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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-21
Row F. Parsons

Roy F. Parsons, who had been court
investigator or acting general secretary
OF the Big Brother Movement from 1909
70 1915. died yesterday at his hon,o' 500
West l25th Street, after lingering III
mesa. .--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-21
MARRIAGES

MERCER PENDLETON- the Church Of
the TRANSPORTATION. March l, 1917. Re
becca Elliot, daughter Of Mis-. william II.
Pendleton. to John Eccleston Mercer, Of
Newark, y. j. =
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IMPORTANT

Enlargement. Marriage. Birth. In
kenorisn and Death Notices may be
tel.phoned 10 The Tribune any time ~
10 midnight for insertion in the nert
days paper. just call
Beekman 5000
ard read the notice as you wish IL
inserted. Bill for same will be mailed
70 yoa later. The notice viii reach
over 100. 600 readers daily.
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BIRTHS

SABSEVITZ-Bo TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Sabseyitz. l62 6s,h 81, Brooklyn, on March
10, a son.
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DEATHS

Rallard. Bertha Linsley. John 5.
Rooardus. "a MacLaughlin. o. II.
Bothner, Peter a. Mannus' +. u.
Rrinckerhof. C. G. Martin. NJ. Med.
Cagnev ELLEN MCoy, Cecilia l..
Carr Mary MeHil' Jahes
Church. Mary p. Meyer Quo T.
c. E,r,iaP Miller. Ella L.
c. Iero,,iab W Mllhauser, Herman j.
-, .rhor,,. Morgan. Cora X.
Dick Jane nO''S'
Dillon. Maurice l..
-. ~ Pashley, y. +. II.
80 - Penders. Elizabeth NJ
Dryer. Patrick A. 1'''' -
Limerick, Catherine 80. -
Fitvke, Henrietta 49,. Gu. &
Fitzpatrick Patrick $500, Ir.,.
Francke. Jennie W Sb.t.,,.i, UuIiar, n
Jarrett WARY L. Sherlock. Patrick
Graves. MARY j. SI.,gb,er Alice
Gr's"ola Oeotse Smith, Mary L. T.
Cunning. Catherine Sobev Daniel
Hamiu. VI. +. Nee. coio,,or Rachel
Hamilton, William stiebel. Frances
Hanna, Hila VI. Sturtevant. sophia
Hoyne, Katherine NJ. Sullivan. Michael
Kemly, Sarah label. Barbara
Kenney, A. b. Tytler. Elizabeth Z.
Kenny. James F. Van Epps. Mrs. r. T.
Leighton, Elizabeth Wadds, Lucy b.
Leonard Emma v White Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-21
ENGAGEMENTS

RUBIN WEISS Mr.. and Mrs Weiss wish
to announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Bertha. 10 Louis Rubin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-21
u. S. Not in Position to Par
ticipate, Says Reply to
Carranza
Note Explains
Change of Front
U-Boats and Zimmerman
Plot Cited as Justifying
Wilson's Stand
From Tho Tribune Bureau

Washington. March 20.-The publica-
ton by the State Department to-day OF
its recent answer TO Carrsnza's en-
largo peace proposal revealed a COM
plete change of mind by President viii
son on the subject of peace in Europe.
Since the futile results Of the Presl-
dents efforts" in December the Admin
istration finds itself, greatly to its
regret and contrary 20 its desires, in a
position which rrecludes II from par
ticipating" in any offer of mediation to
the belligerents.
The ruthless submarine warfare OF
Germany, which caused the United
States to break relations, and the Zim-
hermann plot to embroil the United
States in war with Mexico and Japan
are referred to in bitter language as
justification for this change of front.
The Carranza proposal to cease all
commerce with the belligerents if they
refuse 20 stop fighting is called IN
neutral. The United States could not
be a party to IT, the note says, as it
would mean a departure from the posi-
tion taken early IN the war with regard
tc Austria's objection TO the trtfisc IN
munitions. when the United States as
serted the right TO deal freely with all
countries able to transport their pur-
chases across the seas.
In conclusion Carranza is told that
the President has no desire 20 impede
the progress of such peace measures
as Mexico and other nations may de-
eide on. but State Department officials
said this paragraph was mere dlplo-
matte persihage, and intimated that
any effort by Carranza 20 influence the
progress of the war would be regarded
with suspicion.
Text of American Note
Following is the text of the note:
"In his note Of February II. 1917, the
President-elect proposes TO all the neu-
trail governments that the groups OF
contending powers Gin the present
European conflict be invited, in COM
mon accord and on the basis Of abso-
lutely perfect equality on either side,
to bring this war 70 an end. either by
their own effort or by availing them
selves Of the good Offices or friendly
mediation of all the countries which
would jointly extend that invitation.
If within a reasonable time peace could
not be restored by these means, the
neutral countries would then take the
necessary measures to reduce the con-
fagration to its narrowest limit, by re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-21

THE WOODLsWN CEMETERY,
323d ST. BY Harlem Train and b. IrS..rs
Lots Of small size for sale
OrIcs 20 Ezsi I'D St. " Z.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST Ba>KBOOhs.
LOST --Passlook No. 3e3.T7T q nc Yranfhn say
NJ. Rank lS.UeL to EdNsrd J Carr fDueut
s,cnr.-4 pieas@ resurn % bank as sighih ave-,
-. York CIV Al Esrsons arc eauuofed not 20
tsrchaas - negotiate The sans
LOST Handbook No sie 6it y HAS ieF res.
lr.s 80 Fourth ave. Nre lOh f-Jmsns
,ioptei Please re;urr bona - bauh
LOsr -Banshook No i01a231 u Baak ior say.
inss 80 Fos.ffh Nr~ nfs frh~.s
.iopt.d Pie4se return beok % beaA
LOST -Bantbook No. i.o29 $50 e. fank ier 80
ioss sse Fe,Irth ave Nss Ycrk. PSueAS
starGed Fie4se return boob 70 bank
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
Secs. Sails, ia.

CIR. Senien. 3 @iil Belt Tor
gpen, bar iolgt i'm 5orm 40
4cres - til Sob. Soerien tor
243 Coll. pr. 4ere.
Dir. George 0iaoien Nils Anno
0ia0ien og @}rs. Atpqpiit bar uG'
ret j geieg bos oeres Son og Bro
Der, Oer. g. Mooien / Montana.
Ofr. 6. Eerfelien % Wfiis gitber
SarQenien bolot 9rpllup iorrige
uge / Iu3aretb airfe. 9iertelia
9pfenifning.
4aitor 6. 9repenien og 0frs. oa
W1rs. 5. g. Semen og 5amilie oq
Here andre berfra bar til Aorsme'
oct / Qeenub, Wis.
Mr. og 9trs. Martin 8born.
OabI refer / neite Maane0 til
eugene, Ore. De bar iolgt oeres
Gicnoom poa @aterloo 8eien til
6enricb Iielien.
Chr. og Sobn arogb bar febi
@%rocerie- 6orretningen paa Is. ct
U1rs. 6. 4riloien er reiit til
8ortIono, Ore, / 9eieg hos fin
Sen, iom leoer Der.
Zen oanife 9abtiit-W enigbeo bpg.
ger / CONNER en- m airfe pao
Gioin ct. Zen gafnle airfe bar
De iolgt til aSeoentb San 30.
pentiit" @enigbeoen, iom bar lint
tet Den op paa 81. of 10. oa
@alnut ct.
6ois fife noget iGrIig INDIRECT
Ter, tpoer oIting paa, at Der bill
blipe en- goo SOFT beromfrine /
glor, iarlig Mois og Sopren Ter
goot ITO. So bliber piitnof liot
t1noere / @ar emo iioIte Mar. aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

aomiteen Tor Oprettelien al ct
llng0omsforbuno MinneIotn
areog, ionmenfaloer berpeo til ct
iplies llngOomsmsoe Tor allie I'm.
&c { Greoien. 8il SUB, afboloes
Rs6et i @lmoale, Rinn., ira 5re-
bag Niten Den 6. til Den s. sui
1917.
aae rneoomsforeninger bDis
arbeioe itnor unoer 2eoelie al Ell
at areoiens Prp1ter, beoes ienoe
0eIegater til openneonte Wi6oe.
Suer lofnl 6orening bar Net til
og bsr ienoe cen DeIegat. Oper-
tiger MeOlemstallet %, oa 2;
80, on 3; ofp.
Baa 4omiteens 8egne
y. Sofgnaro, Seft.
5 SenboIo til ooenItanen6e ino.
bpoer glmonIe misunderstanding
og onnife e ..lutb. Menigbeo, Win.
neIota areos til at afboloe lit De.
leaere6e ungoomsmsoe FER | 9a-
gene ira So. Suli. ale Deltagere
beoes inbmeloe iig inoen 1. 5u'
II til ellie @un6erion, 8otpliis,
Winn. Won be6es tage meo
Wortbern Bacific fra Minneapolis
2f. If :35 Gormiooog til oittle
Sails. Menigbeoen snffer, at ale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
li~naocmsineocr.

On @n0 oil, af5olOer q. 0af.
arcOS ltn96oms 6orbuno fit Mars.
meoc / Gbpn4G3er Mg5., 6Iarton,
u. Gaf., ira Sen t3.-t5. Sui.
Ro0ct begDu0cr 6re6ng 81. s
,. m., % 3orretningsmsoet Cor.
oa3 Gitermiooag 9uif at ienoe
1elegater % 9iOrno ira ale ling
oomsforeninger.
6oriOen areOiens gr9itcr, TOM.
mer Bait. 6. s. alotb ira elt
Sorn, 3a., paa 6orbunoets Sno.
bD5eIIc. Rait. 9lot5 oil gsre en-
RlmoreiIe / areoiens Reuigbeoer
or lln5Somsiagcns 5remme.
6ernle0 en- 6jertelia SnObD0elie
til nIle DC unge.
Pna Wenigbe0ens
gna lln9ooms 6orbunOets 9egne
5. MaaHusien 5orm.
81 j ep IAN or ia t. &lotb.
1rinitntis Reniebeo Den 10. os
II. 5ili.
getbania Menig6eO oeo Zen.
mare oen - Sill.
Chen @8er. 6Iarton ben t3.-t5.
5uli.
Sionep+aoIoet ben II. og 1S.
Suli.
Zane 9aIlep Ben 20. SlIi.
@eitbp aaIoet oen 81 og %.
Suli.
Dor Freliers Meni9beo oeO Gen.
mare Den "a. Sui.
Ncaennep Den %. SllIi.
3ions Wenigbeo Sen 26. Suli.
Ro5nretb Renigbeo ben 26. SIT.
Il - Iften.
:. @ognusien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
Zen belliae HaoDere."

ct lille Sllbilpimsifrift ON RaO-
oeren % oens 9etponing ior @uos
9srn, of gnitor 6. 8. Senien, no
gipet / anleoning al ben 400oarige
Reformationsieit, til 6oroel for
pore gernebiem I Bnltpaca, Bis.,
og @If @orn, So. 5aas / DoniI6
2rtberon 8itbl. Soilie eIIer hos
l~togiperen Bnitor 6. s. SEMEN,
Roitno 9ue., Hooine. @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
.Odn1fpreu"
0nsoaa BEN 1. Suit 1917.
8lam, gse6r.

Stout bette DIR. ieuoes / 9oiten
girsoag, fommer BET maaife life
9pIerne / 9pnOe fgr efter 4. Sui
feitlig5eoerne er forbi. 9aliae0el
oil ri minoe ON 6%eItIig6eoerne,
Der orrangere8 al Menigbeoen OPP
pc poa 5folens @run0. 8i Of an
beiale ale Dem al pore 9piere,
iom 9Iaoet maatte fomme / 99nOe
I Gi0e, at mgoe Ser for at ieire
9anOets atationolfeit. Der oil BEN
bIipe ieiret pun en- pproig % ipnl-
melig Maooe til @ros Gris og Sol,
fets @anh. Der Iobes opgtige Ia
Ter / 8ngens Anleoning.
Ser / 9pen gpres Der tore
6orbereoelier til at ieire 4. Sui
oeO 4nrneOal ~(oprinoeIig en- Sla8s
fatolif 5olfelpiti9beo iom 5n09ang
til 5eittioen). 9etiinOig 6olfelpitig-
beO er od iiftert ogian, boao Der
in6bp0es til. Og ia9tens 6aaoe for
0eres 8eofommenoe, Der arraligere
2pitigbeoerne og FOR Commercial
Clubs 8eofomnenoe, ser iom oi
foritnor = bar inobltot @%arneoolet,
g9l0er BET Del boDeOiogelig ON at
truffe 9enge al oeres CONNER,
6piS 6~ooeobeger er y9reo og
SfieTpiI."
r. 9aIt. @. 6. RieIien me0 So
Mile ira @reenoilIe, Micb., fom
Der til Blair pr. allto 9eroag III
ten. De forloo 9iemmet / @reen-
bile Meorloag I ii0ite llge, % iaa
buuOe De fert Be ca. 800 Mfil /
llgens 2sb og aflagt Here Smaa-
oiiitter poa @eien. Ser par N1aa-
let 10 ferit og fremmelt Spogeren
9rof q. I. 9ltnos. 5sn0a9 If-
ten, ga Foit. 0ieGien me6 6amilie
bar i 4irfe, talte ban pna Gait.
Schltft3 0pfororing ct goot Orb til
0pb1qdelie no ira Rauli Orb til
Timotheiis: Seq Bar itriOt Den
go6e Strio, fitlofomnet 9obet og
bepuret Sroen" oIo. q Sim. 4, Z
81. - Manoag Aiten aflogoe
baa6e 8uit. 9ieliens og 8rof.
2un0s geieg + Offs &e0aftdrs
Stem. Mrs. RieIien % Mrs. 9un0
bar 10 I lin Sio Bait 4n0eriens
Soqnebern / 6ampton. = Tirs6ag
@orqen amfreiite Bart. NieIiens ber-
ira efter 6ampton til. Mrs. Riel-
TENS gurn0oms6iem Ser par Rei-
TENS Waal.
- Mr. 9. 2arien ira geresfor6,
9. ., Bar after nflngt os en- fort
giIit. San bao0e 9Gri1r6e til Orna-
bn, oQ Ina lag6e ban 8eien Der
omfrinq, boorfra ban reiite efter
Siemmet til Sirsoag Morgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
0nlnl

lHsNa !.
st @eieri nbcn MGlf. &anOers
II. Deui. 9eperingen al QtPIt I'll
Oasrfe a~noelsmeieri er / De iiolte
to aar gaaet neO meo 10 psf.
@riinoen BERTH er opientlig Den,
at 9eueriu9en fortrinspis fommer
ira fife minore emo 36 GienOom-
me, bpis 8p9gbeiptniuger iom
7eIQe al 6pppioe @ierifiFter er me.
act b~etpoeligt formin0ifeoe.
0pt Misiiuns-@pmnaiinm. &an.
oers, 10. 0toi. Set er UNDER Ooer-
ueielie at oprette ct Snore Qtisiions
@pmnaiium paa 6sn0e 9eiitole,
buor lnge MenteIfer ifal funne for.
bere0es til Stroenterefsamen efter
gammeIiprogli9 Retning.
6n &eitinOier fOrlprget. SeIle.
10. Mai. @nfeiru .. 9g9ers' Frioi-
leaium til at orioe Belle Sonneapo.
t6ef uoleber oen /. 9ll9lfit ! Gar.
otter 6Uao pi erfarer, a8ter Dtini.
iteriet at %operoroge 9rioilegiet til
a~fpotbefer 8. u. @ouIien ira St.
Ibomas iom eritatnin9 Tor ban5
tabte &rioile1ium oeroore.
@eminsitis- 6piOcmicn. Ter er
fife anfeel0t npe Eilfeloe al Me-
nin9itis / 9eben9opn, boerfen til
Sc chile eaer Be militpre Suno.
be6sautoriteter.
On uitg 9prling ira @ul0bergs
gaoe, ser BAR uoifreuen iom bel
breoet ior Dieningites. men after
in0lagt meo mistanfell9e Spmpto.
nler, 0e0e ret pluoieligt G6r0ag D..
u. Mai. Geosoaria9en par iii.
g. e en- 0ierneltoelie, Der lore.
lsbig fife nprntere fan fardfteri.
ieres.
a~Dbenbabns 9nrtOffel %5criNnin9.
a~ebenbauns aommitne bar %iluttet
aontraft me0 2anoboerne ON 99gs
ming or aartofler Tor at iifre So
oe%oitaoens 9ebop, % Der er MI
10. N1aD te9net inn itore r9(ealer,
at 4ommlinen fan iiges at opre
Iifret 10000 Cor. 4rotofler al
ben fommen0e 6eit. Get par op.
rin0eliq Wteaingen, at man oiloe
lutte Qontrafter ON 100000 S6n.
Ser, % 4realtegnin8en fortipttes
ga oqiaa; men 90 Ser rnnot ON /
a66enba0n % oens %nqrnlelte Ont.
eQn - 6l. a.. ! en- Masie aoloni.
6aoer er lagt itore NGngoer
aartofer. mener Dol, at SoOeo-
ita0en oil blioe fri Tor a~artoffel.
9efDmringer, naar fsrIt De nDeanr
tofler fommer irem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

AbrssiefOrambringer.
Nait. s. 6. GbriItenlens 4ores-
le, isr Nilmaufee, isis, er MI
@ibore, 3. Daf.
g1ft. ". Gbriitianiens aoresie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
9laOs lpase.

On GIore Qige isger 8IaOs TOM
Slls6ol6erife 6os en- troen0e NanO
BELT 6Dor Der er en- 6anif lutberif
Qirfe / Rprbe0en. Sfrio til W2iis
s. 2arien, lilo @eit 6tb Str,
9acine, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

On obgtig Waler og Iapetierer
fan itrafs fna arbeioe. 5or nGrme.
re l~ln6erretning ifriu til
Sans 8ogb, Coulter, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
@nmiilielt Sern.

SO per G0n batales i1otii pi-
oere for gnmmelt Sern leoeret peo
@ein6rmotS Stalo.
!. IS. 9beIps, Blair. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
OF THE cHAUTAUouA

fpr Oregon, isis, er mi 429
9orneIia Ct, SanepiIle, isis.
9riitelist llnsOOmSfurbnno.
ior @isconiin 9reos a Sen fore.
neoe oonife ep. -llrt5. STRIFE, ai.5ol.
ser. ON @no oil. lit .. aarsmsoe,
ira oen 19.-22 Suili 1917 /
emuus 0auifc ep.Ilt6. airfe, ga.
cine, isis. 9@rbs6igit
%. Z. 3esgnorO,
1885 Boib. Qloe., &acine.
@eroeo in0bpOeS Be lnge til at
oele @uos geliigneIie meo os / Be
aaonte Gage. 5nomeloeIie til Ms.
Def beoes ienot i betimelie Sfo.
6errcn peIiiane @60et. 8aa gmaus
Meniebeos gegne.
6. $. SEMEN,
1870 Rouno @pe., Hacine, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
= gSfaarcllfr
9ireftionsmpoe.

9ireftionen for Dan. eut9. Bubl.
9oltfe boloer Meoe i Blair, Nebr.,
Onsoag ben l. auguit.
5. Or. S~anfen Sefret9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

@9Iter orrioerer paa inmme Si0
for 9eiorOringens SfpIo.
Bon llngoonsforeningens Beg
ne 2iIIie @unoero n,
og Wenigbeoens 8egne
g. 6. BauIen.
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SUM MONS.

State of North Dakota, county of
Burleigh. In district court, Sixth judi
cial district.
Myrtle French, formerly Myrtle Stat.
ford, widow and sole heir at law of
William Y. Stafford, deceased,
plaintiff
Leona Frey Stafford, Leland William
Stafford and all other persons UNI
known claiming any estate or in.
terest in, aor lien or incumbrance
upon the property described in the
complaint, defendants.
The State of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to an.
swer the complaint in this action
which will he filed in the Office Of the
clerk of the district court of the Sixth
judicial district, in and for the county
of Burleigh, and state of North Da-
kota, and to serve copy Of your
answer upon the subscriber within
thirty days after the service Of this
summons upon you, exclusive Of the
day of such service; and in case of
your failure to appear or answer, judg-
ment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated this 21st day of August, 1917.
= II. G. BRADLEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and postoflice address: Bis
marck, North Dakota.
To the Above Named Defendants:
Take notice that the above en' cd
action relates to the southeast lnrter
(SEA) of section twenty-four (2D, in
township one hundred thirty-eight
Q3S), north of range seventy-five 75),
west of the fifth principal meridian,
in the county of Burleigh, state of
North Dakota, and is to quiet title to
said land in plaintiff and determine
who are the heirs or devisees of Will
lam T.. Stafford, deceased, and no per-
sonal claim is made against any of
said defendants.
II. c. BRADLEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1O-13-2O-27:11-3-1O-17
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stalled; full basement cemented
and partitioned off in three rooms;
new monarch range; screened
in porch; two blocks from high
school and same distance from
North Ward. On paved street;
very desirable location; so foot
lot. Sold on easy terms with 100000
cash and balance of equity on
monthly payments. Address 3Ol
Tribune. II 10 1t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the estate of D. NJ.
Inman, deceased. E" 81
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, VIM. A. O'Donnell, administra-
tor of the estate of D. NJ. 1nman, late
of the city of Vermillion. in the coun'
ty of Clay, and state of South Dakota,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against, said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers. within six months
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WANTEo14'Two lady roomers or
young men. If suitable board in
connection. No. $50 Tribune.
IL 8 1t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-10

F.E. Young Real Estate Con1pany

FOR SALE-Two room house on
North 18th street; size 14x24, on a
so foot lot facing west, water and
sewer. in: street. Price $780,. Terms.
reasonable. 40
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COME WITH US TO SUNNY TEXAS

Our semimOnthly excursions to
southern Texas will begin November
IS. Rates for man going and return
from Bismarck with berths and meals
$4,000 and $55 for wife. ~. .
We have improved irrigated lands
Tor sale in small tracts on easy terms,
close to Gulf and finest winter climate
in the south. ~ go t',sr
For information write, .'' n''h
.~ d. .oWENs & CO.,
Bismarck, N. D.
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after the first publication of this no
tice, to said administrator at his Of
flee in the village Of Napoleon, il
Logan county, North Dakota.
Dated October 18th, A. d. 1917.
VIM. a. O'DONNELL,
Administrator.
ARTHUR B. ATKINS,
Attorney for Administrator,
Napoleon, North Dakota.
First publication on the goth day
OF October, A. D. 1917.
Leaves Observation-Disclosures Lucas
son Of Mayor and MRS. A. w. Lucas
who was Il patient in the st. AleXius
hospital following an accident to his
knee while hunting, was able to re
turn to his home in Avenue A, Thurs
day.
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LOST AND FOUND

.lOST-Watch on pin with initials
&C. c." Finder leave at Tribune.
lib
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tOn o~LG-NeW 1 room bungalow
with bath and full basement, hot
water furnace, and hardwood floors.
one Murphy bed. In the best resi-.
dence part of the city Price $1,000.
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AUTOMOBILES. MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE-'Six cylinder Chalmers
automobile Call Romans bakery
and cafe. 11-7.G
WANTED TO SELL, At A BARGAIN
Z 3-One six cylinder Peerless car; ex-
scellent condition. II interested call
{ at Marshall Oil company for particu-
lars. 11-5-6
FOR RENT-One stall in garage on
Third street, near pOstOtiice. In
Quire 2O8 Third St. 1O-17-tf
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J. II, HOLMAN.
Real Estate Bargains.

J. n. HOLMAN.
Real Estate Bargains.
FOR SALE-House, rooms and bath
oak finish down stairs, hardwood
floors, built in oak sideboard, full
cement cellar, coal bin, grade door,
furnace heat Cas- hot water heated
81. feg gas range. in kitchen and cellar;
So @~@ white enamel y kitchen and up
-. stairs: sleeping porch screened I'M;
~ good electric fixtures; loaded glass
.''s doors and windows, new garage, and
it is close to both schools. $2,50O.Oo
handles this proposition, cash or
equivalent.
Insurance written In all lines.
!. II. HOLMAN.
Lucas Block Phone 74'
r.3
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DRESSMAKING g..
Misunderstanding at home or work
by hour. Phone SOB w.
10 % / no.
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49,, o%LE---o room house and bath
with hot air furnace, full base
ment on lot with IS foot front, ia
cling south. blocks from down
town. Price $3,S0000 Terms $500
CHI hr1 lanoo roo cnnahlo -.
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FOR SAEE-LOts for building sites
in every part Of the city and farm
lots OF an acre or more in the new
Lincoln addition at reasonable
prices. Small payments and easy
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WANTED-Board and care for 12,year
= old boy for balance of school year
No. 329. Tribune. II Ct
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FOR SALE-.5 room cottage, water
and sewer and full basement in the
eastern part of the city. Price 81.
$50. Terms; 0ne-third cash.. bal.
ance in three or four payments at
ner cent -
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FOR SALE-One six horse power
Fairbanks-Morse gasoline engine;
one feed grinder; one large ware
house tanning mill George d.
Brown Company. II st
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MISCELLANEOUS

BAKERY FOR SALE-The only bak-
cry in a mining town. $500 spot
cash will but it. Wilton Bakery,
J. Stanley, Prop, Wilton, N. Oak.
II 81 Wls
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case, show case, soda fountain, all
new. Will sell very reasonable.
For particulars address 327 Tribune
II | Wk
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FOR SALE-Only theatre in Nortl,
Dakota town Of 1000 population
Reason for selling-must 60 tc'
warmer climate. X. F. Jarvis, Glen
Ulliu, N. Oak. 10 IL tt
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FOR SALE-Only theatre in r. Oak.
town Of 1000 population. Reason
for selling, must go - warmer cl;-
mate H. z. Jarvis, Glen Ullin. N.
Oak. II 8 Ct
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State of North Dakota, county of
Burleigh. In district court, Sixth judi
cial district.
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JOB WORK OONE-Stenography and
bookkeeping. 32S Tribune.
II G I mo
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GENTLEMAN IS would like to meet
rImony X suited. Box Rs, Times.
WOULD like to hear from party
who gave me ride IN their auto
,eft INV coat in tile machine Oiof
Erickson. Allyn. Wn.
LADY FARMER, 40, worth $4,000,
would marry. A-Box 3D. League
Toledo. Ohio.