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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-18
IRREGULARITY MARKS
TRADING IN COTTON
Heavy Offerings Are Absorbed
by Wall Street and Room
Operators Demand
cn1rnN RE1.r WEATHER CONDITIONS

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK. May 1s.--The following tenn
neLatures were Eesordsd IN the cotton belt
Chattanoosa, So; vicksbvuE, Knoxville and
Nashville, sos San Antonio. Macon and Mont
EOmery, 81; Shreveport. Fort smith, Little
Rock. New Orleans, Mobile, Pensacola end
ThOmasyille, 64l Oklahoma city. Del Rio,
Memphis, Atlanta, WilmlngtOn, Tampa and
Jacksonville. dsi Abilonc, Augusta and sa-
yannah, 6s; Corpus Christi and Charleston,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-18
DIVIDENDS
ms AMERICAN GAS COMPANY

THE AMEhiCAN GAs NVMFANI
quarterly dividend OF per cent; or cSn,isI 49,
'tosk q thls S9@paHy IRsoss RssssSs TSs TsslSs = ~
X n " m IA 9aiT Checkn will be mailed
AS Ao' ]. b, TOWNSEND. "a, Treasurer
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LEGAL ADYERTIsEAiENTs

aIAIE OF MARY MULLIN (MULLElsJ
amsn,o Asea-Lettera of administration cum
rrant.S Shnexo on the above estate having
blsd ~ 70 the Undersigned. ali persons
h IA W. tne SAID estate are requested 10
mi ~ eht. ana those having claims to
He same. without delay. to
WILLIAM J.. MULLIN,
n. Attorney. VA LAZY !"
HtadatP "a HERMANN,
"o Lincoln Bldg.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Rank clearlngs today, compared with cor
re spending day last two years;
1917 1915 1915
pn,,sdslphia $50 5s5 si6 IsI ss4, $50 f2e 24s $50
Boston ss 26s 5ss 81 SSa @ Sst & "a 22 ssi s sss
rev, new iO'N "a p2l B8s 6S, 32l, ,l2l 4s,l43 t67
hioIoU oUis ' ri 020 458 10, SOo,77l ..........
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock met with fair sale and values
PsF SSB'sSS DAYS SS.I5Sss Da!9Sj77; !Esg7
NWinssap. 10. 6'YI i. S45oa q; DO unsraded. $500
$50 Nipples Per sSE FloT9S SSS
fancy, 50 gs 50 po95 55S S'l 80 GTsPePf[Tit; Poro
Rico. per crate. l2Q2.76, Strawberries, per
quart-North Carolina, 104 l6c; Norfolk ana
Eastern Shore, II a. zoe.
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FINANCIAL NEWS
SELLING WIPES OUT EARLY ADVANCES
ESTABLISHED BY STOCKS IN WALL, ST
market is Strong for Good Part of Day-stores of Sep
arate Armistice Between Russia and
Germany Unsettling
High Points in Todays Financial Mems

At midday sire for good
"gudr llorements
" ''""cS gained gold Foreign EXCHANGE steoy Bor INK ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-18

The following precipitation lin inches) was
reporte ed; ,O2 at Erie and Springfield. ILL.,; 10
at Valentine, .2S ut North Platte and .01 at
Detroit
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aiesIAIE OF WINFIELD s. PUGH,
| nhoVs eesgo-Letters OF administration on
|fsisnsA estate having been gTanted 70 the
e aFs aii persons indebted to the said
n ~ requested to make payment, and
1ilss claims to present the same. With
n o;silldoNwEALrH TITLE ms. AND
'f.2VeT CO., 18th and Chestnut sts'
1t@ Attorney
||t " FINLETTER
'' L&nd Title RldG'
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

CANADIAN PACIFIC
1917 Increase
second week May :, -. 81 20 900 t6Si, 900
second week May .,,,, $4,000 t7a 900
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POULTRY

,rvE-The market was dull and weak with
..triv liberal offerings. Quotations Fowls, as TO
nnaiity 2sH 024he; roostsra. ieG lee. 5pIlng
chickens. not LeEhorns' plump ss'o" 'eA''''''''
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

y ok lbs. apiece, 8s9seo; white Leghons.
Peh Pn ndss @ RaPsee 1iss 1gSIssSG pgSSSs gSSSs
2O@22c.
DRESSED-Fowls were dull and easier Other
kinds OF poultry showed little change. ouotetonsi
Fowls. 23 10 box, dry-picked, fancy selected.
26o: do. Weighing Az lbs. and over apiece. 25h o.
do do, 81 lbs. apiece. 25c; do. do, lbs apieoe,
% 24c. Fowls In bbls, fancy, dry-picked,
weighing ~ lbs. and over apiece, 25h g smaller
sizes, 22Q25c; old roosters. dry-picked, 20ci
roasting chickens western, dry-picked, in boxes,
weighing SOLO lbs, per pair, 2792sci do. vest
ern. in boxes, weighng lbs. per pair. 25 q 28c;
do. do. In bbs., weighing n 10 lbs per pair, %
@2sc; do, do. do, weighing lbs. per pair 239
Ing sg5 iPs. per pair. 2ssgs2o: chickens welsh
20S22o; 5ToilsTs Jersey S fsSn99g 4SgSoci % az
here, 2S92eo; common. ,29922SPs SQUADS per
tl.26@4s5 do. weighing 98lo Tbs. per DOZEN
ts,9o94.lo: do, weighlng lbs; per ,ddozzeen1;;
2,15 DO. weiShing e89H lbs: per DOZEN ,rs;66S rs6S
63I.25.
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WHEAT ENDS HIGHER;
BUSINESS is SMALL
Question Of Government Control
Causes Much Discussion-Ex-
ports for Week Decrease
WEATHER CnNnITIoNs

NEW YORK, May 1S.--Advices received NJ
the Weather Bureau this morning Indicated
the following weather conditions;
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Total sales, Sc 966 900, compared with S2,-
sRG oOO Yesterday; thus far this week. S14,-
IS9 900, same period last week, SIS, ,S66, 900.
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PHILADELPHIA-Cal por cent Time
4a5 per cent Commercial paper three tc
six months, AZ q4% per cent.
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PROVISIONS
REFINED SUGARS
0O'' DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market was quiet, out steady.
Erranslin tooE a little business at soc while
The PsnnsylvRnia Sugar Company would accept
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 MONDAY LAST DAY
 FOR FILING SCRIPT
EVERY PERSON HOLDING COUNTY WARRANTS SHOULD GET THEM
 INTO HANDS OF THE CLERK.

In keeping with an order made by County Judge BuchsnaS some time ago calling in all county warrants for cancellation, tomorrow -ts the last day on which these warrS 1nay be filed. County Clerk Allen h6tchkiss yester- day again called attention to the fact that al county warrant holders should haye their warrants filed for cancel latiou and reissue, in keeping with the order of the county court and those who do not do so will not be able to get their money on the war rants
 Soon after the warrants are all in the reissue will begin. and 1t is os- suned that hereafter for some time at least Garland county will be on a rash basis. which will save the county thousands of dollars every year.
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TRAINS ARRIVE

500 m. daily. Little Rock Memphis and Oklahoma.
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LOYALTY DAY CELEBRATED
 IN KANSAS CITY
PARADES OF STATE MILITIA AND CIVILIANS PRECEDED MASS
 MEETING.

Kansas City Mo-, Mar,h 24 Thou sands of persons brought to a climax tonight their observance of loyalty day" by crowdine into convention hall 10 acclaim their patriotism for the United States Throughout the day the flag was displayed in the business and residence districts Every stree car and public building was decorat- ed and hundreds of motor cars bore streamers and flags Men, women and children thronged the downtown streets all day carrying small ia-s, or with red, white and blue knot on coat lapels.
 Parades of state militia organiza- tions and civilians tonight preceded the mass meeting The convention. hall gathering had placed before it resolutions expressing support of the president and nation and approval of plans for universal military training Speakers reiterated the belief' that the city would dc it's share if the crisis developed to a further break, and the Star Spangled Banner was sung.
 The resolutions presented set forth:
 "That we do hereby approve the ac- tion of President Wilson in severing relations with Germany In arming American vessels for their defense against unlawful attack and in call ing congress together in extraordinary session.
 ''We respectfully recommend to con gress that it shall do all things neces- sary or expedient to protect the honor dignity and safety of our coun- try; that it provide for universal mili- tary training, and that in this crisis no time be lost and effort or expense spared in the mobilization of the mill tary. navel and industrial strength of the nation"
 United States Senator James F. Reed spoke of the country's needs and said
 Tt is the business of this audience to let the whole world know that every man, with absolutely loyalty will stand by the government to the exhaustion of the national resources in order that whatever policy is adopt ed, may be yindicated. If America is forced into the war, her entrance will absolutely determine the result and the houses of Hohenzollern and Haps- burg will follow the Romanoffs into obseurity."
 The support of Kansas City was pledged by Mayor George II. Edwards when he declared:
 "Whatever contingency may arise, whatever action the president and congress may deem necessary to de- fend the nations honor or to protect our rights on land and sea, that ac tion We will support to the uttermost. We seek no conflict with any nation But, if that conflict is forced upon us, well not shrink from it.
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Drink Bulgarian EuttArmIIk fos breakfast. a1t.sf
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RECTOR AND SAWYER.

The partnership between E. W. Rec tor and myself having been dissolv- ed by the death of Mir Rector, 6 all continue the practice of law under the firm name of Rector and Sawyer, heretofore used, thls continued use Of his name having been generously suggested and permitted by his fam fly. l.. E. SAWYER.
 Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 9, 1917 2.2-.f
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Much Extra Work in March.

It's between seasons nov, when few persons perspire as much as health demands. The result is double work for the kidneys, for the kidneys must throw out waste matter from the sys.
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Memphis, Dallas and
 Gulf.
TRAINS ARRTVR

TRAINS ARRIVE 9 50 a m-GlenwOOd local from Mt. lda. Womble and Caddo Gap 2 pm.-Hot Springs Limited from Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma.
 TRAINS DEPART 10.20 a.m.-Murfreesboro local for Mt. Ida, Amity and Shawmut 3:25 p.m.-Texarkana Limited for Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma.
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tenn that is eliminated through the

tenn that is eliminated through the pores when persons perspire Over worked weak or disordered kidneys need heip now. B. H. Stone. Reading, Pa. writes; Whenever need a kid ney remedy l rely on Foley Kidney Pills. They have been worth their weight in gold 10 me" A c. Jen. nings.
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Chicago, Rock Island
 and Pacific.
TRATNs DEpART.

TOO a m. daily, Malvern local
 100 pm. daily. New York and Chlcagt limited. connects al Memphis for all points. -s
 s:l0 am. daily, Little Rock through train-conneoting at Little Rock for Oklahoma and California.
 S.30 pm. daily, Malvern local
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We nave n operation a circulating ar system throughout out plant. which prevents " from lighting. The Pas teurized MIX Go. s-11-n
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Dr, B W. Breediove mas returned to the city and can be found at his offices on the third floor of the Ar kansas National Bank building. 2ll fl
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Dr J. F. Merritt, caTs answered day or night Office phone Al, Tes- idence 426. No. 37Oh Central avenue,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an n0al stockholders meeting of the Hot Springs Golf and County Association will be held at the Eastman Hotel, Monday April 9. 1917 at s o'clock D. mr for the election Of board of di- rectors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before them
 DR W. o. FORBES, Pres. M A. Elsele, Sec. 3.9-1mo
 --------o--
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Be Cured FIrsi-- -PayWhenGuIGt

4 safe and painless cure for AFco hoi and Drug Addietions. Strict pri and personal attention assured by physician vita years of @xBSri rzae AadEsas Drawer NJ. sfT.
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93o a m. daily. from Memphis and Lit ue Rock
 q.lO am. daily. from Malvern
 3.55 I'm daily. from Memphis. New York Chicago and all points.
 7:t5 pm daily. from Little Rock and Oklahoma.
 SIS pm. daily. from Malvern.
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No 46. the 1:oO pm train has through steel sleepers to Chicago and Kansas City. parlor car to Memphis. dining car from Little Rock.
 Elegant coaches io Nemphis and Chl- ago Makes connection at Memphis for all points.
 No SIS. the 500 pm train has a through sleeper to Memphis also makes conuection at Little Rock for Oklahoma City.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
9euti6 III Saparl.

Nat neueren Na9ridten aus Sapan
lift mdbrenb Der eanaen 0auer beg
8risssauftanbes apif4en Deutf9lano
unb Sapan Der llnterridt in Der beut@
f9en S9ule gu Oofobama ni9t unters
brofen porben. Die bortige oeutf6e
Susenb erbdlt aud jeBt einen seresslz
ten llnterri9t uno nirb ipeiterbin in
oeutfdem Gimme erSosen, obne baB bic
Sdule unb bic @rbeit in ibr elmer
tleinIiden Mufiidt bur1 Die japanie
f9en 8ebDrben unterporfen pdren.
Diefe perben, pie Die Photographers
3eituns1 beridtet. fi9er Difen, Dob
fe Dem 9afte beutfher Qebrer unb Der
bort Iebenoen Deutf9en p%ertrauen birs
fen.
Die Gnileraabl betrGst aurSeit naA
Nbgang Ginger enslifder Rinoer, aber
einfdliebli1 folder reutraler Staaten.
38. G~ingeborene Rinber finb srunbs
fGbli9 gu feiner 3eit aufgenommen
tpOr6en. aih 1T Die 2anbesfpra9e
nibt Neutrality-suspicious.. Mit Der
SduLe 1T elm kindergarten perbunben,
Der iest aud BON elmer beutfden Rim
oersdrtnertn seleitet tpirb. Der Qehe
ret an Der Sdule tonnte feiner5eit
redtseitis na4 9finstau selangen, bat
als Offisier ben furhtbaren aampf
NIT Der belbsnmitisen Befabuns Bis
gum Gnbe mitsemadt unb befinoet ii4
jebt in japanif9er @efansenidaft.
Seine Stene 1T BON elmer Dame in Der
beutfden aolonie gu Yptobama, bic
friiber felber 2ebrerin an Der oortisen
S4ule mar, bsreitpiuig pertretunsss
peiie iibernommen iporben. Den Rez
lisionsunterridt erteilt Elm 3kolose,
Der in Sofio I.benbe @ertreter oes
Observation-Disclosures Mfions.
pereins.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

Sic furbelten poriidtig an. Oas
aiito g~eborfte. Ia right. -. Nul
orei quite Stinben 3eitperlultl Sell
NUT troitete i'm 8eiterfabren feline
Srau: Sea = oas fam in Den be.
item 5amilien NAL porfommenl @ir
iino INNER nod Dor iieben 0abeim
On friefit Damn gleib in Die &lap.
pc uno ifl i6laf chen einmal cine
geaft niftl In6 fein ungliif!"
eoitb nifte, nit einem Ieiien
Self5er.
ga. Sn 9eutidlano leb man
nit Der ubr III ser Sattb. Simmer
beiBt es; uS6nelll Sdnel! Sn
gnglano bat man s3eit."
Sic bielten Dor ibrer 8iaa. Ter
9entnant Merfer lief in's Sous urlo
rief gleih nod Dem Burden.
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Notwithstanding
6oIs mmD &oble.

Wir balten bic bette aohle UNI "a
se;fe Brennhola. Brobiert uns. Viase
GspsS & gpal COMPANY. Grodett ooo5.
Reues SeIepbon 1911.
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aBeter! Yetert 00n 5fed

aBeter!. ~. Yeterl. $50 ited
lte oenn, perflndyte Sdlafmiite?"
9ber fem Yeter fam. or mar
id)on Dor langer 3eit nit ieinent
Selm uno ieinem @etpebr ans benz
9aus gerannt, beridtete 6arriet, Die
3ofe, in 5triifbaItenDer Hube-
DrauBen batten piele Srompeter ge-
blalen. IS Iei ell indjriltlid)er
Sarm gepeieu. llno auf Dem Glide
l1ge elm 3ettel oes 9urIhen an Mr-
Merfer.
Battalion 4.20 alarmiertl Gs-
ter"
(sSortIesdne folat.)
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C. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works
6drbIer in Saropnre. Oefen rn,o
nIsd5lpoareu. Braftifber 4lentpner ltnD
Fnd5btder. 934 Oft : Commerce Sfro<
&c. Selephon Srapis 1851.
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(Tortiesanc folat,)

Iaes ner5eibt ser @eoanfen=
arme ieinem @cbenmenifen Ieidj
ter ais Ielbitdnbiees 0enfeit.
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eS1 Siebenbirgtn.
Gin Gorrefponoeut aber Die lat1os
i6attli9en gei3e bes 2anbes.

Gin aorreippnbent, Der Dor fur5em
aus @iebenbiirsen auriidtebrte. i4reibt
in foleenoer intereHantenben Sttaoe
iiber feline @eiieeinbriide: Ser 3us
batte mid gu 8esinn bes Mara tn
fodounfler Na9t in bas n2ano oes
eeeens," @iebenblrsen, sefiibrt, uno
i'm erften Sagesltdt sing es ouf 9erz
mdnnitaot gu. CUR He4ten uno our
2infen nidts pte braune 9iisel IN
en0loier 5olge, grin fprobte nod fetz
mes. unb nur ein5elne iibrigeebliebene
biirre @tengel betunbeten, DaB bier I'm
oorieen Sabre Mais gebaut uno gez
erntet porben mar. Die Come tpar
so6 nt9t aufgegangen, unb Elm aortes
Biolstt am 6immel CAB nit Dem
Braun Der nadten Grbf9oGen Elm 1elte
flames, pet6es, metondolif6es Bib,
our6 bos Der 3ug enblos babin5ngletz
ten f9ten. Gtpas ermiioet BON oieier
groBartigen GintDnigfeit indte bag
Muge mad elmer B~efreiung, unb td
ging na9 Ser @ptbe bes @usf9tspaz
gems. Mber audi bier Die Diolette uno
braune unenoli9feit. Da pl0Blid =
i'd mar perlu9t, mir bic l1eberndattgs
felt aus ben Mugen au reiben, 10 perz
bliiffenb mar bas Bib - tebt Elm
f9neepeibes Gtpas am Sori5ont, etn
10 reid, ia sierli9 seglieoerter 3us
BON @9neeberssn Der mannisfadffen
@effalt, bab man oas gauge I'M erlter'
Mugenblid fir cine tiinftlide @4Dps
fung balten fpnnte. Mber netn, an
Der elementaren Wu9t bes @ebirges oa
Dor mir mar, fdon I'm feiner bretten
Musbebnuns pillen. gar nt4t gu 5tpets
feln. l1nb eine @hidt Silberpolten
rubte auf pielen 8erssipfeln,fo bab
man fiirs erite nidt fasen tonnte. mo
in Der flaren M%prgenluft bic fHnees
peiBen Wolten aufborten uno bic
fdneeipeiBen Berse %anfinsen. Mas
fi9 ba benz Muse IN mGr4enbafter
@aonkit bot, tparen bic Srdnsfilpas
nif9en Mlpen, bic Grenae beg 2anoes,
oas fpeit sebebnte uneebeure BoGpert,
binter benz MumGnien liest, in ienen
9asen nod cine feinblide @pbinr, 10
oaB bic etpigen 8erae etpas 6oppelt
5eFelnbes an ii9 batten.
3piiden 8abn unb @ebirse in elmer
fpeiten Gbene oebnte fi9 cine alte
@tGtte beuti9er Dirt uno 3ultur: Die
@tabt 9ermannfobt. neber ginpob5
ner, @prade, &ultur unb jerpeilisen
Griitenafampf Der Siebenbiirger Saaz
fen 1T fopiel sefdrieben porben, bob
i9 mid ni9t fir berufen eradte. Dem
etpas binsuaufiigen. Mber etpas min
ib benz 2efsr nod eradblen, mas ibn
in biefen sasen, po mir ale ben 2es
bensflitteln cine erbebli9 srDbere @nfz
merfIamfeit f9enfen als je aupor I'M
terefieren biirfte. Sd babe in Ser
mannitaot faft iiberan einen ftbr sus
ten &affee befommen, tpas feline Grz
fldruns barin fanb, 6ab man bort
Biffelmild oaou Dertpdnbte. Sd babe
leiber feline eingebenberen Stubien iber
bic Grase rRubmild ober BiiffelmilaN
MAIDEN fOnnen unb iiberlafe Die gnts
fdeibuns barber, Oh es i~iberbaupt fir
uns Elm foldes problem seben tam,
getroft unfern 8olfspirten. Mber bas
barf i'd nod binaufiisen, oab i'd fpds
ter - ~alIerbinss nidt mebr IN Ste
benbiirsen - nod Siebenbiirser Bill
felbutter auf Siebenbirger @eibbrot
ftrei9en fonnte unb bab ih AUDI nit
biefer 8iiffelgabe redt sufrieben mar.
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8e5teat gud u~nieren freien Sataloe
fir @ameus mnb @efliigel : SorraIe'
sntrr geeb g., 420 9iiosSlores Sfr.,
Gan Mntonio, Se5as.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Vac bebeutet rg9e Gigbtsen"? Pas
teIre botel fir bas penin'te @elo ~ Saa
gntonio. 3immer SOC. Iusne8etepileIe
spn6issiteu 25c. @iebrise Spe5talrafsn
DER Iod1e. SAD fret. grodett 627a: Sn
ssrtroIer Qooe. 3o2 SIbsNlamo Ctr.
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6DteI5.
HOTEL ALAMO

1925 alamp &lasa hiibl9 fnooe.etls
seine 2immer. SOC, 7esz u PEI Sas,
%. so unb auftpdrts per @ode. Sln o[Sls5
nit 2 getten $500 per SSoNe. ahes
SeIerhpn grodett SOS.
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game1, unb WeIiigelfutteg.

a,rb. gtaffel, 319 Oft : gomn1srees
gtr' Sen, Getreibe, @arte11z nrlo SeloS
ionen. @efIigelfutter. Sntubotoren-
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Merchants transfer Go.

s-ransportieren uno 9nfteuen poi.
.@ofess un6 idtperer Wsaidineris cine
greainIitdt. Mbholen, gerfenoen, Mlifbes
mphpeu etc. Office 217 ct. yaar9s
Ctr. @eioe Telephone 559-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-23

rule: than those to which graduates
from Fort Smelling will be assigned.
While the same age limits prevail
as for the first series OF training
camps, 1t will be only exceptional
candidates under 81 who viii be ac-
cepted. There IL positive advance as
surance that each candidate accepted
VIII receive 800 the month during
the period OF training, while reserve
omcers who are accepted will receive
the pay Of their grades and will pro-
vide their uniforms and subsistence
az their own expense. The govern
ment will provide all necessary arms
and equipment.
How 70 Make Application.
Application TO Major Steedman may
be made in person or by mail. A new
form of application blank is provided
Tor the SECOND series OF training
camps, and these blanks must be pro-
cured from Major Steedman. Men
certified as acceptable for the first SER
les Of camps, now in operation, but
not directed to attend must in all
cases renew their applications. De-
partment commanders have been d.
rected to return to prior applicants
papers filed with their previous sap-
plications. Examinations begin July
is and are expected to end Aug. 10.
mediateiy thereafter, OF about three
weeks before the opening OF the
camps. There are special provisions
in favor Of men of previous military
experience, Spanish war veterans ana
ex-nationai guardsmen.
NO one should be overlooked says
a circular from headquarters. Re
member that at the opening Of the
Civil war General Ulysses 8. Grant
was running broken-down store in
Galena, Ill, yet he won the Civil war.
General Petain, now commandments
chief OF the French forces, was a
major only two years and half ago.
Those Eligible.
There will be eligible for the second
training camp, which, for this district,
will be held at Fort Riley, Kan, any
former officer of the regular or volun.
teer army, organized militia or ma
tionaI guard under the age of 81, who
has resigned or been honorably dis
charged with a total commissioned
service of not less than three years in
one of these arms. and who may upon
examination qualify for an appoints
ment in the officers reserve corps with
than previously held by the officer, and
in no case above that of lieutenant-
colonel
The maximum age limit of a years
applies to all candidates except for
mer officers in the regular or volun-
teer army, militia or national guard,
who may be accepted UP to so years.
ofacers will be selected in proportion
to the population Of each state. It is
probable that no student In the train
ing camp for this district, which will
be held at Fort Riley. Kan, on ac-
ceptance for service will be assigned
any grade lower than that OF first
lieutenant, and the majority will be
made captains and majors. with a few
lieutenant colonies.
Major Steedman asks that North
Dakotans who are interested COM
municate with him at once.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-23
In the Churches


India; evening, 8. Having The Mind Of Christ
Christians .l
Broadway Methodist churchRev D, win
India, viii preach at o'clock in the evening.
Norwegian
LOST sheep; evening Norwegian Through the Cross To Glory
south Sunday 10:45 subJect the Universe
Swedish Baptist chuchFourth
Felth, minister. m.
Delegate Of the Norwegian Baptist will
preach
Norwegian Baptist
~. X.
English
the afternoon.
Presbyterian churchNext Wells
Sabbath p. m
Guarded Dr. Graham viii preach.
{.
meeting
All
Cracken,
Evangelical Association Zion Tenth streets
southsunday
dent Divine services II p. Young Peoples m.
English Luthsran-Rev r. preach
morning service No evening service.