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Citation and Notice Hearing Proof o.
EnrAfgn Will

Foreign VIII.
State of North Dakota, County of
Cass. In County Court, before Hon. A.
In the matter of the Estate of Mar
garet e. Thurman, Deceased.
William A. Edwards. Petitioner, VS..
Briggs. Elizabeth ]. Evans, Martha j,
p; Martin, Briggs Annable, Franklin
Thurman Reese. Virginia Thurman
Reese. and r. p: Burfening, special
Franklin Thurman Reese. Minors.-Ci-
tation and Notice Hearing Proof of
Foreign Will
The State of North Dakota, to the
sons interested in the Estate of Mar
garet e. Thurman, Deceased:
You and each of>you are hereby no
titled that William A. Edwards, the
Court copy of the last Will and Tes-
lament of Margaret E. Thurman, late
of the City of Minneapolis, in the Coun-
ty of Hennepin, and State of Minneso-
in the State of Minnesota duly anthem
ticated with his petition, praying for
the admission to probate of said docu-
ment as the Last Will of said deceased,
and for the issuance to William A. Ed
wards of letters of administration with
the will annexed thereon, and that the
said petition and the proofs of said
purported Will will be heard and duly
25th day of May A. d. 1917, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at
the Court Rooms OF this Court, in the
County Court House, in the City OF
Fargo, County of Cass, and State OF
North Dakota; and
You and each OF you are hereby cited
to be and appear before this Court at
said time and place and answer said
petition and show cause IL any there
be, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
BY the Court,
"A. @. HANSON
Judge of the County Court.
Dated the 18th day OF April. A. d.
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Notice OF Mortgage ForecloSurs Sale.
Notice ts hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered
Mortgagors. to NJ. A. Baldwin. MortKa-
gee, dated on the 26th day Of October,
1914, and hled for record In the ONCE
a. Cas- ana Etafa ~ Nortr naLot" ~
the 2nd day OF November, 1914, at 1881
o'clock A. Il. and recorded in Book lis
OF Mortgages at page asa, will be fore
mortgage and hereinafter described at
the front door Of the Court House In
the City OF Fargo. County OF Cass ana
State OF North Dakota, &C the hour OF
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No. 4. NorLn LvasL AAlIllItsu.. 100 a m.
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EaMe BDAn0 XR1kna.
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Trained athletes nave cleared twen-
ty-four feet and a few inches in 3. run
ming broad jump contest. but human
beings DC not rank wei as jumpers.
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No. 8. Minot lOcAE s......... 1850 a. m
40. 111s sranu SvEAs local. zs4V .. IA
fergus 1ALGs. Fargo ana
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and AneL4 ss~s..s...s...s 200 a m
sNo, s4L. &&G1sn PORTLAND
brancn .................. $500 q. m.
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conform with makeup rules OF classi-
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For Quick Results Use The Forum
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
MoRTHERN PACTFIo

Trains Arriving 1rom the East.
No, /, North Coast Limited. $3.50 .. N.
No, 8, Nor. Pac. Express .... $50 =. "a.
No, q. Western Express ..... 1850 q. "a.
No. Q. Minnesota local 1900. b:42 D. "a,
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asked. cts not 8 o'clock yet"
"Going to see IL Dick and Arthur are
dead yet" replied the s-year-old miss.
'Tm not"
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DAILY FASHION HINTS
LADIES SHIRT WAIST.
By Anabel Worthington

An ever present help in time Of need
1surely every woman win agree that this
iaDplies to . Smartly tailored shirt waist.
mo. 1927 would be worthy Of notice
for it, clever collar, II for no other rea-
son. It Is as wide as the shoulders in
the back, and gradually slopes In until It
Reaches the revers in front, where the
ends form pointed tabs which slip through
slots. The revers are cut in one with the
fronts of the waist. Bound buttonholes
and large buttons make an effective
fastening. The sleeves may be either
short or long, the former having a plain
finish and the latter a ,turn-back cuff to
match the collar. Linen, madras or crepe
de Chine can be used to develop this
waist with the trimming of striped ma
terial.
The waist pattern, No. 1927, is cut in
sizes SO to a inch bust measure. As on
the figure, the SO inch size requires 31s
yards Of q inch material, 2 yards Of SO
inch or 1A yards of 20 inch, with " yard
% inch contrasting material.
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Specialist IN Obstetrics Care and
= Treatment Of Women Before. Dur
ing and After Confinement. 10
Broadway. Phone Sow.
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MEN AND WOMEN LEARN BARBER
TRADE-Most up-to-date system of
colleges in northwest. Special summer
rates. Modern Barber Colleges, branch
es, 10 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis; 500
e. 7th ST., st. Paul; 20 IL Z. Superior
St.. Duluth. MINI. Information free:
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nILwAUIkEE q 81. PAUL
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Position WanLed-Male

WANT ANY KIND TEAM WORK.
Phone 2771-W. (120146)
WANTED-To manage country weekly
on salary or commission, or both.
Good writer and practical printer. Also
handle standard linotype. Sober; mar
ried; references. Write 6S0, care For
UNI. (13O151D
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Professional Cards

e. w. WINDSOR, D. c. Licensed Doc
tor of Chiropraetie. Palmer grad
uate experienced. Consultation
free. Lady attendant. 417-19 de-
Lendrecie Blk. Phone 9S47W.
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Brand new 1915 Saxon Six, never
been run, SITS: new 1916 Saxon Four
roadster, with electric lights and
starter, $3.50; Overland truck, 1915
model. run months. price $3.50; Max
well truck, $3.50; Ford touring, $225.
wheelock Auto Co., Fargo, N. ID.
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} FOR RENT-West u sec. at 4
} Saunders station; plowed and Z
} ready to be put In crop. w. w.
, Cook. Box SIS. GAINESVILLE. Wis.
NASo1S
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DR.. G. A. SCHERER,
Spscialist. Diseases OF Infants and
Children. deLsndrscie Bldgs Fargo.
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WANTED-Position on farm by young
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wages and particulars. Address 6eS,
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FIRST CLASS BARBER wanted at
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man. Roy Stitzel, New Rockford, n. y.
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FIRST-CLAss barber for two-weeks
job at hotel barber shop, Buffalo, n.
Oak Phone or write in regard to
wages. C2SlS3D
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For quick Results Use The Forum
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WANTED-A stenographer with some
knowledge of bookkeeping. Position
is desirable and permanent If suitable.
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WANTED-Young man for stenograph-
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ONE OR TWO ambitious, earnest girls
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s4O-ACRE MONTANA HOMEsTEADS-
Millions of acres. Map and Home
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(114140)
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COMPETENT MAID for general house
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GOES UP FOR LIFE
Or. Atwood Plends Guilty to Murder
In Second degree, aud ].
Sentenced.
Inv Associated pres.. |

IL" Associated prcss
BOSTON. January 2.--Dr EldrjdSc
y. Atwood. who killed Dr wiifrcd T..
Harris. president Of tho Massachusetts.
College Of ostcopathy. in July last.
to-day entered n plea OF guilty TO muir
der III tn. second degree. and was son
fenced to life Imprisonment,
This disposition Of tho sensational
case growing out OF tho suicide Of Dr.
Celia Adams, OF Brooklinc and the
killing OF Or Harris by Miss Adams'.;
sweetheart Or. Atwood. is understood
TO have been tho outcome Of neEotia-
tons between the prosecutors Office
and counsel for Atwood For several
days il had been rumorcd that Atwood
never would be brought to trial and
that revelations Which he promised to
make would not become public.
The principals in the affair were
practicinE osteopaths. Miss Adams
was found unconscious in her ofiicc
from poison self-administercd She
died few hours later
SO far as known. neither Harris nor
Miss Adams left any word throwing
light on tho case. and little became
public beyond the story told by Atwood.
He said that the night before the shoot
ing he met Miss Adams. who told him
finally that she could not marry him
because of her relations with Harris
Atwood and tho young woman
quarreled. The next day he was called
to a hospital, where he found Miss
Adams dying. lie went directly to the
Office OF Harris and shot him
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NEGRO STUMBL|NCBLOCK
IN MITIGATION PLANS
Methodist Joint Commission Adopts
Resolution aud AdjourDs
to June 20.
DOOR OPEN FOR DISCUSSION
Question of Conferences aud Powers
Also Hard to- Solye-BisIiop Gran
ston Heads Committee That Will
Report at Next Meeting.
IBy Associated Pres..l

HAI.TIAIt)I,E Mn Jap,,,rv Af,ar
"'''''"s resolution '"ai raves ope''
me door Tor future negotiations and
sets Juno ~ as tho date for the
next meeting INC ioi,t cn,n,nis.,o, on
;,,.
pa
ehnrch ana the Methodist episcopal
Church. South. adjourned TODAY.
/, IL updnr.,ood mo di.no,;,io, 81
49," NC ~ fioot
~ "h''h no Soiu'ioh WAS tound.
Bishop Earl Crauston, of the Northern
body wa. ,,,,ned r.;r,,, 80 800
t,, 80
" "."i WIN '''s
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INCREASE IS PROVIDED
IN NEWSPAPER POSTAGE
magazines and Other Sccond-Class
Matter to BE Charged by
Zone System.
FEATURE or posT-oEFlcE BILL
Protest OF Publishers Ignored by
Framer Of Measure Which Now Is
Before House-Carrics Total Ap-
preparation OF S32D, 553,12O
IBy Associated rrcss.l

WASHINGTON. January THE an
nual post office appropriation bill. re-
ported to the House to-day. carried
provisions 10 Increase rates on news
papers. magazines and other second
class matter by a zone system. cstab-
liShed penny postage on local letters.
and imposed heavier penalties for send
ing liquor through tho malls. The
hlll would appropriate s329.Jo3.l2n.
si.ooO.0o0 moro than the current post
office act. rcadjust rural carriers sal
aries and increase the pay OF Il num-
bcr of employees.
Magazine publishers have protested
vigorously against the rate increase.
which would affect only publications
carried more than 400 miles and Post
master-;en"ral Burlcson proposed to
Chairman Moon. OF the House post
Office Committee. substitute pro
vision To postpone tho effectiveness Of
the increase for a year after the meas
nr" becomes law. The hill as re-
ported would make the new rates an
Ply after June 10, however. and Mr..
Moon has not indicated what action
viii he recommended on AIR Hurlcson.s
suggestion. The bill probably wiM be
debated in the House within a few
DAYS.
The bill directs that hereafter
catalogues and similar publications DO
classified az hird-class mail matter
win increased postage. Another Soc
hon provides that after july. next
rural carriers pay shall bc based on
length "f routes. time required tn
serve them. and quantity OF mail trans-
ported. The maximum pay would b..
$1,000. with a minimum Of $3.50 y,S,r
No rural route which would require
an AUTOMOBILE" is to b. established nm.
Tess the car can he used with reason
am" regularity throughout the wear
Tho l'oStmaSter-Cencra IL authorized
10 create guaranty fund, from as.
s"Ssments 10 10 levied on post Office
employees accountable for postal funds
or property Ia Indemnify tho govern.
m"nt. Another new provision would
strengthen tn" antiEamblins laws d.
rectcd against lotteries, gift enterprises
or schemes Offering prizes dcpcndcn
upon chance
ono thousand dollars fine two wears
Imprisonment, or both arc fixed as
penalties for mailing liquors
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The Voice Of the People
EntlnR In NNar IIme.

To the Editor Of fhs Times bis patch:
Sr.-Ihe orGaniZat ton Of the women or tho
come TO the attention OF the people OF ihis
country; The perfection Of such = moyemeni
would be IN" greatest achievement that VS.
ever attained by women. In order tina, the
movement may accomplish great results ths
people must he willing make great personaI
sacrifices and obey the heads Of tho or aamina
tons and nay n" more than the prices fixed hv
the orRaniza ton. $500 -
No one need he afraid Of starving In The
on ruriouEh; ! vent TO see my father and mother
our whole family lived corn bread and ~.
was $50 bushel We tried musk rats and .nnne
ate IT, but could not. We were in good health
TAIN about living on 40 cents per day. why W..
had one pound nal one hair pound meal and
one pint OF peas in the service All this Gd No.
cost 10 cents. For three wears We never cav.
hour, coffee. sugar ~ butter: nothing hut me-
and meat. and all were healthy and hearty In
the spring the fish began run 7 had In, ded
tain Moshy. quart"rmastcr department one ot
the negro fishermen Friday morning said.
Captain. take care "f my seine till Monday
want to go home back near Charles CITY C'ourt
and FISH y; too which he agreed TO. We Gshed
on ebb tide on Saturday morning and canrhi
sixty shad. which We sold to The Richn,on5
market carts for $50. 81 each The next dau
was SUNDAY. and of course Nc did moi 6.i i,
those days on SUNDAY. but "" went on, at
shining bright. and caught sixty-,wo shad
These We sailed and carried home TO a piad
mother. AS was raised in salt water ! did no,
TAKE I" catfish but one morning living Of
GGhowder, which was highly reiishcd was s'm mn
lioadins my boat with ,comnssary stores to
Major Ciaybourn tho foot or seSen,ecnth
street and Canal Street. when "a. countryman,
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News Of Fifty Years Ago
From the Richmond Dispatch. Jan. ;. 1879

Last year. In IIenrco County col marriage
Licenses were issued TO white and seventy three
10 colorcd couples
V, G%yernnr Piernon, Yesterday appointed John
mira District of Carroll County.
49, Inc sidewalks Of Richmond arc in an awful
is really dangerous 10 attempt to walk on them
mere nave been many accidents within the pa
sidewalks ought to he cleaned off, no mat,nr
what IL may cost.
Rey T. r. Price has tendered his resignation
as editor OF the Central Presbyterian Ills suc.
eeSsor has not been named yet.
heavy snow fen Yesterday all the way from,
W WfInGn: ~ g. I" Wilmington. al along tho
ton u "as said TO be the heaviest snowstorm
experiences in twenty years.
bedford Stokes. Isaac Marlborough and Bont-
man Roc. negroes. have been arrested and com.
miued I" !sl after preliminary hearing cha rgcd
Mehcrrin on last ursday.
New Year was observed all over IN. Norris a.
general holiday. Here only the pos, -orice
e ena @'her nsh States IT. shops and the
for the year 1867
N"i"ithsianding the very inclcment weather
the Presidents New Year reception was a bri!.
Ian, affair. 1t was very largely attended 0n!,
one co"r"d man presented himself and he was
could be observed.
The list OF pardoned conredera,cs made IN
10 Tor the House Of REPRESENTATIVES contains 30
Arkansas ga District Of coiambia "a ds
s; Georgia iS Kentucky. IL: Lousiana' 81
sins "a Z MvSssss;ipni 10: Texas 10 vir
: ,n the long list OF pardons issued on the
O., tn" tslk smong CenEressmsn abou, aholshinr
states rs getting TO be serious
,i ihS "ehcro Exchatge reopcned yester-
two packages being offered. and several Of those
were taken in. - = - 'io'e
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Hope and Sing.


Speak low. speak little; who may sing
While wonder cannon thundcrs boom?
Watch, shuddering, what each day
may bring.
Nor pipe amid the crack OF DOOM"
AND yet--the pines sing overhead.
The robins by the aidcr-pooi. .tE
The bees about the garden bed.
The children dancing home from
school
And ever AT the loom Of Birth
The Mother weavcs and sings;
She weaves-fresh robes for mangled
earth;
She sings-fresh hopes for desperate
things.
And thou. too; II through Natures
Some strain of music touch thine
cars, .
Accept and share that soothing balm,
And sing, though chokcd with pity
ing tears M
4 Charles Kingsley,
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aided with watcrnclons.

passed in his cart loaded with watcrmclons. l
=, paid visit to my brother-in- law Church
i!ill one sunday night and found him cooking.
iIc said he cooked In the morning To last ali
day SUNDAY: but an old comrude cane in. aud
cakes meat , and parched meal coffee, and he
after the Dahl Green Raid. because ! remember
cooking at his body in coffin at tho York
itivei Railroad depot Tho depot then
shs cerner of Canal street and Twenty. second
street After tho war. work plentiful and
wages sood--s3.25 per day. This same brother.
in-law said when lie got paid of he had $50 in
good monty. III" said he did not know whether
TO buy farm or a s,eambuat
, GEORGE r. WOOD.
Hampton. Va. December 30.
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Personal Economics

D PERHAPS it is not overstatinG condition
as to the increasing high cost of living
10 aHlTm lnat americans are the most waste
full OF any people on the globe and that to
them the most pressing question OF the gen
Grafton is that of personal economies With
nat"-al resources unparalleled in productivity
and unhampered by the burden OF war thew
yet groan under the high cost Of living to an
extent ineNcusabie in its suggestion of un-
necessary waste: for thrift does not Simply
mean wcll-directed productive energy but
lndividual economy in ones personal expendi-
lures as we'll. II means to be thrifty of time
thrifty of health and thrifty in all personal
habits.
On thls question of personal economics ne
must undergo a complete reformation in or
der 70 meet as thrifty people the de-
mands OF the future Unless we institute
rigid economies III our personal habits. we
shall find even war-ridden Eurone arising
from her desolaton and in the vastly greater
thriftiness OF her people outstripping ne In
competitive fields of opportunity and forcing
us TO bear considerable share of the costs
Of that great war.
ms habit OF unnecessary waste in our
personal expenditures. as well as in Tho
lallure TO conserve cur potential wealth In
the making, is fragrant in all of the actiyi-
ties Of wonderfully energetic people--in
held. factory and mine alike On the insti
luton, therefore, OF personal economics that
easily suggest themselves. the future PROS
perity and financial Independence OF Tho
country rest TO far greater degree than in
legislative 'panaccas. many of which are so
ill-adrlsed that they add to rather than lessen
the bui dens which hamper general prosperity
among all classes OF the country's population
John -. Rockefeller. Jr.. has won skat
ING match al locantico Hills. There have
heon good many persons who believed the
family had a gift for skating over thin ice
Ncw Year, we are told. was quiet in Lon
don. Well. possibly because OF the new CON
iition "f aridity, the Now Near was moi 50
tremendously exciting here in Richmond
II took long tine to build the German
empire mp. but il will not take the allies lonp
10 tear it down if they once get good grin
on IT.
Ohlo's retiring Governor saws the State ",s
Inspected to death However. inspection did
not XII the Democratic ma iority.
AM! now tho West has shown ii is az notont
~ athletics as in politics, Oregon has beatcn
Pennsylvania on the grdron
ltail Game seems TO think the allies are
for war al any price.