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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06

bet fin oIfobetiifc 2pb. Saooanf
uanifeIiggisr garncts IrbciDe | Sto'
len % andre Soils Strro meo at lG'
re Spro9ct. Sroenes llbtoIe er re-
9~rIeret boabe al aonionarttcr og
itumme @oeitaper / Oct engel'te
Sprog; Tom Grempel fan nGoneS:
made" % NAB" late" % tat"
Der er bet BET, itl,mme go8ltop, lom
aioer a fin oIfabetiife 2p0. s Sroe'
ne are" "for" iuopirfer a%cn'ornr'
ten T paa 8ofaIen q, iod Den 'aar
norlf Spoiorm. Get tagcr megen &to
at lGrc I%oaoont, % iIigt har man m
tct grpoeri meb / Oct norifc Sprog.
Sa, bet err boerfen Qanosmaal cller
HigSmaol, Der er ment oct er nor't'
oanif eller oonif, ioooon ionl norife
Bomber lGier oct. Get er ti6Siparen.
De, og 2io er Genge, Tiger Nnlerifa-
nerne tiot og oite.
Saa CT oct ollie oiSIc itun1nle BOG.
'toner / oct engelife Sprog, boer en-
felt al Dem toger ct Sefuno, nanr
ilnn lfriuer ellcr iTtter Spper; DC
roer oItion Sib. Ser cr nof Be
bring at ipore aar ON onbet, men
oct goor lnroat. SCR ifreo Inlerifa.
l1eren honour" og neighbour" men
lna ut De bPf Ell 9ogitap, nennlig II.
6er 'treo DC though" through" og
lno pioere; mt bar De fuaet pGf tire
@og'taper / buert Gro og ifriper
tho" THRU" oip. s oet norife Sprog
er Der in9en itumln1c 9ogitouer, bper
Vog'tnp / et Sro itoor Tor Ell 2pb, iaa
bier @og'tao fan bcreS, ON Srbet
llotolcs flort og tpoeIig.
i Norge lGrte Born at itooe og
renlGie, fer De folr. paa Sfolen, OF
oct funoe bel goa liOt tent nieb
SHsningen til at bc9pnbc meS; men
'tope gloroe De bare Sc prrite SrSe-
nc % lGrte "a poa ionntc Sio at ino.
Dele Oroenc / StapcIicr. Ser / oait-
oct er "ipelIin9" ct al DC pi9tigite
,Sag, og booroiOt Sen cngeIiflrienoc
Inlerlfoner bar fort Gcoe pao at
lnooele Sroene | StnpeIicr, err mere,
emo Der fan iigcs. Set Ter no til, at
Dc erlten life brpber iig ON bette, eG.
Ter er ipagc / oennc 8ren al Ger.
oonmen; TIT Sroeue oeles nofioo
rort en9aitg iblnnbt, mar enbcI al
moa flptteS opcr pua M Clinic.
6or life lGnge iibcn loa lea nupnt
Ell TplS, at enten Saponcrne eIler
piIbc ombpttc lit pIbaonlc
mco crgellfc aonionunter oa
%pfoler. Se iputes Iaatens,
nj DC cn4elife GofoIcr life bar fpIbiae
NOT, og at Der bar for mango HegIcr,
Der regltIcrcoe @rltgen al Dem. Spor.
ror polgte De life oet norif.oonife MI.
'obct, Der er fploig pg bcIitebt? Sua.
tens foroi Sc intet aicnbifob bar til
IIi9c illao Notioner og bcreS Sproq.
&c 'proglproe fltn0e arope irem me-
get mere craftsmanship cno set
ltorlt oanlfc Sprog, men ira en- ulGro
nloa Sc Flnftcr her oipet bare
nof.
Nnar Notioucrnc fommer tilro cI.
ter ariNen o. ptl bare G. ~llllipcriol.
er set bcore, oe p0laer ct ioo-
bnrt blnnot Dc Icpenbe Spro0 oq ina
ct al oe irnau neitroIc 9onoc. Set
SproQ cr ct &lilturIproa, pg
bette bar brltQt Al ioaoaune Storool,.
Ser 'om 8. e. NnoerIeL $. Sbien o0
q. g. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
2ecprab Dg Smtgrl.
Smaapluf.
Gen 5tc 9lpriI 1917

Wr8. ". 0liou ira Ghico0o
bcisoer Tor GiOcn airs. u. W. Sc
pcrIon.
Gen Morriion3 @utifbnGnin1
! Burr Sat ncobrTnOtc Trc0oBt
Wcrgcu.
@aitor ar. M'oNclaicn ira ga
GroSIc bar opboIot iig i %ucn en-
ligeS 3io.
@crboro Ntitc rcjitc Ntouoo0
iii Goitpiuc, huor bon bar iaoct
@niGttclIc.
M}r& $ &. 0pIohI var iioit}
ltgc hcrncNc ira hilbert yea pou en-
%iiit hos line GorUlorc.
M,ia Selma ClioL iom cr
@urcriuoe / Buffalo Gcutrr, CT 'or
Chen hicmmc poo @cipg ! &ooltr
1lricu.
GrnoIO Gee rclitc 0u&oo1 til
Salt cate Gin lltoh, bOor han
itul oucrtoQc en- Sitting hos ga
Ter Slmbcr Gompann.
q. $. So4bcr0 rci'tc Cu2
oon til Gcnucr, Col, cltcr en- ll0c3
@'cieo hos inc NornIorc, NoitOr %
mr. 81 @ q,ab,ro
- &. Nonion % MoOcreu @ir&.
e ~ Non;or. nor rNitc lloc /
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
SDpp9rai cmifes!

TN epct Observation-Disclosures -
pP'entli1 norif @rbeioe - Ton Iaa
FlaoS itrnr. 6uIoitGnoige Splpsnin'
ger meo Scnipu til Griarins, Gems
iorIon0enoc cip. beSes ierbt | isrite
grep til "Sccorab. Soften" Geeorab,
Nppo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06

eaoe @rfurfionsfarter iii 1Ipribo ooh. Morts %
3ote aprtl. vi ol betaIe ole 6ine %llbgtfter, buis nj lite
e!!lsr oa ben rtgeite Manufacturing Staten. Sen hRls
ot9e Srugtbarbeo al bette 2anb er pper al geifripelie.
Jn9en @ieb'el nebrenbt9. SnQen IRRIGATION. GSrenl.
brlnger melt olounoerlt9e o9 tore a0liRaer. Ire
Nolin9sr ON Aaret. SoeaIt Qlirot. Soorfor ticbe
lGnol9t Sono, Der trtenger ioo mango geuQe for @iebs
ntnQsntibler Tor bier aultng. iom por iprte W(ulbiurb
Tor llben fan tiebeS for2 Sab % bepiie bet. elsr faa
en- ri 9telie. ANDERSON g. LUNDBERG,
I. 8 Mcknight Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
cGnf paa bine 0grn. De pil

- trGnge eanb. De ptI mart be9pnoe Tor
ia Ielp. Nittiu 6ountp bpber be beo'te mn
lioe Nnleoniroer. @oot Meierilouo oirefte
ira port Selifob fan MI ticbe8 biQi9t %
poa lette Vetineeller. Sporfor life lenoe
iboo eiter Dor intere8fdrte illu.itrerebe gttes
ratl,r? Zen iuoes irit. Nrnolo, Sunb a9ent,
Rod SSlaub RaiIpap, 1876 &oIpin SIbg.,
Suluth, Wtinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
cil5al0s. leo Ncres 2ano /

= il5aI9s. 100 Ncres Nano /
- ct. 2ouis Gountp, Winr, %bcligoenoe
/ ct gpbt Sarminositrss mcb iouoig Mulbz
ioro. Smtrent 20 gcres rpboet, toeta9es
~@aaniu9sbus, COB "@arn", Grenc meO
l>unpe, 6sniebuS en- Tieroebels WttI ira
Gtate &ooo, 3 Wil ira tripcli9 %p paa
@reot Nortbern Sernbanen, bpilteu @p bar
@oubpert, %elcttriif 9psonlG9 % Geleion'pz
item ipr 2onbbiitrtfter. Iris $500 pr.
9cre, enoel foutont. 6or uGrmere Spins
uinger ~tilifrip Sobn giorIin, Supcrior, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
OauO tiliulas SEQ. 9atota. Bel

%lduO tll,nlg5 | gtU. 2atota. Sel
60 opbprfeoe o9 oobt %opbpgQeoe Sarme I
ct uorit Settlemeut / Softer Sountp, U. 2.
Norif Rirfe, Stoler, Selefon % oo9It9 BOT.
Npis on eulfer al ipare Fen9e. uaor ou fig
Der Ell iarrl,. iaa tieb otrette al @ieren og
lpor WellemmouoeuS 6ortieneIte. Sor nprs
mere Splp8uiu9er "trip til gicrcu. Gowuro
I. 6ulaas, Garrinoton, y. z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
0auO er iifreite Snpeitment

- ariq3tiSer. %nbriro Qenoe Dor iru9tz
bare Some3 8ipcr &nIlep Serb. Yrobus
cercr 6ebitc Spebc, 2iufrs, Wais pg Ils
fdIfn. Triier ira $25 til 500. Slime
lioe &iltadr. Gen6 2uub & Soan Gonls
pant, 9pr 9, Jamestown 30. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06

a slt 9aws for alfalfa % aIsrsr. 500 fisbsr
" 100 aerss. @oroIiae Minrs'otas eane. $500
~scrtaui. @sifsn ts Mars Utorteaas. eh Yrocni.
0rtro aoh. ria NlnIhtore msb Strunesriaa; tnaen
Stnbber tnsr ~afnuaest eaus. Sfrip tfter fulhft1reia
finserrstniue. Snesn entttbanesl oates. Mertsage
holdlns Co., 3t2 Pslscs bids.. Miansspeis. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06

cnifcS- - SOB nprlf Sineb /
- Oort. Tilmore 60, Wfinu. Chop
meo SiIbebpr. tiueie eIler tiliol9s. Silltriu
Ole &enoritiou, 81. 1. gime Sprlu95, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
orit Reaieriuqslano. - Spr Diff

~ cieas liz SioerS BOG "9ucant @operns
ment SANDS" anoiper o9 beitriuer bpcr @cre
i hpert 6orutp / Noreneoe Stater. 6ortGls
Ter Selioeeubeo, bpor at benpcnce ZIG, bporz
ban erboloeS irit. 1917 3iaarannter %
5absuer. me Cope, 9ifer pi.p.. pris 20
Seuts portobetalt. y9ebb TnbliibinS So,
Cent. az, ct Eoul, Ntiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
'SanaOa ttlbDOcr
100 Wcrcs SamO irit
til 6armarbciOerc.
Soriis at Sans peftliae Ganaba til MrHS,
oer b19iptr til at p%eSligtbulbe forurbtu
XnrnNrnnMfIinn

Sonns at SanS | peftliac Gdnaoa til MrHS,
Der bl9iptr til at peSligtbulbe forurbtu
4ornprooMftipa.
@tterlper9ielen paa 6armorbeiocre garobd
er lad nor, at ipm Ell SepPe9rurb til itrdr
az litre ben nsopenbioe Ni0lp. nil Canada
9tpe 80 Mcres xano fritz tom S,pnc.
neao og 9tpe ben Tarmorbeioer, ion bar
rleo~ poa eorbet, NnIebnina til at orbsioe
Tor andre o9 bog reeue Sibeu ion ont bau
ptrtell9 hopoe boet paa fit 6omelteoo. 9u
onoeit lpeciel GeauuitigeIie er ct aarS nj.
la9 Stoen for SulbbprbsIie at Plieterne.
20 aar tlteoetfor tire aar. Tom Tor, men tun
lor Wt9no, Der arbeioer paa Tornte minbit
yer vtaoieoer at 1917. Gette Sproab for
Sl9lp paa 6armen itoor life paa upgen
Wtaaoe | NorbinbeIie meo 6perunino for
gtltt9rtiene'te, men alene for at iorp9e
a9erbru9ets uobptte. Gn piounberlio AM
ieontil9 til at fire ii9 en- Sarr1 og puo ions
me 40 tr9tte COB con. Gen talooiife Res
9lerln9 oil betale BET operifpbeube ui / Sent
pr. Wttl paa Stuetpriieu ira ct. 9aul os
Snlntb til @eitermelieSiteoer / Ganaoa.
Splpsntn9er ON Iaps Sernbauetarter o. /. y.
erholoes peo Senpenbelie til
Scandinavian Dept. Of Canadian Government,
31l Jackson St. 81. Paul. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06

.oiIialaS.-160 Stores / @aro
- @ountp. %. ,. Gr life irnproueo, men
bar Ell ooo @reno; upmertet Ores SGtter
belle 9anoet; fan oft lGgges uneer Flo9.
Smtreut 8 Mil fra Speu Sa9us, 10 Whl
ira Sertbplb; SrGnbe fan erboloes meset
biuiat fra be nGrli senoe Sisnite aulminsr.
nor uarmere llnberretnins %tilifrtp g. >.
8efer, aO6 9. 4tb st., Hoom4, Wainrsapo'
lis, Wtiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06

ciHalas.-24S Icres 2ano, bet
n,elte unber Cprfniug og enbeI meo apz
lima; enbeI me S%pentuser os giereer. Sus
tit. Stole. State Roao o9 2 Sirter lnoet
so Roobs. =. 7. 9anspid, Ridpiae, Mtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06

NHihi9am.-S Sc alpoerlanoets
Nv 9auobruoSfremifribt. Sfrtp e1ter
karter % 0itsratur ON &pl % 8pG1, Naar
Ioteter 90 6ruot. ScIta Sano 80, Nrdrper
IA. Gicanaba, WtIh.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07
SEASON TO
OPEN MAY 10
Minot Ball Fans Are Anxious for
the First Clash on the Home
Field With Canadians. :.

Minot N. d.. May 7.-Baseball fans
IN Minot are becoming anxious TOR the
opening Of the season, and business
places and show windows have been
plastered with placards shouting
forth tho fact that Minot's baseball
season 10 to begin May 10, whom the
home team and the Winnipeg outft
crosses bats in the first battle of q
four day series. The series will be
played Wednesday. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday.
The ball park also has taken on the
looks Of q real baseball ground. The
forlorn. detected appearance an ath-
letlc field shows in the of season has
entirely disappeared. The new grand
stand and bleacher sections and the
mending Of the holes in the fence. has
put q now face on the field.
Completion Of tho york on the
grandstand and bleachers Is being
rushed. When finished they will &C.
commodate 1900 or more people.
Grading Of the diamond begins At
once. in order that the diamond may
be smoothed up and laid out for tho
opening game.
Reports from the training camp at
Appleton. Wis. say that the players
are rounding into shape for the sea-
son under the training Of Manager
Brautigan. Exhibition games with the
Winnipeg team, also in training at
Appleton. r being played, beginning
yesterday. Tho teams will reach Minot
Wednesday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET
DURING PAST WEEK

South st. Paul. May Cattle
trade all last week showed q weak un-
dertone. The better grades Of steers
and she stun showed a lower tenden-
cy at the start. and toward the close
practically all grades were lower.
generally were CSC lower for the week.
cutters ana tanners Is case and bulls
10016c. Better grades Of steers were
rated 75c to 81 lower than the high
point: cows and heifers 25@50c down.
Demand was not good at n time
except the first half of the week, when
cutters n Gamers moved fairly
previous week. The last half Of the
period the edge was plainly off the de-
mand on h common stuff, though 1t
continued to lead other grades in the
selling.
Receipts for the week IAN ahead of
the week previous. though not far.
Total for the six days stands around
The previous weeks total was a triie
les: than $4,000. Marketing wa
rather free around the circuit the past
week and included a lot of thin and
unfinished cattle that stocked coolers
on the cheaper grades Of meats and
lowered levels generally on live cat
tie Nine markets show a gain of
better than $4,000 cattle compared to
the week before. Calf receipts were
larger at his point. but at all markets
combined Shove a slight decrease.
Steers were not in demand here at
any time. The week did not bring out
much real good beet material. and
such as there was did not get cordial
reception. The first four days brought
nothing in straight loads that got
above the $10610.50 spread. and only
d heads made up to $11. At the
close OF the week several loads Of
pretty recent stuff were offered and
cashed around $11.50.
Cow and heifer demand was not
keen enough to cause a scrimmage
mong packers at any time. Never
tlleless bulk Of the she stock probably
sold at high as any time on this
market. 1t sold in a narrow spread.
however, practically everything going
at $7.501a. stock to get above $3.50
had to have talking points. a few
choice cows and heifers sold up to
$40.
Veal calves made a price gain Of
Csc for the week. notwithstanding lib
eral receipts. second largest week this
year. Top vealers closed the week at
$11.50.
stocker and feeder trade started out
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07
WINNPEG mnSE
Hides. Pelts. Wool, Etc.

Review of the market by The
Redtck Hide & Fur Co.
Hides: The market Is steady with
an upward tendency although the
quality OF the stock now coming for
ward ia long haired and tanners are
slow to offer higher prices. In a
short time hides will be Of a better
quality and will no doubt be wanted
for war purposes.
Tallow: The market is very strong
and high and we advance our prices.
Note-It Is important even now to
see that all hides, Calf skins, DeAcons
and the grease derived from them be
saved and hides and skins carefully
skinned and cured.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07
II MARKET WORLD
GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago. May May wheat made
a new high record this morning. July
wheat strong. gaining on the Sept.
with all months much higher than the
previous day. Correstion in the Mis-
souri, report makes condition 51.9.
This shows little betterment in the last
month and expectation Is government
report will show low condition az Of
May 1. Recent conditions have favor
ed growth of winter wheat. Canadian
bonded wheat will be included in our
visible supply this week.. Fine weather
prevails in the northwest and in Can
ada for seeding. The cash situation IL
not likely to show much change until
new wheat is on hand and the May
and July will be likely to continue
strong. However, the selling Of Sept.
is likely to be Of an influential kind
on the bulges.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07

They are making sauerkraut IN
Germany from white turnips instead
Of cabhAge. This would appear 70 30
going from baA - ,Woroa,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07
MARKET NEWS

report for May 10 due in Chicago at
1915 p. m. tomorrow. It IL expected
to show q decrease in acreage Of
nearly 1900. 900 acres from last fall.
The condition of wheat around 70. ts
looked for. It will compare with 63.40
last month and 1873 last year. There
has been m estimated loss Of over
100000 acres in seven states TAX
ing the figures furnished by the Price
Current Grain Reporter. A condition
acres on the governments revised par
basi for May would suggest 382,000.-
600 bushels. Last months estimate
was 100000. 900. In May last year the
estimate was 49o, 1000, 900 and harvest
48, 200. 200.
Washington. May Crop outlook
more promising says United States
Chamber Of Commerce after canvass.
New York. May 7.-Business is ad-
justing itself to the new conditions
which. entrance into the war has
brought US. There has been some
slowing down due to uncertainty and
to the differences Of opinion rs to how
great h disturbance Of industry in
this country will be as a result Of the
necessary readjustment. Naturally
much depends upon the length Of the
war and upon the extent Of our par
ticipation in actual hostilities. At the
moment the %concensus Of opinion ID
that the war will last for a consider
able time probably two or three years
while those who have been in close
touch with tho situation predict even
a longer war. It 'is probable that
these convictions are based upon the
statement emanating from? London re-
Gently.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07

Chicago. ILL.,, May Hogs: Re-
reipts $4,000. slow; bulk $3.50 to
1870: mixed s16.l5 to 1870: rough
$3.50 to 1880: light $14.5O to 1855:
heavy $3.50 to 1880; pigs 1915 t
1870. Cattle: Receipts 2O,5O0.
steady to 10c lower: native beef steers
$500 to 1890: stockers and feeders
s7.15 to 10; calves 1915 to 1925:
cows and heifers s6.25 to lilo.
Sheep: Receipts $4,000 steady; weth-
ers sl1.25 to 1875; lambs $3.50 to
1866.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07

DULUTH FHAX.
May. July. Sept. Oct.
zen ....3.35 1872 go. -.
ose ...3.4O 3.35 8.2s a.o7
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07
LIVESTOCK

South St. Paul, Mimi, March g.
Hogs: Receipts $500. 10c lower:
range $14.75 to 1925; bulk $500 to
1915. Cattle: Receipts $500; killers
10 to Csc lower; cows and heifers
$3.50 to 10: stockers and feeders slow
to steady. $500 to $50: steers $3.50
to 11.25; calves Csc higher, $500 to
Sheep: Receipts 81. steady;
lambs $500 to 10: ewes $3.50 t
1925: wethers 800 to 1880.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07
GRAIN OPINIONS.

Hulburd warren-Opinions con-
worthless.
Lamson Bros.-we strongly advise
against purchases in view of the great
uncertainty Of the political situation.
Logan & Bryan-In our opinion
new crop options are safe.
Dennis-with visible supply today
and government report tomorrow.
market not likely to get very far
either a Sales Of September wheat
and cor on any sharp bulges seems
advisable.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07

Washington. May Crop outlook
more promising Rays United States
Chamber Of Commerce after canvass.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07
active Ind strong. but slowed up and
eased of when country trade failed to
develop. Dairy cows sold on a steady
to strong basis all week.

Analysis of the hog market shows
it to have budged but very little dur
ing the week. Though nominally 1t
luctuated some every day. a 1O@16c
dip about covers the depreciation for
the week. An effort vas made the
first of the week to widen the spread
between the good and the common
swine. but a range of soc practically
took the crop every day. Top hogs
started the week at $3.50 and slipped
back to $3.50 then e up to 1885
on Friday. Bulk Of hogs most of the
week sold at $15.10@1b.25. with
$14.90 the low end on practically all
but underweights. The latter again
felt packer discrimination. all stuff
under 1870 pounds being sorted into
the pig class. Pigs declined a round
81 during the week. $11 taking ove
the bulk Of them at tho close of the
period. Demand was not brisk for
them at IN time.
Hog receipts at this point ran about
even with the previous week, total be-
ing 81 1000.
Helped by two fairly large ship
ments of clipped lambs. the local
sheephouse trade was broader. Both
lots Of shorn lambs cashed at S13.
showing a stronger one to the mar
kat
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07

Sioux City. Ia, May Hogs: Re-
ceipts $500. $ to 15c lower: estimated
tomorrow 1000: range $500 to
1888: mixed $3.50 to 1870: light
$500 to 1925: heavy $3.50 to 1880.
Cattle: Receipts 5000: estimated to-
morrow 1000; stockers 10c higher.
Sheep: Receipts 500. strong.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07

Herald Want Ads bring results.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31
Doings Of City Council.

At Tuesday nights session Sc vera
matters were disposed of. :
Manager Murphy S bond was fixed
at $lO, 900 and Collector Soyars at
$4,000. 3
The recommendations of Supt. w.
M. Mari as to teachers for the next
year and small increase in salary
were favorably acted upon. The in
crease runs from $3.50 to IS GO per
month and the aggregate increase
for the year amounts to ST 400 The
salary of Mr.. GustafsoD, teacher of
manual training, was raised from
$500 to $500 for the eight months.
The council left it entirely to Chief
Horney to name his assistant, who
he has already designated in the per-
son of H. u Oakes, former mem
ber of the fire department.
Fifty thousand dollars was ordered
borrowed to meet current bills, and
to replenish the general fund.
The matter of giving relief to the
property of D. H. Parsons in the way
OF raising the curbing in front of his
house and to remedy the overflow
water in his back yard was referred
to the city manager for action !.
Homer Wheeler appeared before
the hoard in regard TO naa1i9g the
streets on his property and to re.
name and number the streets GEN
orally in the city SO as to make them
easicr to locate The city manager,
city engineer and Councilman Snow
were named by the mayor to act in
conjunction with MIR. Wheeler and
see what could be done.
Councilman Stanton was in favor
of the school commission plan advo-
Gated by Mayor Ragan to act in
CONJUNCTION with the council and
thought it would be capital idea.
Chief of Police McGhee recon-
mended the patrolmen to serve un-
der him, as follows: Geo. J. James,
Yates, Wood, Noah, Haney, Han
cock and French.
The council wasn't ready to pass
upon them but agreed to meet again
this afternoon at S o'clock when the
matter will be disposed of.
Licenses for another year were
granted j. B. Holder, Eugene S.
Parrish and the Palace Billiard Par.
lors and a new man in the person of
B. F. CIegg of Greensboro was also
allowed to open up billiard parlors.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31
NEWS FROM OLD TRINITY.
(Bv r. L. J.l

Miss Ruth McAnalis, who is in
training at the High Point local hos
pital. spent Sunday in Trinity.
Mrs. Eva Heitman Bivins of Al
bemarle, with her two children, lit
tie Billy and Emma Carr, spent Sat
urday with Mrs. D, C. johnson at
"Sunnvside" in South Trinity.
Miss Sadie Reddick spent last
week in Townsville visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Martha Peace of High Point
is on a visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Leach, on North Main.
Trinity had ball game Saturday
evening.
The Epworth League held their
meeting Sunday evening.
The Trinity Book Club met with
Mesdames Carpenter and Balance
at their home, 'Balrosa," Thursday
evening.
Fred Ingram was in Trinity Sun
day evening.
Attorney Bruce Craven is away
on business.
Mrs. O. w. Carr is much tim-
proved and can sit up some now.
Mrs. Gibson of Laurel Hill is still
with her daughter, Mrs. Jas. White,
on johnson street.
Buck Weeks of Winston-Salem
snent a part of the week with his
mother. Mrs. Weeks, of the hotel
Mrs. Rufus COltrane was visiting
friends in Trinity last Thursday
evening.
Miss Rose johnson visited Miss
Ida Ingram last MondDy at ''Lans-
downe. :
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31
POINTERS FOR DRAFT ELIG-
TRTFS

Here is the way the War Depart
ment will exercise the draft, how a
man now a civilian may become a
soldier within the next few months:
\ On June S he registers in the cleo
&}.on precinct in which he resides.
ffe15oes about his business.
<.s4fter a delay of several weeks,
perhaps month or more. he is no
tilted by the War Department either
that he has been exempted nom
service, or that be has been selected
If the latter, he is told when and
where to report. =
He reports at the time and place
designated, probably a local armory,
is given his equipment and trans
ported to concentration camp.
In case he believes he should have
been exempted and was not he is
entitled to carry his case to the local
Federal court for settlement.