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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

college has engaged this year Prompt
ly the Montana dcbaters were escort
ed to the Little Country Theater. at
the college campus, where the debate
began at l4;%o p. m.
Resolved: That the United States
shall: adopt. universal military training
based upon the Swiss system was
the belligerent question brought to
this peaceful Scandinavian commun-
ity by the western debaters.
Miss Eleanor Kindred and Theodore
Thorfinnson defended the negative
side Of the question for the North Da-
kOta team.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
GRAND FORKS WOMAN -
4 PLOWS INTO ATTORNE Us

Grand Forks. n. D., Jan. 12.-Ac-
c,!satlons, threats and venomous
names were hurled at Attorney w. H.
Shure Of Fargo, representative of the
Northwestern Mutual Savings & Loan
association of that city, and States
Attorney T. B. Elton, by Mrs. Lizzie
NJ. White Of this city, in justice court
here yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
White is charged with unlawfully re-
turning TO lands after removal there
from by order Of the district court.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
WARRANTS FOR STATE AID -
RECEIVED in WARD COUNTY

Minot, N. D., Jan. 12-Superinten-
dent Wendt has received the warrants
for the state aid for rural, graded and
consolidated schools and has forward
ed them to the various school clerks
of the district: School Nos district
152, G$63.3S; school: No. 3, district "a,
SG3.3S; school No. 2; district "a. 395.OS;;
school No. l, district 80, $103.14;
school No. /, district 3S, $257S6;
school No. l, district 26, $25786
scl,ool.sNo. Il; district IS, 3257.S6, and
school, No. II district 12S; $357.88.i :
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
LANDS


WANTED-To rent or buy section
40 81 good land in Burleigh county
i, hear a shipping station. ] have Gus
o. toner that has plenty Of power and
viii break the land and pay one dol
lar per acre rent the first year and
two dollars thereafter for five years,
or would rather. buy on crop pay
ment plan. J.K. Doran. 1'l2-St
FOR, SALE OR TRADE-160: acres Of
~ land just across state line near Lem
mon. 8. d.; SC acres between Crys-
tai Springs and Pettibone, N. d.
WAL, sell either tract separately and
will consider in exchange anything
I can use, as partial payment. rsAd.
dress p, o. Box 256, Bismarck, N. D.
:;:;, - ~ " 1.5.68-10-12
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
NIGHT SCHOOL IDEA SPREADS
TO CITY OF GRAND FORKS

Grand Forks. N. d. Jan. 12.-Accord-
ing to present plans Of the Grand
Forks board of education, a i. night
school will be established 1t the local
high school, commencing January Is.
A feature Of the night school work
planned will be the inauguration of a
class in citizenship, consisting Of
civics and English, to better qualify
foreigners In IMPLYING COR naturaliza-
ton papers. sFs. 80 n, s-st -.
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BOMBS. FOR THREE. ALLEGED
LAW BREAKERS FORFEITED

Minot,; Nd. Jan. 11..--For failure to
put in their appearance at this term
of the Ward county district court,
three alleged lawbreakers' bonds were
forfeited yesterday. They are William
F. Blauon,. charged; with keeping a
gambling nuisance, out, ON $500; F. c.
Smith. GchaFxed with keeping liquor
nuisance and out on $500 bail, and "A.
Buttst bsh9ewith issuing. checks
without funds, out on $500 bail:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
GRAND FORKS WANTS
MIDSUMMER MEETING

Grand Forks, Nd, Jan f2.-Grand
Forks representatives at the meeting
of the North Dakota Press association,
to be held at Bismarck Feb. and q,
will in all probability invite the pub
fishers to hold their annual mid-snm-:
mer meeting in this city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
.lREFUSE FOOD"
AND LODGING
TO DIRECTORS
UNITED PreSS,)


: Lewes, Eng, Jan. 12.-(By :
4 MaiD-This town Is trying to- {:
= day to get rid of non-combat- :
+ ant battalion of conscientious i:
& directors. Housewives have de- (:
+ clared an outright strike, re- (:
:: fusing to billet the men and a :
= number of tradesmen decline :
= to sell them anything, at any :
+ price. .a. :
+ Recognizing a mans right to :
= obey his conscience, the mill :
= tary tribunals were puzzled to :
= find some means of mobilizing :
4 conscientious objcetors and put :
= ting them on. work of national :
I: Importance. At length the sug- :
E gestion was, adopted to uniform :
+ them like Tommies and mould =
z them into laboring units. The =
8 distinguishing: mark is the IN. :
e c. c. on their caps, meaning :
+ "Non-combatanty Corps :
p ~vLewes has sent a large num-
e Der of her sons to the war. :
z Many have been killed and the :
+ hospital list is long. There :
= fore, when the DIRECTORS were ::
O. sent out to find billets with the ="
z townspeople they faced long. :
E tedious hunt from door to door. :
z Those homes which had sent :
q their sons to France fatty re- :
& fused to accept them, despite :
+ the military regulations requir- :
+ ing civilians to billet soldiers. <
q q + = = = + f = f = + =
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typewriter. Address P. o. Box 343.
-. -. 1.11-3t
FOR sALE-Furniture; brand new;
consisting of bed, chiffonier, library
table, dining room chairs. rug and
wicker rocker and arm chair. .Rea-
sonable it taken at: once, Write
66, care Tribune. 1-12.tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE-l60 acres
land just across state line. near
Lennon, South Dakota; 80 acres
between Crystal Springs and Petit.
bone, North Dakota. Will sell ieither
tract separately and will consider
in exchange anything can use, as
partial payment. Address P. O.4Eox
25e, Bismarck, N. Oak: :.
FRO sAIE-Very- cheap;| fixtures OF
running confectionery and lunch
room, new soda fountain, showcases.
counter, icebox, cash register, eac.
For description and price address
g. Tribune ~ 1:12-G
FOR SUBSEQUENT piano, almost
new. Reasonable il taken At once.
Write l62, care Tribune. 1.1O-6t
FOR SALE-Piano, in fist class con.
dition, at bargain--See .Haney, at
FOR sALE-Ford touring car, 1916
model; better than new. Price,
5000: Pc: Byrne. 1866
FOR: 3AEE-SeveraI good violins.
O'Connor's Orchestra. r., 1S.1mo
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howa 70 sAlssW1N olle,D A0os-
III e. 9igne6 With 1umba15 Or
0lkalss care Tribune must - n
eyered By letter addressed to the
eamber givsn;in tAe I'd. Tribune. en-.
03oyss arc not peEmitts 4 10 toll Who
nv advertiser ID. Mail Or send your
answer 70 Tribune No. -, and 10
Mn forward It to tho advertiser.
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CAR BOBS HERE

Car stoughton Mainite Bobs for dis
tribution from Bismarck dealers only.
Write or wire Geo. 3. Farrell, Bis
marck, or phone 388 cayou Transfer
Communicative ! :'> -.
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" + D. OWENS eco,

.#sN&s. R=t-ts u. "a 49,
st4 + D. T.soWENs & CO., II; H.
NY; Real Estate and Farm Loans ~
i. @ Bismarck, ~. o. Y,
'!Allfgoing with US toiTexas January
10Th kindlyswrite us for reservations.
Special Pullmans from Bismarck; "a
people on first excursion report mag
nificent trip and lands beyond expecta-
~ 8. T. OWENS & co.
Bismarck.
1.10.tf
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AGENTS
WAkTE0-Agents, to take orders for
hardy, northern grown Nursery
Stock. For particulars, address
Yankton Nursery Co., sYankton, s.
Oak q E. 49, = .'H

Exclusive territory rights for IA
counties tributary to Bismarck. No
agency, anyone can handle, excellent
opportunity for some one to establish
business showing big margin profits.
Immediate action counts, small in
vestment. Address No. 6S, care Tri-
bune. t 81. ~ - :+a.s 81. 1-l2.2t
AGENTs-Wanted-Men with bust
ness experience wanted to sell our
line Of Wollen Goods direct to the
consumer; good wages can be earn
ed by men who are hustlers and is
willing to work. For further parti-
culars write Red River Wollen Mills
Co, Fergus Falls. MINI. 1.4.12t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

HOUSES FOR RENT = ~
FOR RENr-Furnished house; ldesir-
able: location for state officials. q.
Wright. Phone 6s4. 1.11-st
FOR RENT-Moderni cottage; three
blocks from postohice. Phone 4o4K.
Geo. w. Little. :& y -, 1-1O.6t
FOR RENT-Modern S-Foom house;
'S1s, Ave. r.. 1-11-6t
FOR KEkT-8-room furnished mod.
ern house; full Of rooms and board
iers; two blocks from. Main st. on
:4th. Address No s. care TrfbunA
s. ~ 1.2.1mo
FOR T1jji1i.--Hos51 q III -sth 81.
Apply TO b. X. SkteIs. 1oS BfUad-
! way. 13-2Sst
. r
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statesmen WANTED !,
WANTEo-Salesmen to sell direct to
consumer. on commission basis, gro.
ceries, oils and paint for the best
F. and oldest Chicago house. Write
Harper Bros. Co.. Chicago. Ill.
12.14-1mO
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

HOUSES FOR SALE II,
FOR SALE New, modern, nine. room
house; easy terms. Phone Ask.
Call 617 9TH St. 12-3O.1mO.
FOR SAlE-FouT-room house near
golf links, II blocks from postoftfce;
city water. Cash or easy terms. F.
w. Murphy. 204 Main ST.. 12.16-6t
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FOR REhTApartments that ARE
E warm and comfortable; special con!
tract with permanent tenants. j. X.
1.14-4t
<EQR 'RENT-Three.room furnished
department for light housekeeping.
Murphy Apartments, 204 Main St.
.......~..... ..,... d, ..,~ - IL wy 1-9r6t
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:Apv1kr.e1s GsrRAY, AtlaAl.a

Any psrso9Ata king ~ ~ estray al.
NAL must edyuTtiso The same within
ten days in Notde newspaper. They
must also within ten day O. send notice
OF advert1Semeat 70 tho county audi.
tor snd :adDtlat BY registered mall
to the xommhS5onor ofsIgrieultuio !at
Bismarck Il you fail TO do thia ~
are likely 70 get into troublo.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MlSCELLANEO
WANTEO-To buy a good second:
hand Smith Bros. or Remington
typewriter. Address p. o. Box 343.
-. 1.11.3f
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FOR Sales.--future; brand new;
consisting of bed, chiffonier, library
table, dining room chairs. rug and
wicker rocker and arm chair. Rea-
sonable if taken at. once. Write
Sc, care Tribune. 1-12-tf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
METRO woxDERPLAY Al UNIQUE:

Frances Nelson, the beautiful
Broadway star. is being featured at
the Unique today in a play which de
Dicts Bohemian life in a great city.
with startling reality, ssIhe Power OF
Decision" This is 4 story OF an
artists model who came TO the point
in her life when she had to choose
between the right road and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
WILL ELECT
COLLEGE BOARD
Incorporators of College of
FL PaSo Meet Monday
to Name Officers.

The executive heads OF the newly
organized College OF the City Of Ell
Paso viii be elected at meeting OF
the incorporators in Mt. Sinai temple,
in the office of rabbi Martin Zielonka
Monday afternoon at o'clock. The
officers to be elected are a president,
vice president, treasurer and two act
ing deans for the two courses OF
training offered. The incorporators
will be the first board OF directors.
The ineorporators expect to main
I tain two separate schools, for the
present two years liberal arts course
and two years normal training
course for teachers, both of which
will be in connection with the Texas
school OF mines The school of mines
has offered the use of its faculty
until such a time as the development
OF the college will warrant the en-
ployment of separate teachers and a
faculty of its own.
Makes Students Eligible Anywhere.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made"
said rabbi Zielonka, whereby any
student who successfully completes
the courses, outlined in the College
Of the City of Ell Paso will be eligible
for admission to the next higher grade
in the University Of Texas, or such
Texas is affiliated and can pursue
their studies without loss of time and
receive the bachelor of arts degrees.
The graduates OF the normal depart
ment win receive diplomas as teach
ers.
This school viii afford a great op-
portunity TO those who wish TO pursue
their studies further and have not the
requisite funds for attending a foreign
school and it Will also encourage
many to continue in school who other
wise would not because II was not
convenient" said rabbi Zielonka-
The incOrporators expect to develop
the college into an institution such as
has been developed in Chicago. St
Louis and Cincinnati As soon as pos
sible they will introduce courses OF
industrial work and train men who
are specialized in their particular
work
Fees VIII BE Reasonable.
The fees have not yet been deter
mined but it is expected that they viii
be nominal arrangements viii be
made accommodating students from Sec
tons in the vicinity OF Fl Paso." said
a member OF the board.
The incorporatorS OF the college
are: Rabbi Martin Zielonka- ". D.
Mayfield. Claiborne Adams. DR.. W L
Brown, DR.. r. L Ramey, Robert
Kral1auer. R. J. Tighe. Charles "
Bassett, Charles NJ. Newman. Q. W
Groom. ". ". Turney and r. z.
Burgess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11

shown. Prices today are ten cents for
adults and five cents for children
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11

WIGWAM-MARY MILES MINTER.
Today is the last day OF Mary Miles
Minter at the Wigwam in Environ
ment" The picture is suggestive of
Tess of the Storms Country" and it
was produced by James KirkwoOd.
who directed Mary Pickford in that
splendid picture
The story Of the misjudged daugh-
ter Of the town drunkard and her love
for the new minister who is too ready
to believe the deacons of the village
church who have decided to send her
to an institution following a scandal
that she has permitted in her gener-
Gus effort TO protect the name OF an
other girl-this in a few words IS the
theme Of Environment" a delight
ful story written and produced by
James kirkEood with Mary Miles
Hinter as the star The happy con-
clusion az the end OF five reels OF
pleasingly presented story makes this
new Americal-Mutual one Of great
worth on the program of this theater.
Miss Minter Is ably supported by
George Fisher, Harvey Clark. George
Perlolat, Emma Kluge. Margaret
Shelby, Al Vosburgh and Lucille
Ward.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
CITES NEEDSOF
FRISCO SYSTEM
President Biddle Says Pro
posed Is Percent Rate
Increase Inadequate.

Washington. D. C. May Nv. B.
Biddie. president OF the ST. Louis and
san Francisco railroad, testifying to-
day at the interstate commerce COM
missions hearing on the proposed Is
percent advance in freight rates, cited
as evidence that an emergency con-
fronts his system the fact that costs
over which the company had no con-
troll have advanced at a rate, which,
applied to the past calendar year,
show an increase Of more than s7,0e0.-
eco per anEum, while the rate of com
pensation has remained practically
stationary.
This increase in expenses. which
includes only those known and now
IN effect, amounts 70 IS percent OF the
gross revenue Of The road for 1916
and is still rising, he said Mr.. Bid
die believes that the increased ex-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
ToDArS ADJUSTMENTS

WIGWAM-NOSDAY- PICKFORD
In accordance with its progressive
pilicies and desire TO give its patrons
the best in films, the management Of
ranged for the presentation OF Mary
Pickford's new Aircraft picture. a
Romance OF the Redwoods." on re-
lease Monday, May IA.
Greater even than the adorable
Gwen in "A Poor Little Rich GirP'
is Mary Pickford's Characterization OF
Jenny Lawrence the little Boston
girl who explores the wilds OF the
west in a Romance OF the Red
woods" Cecil B. De Mile, cOpartner
and director Of this new Pickford
subject. has embodied his best talents
with the great art OF Little Mary"
results in one OF the most successful
cinema offerings OF the year.
The art of Mary Pickford, the su-
perstar, combined with that Of Cecil
B. De MILE the producing genius,
means a new standard Of excellence
on the screen In direct contrast to
her previous triumph, "a Poor Little
Rich Girl" Miss Pickfords newest
vehicle presents red-blooded story
situations as well as incidents OF
typical Pickford charm. Supporting
the star in her forthcoming picture is
an unusually effective cast including
Elliott Dexter. the popular leading
man and husband of Marie Doro,
Charles Ogle, Tully Marshall. Ray
mond Hatton and Winter HalL-Ady.
ALHAMBRA-aTHE BLUE STREAK
AIhsmbra patrons have an oppor-
tunity today to see a photo-drarna
that throbs with western life.
The Blue Streak" viii be an IN
usual treat for FL Paso followers OF
Fox films, being an entirely new
theme produced with typical Fox ex-
cellsnce-
The Blue Streak" which was writ
ten by Mr.. Nigh. is a virile drama OF
the rugged west, Of men who seldom
refer TO the way OF getting a living;
Of men who draw and draw quick: OF
men who shoot first and explain
after.
Contrasted to this rough and ready
train robber is an unschooled, mex
perienced girl, Violet Palmer
Kidnapped By the train robber and
his band, she turns these unscrupu-
lous men into gentle lambs whose
only concern is to serve her.
How this change is brought about
is the charm OF the film. wrought by
the master touch Of William Nigh, the
artist A complication beautiful in
its subtlety, love theme exquisitely
dainty and an ending unique and
pleasing-that's The Blue Streak"
This picture is at the Alhambra to-
day only. Prices are Toe, 15c, csc.
Sarah Bernhard viii be at the Al
hambra tomorrow in Mothers Of
France" No advance in prices will
be made. There will be a children's
Saturday matinee at 1oc.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
Missomidn, ErstwhiIe
Canadian, Wants To Be
Uncle Sans Boy Again

Walter H Greene, a native Mis-
sourian, has made application before
United States commissioner Samuel I.
Kelly for restoration to American
citizenship.
Although American born. Greene
has been naturalized as a British sub
5ect in Alberta, Can, where he re-
sided for several years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
GOOD FRIEND
To WOMEN
That's What Mount Pleasant Lady
Says Cardui Is and Tells What
1t Did For Her.

Mt Pleasant Tenn.-"As a girl I
was always well and hearty" says
Mrs. NJ E. Rail. Of this placs. II have
always been accounted healthy. I
never felt any trouble like weak
ness until I came to the change of
life. I was about forty-fivs when that
began think would have died had
I not found out what a good friend to
women Cardui is
I suffered a great deal I had a
number Of fainting spells. and j..
would be obliged to lie in bed a week
or two at time. never liked to lie
in bed because it interfered so with
my work. The swimming in my head
was nearly continuous. I could not
stoop down it would make me so dizzy.
I think used Cardui off and on for
two or three years, using in that time
about or 10 bottles. I began TO feel
the improvement in health before
had taken one bottle, but kept on tax
ing it until got in perfect health.
Had it not been for cardui I know
would have been dead. Now I am
c. years old. and weigh about Is.
and am in the most perfect health"
Give cardui trial for your trou-
bles. It should do FOR you what it has
done for thousands Of others.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
NEYsTONE At GRECIAN TODAY.

Today and tomorrow the Grecian
theater will show a Keystone comedy
of many thrills and much laughter.
Her Circus Knight" ora Carew is
the featured player in this comedy
and performs feats Of daring without
any apparent effOrt-her parachute
leap from an aeropiane that goes fly
ing furiously through the clouds, is
one of the biggest thrills ever shown
in the movies.
In addition TO this funny comedy
q new Pathe Weekly viii also be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11

wrong. Her many thrilling adven-
lures during her career as model
have so warped her perspective that
she has almost lost her sense of right
and wrong-then comes the moment
of the great decision" How she
faces il and how she chooses is
graphically shown in this intensely
Interesting photoplsy--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
SECRET KINGDOM At BIJOT

The last chapter of The Secret
Kingdom will be shown at the BijOu
today \ very interesting number Of
the Selig-Tribune viii also be shown
today. Tomorrow Marin Sais will be
at the BijOu in The American Girl
Sunday THE Green Door" a plcturl-
zatiOn of o. Henry's remarkable story.
will be featured Monday there viii
be a return showing Of the best
comedy production ever screened.
THE House Of Terrible Scandals"
Its a Fox~-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11

penses, together with those threaten
ing. would be equivalent TO 1873 per-
cent Of the gross freight earnings.
On the other hand, Mr. Biddle as
serted. the proposed increase in rates
would not exceed ten percent of the
freight earnings.
Mr.. Biddle mentioned Inadequate
railroad facilities and insufficient net
earnings as causes contributing to the
emergency.
Roads Must Have Money.
julius Kruttschnitt. chairman OF the
Southern Pacific, told the commission
today that an immediate reason for
the increase IS that the railroads soon
viii be called upon to carry great
quantities Of military supplies and
troops at government rates which are
lower than commercial charges.
-'The demands for food products of
all kinds and the demands for ship
ment abroad" he said, will tax the
resources of all carriers and they are
so urgent that they must be complied
with regardless of expense
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
MAJ. EDWIN BELL ORDERED
TO TT. BENZ. HARRISON CAM

Mai Edwin Bell. seventh infantry.
received orders Thursday to proceed
TO TT Benz. Harrison. Ind. 10 act as
an Instructor at the officers reserve
corps training camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
VITALITAS AS
SPRING TONIC

Have you taken Vifalitasf Ever
felt the effects of this wonderful
product of Nature that helps 10
cleanse the blood and to put fresh
vigOr into muscle, nerve. bone
and blood tissuesf II not begIa
the VitaIitas treatment today. 1t
Is drugless, pleasant and wonder
fully effective.
Amazing reports from through
ont much of America tell OF the
effectiveness OF vitaIitas where
NIL other remedies have failed ia
the treatment Of chronic indiges-
ton. rheumatism, nervous de-
BfIity. liver and kidney Ills. You
need VitaIitas. Get 1t today. Sold
by Kelly & Pollard and all other
drugEistS.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
MEXICAN VAUDEVILLE MONDAY.

The Mexican vaudeville, consisting
OF gymnasium features and folk
dancing. viii be given in the high
school auditorium Monday afternoon
instead OF tonight. as was enormously
announced. The entertainment is TO
be given by the Mexican Y. NJ. c. \
at the request Of the board Of educa-
ton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04
Donnerftas, 4. Snruor 1917.
Sbbe Narf NDfi3en.

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Gpnon StraBe tpuroe lesten Donner'
fog Bormittaa In Der Dodge Sefe IN
ter sinem Dsdenfall sefausen uno ouI
Der Stslle eridta GEN.
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4. Morsan apoibsfe on Der @de Dol
Glib Woin Npeuue uno 0aniptou 81
purbe friib ON Samitag Weors,n sin
Shapen pon elmo IS. 600 auserihte
Der burh Yeriidsruns seosdt lit.
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usn I'm 1900 Ulod on Sampton Stru
&c bsftshsno. battsn Sonntas Worse
Gin fnappss @ntfoulmen ourd @rftid
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3poe Bart @aS @ompanie eni3wei Or
riiisn muroe. Sum Slid srbolten Il
fih ipdtsr pisber.
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bon GDuon Stroee muroe am Doune
fog OILS Der Disb usrhaitst, Dslder O
enmiias Siuht 3uuor Die George y
&arion Nobnung nm uerid,Isoene O.
den btruubie. @r CAB en- @lnbrud
unb tIfl6rte. baB CT ibn beSIns. nett
fein @eib battle, aber ieiner @elisbtt
elm acknowledgement asbsn poll
Mon ionois lhn me @sidnanlB ar
@omilag purbe er pon Hihter 9ten
comb Der Reiormiduls uberDlelen.