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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-09-20
NANCE'S INJURIES PROVE
FATAL.

AS the result Of injuries received
which were at first thought trivial
j r. Nance, aged 40 years, died
Thursday night at $50 o'clock at
the local hospital where he was car
ried few hours after the accident
which happened in the plant of the
M >rtle Desk Company. Nance, to
gether with few other Workmen.
was engaged in repairing piece of
machinery when he was struck in
the stomach by the end of a broken
shaft It did not hurt SO badly at
the time, but a few hours later he
was removed to the hospital where
an examination revealed that inter-
nal injuries had ben sustained.
Funeral services over the remains
were conducted from the home of
the deceased at MechanlcsviIle Fri
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock, the ser
vices being in charge of the Odd
Fellows and the Maccabees of which
lodges Mr. Nance, was member.
Interment followed in lakewood GEM
etery.
In addition to the widow, five chill
dren, all small, survive. The de-
ceased had resided in the city for a
number of years and was very well
and favorably known.
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JEWISH FESTIVITIES

The 5678th anniversary of the
Jewish New Year began Sept. 18th
and continued through the 18th.
The stores of the local Hebrews were
closed Monday and Tuesday on &C.
count of the event. Yom Ripper,
the holy day. the day of Atonement,
occurs tomorrow; the 26th the Feast
of the Tabernacle. The next big
event with the Jews following this
months festivities is the Festival of
Purim, which occurs March 25th.
The biggest day in the Jewish calen-
dar is April 22d, the Passover. Pen
tecost comes on June 18th.
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800 Reward. 500

The readers Of this paper will be
dreaded disease thai science has been
able to cure in all its stages and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease. requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
and mucous surfaces Of the system, there
by Destroying. the foundation of the dis
building up the constitution and ASSISTING
nature in doing its work The proprietors
have SO much faith in it's curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials.
Address D.. j. CHENEY a. CO.. Toledo. Ohio
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hats Famsl8 Rills Cor constipation.
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FINE FARM LAND FOR SALE.

l have SO acres of good land.
mostly in oak, pine and hickory tim
Der, located 3 miles from High Point
along the Carolina and Yadkin River
Ry. to sell at a reasonable price.
Lays level. Timber on land will
more than pay for place and right
Oh railroad. Three acres in cultiva-
ton. If interested see w. L. Stamey
Review office. If
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-09-20

Another lie has been nailed by
the government. A report has been
persistently circulated that the gov
eminent would requisition canned
goods and dry foods from the home:
The report was evidently circulated
by the combines to keep the people
from conserving food and thus keep
the prices high.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-09-20

Conservation day" was observed
Saturday by the Wilson Motor c.
when Mr.. Taylor, the "Goodyea )
expert, was at this popular eara5a
and explained how to take care Of
tires and tubes to the best advant
age and incidentally gave proof Of
the senduring qualities of the Good.
wear products.
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FAIR AS USUAL,

The Central Carolina Fair will bo
held this year October 9-12 AZ I'D
vertised. This was decided unan;
-mously at fully attended meetin "a
of the officers and directors Of tbs
association held Thursday afternon0 o
in the Office Of Secretary Daniel '
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-09-20

WANTED Students to learn
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, g lessons
g rules), Civil Service. Position
Guaranteed $50 to SIS per month
Scholarship sold on credit. Lessons
heard any hour. Phone 4132. Ed
wards Business College. If
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-09-20
HEAVY RAINS

The lower end of Goldsboro was
under three feet of water Saturday
due to the heavy rains. Crops are
badly damaged in that section on
account of the foods. A train on
me Atlantic Coast line was derailed
nm account of a washout.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-09-20

DIRECTIONS FOR KNITTING MUFFLERS
Cast on 50 stitches 10 inches
Plain knitting for IS inches
No. needle or Khaki knitting varn-2 hanks
DIRECTIONS FOR KNITTING WRIsTLETS
Cast So stitches.
Knit 2, purl for IL inches
Sew up leaving pinch space thumb inches from top
DIRECTIONS FOR KNITTING SLEEVELESS JACKETS
Cast n 50 stitches.
Knit 2, purl stitches for inches.
Knit plain until sweater measures rs inches.
Knit 2S stitches, bind off "A stitches neck loose.
Knit 28 stitches
Knit plain for Fl inches. Purl
rows single crochet around neck and single
around the armholes.
No Ceuoid needle Gray Khaki knitting yarn
DIRECTIONS FOR KNITTING HELMETS
Ii pound knitting CeluIoid No. Steel
needles No. IL or size smaller than ceIuoid needless
WhCeluloid needlesca plain inches for
1ron slip OFF needle Work
spond, inches for back.
slip the stitches of both pieces
SutcneS On each needle knit
Sutches very loosely to make the opening
Z, purl 2, for ward and backward, for Is
Cast on 80 stitches loosely and needles knit pur for
lnches Knit one round plain then
me last stitches on each needle together, row. until
there are stitches left each needle;
together all around leaving stitches needles
draw loop Of the through all
hook and fasten firmly. - 1890
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E State Street
A. y. Robinson, A.
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a. IT. Robinson, 443
East State street. ss5s
hHl eve Deans Kill
uss Pills saved me frcn4
heIug opera Ted ON Tor hiaF-
def trouble. 7 had terrible
pains In# mv loine ami a ~
fention of the kidney secre-
tlons When the kidney SCI
crationS did pass. there was
p scald ng sensation and
suffered terribly. 7 began
using Deans I%idnsy Pills
and PASSED 2 large gravel
stone Six boxes removed
the frOEb3e.
Mr.. Robinson gave -ha
hove statement in oct0her.
la@ and on Jtla~ -T5. I9f6.
he added consider rha
SIRE noans Kidney Tilts
r7Na Bic permanent knf
ts ason. ann glad ill.,
ra commend them
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100000 Battle
INTERNALLY

The marvellous growth OF Internal
Bathing, since the advent Of ~. B. L.
Cascade" is accounted for not only by
the enthusiastic praise Of its users
to other, but also by the physicians
insisting more and more that the Low.
er lltc-..a mu ne Aept nee I.Cn
waste to insure psrfect health and Ell.
ficiency.
Mary L. j. Walker, NJ. L. D., olean,
N. Y, writes:
81 must tell you Of case Of consti-
patton lasting for twenty years that
was cured by your Cascade treatment.
THE physician in charge said the
patient had tumor between the stom.
nch and intestines. The patient being
CO years old, he claimed no help could
be given except the knife; but finding
the intes.ires in very bad state, l
advised tie j. 3. L. Cascade which
resulted in a complete recovery. When
l took the case she was taking laSa-
tive three times ! day and he'd been
Tor three weeks; couldn't get along
without it. Now she never takes any
laxative"
Call ct SJu,s side pharmacy and ask
for three uoC let o. The subject call
ed why Man OF To-day Is Only 30
q Cent. E,icient."
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS.

wetzel county, the Carnegie Nstr al
Gas company completed a seconu est
on the g. w. Thomas farm. It is fair
gasser In the Gordan sand. In the
same district and on the same stream
the Philadelphia company drilled a
second test on the &. Cosgray farm
into the Maxon sand. II is. a light gas
ser. The same company's test on the
Thomas Gather farm is gasser in the
Big Intun sand.
On Sycamore run, Sherman district.
Calhoun county. the Hope Natural
Gas company developed light show
OF oil in the Big 1niun sand at test
on the Hannah Polling farm. They are
drilling In the lower sands and II moth.
ing is found will test in the Big Injun.
On Frozen Camp run, Curtis district,
Roane county, the Fisher Oil company
drilled test on the NJ. NJ. Hickman
farm through the second Cow Run
sand and found II barren. On the Lit.
tie Ranawha river, Sherman district.
Calhoun county, G. L. Cabot drilled
No. 3 on the G. L. Silcott farm through
the salt sand. 1t is dry and abandon.
ed. On Little creek, Spencer district,
Roane county, the United Fuel Gas
company completed tests on the F. B.
Foster and W. e. Craig farms. Both
are light gassers. On Reedy creek,
Curtis district, Roane county, G. L,
Cabot has the rig completed for d
test on the w. s. Miller farm.
On Bartholomew run, Warrington
district, Marion county, the H. Shem-
we'll Oil adm Gas company is due in
the 30.foot sand at a test on the
James Batson farm, On Flat run, in
the same district, F. W. Bartlett is
starting a test on the c. A. Thomas
farm. On Dents run. j. j. Allen & Co,
have made a location on the S. Z,
Hibbs farm and the Carter OIL com
pany has made one on the James N.
Rice farm.
On Dunkard creek, Battelle district,
Monongalia county. the st. Leo Oil and
Gas company is building the rig for a
test on the Fielding Straight farm. In
Union district, Harrison county, the
Crude Oil company is drilling test
on the e. F. Ferris farm, located on
Pole Camp run. On Long Drain run
church district, Wetzel county, the
Carnegie Natural Gas company is start
ing on the ]. ". Donley farm and has
a rig up on the George Church farm
On Knob Fork, Clay district, the Hope
Natural Gas company is building a
rig on the L. j. Haines farm. On
Dents run, Warrington district, Ma
rion county, the Manufacturers Light
and Heat company has started to drill
test on the Newton Hibbs farm. In
Church district, Wetzel county. the
same company is rigging up at test
on the H. D. Garner farm.
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BY J, H. pucKWoRTH,

BY J. H. DucKWoRTH.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1o.-Hundreds Of
thousands Of deadly mines, huge feet
of armed trawlers and other small
craft, squadrons or airplants and hun.
dreds Of batteries Of searchlights will
be needed to guard Uncle Sans navy
yards and principal harbors from Ger.
man submarines in the event Of wari
Those who have seen, as ! have, in
European war zones, at Dover, Har.
wich and Kirkwall, what a colossal
task is entailed in fighting German
submarines, know the kind Of q job
the United States navy faces.
Take New York harbor:
From Rockaway Point to Sandy
Hook will be stretched a string Of
mines supported by floats.
Where the mines cross the Ambrose
channel will be stationed two tugs,
which will swing open a passage to
friendly ships.
Beyond this barrage, big mine fields
will be sown.
1t will be impossible for any ship to
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New York

NEW YORK. Feb. -. During the
two-hours session Of the New York
Stock Exchange on Saturday the bust.
'u0es transacted amounted to only 1872.
shares stocks and S1,7ss,0o0 bonds.
the market opened steady, sold of
during the first hour and recovered
most Of the loss during the second
hour, closing extremely dull but firm.
The only important price changes were
further decline Of about points
IN Peoples Gas and an advance Of 6
points In Texas company. Steel de.
clined TO 1o4A and rallied to 1861.
Theer was scarcely anything doing
in the railroad list. The dullness was
Intensified by the fact that the stock
exchange will remain closed tomor.
row in observance Of Lincoln's birth.
day, and neither the public nor the
professional trader felt disposed TO
take chances over the double holiday.
The business for the week on the
stock exchange foot up 4,227 900 shares
stocks and s2o,s4s,oeO bonds.
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Oil and Gas.

The weekend of development work
in the Eastern fields showed no i'm
prpvement over the early part of
the week. A continuance of the
kind of weather that prevailed all
through the week will make the
shortest month of the year the least
satisfactory of any in number Of
Wells completed and started. The
production also will be far below
the daily average. The late compile
tons in all districts are not better
than light bumpers and not few
fell to the duster list.
on Dents run, Warrington dis.
trict, Marion county, West Virginia,
+. W. Bartlett drilled No. 6 on the 2.
2. Batson farm through the 30.foot
sand and found nothing but fair gas
pressure. On the same stream in the
Same district, the South Penn Oil com
pany's No. z on the n. N. Kendall farm
Is q very light pumper in the 3o.foot
sand.
on Long Drain run. Church district,
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Thick Coal Vein in
Greenbrier County

HARRISBURG, W. Va, Feb. 12.-
A splendid paying vein Of coal seven
feet in thickness has been discovered
by prospectors in Greenbrier county
in the vicinity'of Sevy and Rainell, &C.
cording to word received here by coal
operators.
Options are being rapidly taken up
with the purpose OF opening new coal
mining plants in that section. \ Jour
foot vein OF coal has been worked To-
cally there for sonic time.
". z. Smith, OF SprIngdale, Fayette
county, and NJ. Kraus, OF TEaycr Fay
cite county. are among the prominent
coal operators who have obtained
what are said TO be valuable options,
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find Its way through this maze Of
mines unless guided by a naval yes.
sci, for the only safe fairway will be
a narrow zig.zag passage.
Ships coming in from Europe will be
picked up off Nantucket lightship by
destsoyers, and instructions given to
the captains as to the course they
must take.
Thousands Of tugs, private yachts,
seagoing motorboats and steam traw.
lers will be Communicated by the gov.
eminent, armed and put on patrol duty
in the waters near the big-harbors and
for some miles out to sea on the lines
Of shipping.
Other vessels will be fitted up as
critters" or mine trawlers.
These boats will work in pairs.
Steaming mile apart, they will
drag between them a wire net, to pick
up any mines the Germans might set
adrift.
sub.sea fences made Of heavy wire
netting, similar to that used by the
English in keeping U.boats from pass
ing down the English channel, will be
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erected as an additional precaution
against unwelcome underwater marau.
ders.
Submarine traps also will be set.
Should a German submarine run into
one Of them, 1t will be inextricably en-
tangled in its meshes. Its how will be
caught In the netting and in its efforts
to shake itself free twill bump q
mine, and then-good.bye.
Over all this. scene OF activity on
the face of the water giant hydro-aero-
planes will fly on the lookout for sub
marines, for from a height it is possi-
BILE to detect objects 80 or 10 feet be-
low the surface.
AS soon as q U.boat is spotted the
aviator will signal to the naval patrol.
Big bombs charged with high ex.
plosive, designed to explode after hay-
ing sunk 80 feet, will be dropped over
board and the pressure caused by the
explosion will crush the fran shell OF
the enemy like an egg.
At night giant searchlights viii play
In all directions over the approaches
Of our harbors.
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BUSINESS o2FoE TuN1rrss

OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAN.
ROAD Co. grant lands. Title to
same revested in United States by act
OF Congress dated June 0. 1915. Two
million three hundred thousand acres
to be opened for settlement and sale.
Power site, timber and AGRICULTURAL
lands containing same of best Ind
left in United States. Now is the op.
perfume time. Large Sectional Msps
and description of soil. climate, rain,
fall. elevations, etc. Postpaid one dol.
lOr Grant Lands Locating Co, Boz
s1O. Portland. Oregon. list No 1919
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One or TIother.

A man believed to be burglar was
arrested in New York and in his pos
session was found a map giving the
situation and description of numer-
Gus country residences Of prominent
New Workers.. If not burglar, then
perhaps a social climber?
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Java's Coca Trade.

For many years the Dutch colony.
Java, has controlled the market for
cinchona bark, at least so far as the
material used in the manufacture Of
Quinine is concerned. On q much larg-
or scale, this fertile island has, of late,
been supplying the demand for coca
leaves. the raw material from which
cocaine is derived.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-12
Use Zsueo fer Eczema

Never mind how ol,en you have tried
md failed, you can stop burning, itc'ing
,z:ma quickly by applying a little zeruo
finished by any druggist Tor sc. ES-
"a large bottle, Sl.Jr. Healing begins
lc moment zeao Is applied. In 4 shJs
&c usually every trace Of eczema, t-.-
r. r.mplcs, rash. BAG; heads and s!ai-
ar s.;in dis .lses Wil tc removed.
For clearing the skin ard mailing Z
healthy, always re z-no, tae
..c.ratiug, aHtisep.jc loud. Il is rot C
.ca. s-,"c 1nd !. doe5 30. st-'n. W.
.-e-s fail i is The ere GepsHdea's IT,
4 - - 80 : G al li-is.
o.
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Panarna Lens.

The lion Of The PangmQ jungle IS Of
two kiuds-hiac,5 and tawny. Full
Gown, he stands thirty inches high.
Ills breast IS broad, like that Of bull.
dog; lis legs are long; his head is
square, hut catli!,e. lie growls like n
lion, but ends with a bark. lie has
never been known TO attack man, but
the natives Of the junrle fear him. lie
would be a dangerous adversary at
close quarters.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Feb. IL. - On the
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange last week
the market held up fairly well, con.
yidering the momentous events in in.
ternationaI circles and the action Of
other markets. Trading here was less
active and prices averaged lower. aft
er the initial sharp recovery, but there
was no severe selling pressure and no
bad breaks. Oil and gas stocks were
in demand on the declines, and some
OF them closed higher than a week
ago, but considerably below the best
Of the week.
On Saturday business was light at
the short session, and there were more
losses than gains. but changes were
confined to small fractions. Satur-
days sales we're as follows:
Summary for SATURDAY.
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WEST Ys=.Is.iIA
WUh46gi TESTIFY.


ting iron weakness AID rcTouaress.
lad tSe trog''2 eoitsoa % ny a..
used u. ll-lte,,5. 4.Iy5T--. i'fr II
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Ia; it helr,5 - > nab. l sFg i
took /, T A-rc bceT - US =
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rarsa-sgc.-., VET Ya.-"l &
-.p.o,a, o: f.fu
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Dark Blind Substitute.

Cut a large sheet of brown paper
.e length and width of the blind;
ok along the top and bottom Of
nd so that it goes up and down
tn the blind. No light can be seen
side, and your window blind will
I. the same from outside us before.
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.S RHEUMATISM
BeEKER YOU T!
IllaaY poStors % hIusterole


a. 50 nary siiRsresss iisxe found relief
N austeFole that you SIait to bsy a
sJustsps on With the 6nsers.s Rai
4 deIicioas, sSd.;ss cosssosts ~ r.
sents TIE twiages. bOssfsT up sts#susd
Musteroie is . clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Il pEpeastes
70 the seat of pain and drives it!awaS,
bat does not blister the tenderest skin.
It takes the place of the mussY old
Fashioned mustard plaster.
Musterole is recommended for bron.
|chiti5 Group, asthma, pleurisy, lumbago,
qliO Dlgia, spfains, bruises, stiff neck
headache and colds of the chest Git often
prevents pSseunonia ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
All persons having bills against the
late j. E. Dodd will please present the
same to me for settlement.
And all persons knowing themselves
indebted to the estate will please pay
the same to me.
VIRGINIA DoDD,
Administrative Of the late j. E. Dodd.
2-6-6t
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$50 TO $50 NIGHTLY. We furnish
you complete moving picture out,
tit. machine, film, everything on pay.
ment plan. Catalog free. Moving Pie
ture sales Co., Dept W, 104 Ellsworth
Bldg. Chicago, III. 2.l0-6t No 1895
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Evidence.

ais your baby strong, Simpson,"
Strong! You'd think so, the voice
he can lift" - Browning's Maya.
zine.
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-Wheat prices
ran up swiftly Saturday, Influenced to
a large extent by reports that the
Brifisl government had communicated
numerous South American Line steam.
ships and saeuld undertake TO convoy
from United States ports to Europe as
many cargoes OF fooGstuE5 as might
be REQUIRED. after an extreme advance
d SIC a bushel the market closed
strong ct gains OF 2ll to $50 net, with
Mey At S1,7401,74Ts and July S1.40&
@l.b0. Other commodities, too, fin
ished higher-corn up Is to 1,lc, oats
1N@1ss c to 1A@15sc and provisions
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FOR sALE-Farm rs acres on Ohio
river in Washington county; good
repair, nearly all first and second bot.
tom. Address Peter Rice, Little Hack
ing, Ohio. Enclose stamp for reply.
2.7.6t No 1912
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HOUSES FOE RENT

FOR RENT Groom house, ogden
avenue. Inquire B. NJ. Murphy.
Phone 733.Y Consol. 1.25.tf No 1871
FOR RENT-six room house, furnish.
ed. For particulars call Bell $751;
after 6 o'clock. 2.9-3t No. 1892
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FoRsALE-Farms in Ohio county,
near Wheeling. Milton Hedges,
West Liberty, W. Va. Bell phone 7l06,
ring ~. 2,s.26t No. 1886
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AGENTS WANTED

MEN our illustrated catalogue ex.
plains how we teach the barber trade
in a few weeks. Mailed free. Moler
Barber College, Cincinnati. o.
2.7.12t No, 1891
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FARMS FoR SALE

EASTERN ONO FARMS FOR SALE.
Write W. W. Luce, columbiana. o.
1.20.6t No. 1926
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INDUSTRIAL.
FAIRMONT

Work on the factories of the Monon.
gahela Powder company in Winfield
district near Rivesville, is we'll start
ed and will be pushed with all dispatch
until the plant is actually turning out
explosives. The present plans of the
engineers call for the completion of
the manufacturing facilities by July.
The factories are again down" be-
cause CT the gas shortage. Cold wealth.
or works particular hardship on the
glass workers of the city for in add.
ton to causing them TO have to pay
more out for necessaries, 1t automati.
cally chops off their source of income.
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HOUSES FOR SAFE

FOR SALE-Two lots, five-room house
with gas. we'll water, In Norwood.
Russell Moore, Fairmont, W. Va, Rt.
No. 8. 2-s-6t No 1887
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CLASSIFIED ADVER Using
CENT WORD CASH WiTA osnsa
RooMs--URNTsHEp

FOR RENT - Two nicely furnished
mont rooms for light housekeeping.
Apply Ill Merchant street.
asst No. 1880
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-17
connected by one Of the German
newspapers with. this reported project.
Greece to Enter Wa.

Greece might now be expected to
aid the entente in repelling such an
attack or in pushing an offensive. A
declaration Of war by Greece against
Bulgaria, In fact, seems to. be expect
ed shortly by the central powers.