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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-11-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Karl Wagner, Of Buckhanon,
was here over Sunday.
Samp. Keller, of P arkersburg,
was a visitor her Tuesday.
Mrs. Ray Werner, who has
been quite ILL.,, is getting better.
VIM. Bibbey of Stringtown,
was in town today on business.
Miss Edith Right spent the
week end in Elkins the guest of
relatives
Raymond Cade, of Valley,
was in town on business Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Broad
water motored to Clarksburg !
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Jones, of Weston,
was here the Guest of Miss
Rassie Simmons last Friday.
Miss Margery Rohrbough, of
Queens, is here the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Ray Werner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morris,
of Elkins, were here Monday the
guests of relatives.
Sherley Campbell, of Camp
Smelling, Mimi, was here the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. NJ
Werner.
Mrs. Fultz, of Cleveland, O.,
is here the guest of here sisters,
Mrs. S. L. Brooks and Miss
Rebecca Thompson.
Mrs. Lorraine Gamer and little
daughter, of Fairmont, are here
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
d. Gamer.
Minniss R osenberger and Mer-
rell Gamer, Of Fair1nont, spent
the week end at their homes
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vierheler,
of Clarksburg, we're here Sunday
the guests of Mrs. Barte and
daughter, Miss Clara.
J. M. Farrell is putting in a
new store in the w. w. Thomas
building near Grant Graham
Drug Store, Bridge street.
Miss Algie Werner, who is
travelling for the Quayle Pin &
Engraving Ce,, New York, was
home few days this week.
George Allnoch and L. N.
Crissman went to Thomas, Sat
urday, where they will work for
the comming two monthsl
Mrs. Guy Felker, Of Martins
burg, and Miss Isabel Manown,
of Philippi, were the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Rector over
Sunday.
Harry D. Thompson left Sat
urday fer Morgantown, where he
has accepted a position. Mrs.
Thompson went Tuesday morn
ing.
GLEN Gamer, who has been
working In Akron, Ohio, for the
past few months, passed thru
here Saturday evening on his
way home In Elkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Nc
Lean and three children, of Fal- 4
lon, Nevada, are here visiting
Jacob McLean's for few days.
MIR. Mclean states that on their
way here they met Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Corder in Chicago going
west, and while there he and
BILLY" traded shoes, in which
he got the best in the deal.
The teachers from here who
attended the Round Table at !
Elkins, last Friday were:
Misses Gail Teter, Sevva WI
moth, Leon Rohrbough, Beulah
Ballah, Edith Faulkinsteia,
Pansy Hankey, Bertha Bice;
Prof. John Mckenzie, M. p.
Boyles, S. T. Polling, Il O. Baker,
J. M. McVicker, and Mrs. Karl
Wagner.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-11-08

The war prosperity now
straining every nerve of the
people Of the eastern portion of
the United States, is having its
effect upon decreasing the midst
of prosperity the churches lag
Why not put up a bigger fight
for. better attendance
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-11-08
For Il Week Somach.

AS a general rule all you need
to do is to adopt a diet suited to
your age and occupation and to
keep your bowels regular.
When you feel that you have
eaten too much and when con-
situated, take one of Chamber
lain's Tablets.
Sold by a 8salsak <esfv.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-11-08
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Anyone wishing to save the
2 liz per cent. discount before
December LIST, 1917, and have
no time to see me during the
week, will find me at my Office
on Saturdays and Saturday
nights.
GEO, w. PRICE,
Collector.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-11-08

The whole development of
modern industry and commerce
rests on the printing press. Up
on theprinting press dependsthe
extension Of science and art.
The printing industry stands
sixth in magnitude in the United
States.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-11-08
Strother- Billingslea:

Grover G.. Strother and Miss
Maude Billingslea we're married
last Sunday at 9 a. m. at the
home of the groom's parents, DR..
and Mrs. j. w. Strother, with
the Rev. r. A. Skaggs officiating,
The bride is the daughter Of
B. O. Billingslea, Of Fairmont.
She was stenographer for Mr.. ]
A. Viquesney, State Game Ward
en-, and which position she held
for the past two years.
The Progressive joins with
their many friends wishing
them happy married life.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-11-08

Melancholy cannot hold its
own with perennial good nature.
Sunshine is contagious. Smiles
are epidemic. One joyous nature
will fill an auditorium with good
cheer. Dependency is poor
debator. 1t can bring no argu-
ment that sunbeams will not
penetrate.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-11-08

Have you ever seen one of my
bridges? l build bridges and span
the space where several teeth are
missing that are as firm and solid
as if grown in the gums. Think
Of what an improvement this is
over old style methods when you
have teeth replaced that you can
not distinguish from the natural
teeth when done by
DIR. d. B. Casio,
Graham Bldg. Bridge St.
Beington, w. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-11-08
FOR SALE

Seven room cottage with all
modern improvements good
location, and good well. Call on
C. A. CONTE,
8-3t Belington, w. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-11-08

Let the American women
vote, too, as well as the German
people.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-11-08

We will not be responsible for the
views Of correspondents.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
ANGLAI STURMUOJA
BULLECOURT.
$4,000 vokieciu paimta
nelaisven.

Londonas, geg. 8. = An
glu armijos Prancuzi.jOje
pradejO Sturmuoti Bulle-
court, svarbia vOkieciu pozi-
cija 'Hindenburgo linijoje.'
Pa6me dali miesteliO IL vie
na mylia vOkieciu apkasu.
Palei BullecOurt Siuo tar
pu pasizymejo australieciai.
Jiems prisiejo durtuvais
vOkiecius iSmuSti is ju pOzi-
ciju.
Anot praneSimu, ten
kraujas liejosi latakais. La
vOnu kruvos.
Kick paskiau pranesta,
kad visas miestelis pateko
anglams. Australieciai irgi
baisiai nukentejo, bet iSejo
pergal6tOiais.
PrancuzijOs kares ofisas
pranesa, kad nuo pradziOs
uzpuolimO, bal. 16 d. ligi Sio
laikO prancrlzai pa6m6 ne
1aisven 10000 vOkieciu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
TURKAI PERSEKIOJA
zYDUS.
Liepe ju 5000 issikraustyti
is Jaffa.

New York, geg. 8. - Gau-
ia cla zinia, kad Turkijos
vyriausybe bal. 1 d. isake vi
Stems zydams apleisti savo
namus mieste Jaffa, Pales-
tinOje, ir eiti sau kur axis
mesa. Tasai isakymas paly-
tejo 5000 zydu vyru, mote
rir ir vaiku, susikrausciusiu
cia is ivailiu Europos saliu.
Daugelis situ zydu bekeliau-
damn i kitur mire. Pakeliais
daug lavonu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
RUSIJOJE IR VEL IVY
KUSI RAMYBE.
Laikinoji vyriausybe gavu-
81 virsp.

Londonas, geg. 8. - Ru-
sijoje isnaujo ivykO ramybc.
Laikinoji vyriausybe isnau-
jO pilnai kontrOliuOja visa
Sail. Petrograde ramu. Vo-
kiecip sebrai nutilo, nes ka-
reiviu ir darbininku taryba
eina isvien su laikinaja Wy
riausybe ir draudzia kelti
demonstracijas.
Viskas ten staiga aptilo,
kuOmet Petrogradan sugri-
10 vyriausias rusu armiju
vadas gen. Aleksiejev. Jis
buvo aplankes Rygos Soma.
Jis gyventojams pranese,
kad vokieciai pasiruose bile
diena pradeti uzpuolima
prizes rusus. Todel rusams
neprideria siuo momentu
kivircyties, bet imties viso-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
CHICAGOJE BUS MOBI.
LIZUOJAMI OAR
BININKAI.
Bus pasiusti j Prancuzija
kelius gaminti.

Washington. geg. 8. =
Kares departamentas nori
ChcagOje sumObilizuoti TO-
600 lasvanoriu darbininku,
kurie tuOjaus turi butt pa
slpsti i Prancuzija kares
laukan kelius gaminti uzpa-
kalyJ musiu linijos. Sitiems
darbininkams vadovaus s.
V. inzinieriu korpuse oficie-
rial.
Paskui bus surekrutuOta
kick darbininku ir del Ru-
slJos prie gelezinkeliu tiesi-
mo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
LONDONE IR BERLYNE
LAUKIAMA TAIKOS
KALBOS.
Vienur kalbes ministeriu
pirmininkas, kitur -
kanclieriS.

Londonas, gcg. 8. = SiOje
savaiteje bile diena AnglijOs
parlamente pasakys kalba
ministeriu pirmininkas
Lloyd George. Spejama, kad
jis prisimins ir apie taika ir
apie taikos salygas. Rasi, jis
Vokietijai ir pastatys ko-
kias nors salygas.
Siandie VOkietijos parla-
mente kalbes kanclieris Won
Bethmann-Hollweg. Taip-
pat tvirtinama, kad jis sa-
vO kalboje paliesias ne tik
taikos reikalus, bet pasiuly-
sias talkininkams nauja
taika SUI lengvesnemis ir p1i-
einamesnemis jiems salygo-
mis-.
Visas pasaulis todel indo-
mauja, ka jie prasitars apie
taika, kadangi nuo judvieju
priguli kares pabaiga arba
tolimesnis jos vedimas, lzol
pagaliau katra puse galuti-
mai nesuklups.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
DAUGIAU PINIGU
ANGLIJAI.
Nepamirsta nei kitu talki-
ninku, nei Serbijos.
Washington. geg. 8

Washington. geg. 8. -
Suv. ValstijOs, kaip zinoma,
prizes gcguzes l diena AngIi-
Jai paskOlino 200 milijonu
doleriu. Praeita savaite vel
dave % milijOnus. Sta sa-
waite dave ilgi % milijonus.
Ligi geguzes pabaigos dar
induOs 80 milijonu ir tuo-
met bus viso paskolinta 300
milijonu dol.
Anglijai pinigai reikalin-
gi, atsizvelgiant ypac i tai,
kad Anglia selpia pinigais
savo talkininkcs.
Be to Suv. Valstijos DO
100 milijonu paskolino
Prancuzijai L il Italijai. Oar
paskolins Rusijai, Belgijai
If Serbijai. Ligi liepos 1 d.
tokiu budu paskoloms bus
iSlcista milijardas doleriu.
Paskola duOdama is kapi-
talo, pavadinto ''laisves
paskola." Sitam kapitalui
renkama dabar subskl'ipci-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
Observation-Disclosures
NUSISKUNDzIA MAzAI
TURF PELNO.
Reikalauja daugiau moketi
uz prekiu isveziojima.
Washington, geg. 8.

Washington, geg. 8. =
Rytiniu valstiju gelezinke-
liu kompanijos nusiskundzia
tarpvalstybinei komisijai.
kad jos labai mazai pelno
tetulincios, nes pabrangu-
sios anglis, visOkia medzia-
ga IL kur-kas daugiau iSlei-
DIANA darbininkams. Simet
tos kompanijos turincios
pelnO 70 milijonus doleriu
maziau. 0 iSlaidOs kaskart
Wis did6ja. Kompanijos to-
del reikalauja, kad JOINS bu-
tn leista padidinti mOkesti
uz prekiu veziojima nors Is
nuOSimciais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
JAPONIJOS LAVAL GA
BENS AMERIKONIsKA
KARIUOMENE.

Washington, geg. 8. -
Suv. Valstijos neturi pa
kaktinai tinkamu laivu ga
benti savO kariuOmene !
Prancuzija prizes vokiecius.
Anglia tokiu laivu turi irgi
neperdaugiausiai, o ir tie
jai labai reikalingi.
TOdel Anglijos vyriausybe
kreipesi i Japonija, ar jinai
neapsiimtu savO laivais ga
benti amerikOnus kareivius
i Prancuzija. Nezinia kaip
JapOnija atsines i ta prasy-
ma.
Yra ziniu, kad Japonija
100000 savo kariuomenes
per Siberia pasius rusams
pagelbon prieS vokiecius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
VOK1ETIS LAKUNAS
BOMBARDAVO
LONDONA.
Pamete keturias bombas
ir pasprudo.

Londonas, geg. 8. Vakar
vokieciu lakunas pamete ke-
turias bOmbas vienam Lon
dono priemiestyj. Tai ivyko
anksti ryte. Vienas vyras
nuzudytas ir viena mOteris
suzeista. Keli namai ap-
griauta.
Teciau nei vienam zmOgui
netekO pamatyti skrindan-
clio lakuno, taip jis augstai
buvO pakiles. BuvO girdimas
tik lakstytuvu sparnu bar
bcjimas padangiu rukuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
DABAR GERIAU GYVE-
MA, NEGU PIRM KARES.
Taip tvirtina lordas Percy.
Washington, ge

Washington, geg. s. -
ZinOmas Anglijos ekonOmis-
tas lordas Percy, kurs atke-
liavO cionai su kitais Angli-
JOS kar6s atstovais, tvirtina,
kad kare bedinu Anglijos
gyventOju neprislegusi, kad
siandie darbininkai geriau
ten gyvena, negu pirm ka-
res.
Sitai lordas Percy isais-
kina tuOmi, kad kares metu
kiekvienas darbininkas tu-
ris uzsiemima ir jie daugiau
uzdirba, negu kituomet.
TiesiOg nesinOretu tik6ti
tokicms pasakOjimams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
NELA|ME ant CELEzINKEL|0

darbininkai su ziburiais ap-
ziurejo nelaimes vieta ir
pasake, kad vagonai siaip
sau nusoke nuo begiu. Bet
slaptoji federale policija Wis
wien pradejo tardymus.
Traukinis bego 40 myliu
j valanda. W 50 mylip siaur
vakaruose nuo Terre Haute,
Ind, tenderis nusoko nuo
begiu. Tuo momentu bagaM-
mis- vagonas atsidauze ir
kuone nesuduzo persimes-
damas skersai kelia. Baisiai
supurtyta visi traukinio va
gonai.
Nelaimes metu gen. Joffre
ir Viviani vakarieniavo. Jie-
du ir kiti tik smarkiai su-
purtyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08

kin priemOniu, kad apsiginti
nuO vOkieciu.
Sitas gen. Aleksiejevo
pranesimas tai buvO kubilas
salto vandens ant ikaitusiu
rusu galvu. Jie mete salin
uzsivarinejimus prizes laiki-
naja vyriausybe, kad prisi-
rengti ginti savo Sales lais-
We.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
Q4Q2Q2QSQAQsQ4QSQSo4e4QsQS
"TAIKOS KARALIENE.
MELSKIS w MUS"

RYMAS, geg. 8.-sv. Te-
vo Benedikto XIV parody
mu popeziaus sekretorius
kardinolas Gaspari issiunti-
nejo viso pasaulio katalikis-
kiems vyskupams laiska,
kad pradejus ateinancio bir-
zelio l diena Sv. Marijos
Paneles litanijoje butu pri-
deti Site meldimo zodziai:
"Taikos Karaliene, melskis
uz mus!"
Sventasis Tevas turi Wilt,
kad pasaulio krikscioniu
maldos pagaliaus bus isklau-
sytos ir paliaus liejasis be-
reikalo zmoniu kraujas, pa
liaus baubusios armCtos, ir
visi zmones, vieno dangisko
Tevo vaikai isnaujo j save
atsines kaipo broliai j bro
lius.
Popeziaus troskimas yra
vienas, taigi kad visa kirk
scionija savo maldomis
kreiptusi j Dangaus Kara
liene, kuri yra ir Taikos Ka-
raliene, ir melstu Jos uzta-
rimo, kad zmonijai sugristu
ramybe.
QaQsQsQsQsQaQsQsasQeQsQsQs
NUSISKUNDzIA MAzAI
TURF PELNO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
BUSIA GERI UzDERE.
JIMAI.
Todel ir maisto busia
pakaktinai.

Washington. geg. 8. -
Zcmdirbyst6s departamen-
tas pranesa, kad sulyg SUI
rinktu is visu Suv. Valstiju
krastu raportp, simct sioj
salyj busia puikus javu ir
bulviu uzdcrejimai. Ziem-
kenciai kvieGiai irgi busia
gcri, neziu1fnt ncnCrmalio
visoj salyj ORC siuo pavasa-
rio metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
GAL $IAND|E V0KIET|JA
PASIUlYS TA|kA
RUSlJOJE IR VEL RAMU
HINDENBURGAS BU-
SIAS KANCLIERIUMI.
Vokietija gall patekti dide'
lin pavojun.
Berne, Sveicarija, geg. 8

Berne, Sveicarija, geg. 8.
= Yra ziniu is Vokietijos,
kad tenai Sales valdyme ga
Ii ivykti dideles atmainos,
kurios gyventOjams nezinia
kaip gall pasibaigti.
Kadangi darbininku strei-
kai Vokietijoje nesiliauja,
kadangi dabartinis kanclie-
ris is visu pusiu uzpuldine-
jamas ir reikalaujama, kad
jis prasisalintp, dabartiniO
kaizerio autokratizmo Sail
ninkai yra surname kanclie-
riumi pastatyti fieldmarsala
von Hindenburga.
Kaizeris SUI tuOmi sutin-
kas. Jls matas, kad tik vie
mas Hindenburgas tegalis is
gelbeti Vokietija is dabarti-
MO nesmagaus padejimo,
kuomet vidujiniai gaivalai
ina judinties prizes monar-
chija.
Nera abejones, kad jei
Won Hindenburgas patektu
j kanclie1ius, tuojaus jisai
apsiskelbtu visos VokietijOs
diktatOriumi ir visOkiai lais-
vel tuomet butu padarytas
galas.
Kadangi kaizeris kitokio
isejimo nemato, jis gall pa
meginti imties kadir Sios as
triausios priemones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
PERSERGSTI RUSUS
NESEBRAUTI SU PRIZE
SININKU.
Gen. Gurko sako, kad sebra-
vimas gall pasibaigti
liudnai rusams.

Petrogradas, geg. 8.-Ru-
su armiju vadas vakariniam
kares Some, gen. Gurko, i sa-
vO kareivius iSleidO atsilie-
pima, kad jie nesebrautu ir
nesibrOliautu su vOkieciais
kareiviais. Toksai pasielgi-
mas kadangi rusams gall pa
sibaigti labai liudnai.
Mat, nuO kaikuriO laikO
rusai kareiviai SUI vOkieciais
kareiviais vietOmis iSeina is
savo apkasu ir nors istolo
broliskai pasikalba. Gudruo-
liai vOkieciai kalbina rusus
kareivius, kad Site liautusi
i juos saude, todel ir jie, vo-
kieciai, nesaudysia.
Kai-kuriose vietose jau il
gas laikas taip elgiamasi.
Gen. Gurko persergsti rrl-
sus kareivius prizes toki bro
liavimasi su prieSininku. Jis
sake, kad vOkieciai kareiviai
nebe klastOs taip elgiasi.
Taip elgdamiesi vokieciai
gauna prOgos daugiau savO
kariuOmeneS atitraukti is
rusu SonO ir ana pasiusti
PrancuzijOn.
KuOmet vokieGiai su savO
skaitlinga kariuomene
iveiks talkininkus, tuomet
atsisuks prizes 1'usus ir tuo-
met prazuS vlSOkS brOliavi-
masis.
Anot gen. Gurko, rusai
kareiviai neturetp to pamir-
sti If tuojaus imties uzpuoli-
mo prizes vokiecius. Tuomet
Is kcllQ pusiu jie suremti
tuojaus turetu pasiduoti.
"NaujOs laisvOsiOs Rusi-
JOS pirmuosius istorijos la
pus reikia nuraSyti krauju,
Jei tas yra reikalinga," bai-
gia gen. GurkO savO atsilie-
pine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08

kares amunicija iStikO baisi
ekspliozija. Dalis istaigu is
leke i padanges. Apylinkese
sugriauta apie $50 manu-. 80
zmOniu zuve ir keli Simtai
suzeista. NuOstOliai siekia
apie z milijonus dOleriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
NUSIRITO NUO BEGIU
TRAUKINIS SU PRAN-
CUZAIS ATSTOVAIS.
Gen. Joffre, Viviani If kiti
iSliko sveiki. "
ARCOLA, ILL.,, geg. 8

ARCOLA, ILL.,, geg. g.
Specials traukinis, kuriuo-
mi keliavo prancuzu kares
atstovai is Springfieldo, 7::3O
vakar vakare nusirito nuo
begiu laukuose tarp Arcola
ir Filson, Ill.
Keli keliauninkai lengvai
suzeista, bet is prancuzu
atstovu nei vienas.
Nelaimes priezastis kol-
-kas nezinoma. Gelezinkelio
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
OUTSTANDING DU NOR
VEGIJOS LAIVU.

Londonas, geg. 8. = VO-
kieciu nardanciOs laives nu-
skandino du Norvegijos lai-
VII - "Capto" ir "Natu-
ma" Igulos isgelbeta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
ORAS.
Geguzes 8, 1917 m.

Chicago ii apylinkes. -
Grazus oras siandie ir rytoj.
Maza atmaina temperature
je.
Temperature vakar aug
sciausia 81, zemiausia Al
laipsnis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-08
DIDELE EKSPLIOZIJA
JAPONIJOJE.
so zmoniu uzmusta, keli sim
tai suzeista.

Kobe, Japonija, geg. 8. =
chemikaliju istaigoj,
kur gaminamas parakas il
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-12-20
IMPORTANT NOTICE

On and after January LIST,
1918, the subscription price of
the Hope Pioneer will be So 90
per year. We have known for
some time that an advance in the
price of the paper would be me-
cessary but have held it off as
long as possible hoping that con,
ditions would improve and that
we could continue at the old
price. We find, however, that
we cannot continue longer at the
old price without a decided loss
and it is necessary to make this
announcement.
AS a concession to our old
subscribers we will accept re
newals for one year at $1.5O un-
til January 18th, 1918. All sub
scribers not paid in advance by
that date will be taken from the
lists. Our exchange list will al.
80 be placed upon a paid basis.
We are also compelled to make
a slight advance in our advertis
ing rates and the following
prices will prevail after January
LIST, 1918: Display advertising
l5c per column inch per issue,
extra composition SC per inch.
Local readers 1910 and TIC per
line. Cards of thanks and SINH
lar announcements at advertis.
ing rates.
Attic we regret the necessity
Of making these advances, we
feel that OUT readers and adver.
Users will agree with US that it
is better to make them and con-
tlnue our publication than not
make them and eventually let
the sheriff turn editor.
Yours truly,
L. J. w
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CasseIton SO, Hone 8

Last Friday evening on the
Casselton gym floor the local
high school basket ball team lost
to the Casselton high quintet by
a score of 80 to 8. Although the
score does not show it the teams
were quite evenly matched, the
local team failing to shoot has.
kets when opportunity offered,
thus keeping down their score.
Coach Bergman has his team
correcting some of the difficien.
cies that showed themselves in
the previous games and expects
to have them in good trim to
avenge their loss to Aneta a few
weeks ago, when they clash with
the latter team on the Hope
floor tomorrow evening.
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Battered at the pos, office at Hone. North Iva
st..as second class ~rusttcr.
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"a To insure insertion, all advertise
ments and pay locals must reach our
Office on or before Wednesday noon
of each week.
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Congregational Church

Christmas service at the Con
gregational Church Sunday,
Dec. %, at II A. M. Music by
the orchestra and singing by the
two choirs. The subject of Rev
Belgmau's Christmas sermon is
Recall the King. At 7:30 P.
NJ, NJ. Yonau, a Christian Turk,
will deliver his celebrated lee.
ture, WAR and the Cruel Turk.
This is an opportunity of a
life. time. See a Turk dressed
in his native costume. Every
body welcome. All seats free.
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Uncle Sam & Sons

We're working for a relative
For grand old Uncle Sam,
And we'll soon be smashing
Kaisers
Like we didn't give a -;
For we've got to bust up this
combine
OF me und Colt und Guns,
And the firm that's got to do it
Is Uncle Sam & Sons.
The job is going to cost US blood
But Uncle Sam will win,
And he'll give US a lay.off
When we've landed in Berlin,
And we'll feed q brand new kul-
tur
To those baby. killing Huns,
That will make them take notice
Of Uncle Sam & Sons.
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Community Christmas Tree

Big preparations are being
made for tine Community Christ
mas tree to be held in the opera
house Monday evening. A good
program has been prepared by
the school children and the vari-
Gus com mittees are looking after
decorations and Christmas boxes
for the children.
The program will begin at
half past seven o'clock and every
one in the community is cordial,
ly invited to attend and be sure
to bring the children.
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Xmas Candy

We have a nice selection of all
kinds Of Christmas candy. Be
sure and secure your supply be.
fore it is too late. Fancy boxed
chocolates and choice mixed and
special grades.
FULMHR'S VARIETY STORE,
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Notice

My shoe shop will be closed
from Dec. Gath to Jan. 9TH, 1918.
Thanking my customers for
their patronage in the past, I
wish them one and all, with the
exception of Kaiser Wilhelm. a
Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year.
r. r. FISHER.
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Dog Lost.

Shepherd dog, general color
brown with yellow legs and
points, answers to name Max"
Finder please notify
GEO. B. CARPENTER,
Hope, N Oak.
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Red Cross to Send Food and RRulP' Durham
to American Prisoners Of War!

The Committee on Public Information has made the rnoncemeh that every American
prisoner &c v.- in Germany will be supplied three dnes each fortnight by the American Red
Cross will t. following food kit approved by the Surgeon Generals Office. Note tatd his
food XII includes "BUlLn DURHAM Tobacco, the only article
specified BIZ brand name on the whole list.