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c1TAT1oM-HEARuFa ON Fr1gA1. NJ.
COUNT OF AD16IfrsTRATO1
- OR EXECUTOR. Il
STATE OF NORTH bAKOTA.

s -LN va H.+ e rtIFs--. "a lco hf.Etr.
County of Grand Forks
COUNTY COURT
In the Matter of tho Estate OF Mathhda
Taugbpl, Deceased. 7
Gins Taugbol, Petitioner.
Chr. Chr. .Tnuebol, Respondent
The State Of North DaluAa to the Above
Named Respondent, Greeting.
You y eafch OF .youFsare hereby cited
required't be and appear before the
County. Court ct the, county aof Grand,
Forks In the state. OF North Dakota. at
the ONCE Of the county Judge of said
county, at the court house in the city
OF Grand Forks, on the 22nd day Of De-
oember A.SD: 1917. at 10 o'clock a. M,
ofthat day, then and there to show cause
y any there be why the final account of
Gina Taugbol as Administrative of the
estate of said deceased Should not be
settled and allowed; the residue 81 said.
estate be distributed to the persons
thereto entitled. the said estate closed
and said. adEinistratrix discharged.
Let service of this citation be made
on respondents as follows: NJ.
BY, publication in the, Grand Forks
Herald, n daily. newspaper, once in each
week for four t49 &uccessive weeks.
Dated this 18th day Of November. A.
d., EfS17sEi Is 49, - :.
f(seal) L. X. HAssELL,
~ Judge of County Court.
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ROOMS KALsOMINED, FROM 1890
up. Addfe1s SIT Elm st. It's. 12i.s

POSITION WANTED BY MARRIED
couple in hotel. First class waitress
n clerk. Can give references. Lock
OK SIT. .Larimore, N. D. 4.
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POSITION WANTED BY. MIDDLE.
aged man do assistant in 0ffice or sim.
liar work. Address 2Ss HERALD.
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CITATION.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,) ~

" $l CrTATioN.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
eoo1 rs e a6 SFsss rs aoaRr;
In the Matter Of the Estate of Charles
EWa1svick, Deceased.
Bert Walsyicls. Petitioner.
Martin Walspick, John Wa1svick
ana John Bridston,. Treasurer OF
ne County OF Grand Forks, N. q.
Tho stats Of rTertn Dato4. n tho said
County Spuxt to b Above Named
you. AND EACH Or YO1-,[ are hereby
cited and required to be and appear be-
Iore the county court OF the county OF
Grand Forks. in sntd state. at the office
the court house in the city of Grand
FORKS In fsatd7county, on the 18th day OF
December, a. d. 1911, Mt 10 o'clock q. M.
or that day, then and thereto attend the
nearing onIe4fc petition of Bert Walsvick
mat Letters OF Administration on the
Issue to *. Loin. and to show cause.
II any there be, why the prayers of said
petition should not be granted.
Personal service of the above citation
at least ten l10l days prior tossuch hear
ing on John Bridsten, Treasurer or Grand
Forks ! iiysiderasd once d week. X
for observation-disclosures the last pub
llcation to be at least twenty (2O) days
prior 70 SUCH. hearing. on Martin Walls.
wick and John Walsvick.
. Plated Grand Forks, N. D. November
court Sealy: l.. X. HASEELL.
. Judge of the County Court.
lis 4 .(Nov. 10, 20 and 27.Js -
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aooaiyAxD sOAnp,

nEnyTfEMASS Of REFiNFfY rTXsTSs
! wishes TO aecuf6F ard andiodRfnRf3fn
i. quiet StefunSd KSsass Esens ~.
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POSITION WANTED AS GENERAI,
store or. grocery clerk or mgr NB0sis
Reliable. willing 70 work at moderate
salary. Address 2S1sHerald.
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STORAGE.

PIANO wANTEh FOR STORAGE FOR
winter: Nc children, furnace heat. Ad-
dress s293 Herald. ~ sc
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GIVE THANKS
(John 4. slefch.r ..sts.

.E .-E.N".a-G . ~ 10 IsE-f = -Tg.l~ rR HE1sEEAs
(John A. sleichers In Lesites.1
president has fixed Noyetnber
29th asa day OF national Th6nksgiv-
Why shouldn't we all, rive thank.
this year, more than ever before. to
a gracious. overriding P%rovidence?
BE thankful that you are living in
2 new age.--an age Of iron and blood
ana OF noble courage.
Be thankful that Won Ara ahIe -
play your part-.however small. in this
reconstructiveN period of thei worlds
history, which soundsSthe death knell
OF despQtisln5; sdynasties, pripcipaiitiea.
and the divine right Of Kings.
Be thankful that YOU are q citizen
OF the american republic where tthe
seeds OF human freedom sown ] q
century aDoshave .developeds into .
ss1Hr ns,; esvhose ssheltersss saus aAtsl ~
Be thapkful that, the Statue of Lib
ssrty standssats your gateway enlighten-
Be- thankful that you arsdn fhis.
sreat wal at Ats critical mniSent. ~
rttsH deefdine factor, the last power
whose weight is bound9tb crush Ger.
sneny's blightins milftArjssnY
Be thankful that You Iive b alaud
OF feiigious freedom, OF. tree SehoolsN
ail&ndl ot plenty. and tin I abls
to succor InalIionsS sea who
IN tears andsanEuish 81 9rsslntoid
is ETasarAi ths our SD shassbse6
bledsIn the great var, hakH06rSe0iaiarS
are MgA1ang the good tight lSoA true;
pltTAQta with t6flkfpnssnaorS
&c 1sprdnE t3ssAkS ssontsn hill VIC
m sAs
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shoe shop in Grand Forks: parcel most
! paid one way; repairing while Sou
wait. ], Soll1nd. Basement. S14 DeNera
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STORES FOR RENT.

Household Goods Packed and Stored,
PanoVttx Fnrniture and. Carpet Co.
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FOR RENT-SroRn IN .sCANn1N1V.
ian Bank building. Apply to Anderson
Sisters.
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WANTED mBuY.

WANTED TO BUY 1000 TONS corr.
try mixed iron. 1t will pay you Ia
correspond with us, Northern Scran
Iron Co., Duluth. MINI. Z -.
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wANTED-To BUY WHITE LFGHoRN
Bullets; early Matched. Address Geo.
II. McCabe,, Grafton, N, q, 60 -
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LosT-LADIEs SEAL MUFF L1NEr
with brown satin. !, Return to Heralt
. !! office for reward If
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SHOE REpAIRfNH.

CARPENTER WORK AND GLAZING
done. Sam Melby, 3h2R It's.
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LosT-CAMEo BIN BETWEEN HOTEL
Dacotah and Dexotells. Return to Mrs.
F. H. Carter for reward. Z
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s~trpAr16xsw ANrEnI

BOARD AND ROOM AZ IN NORTH
fourth. s@ ~ b I'M
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STORE FOR RENT IN BACON FLATS
North Fourth ST. Inquire Of J. b. Ia.
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LosT-CREroN KNITTING BAG
Contains a Wristletf nearly finished OF
grey yarn. Kindly return to Herald.
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LOST AT FULLER, OPENING ONE
black seal mum. Finder call at Herald
:. Office. ~ ' ~ y 3.Se&t
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/ sor1cs IS e q! \
STATE OF NORTH pAKorA

County Of Grand FORKS
m COuNTYsCOuHEEskH4
q sAhes16attsrE o thss Estats z H1ftsls 4.
11oadt, Also known Elttss 4.
3aaadt. ana Alao.x nown3assxl i. xlaats
sSo ossss hereby xiyenesys Ernnx riaat,
.adiAtfiktratfix OF the estate o Kittst
sK. Flat, also Known ~ KittelsK. Erlosdt,
aiso tnowisss Kites q. Isslaadt. ssnd al.
the : EDITORS of, md MI Spsrsons hayns
claims against said Deceased toSEpre4ents
them, with the necessary Vouchers. to-
b., within lsix months sftsr III .iifsts pub.
licAtiong of this notice. NJ
Dated Grend Forks. n. d. NovkNber
3rd, A. D.se1917.
First publication. November 6th. 1917.
N EMMA FEAAT,
Administrative
Attorney fos Asmtn,strstr,.. j s
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ssmsns III walnut isss n. ". !

ROOM AND BOARD Ron LADtEa Ia
-s So. 9th Street. s&W
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HOUSES FOR RENr-contirued,

FOR RENT-sEvEN-RooM HOUSE AT.
SIP Fourth ave. modern except heat.
Call 1873, either phone.
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WANTED TO BUYS OR 10 GOOD
second. hand bedsteads with bedding,
Address 295 Herald. go
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WANTED TO. BuY-oNEsCoRDwoop
saw. Phone 1s-11H Tri-State.
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lost AND FOUND.

f0sfLe. or KEYS oNaKEY RING
with, buckskin strap, Saturday after
U noon, ne1r Oak street. Finder return
to HefaldsforS reward. ~,
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MEN FOR FARM WORK BY MONTH
or I Q winter. N. ". Phone 1855 out
q Grand Forks Palmer Farm, Euclid.
\ MINI. - wy .H-,-N7I
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.wANTED-ALL AROUND TAhoR AT
onYe. Apply at, Fashion Shop. 107
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HOUSE, ALL MODERN, STEAM HEAT.
full. basement. $4,000 month. Call Office
eSBenner q Beg6. .
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LEGALNoTIcEs
STATE OF NbRrHDAKbrA

ORDER TO Snow CAUSE or FrETNc
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
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NOUH I1H0E1UNFuRNYeHND ROoMs
sp.saiss ~ Isp e e r.L:s II University
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LoST-AVpAIR1OE AMETHYSTk ROE
airy beada;;ss Keafns Engrave6 on
back Of CROSS Finder RETURN tssHers
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FIVE RooMyFURNIsHED HOUSE FOR
Fsnt'1 - Gi,x T 1'' Ave. Paul Busch
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LOST AND ~RouND-Continued.

A YEARLING soRREL WHITE FACED
IL colt can1e to my farm. Owner can
ave same. by paying expenses. Otto
Hoverson, Marvel, N. d.
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HELP-ArAIE

! Z 8 5 es.ssjslSs- go:
g MEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ss@&ssscapable, sresponsiblesTto act n =
local n country representa- :
-rfIE WORK ID PHRMANENr. :
4 scslls.f 8 ability and, psrslst.s !
spected IN the community where :
youl live and wishsto addsto YOUR
: present income orr devote your !
entire time to1thts work. We II
. terest you..SWrfte to Box Az. i
: Herald Grand Forks Nd I
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GENERAL oFFIcE ASSISTANT. ONE
with knowledge of machinerySbustness
preferred, Address 26a Herald. v
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Observation-Disclosures i CpMPE,
tent h~ousekeeper fq1Sfarm house, that
To- close 10 towAasSs Write III. Mimic,
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|GoopTwAGEs TO o0MPErENr
bsHkssly seitpms Earimore. N. Dak. 4
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rom RENr-sIx ROOM HOUSE,
n nsn,s, vH pag, and heat elose 70 ! line:
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wANTED MAN ToiwoRK ON pAfR4
farm near city. M. L. Enrigh1. east
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FOR RENTrrHRrk ROOMS .FoF
aensekbspinS iha0iEs 5o1 Cotton
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wANTEp-TwD First CLASS RE
tail. lunhbeA yard managers., Good
business and good towing Address 800
Herald. * IL.
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LOTS FOR SALE

2 CITY LOIS ON CHEYENNE AVENUE
good location, near St. Rarnabas Acad-
envy, will sell for $3.50 each. Apply w.
e. Small, st. HitAlre Co.. city. {.
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wANTED-AN ALL AROUND PR1NT-
I ter. Wages $500 per week. Westby
NeYs. gWestby,t Mont. 8
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BARBER wANTED-S1s PER .yEEK:
steady job. A. N, Cadry, Brocket;N N. D.
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BE
hours work. T. p. Riley, Fargo, N D.
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s ROOM HoIJsE AT 316 NORTH 7th
st. Electric light, water n gas.. Call
1851 It's. H.. g. -. SO
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FURNISHED RopNsnFoR RFNF-
. suitable . List 5holsekeeping. AL
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FOR RENT-AtL. MODERN SEVEN
room house. University Ave. 9. J,
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HEhP-0ENERAL.

ANT q 8 CLASS BABnR-
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THREE PARTLY. FURNISHED ROOMS
with lightsswAter and toilet, suitable
for light bookkeeping i1422 Interna.
ltfonala 518-J,.aTs 81 n. \
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TORRENT TWO EXCEPTIONAL
furnished Front rooms.S South.en tyc
K blocks from ar line. Phone ffgN II
f:3W. n WEs HHa.
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1 :. al &
.Efss ~ BpG.
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J HIDES AND FuRs.

HIDES AND FuRs.
WE PAY BIC PRICEs,F FOR YouR RAW
furs. Buying furs has been pur bust.
get what syour fnrs are wor1faIif you
do, not eet our RAW FUR51PRiCE
LIST. Sent free. Address The:Redick
Hide & U Company. Grand Forks
N. Dis al. !"
TRAPPERs-9e6R, ATTENTION, "
H. Troeh. the Grand Forks gunsmith,
pays htgheht cash price for yeur furs.
SHIP YOUR HIDES. FURs ANDSJuNK
70 ua. We viii nay the highest prices.
Write for our price list: we{cah uss
the next thirty days. THIEF River
Hide and Fur Co. Thief River Falls,
MlMn. . --A 80 L&EN .e-..
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MANTEpIxs GfnEsTo AssIsrssrN
\ 6sG5s.s sss1sss.s as,l ss gtsssss.i t9 N; FSen;
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wANTED-MAN AND. WIFE 70 LIVE
on farm tor winter, wages $40 per
themselves. Address $50. Herald.
WANTED lMMED1ATELf. PERsoNs;
70 dry pick turkeys: Seven cents per
q IN yorthernLProduce Co. L :
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ANT9ss.MXPMRINNCND WAIrll&se
ssss;eg, psrsfnonsh. sayory Ho-.
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|tGooD sIxSRooM HOUSE FOR RENT,
All modern but heat. Call 2o5 Cotton.
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WANTEpAGooD JOB AND AID MAN
satsonce.s Steady position. Good wages.
Write or wire Noonan5 Miner. Noonan,
n N. ID. ~ go z. -. Aa - -
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= ---H--
HtE~IaP-FEAiAnE

Competent WOMAN
Cook foffssnalL hotel, $4,000 per month.
s..SEvefything handy: Rotelk. Northern.
SNEdn40re, N. D. #@8yy Y
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CoMPNTEfT MAID FOR GENFlyAT
nSiRsMeskaas Mrs:E g. Withsrstins,
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AA[s RnNRN 1EHEp
0esChsStha IA
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ROOAHHaEsOR RENT.
NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE FRONT
for rent. All modern. suitable
for two. lau$asapreferred. Close In, one
block from car line. SIS Chestnut
d. street. 1851 n. W. ss 4
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FOR Observation-Disclosures mn
all sides: only one In town; &1,0op.o 90
wffifswing the>deal; no undertakqf In
radius OF IS miles. Address 283. s1Jse-
VI ale .,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-26
Ripping Rhymes
ey WALT MASON
SIGNS OF SPRING

saw a robin on the lawn. before
the second month was zone. l said to
Sarah Jane. my frau. The winters on
its last legs nov, Well may we
Sarah Jane, The winter
brought us dearth and pain: 1t taught
o what privation is. and filled my
bones with rheumatic. But spring, dear
wife, will shortly dawn saw a robin
on the lawn! The birds are wise; the
robins know just when the wintertime
will go. One robin knows more weather
lore than human prophets five or foua,
80 when such birdlets ! behold, | know
wen bid farewell to cold. that winter
is an also ran-and I secure n palm
leaf fan. Cheer up, cheer up! SO help
me John. | saw a robin on the lawn"
But Sarah Jane, she said. said She.
This Is the thing that puzzles me:
You've seen. " it'll tears and spirit aches,
a thousand times, that signs are fakes.
You've never seen d Ign come true
that is, if you desired II to-; n yet n
robin on the lawn convinces you hat
winters gonei l wont believe that
spring has come until the bees begin to
hum. and there's no robin, Gagged or
free. can work that sort Of blum on me-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-26

Well, here we are again. ] was only
waiting for the Whale to finish eating
his piece of apple pie in the last story
TO tell you how il disagreed with him,
Yes. sir. 1t Is funny now a little piece
OF pie could make a great big Whale
SO sick. But II did. and lie mad 10
swim 10 shore with Billy Bunny n
say sood-by, and then 90 for a doctor.
After that the little rabbit hoped
along till he came to Water Cress
Creek. And wasn't he surprised TO see
mis- little friend the Crab swimming
and crawling around as happy as could
be.
What are you doing away from the
Babbling Brook asked Billy Bunny
Going to the Big Blue Sea- cried
the little Grab. Il want TO travel, too.
Everybody in the Pleasant Meadow
tells me you are a great traveller, n
so | want TO be one.
Although I'm but a tiny Crab
In a little Babbling Brook,
I'm full Of splendid big ideas
To put inside a book.
And so I'm leaving home today
A journey for TO take,
And with the knowledge shall gain
A reputation make"
And with that the little Crab hurried
down to the Big Blue Sea. Then BilS
Bunny whlstled three times and a lit
tie boat came up TO the bank, II the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-26
Billy Bunny and His Friends

Frog who. rowed II Said" Do you want
to go ~across9" OF course Billy 'Bunny
did. for why did he whistle three times
I should like TO know?
Well. Just as he got into the boat a
great big Crane snapped at the f,rog,
who jumped into the water and left
the little rabbit TO a X care or himself.
on dear, oh dear! Billy Bunny didn't
know how 10 row and the water was
running very fast. and so away went
the little boat down the stream. Over
board went both oars and the little
ra bbit fell on his back in he bottom
of the boat. Wasn't 1t awful? He
scra mbled to his feet and looked
around. Faster and faster went the
boat, past The trees and grasses that
grew upon the banks. under a bridge
and past a little island. until the Big
Blue Sea came into view. And the roar
of the waves told the frightened little
Bunny that his tiny boat would soon
be tossed about on the rough waters.
Oh dear, oh dear. Isn't there anybody
to help Billy Bunny? just then.
quicker h a lightning bug. up swan
the little crab. and with his big claw
caught hold of the little boat and
pushed it up on the shore. Wasn't
that lucky?
(And II Watercress Creek doesn't
run dry so that all tho watercress
stops growing. III tell o next time
about Billy Bunny and the ugly Bull
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ton may ma the string which aeads to
a definite clearing UP 81 the mystery.
There's something mighty queer about
the whole business.
sss "
That Thompson bill. which would az.
ford public men with bad records tho
weapon OF an injunction against news.
papers bold enough to print the facts
has been reported out for indefinite
postponement by the senate committee.
Just who. except those with much to
conceal, should frame and urge a bill OF
that kind will not be plain to the press
or the reading public. 1t Is easy
enough to see whom it would benefit
but the public is not included as a ben
ehciary.
Henry Clews Is convinced that peace
is neal at hand and Mr.. Clews has done
some very excellent demonstrating in
his day. In fact your uncle Henry IS
to the financial world what Erl Hicks
was to the weather.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-26

The bow-legged man is an unhappy
victim Of the pernicious habit of tight
|lacing, carried to extremes.
Nature has been lavish in her gifts
to a and one of her noblest pres
ents is a pair of long lissom legs pat
termed after the front porch pillars of
a colonial house. Two hundred years
ago men used to take more pride and
satisfaction in the ownership of a set
of straight, knobby legs than they do
now and did not make any effort to
conceal them. Whenever there was a
social function of any Importance the
men would come and bring their legs
with them, encased In thread silk
stockings or the shimmering SATIN
pant. In those days there were no
bow-legged men, for 1t was considered
a disgrace to possess a pair of G
which curved outward like the main
sail on a sloop yacht.
The bow-iegged man traces his ex-
istence from the period when a false
sense Of modesty drove the male sex
into wearing pants. There was no IN
centive for q man of sensitive nature
tc train his legs TO grow in a straight
line. as he could put on a pair of loose,
full wasted pants and deceive the
members of his family. This is
one of the most cruel forms of de-
ception that can be practiced by any
body, and when INDUCED in by a
shrewd, calculating bridegroom is often
the cause of heart burnings in after
years.
The fact that a mans legs are de-
Elected q few inches out OF their nat
ural course does not affect his ability
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-26
NsEoED-MEN FOR THE NAVY.

Secretary Josephus Daniels, of the
navy, appeals to the press by special
telegram, for publicity for the presi-
Dental order increasing the authorized
strength of that arm of the service to
81 1000. He states that new ships and
ships in reserve are being fully COM
missioned as rapidly as possible and
while a net increase OF 5000 in en-
listments has followed the increase
granted by congress many more are
needed.
The secretary of the navy and all in
authority will find the press of the
country faithful and periodically will
ing TO spread his appeal for enlist
exceptional advantages to young men
Of stuff to serve in the first line for
national defense" If there are such
young men in Iowa ready and willing
10 serve in the first line of national
defense" there is little that any nevs-
paper can add to the appeal of the sec
rotary.
It IS evident that the president and
his cabinet have decided upon war and
expects congress TO make formal
declaration when it assemblies. The
emergency exists. The act that such
an emergency exists is the best appeal
for enlistments. If we are 10 have wal
II must he fought by enlisted men in
its beginning. Later, a CONSUMPTION
may be expected. But at the present
and in the immediate emergency the
appeal is TO those whose patriotism
leads towards voluntary enlistment.
To such young men in Iowa as in
cline 10 naval service and the frs;
line OF national defense the appeal Is
made. The answer must come from
them.