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Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE

BY order of the Knox Circuit
Court rendered at its September
term 1917, in the case of
B. F. Ford, Plaintiff
against
Lee George Burk & etc. Deft
| will, as Master Commissioner
on the 22nd. day of October 1917
some being the first day of the
October Term of the Knox County
Court, sell at the Court House
door in Barbourville. Kentucky,
to the highest and best bidder,
the following described property
House and lot, to satisfy the
judgment in said sase, amounting
to S with interest from
191 and $4,000 probable
cost.
Description:-One house and
lot in East Corbin, Knox County,
Kentucky. and bounded as fol-
lows
Beginning at a stone on Will
son street, Henry Moore's corner
thence West with said Henry
Moore's line 100 feet to a stone,
Embry Terrill's corner. thence
East with said Terrill's line 15C
feet to Wilson street. thence with
same 100 feet to the beginning.
Said property will be sold on a
credit of six months. the pur.
chaser tie execute bond with APP
proved security. bearing interest
at six per cent. from date, having
the force and effect of a judg.
ment and retaining lien on said
property until the purchase mon
ey is paid.
WITNESS my hand. this the
End. day of October 1917.
.e j. ]. TYE,
Master Commissioner. X. c. G.
Sale about ! p. m. Purchaser
must execute bond as soon a
sale is over. or property will b.
immediately put up and resold.
Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05

Pursuant to an order entered
of record in the Knox county
court petition having been filed
of record. in support thereof, it
is ordered that an election be
held. and a poll opened at the
regular November election, to be
held on the 9th, day of November
1917. in the East Corbin voting
precinct to take the sense of the
voters of the said precinct, upon
the question. Whether cattle
generally shall be permitted to
run at large in said district
Given under my hand as Clerk
of the Knox county court this 4th,
day of October, 1917.
Read P. Black, Clerk.
Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05
Catarrhal Cough

Mr.. w. 8. Brown. R. F. d. No. 4.
Box so, Rogersville. Tennessee,
writes:
81 feel It my duty to recommend
Peruna TO all sufferers Of catarrh or
cough. In the year 1903. / took a
severe case Of the Ia grippe. then
took a bad cough. l had taken all
Kinds Of cough remedies but got no
relief. then decided to try Peruna.
I used I've bottles. After taking five
bottles by cough stopped and my
eatarrh was cured. MY average
weight was l1b and now ] weigh
i4aX. Any onn suffering with ca
Ssrrh IN any ford I wiz advise them to
Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05
DR.. VIM. Carson Black:

A~ts W IRE OehoOit ASiuNNs
Realizing the great interest
that you, as Member and Chair
man of our school board have
always manifested in our school,
and the time and efforts and
sacrifices you have given to it,
without remuneration to which
its great progress and success
have besn largely due, therefore
be it resolved that we, the
students of the Barbourville High
School extend you and family
our sincere sympathy in your sad
bereavement, in the death of
your wife, Mrs. Eta Black.
Lenore Lewis
Signed Ora George
Lewis Jones
Joe Hinkle
Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05
LOCAL BRIEFS

Everything neat and clean at
the Peerless Cafe.
Hon. J. M. Robson went to
Williamsburg last Tuesday to
attend court at that place.
S. H. Jones spent several nays
IN Richmond and Lexington this
and last week.
Sergt. B. C. Herndon came
home last Sunday and returned
to Camp Taylor Tuesday night.
Mrs. Perry V. Cole. of Harlan,
is visiting Mrs. W. S. Hudson
this week.
You can get a first class meal
three times a day and seven days
in the week, at the Peerless Cafe,
next door to the Post Office.
Bert Churchill was out hunt
ing Sunday and Monday, not for
game, but looking for some real
brick masons to assist him in the
erection of some buildings.
Jesse Vermillion. who has been
barbering in Lexington for some
time, came home last Sunday to
spend a few days with his
fathers family.
Miss Flora Smith arrived yes
terday from Barbourville and
will be here for the remainder of
the fall and winter, Miss Smith
is Jugde SIMPSONS secretary. -
Frankfort (Ky.) Journal.
"Cleansliness is next to God
liness." That is why you can en-
joy a good meal, sandwich,
oyster stew or a bowl of soup, at
the Peerless Cafe.
Edwin E. Sawyers, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Sawyers, of this
city has joined the army and is
with the Coast Artillery at Fort
Barrancas, Fla. Edwin is well
known in this city, especially to
those who attend base ball games
as he was while here a star on
the diamond.
DIR. Frank r. Burton has
moved into his new Office in the
Hopper Building near the Post
Office. He has moved to the
residence on Pitzer street oppo-
site the residence of Judge F. d.
Sampson. When you need his
services he will respond to youl
call at any time day or night.
Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05
Announcement.

To the Voters of Payne, Girdler
and Blacks Precinct:
We are authorized to announce
G. C. Hopper, of Cranes Nest as
an Independent candidate for the
office of Justice of the Peace, in
the Magisterial district composed
of the Girdler, Payne and Blacks
voting precincts.
Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05
w E WANT

Is Miners Monday at our Mines
on J. s. Patterson farm. Will pay
$3.50 per ton to be cut and loaded
in car inside the mines. Coal will
be weighed at drift mouth. Pay
every Saturday. All men who
want work can meet me Mt mines
Monday. W. F. GREGORY, ,
Barbourville. Kentucky.
Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05

We wish to extend to our
brother Member of the Board of
Education, W. c. Black and
Family, our heartfelt sympathy
in the loss of his beloved wife,
and it ordered this be placed on
records of said board.
w. S. Jarvis
+. w. Scent
+. II. Cannon
Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05

OergC. Algln L. SlInnlS, VINO
plays first trombone in the First
Regiment Band, was home to see
the boys last Sunday, returning
Monday. Everybody is always
glad to see :'Old Long Simms"
Today SO more of the boys who
have been drafted for the Army
will leave and it is hoped the
citizens will turn out and say
goodbye to these as well as they
did the other fellows who went
away two weeks ago.
The Knox Fiscal Court con-
vened here last Tuesday and
Wednesday. This is the last
regular session for the members
of the Court. They will retire
the first Monday in January 1918
They are having a complete set
Element of affairs of the County,
and it is believed that the county
will show up that it is not as
badly in debt as some may think
when it is all shown up as it
should be.
1t is said there will be some
big doings in the Oil field of
Knox county right soon. There
is now with us men who are
working and not talking. 1t
seems that they do not care to
have their names in the paper,
but they positively will not sell a
dollars worth of stock. 1t looks
to us that if they were here to
speculate they certainly would
sell stock in their companies.
They may keep the business hid
for some time but truth of the
thing will sure come to surface.
Governor James d. Black went
to Louisville last Friday where he
delivered an address to the
Soldiers at Camp Taylor at night
The Officers and men who heard
him, say it was the most eloquent
and patriotic address ever de-
livered to that body of men. II
is said that he held the attention
of the audience the whole time,
and that he was loudly and en-
Enthusiastically applauded. Those
who heard him say that it is their
hope that he will return again
and deliver another such address
The Whiskey Democrats are al
jealous of Governor Black, they
can already see the handwriting
on the wall" in the next running
for the nomination for Governor.
Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05
Sincerely,
Mary Lyon
COMMISSIONERS SALE

BY order of the Knox Circuit
Court rendered at its September
term 1917 in the case of
Mary F. Sampson Plaintiff
against
Mary Dowis Sampson and
Anna Maud Sampson Defts.
| will, as Master Commissioner
on the 22nd day of October 1917,
same peing the first day of the
October term of the Knox County
Court, sell at the Court House
door in Barbourville, Kentucky,
to the highest and best bidder.
the following described property,
to satisfy the judgment in said
case. Description:
"A certain tract of land lying
and being in Knox County, KY,
on Richland Creek near the mouth
of Smokey Creek and bounded as
follows:
Beginning at sycamore below
where Smokey Creek empties in
to Richlaud Creek. thence with
the old line between John Eve
and John Henderson to the top of
spur to a chestnut oak and maple
thence with the spur and fence
westwardly to a stone near the
gap of the ridge; thence north
wardly to a stone and dogwood;
thence to a stone in the first bank
of Smokey Creek; thence north
warcly to a stone and tree on the
bank of said creek; thence down
the creek to the line of d. B.
Harkleroad; thence with said line
to State Road; thence with said
road. toward Barbourville to
Joseph SIMPSONS, westward to
Richland Creek; thence down the
said creek with its meanders to
the beginning and being the same
track of land conveyed to C. N.
Sampson by H. @. Greener and
wife. Gussie L. Greener, on the
Goth. day of February 1908, and
of record in the County Court
Clerks Office of Knox County.
Kentucy. in Deed Book Is, at
page 52l.
Said property will be sold on a
credit of six months, purchaser
to executute bond with approved
security, bearing interest a six
per cent, from date having the
force and effect of of a judgment
and retaining a lien on said prop
erty until the purchase money
is paid.
WITNESS my hand. the 4th.
day of October 1917.
]. j. TYE.
Master Commissioner X. C. C.
Sale about Up. m. Purchaser
must execute bond as soon as
sale is over. or the property be
Immediately put up and resold.
Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05
MINERS WANTD.

At Grace Coal Mining Co.,
Mine IL, Cannelville, Ohio, short
distance from GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Daily work train out and back
each day. Ohio Pick Mining
Scales. plus bonus, paid, making
big wages.
l. 8. Mcneil SuDt
Mountain advocate., 1917-10-05
d. w. G.. Black:

DE- w. G.. Black:
We. the members of the City
High School Faculty. desire to
express to you in this hour of
bereavement, our deepest sympa-
thy for you and your children.
While we know Mrs. Blacks
place can never be filled, we as
teachers, wish to extend a help
ing hand to your children, in
whom we are deeply interested.
We know that your grief is
very great and that your loss will
be felt by the whole community.
If now, or at any future time,
we can be of any assistance to
you, our service will be gladly
given.
Sincerely,
Mary Lyon
Katharine McSpadden
Sept. %, 1917 Committee
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-18

bien, @rltiombeoerne 6isie 2anoe,
Neoilagtningen al Sunbreotuiinber
uifploige Nrmeniere, ben barbartife
GretnfRr6 ligeoberfor 8efolfningen /
Sprien, 3eppelinerotgrebene paa
aabne 8per, 9oelnggelien al @asla.
gerbampere og @anoelsfartgier e1,o=
og ltn6er neutralc Jlag, Misbanb-
lingen af &rigsfanger, Suititsmor=
6ene paa sfifs Gapel % 4aptein
GrDatt, deportation % Slaperi for
ctpile, oip.? Gll iaaoa11 @pffe Sor'
brp6elier forflarer 116fgrlig for Hra-
ii6el1t @ilion Sc alliere6es Hroteit.
De me,1er, at Sen gfote, ont blep
ie116t til 6e Sorelle0e Stater fon1
(Sortlettes paa 2oen Gtbe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-18

Meno bar crebt, pilte Jig fetlagtige.
Senere @bgter ON. at 16 M0nb iap-
neoes, bite fig oglaa 1trigtiee> i6et
Mapor G1oD iagoe, at man bapoe reoe
paa allie. .-, ~
8are to iDneS at bore orebt. Mi.
cbael Weinifi bleb paafigrt al ct ssSern.
6anetog og orebt, ioet ban flDgteoe
ull0er en- @ogl al @rollater. @erman
8tcftre blep trllffet al elt Granat %
fit &pgro6en bruffet.
Ga. 100000 @ranater blep poc,
lagt. Set bar &elten of cit @eitilling
for $S3 100000 iom Tir1naet bap,
Sc facet fra ben rltslilfe @egjering og
iom bil6e bape p9ret fnroig oenne
(Sortiettes poo 26en Sibe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-18

Gn &effe Ggplpftpner / Gamaoian
Gar anb SomnorD Gpmpanps Mn=
leg SerieD Gitp, q. S.
Sfabe for $50, ,250,000 fom Sslee al
Grploiionen / 9eeip Seriep Ta= j.
brifer paa to Maaneber.

Seriep @itp, 81. s., 12te SSanl1ar.
@rplolioner al og til af @ranater
funoe enonu bbres ioag1norges fra
&uinerne al Canadian Gar ono
Sounorp @on1panps Mnleg, Ger blep
poelagt tent igaar. 2agret to 8e-
tonbpgnin9er, ser enonu er uifaote,
bar Cons af HrinDtroluol - BET fraf=
ttglte al @rploiiper, ser bruges til at
labe Sc Iterfel lte @ranoter. 9ab6e oen
8rano, Ser gif ober Sabrifen, ,taaet
oio, pil6e ,1naaoelig @faoe- beret
Splgen. Man artager, at 6are1 Der
for mt er oDer. Set Safhu1n at
8rancrerene life bor lat paa @rana=
terne> gior6e, at Gfooe1 MGrbe6en
at 6abrifen life blep iaa flor og bel=
ler life Sabet af Menneifelip. Sbrap=
nelgranaterne erplo6erebe og ipreote
&ngler blot og brebt. Sc iterfe Gro
nater Bare ifie6 op 9uften og falot
t1e6 n6en at erplobere. @ap6e Sc
erplooeret, pil6e 5fabe11 blebet langt
itarre. IL
Mpncigbeoerne / sSeriep gitp og
on6re o1nliggenoe 8Der tog Jig al ca.
800 W9n6, &pin6er og 8grn igaars
aftes. 9llle bleb 6repne fra fine Siem
/ &ingslano itrar efterot 8ranoen og
grploiionerne begpn6te. geogle JOB
/ @folebuie, an6re / pribate &ieln
og mango 4pi11oer bleb iprget for i
@oipitaler.
MaDor Mrtbur q. GlaD al Sings
l1no erflereoe Eabet at bore $12,>
100000 if6lge en- @rflertng fra EN-
al @ompaniets 8eitprere.
8Der &tngslan6 og Smegn faa
ioag ITO, fom ON BEN babte lbbol6t
ct frbgteltgt 8onbaroement. Nog-
le Suie bite gaben6e Suller, Sage-
ne bar giennernbullet, @tnonerne ltoe.
Sen baarbe Stenbet 11pr 6e1t itore
Mnln1unitionsfabrtf bar ful6 al Gra-
tatbnlGer, bbert enfelt fort NOT til at
Degrade ett Snn6 I. Delapore &
2acfaipnna ssSernbanens Sfinner bar
rebet op | en- 2engoe af to Ml og
5finnerne bar forpreone og faitet ITO
al 5tilltng.
aiolige MeIoinger ON at enoel
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-18
WrHit1!If fud1fpft.
Alle MilitstrDpper f9es at billie bore
fiernet fra M.rieo9reniem III.
ben Ben lite Marts.
&erlbingerpebitionens 11nbbragelle
inben to tiger. Sntet mes Gar
ran5as &rab at beitille.

@albington Sen 13be San. (Mf
S. IS. Oober.) Mbminiitrationen ag=
ter at faa fjernet Militspagten fra
@renien inoe11 BEN lite Warts. Set
bil blipe eiort, efterat General Yer<
ibings &olonne er l1nboraget. Ser
ibings Eilbagetog pil finoe Steo /
en- n9r Sremtio.
Sfplge oct nuperenoe Hrogram
bill bette blipe fltnbgiort pe6 6en ar1e=
rifonif f=merifanife 6reo5fommtslions
Slutningsmgbe Manoag Seem Dorf
Gitp.
st 2e6 6en nDe Wericopolitif
bliper Genbellen af Mmbaslaobr
Iletcber til Merico @ttp.
United Yrels mobtog ltnoerret=
11i,1ge,1 ON Sroppernes l1nobragelie
fra officiel Slide.
Sen egentlige ltnooragelie al &er-
ibings @tprfe bil begDnbe ganife
mart efter @ommisiionens Meoe.
Nerloner> ser bar 4ienoifab til
@rigsoepartententets Mffarer, feler
Jig forpis1et on1 at 5oloaterne bill
pmre paa 8eien ttlboge til @rpnien
in6en to Tiger. Naar faa 6isie Erop=
per er for6elt langs @rerien bill
@iemienoelien af Militsioloaterne
begDn6e.
Merifanerne er allere6e blepet mt
oerrettet ONT 6re6sfonfereniens Sp=
l9s11il1g. Manoag bill 6e blioe I'M
6errettet ON oerne &egierings Maal
og &enltgter ligeoperfor @arran5a.
Set bill blibe fortalt Dem, at 9rop=
pernes l1nboragelie ffer ganife naf=
b9ngig af Garran5as &rap 6esan-
gaanoe og bans @pgring moo at
gobfien6e Mtlantic Gitp-Hrotofollen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-18

Sc atnerifanife Gpeialiiters Gref,t-
tibfomtte benpenbsr fig til Har=
tifellerne / europa.

Gbtcago Sen lite Ssal,. Gen mo-
tionale @refuttpfon1tte for 5ocialtlt=
partiet / slmertfa tperfiatte iong en-
np 8epegelie for at fau Gnoe pao
@eroensfrigen. Yr. &abeltelegrom
og pr. traaoles ierotes en Mumo6.
ming ONT Gamlnenfal6elieu al Ell IN
ternationol @ociaIiltfongres oen 3oie
Sum- 1917 for at inoleoe Ell luuiocel-
bar og parig Sre6.
5elgen6e Telegram blep le11ot til
BET internottonale Sopeofporter
@aag:
vSberbebi1 It on1 at 3iben er nto6eu
for en- Oplipning al 9ocialilt= =sSSt1ter=
1tationalen paa @rl1r6lag of en fra
arbetoerflasien 1t6gaaet iambtrfenbe
8ebegelie for en- 11n1t60elbar, retfer=
Dig og bortg Treo, itiller Soctaliit=
partiet / &c Sorenebe Stoter en- s(11=
mooning ont, at en- International &on=
gres maa bltpe iantlnenfalot oe1 36ie
Suni 1917 / @aag, og oerlom 81-
renltet inoen 6en 1lte Morts life to-
ger Sfri6t for Sanmenfaloel1en al
en- iaa6an &ongres bill bort &arti be.
trogte fig berettiget til at tage oct 6i:
refte Snitiatip.
0ette Telegram le1loes til alle ST:
ltalpartter."
Telegrammet er 11116ertegnet: =
Berger, Spargo, Sillql1it, MaleD
@orf, ben nottonale greflttipfonite.
samtibig 11o1te6te 4oniteen Ell
M6resie til @ocialiltpartiets Meo.
lemnter 6e sSoreneee Stater> bborj
set blanot on6et beber::
v4unlerater! Tre6ipe forferbeli:
j
ge Maane0er er bengaaet iioen Ser.
hensfrigens ll6brn6 !. :. @noog 6e
berfenoe @lasier begpn6er enoeliQ
at in6fe< bpor 1tncitgeltg forifrpffe'
Zig og faufangt ben er, og begpnoe1
at tale aabe11t ON gnifet om Sreo
SocialiItbepegelien btr6e bore oe
fan pere ben lterIte 4raft for Sref
| i @eroen. ger6e11S Socialiiter far
gigre mere for at iltan6bringe cit ret:
! fpr6ig, afgigren6e og barig Sre6 enf
|alle @erbens 9iplomater og gtats'
1n9n6 tiliamtnett
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-18

ajenbelien gaar Sernbanerne i1tob.
@oibington ben 156e San. On aien-
belief 6aber al @egieringen % imob
ssSernbanerne bleb ofgipet al Sgteite-
ret i6ag ! en- Sag itbolpere116e Ml-
lioner al Collars for Yoftbeforfrtng.
&ien6elien ftabfpfteoe ltnoerrettens
9om, Der goofienbte @eneralpoihne-
ftere11s Meoiattelie al 8etalingen for
Hoitbefororing.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-18

9en, iont i16biloer fia at ban Tan
Iepe nbea1 at gibe og l16elt at n1o6ta,
ge, forltaar life i'm egen 9ilbRrelie.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-18
krtgrtt ttlnuH.

Stalienf elaeifib ienfet; 600 Manb
ont 7belnsgclien af en- bri.
'1ier ''"ftr''*.
@orF CAMPER = ~" ienfet.
Can't 9amper rsbp sret /
ipenif Serritorialpans.
= Berlin (pia Goppille troatlg>
| ie), 12te San. 600 Semero paa
BET italienffe Slagifib r9feina Mar-
gbertta" omfom, ga 5fibet blep ebe=
lagt noenfor @alona al Ell Mfne eller
Sorpe6o, befienotgior6e Bresiebl,=
reauet ibag, ioet Set referere6e til Ell
Refreftelie fra r8aieler 9ln5eiger".
Bresiebureauets @efienbtgjerelie
lpoer:: v@aieler el1l3eigers @apport
fra &om onl 9oeleggelien al Set ito
lienife S1agifib n@eina Margberita 4
er befrpftet. Sfibet ianf utenfor
8alons enter ion1 Tplge of en Mine
eller en- Torpe6o. 600 al $50 Sg=
m9116 onnfoln."
8ritiif &rDbier bbela9t.
- Berlin, (pia Goppille traaolp,
ie), 12te San. 9oeleggelle al elt
britiif &rp6ier al Sllnotppe,1 peo 81
refte eeSlo fra tprfilfe &unoner blep
1nel6t / Sen officielle tDrttlfe &ap=
port ioog. Sfibet blep i1t6t iignf
/ Sabnen Meps:
grflaringen iag6e, at ben uplllr<
Eieelliizxsse ielizse @anonilo", pes bbilfen arDb-
,ieren blep 1nnfet, oefaa banbe brlf-
fet Maiten paa en Eorpeoobaoo og
ifo6et en Eatrl1liebaao. Beret11in=
gen lp0er::
rYaa ben faufaliife Sront oabne=
6e hi en- pIu6lelig s5lc moo fienbtlige
Sfibe / Sapnen Mcps. @i sbelogbe
peo oirefte Srpf e,1 britiif &rpoier
al Sunotppen. &rp6ieren bapoe lite
Ei6 til at oabne Sl6. @raget al
&rpbleren bre,roer fremoeles.
Gn Sorpe0obaao unc flap, ef fterat
en- Wo1t par brltffet al &anonilben,
1reoens en Yatruliebaa6 al nfie't0t
geationolitet fif ct otrefte Sfro> men
unoilap ipooper iterft beifaoiget
Gtanb."
2onoon 6elt 13be Sau. ct traa6=
loft Gelegra,n / gftermiooag beneg=
teoe SEN tprfilfe 8aaitaro om Gent
ming al cit britilf &rpoier al Sumo
flosie11. sSngelt britiif &rDbler er
ipnfet, iagbe 8eretningen. Gen tpr-
fiife 8apport refererer mnligens til
Genf1lingen al =@pbroaeroplan=Sft=
bet v8en MDcbree", s6er bleb oft
cielt befjen6tgiort Sbors6ag.
6,irt tprfiife seilifibe irnfet.
= 2onoon 6en 13oe San. On
rnsiiif @ifafre angreb 6en anatoltife
@pit ben Ste Sonuar % ipnfeoe 40
tDrfi ife 9eilifibe, Der bar paa @eien
Fiji Ronltantinopel tungt laite6e, mel
Ser Central 9eetps" i6ag, at Mori-
ne6eparteme,,tet 8etrogra6. bar op-
lplt. Greogierti Sanger 1nelotes
taget.
9anf Camper ienfet.
- Qonoo1 ben 12te Sat-. Gen
6anife Camper u9aborg" er iptfet
af en- l1n6erpan6sbaao. Wan6lfabet
blep bierget.
2on6on SEN 15be San. - 2loD6s
melber 5enfningen al 6et 11orife
Damp1tlb> vNelttolo, 1883 Br1t=
totons. gn tpif Gorpeooiager melo-
tes igaar at BABE fapret ipenif Ser.
rttorialpan6 set banife 9anpfiE
uGbpra" fra &igbenbapn,
2onoon oen 146e San. ct &el1.
terteIedrom fra StocfboIn iiqer:
@apteinelt paa ben ipe,1ife 9ampe1
uSngeborg" of 9bnlelinien, Der er
benot tiIboge til @gteborg fra eng
lamb, meloer, at bans gfib blet
ftnniet Noroipen af en- tpif timber
panosbaa6, og mot til at fafte pao
Sgen al Bolt fra alltere6e 2attoe,
iolt 700 Seffe Oilers trueoe
l1baaocbefen neo at fire sfibet til
apfflanb.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-22
Help for the Gardener.

Commerce Reports: The department
of agriculture has issued bulletin en-
titled The Small Vegetable Garden. IT
is aimed at the man who has land
enough for a small garden but no def
mite idea of how to proceed. There are
many Americans of that description
and it is a matter of very great inn
portance to the country that they be
Instructed in the rudiments of garden
ing, and at once.
This booklet contains exactly the in
formation needed, but it must be put
into the right hands as quickly as pos
sible. The department of agriculture,
in cooperation with the newspapers
and periodicals, will do its part, but it
needs all the additional help it can get.
Is 1t not possible for the chambers of
commerce to render valuable assist
ance in this undertaking? There are
movements in every city to increase
chambers of commerce are In many in
stances prominently identified with
these movements. They give power
full impetus to any undertaking they
support. Why not get behind this
gardening bulletin and see that 1t finds
it's way into the right hands with the
Ieast possible delay?
A copy can be obtained free by any
person who will address request for
one to the department of agriculture,
Washington, ID. G. Owing to the short
age of paper, the department can not
send large quantities to organizations
for distribution, but the chambers of
commerce can see to it that every in
terested person hears about the bulle-
tin and how to get 1t.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-22
CHANCE FOR
COMMISSIONS
twenty-five North Dakota
Guardsmen Sent to Ft.
Smelling

Bismarck, N. D., May 22.-(Special
to The Forum) )-Louis M. Thome and
Chester r. Fouts of Company B OF
Fargo are two of the twenty-five nom
commissioned off1cers of the North
Dakota National guard who have been
chosen by Adjutant General Tharal-
son to attend the officers training
camp at Fort Smelling and try for COM
missions.
Two non commissioned officers have
been chosen from each company. Those
who are not already in federal serv-
ice will be discharged to attend camp,
while those in federal service will be
given leave of absence.
The following sergeants, not in fed
eral service, have been selected and
will be dismissed from the state serv-
ice to attend the camp: Louis M.
Thome, Chester K Fouts, Company b;
Clay Anderson and Thomas Dewey
Swfggum, Company G; John H. Leslie
and William H. Olsch, Company D.;
George f. Wilkinson and James L.
Thieson, Company f.; Frank g.
Bernard and Chester M. Aim, Company
I: Arthur Serumgard and Leroy p.
McGraw, Company l.; w. N. Eaton
and w. e. Mulligan, Company M.
They are ordered to report at Fort
Smelling not later than Saturday even
ing next.