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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-06

For pianos w. a. Miller.
Henry Stoller and wife spent Sun
day with friends in Trip.
Rev. Langdon returned from Gar
den City Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Otto schmierer went to Parks.
ton Tuesday to visit her parents.
Miss Iona Lee was home fort Thanks
giving, returning to her school near
Letcher Sunday.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Balzer Drug Store Wed
nesday every week. ADV.
Chas. Donley and family spent
Thanksgiving with her people in Ha-
warden, returning home Monday.
States Atty. Scoblic arrived from
Minneapolis Monday where he and his
wife spent Thanksgiving with their
people.
Just sixteen more shopping day s
before Christmsa.
E. G. MATHIS. Quality Jeweler.
Mrs. Alfred Cobb arrived from
Belvidere Monday. coming to help
take care of her sister-in-law, Miss
Cynthia Cobb.
The sale you were wal ting for is
starting Friday, Dec. 7th, at the Bar.
gain Store. The goods are high
QUALITY and the prices are low. DO
not fail to visit us.-Adv.
Jake Zolnowsky returned last week
from stay of two weeks in Wiscon-
sin He informs us that he has pur-
chased farm of 16O acres in that
state and expects to move there next
March and engage in dairy farming
He has 40 acres of timber land, 80
acres under cultivation, and the bal
ance in pasture.
Mr.. Talmadge, Farmers Nonpar-
tiaan League speaker, will speak at
the Opera House Wednesday, Dec. z,
at 8 in the evening. Adv
The M. E. Ladies Aid society will
be entertained by committee No. 3,
on December 13, at the home of Rev.
Langdon.
Culligan's Orchestra Of Sioux City
will give dance in Odd Fellows
HALL on Friday evening, December
18th. Everybody cordially invited.
Mr.. Wild il having basement dug
for new house which be will build
on lots purchased east of the school
house, between the John Hirsch and
the Vaughn places.
Hear fins lecture at the Opera
House Wednesday evening, Dec. IL.
It is Free. Adv.
Miss Cynthia Cobb has been very
sick the past week with an attack CT
pneumonia. and at times her condition
has been somewhat alarming. AT
present her lnngs seem to be clearing,
but she is still very weak.
You know as we'll as do it pays
to attend the Bargain Stores Closing
Out Sale. 1t ia going to start Fri
day. Dec. 7th and continue till Christi
mas. 1t is money saving PROPOSE
ton. ADV.
The Henegar Harp Orchestra of
Mitchell will be in Scotland en- Dec.
ember 18th and will give dance IN
the opera house The Henegar Or.
chestra is in great demand and is al
ways dated far in advance. Those
Who enjoy the terpsicorean art Will
be given rare evening of enjoyment
Mr.. j. H. Doyle, graduate OF the
Cumnock School Of Orator., will give
an entertainment in the opera house
/ this evening. Lantern slides Will be
used, showing patriotic scenes, az
we'll as comic and educative illus'ta-
tions. Mr.. Doyle will demonstrate
the mysterious art of ventriloquism,
and amuse the crowd with humorous
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-06
CHURCH NOTES

Rev. VIM R. Scott will preach in
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
at 1890 q. m. and 7;3O p. m. Morn
ing Subject: A Notable Miracle
Sabbath School at 11:45 a. m. The Y
P. S. c. E. will meet at $50 D. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-06
co WELL TOGETHER.

Patience They say Saturn haE
eight moons.
Patrice 1T must be a great place
for hammocks.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-16

On account of being cramped for space. the prices of the
above cars have been put at a low figure in order to move
them Immediately.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-16

Don't forget that our Free Delivery Service en-
braces your town and vicinity, and that all purchases
made by you will be delivered directly to your door,
without any additional cost.
Our NAH ORDER with it's
force of trained shoppers, is at your service at all
times. We pride ourselves upon our ~promptness and
reliability. We will gladly send samples, or, where
that is not feasible, detailed information of any mer-
chandise desired. If a monthly charge account
would add to your convenience, just communicate
with our Credit Department.
Look for our ads in the Philadelphia papers.
Our February Sales of Furniture and Silks
likewise of other desirable merchandise, at way
below customary prices, offer exceptional oppor-
tunities during these days of constantly advanc-
ing prices.
Mr.. Frank Silcox, East Avenue. Swedeshoro, takes care of on
delivery service in Swedesboro, Ivyside, Basseft, Point Airy, Woods
town. Harrisonvile, Elige Hill, Daretown, Sharptown, Centre Square
Salem, PEI nsvile, Churchtown, Riverview. Carney Point, Penn
Grove, PeGficktown, Coopers, Prospect, Auburn
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-16
PASSENGERS & FREIGHT
Improved facilities for handling automobiles

Fer other information see or address A. F.
NaylOr, 229 Main Street, or Penns Grove
wharf. or Joseph Wilson, Fourth ST. whaIf.
Wilmington, Del.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-16

apple. is the theme OF Vera the Medium"
10c and l5c Afternoon and Evening
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-16
WILL InGT0k FERRY
STEAM
LongB Beach & Arctic
WINTER SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE SEPT. II, 1910

Close Connections For All Seifts OF
Powder Works.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-13

Biir 8arm nun 6artrn
Gismirtcn nnS .8rn6cn.

Wenn aud Der CONNER bere!.s
rprbei lit, 70 mag es bod anse5rahi
fem. fir ben ndfitsu CONNER i4on
iebt einise Hatidldge fir bic Inlase
uns Sen 9au BON Gismieten uno
Giserubsn Su seben, ole auf ieosr
sarm Don sroBem 9ortsil fino. Ssnn
nitt INNER iino bic Mittel unb Sc
Iessnbeiten porbanpen, Elm gutes Giss
baus gu buuen, BOG notiirli9 bic
teite GeipGbr bafiir pietet. oab iih
tas Gis ben CONNER hinpur6 bdIt.
Dies 1T isDpt audi nit Misten uno
@rubsn su errsiaen, lpsnn lie rifiis
anaeIsst finb unb bic gismaiie seniis
seno srOB 1T. Sc bidsr bic gisblots,
bsito better iinb lie natirli9. Gin
Saupterforbsrnis 1T aber bic ridtiss
aageruns Der gl5de; iie iOltsn oess
balb ole bon bsrislben @rObe iein,
10 bab is bidt suiammenselest tpers
ben tDnnen. 5erner 1T 5u beaften,
baB id gis, peIfss pabreno 5rolt@
meters einaebradt paro. beiIer hdlt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-13

aIs trenn SoHipetter ludbreno bes
GdneiDsns uno Ginpldsns 6erri6t.
Mit)t jeoer YIuB etsnet fi4 fir
eiie gismiete ooer Gisgrube; lie
miiiIen in tiibIer, idottiger Gage an
es:sgt rsroen. Nproieiten nit S9ats
ten unO Nur6IniIenoem 9ooen, Der
Das S9msl5pa1er nuinjmmt. unb Die
frei bon Quca@, bod ite6enbem Sruuos
unD tSo6lpniIer iinp, eignen iiG am
beItsn 6a5u. IeuBsrit gefdbrlid fir
bas Sauern oss Giies lit bod ltebenoes
@runns uno 0~uslpdiler. Der Spben
fouts auf 12-15 SUB Siefe teins Der
beioen baben. Die bette groenart CUR
Inlags elmer Gismiete 1T Sizes ppsr
@anp, iepenfals muB es purdIdhiger
guben iein. SIT perartiger Sooen
ni4t pprbdnpen, 10 mub Die @iss
MAIZE auf einen Ioit aus S~olsitangen
geIegt iperoen, unter ipelfem eine
Gage tleiner Steine fir IbfluB oes
Sdmel5maiiers iorgt.
Dem Granddaughter, Oas elm itarz
Ter Gisfreiier lit, mub bic iorsfdlz
tiefte Ssa6tun9 bei benz Oeden DER
Miste ODER 8rube gepiomet perpen.
Man mode Die erite 0ete aus elmer
650uisen Sfift Strob; eine bidsre
Strpbihiat piir6e 10 oiel S9melSs
paher aufnebmen, bab es gu fau=
len besinnt unb fem WalIer mebr
aufnebmen uno abflie6en IuIIen f0nns
te. Die nG9ite Dedi@idt iolts aus
trpdener Sumpferbe beIteben. neil
bieIe bds 8aIisr lpie elm S9pamm
auIlaugt. Srudens sdaeipdne lam
man bort oerpenoen, mo Sumpferoe
niht gu erlangen lit.
GunS pertebrt lit es, 2uftI6d6ts,
abnlid lpie BEL &ortpffelmieten, anz
aulesen.
Die gisblDte miifen 10 bi9t ans
einonOer9elegt perben, ME mOslid;
Die 3piI9enrdume tDnnen nit feis
nen Sis Itiden oOsr SdsemebI aus
sefuut iperoeu. Sebe Gage Der 8lOds
pirb eoenfalIs nit elmer aOlisen
S6i9t Sdsemebl beosdt.
9si Sroftpetter ldbt man bic Giss
rniete 70 Ianse ipie m0alid unbeoedt
unb besieBt iie 0fters nit DaHer.
9ie 8eoeduns pirb pdhrenb Groitz
ipetters, niemals pdbrsnb Sauz ooer
Reeenipetters porgenDmmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-13
Ser Sroh.

@raf bon Monteeuculi, taiierli6er
5elOberr in Der IeBten !9dlfte bss II.
Sabr9unoerts, ertlGrte, es gebe tein
Wort, oas bic Baggage 10 gut tennz
aeifne pie oas loteinii9e .impebiz
mentum". Dos YeidperIi6teit uno
Sinbernis bebeute. Sbne Baggage
tOnnte ieoes unternebmen lei9t aus
9efiibrt peroen, Opd alles Gifern 9sz
gen oas @epdd bleibe psrgebli9, ebenz
10 gut oiirfte nan bon einem erleu9s
tsten &0rper p%erlangen, oab er teiz
men S4otten perie. Iue 9eere jener
Seit trantten on. pieiem ue5el, Gus
peilen mar Der Srpb itdrter oIs bic
eigentlide Sruppenma9t. Die Diff
siere, unb aluar niGt aIein biz b6bes
rem, sosen nidt ielten ins 5elo nit
einem 9epdd, oas fir unIere 3eit ans
un9laubli4e grenat; bic gemeinen
Solbaten fibrten bdufig Weib unb
&inoer nit ii9.
Bel S09itdbt C3. 4usut 17O4)
fielen ben Siegern 1874 MauItiere,
Die nit Silbersei9irr belaoen iparen,
in bic 9dnbe, auberDem "a &utiden
nit Barrier Samen! Die Sraintneds
te, bic iuenis ober gar niht militia
riid %organiiiert iparen, lieben einz
fad ales bel Der eriten @efabr i'm
Stid. Man traut ieinen 4usen talm,
iuenn mon lieit, oab bic prsubiiden
acknowledgements our 3eit bes
9roben &urfiuiten bis gu 224 pferz
ben nit iid fiibrten, Der Oberlt nidt
'elten fir feline perion allein 16 unb
mebr, in bemielbel. @erbdltnis Die
Stubs uno SubalternOffisiere. 9luf
ben 8agagepasen Der 8ompagnie
tpurben au9 bic 3elte perpadt, iebe
&ompagnie bate beren 30 Su 5
Mann. liberties Elm &ranten5elt. 0az
gu tamen Ole Of~fiSiersselte, unter
Jrisbri9 Wil9elm bate ieoer Diff
5ier iein eisenes, pdbrenb unter ieiz
mem Na9folger, Der iiberbaupt man
e1e 8eretnfafung elhTubrte - 10 in=
ter anoerem padpferbe an SteGe Der
ldiperfduigen Sabr5euge - ben Diff
5ieren elmer &omp@nie suiammen
nlr ein Sell bepiaist tuurbe.
Rp9 am 4nfonge bes perfloiiensn
Sabrbunberts iiberitieg bic Men9e Der
mit9ei6leppten Sffi8iersbagage GILES
WfaB. so tam es bamals nod Dor,
ouB Sffi5ierspatpferbs nit 9Iapies
rem beloSen iuaren unb bab 6eim
Qllsmaride aus Berlin 1905 Oas Sc.
pad zines ein5igen 8arbe= ou=Gorpss
Sffi3iers Die Gtrnbe perIperrte.
8iilfflins er5GbIt uns in Ieinen Rez
moiren, iein 8OrIaIog, bic groBe 3abl
Der Observation-Disclosures gu be-
idrdnten, penn nidt gang gu beIeiz
tigen, iei bur9 ben General BON Riis
del nit ben Wortsn suriidaefpieien
lporben: rMein Sreuno, elm preubis
i6er GbeImann aeb. niht Ill sflhl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-13
8rukes Saualprujeft.
gerbinbnns hes Gismeeres init ben
8uttniihen Weerbuien.

Softnllmen N~ieerbuten.
Die nortpesiiden unb fdpeoiiden
3eitungen beri6ten, bab Elm &pniOrs
tiuln ameritanii9er 5inanamdnner,
begleitet bon einem Stab berporras
GENDER ameritanii9er unb ruHider
Snsenieure, oieien Sommer bic Murs
mantiifte unb bas @ebiet auf Der &os
lasSalbiniel unb Sornea einsebenb
unteriudt babe, Inn feitauftelen. pb
bic M0slidteit borbanben isi, bas
@ismeer NIT Der 8ottniIden 8u1t
bur9 einen &anal bon Sornea our@
bic pielen JliiHe uno Seen bes nOrb<
Iiden Sells 5innlanbs binour9 mad
Soda binauf gu perbinben. Die @uss
fiibrung bes proiefts tpiirOe unsefGbr
300 Wilionen Rubel toiten oman be-
rednet bic Sabreseinnabme bes Sos
nails auf so Wilionen Hube). Oa
oas Wa6er i'm gismeer atpei Meter
bOber itebt als i'm 8uttnii9en Meers
buien, piirbe cine itarts StrDmuns in
benz &anal porbdnben iein. 8si &uos
Ienlabti 1T Der 8oIftrom NOD merit
bar, lpesbalb man annimmt, bab
iein 8aiIer oas 8aFer in Der 8otts
nii9en 9u6t eripdrmen miro. 4uf
Gruno bieier 5eititelluns rednet man,
oaB bic 5abrItraBe piel LANCER fabrs
bar iein miro ais Bis iebt.
Die 2Gnse bes &anals pirb etiua
800 ailometer iein. 2aut Mslounsen
rui1iider 3eitungen begt man in
RuBlanO bnB srDkte SntsreHe fir bic
0urafibruns oieies proiettes.
SIS beiBt, oab man nit elmer ii9es
rem Gintommenquelle. ndmlieb Der Sic
iaerei, rednen trnnte. %unmahen DON
5iiden iino oieies Sabr an Der Murs
mantiiite 9efansen lporoen. Man Be-
bauptet io9ar, oaB bic 5iidmenssu
oerart sroB ieien, paB sroBe Mensen
Dor ben Wellen an bic llfer seI6leus
bert purben. Der Sampfer ,SSmpera>
tor Ritolap" iei in ser Idbe Der &iiz
tie 10 grpben 5H4iaparmen begegs
net, paB oas S4iff Ourd einsn ipabs
rem 5ii4brei ieselte. SIN sroBsn 9on>
gen bat pas Mefr grObe Gbaneen fir
bic 5ii9erei %geboten, uno in ben leb>
ten Sabren mar cine sroBe 3uftrDs
muns BON 5iI4ern uno aaufIeuten
an bic Murmantiiite unb ser Soda
9albiniel gu tonitatisren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-13

gang edleltet gerporDs i'm. yBsll mes
bic i9 tann Sbne in mein nddite
S4reipebrief I6on iase, pb mid Der
&aiier als { Jriebenstauipe ben mill
rbOsr nit, ppmit i6 bsrbleipe
Sbne Sbrn lieper
Pbtltpp Saueramper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-13

0ur6 ouFs :egte %fihIe ob:r @rstz
ter miro be duBere Sedl9idi IN
ibrer Gage gsgalten.
glu4 in einem Qutsn Gisbdufe her
mag ii6 pn5 sis nitt beIler gu bal
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-13
GisarnGc nit Giusana inter sirulmieie.

SGnaSidInitt. linterldr: als tlellie!i
Siciucn, bdrilbcr Strob; ilber Dem
giIc einc Gage YfGble, rarilber @rets
Ter. uli picie:: Iicgt nas Strob.
ten, ais in elmer rid)tts berssItslten
Gismiete cher Gisgrube. Oisie bieten
ben @prsug, baB pas 0edmaterial
beim GdmsIsen oss Giles INNER
nadiplgt unp bic TioiIe itets felt
umi6liebt uno bamit bas gntiteben
BON 2%uftrGumen 6p;iasn Der Sete
anO Gismoiie perfinoert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-13

Dag bat bie
Si5Sie, mas
meine @Ite is.
5eiast: Sch
Pbilipp, i'd FEN
f6on oft bron
oente mIfe,
Ipas ennibau Der
Rieien is, bob
oein Sreuuo
be- Oeitihe
Haifer fnpn 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-13

Gtsgrnbe NIT Gtlgnng. SlrdldIttt.
u, Steine; b. Gagemehl. 9ebeduig ans
tangent Sumpigras ODER SdiIf.
Wie basgis bsbedt pirb, fpurbe fhon
seiast. Guf ole S%Gseipdne fommtgroe;
Die Sdidt iollte minOeItens ID Sol
bid iein. G~iniinfenbe SteQen unS
entitebenbe Iijie perbsn lprstdlti,
ausgefiat. SIT Die @rbe Damn felt.
sefroren, bies 1T nb3apaisn. neil
bas am porteilbafteiten fir bas Sis
lit, 10 ipirb bic Miete nit Strobi
2olb oner irseno eiusm anbsrn pal.
IenSen Bacterial stpa 6-8 3ol bed
beoedt. 2aub ober Sumpf6eu III
Dor5u5ieben, neil i'm Strut ii9 inn
rier .inise GetreibefGrner befinben,
poour9 Wduie anaeIoGt fperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-13
Cfenrr sdjreibebrirf nrs
abiiipp ~5aurrampfsr.

Mein lieber !Serr Febadtiondr: -
Ton ,puars
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06
eIIMMER .scHooL

New pupils are now entering
Dakota Business College for the
July class. During this mouth
and August the enrolment will
not be quite so large and each
pupil can have more personal
help, longer periods on ma
chimes and advance very rapidly.
No increase in tuition fee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06
ASSOCIATED
CHARITIES HAS
A BUSY MONTH
Employment Bureau Re-
ports 146 Calls for Work
ers During June
NURSERY CARED
FOR FORTY TOTS
Report Visiting Nurse
Shows % Patients Be
ing Treated

One hundred and forty-six calls
for workers were registered at the
Office of the Associated Charities for
the month Of June, 81 women and Az
men being sent to the places, ac-
cording to the monthly report sub
mitted by Mrs. Myrtle Peterson.
The report of the visiting nurse
shows that % patients were treated
and 80 professional calls made. with
10 consultations at the office. The
report of Miss Sadie Barrett of the
day nursery shows that SO different
children were cared, for during the
month.
The reports from the three depart
ments follow: - ,..a
BuSineSs report:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06
BARN DANCE

VIM. Gilberry farm, two miles
north and X mile west of Kragnes,
Mimi, Saturday, July Z. Kopelman's
orchestra. Supper served in barn.
Everybody welcome.-Adv.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06
FEW CHANGES MADE IN
STATE SEED CONTEST
North Dakota Improved Seed Grow
ers' Association Perfectinq Plans
For Contest Coming Winter.

Few changes have been made in
the rules governing the seed contest
to be held this year by the North
Dakota Improved Seed Growers as
ISOLATION.
The association is now perfecting
it's plans for the contest to be held
next winter. The plans call for a
slight change in that only fair
sized mailing sample is to be sent
in-not peck as in former years.
There will be no display of samples,
as this entails too much work for
the help available under present
conditions. In all other details the
association will adhere to it's regular
rules and methods of scoring and
awarding prizes.
The contest is held for the purpose
of getting good seed grain located
and for the purpose of helping those
who have it to get in touch with
those who wish to buy it for use on
the land. The association wants to
put as many buyers in touch with
growers of improved or pedigreed
seed as it can and this is only limited
by the number who have their fields
inspected and send their seed to the
pure seed laboratory for testing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06
SWEDISH BAPTISTS
!. ENJOY SANE FOURTH
Big Motor Truck Takes Picnicers
and Provisions to Baker Farm
South of Fargo

In the Baker grove, on the banks
of the Red river, south of Fargo, the
Swedish Baptist constituency en-
joyed a safe and sane Fourth.
The picnic party made an early
start and with the use of the Wall
gren- Edlund truck soon arrived at
its destination. 1t was found nee
essary to make some several trips
in order to care for the large crowd.
At noon, the ladies pFeIt red a
table heavily laden with food which
enabled one to satisfy an aroused
appetite. During the noon hour,
Rev. NJ. Hamlin, of Rutland. and the
pastor made short talks on the sig
nificance of the day in the present
hour.
The morning sports were continued
and a program of assorted contests
staged. The winners were Harry Pet
erson, Lawrence Peterson, Alice Mat
son, Elizabeth Peterson, Dave He'd
lund, Bernard Hedlund, Edith Pear
son, Sarah Peterson, Marion Peter
SON., Arthur Hedlund, Ella Picker
ing, Henry Peterson, Theo. Peterson,
Leonard Johnson, Mable Hedlund,
Emil Hedlund, Sarah Under, Alfred
Backstrom, and Oscar Edlund.
The contests were concluded with
a ball game, the outcome of which
was IS to 16, in favor of Dave He'd
lund's team. At the conclusion of
supper, several games were enjoyed.
The days celebration was under
the direction of the Misses Ruth Pc
terson, Emma Edlund and Messrs D..
Hedlund, E. G. Hedlund, and Rev. o.
+. Felth.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06
PROF. 4. 4. AAKER

Nonpartisan Progressive Republic
can candidate for congress, believes
that as those most able must do the
hghting, suffering, dying, those most
able should do the paying. Incomes
IN excess Of $4,000 should be taken
to help win the war, and no tariff
taxes placed on the necessities Of
life The gamblers in foodstuffs
should be eliminated by government
price fixing and government control
cf the machinery Of distributions
Political dra
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06
Farm Heads
To Work For
Seed Supply

Steps for the 1918 crop have
been taken at the North Dakota
Agricultural college before the
spring crop is harvested. A
number of men from the depart
ment of plant pathology of the
experiment station and of the
pure seed laboratory will soon
take routes to aid farmers in
every possible way to recognize
mixtures in the fields with a
view of locating a large supply
of high quality, improved or
pedigreed seeds for the next year
crop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06
ELECTION ON JULY 10
NOT PRIMARY" TUCKER
II is Direct Election and Vote Cast
Will Elect the Candidate Ex-
plains County Auditor.

"A good many voters of the first
district are under misappreheRsion
that the special election called for
July 10, is a primary election" stat
ed County Auditor w. R. Tucker
this afternoon. 1T is a direct cleo
ton and votes cast will elect the can
didate to succeed the late Congress
man HeIgesen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06
SCHEDULE TO CHANGE
Milwaukee r. r. Announces SIiuht
Deviation From Present Hours.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul train service schedule will be
slightly changed next Sunday in
Fargo.
Train No. 403 will arrive in Fargo
at 12:40 o'clock instead of 1890
o'clock.
Train No. 406 will leave Fargo at
$40 o'clock instead of $50 o'clock.
Other trains remain unchanged.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06

Wash Dress sale Saturday at
Blacks See the lots at 1859, $3.50
and 1915 during the Alteration Sale.
ADV
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06

Buy your Underwear and Hosiery
at Blacks tomorrow. Great price
cutting at Alteration Sale.-Adv.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06

|, Get wise and order F1avo Flour
from the manufacturers. Phone 3d.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-06
GETS APPOINTMENT
r. w. Stevenson of University, TO
Succeed DR.. c. r. Newell.

F. w. Stevenson. a graduate of the
University of North Dakota, has
been appointed director of the Far
go public service laboratory to sue
coed DIR. c. r. Newell, who has
resigned, and who goes to Kewanee,
H., to take position with the
Kewanee Water Supply company.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
MEXICO NOT ACTING ON
 ADVICE OF UNITED STATES
Statement Issued Because of Ruror Mexico is About to Break With Ger many.

Washington. July 1o.-Reports that Mexico Is about to break with Ger many led to the authoritative state ment today that any such move would not be based on advice given by the American government.
 It was made clear that while the American government would welcome friendlier attitude by Mexico, many high officials believe the best inter ests of the nations concerned will be served if the southern republic main tains neutrality
 Ambassador Fletcher, who came
 here to report on conditions in Mex leo, has told the state department that despite some improvement in Mexi- can affairs generally much remains to cause concern to the American gov ernment This circumstance Is inn
 portant because a break with Ger many would give Mexico an opportu
 nifty to get money and place the Unit ed States under certain obligations. Administration officials do not object to seeing General Carranza supplied with money, but they believe that without contributing much real aid to the allies, Mexico would make it hard for the United States, France, Great Britain and other nations with griev- ances against her to assume a st1pn attitude after the war. That Mexico may not by that time have straight ened out her troubles is admitted as a possibility.
 Mexico's present position has been defined as one of Strict neutrality" but it is in fact a benevolent neutral ity since she is permitting American warsfips to lie in her harbors without protest.
 Today was the operative date of