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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
NEW CORPORATIONS

Bismarck. N. D.. June 23.-Amend-
ed articles of incorporation showing
increases in capital, stock we're filed
with the secretary Of state Is follows:
State bank Of Elliot, $4,000 to
$4,000.
First State bank Of futile. $4,000
to $4,000.
williston State bank, $4,000 to
$4,000.
The First State bank Of Binford de-
creases its capital stock from $4,000
to $4,000.
The Litchville Cemetery association
Of LaMoure county, was incorporated
by K. X. Wangrud, Hans M. c. Bjone,
L. K. Wangrud and others, of Itch
VILE.
The First Guaranty bank Of Bis
marck filed amended articles showing
that the number Of directors a been
reduced from five to three-F,. A.
Lahr, l.. w. sperry and NJ. j. Hit
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
BRITONS WARNED LOSS
BY DIVERS TO CONTINUE

London, June 23.-Ensland might
just as we'll make up her mind that
Of losses from German submarines, the
Times warned its readers today. The
lesson is. the '~'thunderer'' added, that
strict economy must be practised by
all. The Times detailed the speeding
up Of shipbuilding in England and
America as evidencing how the Allies
are preparing to cope with the loss Of
bottoms.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
FORKS GETS
NEXT S. S. MEETING

Fargo, N. D.. June 2S.-0rand
Forks was unanimously voted as the
1918 meeting place for the North Da-
kota Sunday School association. which
closed its twenty-seventh annual
meeting here last night with an ad-
dress by John L. Alexander Of Chica-
go. in the city auditorium. Nine
hundred and hfty-six delegates regis
tered at the convention in this city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
PORTRAIT ron NORMAL

Valley City, N. D.. June 2s.-Coin-
cident to the twenty-hfth anniversary
Of President George A. Mcfarland Of
the Valley City State Normal school,
was the presentation Of . life-si1ed
portrait Of the educator, painted by
Nicholas r. Brewer, to the state nor
NAL school, by the msrnbsrs Of the
graduating GLASS Of this year. The
presentation was made by Eldon
Hanson Of the class Of IT. The por-
trait was received By Hon. Frank
regents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
OLGA CELEBRATION.

dsy this city will hold a celebration
in honor of the French-C Canadian hol-
iday, st. Jean Baptiste day. In addi-
ton to the services to be held in the
Catholic church here, the citizens
have arranged q big picnic to be held
in the grove adjoining the city, where
school children will give a program.
assisted by the Olga band. Ball games
and field sports will take up the en-
tire afternoon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
North Dakota News

winners. A merry-go-round will be
on the grounds for the day. Supper
will be served in the shade Of the park
trees. commencing at s o'clock in the
afternoon. The evening entertain
mont will consist Of moving pictures
in the A. o. u. w. hall. and later q
grand ball. The Commercial club has
spared no efforts in arranging for this
picnic. and everyone In, attendance 10
assured of being we'll entertained.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
SEEKS INFORMATION OF SON.

SEELhB INFURMATION OF SON.
Great Falls. Mont. June 23.-
Forced by inability to earn a livelihood
to give up her 1S-year-old son, with
a promise to make no effort to COM
municate with him until he had at
tanned his majority, Mrs. Perry A.
Hector Of Trout Creek. formerly Mrs.
susia Mash, Is seeking through the
records Of the recent registration to
discover her man-child, Lloyd Nash.
The boy was delivered over to the
state humane officer here eight years
ago. and h fact that he is now FL!
years old releases the mother from
her pledge.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
With Machine
House

Mr.. Grant johnson has Just been,
placed in q fne position Is stenog-
rapher with one Of the machine
houses by Aaker's Business College.
Yesterday school received a long dis
tance call for q stenographer from
Bowman. N. D., offering SIC per
month to start with. Demand for
once help Is very good and will be
better still. Enroll now for summer
term and get in line for a position.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
AMBULANCE

Helena, Mont, June ga COM
plete ambulance, paid for by G. A.
Dyar and c. r. Tinting Of Cascade.
Mont, will start from Paris tomorrow
or Monday for the French front These
gentlemen made arrangements today
to cable the money from here. The
ambulance will be called Cascade
Montana"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
SIS FOR SACK OF.
FLOUR IN RUSSIA

LAwton, N. D., June 23.-Ryo
-four 1t 925 tho thundredweight;
bacon 41.05 the pound; - tho
head for geese and $500 for . live
hog arc current prices In Kresse.
LOT, Russia, quoted I'm q letter to
Mrs. Leon Bensk from her par.
ents, who have given to the cause
two sons, brothers Of Mrs. Benslk,
one OF whom was killed In action
while the other L. still under
arms. The Benska. 03 and 81
years old, emigrated from Franco
to Poland fifty years ago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23

High German officials profess to
believe that Holland is intriguing
with Great Britain. This probably will
be sufficient excuse, oven though pail
pably "made in GERMANY" for a Ger
man invasion Of Holland.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
FRAZIER TO SPEAK

Chatfeld, Mimi. June 22.-Gover-
nor Lynn FREEZER of North Dakota will
be tho principal speaker at Nonpar-
.tisan league mass meeting here. to-
morrow. according to an announce
ment today by local members Of the
league.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
oUARDsAIEN PAID.

VOIz1EO0NT11N THO
Fort Sheridan, ILL.,. June 22.-Na-
tional guardsmen in training hero for
officers commissions will receive the
same pay a. the other students. The
$50 guardsmen received the good
news that they would get 500 q
month in an order from Washington
today, p
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
ELK DESTROY PEA FIELDS.

10A@AA OHS041VOA III 0A1IIAOosI
Thompson Falls. Mont. June o.
A herd Of 20 elk. tame as dairy cattle,
are playing havoc with crops on the
Woodlin Ma east Of this place. The
animals come in every evening to feed
from h pea fields. and the
have found 1t necessary to appeal to
the game wardens for relief. as they
are prohibited from doing anything
more radical than to kindly shoe the
elk aWay,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23

After q man reaches the ago Of 40
he quits trying to secure the moon and
give his entire attention to getting
the earth.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23

Jamestown-Although Jamestown
city ofncials have announced that this
city will not celebrate Fourth Of July,
members Of the Jamestown Women's
club and the Women's Relief Corps
held at the Klaus park. Games Of
all varieties, music and short speeches
Will feature the Observance.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23

Minot-Nine men charged with
violating the North Dakota ciearet law
have waived examination and have
been bound owe to the district court.
The men, who are mostly %poolroom
operators, are Dave Phillips, D. Nit
chell. Herb Bum, John Moore, J. H.
Peterson, Frank Hoey. Sam Loomis,
John Willis and Z. H. Kastatchkeff.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23

Binford-Antelope. which have not
been see in the vicinity Of Binford
since pioneer days, are reported in
the hills northwest Of town by Boyd
while autoing ran into a herd Of the
animals.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02
Sra GuobransSalen.
@eiret % Marreicn. - S1rtiocn %
T~cbmangelen. Summerens
StGuncr. - Npe Siltag. - Sur-
ifjelligt. = SDsbennt.
(Slutniug.)

@rpllup feireocS- Ben 2ben Sunni
paa HonbSpcrf @otel al &~pnnallg
Sronbus og ariitoier 9affltm.
SorlopeIie er inogaaet al @lori
SonOe % Cor HaaItao. Sigeioa al
aari SeiIcn, %ooge, % Sbor Nor.
bobI, 9iSmorfen.
Tolgenoe or aIgooct pes Tsocn:
SrUifiUrer Ole Slicn @rrffcn, Iof-
fcrnocn, SO Nor 81. 2iten Srono.
fen Tolberg. So gor al. SuSmann
Gore Grifien Nanoen, So Nor 81.
Gen 29be Moi opoc Ole Teoerien
Tinitab, bare % 9(or Al. Set bar ct
Spb5inlo ion1 bragtc Sorg / mango
Siem / %aage. Sam par Ell ibcaIi-
tiff gtatur og en- looenbc ung Wonb.
Illocr9 Sanicn SonObuhaugcn oeoe
SO Nlor 81. Son Glen Na5sbegoorbs.
bnugcn, Ga gar. &riiten &onien
@rUffcn, SolonN>pi, Al Star. 6soe.
raa0%manb Nnbcr3 SSperlen HltanGS
opoe paa @icn0esbeim Sen t30c Sltli
SO Nar al. San bar Ell interc5ieret
gantntcl Wano meo Ell glinnrenbe
Sitfommclic. San Iob inbe mcb me.
gen TRADITION. Sg ban bar en- Wte.
tier I'll at lortGQe. San bar pprct
%ert peo 8icnocSbeim / en- Woros.
alder, % ban par MI en- al be ploite
SieIOmUro / belle S%otunbeirncn. San
flell0tc Ell Wnsie Otenne1fer bao0e
ira Sp og Sanb. San blep be9rapet
ira %aage airfe unber itor 9eltdgel.
le. Barnet Spar S%iguroIen Su
bsoe I Nar 81. Sen 20 SILL. 9nrbo
SaSmprbnngen opbe Sen t0be Wai,
56 Nnr 81. Susmnnosfone Sn0e.
borg Z. Sfaalen er beo Ct Nar al.
Sru @ertine> Senrifien, 40 g(or al.
8aurOmanosenfe Nannei SIetnloen,
50 Iar. SpoeronoSfone Onlbipr 81.
Sncffcritltcn, 81 Ior al. @uoro.
monoSfone Sn9cborg Sang, 10 Nor
gammel.
Sra lite Suli er Hapnet poa Bolt.
ddbllerlet Vodge t%orar10ret I'll Nads
goamo % 2alum err pnbret til Calm.
2esje.
Eoa Sesie bolbt gnore Stuefloo.
ten % Suitrll Marit 8ulobrpQup
Den 13be SUM.
9prer gll1ton Sfotte peo @erfets
% Slcttens Sfoler bar opiagt lin
Eoit. San ifol lutte til Sebemarfell.
Som Seitprer for Sorobrilgs- og
SllsmorIfolen / Norore 8ubbranoS.
oalen inm MI er flpttet fra Sfinaf til
Sesie, er onIot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gipinb Sbllne iom fpr bar fonltitll.
erct / Soften.
SrpIlup feireoes 3bie Gintiebug al
alora Nelmen og HicoIai $. Sfot.
te. Sigeiaa Den Sbe Suli al Sltga
Norocrblls % @aarobruger s(norep
Soief Ssritoo.
Sans S. 9ranoli bpbe Den lite
Srli, y Iar al. Sobonncs SisrIie
er ogiua afgnaet peb 0eoen IS Star
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02

al. San par Ell SG0cr5manb Ioml
lrnge pil minocS poa Scaicitogcu.
5 line llnge glar if ban en- Sfo0c i
oct enc anr ica Soocn moattc am
plltcrcs. Salot moo lin Nllie blcu
ban 'na Carer, OF ban a~rbCiocoe en-
lang 9Iorrrffe / SfoIcn / aierums.
grGnOcn. Surergierninqcu blep ban
mart GLAD l. o. ban blcu 2rrer Al
8ubS Naooc. STrlig par ban Ell
ppperlig Hcli9ionslGrcr. Sroo5 ban
rar &rs6ling, arbciocoe ban iig irem
til ct ireioigt SiuSIpn, OF ban blep eli
qIeoenoe NatureIifcr. On apeloen2
orcp ban 6iiteri IangS Soogcn %
lon0S Cora.
"a Nierli por so Nor al. bolOt
bans 6Gbrcncgnaro poo @cSicifogcn
pon at bli Iolgt peo Spong. Set beo
BAN in1ob. 90 iaa fipbte ban rcio-
Int 6arSgaorocn o. illttteoc mco Sfo,
len. % fprit MI if @isrlie riqtig
ipne, at ser nar StaaI / 6om. SroOa
ban bar 60 Nnr 9ammcl OF &rsbs
ling. blep ban 6oregangsmono iom
Sorobruger. Sam orep op SPbrene-
aaar0clt, ioa ban flnbe fe0e en- 10
IS Hnltt Scr, mGlls ban bare flInoe
ifaiie Sor til ct Bar areoturcr, ga
ban %begpnbtc. @ou if itiitct en-
Mountaineering og fit fine 9taboCr
intcresierct Tor SummcniIlltning ON
Salo % Sigh og Frobuftion. Son
lGrte Dem at BRUCE &umit0iebiel og
orlpe iterft Sorobrlta. Sort inat, ban
blep Ell Npoitel for Sorbens Sorpo.
ling. Eua Gluten bar ban omltrent
blind. Men ban bar ligc intcreaie.
RET. San itelct I. Gr. meo Sfog-
%plontnilla otter at ban bar bnlpblinb.
Ior ct Nar iioen beie9te unNcrtc9nc'
De bam. "a baooe ban iplbt Suict
meo Wtlliifinltrllmenter og ban fig
gehe % boo llngoommen / Sllict ON
at oc ifllloe mlsiicere for bam. Offer
lpic Tor bonl. Sioen bleu LET lang
for bans r"aitlpic Iano. &nn fif mig
I'll at iolge iig bort til Ben iioite Sfog
pluntningen i'm. San Iua npitcn in
genting. Wen ban Ia De ltllge Tlan.
fer inb til Nniigtct lit, ficnote paa
Narsifllbclte og firrtcgnet Dem. 80,
oettc gaor bra Set" iogoe ban mcO
@lans / Einene. - ga, ban por 9lab
/ Sipet % / Set iom ticncr 9ipsperten.
Nu cr ban borte. Men 2cSieifogrns
Soro bill fiGrlig gienlme bans Step.
2rrcr 8. $. Berg, Norbmo, 2cSie,
bsoe 0cn 14be SllIi, 81 Iar ealnntel.
San par ogiaa en- SGoerSmanb iom
cfterlober fig eft soot GftermGlc. San
par Ell iGrbcles hpgtig og intercSie-
ret SPrcr. 90 ban par ogioo bit
SiaiO ellers / @pgoen. San bar en-
Sto nleb / ScrrcbSitprct % bar @ice-
orbierer ct 8or Eeriobcr. San bar
oaiaa en- Sib lorn1ano / Sfolcitnret.
San fog Nfifeb iOm 2Grer for ct
glars Sib iioen.
Sppre.
Gopre Eoitaabneri er ira lite oSll.
Ii ilpttet til Sopre Standardization,
og StationSmeiter Horobogen er be.
itiffet iom Eoitaabner.
Iaret5 SfotteIigning ubpiier iom
be ~itpritc Sfottepoere paa Soure:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02

Sornmle, Intou SoIbcr9 $4,000,
grif &or@poIo $4,000 SIR. Gbriitinc
NticbcIicn $4,000, @uri llIbcim &C..
100. Sron SaIlCrnaa $1,000, Ehor
Soitc 10000, Con. Sonobeim 81
400, 3. $. &pnoal - 900, Giitrifta.
lrgc @iocnfop $1,000, Scr9cn DO.
oplcn $4,000, Simcn Suucrou2 A.
600, Crit SoIIeroo& 1890, Courc
Sparcbanf s., 900 SIR.
Snguor @igcruit ira Gopre err al
Observation-Disclosures aniat ipnl
@crreoaa8ronom for @c2ic, Gourc %
EEL.
6orIopcIie er iuo0ouct al Cora
Cote % 6oritfanoiOot Io@mmo ri.
Bcruit. Sigcioo al Brit @crQicn.
gooro, Gopre, .og Safob 9ttitcn Scu.
Nrne Wogml&icn, Coprc, cr al
8ooet pc0 G0ocn ocu lite Smi.
Sell.
Stotteligninaeu for SeQ uouiicr
Ell 6ormue pao 2,526,0OO Str. "a Ell
Snotrat poo 6.443,375 SIR. Sfottc,
p%rocenten er SO. &c ~itsritc Iors
mltcr bar 8. %c9grrm meo 50, 800
SIR, &ari 6ormo 72,3OO, Wurit
Nlpitao $500 &. g. RooS 10000.
Itticiclitobct @cirangcr-Nor0iioro
-Cttn IutomobiIielitob 10000 SIR.
Som SGrer pco Sen me TortIuts
tclIeSlfole paa Stta er alliat &irfc.
Ianger Ser. 30.
Sotelcier Srono @~oit5aanr0 bar
iolgt i'm Spter pp moo Nonoonc
iantt 20OO Mool Sfog til OluD Gi@.
bopo, Wooum, for 10000 SIR.
6orlouelie er iltogooct al alma
@oaue, 9. 5ron, % Sobon 2icn,
EEL,
Sebnlen.
: Sconlen er @uitap Sauito0 be,
ififfct iom Toitoabner eitcr s.. 5.
6ierbing0ren iom bar iogt op Still
lin9en.
Ter er oppe Elnncr ON at u6buQ.
&c Sioa Gin Tor Grbperpclic al clef.
triif aroit. S~ngcnior NiaIcn ira
ariitionio % NOpofot &irr hor bar.
ret oppc % unbcriogt TorboIocnc %
u~nocrhonolct meo oe ca. 20 @rln0s
Cicrc. Ter er al 8rltnoeierne bcuiIs
get 1000 SIR. til ~grlnoi9 9crc0ning.
5 SilfplOe Glnncrne bIir Qicnnem.
iert pil Sjoo funne ifofie en- pplOig
Gnergi.
Hagnbilb SoriIoItao, +. Serina.
ltao, opoe Den lite SUM, 81 gor al.
Murbre Srun.
Norhre 6ron bar gienncmiort en-
Itorre 6orbeoring al lime IolfcifoIcr.
9pgoen faar MI 5 7socIte 1o~lfcIfoIer.
Sfnabu 6olfeifole blir 6-oelt.
Observation-Disclosures / @inItrobus.
braget cr ioIgt til Seocuorf2fommu.
nerle, Sonar 8p, Soften, Ston0e,
Sang, Honleool % 6llrnc5 for I
MtiQion Ser. Gn McQcmmon6, 9(rn.
iinictb, tjente goot poo Nanoclcn.
Mcn @rl1nocicrne / g. 5ron far
fnoet tibet &oluta. llobpgninQcn al
Sinitra pil fonme pao en- 100000
S%citcfrGiter og piI foitc ell 1910
Wiaioner Ser.
Sfotteligninqcn uooiicr en- Ior
mre / g. Sron paa 5,56O,20O SIR. GA
en- SSnotpgt poo LOOT 800 ar. Sfut-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02

tcproccntcn er 81. q iteritc Sfot
tenoere er ESon NoriIoitao ium cr Tia.
net c'tcr en- 6oruute paa 3l3.25O
SIR, Ole Seiac 1l6.5OO SIR. =. Chr.
Nuattum $3.50 SIR, Nficl SunaSli
6S,25O, ariitiou Aiui 1850, u.
@ranopoIo $500, &cnam. Scans
bus 66, $50, q Gron@ Sparcbouf
1iO,250, 7. Scigc $3.50 "a ..
Tornto 90, 500 &r.
81. u. Rciet, Sioa St, hor OPIUM.
oct Ell 0toifine til At buQc 5Iuobren
meb. Zen bripca mco Naanofruit
OF gicr 4 Mtanb@ Grbeioe.
Sra lite Sltni err set oronct mco
%rcphu@ paa SompciUtCr i Staoblt
o. Eo]itbciororinl mcucm Sfoublt
Eo'taabnert % &mlpciUtcr.
&ommanoericracont Spthcr, Sfuu.
IN, bar ioIgt @irfcpco iii ariitiouia
@p ira lin Sfpg / Sfoabu for 30,
600 &roner.
Zen 3oic Moi 'circotS @rruup al
6rioa &orgcnicu &iuitro, % ScJc.
graiiit Tr. Suone, Gipcn q.
ToIQenoe cr oo0c: Ronmouu ToS.
ic, Sfnobu SrpQpc @riflc, - Iar
8an1mcl. Mtnrit @otfcn, Siou, 90
Y0r al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02

Neto0 iom ieg io6 og ifreu nGr.
uPrcnoe aorrcipon0auce os6e min
nprmeite Robo Ole Bite / 3aa1e.
mo. 70 Iar al. San oooe al Slag
mems ran ioo oeo 9orSet OF Ipiitc.
CIe Bite par Ell tieuSt SfifteIIe /
Waage. San bar ualminbcIig nppe,
opgti9 % par libt al en- aumimer.
San Dor ogian Ell uaIminbcIig SugtiG
STqer. San har bI. a. ifuot umfrin1
800 Rppe / lin Sio. : qnmlc Sage
uar ban oqiaa Rensifutter o. irr0e'
oes meget ! S%otunbeimen. San bar
en- uomertet Nabo.
9aage, BEN lite aug. 1917.
anoers Streoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02
Spnbrc Trun.

SrnOrc 6ron cr mi iifret BRO oucr
Saogcn pcO &unoorp. StortinQct
bar bcUiIlet feritc Gcrmtiu al Sta.
tens Nnocl. @rocn cr falfuIcret iii
100000 SER. Ncrai ifoI Stat&icrn.
boner1c uorebc Il. Stotcn p al &c.
item % Spqo % Amt set Tom bIir
igicn, ourtrinq 10000 SIR.
Sogncpreit &obro iif / Stot2rou6
Sen lose Moi Niifco / Naaoe mco
2,4O0 SIR. / Eeniion.
8. g. SoIberg far ioIqt ncbrc
Soitc til Sn2ooIo SpcIlc Tor 25,OOO
&roncr.
Gen 29bc Suni boIotcS @rpultp
al @uri Sium og Saul @ronoruo.
Cline MooruO o. Clap 2iItoo bar
oefIareret 6orIoncIie.
Ntotbca SforitoO Oc6c Sen 27be
SltIi, Sc 9lar al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02

Gopre Foitoo6neri err ira lite Sll.
Ii flpttet til Gopre Standardization,
og StationSmeiter H~orobagen er be-
itiffet iom Eoitaabner.
IaretS Sfotteligning uopiier iom
Sc ~itpritc Sf~ottepoere paa Soure:
Ole 9. Sombaas nleo 79S00 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02

s 6anberg er 6ormuen oc0 ii6itc
SfatteIi8nin8 oniIooet iii 1853, poo
Ser. og SnbtPQten til 1895 $40 SIR.
Gen mi0Icrti0ige BRO iom err Oh.
iort oe6 @runIoug, bIeo toget / grll1
omfriug 76c Mai.
GnabDfoIocne er M fie6t al 5no,
berg, @iri o. Gar0aI iiammen Tor
q 900 ar. Renter. Gar0aI Fol
iporc otten Scrticnbeoclc @tri en-
SiettcbeI ca 6aaberg Heiten al ais.
beilmmcn.
Hnanu @eraaeng bar IoIQt Ran6.
aooro Sfog til Cor Sfattc6o Tor
1888 Gr.
Soiic Giohanicn bar ioIgt Gcslclien
iii Sfib3reOer aonrab 8oaIto6 FOR
%, 900 ar. Sob. q. Sobnien bar
ioIQt SGter til glnton 9aornes for
1900 SER.
Torte Smcruo bar 1uttct iom Gar.
rerinoe pe6 aringIiaa SfoIc.
Som Serreosfasier er aniat SIR.
Norotorp ira lretten.
6orIopeIic er in6eaoet al Rerte
S~obnsgaaro, Toaberg, og @ogholoer
SIR. &ieritao, %iQebnmmer. 2igeiaa
al Sobanne 2inOita6, 6aabera. oa
GrInno S~ureniIot 9. 8ausoaI.
6sIgen6e er 0soe: Iartba 5obon.
neIen, Sagbattcn, 50 aur. Ragn.
biIo @attum. 43 aar. Gina alofter.
baffen, 26 aar. Sannu @ro6ahl.
Gle 9ano, 80 Mar. Simon Stor.
ipeen, Safiumonlen, Al 9lar. Tn.
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RIie, II 9Iar. Sngebors Yetersoat.
Malvern daily record., 1917-04-19
SUGGESTS THAT MALVERN
 SEEK REFORM SCHOOL

A letter was received yesterday by Rev. J. W. farrell, from Rev. A. c. Millar, of Little Rock, suggesting that Malvern would be splendid location for the new reform school to be built by the state. The letter has been turn ed over to President J. w. Lee, of the Chamber of Commerce, and the mat ter will be taken up by that body at their next regular meeting. The re- cent legislature turned the old reform school into school for girls, and au- thorized new one to be built for the boys. No better location, for health, could be found than here; the railroad facilities are splendid and there is plenty of ground near this city, which would make an ideal farm for the school.
Malvern daily record., 1917-04-19
NO DISLOYALTY
 IN ARKANSAS

There is no question of the loyalty of the entire Arkansas citizenship, All branches of the federal service are being recruited-army, navy, Red Cross, hospital, machine gun--and in many places guard organizations are being formed by those who are past the age limit for field service, while the Women's Service League is very popular.
 There have been rumors of disloy- alty in remote instances-a German flag flying over dry goods store, an other over a private residence whose owner was quoted as saying that it could be pulled down only over his dead body, of mysterious wireless station on the top of an inaccessible mountain, of threats against the gov ernment and the president, but in most instances investigation has prov en the reports as great myths as the now famous Hindenburg line
 There is every reason why every citizen of Arkansas, and every person residing within it's borders, should be loyal to the state and government, and no reason why any of them should be disloyal. There are not many aliens in the state, and many have been con- pleting their naturalization since the trouble began. All are being assured that they will receive the protection of the law so long as they do not be- come in any way obnoxious, and "so long as they obey the laws of the state and nation and the ordinances of the cities"
 Sheriff Hutton, of Pulaski county, in line with the action of many other sheriffs, has issued a proclamation addressed to all foreign1born resi- dents, in which he says:
 T urgently request that all of our people maintain a calm and consider ate attitude toward all without re- gard to their nationality"
 They are being shown that disloy- atty in act or word will not be toler- ated, and no serious trouble is ex- pected from any one, although no rea- sonable precaution to guard against it is being neglected.
Malvern daily record., 1917-04-19
PROF. (. ". NEWTON
 HAS RESIGNED

A rumor which has been afloat sey- eral days, that Prof. G. w. Newton had resigned as superintendent of the Malvern schools, effective after the present term, was confirmed this morning by J. Elmo Young, secretary of the school board, who stated that the resignation had been received, but as no meeting of the board had been held, his successor had not been named. Prof. Newton has been super intendent of the schools here for the past five years, and was reelected on April Is for the term of 1917-18.
 His successor will probably be named at the next meeting of the board.
 Friends of Prof. Newton were sur prised at his resignation, and express sed regret that he had decided to sever his connection with the schools.
Malvern daily record., 1917-04-19
TRACK MEET TOMORROW
Over 100 Contestants Entered for
 Contests at Russellville.

Russellville, Ark, April 19-The second annual track meet and literary contests of the Valley Athletic and Contest Association will be held in Russellville on Friday, when ten sil- yer loving cups and 45 medals will be awarded. More than 100 have entered for the athletic events and 40 for the literary contests. The following schools will be represented:
 Bonneville, Danville, Dardanelle, Clarksville, Morrilton, Atkins, Rus sellville High and Russellville Aggies. The piano, composition, Reclamation and spelling contests will begin at 10 o'clock, track meet at 1 :30 p. m., and voice, reading and debate at night.
 The following representatives were selected for the Russellville High School in a preliminary debate and will also represent the school in the state contests in Little Rock, May and 5: uT
 Defamation, Willie Smith; reading, Doris Harkey; piano, Ella Black; voice, Maria Wilkinson; spelling, high school, Mabel Baker; grammar schools, Kenneth Snipes of the West Ward school. Master Snipes is but nine years old and fourth grade pupil, but spelled down seven opponents and was declared the representative of the grammar schools up to and including the seventh grade.
Malvern daily record., 1917-04-19
OTTO PRAEGER,

Second Asst. Postmaster Gen.
Malvern daily record., 1917-04-19

Office of Second Assistant Postmaster General.
Malvern daily record., 1917-04-19
UNION COUNTY AROUSED
Men and Women Cooperate With
 Girls Canning Clubs

Fl Dorado Ark, April 19.-Mrs, Helen Henry, who has charge of the demonstration work and the Girls Canning Clubs of the county, reports that the farmers are very much inter- ested and are turning their attention principally to the production of food stuffs. More food will be raised and preserved this year than ever before in the history of Union county. A meeting was held here Tuesday night on the court house avn to interest the town people in the planting o1 back yard gardens.