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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18
FOR MRS. M'DANIEL

The following from the Selma Jour nal will be read with interest by friends of Mrs. Mcdaniel, who was formerly Miss Katherine Mathews of this city:
 Mrs. D. M. McDaniel, a recent bride, and a charming addition to Selma so- ciety, was honored Friday morning by Mrs. Blonde Perrin, when she enter tained a number of congenal friends very delightfully."- with a sewing party. Knitting, sewing and embroidery kept nimble fingers busy throughout the morning hours, and at noon a delicious luncheon was serVed.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE

Mrs. J. H. Mccoy, chairman of the Birmingham unit of the national coun- cil of defense, calls a meeting for this afternoon at o'clock at Cable hall All club presidents, organizations and societies are requested to attend as the
 meeting is one of great importance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18

| with their many wrongs, and so all
 the events leading up to the great war
 were beautifully and touchingly DOT trayed.
 Those lending their talents and time for the success of the pageant in the matter of directing and assisting were: pr. Robert Wiggins and MT. N. M. Lewis of the Southern university fac ulty, Mrs. J. J. Christian, Mrs. Thomas k. Knight, Mrs. Charles E. Waller. The cast included: Herald, Alex Wal ker; Truth Mrs. F. E. Chapman; Lib- erty, Miss Iredell Jones; Justice, F. F. Chapman; England, J. H. James; Eng lands followers, Misses Edith Stolen werck and Rebecca Stickney; France, Mrs. Robert Knox Greene; followers, Marshal Winn, Glider Turner; Belgium Miss Margaret Jones; children, Mollie Childress, Rebecca Jack, Marie North rup; Servia, H. H. DeYampert; follow CTS, Mrs. Mabel Thomas, Miss Fanny Er- win; Italy, J. J. Stafford; Japan, Mrs. Gilbert Miller; Armenia, Mrs. c. K Snellings; Poland, Mrs. Selman Daniel; Imperial Russia, J. A. Baxley; New Rus sia, Miss Nettielea Rothenberg; Canada, A. J. Powers; India, Adolphus Evans; Australia, J. C. Green; Rumana, A. c. Caldwell; Portugal Leon Reasonoru; America, Mrs. Caldwell; Trumpeter, J. Hane; pianist Mrs. T. E. Knight. Sev- enty-five dollars was realized for the Red Cross.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18

O1 PEAKING of original thoughts in O Christmas gifts. let me tell you ~ little story I heard the other day:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18

mingham. who was elected state regent oe the Alabama Daughters of the Amer lean Revolution at the annual confer ence just closed"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
WSprb
llnbefannter Sarbiaer eritod)en in Der
&'SOmmeoiea gllleg aafgefun'
ben.

Gin gior5JebeirtltiB beifditigt mie'
Der bic 4pli8ei uno iie iit benlilbt ole
9 5oeutitdt 9es @r,rlorbeten ieit5uitellen
lao 6cs MorSers babbaft 81 rperoen.
Der @rmoroeta lit Elm uubefannter
isarbiger, oeiien 2eide am geontag
@torgen }u friiber Stunoc IN Der
N&omlreoi.1 9ulep, citlidJ bon Der
SetIten StraBe gefilnOen p4roe. SO.
r1ner Or. Bauer, Der IN Der Dtnrguc
cine Sbouftion porltebnen lieB, itellr.
felt, bab ser ll1,bcfctlnte eine StiG-
,runoe I'M 8eluf oonongetraoer bafte,
Die feiIsn Gob peritrladpte. 9iu oeEt
Go6ten rmlroe MIR cine &orte oestSrie-
ceil5ridter5 .. s. gtieberloroer Don
QPiooletoqmt, D, geflinben, auf oercn
gudieite Der geotfte 5ralrf Cole. 9lo.
426 Snlitb Strobe, itano.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
sserpnffte Seniation.

Die goli5ei glaubte aeitern fiir eini.
a. ,3eit, eineI bodupidtigen Sang &c.
!ltadt ,ii baben, aber es fam anhers.
guj @runo eines @erthtts, SaB iii,
cit arriiIsr 8aIter Ge Roiett Don
Ro. 444 Dit 5iinite GraSe flir einen
@ebeilubprmten ,mo Setettio ausgc-
ge6en babe, rpurbe mif Inn eeiabnoct
nno Die Oeteftipss @atetiier uno Sern.
hcrot brabten Sen @eildten and iebr
Golb Elm. gei Der aorperptiitation
uirben allerbanb 3eiteI NIT aanj mi.
oeliinnig flinesnben @ebersarten on
ocm 5sitJsronrneuen eefrr,oen ,uic
..Gecret Of tbe Menrbers Of the RonaI
s'undy" uno y@entber OF tbe Secrci
6 gpIoiioa Union Of tbe SIblrne Hppcl
Sunf)".
9lutiirlih rpirbe olis bteicn Sltnben
geiGIoiieit oab Der 8erboftete otnc
5rose ein sefibrli6er @eritrporrr
ieir ntiiIie uno er tpilrbe unper5ilolid,
mad, oein Bunbesgeb1lioe oebraGt, NO
ole 8uilSessebeiiiibcui1tten ii6 ldngcre
5eit nit ibut beifdftioten INN ibi,
ocnn alS poaig barynIos Der goli5ci
nicSer su,uiteaen. So bic pcIi,el
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
9emti6es 1beater.
Der reiSeabe SperetteH Sdlaser Sas
SdJ,ualben.Ncit" Sum Senefl5
fir 3ioiel Jrey.

.Das S6tpalbsrSReIt' eine Der rets
0enoiten uno melooi0i ieiten Operetten,
bic le gei3rieben purben, tonImt am
na8lten Sonntag gum Yenefi5 unierer
talentpollen Sanserin bes DeutlAep
9beaters, Grl. Hoiel Grsn CUR 1ufs
fiibruns. @s 1T bies Die Iegte Opca
Misunderstanding in Dieier SPieI3elt
unb bic SbeaterIeituns ma4t gang be-
ionDere 9lnitrenSunsen, Dieien aOsnb
gu einsm Der erfolsrei4iten in leoer
Se3iebuns Su seitaIten.
8enn etne erfttlaiiiee SGugerln ibr
8enefiS bat, 70 eripartet lie etn aus
Oertauftes 9aus uIs &nerteraung
ibrer suten 2eiitunsen. Sie iiebt bic
ies 8enefiS setpifermaben ais Srues
msfsr ibrsr gelisbtbeit an. Grduletn
Siren, bic nunmebr urierem oeuti6en
gbsater felt brei Sabren ange5Ort unn
uns ihpn 10 piele proben ibres bors
treffli9en Salentes gegeben bat, bari
stpeifelos aui einen bobsn GRAB bon
gelisbtbeit beim publitum reanen.
ssSbre pielen Sreunbe unb Derebrer ioaa
ten es iid sur aufsabe maiden, au
toumenoen Sonntas pollad1lig III
beutI6en 1beuter gu erf4einen nnf
m0sli9it pisle Jreunbe mit3ubrinsen
Riemanb fpirb enttduf9t bas 5beate,
perlaiisn, bsnn bic 8enefBiantin bal
ii6 eiue Der I9Oniten uno populdrfer
Speretten setpdhlt. r9as S4paIbeu'
yaet" III cine jsrer Speretten, in Re
usn iiberuiitbise Gauue uub aiseslaia
| iener 5umor bas 4ubttprium bon Nm
fang bis Gnbe in fr0bli9er Stimmuni
erbalteu. Dusu etne gang eutsiidenb'
Wuiit, cine Jiille ber prd9tigfen Sic.
Der, Duette, flotte Wdride, bic iid ali
S6loser erften Ranses ertpstien tper'
ben. SRI. Grep utrb nd3iteu Sonn
tag bic .9entfe4 iiusen, cine Sortie
bic ibr Defenders gut liegt unb nit De,
fie ihon mand fdDuen erfols srsieite
Die iibrisen Sauptrollen perben Dol
Sob. SDnneubers, WiIp Dietrid
Rid. 2euf9 uub u. Weper gigei
bargeitelIt. 9ie probeu finb Idon lei
mebrersu Sasen I'M 9dn9e unb mi
Redt barf man etneu galasI6eul
porausiagen
alip auf gum @ranb Opera SouI
am na9ften Sonntas gum Benefits I'll
RofeI Siren uub sur lesten Operetten
@orftenuna in biefer Spielseit.
Gintrtttstdrten ftnb bei 8pb &c Ga
lamp, Gpo.bete, @iue urb IL. StTabe
sel. Canal 1517 unb an Der 8or
Office BEG @ranb Opera Souie 81
! hrbeu.
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srpRmntter,s sranter.Rebisin.

Sn ben 9GlI1ern unierer Rionire
rultbte man, ooB man lid] auf ole
strdliter .He5epte lnierer @robutiitter
fiir oie 9ebonOIlng aIler mogIiher
Srautbeiten oerIaiien fonnte SSeoeu
9erbit ianuneIte Die @roBnr4tter ibre
perihieoenen sprGuter, Tboroughmort,
Santilen, SoIbei, Yennpropol,
@orrupooS. 9tuitte II. {. N. @s III
pon rStttereTie 5ll belrerferI onb Gpoia
e. Iinfbam's 8egetnble Gontpolno.
oos erfoIgreidfte Seilnlittel fin Brnl,.
enIeioen, ons mir baber, uripriin5lidj
BON einem oieier ardi,ter-Rc5epte fir
oen Sousgebrouf bergeiteIlt tpuroe,
uno Die Ru6fraae mad oieier beritbm'
ten @ebi5in lit cine 70 alIberorbentlih
arobe eeiporben, baB iest alidbrIi6
iiber 350,000 Gfitn0 pon @htr5eIn
uno serdifnlrn 5l elmer SeriteIluna
perrpanot tperben @s tpirb iid fir
ireenb cine fsroli, ipeIhe BON ihren
@eIdledte eigenert @eifDerber betn-
geiutt III, Iobnen, einen Beriud) nit
oieier bcriibrtten Weoistn sii urahen.
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Che es0rlambnikihe

)gbbie Rpp abom. 26. 8risbtpr
4 9otel.
lgertis 8. Omen, 33. 1152 SarriiOr
Apeuue.
}Opa 8. ait6en, %, S2e 50. 9. Ctr
tWsabel 2aoep, 2l. S26 20. 8. Str
)Glpbe gribssiorb, so, Oapton, 8.
loinian 6. Gorbon, Is, Gibion 9oie!
J8eriamiu gleiiamaun. Al. gurnst
/ 5ouie.
lJba 2sOenborf. 80, 1858 gosart 2(ue
)Rop Senrp, 20, Bilminetpn, Eel.
tWlabeI 9abb, 20, 5o.el Walton.
lDafhinstOn o. @aper. "a. @asnsa'
I ollie. ..
lGmma 8. SGusman, 35, Sis5laui
unb 8ool Strabs.
]Sobn 6. Boober, 26, Rort6 9eruon
( Snbiana.
lDliDs Dinman. 10. 6oteI RanS.
'l5rant @. 5apes. 20. elba6.t6.
( topn, 8.
lWarp Q. oorsIep, 10. Sarrifon, 8.
l.Sroin O. aa.eubrins. 21. 1856 aarrc
( Strabe.
lgsnbp s. epps. %, 1903 Gormar
Girabe.
lgbtDarb s. 9. SGfnsr, .27 of 8. STR
Gertrude Reutspob!sr, 3021 Reabinf
I Roab.
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Ser eduIratb
StaStaHualt miro eutideioru, ob {.
Citerferieu sibt ODER uid,t.

Sn ben SinSen 6es Stabtmnpalts
ltcgi Die 9ntibei6ung oariiber, Oh bic
ciieltIiAen SduIen anldBIi3 bes
Diterieites fiir Die 9uuer cor stpci
GngcH scihloiien pcr6en ooer nidt.
20 bat geitern Der Sdu!rotb bcifIoi.
fen. ilado,n S5srr Baitor $. O. Giien.
lobr ben biesbSiigli&en antrag &c,
iteat bate.
Der antrag mar 70 iormiIirt, baB
Gin SfeGtsgutaften bonn Staotanipalt
eariiber eingefor6ert ipnrbe, oh Der
Sdyrlratb Sas !iedjt bat. Dem 9ebrper-
ionai nnlaBli9 oes Siterfefies gpei
freie Gaae bel poaerr @cholt 5n &C.
|EGtren uno iiahoen bieier giltraJ
CUR alnlabme selangt tpar, ipiroe be.
idIofen, i'm ;Saae Ger @eifeiS Ses
,Gtahtanfpalts beiabeno aisidllt, oen
Sat.liuperintenoenten Gcnoon 81 or.
nidgtigen, Die Sduilen anldblid, oes
SitsrfeitsS fir sfpei 3oge gu idylieBeH.
pe.r WittsrtSorf mar NIT bieiem 8or.
geben ritt gau5 eiitperftaliben, oa Iei.
ret slniiht nod bic Sdiilfinber oit
bieieu beiSen 1agen BEN llnterrift
nif,t eiitbiiBen foIlten unb er e,ltbielt
ii9 baber Der Mbitiunmins.
Ger 2dinette Bloom GfiIe ipiro
rom Mattsroerein Der Gd,uIe 5lnn gin.
oenfen an zen pe6torbener prin5lpal
Seionette Bloom cine prdd,fioc Moof.
moob Gontane Siim Geid,enf gelnadyt
liperoen, Ste $500 foitet. Bon bieier
95ltiade lpurbe Der ShuIratb am &c.
ilrigen 5age neritGiibigt.
Eie einpeiblng Der nelen garipn
SdJuIe puroe iaui ben II. Wai anbs.
raunrt iInS anf Gniilden Der In Der
setbarid,ait iuobnsuoen 9iirser &c.
ihlob Der Sdulratb, 5u ben Softer Der
5inipeibungsfeier ben getrng BON S75
bcisuiteuesn. Die betreffenfe 9eIcea.
ton bate nm cine gepiliging pom
500 nafseiuht.
s.lii Gmlofblirng tss aonurrittecs
| fir WateriaIien. ipurbe bei6loiien, an.
gebcte iiir Goblen fir oen fortureribcn
Btrter eirBiforoern. ober ilngeattei
oieies geiHuiies glalibeu bic gtitgIie.
Ger Ses Stpafratbs ielbit nitt red,t
onron, oaB lie iest arnebnsbare angc.
5o.e erbalten tperben.
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gterblitbfeitsberitbt.

Catherine Seal, II, 2214 SuItOH
apenue, gIutpergiftung.
2elia Rpie. "a, belmont aDenne.
rnfal.
MarD S9iitleipaite, rs, 1134 Sbers
man 2lOenue, 4rterieuDertaltune.
sSobn u. Roeers, SO, arolmanu's
!Sotel, Subertuloie.
JreO. Bed, "a. 1926 Gariou aDes
itue, Rierenleiben.
@sOrge SetnIi6. 60, GOuntp ars
Inenbaus, S9tpG9e.
Sbomas Soban, AZ, % 9arfteib
pIace, 2ungeuent3iinbung
CHARLES Socubs, 56, 621 Barr Sat
StraBe, @efi6tstrebs.
Sonarb S6mibt, 13 Sage, 1922
Gin Strabe, 2ungsnent5iinbuns.
glrrie Ban 3anbt. 70, 1922 Sprina
@rpbe Mbenue, Darmleibeu.
Sba Ruone9, 5S, 1929 9auner
Strabe. Srebs.
sberefc 6pnnseger, 80, 2529 slsrr
lSlrdbe, JQerenlelDen.
Murgdret S1rde 88, Cos Selbt
Aperue, 2uftrOhrenert3iiubung.
@iGiam 5ofFert, 49, 5o7 Sarret
Strabe, Subertulofe.
-9Gpib 8on gleef, 55, 3446 Dilipn
9lperue, ghercnIeiben.
@pbraim Gopbnidn, 80, SSiibiTt5eg
/
gltenbetm SornIdureOergiftune.
Gront 8renner, 73, gpuntp @rinens
baus, 2uneenent3iinoung.
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NprippDb
Sat Jest an6 ben glatOmObaraiera ben
Srieg erflGrt.

Sic &e1oroe,t bon gtonpooo baben
nrllmebr aub ben Observation-Disclosures
ben ariee erfld:t. 9oli5eldei saerioaa
pat ieineit ManuiAaften itreHgen ge.
iehl pegebei, ale 2utonlobilnter, mel.
dye Die geiesllde @eidauirIoigteitss
gren5c ii6ertreten, oingieit 81 niaHen
luIb a}iirgerntsilter @ngelbarOt oor5iIs
I.,bren. @>eItern itdroeu bereitS orst
bleier glltolno6;lraier Dor 8iirgerInci'
iter gngslporot, Der iie 81 elmer @cIo,
;icafe oon ie S. l110 Soften berur>
theLtte.
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Geburten.

Nidolas unb gna Rasel, 1886 Sod
Strube, Wdbden.
Ro6ert uub pearl Telter. 9igblant
unb &iHiep plare, Wlaohen.
Carl unb Qgatbs @oombs, 1925
Bremen StraBs, WiGbdeu.
0apib unb Gillian &obsnser, 1901
Gara Strabe. Wdohen.
@iuian unb Jrieoa &uud, 632
State gloeuue, andbe.
Clarence unb Wtilbreo !oeiiter, S27
Ieaoemb aoenus, WGbben.
Splpeiter unb Sslen Betting, 1853
Central aosnue, WtGb9en.
patrid unb Rois Goubren, 30o3
Reabing Roab. anabe.
Seorge uub Catherine 2apman. 60S
W. 9. Strabe, 2nahe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
Jeaer.

Sn Der Dobnuna DON ssrib
Spirner, Ro. 9o6 Raee Gtrabe, Durs
De geitern burh einen 8aroineubrano
Elm S6aben opu ettpa 500 perurIatt.
Gin rSpaBpOgel" ma6te iih
geitern Qbenp ouS 5tpeifelbofte Der
guiieeu Die Seuerpebr unRotbiger
Weiie Dom &aiteH SO. 552 an Der
9eetmnn nabs Der 0oppls StraBe aus
5u dlarmiren.
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ga5tlidJ sejtorben.

Der 4s Sabre aIie Diliam Dab
man bon WintcH plnce. Der als
Wdhttr in Der gtIns Sectional gnnf
befhdfiigi mar. nurbs geitern Ra4s
miitas. iurSs 3sit na4bem sr feinsn
Dienit nngetreten batt,, bonn @dIns
ssriibrt unb brad tobt sufammtn.
Die Bride purbs auf efnOrbnuns
bes Gproners Or. Bauer ben ancsh6.
,rissn ubHantipcrtet.
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Sas Soipitalforps.

@ilrgermeiiter Rudta erbielt &C.
itern Die seadrid,t, ooB Die Griie SbiO'
er 3eIbboipital Gontpagnie om gitt,
pc9 g'orinittcg geeen bol6 neun llhr
Lon Ger nterifaniicben @rcnse mil Sen,
6. 8. & .. 9ahlbpf eirrtreffen pirl
lilo oob Ser proleftirte Narif Der
Seimfebrenoen, on bem iih gScrtreter
nieler Ssitrgerpereiniguneen urb big
,tG1ti9en geboroen betteilieen tper'
ben. iih prd5iie nm neun ltbr Ron
go1nbcf aus na6 Der etrIncrp IN 9e,
pegung icsen Diro.
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2lms ben WeritbtsbDfen.
Oas 5eitament bfs friberen Sdnl'
principals Gong bon ieinen Ge'
idiuiiteru Mnb Slidten bean'
itanbet.

3u aft fir cine Gteideionng. - In.
beDa6te Seiratb anruairt. = @ei.
tere GbeifeioiulgsfdGe. - aripli.
nal . slngelegenbeiten. - slppella.
tionsgerid,ts @iitideioungen. -
Sbaoalerios stlagen. - geridt
Der GroBgei6norenen. = RodIaB-
Sadeu. - 8eridieoeues.
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I'm sIss Gsfalsuna IN dssm 1sss ~ fsstrm.
us4ms mas LAXATIVE DRoaGo oUI-
Nu3E e. oct NM ssl roxsns csiHirs
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aud ni3t rpuste, speiiel iie i'm beifptI'
bigen ioQte, palroe De 9sciett am gtaf;'
lnIttaa pie0er IN IreIDeit geieEt.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-10-18
An Interesting Letter
From Camp Greene

The following letter was received
in the city by relatives of J. R. Quin-
Ivan, now member of the 164th in
fantry, now assigned to Company l..
Dear Ones at HONEYWELL at last
have found time to write. | have
been expecting letter from you, but
guess didn't give my address. Have
been real busy since We got here. We
have swell camp, and near city of
10000 people, and our camp is about
the same population. 1t is easier to
get lost in camp than in the city. Am
at the Y. M. C. A. in town writing
this, we also have one at camp, also
taxi, livery, street car lines, electric
lights, shower baths, and everything
modern, like it fine. Last night and
today was the first time have been
in the city. This morning Lucky
Swanson. and came in to go to
church, as we could only find Protes-
tant church, / went there. After
church some Of the people came up
and introduced themselves to us, and
we had three invitations to dinner, we
accepted the first, some swell old
southern people and we got there too.
Their two daughters brought three
soldiers, and we had a swell dinner
and time also. A cotton broker has
invited US up to dinner and wants us
to call at the factory and then he will
take us in his car to see the city. We
surely appreciate all this. could
write all kinds of news to you but
haven't time today. We are going out
tonight. How are all the children at
home? Give kiss to all for me. Don't
forget to send my pictures. There is
no chance to get lonesome here, the
way we are treated. The girls are
much different to get acquainted with,
but are all very pleasant. l must
close now. Give my best regards to
all my friends. Love and best wishes.
Your son and brother,
John R. Quinlivan.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-10-18

Washington, Oct. 14.-Samples OF
the insurance policy which the govern
ment will write for soldiers and sailors
were published tonight by the treasury
department. Plans for placing the pol
icies into effect will be outlined Tues"
day. .,
Risks will be written upon the lives
of men and women between the ages
of Is and IS in all branches of the
army, navy, marine corps, coast guard,
naval reserve, national naval volun-
teers, nurses, "and any other branches
of the United States service serving
with the army and navy" Announces
ments was made also that crates at
ages higher or lower will be given on
request" +~- IT.
Premiums, computed on. monthly
basis, vary between So cents per $1,0Os
at the age Of IS to $3.50 per $1,000 at
the age CT $65. Between 81 and 81
years the following monthly premiums
will be charged per $1,000 of Insurance.
<the limit being 100000: ~-.
rwentyone to % inclusive, IS cents:
"a to Is, 66 cents; Is to ~, 81 centss
rs, 68 cents; 20 and 80, So cents; 81.
70 cents. a..-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-10-18
German Crop 40 Per
Cent Less Than 1916

London, Oct. 14.-The Press asso-
citation publishes an economic review
of the condition of the central powers
in which it says that special Investi-
cation ordered by the German chan
cellor of the 1917 harvest shows that
the yield will be 40 per cent lower
than in normal years for wheat and
As per cent lower for rye, oats, and
barley. The total harvest Of wheat
and rye amounts to 100000 tons,
compared to 100000 tons in 1913.
The shortage will be partly compen-
stated from the Roumanian granaries
The reviewer considers that the sit
uation during the coming year win
depend mainly on the results Of tho
potato harvest.
Should frost, lack of labor or other
reascnsscalse a shortage in potatoes
it will spell disaster.
The situation in Austro-Hungary
it is declared, is worse than in Ger
many
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-10-18

Mrs. Fred Getchell and family were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Sampson Sunday at dinner.
Mildred Nelson lis helping Mrs
Fred Getchell. 81 ..~ ='.-s-.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Whitcher, Ma
than Cummings, Nellie Whitcher
Charles and Will White were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whit
cher and family.
Mrs. Charles Whitcher entertained
the Red Cross Thursday afternoon. A
light lunch was served and collection
taken for the Red Cross work.
The men of the Lallv Light com
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We Print Auction Bills That
. Attract Attention -
CLARK CITY

Oct. 11.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tabbert
were Valley City visitors Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh and family were
guests at the McLees home Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Kee is spending the
week, visiting relatives in Sanborn
A dance will be given at the Clark
City hall Friday evening, Oct 10. Good
music and everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. Brueske and Mr.. and Mrs. Haase.
spent Sunday at the D. R. Jones home.
Mrs. Herbert Jones went to Fargo
Friday, and returned Saturday with
her little son who has been in the hos
pital there the past two weeks.
Miss Selma Suby, of Nome, and Miss
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Catarrh Of Stomach

Mrs. Mary Fenne1l, r. F. D. Po-
mona, Missouri, writes:
Il wish to say a few words in the
praise Of Peruna. I have used it
with good results for cramps in the
stomach. Also found it the very
thing for catarrh Of the head. My
sister was cured of catarrh of stom-
ach by the use OF Peruna."
Mrs. e. T. Chomer, SO East 42nd
St., Chicago, ILL.,, says: "ManaIin
best laxative on the market for liver
and bowels, very good for indigestion.
and heart burn.
Those who object to liquid red;-
cines can secure Peruna tablets. :,
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Mary Boynton of Valley City, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cowdrey
Sunday.
Miss Ruth McCully and Miss Bate,
of Jamestown, were over Sunday visi-
tors at the VIM. Jones home
A. B. Ferguson and M. Murphy drove
to Lisbon Saturday to visit the for
mer's sister, returning Monday.
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If Your Soldier Boy Is Il, His
Insurance Costs Csc Per $1,000

Melvin Lee has on exhibition at the
Middlewest Trust Co. office, some fine
specimens OF plulns grown on his
brothers farm west Of Fingal They
are as good as any Of that variety
grown in Minnesota or Iowa, and
makes it evident that any North Da-
kota farmer with a little perserver.
vance can raise an abundance of fruit
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Evenson were
visitors at Fargo and Moorhead Sun
day, returning Sunday evening. They
were accompanied back here by Mrs.
Evenson's sister, Mrs. Christ Jensen
Of Moorhead, who will visit here for
two or three days before returning to
her home
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sunde are
among the Valley City people who
went to Jamestown Sunday to attend
the Baptist convention.
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Word has been received in the city
that Harold Coop, Lloyd Nelson and
James Mcdonald have been pledged to
the Phi Delta Theta at the state uni
yersity.
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Oct. u.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Martin
entertained Gussie and Mort White
and Levi Getchell and Mildred Nelson
at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Holcomb and Flea
nor and Mrs. Samsel were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Harper Sunday
at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.. Rogers and Dor
othy and Ewel Deskins and Mr.. and
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pany spent several days wiring J. Fl.
Whi:cher's house and barn.
Edna and Harriet spent Sunday eve
ming at the Holcomb home.
Clara Loomis spent the week end
with Helen Harper.
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S. S. Aas left Thursday for Aneta
to attend the funeral of his sister who
ded there very suddenly.
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FOR SALE - Team work horses,
weight about $500, seven years old,
sound in every way; team Percheron
colts three years old in spring; dou.
Bile work harness used one year; wag-
on and 10O-bushel grain tank. Darby
O'Malley. WITT
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hilmer, from
Wimbledon, came down by automobile
Friday to attend the fair and visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. <. T.
| Erickson
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FOR SALE-Small riding pony. Phone
913W rural or write Varlynn c.
Ayers. 9 2wp
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brown. Any information appreciat-
ed. w. Kranz 13 Twp
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Remember that you promised to
write to YOUR soldier this week.
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TAKEN UP-One old sheep, Sept. -.
P. NJ. Abrahamson, Leal. N. D.
13.3wp