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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11

Newfoundland in the spring of 1914,
when 70 persisted amid most tragic
hardships.
The smaller fleet sent to sea this
year is not a loss to Newfoundland
for it is made up of ships Of nearly
like speed and size, manned by crews
of almost equal numbers. This even
distribution of capacity and men
promises q more even distribution of
the catch, while it enables the fleet to
keep together in its hunting, bringing
rescue near to any craft storm en-
dangered or to crews caught on break
ing foes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11

B0Zeff1dl1, MOi1L. -
womanhood ] suf-
fered greatly. Doc
tors did me no good,
so mother gave me
DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription in con-
nection with the
sGolden Medical Dis.
.covery,' and / was re-
lieved of my troubles. ]
MIS-. "A. S. HAPNER,
1856 S. Church st.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11
WILL GIVE SUPPER
Annual Event Of plymouth Church
VIII be- Held Friday Evening.

The annual spring supper Of the
Plymouth Congregational church will
be served by the ladies' OF the church
Friday evening beginning at $50
o'clock. Themembers of the Sunbeam
class win hold a bazaar in the lecture
room of thee hurch at the same time.
The rise in foodstufEs will in no wise
effect the quality or price Of the sup
per served. An invitation is extended
to the general public.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11
Shop at Ricker's,--Advt
Herbst's for hosiery.-Advt.
Hendrickson for shoes.-Advt.

Herbst's for hosiery.-Advt.
Hendrickson for shoes-Advt.
Take your Aims to Reeds.-Advt.
Have Knight Prtg. Co. print it CAd.l
DIR, Basye. osteopath. Phone 1887.
ADV.
Phone sss, Fargo ireproof ware
house.-Advt.
1T pays to keep clean" Phone S26.
Fargo Laundry Co.-Advt.
For Rent-Double store on First
avenue north. Apply Walker Bros. &
Hardy.-Advt.
Annex: o. E. Palmer of HARDWOOD,
Bert Wick of Lisbon, A. Schollander
bon and Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. GRADER Of
Mapleton. - Ea
Dacotah: Mr.. and Mrs. s. b.
Sigurdson of Luverne. John G. Steen
of Wellsburg. H. B. Holne of Valley
City. and Earl w. Goss Of Gard
ner.
Webster: ]. B. Akesson Of Grandin,
Carl Anderson of Leonard. B. N. sand
beck of Kindred. A. r. Johnson of
Mapleton. F. Erickson Of Leonard and
Bergen 8. Erickson Of Page.
Waters of the Red river. which
were on a rampage last week, are
again within their banks. Crews of
men are at work in Island park re-
pairing damage done by the high
water.
Donaldson: S. c. Kappang and
family of Mayville. Karl L. Hort of
Hillsboro, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kings
bury of Bismarck c.. A. Myron Of
Abercrombie and o. 8. Rondeau of
Mayville.
lin Fargo. The weight of the loaf has
been increased from IL to 16 ounces.
and thes price to 10 cents. The r.
cent loaf is still on the market at the
same price.
Metropole: M. H Dorothy OF Pills
bury. Nick Thill and Jno. Gibson, both
of Page, Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Wallace
OF Page. ]. A. Walsh of Larimore, H.
8. Blood Of Devils Lake and T.
Twitchell of Mapleton.
Waldorf: John H. Kirk and Peter
Scott. both Of Bottineau. H. j. Blanch-
ard and H. A. Burgeson, both Of Dick
IL. Doering of Goodrich. A. NJ. Baldwin
OF Cooperstown. F. T. Allen Of Lis
bon and M. G. Hamilton and K. T.
Gray both Of Hannah.
E. A. Kicker. A. M. Cornwall and ].
p. Hardy. secretary Of the Fargo Com.
mercial club, compose committee ap-
pointed by the executive committee
TO revise the bylaws of the club. The
committee will report at the next
regular meeting OF the executive COM.
mittee, next Tuesday.
Gardner: Theo. A. Tiegen of Willis
ton, Frank 2. Ployhar and G. B.
MIDGET. both of Valley City, H. w.
Allen of Braddock, Andy Danaber Of
Bisbee, Jacob Koenig OF Underwood,
r. d. Guild of Bismarck. r. d. Ward
and ]. p. Nelson. both Of Garrison,
and ]. Vandersluis of Minot.
Directors and stockholders Of the
Fargo Labor Temple association. in
session last evening. voted to defer ac-
ton on the proposed new building un-
til next Tuesday evening in order to
allow the architect more time in which
to draw his plans. 1t is expected that
final action viii be taken at that time
1t Is planned to have the building
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11

NJ An eminent medical authority writes
that most of our city folks die of a
thickening of the arteries or of kidney
disease. The kidneys become clogged
and do not filter the poisons from the
blood, and one trouble follows another,
high blood pressure damages the heart,
arteries and kidneys. Usually its dam
ger signals are bacI1ache, pain here or
there, swollen feet or ankles, rheumatic
kwinges or spots appearing before the
eyes.
"The very best remedy is this: Eat
meat but once day or not at all. Plenty
of outdoor exercise, and drink pure
water frequently. Before meals take a
little Anuric, the great uric acid neutral-
izer that is easily obtained at the drug
store. When you have dizziness, chills
or sweating, worry, or dragging pains
IN back, try this wonderful enemy to
uric acid, which DR.. Pierce of Buffalo,
N. Y, discovered and named Anuric.
You will find Anuric many times more
potent than lithia, dissolves uric acid
as hot water does sugar"
Prominent Women Everywhere
Endorse This.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11
whole should be required to stand this

expense.
People kick about the engineering
department costing so much money
and they pull off stunts like this and
the case OF the Seventh street south
paving where several hundreds of dol
lars expenses were incurred
1t seems to be the consensus of
opinion of the present commissioners
to not drop paving in such cases as
these until the people Of the district
have come in and settled for the cost
that has been piled up.
Just what will be done will be de-
cided at the meeting next Wednesday
when the new commissioners will take
hold OF the city's work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11

While walking along the street an
epileptic dropped in a it and was
moving his coat one of the nurses
found a piece OF paper pinned to the
lining, on which was written:
This is to inform the house surgeon
that this is just a plain fit--not appen-
dicitis. My appendix has already been
removed twice"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11

If it is a headache, backache, sem
sation OF irritability or twitching and
uncomfortable nervousness, something
must be wrong with the head or back, a
woman naturally says, but all the time
the real trouble very often centers IN the
organs. The disorder should be treated
steadily and systematically with Dr,
Piereesa FaYorite Prescription.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11
Endorse This.

man, Mont. = During young
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LODGE NOTICES

- S cbsnter q viii me meet ,r,5,,rs-
day evening, April t., at o'clock.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
(ss lit nnuerltGnSlidl.

Gs iii 0cn @cgnert Der gnlcroton gellngen, Der
2nneratonsplane IN Der ocnofrot1en 9latiorm cinen
iold)u @oraut 81 1eben, oob ale 9eml5ungcn IN Der
Godc lid wobrdcinid ais Uergeblide erpeie pcrOen,
genau 10 mie Dor 5uei Sa0ren IS lit trourig ooB bel
elmer An9ecgen6ct oc bon 10 einidneOenoer g8ibtig.
iet lit fir ocn Stnot NarDlon0, Die Sebitudt Ocs Sn.
oUioums Oen gllsidog ge6cn fam, oaB le6it ilyrner
3ct Uie Der gegenpdrtigen, es d iiberal 5cgt mc
noblUen0ig Die llntcoromu9 ocs 8ortbcles 0es Sin.
8lncn inter Oas Siltereie ocr Geamm6et it, Der 81.
GennB immer nod fii6n icn Sotpt crbcben taun Bal
tiniorc III ole Wletropolc 0as 0er5 Oes Staaes W}arD.
llno. Baltimore rbdl ben Stoot balt i'm ou Nol.
timore er0gde 0an gau ocs olisgeoebnen yteBcs BON
Gtaats 2anoiiraben 0cn Baltimore trdgt orciiiinel
her Soften oieer ir oe Counties 10 mdbtigen 8erbce.
rung gtidt Die Counties bo6cn Baltimore gebaeu,
icn0er Ole Uunoeruol gimltge 0eograpbiide Sage du
oe WIctropoe ocs SiOcns am Fotopsco. Baltimore
mare Ole midtiec Sonoes- uno Sobrilitaot ole tie it,
menn oud oe % Counties mr 100000 anlatt 700 900
Giupobner 6dttcn IS lit unbegreiilid uie Die Yeuob
ner Der Counties I'M wetden, oitliben ilnO Oliden
organo 10 blind ein f0nnen gcgen ibren egenen @or
tbeIl Sic ontcn Ood) willen OaB Der aui lie laenoe
Gbeil Der Serpoltingstoen ocs Staoes IN Dem MaBc
gcringer uer0en muB, IN mclde Baltimore an @roBe
rio Geidtbum 5unimnt; uuO iie io1ten Oob picu OoB
Die Sto0t d nidt or0entdj enhudeln fam, penn lie
eingeeng ge6aIten miro penn man ibr Dor oaem nidt
Gle @elceenbeit eebcn mill Die eroBe Battlefront oes
Fatopsco, welde Die @ntpdelung Ocs beicn @aicns an
Der atlantii6cn aiiite 5uldBt oilS5uniten
IS lit lmoerlt6nolid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
0ie [sinlnnnOernnn.

0aB iid) Die @impanocrung bier5ulou0c nfolge oeS
&ricees uecut1 Oerrngert bat niB ais etuos SelbIt
pcr1n0d)es poralSgeieBt peroen. 9liligebort aber,
ipe mallde glauben mGgen, bat Die Ginuon0erng AUDI
mdbreno oes &rieges nidt Ger 3iuUnd)s unicrer Be-
poferng infogc Der 5uitromen0cn 6renoen betrug I'M
lcbtcn Sabre nod nmer 216,49S oOcr etuo Elm 0ritte
6cr gletto -@1mponoerng oes Netoroinbrcs 1914 Die
lid oui 1926 4erioncn belief 0enn Ole ,5uftoref
mcdc bic Gimpouoeung unginltig bcciniluBten babcn
audi au Die 9luspon0crung engelurtt iin0 Oen 8crlu
ali Ncndcn, oie in i6re olte @eimotb 5uriidpnnoerh
re0iBrt. Der Gimpan0crungS GommiiGr 6reoerld
Some giebt in enen intereoutcu glrtifcl iber oieIe
Wendenbepegung u1o Oen GnfluB guSfunft Den Der
S{rcg m oeielbe mts5uben perniodbte Qie Statiltit
iiber Die Gin. rn0 gluslpnnoerng be5ie6t 5 nui 0as
6istaabr, oas am 30 SUM 81 @nOe ge6t Sbr 5ulolge
crrcidtel inn abgelnuieren Sabre 362,S77 Wlenl1cn
gmerfa geocu 366,7Sl i'm 9oriabre ino 434,244 i'm
scbrc 1915, Dem eriten Sabre oes Griegcs Dieie
8rltto- Gnpanoerlna miro eoof ourd Die glltspon
0erung re0u3irt Die i'm eBten Sabre 1917 146319 i'm
Sabre por6er 241 ,843 un0 I'M Sabre 1915 38l ia Bcr
ionen bctrg, Ioorous d5 Elm Meniben0upods BON nur
2i6,49S, be5m 124,94l iin0 5000, cntiprcdcno Der
GiereB 5wiiden Gin uno guswonoerung r ole oret
abgeluucncn &ricgsja6re, ergiebt Deie 3o6len wur.
cen aud ourb Die Rid6eulilrlg Der &eerpilien bccn-
i!uBt mede an Der groBen 9luSwanoerlng oes Sobrcs
1915 uno an Der gcrngcn 3unabme rnlerer nuslonoI'
ideu 0eoolferung dIo iit Der Strieg bat aud ims IN
cine @rt 8lodaOe3ulton0 Dereb loUeit Der glrbets'
mart Die 8erorgung nit yienidcnmatcral in 8etradt
funnt lln0 cine ieiner mertbpolten GrrungenIdalten
r ins ais 91otion miro oarin bee6en Dab mir 9eernt
bobeu iere egenen ardite beier as5ltnibeu nno an.
3ulpannCn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

SecpBun i'm gHrcan: gpulir 2200.
an Der yEDhnnng: Nolic i1g5
Ghriltinn Willer,
qeimenbcitnttcT uuS gimbnilnmirer.
VDtbUcitGdc Aeffcrinn-StrnRe nno Winntiorb'
Aurunc, N0ltiutnrc, W,b.
9imuuNucsylecroinuuncu Ina unb 9indit uifcn
@lcfiriigh ereu6iclc enonine fir s., 6seiten
lHo allie geleaen9ellen, (S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
9ie NremOoc6Orcncn tdnn lire 1flidlf.

giuen 9eueis ooB Die ireln0gcborere geoolferung
ser Der Stnoten, ino oarnter aud Die Ieutidlcn III
oicer dpcrcn uno erniten Belt bre &ldlt Dem SanOe
lrcr @o6l gepen6er Doafiiat leiert ole &enn0lpania
Giienba6nqec1ldoit Die @eielidoit aet in elmer Be
funimadung an Die ASrelle
lin fe5ueller, in mic wcit GiienbabndneeltclNe
olsGno9cr 0ebrt lid al Der 3eidmmg iiir ole erlte
2bcrtD 9nIei6e bctbelot 6oben. lit ioeben cine bcion
0rrc llnieriudJung oui ben Sincn Der @cnniDlpania
@obn oitid Don AittSburgb ltno @rie 5ltn AbdnB &C.
trodt moroer Dos @rgebnB Der llnterludung 5eigt
cab ron Den i6Oi27 9lngeitete in allen SbtbciImgen
1927 ausl1noder @eburt iiO. SSm Gan5en 5eidne
ten 81 7S2 9mgcIteQtc bereeborcne uno im 2luslono
geborcnc 5um getragc bon $3,400000 iiir Die 9'
btrip 9lnlei6e.
IS mnroe in Grfafrnng gcbradlt Dan nngef0br je
Der brittle Niaun inter ben Nngcitctem ansldnodlcr
C5cbnrt eibcrhJ-gonOS scfout bat Die gcuanc GAIL
Der cibrrt0. gouoSGnicr mSlGnOiidcr @c6nrt 1T S146
pOcr nnbc3n 81 ErO5cu Der cjciammt5nf Der Nngctcn
tcu bic i'm SusimO ge6Oreu iuO. Dies rcdt bis omf
3uc %rp5cnt an bic @rOportOn Der AnDcitcitcu nmcr
faniider 0ebnrt Bcran wclde 5eidlnctcn.
Tic llnterdnig ior0erte altd Die intereiione Sbot
cde 8aac oab nebcn oen in glmerifa ge6orenen @ldn
uer BON AZ pcrdic0ancn 9}otionolitden I'M Gcne Der
4cnmpona,gohn ic6cn nl0 80 rcnIoc 9iailen pareu
iuiter sen aduicrn BON 2ibcrtu @onos pcrtrctcn
Gc alicii6c Roiic lcicrt pic gr0Bc 3o6l oer
IrenogcborWca sugciieQicu Der @cuniglronia'9o9u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

defense of American rights and the
establishment Of "a permanent peace
Americans of foreign birth OF
extraction, individually as well as
through their organizations, partici-
pated in a manner which was the
source Of much qualification to mo.
''ino Government Win soon be
called upon to seek additional credit.
In this we must not fail. Like one
gigantic unit with an enthusiasm,
a willingness, a determination unpre-
cedented, the American People must
heed this cali. They must do it re-
gardless Of creed, regardless Of party,
regardless Of sex, regardless of age,
and regardless of birth or descent.
1t is only through woll organized,
thoroughly systematized, and there
by nationally concentrated efforts,
that this can be achieved.
Il therefore most earnestly be-
speak the enlistment of every club,
society, and organization in the COM
ing campaign for the Second Liber-
ty Loan of 1917"
William G. McAdoO,
Secretary of the Treasury"
The significance which the Secre-
tary of the Treaury gives to the very
gratifying cooperation of the Amer
leans of foreign birth and ancestry
in the purchase OF Liberty Bonds
plainly indicates that the persecution
which the foreign language press,
especially the German language
press, has suffered at the hands Of
the Anglo-American papers and
associations does not meet with the
approval OF the Government.
Attached to Secretary McAdoo's
statement is the following from the
Director Of Publicity for the Liberty
Loan;
Referring to the above statement
of Secretary McAdoo and taking it
for granted that as loyal. patriotic,
and thrifty Americans, you are de-
sirous and anxious to have an op-
portunity to prove it, l respectfully
request the following, that:
every club, society, or organiza-
ton, lraJerndl, cuucauonal, social or
otherwise, at its next meeting, and il
too far off, at specially to be called
meeting, Appoint Liberty Loan
Committee, and
"Notify the Bureau OF Publicity,
Treasury Department, Washington,
d. c., giving the names and addresses
of such Committee. together with the
name and address Of the Society.
Hoping that this special request
on account of its importance and the
exigency of immediate action will be
complied with at the possibly earliest
date, l am,
Respectfully yours,
OSCAR A. PRICE,
Director of Publicity"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
Mpfn @uIa.

SO iidrb pIDtlh am 49, september 1917
9ioia Yel5 (geb. SleidmaD geiebie Gatiin
bon &bilip Su5. G;e gceroigung inoct
Samitaa, 10 llbr Wtorgcns, BON ibrer ySobs
nuIie. yr. 514, Sio' 'Nrpnbwnn, aus ituii. Ncis
iebing priOat aui ocnI nSouoon &arf'rieos
boic" (Sepi20-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
SScrmiIdDtc SIu5ciscn.

9SafarO.
Scpurtcmcnt aebrnrdtcr NntOmUbilc.
t-25 Yadaro Z Yaliagierc SOnriug Gar.
t}5 9adnro 1nianicrc xpuring Gar.
$40 1ndaro PGiiGgierc Salun Sourina Gar
t-38 Yndaro 5 @aiinalcrc ScHring Gar.
LIS @adaro z ,yailaqiere SonTin1 Sar.
1915 Gbnmcre 3 YaiIoalere Sonrina Gar.
t9l paiucS ) Yaiiaglerc Spnriug 0nr.
1914 Scfreg Z Yailnaiere SouriHa Gar.
1917 Stnbcbntcr 3 @aiianicrc TuMrma Gar.
1916 Stnocbaicr Raiagiere 9lmnabnnt.
1916 6oro 2 @niiagicrc NauaDont, clcitrtIdlcs
3idlt NIB Stnricr.
1917 ScrippS.guutb 3 YaHnaicrc Rnnabpnt
9lue ohiecn glutomubilc liilo renpOrt NIB
fir Die glbliciering berct. Gbenfo eine 9ln5abl
bcnntter Gaiiglnios.
GafnrO WlDtOr Gar So. Of Baltimore.
0Barlrs-str. nno DIT. 0iohal-VlUr.
(Scpit7-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
@irhLidlc yladlridlten.
3iunsacm mcinSc.

0joiicsoienf 1915 &oniirmanocniiun6e AM
Sicnitue 4.30 Neuiicbc alae am SamIidp nm
II llbr i'm c5cmeiHocbduc. (Sept22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
9)}aric (fn0c.

g(uen @cfannfcn ullo 6rcunoen cur Rodls
ricbt, oaA meine gelicble 6rau Wlarie gnoe,
am 10. september, Hnd fllr5en Aranienlagcr
geior6en it, Snmitag Sormiiing lbr iuiro
Elm &ealicm fir i0r Seelcn6eI IN Der Si glns
toninsNirc4e, WaroenSilic, qeeicn, bon bort
aus nad oenl Sl Nrl5ier Sreobofe al Der
SelarJion0. Sbr raucrnocr Gniie
SMlinc Gnoe uMo ainber
(Scpi2f-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
sphcaf6nc.

gm 10. eepicm6er ceur0c Scbm, llniberil'
idio,0oipitnl 30 Sabre ali.
PIN 20. september 9renc Vranbau, Gr.
1884. 9oro NnrbnntSirnGe, 81 Sabre alt.
slm IS. September glnnn Gngcl, yir. 267,
gfcit-3l. Strdbc. 6S 1ahre alt.
In 10. September Winric 0nDC, ct. Suiepb' g
0pipilal as Nd1rc alt.
gm o. September oarrH Gcnc, Wiercb 500
fpiia!. n Nnbre ait.
gtm 20. Scpiember Caroline W. 0nlow,
yir 2301, GomOnoiOnsgiNcnue. SO Sabre alt
Pm 20. September Sarab N. 9cOD, glr 1880,
St, WintibcuSirabe. "a Sabre alt
PIN 4 8. September sinnc Gnidici), 9lr 1920,
Nplo SallassSirabe, 81 Sabre alt,
sn rs. september W,nrn &. 4unl, 9ir. 5t7,
Nor0 0urcOi iStrnne, 26 sabre alt
gm 10. September 0anmab Ycilert, RI 2105,
9lamlaOs Sirabc, 73 Sabre alt
PIN Is. Scptcmber Glu Spnrricr, glr. 1901,
gSciisgerlnNlon Strube, Z Sabre alt
glni 20. september 0lnp1acl gSulf, yr. 230S,
Wahilon.MpelnIe. SO Nnhrc oil.
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9rciciuiafcits Stride.

CIrinifbs. nahe 0ieDsStrabe)
@ormittnas: Ser @ittme eiii5ieer Sobn"
$50 Gonntagsi6ule. (Sept22-23)
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Mcnrnc Nchnl.

IS l!arb am 49, september 1917 geurae
Srbm, qclichicr @niie bon Gbriiinn 50. WG
Sc6M IN leincm 59 Yebcnsabr, IN leiHcr
gHobnng 9r. 312, Morn 0albOnn, Strnnc. sic
Ncerogung bon iencr lcbien 9Sobnung iIoct
iidi ailt Samitag, oen % September, 10 llbr
@ormiiiaes Seictlng aut Dem lonoon @arf
fSrc0boie (Sepi21, ,22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

GinlaOuus sur ct. TanI's Stride.
Gnoiueits@dc BronopaD uno Braif.Sirabe.
9icO @anl 8. Sdlnat, Baitor.
Sonntaa lRoraen. If bis IL llbr beuti1.
tJinp2h-~ iGu)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
samitao, ben %. scptcmGcr 1917.
MENBER on rnE AssooIArED PREss.

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the
for republication of ali credited il not
otherwise credited in this paper and also the local
published herein
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Wlarn 6. 6cnnina.

IS iinrb am 2t eepicmber 1917 Wlorqens.
NinrN e. Neunua, 81 Nabre alt, 9cebtc Sat,
tin oeS bcriiorbeneu 5reoerid ~ Nenning. 3e
Seerbeun9 fnoei WiUntag, Nadniitidos llbr,
bon ibrer SSobruna. Nr. 8iJ, Sho.Yotomnc.
Nirde,N @de NroaopaD nno @raitStrubc, no.
fclbii ein 6ruuergotteSoienit qcbalcH MIRO uno
bann nui benz ct @auls Srieohofe" fat.
8eupanoie ilno 6reunoe iiHb enoelaoeit beis
5ltpubneli (Sept22 24)
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-11-03
Adler in Drug Concern.

Entrance of Sidney Adler, prominent
lawyer, into the Independent Drug
company, was announced yesterday
by officials of the company. Mr.. Adler
has subscribed for a large block of
stock in the company, which will i'm.
mediately enlarge its business by ad-
dition of number of new stores, two
of which will be opened by the first
of the month.
Mr., Adler will not step into the ac.
tiyities of the business, except in an
advisory way, the present officials re,
naming in charge. They are A. II.
Wolff, president; Sidney Solomon and
II. NJ. Wolff, vice presidents, and II.
r. Wolfe, secretary and treasurer,
Mr.. Solomon will continue In his
position of general manager, in which
capacity he has made success since
becoming associated with the company
a year and half ago. In that time
the company has added eight stores
and its sales have increased 81 per
cent
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with
They all by wrist watches he wishes with his
he centpede something
whole bunch OF
The popular grows
eligible
sent him by the and
leather
travelling photograph frames and portfolios and leather containing
outfits and boot polishing outfits and
10 n
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al
"Wat-One u
December said Mrs. ennesy land what before
This
vegetable list of what wanted with this for him the
sort of over on Just oOk n 'em
A right kid he said turning to the lad slump the witness chair
OF pears nd got sicklies find"
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electricians and desired
Indiana Mrs Mcclure
key.
druggist the Indiana noticed
In Of
and continued whstlng and watching the girls
u X
thunRe he
the looking for three welldced
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themselves she believed spilled itself
platform
Slogan o urn.
"Oh oh !! she left the PLATFORM
caught Dorothy Dorothy Crosby
thereby initiated millionaire
and they Chicago he told
could live
o
o 81
The rabbe
Uhlr had snid
with Forget that
to wherse froma window"
nd so 4 was.
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Two church army huts have been
erected In the holy land.
A London music hall has a chande-
1ier containing sixty Acknowledgements
electric lights.
The Netherlands government Is ex-
perimenting with wooden sOled shoes
for its soldiers.
OF every 1000 babies born In the
United States 40 do not live to see
their first birthday.
An adjustable axle features q new
motorcycle side car to accommodate 1t
to loads carried.
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BREvITIEs

Light agricultural implements that
can be worked by hand are needed
badly In China.
Brazilian coal deposits In the Peixe
river valley are to be exploited by the
government and a railroad company.
A new high chair for children can
he easily converted into low chair
and table.
Virginia Is the leading state In the
production of sOapstone, Vermont
ranking second.
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avenue he found two persons attract
Ing more attention than for moment
he could subdue. Finally he injected
himself into the conversation and
testants was Mrs. william Hennessy
of One Hundred and Tenth street and
Columbus avenue, while the other was
youth sixteen years old, His name,
said the youth, was Paola MARITIME,
and he was the second deputy assis-
tant Of Giovanni Bertruchhi, before
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HttIP D1OHUp COHSIH-TV HIIIVS TIkV IITc
dickens to- part with her wrist watch.
He knows that she went without
new hat To get IL, or else got I'm bad
with father by "boning" him for an
extra allowance.
Then there Is the black-eyed
cousin--poor kid, she certainly must
have been in a heroic mood when she
sent on the wrist watch. For If there
Is anything that the black.eyed
cousin doesn't like to part with 1t is
her money. Then there Is the frcckle-
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Where the WeII.Meaning PaoIa Got in Bad

NEW YoRKWhen the bueoned of the West One Hun
~
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y =

John J. Geraghty, the we'll known
button and badge manufactures, now
makes his headquarters at his big
factory, 3035 West Lake street.
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=

Charles 8. Thornton, the we'll known
lawyer, has honored every Office he
ever filled from president Of the
soard Of education to corporation
counsel.