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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
RIppuN6RHY
GD Matt M0so1
Vocyyytt I9y7
IMMORTAL.

WYE often hear the critics state in
w magazine or journal. This noble
book is truly great~-its fame
will be eternal !" Just now they're
boosting such book, writ by a gifted
Briton, and say we'll all have iar &c
look, tor one as ably written 1T will
endure while people speak, they saw
the English lingo /, is the work the
hlghbrows seek--a masterpiece. hy
lingo" And in year, or maybe less
the book will be forgotten: | bought and
read 1t, confess. and fouiid it rather
rotten. Since Stevenson was called
away. beyond our Jur,sdHiion.-I doubt il
any human Jay has written lasting fc
ton. Each year We hail masterpiece
mats bound to last FOR ages the sor
oi men VIII never cease To- con its noble
pages. Can you recall the books YOU
read. two years ago last autumn? They
were immortal tones. you sald-an
then the Junk man got en-. The modern
authors try to teach old lessons. stale
! and hoary; they roll their coat sleeves
mp and preach, and so forget their story
We listen to them as they spout. and
yawn where we should chortlc; and
none, since Stevenson went out has
struck the note immortal
~
Ono evening few years ago Bran
der Matthews and Francis Wilson were
dining together at the Players club OF
New York when the former made the
suggestion that they write a letter Ia
Mark Twain. But" objected Mr.. VII.
son, we don't know where he U.s." for
il was a, a time when Mr. Clemens was
always travelling somewhere. "Oh,'
said Prot Matthews, that docs no,
make any difference. II is sure to find
him. | think he is some place in Eu.
rope, so we had better put on a Seen,
stamp" So the two sat down and com
posed letter which they addressed "a
Mark Twain. God Knows Where"
In due time they received reph
from Mr. Clemens which said briefly
He did" Then some one sent letter
addressed. "Thc Devil Knows Where.
which also reached him, and he an.
swered, "He did, too"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
Giddap,

n anyone should ask you as John
l.. Loose in New York City, you may
reply that he is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
Made q Difference.

What is land around here worth an
acre" 2" asked the stranger IN the auto,
as he pulled up beside the man in the
buggy
We'll. replied the man in the buggy.
that depends. Are YOU a prospective
purchaser"
i am, replied the man in the auto.
We'll Nid the man in the buggy,
land around here TO you would be
worth $40 an acre, but to me it would
be worth about Sl7 an acre"
How does that come asked the
man in the auto
u am the assessor" replied the man
IN the buggy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
'HiST0RYBlfS
One Hundred Years Ago Today.


1917 Henry NJ Guernsey, one OF tho
noted pioneers OF homeopathy in Amer
ica. born at Rochester, W. Died in
Philadelphia. June o. 1895.
Seventy-five Years Ago To-day.
lSl2-knoxvile. Tenn, celebrated the
centennial OF its founding.
Fifty YearS1Ago To-day.
lS6-Bri,ish North America Act.
providing for a union of the Canadian
provinces passed by the imperial par.
Lament
twenty-five Years Ago Today.
lS92-Uni,ed States and Grea, Brit
ain agreed upon France. l,ab AMI
Sweden as Bering Sea arbitrators.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
Names Is NameS
Our Daily Special.

Otto Crowder lives at Tacoma, Wash.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
The Wise Fool.

Man wants but little here below"
quoted the Sage
Maybe" returned the Fool But
you may have noticed that fate usually
makes him take better half"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
NY, Goodness!

MY, Goodness!
Washington may be in u C.. and
Oakland may be in Cal But D. G
Washington and Cal Oakland live in
Lexington, Ky.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
Huh !

lie II strong for the voice NJ the people
This fact he will let no man ouix;
but he thinks. does the big -mouthcd
Bill lieeplc
That the voice of the people means his
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
Notice !

He who heSitates is bossed
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-08
8nt semeiut.

@inIt fam cine gauernfrau aus
bem Sdlesmigiden gum 4onig
Sriebri6 VII. bon D1nemarf. oer
auf bem SdIoiie in @Iiidsburg
pobnte, I'M Die Sreigabe ibres elm.
5igen Sobnes bonn WiiIitGroieuit au
erbitteil. Dor bem 4ubien55inmer
5og iie ibre Sol5ibube aus uno ia9te
5u oem oienittuenoen slbiutanten:
nBaiien Sic mir gut auf meine
SantoffeIn aufl Sic baben ia bod
mir anoeres 5u tiin."
glIs iie ben 5ienlIib forpuIenten
aonis iab, idIug iie Die Sdnbe iiber
Dem &opf 5uiammen lnb rief:
nWaein @ott, pat is be bidl"
Ser &0nig Iadte ber5lid iiber bic
orisiueue SuIbiglng uno erfiiQte
ibr ibre @itte, gab ibr iogar Die
idriftIide 3uiiderung, baB ibr
Sobn nidt 5l bienen broude, 90
Die Srou es olir6aus i6riftIi9 ia.
ben tpollte.
Na6oem iie ben Shein ernpfon.
gen, 5os Die @6uerin einen SaIer
aus Der Eaide uno iiberreidte i'm
Dem 8onig NIT ben 8orten: ultnier
S6uI5e nintmt fir alles aipei Caller,
aber sic iino n reider Mtann, sic
meroen's ia pobI fir einen tiin."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-08
Sas Slid bes 3auberfiinitlers.

Ser beriibmte SauberfiinitIer
8artolomG 9osco purbe lange bon
einem fpiorigen @eidid perfolst, ehe
er ieine 9eriibmtbeit erIangte. @r
fiibrte abpedielnb Die Namen: Mi.
daliei, goglos ober Serooes uno
gab iid baIO iiir einen 2uiien balo
fir einen Serier ODER aub fir einen
Sinou ans. SblieBlit nabm er.
ola ale oieie 9eamen ibm fein Slid
brabten, ben Nameu 8osco ON lpO
ging nab 2onbon, mo- er auf Stra.
BEN uno BlGsen ieine Gunit 5um
beiten gab, bod au6 obne nambaite
@rfoIge. Inter anberem batte er
cine fleine @onbeI aus Sort eebalit
unb bier @dnie abseridtet, Die Die.
ielbe 5ogen.
90 fubr er eines Sonntags ipie.
Der nit ieinem merfpiiroisen Sc.
ipann auf Der Sbemie bin unb be-,
oasieIbe iider uno eeididt Ienfeno.
3ufdIlig behterfte i'm bier elm @raf,
Dem Die Wooe in aqem bIinoen Sc.
boriam ihenfte. 9ieler iab ben slr.
tiiten, unb ba er beabii6tiste, IN
nd6iter Seit Elm @artenfeit 5u &C..
ben, an Dem ettpas rebt Srisineacs
Die @Gite iiberraibcn ioIIte. 10
glaubte er in Der bon @Gnien ge5o.
senen @onoeI oas Hidtige gefunoen
5u baben. @r lieB ben 8osco 5u
iid bitten, ensasierte i'm 5ii bent
genannten 3ped unb periprad ibtn.
feline @onbel 81 oieiem Gage nod
gang beionoers sldn5eno ausutitat.
ten.
3ieier 1tmitano puroe nun baS
Slid bes 3auberfiinitIers. 9luf
bem @artenfeit bes @rafen mar al.
les ent5iidt non bieiem neuen origi.
neIlen @ebanfen oes beIiebten @ait.
gebers, uno 9osco mar bon bieiem
Gage an auf Iange Seit in 2onoon
Der 2oipe 6es So9es. @r erparb ii4
elm aniebnIides @ermogen, obne ie.
bod bieienieen @eibopfe 5u uersei-
ien, Die Die llrbeber gu ieinem Slid
geiporben iparen, Die @1nie. glls
er ii6 in StaIien cine @ila bauen
IieB, lieB er redts uno Iinfs bonn
@ingang berieIben 5ipei foIoIiale
@dnie aus Marmor aufitellen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-08
ltnfreiiuiaissr geiuimn.

Den preubifden Sffisieren mar IN
befanntli4, aud aIs Bic SpieIb0IIea.
nod in ben beutfden 9dtern aebuis,
Get iparen. berboten, ibr gIld boz
telbit gu perfu1en. Gin iunoer,
9eutndnt bate trobbem unb obaIeidI
SOnis Jriebri9 WilbeIm ". lid
serabe aur sfur in 9abensYabex
eufbielt, bis @erpesenbeit, alIerbinal,
in 3ibiltleibuns, cine Summe pox
aebn Jriebridsbor am gaouIette au
1sBen. Die 5arbe tam aud apsi.
nal beraus, nnb Der 2eutnant ipoIlts
eben persniist bic pierais @oIbitide
etnitret1en, als fein Bid Bel einer
aufallisen Wenbuns bes Ropfex
plDBli4 auf ben aSnis fiel, ber i'd
feiner fonitigen @eipobnbeit sntaeaen
etngefunben batte, INN bem SpieIs
ausnfeben. Hstiirlid burfte es ben
Sffiaisr unter bieien nmitdnben nid9t
pa9en. bas @elb an ii1 su uebmen.
Steif unb nnbepesli1 blieb er ha
iteben, in srober ansft, bab bic Ru.
gel beim nd6iten Male eine aubere
Jarbe beaei4nen unb 70 isinen &C.
lpinn illuforifd MAIDEN fSnns. Qber
ciefelbe Garbe tam gum britten, bier.
ten unb fiinften MaIe, ber Qeutnonk
bate alfo 800 Sriebri9bor aetpons
Ten. 90 ma9te 5riebrid WiIbeIm.
Der es pobl bemerft batte, ipte ber
1unge Wfann porbin pointierte, beTfen
peinli4er 2ase nit ben Worten Elm
@nbe: ~Sie. sie6sn sic Sbr Sen,
Elm unb MAIDEN sic Iib fbneII bo.
bon, sbe i'd Sic bemsrtt babe; boz
glid m69te Sbnen bod auf bic
Dauer ni4t 70 seiposen bIeiben!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-08
1taier balbjdbrlt9sr
Verfauf bon
Oaushalt Qtnne,i

peldsr Dieuftas anfns uno nddftsn
Wtontas abeno suoet.
sSeoe Oausfrau wstB. baB Yinnen i'm
Brets aeitieaen 1T. mdhreuo mir milien.
oaR es etmas lp1ter faum mebr erbal
ten weroen faun. Wtau4e 5lbrifanten
8eben 70 melt. 5u erfldreu. oaB mir UNI
feinen Breis 9inneu erhalten tonuen.
@dbreuo bislem balbidbrlthsm @r'
eianis iino Sie ein9elaocn, Nntbsil 3u
usbmen on ben stbotsuen @riparnilien
an Yorrdtbeu, melhe BON uus DOR IL
bic 18 Dtonateu an8efauft wurosu.
1000 Gllen uon reinem 9innen idot'
tilhem Damasf, ba8 5hmere @emiht,
1925 Qualitdt, 20 3ol brett In fei.
uen, iebr anjiebenoen Wtultsrn. Die
Gle, s1.75.
90 gaus refine 9inneu Gets BON ~
bel 72 .Soll Eildthtern uno 20 bet 20
Sol Serpietteu, Su eiuem unsewobnli'
den anssbot, oasI Set. $3.50.
20 Dusenb gang refine einnen ctr.
pietten, % bel %. uol 9ebleiht. In
pradtisen Muitsrn. Dnsenb, $3.25.
800 ssbafelte Bsttibsr,ass. cine ishr
feline $3.50 Qualitat, ertra 9roB. nit
einSeidumtsn @nosn; abiolut psrfeft.
ie S1.95.
100 Satin Bsttiibsr,lss u0n ertra
fetusr s3 rs Qualitat. ipeSisll angefer'
tist fiir Smiuinsbettsn eiuseidumte
@nben uno cine Nn5abl prdhtige Wlu'
fter CUR auswabl, ie s2.95.
3S polle Stiids BON rssuldrem $500
EXTRA fHwerem boppelten Giiboamasf,
ansefertiet sdu,lih uon reinem 9innsn.
70 3ou brett, In mebreren tpuuoerbar
biibfdeu Wtuftern. $2.25.
50 Dusenb s12 Qualit6t ertra gro,
&c reines 2innens@5erpietten. ooppeter
Damasi, 26 3Ou i'm Bisrsd, Duseno,
$3.50.
1900 @llen uon unseblsthtem Crab
NIT farbsnfeiten Rdnben etne isbr
{Hwere 20 @ents Qualitit, bic fein uno
ntnidenswertb lit. 22 3olI brett. Die
Gue, % @entS.
100 isbr feline Satin Bsttiiber3hse.
a 25 Qualitdt, pon GROCER ooppsltsr
Ssttsr0Be. In wirtliG pradtpollsn Del
tius, $4.35.
100 Duseno Union 9innen Sud.
Sauotii6er. uno mir elauben, baB iebe
Sauefrau Die Qualitdt feunt I; siufahe
@nosn, einseidumt. Cine iebr ipejielle
Sffsrte. Sc 25 @ents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-08
Raffri.rter getrns.
ehnitIths .gerni&tuns pon EeRamentes
HRS ttrinnben.


HRS tirinnben.
Sn elmer 3eitfdrift purbs nnldnsff
ab,s iiintIidsn ltrfunbsnidpunb Be,
ridtst. Der 8erfafer fiibrt .inen
Saa an, mo- in Rouen Elm 1eitamsnt
peri9punbsn 1T. uno meint. bob ba.
BEL pobl berart fir ben tiinitIi4sn
urfunoenfhpuno prdpariertes Papier
pernenbet porben ein Tonne. Oas
8erfabren tpirb tpie folst beidriez
ben: Sin gu foI4em 8etruse Be.
itirnntes Bapier ipiro meiIt NIT iebr
perbiinnter Sdpefeiidure poqitdnbis
setrGntt, unb aipar nit um 10 mehr
perbiinnter Sdure, ie me6r Wodsn,
Monate ober Sabre bic oarauf ausaus
fteGsnbs urtunbe leben D. 3. bauern
fol. Die nit SdpefelIdure polls
unb burdseiaugten papierbosen per
ben bann, iobalb iie setrodnet unb
nit Walaen pieber sesldttet iinb. MIR
turse 3eit ben DGmpfsn bon Ralfs
paifer ober Mmmoniaf ausgeiebt.
Dieie Ddmpfe neutraIii iieren bic bonn
papier aufsenommeue S4pefelfdure
Elm psnis, unb Der 8enuBer bes Pas
pierss merit beim S4reiben nidt bas
serinsfe. Die in ben poren bes aas
pieres perbliebene unb bur9 Die Ralts
unb Mmmoniabdmpfe DON ber Nuben-
fuft abgeIdlofene S9pefelidure be-
sinnt ie6r balo ibr .3eritOrunsspert.
Smmer mebr unb mebr tperoen Die
feinen 8efanoteiIe bes Papiers benz
DOltgen 3erfaa sntsegengefiibrt. Die
S4psfelidure Oerni4tet iopobI bas
refine Bumpers pie oas minbertpers
tisfte Solaitoffpapier. Der 8etriiser
lit iogar in Der Gage, ben 3eitpunft
beftimmen au tOnnen. mann bic 8ers
nidtuns Der llrtunbe iih poll5osen
babsn piro, inbem er oies bel Der
8srbiinnuns Dee 6dpefelfdure snts
ipre9eno in Re9nung aieht".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-08

gen. obne Die Wturterptlldt 5u Der.
nahlGiiigen. Wenn man 5ufalli9
3euae ioIder San3geIesenbeitcn
piro, bann permas man erit bas
8eien bieies VationaItanaeS 5u ct.
eriin6en; man besreift oie 2eiSen.
id)aftIidfeit, init Der Die Mlpenbe.
pobner oieiem Bergniisen buIoisen,
bas 10 gang ibrem @eihmad ent.
ipridt, unb man miro mirb bierbei
Ieidt ermeiien f0nnen, oaB Sdau.
itelling unb unbeeinfluBte Ratiir.
Iidfeit bod iebr beridieoen tuirfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-08
Sine idiuere Nnfsabe.

Sn 8uIsarien berridt elm abiors-
berIider 9raud, Der ioIden Srars.
en-, Die iid germ reoen boren, at3
i6pere Briifing eri6einen miiB-
aue neu hermabIten Srauen finA
ndnIid nod ibrer Sofaeit einex
nolen Wonat binourd au abioIuteus
S6peisen perurteiIt, alssenous-
hner, penu fie bon ibrem Gotten
angereoet peroen. 8enn as oieie1u
aus irgenbeinem 8runbe niinibenS-
nert erideint, bieie geidrdnfiina
ouf5ubeben, 10 ipenbet er ieiner
Srau irsenb Elm GngebinSe. at&
3eiden, baB iie ibrer Sunse uieoex
freien 2aui Iaiien fann.
WonoIos. 8rdutisam Cbes.
len graut elm fiinftOdises 9aus boz
Tbt): ~unbeba4t tann man metaa
3erlpbnna iebenfalIs niht tnennenIs--
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-08
aopf.SeI fir Sdladtidiffe.

sSn ben Seiten Dor bem amerifa.
nii6en 8iirserfrieee, aIs 8alfii6.
Del 5lenli6 aagenein fir 8eleub.
tunss.3pede benust muroe, madten
bunoerte Don @alfanger 9oOten,
nelbe aus noroamerifaniiben So.
fen ausfubreu. uno ibre Seimitaote
glau5enoe 8ei9dite, uno cine aanae
8elt BON 9toman5en Die iogar in
europa peitbin ibr gdo ianoen,
ipann iid I'M oieie Snoultrie. Dtit
oieier @alfang-Serrlidteit i'm fri.
teren Gimme lit es porbei, pobl fir
INNER. 9enn Die gntoeduns uno
immer groBere Gnnenoung bes Be.
troleums peruriabte einen INNER
sroBeren 9lbitur5 i'm oblgen @e.
i6Gft. 9iber tot lit Die 8alfang.SSn.
bultrie oanlit nidt getuoroen uno
pGre es ietbit oann nidt, penn man
nidts neiter als ben Gran Der 8aIe
seibaftIib perpenoet bdtte. Dod
bas 2eben on Der. alten rauidenoen
Staten, pelde Dem Baliiib Del
lbre @r0be perbanften, uurbe iebr
rubis unb ipieBbiirserlid. Sn iiing-
iter 3eit ieood iino 8eihen zines
ibipunsbaften auflebens oieier Ea.
tlsfeit, penn aub nitt gang in Der
alten Sorm, 81 bemerfen; es fabren
mieoer mebr @alfGnger.9oote, iirio
mas iie an Sradt rpirfIid beimbrin.
gen, lit iosar seiudter, als ienals
5upor.
9as Del, meI6es iie luhen, oient
nidt Der 8erbrennune, ionbern lit
lmmitteIbar fir feline moberne 9e.
triebs.S Smede beltimult. lub fonmt
es nur aus beitimmten &0rperieiten
oes 8als inno anoerer 5lbaltiger
8aIIertiere; uno manbes lit 3. g..
aub fir Die Saihenubr- -Sabrifation
icbr geiubt, sunal gefpiiie, friiber
bierfiir beoor5ugte Sorten Del gan5
uerf6ieben iinb.
8as aber oas @aIfiid-Oel ODER
uieImebr cine geipiiie @attlins oes.
ielben anbelanst, 10 ma9t iib elm
Imio itGrferer 9egebr na6 oemieI.
ben selteno, lie 5ablreider uno gro
ger Die mooernen Sfiffe unb beion-
bers bic Sblcdtidiffe peroen.
Genn man fanb, baB gum SeIen se.
fpiIier empfinoIi6en Seile, beionbers
Der iogenannten Eager u9earings")
in Der geiuidtigen Waidinerie fol.
der Sdiffe es gar fein beiieres,
beutautage iiberbalipt erbGltIides
Del sibt, ole bas nGaie SiI". bas
aber nur in Sperm.8ale,: itno 3ipnr
nur i'm &opf berielben 5u finben lit.
0erartiges Del 5eidnet iid ourd
ieItiame, auberorbentlide &larbeit
aus, iin6 es 5eriest iih aud urtter
groBem Druid uno unter Site ME.
mails. Das iino bodpertpoIe @igen.
ibaften; iinb ner ioldes Del elm.
bringt, Der tpeiB, oab er einen tpab.
rem Sdas nit iid fiibrt! es lit
nidt tuabrideinIid. baB oieies Dor.
nebme 8aIfiid-SeI lie aus ietner
StelIung berbranst fuer6eu piro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-08
0ie q Sdlonaenfarm i

= Die . dlansenfarm III
8utantan 1T zines Der eisenartisiten
Snititute Der Welt. Wion sii9tet
bort @iftf6lanssn Der nsridisosniten
Dirt 5ipeds gepinnuns bon 9:ilmits
tsIn sesen ben S9lansenbib. Diefe
9eilmittel perben babur1 erseust.
DaB man bas ben 3u9ti9langen ent.
nommene @ift in na9 unb nad ftsi,
genben Mensen iineen Yferben eins
ipriBt, In osren 9lut ii4 oann elm
9esensift bilbet, bas bur6 Gnts
nabms bes 8lutes unb seeisnete 8es
banbluns aIS fog. SeiIierum gepons
men fperben fann. Sc tpirb in flsis
nsn 9lGiern bon 20-40 Rubitssn,
timeter SnhaIt DerIbidt unb beipirft,
menn es balb mad Dem Bib unter bic
Saut bes Riidens seipribt pirb,
siemIi4 fdnsII cine ooIIige 6eiIuna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-08
Ser Sabn.

Bonn befannten ruiiii6en Mar.
ihau SufparoD miro foIgenoeS
Stiidten er5Gblt. @r buIbete feline
Saustiere in ietaer gaGbe, oosesen
pubte er nit itnglaubIider Sreue
ibre Stintmen naf5uabmen. Gin.
nal gab er Dor elmer SdIodt nit
ben Siirfen ben 9efebI, aufoubre.
diem, iobaIb Der Sabn fr6bt. slles
idiittelte ben &opf, ba melt uno
brett fein Sobn gu ieben mar. Gber
BET &asesanbruh erbob iid mitteu
I'M 2ager elm ean3 eeipaItiees @e.
frabe; Der @earidau itanb auf ei.
nem SeIbitnbI unb beiorgte es ieIbit.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20

Some of the facts brought out by
the recent congressional Investigations
on the conduct 10 the war make more
insistant the general demand that the
president revise the list of his official
family. Even in times of peace there
was a general demand that the presi-
dent pick for his cabinet advisors men
Of big ability, and now, when the
country is at its grips with a resource
full and relentless foe, the biggest and
most successful men Of the nation
should be called as %counselors. And
in this readjustment if, perchance,
some of these men should be picked
from the political party of which the
president is not a member, it
give the people that much more con-
fdence in the administration. This is
no time for %partisanship but time for
patriotism.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20

Frank L. Nelson, of Hoople was the
first married mar to enlist in the navy
at the Fargo recruiting office. In or
der to comply with the new regula-
tions Nelson presented a certificate
from his wife that she had no objec-
ton to his enlisting and that a salts
factory arrangements had been made
for her support. Sush a certificate is
required of all married men enlisting
in the service. He has been in bust
ness in Hoople for a year and has
worked for automobile concerns in
Fargo and Neville. He was rated as
a machinist's nate and will spend
three months in the aviation instruc-
ton school in I'unwoody Institute in
Minneapolis.
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tate from said tax sale on this date Is
to the costs Of the service and publica-
ton of this notice must be paid. togeth-
er with such interest al may, accrue
from and after this date. If redemption
from the completed service Of this n 9
tice, a Tax Deed for said real estate will
be executed to h holder of said tax
Dated at Devils Lake. N Oak. this
18th day Of December. 1a17:
Auditor of Ramsey County North OAK
(SEAL). oV-o'
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CARRIED
BY CONGRESS

By a vote of 2s2 to 1923, the prohi-
bition amendment was carried by the
lower house of Congress this week,
and it is given out that the same will
be ratified by the Senate without any
effort. This amendment will have to
be ratified by at least SO states by
1924. This is a signal victory for the
prohibition people, and no doubt the
present war has had much to do with
bringing about the carrying of this
amendment.
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UNIONISTs WIN
CANADIAN ELECTION

The Union government of Canada
won the election easily last week. Sir
Robert Borden is returned to power
and CONSUMPTION confirmed by the vot-
ers of Canada. There was a heavy
vote and the majorities were large.
The soldier, who are accorded a vote
are yet to be heard from, but will on
ly tend to swell the majority for the
Unionists.
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Don't forget the World AN furnish
you with loose leaf ledger and account
blanks of every description, and you
AN get them just as cheap or cheaper
than YOU can send for them.
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To the public:
We, the undersigned, Nels Ploug
and John Ole Hoyhtya, do hereby GER
tify that we constitute a partnership
and are doing business under a ic-
titinus name, to-wit: The Brocket
Creamery Company, and that we are
the only members of said partnership,
which consists of Nels Ploug and John
Ole Hoyhtya.
NELS PLOUG,
JOHN OLE HOYHTYA.
State of North Dakota, SIS.
. County of Ramsey.
On this 18th day of November,
1917, before me, E. o. Engesather. a
Notary Public in and for Ramsey
County, North Dakota, appeared Nels
Ploug and John Ole Hayhtya, a.c
acknowledged individually and sever
ally that they executed the foregoing
certificate.
E. o. Engesather
Notary Public, Ramsey County
My commission expires April 8, 1929.
49-4t.
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The Christmas Isl of 1917 will be
observed with more thoughtfulness
than has characterized a holiday sea-
son in many years. Not alone be-
cause business conditions are slightly
altered nor becuse many of our loved
ones who usually celebrate with us are
now at the front, but also because
America has now definitely placed
shoulder under the burden of the
worlds work and the worlds, woe
for all these reasons will the Christ
mas of 1917 be approached in a spirit
of unusual earnestness. In many
homes the l~ighthearted festivities of
the season will be modified in part
with an effort TO bring cheer where it
is most needed and the friendly open
"hearths" which stood for hospitality
in the past will be paralleled in very
practical ways by the openheartedness
of citizens who, never designedly sell
fish, are now neither selfish nor un-
awake. In all the helpful activities
that are being given attention this
year, one easily overlooked but not
among the least needed is the bit Of
annual care which makes life a bit
more liveable 11',r the misfortunes Of
the Florence Crittenton Home. This
institution, located at Fargo, houses
nearly seventy people, about thirty of
whom are young children for whom
little will be provided except thru the
thoughtfulncss Of DISTINGUISHED friends
Of the forty unfortunate young wo-
4 men in the home, many are them.
! selves little past childhood, and the
extension Of a friendly remembrance
at Christmas, be it ever SO slight, is
recognized influence for good.
Mail all contributions to II. w
Geary, Treas. care of Merchants Nat
Bank, Fargo, N. D.
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xoxIcE OF THE TINE OF REDEMP.
TON.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.


OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA IS
County of Ramsey.
To Mrs. Frank Carter, person In pos
session Of the following described real
estate:
following described real estate:
You are hereby notified that the fol
lowing described real estate situated in
Ramsey County. North Dakota; to;wit;
Of the City Of Devils Lake. was on the
9th day Of December. A.. D. 1914. sold
for delinquent taxes for the year 1918,
said sale issued to the purchaser there.
Of: that said real estate was sold fol-
Twenty -one and $1,000 Dollars, and that
the time of redemption from such sale
after the completed service Of this no.
tioe. You are further. notified that the
amount required to redeem said real es'