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THURSDAY. JUNE u. 1917,
receive sealed bids addressed To Eu-
gene Wiihcrs Commissioner. Danville,
Va; for the following property:
funding Bonds: dated September /, 1901.
principal payable September l. 1891 in
tereSi payable semiannua!ly. March
and September !, Nos. lGl to I'll. both
rs $1,000 City Of p.nvine so Inter
nal Improvement Bonds dated January
July ana January /. Nos 24l TO go.
both inclusive, and Nos. 262. e6a and
funding Bonds B.. dated January /,
1906. payable January !. 1886. interest
AIRY. Nos. 81" to 49,. both inclusive.
80 81 900 city of Danville 40 Street
and Bridge Improvement Bonds. dated
January l. 1910, principal payable IAN
uary /, 1910. interest payable semian-
nually. January and July, Nos. $50 to
| 5Si. both Inclusive.
! dated March ]. 1881. payable March l.,
,a:s in,tres! payable September and
Water Bonds. da ted December l6. 1903.
principal payable Angus, |. 1885, in
and August /. Nos. is and 3I7.
1905 shares Of c., Preferred Stock of
the Riverside and Dan River cotton
|
| value or $500 per snare. dividend pay
able scmiannually. JUIy ! and Janu-
AIRY |.
The above described bonds are Of
fcr"h separately, or in such lots or par
cells, as may he bid for.
| The above described Cotton Mill
stock IL offered aH whole in lots o Z
not loss than 10 shares or in such
blocks as may be bid for.
| All sales Of bonds and stocks are
subject I" ""nhrmati"n by tho Corpora
ton Court of Iauvi!lc Delivery Will
be made 10 purchasers as soon as sales
are confirmed by cour, and purchas o
money paid. Sales wiii TIC rcnortc1 10
Cour, about Jun" -. aud al, salcs con
| hrncd shonld hc contaminated hv nav
mcHi ana delivery ON or bcforc lima 30
| Nnt"--A MI in,"r"s' on said bonds ana
hiNih"nhH "h t"ld stock accruinc hut
not ray"hl" before saic. viii Iccruc
10 th" pUrThnHer "
ErGr&E wirIEEs
MALI bl.M Is JIhREIS.
w., "AI.TpS BROWN
jifihE MEADE
"r"'i"l commissioners.
BOND r"rniro1 by docroe executed ac-
cotding 10 iuu
JoHH II. COOK. clerk.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

r-l-Irr loss Soda fountain and confcc-
,.r.r, n-!s.nrss lu Uop.Weii. Il $50. care
LA-.L NM IN
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~ l":3" o'clock,
"nti'" furnishing Of a-roon house. To-
Gated at Gnl Rogers street Barton
Heights, consisting OF handsome Ma
h"EaHN ECd, Dresser. Chiffonicr Dress
iiE Fable and Chairs 10 match: White
SUIT SANITARY BED. Dresser. Chinonicr.
llI"SsinS Table and Chairs To match:
!: r.. Dining suit Eufct. Extension
rahl". serving Table and Chairs 20
Dresser. OAK chiffonicr and Dresser.
whit" Iron Bed. National Springs. Eel,
Mattress; Gas Rang. coal Range
liu"icun. handsome i-piccc Finished
oak Library sun. tIall Rack. Ladies'
Writing Desk. Upright Piano. Porch
Furniture, Lace Curtains. porticrcs
window shades. Man;cl Clock. I'arIo.
"ieum DruGGets.' Small Rus, Hall and
star CARPETS. Mahogany and OAK
rockers, Mahogany and oak odd
',h"iiS. i'ic'urcs, Artcment Kitchen
Cabinet. k.tch hen Table Willow
'torE"rS. iarg" refrigerator.
THIS ~ one Of The handSoIncst 10,
81 house furnishings we have ever
/ In use for ( months. VIII positivciy
i' sold for the highest dollar Don,
forget the dag. Thursday, June Iith
ai ~. 30 O'Clock
Ia"" nrst street car. get of q, S,or
~. look Tor red dag Roger,
S'reri, Barton Heights.
ladies' invited To attend.
sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
BROAD STREET AUCTION co.
~ East Broad Street.
Auctionecrs
I'hODe Rand. o1J2D,
}: - THRoOP. II. T.. GRESHAM
%Ac,toneer. Manager.
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In order to settle the estate Of the
"a lS'H l., w,,,iam Adam and 4" dispose
OF me property OF the former firm OF
hdam q carter. we Will on
THURSDAY, JUNE ii, 1917.
beginning at IL o'clock ~ NJ.
offer for sale. at public auction. 80
MHii:h Cows. Is LETTERS, IL Calves, |
Holstein Bull :. Mules. Horse. 20
iioES ana rigs. Siio. Gas En- inc
tor. Wagons. 200 Chickens, 3 t'ultiya
tors. Buggy. Wheat Drill. and other
articles used In the dairy business: also
certain growing crops and III. ,nrx
PRED lease Of the premises
This sale offers IL hnc opportunity for
those wishing to purchase cattle and
property OF this kind.
ises AT which the dairy business OF
Adam Il Garter has been conducted an,
the Charles city Road. Near The WI.
tho National Cemetery.
TERMS. Cash.
e. W. WINGTIEl.p.
Admr' 81 w T. Adam; Decd.
surviving Partner.
administrators VIII offer FOR sale certain
other articles which were the mai
nlduai property OF W. r. Adam. par
: Wagons. Mover. and certain nr,i,.i.:
OF household furniture
.,dmr. Of W, F, Adam. '' ner.a
CHAs. l. STRANc;.
FRANZ r, SUTTON
EEockENERouGu LANE.
Attorneys.
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NI aani i.r r4sue To- KNOW mat So arc
s.. .u.lf,. ~ .u- F.as. Ai,,pi Srr..i q
i......uH Aia.l-uH --a4
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Sale Of Stocks and
Bonds

The Undersigned special commissions
crs OF the Corporation Court OF Dan
vile. Va, in the chanCcry cause therein
pending. styled Alice Burton. surviving
eXecutri%. ctc.. ~. James 7. SchofeId
CT ais. as directed b. < decree OF said
court. entered at its %lay term, 1917, in
aid cause, viii. until
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FOR SALE-liouscnolu Goods

FOR sale ono large Burto0 restaurant
range. ono s.idinE door hat case. one
!ri.;e nat rack. rh"uc NauG"tun ,gl~
= iuj uf IRON ucds and springs. dr,s-.rs.
was h. utl~. w.trdrub's ana .IUEg,ta and
s.os's Avp!y AZ East Mar,n.uI
NANT. Go srli refrigerator IN good ,undi.
r.ua. lnl $rr'h Boulevard
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
AUCTION SALE

VALUABLE COWS. HOGS. WAGONS
MD OTHER ARTICLES Used IN
THE DAIRY BUSINESS OF THE
FORMER FIRM OF ADAM Il CAR
TER.
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GOID NNI, SILNiIik.
SHOE REPAIRING

"A"IrD to U.y Tor cash. old gold and
F'N'. iii.nn.i prices .. L. Meyer. Jew.
'Ir'- t'eai iisoaa Street
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HOUSE or FURNITURE
NH HOUSE FURNISHINGS CON
SlSIlNG OF MAHOGANY EEpRoDM
SUIT. WHITE BEDROOM SET. Il. !:
DINING ROOM SUIT. ETC, AT pI,E-
Liz AUCTION
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MONEY WANTED
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED loan II $500 from priva
"n Ar'" new naus.' iu iiiEhlsl
Nrlu- 49, w. l'nnre LArunInh
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Chewing & Boxley
CHANCE TO BUY \ RATGAl%
IN 4 HOME
~ North Ninth street.
---a---s--------
j. -. CARN EAL. & son.
Eca! Estate Auctioncers.

AUCTION SALE OF AN EXCELLENT
TWp-STOHY DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING ON EST GHA ACE
STREET, NO .0.l
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Suburban Acreage

tnuSual opportuniiy to secure lots
or AGREES each. within half-mile of
The corporate limits. and within ID min
utrs walk OF car line
The Undersigned as Trustee, viii
sen AT publ" auction on Tic premises,
TUESDAY. JUNE ETH.
NJ go O'Clock
tnrc" lots of HcrcS each. situated ON
u" south line Of tho Bon Air Road and
tn east I'm" OF tho ~ 4. l.. H. T.:
heSe lots are we'll situated for gar
ncil pots: ar" Sltuat" on the hes, road
leading out OF South Richmond: are in
near rr"Nimity To the proposed ucw
nlSnWaH hridse over III" James. and are
IN the line Of the best and most hich :
~ developed growth of the city.
An investment here cannot but nroys
profitable. '''
PHILLIP V. CCIGSIil.
,,,,, Trustee.
NORTON q. TUALHIMEE
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TUESDAY. JUNE -. 1917.
a; O'clock l.. NJ
on the premises, we VIII offer for sale
the above property. The lot is @SXl3O
feet To an alley. The dwelling was
built, not for speculation but by an
architect for his hom.. and c0nse-
Iu"ntl? IS wcll-built with the best ma
tcrial. anC up-to-datc
The dw Cling has eight rooms baths
hot-watcr heat, ornamental plaster cor
niccS, decorated wallis ana ceilings en-
tire house master keyed. laundry tubs
in basement. conservatory on rear Of
house three laNatorics in house, and
hardwood NoorS on entire first floor.
Tn. location * UnSUrpa : - ed being on
one Of the very best streets IN the civ
ana Is very convenient to al! points on
account of being 50 near the car line
Don't rent a house. hui buy home
II YOU want bargain IN frst-class
property. don't miss th!- opportunity
TERMS. Liberal and announced Al,
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CflAS. l.. SrRANC;.
Auctionocr
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TUESDAY,. JUNE II. 1917.
AZ y CI.ElnnL l. Nt
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! II Elm n.
O. n. FCNSTES.
{. b JONES.
l trustees.
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AZ tho request o! the owners. who
must sell, in order To close up an
estate. we viii Offer this desirable res
idencc At public sale. on the prem
Uses, at
J.. NJ MONDAY. JUNE: IL 1917
This house is well buIlt and con.
venicntly arranged, contains = rooms
tbcsidcs bathroom). equipped with cleo
tric lights, and heated by hot water
The location and ne Ehborhuod and
being within one bloc" OF the street
railway makes this property very at.
tractiVe
TERMS: One-third cash. balance At
negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by deed Of trust or all
cash at option Of purchaser
II. SELDOM TAYLOR IL son,
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THAT ATTRACTIVE y L. r \ CHE. u
BRICK DWELLING, No. 600 WEST
GRACE STREET. LOT FRONTS
@9xli0 FEET TO y WIDE ALLEY
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COW HAS. tUWpeHs Wiite EObcEi no,
n"y durham. y. g.. for prices
TENTS FOR sale o: rem: new ana OLD .
sizes \ SO army uniforms Khan! IN
foT!Hs !esglHEs ana Scout equipment,
LEATHER rUTTEES
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WANTED. 10 nuS old automobiles. al
makes ara shapes. al,p piUInuiuG cat %
old houses and svG.. fountains. IAons Mad!
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WANTEn-Purnishcd Houses
FOR RENT-Iiouscs

i-.,p ,--f C.r summer. Larry" cool house. .
,H, ...,fr. lights convenient TO h"th
yalIruaU and ,"r depot. Address Mis l.. -.
Kent Ashland.
-tsII-[-EC,,N ,ottuGr a. HidEccrcsi y. {.
l.r+ry .urul-n.d we'll located. SO Tor
lesson Auarc>. Non -. HartsNillH. >. e.
%I>F EoDM hou-, furn,hcd or nntur-
,>h-d on, wuc iro'n ''Nt"rd Rent ,r"-
E... is. ..r.ri. .- vN hanged Apply Mrs.
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Furniture ana Chinn Packing

FURNITURE ,hlua aad weG4iuy urcs.u,,
.aUk"G ara. rilpE-g nilA car. Ig.ins
.rG ha.hng done ~ JacpL uirlau, rhons
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We NIL ;,is" "ircr FOR sale gardening
l""IS iiun furniture Of MIR WalShr
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POULTRY AND BIRDS
TOE sAI.I.--.lniIuul,

CHEAT DANE DOG Tor SALE fourteen
months o.a nuc tuorp.ghrrc4 s..uE..
.g,lc. -.lscr |rGI.c. WIN ,rnhe me
WEfJr DOS and ,uupHU'ru Address VIII
Nnu rrte 80 south Adams Street re
tfr-u4rs Nr
FOR sale . fresh cow. gaUonr . d,y \
a 'srur. &c b. -, SO g. south Ron
TCi sale tnurou@hpr.1 scotch COLI. min
pics rgn.'. ~ months Ola. trained fi4.
lu auiomrull-. rruu" MdcH ,usus. Madison
~ -llt ,-asf Mar-hsll
ron -.i' o. re. b. g,uJi. family COW. iru..
go. Also seed pu's'o"s - InsrH"t prire.
oSE lrait bulldog FOR sale sEo ]! month.
Sc Nj bnrigi. - south ADAMS street
TES hirh sisde HoIrtein calves one -cil
marked Dull, weeks old 81! Grated.
nrc.r Z, ou. e Bur- OAKS Farms White.
wsler W.s Box
FEW nne CON. pups .or sale d, Shetland
90 Foultry Farm. RI OAbornt Turnpike,
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

-. FKED. KlCHAEDSON. INC. G0l-s 6l
West Main Street, hreproo. storage for
household soocs. Moving. uacA!ng and
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AUCTION SALE
hL,

BY II. SELDOM TAYLOR 6: son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT-rurnishcd Cottages

sTENISiIED GunsAIow. NilGofo. Va; two
bedrooms. four beds. running water. two
avatorir~. bath lawn and phones, acctS-
snS saS 800 season in advance SIG
lA.no.. ID NnAt Oh.
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We viii soil for owner, on account
OF leaving the city.
THURSDAY JINt. l;'rI
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MEETINGS
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NiVhmond. Va. June Z. 1917.
rr,u or 4 Davis Il Wros.. ali versions i In.
dent"d /" that trm viii plcaae settle
promptly With the undersigned. aud all
those holding accounts against The old firm
wl r'c,rn, ne SANG t"r E"ym"ni;
iS!"CrSSorS Ia n. Davis ~ Bros.)
stone Contractors. Hermitage Road.
lnchUoni. Va.
Phone Boulevard go.
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FRANZ T. SUTTON
and
ERoCkENEEouGu LANE.
Attorneys.
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In order to settle the estate Of the
Iate William +. Adam and 10 ,iisno.e
or the property Of the former firm OF
Adam & Carter, we Will ON
The Irish standard., 1917-09-29
Liberty Bond And
Soldiers Insurance
Part Of Proceeds From Liberty Bond
Sale Will Be Used Towards Sail
ors' and Soldiers Life Insurance.

One of the uses to which it is pro-
posed to devote part of the proceeds
of Liberty Loan Bonds is to afford to
our soldiers and sailors life and in
demnity insurance and to provide for
allowances to their dependent families
while they are in the ranks. On this
point, Secretary McAdoo of the Treas
ury, whose plan of insurance for our
fighting men was endorsed by Presi
dent Wilson and is now embodied in a
law pending before Congress, says:
every soldier and sailor wht
serves his country in this war viii
earn everything the proposed war in
surance bill provides; to be bene
ficiary of the proposed law will be g
badge of honor.
"When we draft wage Garner, we
call not only him but the entire fam
lily to the flag; the sacrifice entailed
is not Invisible. The wife and chill
dren, the mother, the father, are all
involved in the sacrifice-they directly
bear the burden of defense. They suf
fer just as much as the soldier, but
in a different way, and the nation
must generously discharge as a proud
privilege the duty of maintaining
them until the soldiers and sailors re
turn from the war and resume the re
sponsibility.
eve have drawn the sword to vim
dictate Americas violated rights, to re
store peace and justice, and to secure
the progress of civilization. We can
not permit our soldiers, while they
hold the front, to be stabbed in the
back by uncertainty as to what is be
ing done for their loved ones at home
Our tomorrows are in their hands
theirs in ours. The national conscience
will not permit American soldiers anc
their dependents to go unprovidec
with everything that a just, generous
and noble people can do to compen
safe them for the sufferings and sacri
fees they make to serve their coun
try"
The Irish standard., 1917-09-29
FLAG STILL FLIES.

ct seems that it is considered nee
essary just now in England to hold
on to the name Catholic, as others,
who once repudiated it, are now ap.
propriating it, and applying to us,
with no friendly intent, the name
Roman Catholic.
"a Catholic chaplain in the British
army somewhere in France, put up
a soldiers hut and over it Catholic
Soldiers Hut Some Anglican par
sons objected and demanded that the
title be: Roman Catholic Soldiers Hut.
Father Regain demurred. The matter
was referred to the authorities. Three
generals came along and ordered tn
change made. Father Regain refused
and was threatened with reduces
rank. He replied, What have pu
up stands, or I and every Catholi
chaplain here will resign. Quad scrip
81, scripsi.'
"The matter has been allowed tt
drop with Father Regan's flag still
| flying. "-Columbian.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-29
Destructive Rain FaI
In West Limerick
FeaIe Bridge Damaged-Tons Of Hay
and Oats Swept Away by
Floods.

Killarney, 1reland.-The injurious
rains of the past fortnight eliminated
recently in a continuous downpour of
fourteen hours duration in Abbeyfe ale,
and the converging districts of Kerry,
which has wrought immense damage
to crops and property. The destruc-
tive effects of the heavy rains have
certainly deprecated the value of
cereals. particularly oats, by at least
one.third. Wheat, except where over
seeded, is still standing fairly we'll, but
further experience of present con-
ditions must eventually affect the pre-.
sentative properties of the potato, par
ticularly the softer varieties. The
floods on the Feale have practically
swept away the Islandanny Bridge,
some two miles below Abbeyfeale. For
some time past q number Of men had
been employed repairing the effects of
a former flood, but apparently the num-
Der of hands necessary to complete
the work in the dry season we're not
forthcoming.
On Monday night, after days tor
rental rain, the Feale burst over its
banks completely, and inundated the
Feale valley from Feale Bridge to Kill
NORMA, presenting regular sea along
its course. while strips Of land we're
The Irish standard., 1917-09-29
FLOODS MENACE THE HARVEST

Floods are reported from all low
lying districts. The Shannon was
swelled between Banagher and Ath-
lone into vast lake, broken only by
drenched cocks of hay. Between
Kings Co. and E. Galway, conditions
are worst of all, and oats, hay and
potatoes are wholly ruined. The Lii
fey has overlooked in North Kildare,
and brought down trees, hay and
corn and even two bullocks. In Clon-
corey district only the tops of hedges
are to be seen in the great expanse
of water. Round Yeomanstown and
Barrettstown, similar conditions pre-
vail.
Hay, corn, calves and sheep have
been swept down the SUR at Clonmel.
A farmer of Milstreet district lost al
most all his wheat and oat crops, car
ried of by the Finnon, a tributary of
the Blackwater, and bridge at Adri-
vale was taken away. An eightacre
crop of newly-cut oats, property Of
Mr.. Flynn Kildangan, was carried
away by the flooded Colligan which
flows through Dungarvan. The
Lee valley is swamped, and the Mus
kerry district is particularly affected.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-29

torn away by the terrible volume Of
water formed at the conflex of the
Ooulaghaun Ooulagh and Feale rivers.
below Abbeyfeale. Tons of hay and
oats we're swept of the lowland mea-
dows and carried away in the flood.
All the occupants of the houses on the
railway road we're again obliged to
abandon their homes to the food, and
for a time the splendid metal bridge
beside the town, which connects Kerry
and Limerick, was in danger. Consid.
trable damage has been done to crops
and property.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-29
detach the Catholic Church of
Germany from the rest Of the
Catholic world and convert it

ueC0Cn the C0tnO1C CnOfCn SHIOl
Germany from the rest of the
Catholic world and convert Il
into national institution. The
Center party espoused the cause of re
1igious freedom, and while the Kultur
kampf was most violent, its activities
were naturally more of religious ma
ture. However, the Center party had
inherited from Bishop Won Ketteler q
constructive program of social reform
A few months after the death Of
Bishop Ketteler, on March 10, 1877
his nephew Count Won Galen, mem
Der of the Center party, submitted the
first bill dealing with labor legislation
that had ever been introduced in the
Reichstag. The government and the
other parties rejected the proposal as
an unheard of innovation. Five years
later, in 1882, the Center party, in the
person of Freiherr Won Hertling, the
present premier of Bavaria, asked the
government to enact legislation en-
forcing Sunday rest and restricting the
labor of women. Prince Bismarck
denied the request.
Undaunted, the leaders of the Center
party in the Reichstag session of 1884
IS, submitted a more detailed draft OF
labor legislation, adding to the pre-
vious demands further provisions for
the restriction of child labor and the
shortening of the hours of labor OF
adult male laborers. In the meantime
the government had laid the founda
lions for social insurance system
but the Center party's demand was not
complied with until in 1891 the govern
ment enacted sweeping labor legisla
ton. Thus for thirteen years, the Cen
ter part had pressed the government
year after year until the latter was
finally forced to yield.
To refer to the Center party as hav
ing been at one time an ultra-con
servative and reactionary party be-
trays gross ignorance of the history
of German social legislation. The
Center party was in the days of Wind
thorst what it is today-a reform
party which stands for civil and re
ligious liberty, and social Justice
Buffalo Echo.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-29
FIELDS FLOODED.

The recent rainstorm has done dire
damage to corn and hay in various
parts of Kerry. Between Gortalea and
Castleisland, fields are flooded and hay
in small cocks is floating about. Re-
ports from other parts of the country
convey the same dismal tale of havoc
to the harvest.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-02-22
T H WAR

The world will be exactly as it wal
In the old days in only n particular;
it will still be round.
Europe's kings won't count for sc
much--and a few of them will look like
the deuce.
Light, not heat, may be at last the
recognized desideratum in settling In.
ternatiOnal differences.
Young powers will have accumulat'
ed large experience in keeping theil
n%eutralities Oh straight; and
Small states, cautiously looking for
ward to a prosperous future, will be
exceedingly careful where they sit
down on the map.
The official christener Of the Pull
man company will never again be al
loss for car names.
1t is possible that feminine fashions
will be set by Kansas City, not Paris
and finally we shall be entirely ut home
in matters Of military precedence, and
at our little dinners, know (pcrhaps)
which goes in first, the captains daugh'
ter or the colOnel's niece.--Warwicb
James Price in New York Times.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-02-22

o. c. Thomas arrived last evening
to call on the drug trade here.
Don't miss seeing Charley Chaplin
on skates at the Grand Saturday.
Bear in mind that all taxes must
be paid on or before March LIST to
avoid the penalty.
John F. Scott left this morning for
Manitoba, where he will spend the
balance of the winter looking after his
farming interests.
List your farm or city property for
sale or exchange with Wilson &
Burghart. Office Ertresvaag block,
Bottineau, N. D. If.
The local high school basket ball
team last night defeated Mohall at
the latter place by a score of 10 to %.
Today the team travels to Kenmare,
where they will try conclusions this
evening with the fast quint of that
town.
A. j. Bowler is having bills printed
for an auction sale of all his stock and
machinery at the Frank Bowler farm
eleven miles southeast of Bottineau
on Monday, March 18th. Mr.. Bouv-
Ter is planning to move elsewhere and
everything will be disposed of.
There "a great excitement in town
Saturday morning when it was re-
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had been lost in Friday nights storm
near Roth and had not yet been found.
Happily the children were discovered
next morning in a school house, but
little the worse for their experience.
A more complete account is contained
in vi Eidsvold correspondence on an
other page.