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HORSE KICK PROVES
FATAL TO BOY

\ very sad accident llappea"d last
week. When Adrie SjOdin. til, oldest
son OF MI and Mrs. Ole t>jodi,i. of Nel-
son fafk. was kicked by Il hn!::e LAST
rfiuav. and tho all the care and SIR
slcal treatment that could be given tha
sullerer was applied. he passed away
10 MS reward at the Cr,ol,ston
hospital. where he was taken for trea+-
menf Learning of his condition row
ing worse. the mother made tho trin
TO Crookston in an auto. bl,t on,r ~
learn that her dear one had alreadU
e!oseu us eyes in death before her ar
rival. The father was with him all
.ne tne tine Inc remains were taken to
49, us pace saturday and on Sunday. in
.ne pi ie9elce OF the largest number of
pl,oiis ever Dellg present al any fun
~ neie' was lald to rest in the
as Luna cemetery. Rev Person.
=, NaIlstad. spoke 1t the home and
bersstrom and Gronberg at rhe
cnurcn. Adrle was only II years old
anu was boy who it seems to us short
slSnteu mortals would have been need
eu III the family. but his career was tn
De snort. He was born at Strandouist
| Oct. -. 1900. He was carried to his
last resting place by some Of his inti
mate friends. who will miss in him .
ialthful friend. He leaves parents and
1our sisters and brother to mourn the
loss OF a loving son and brother A
large number of flowers and vrpa thes
We're placed on the coffin as the last
tribute to the deceased The sympathv
ol the community is extended TO tha
mourners in this hour of sorrow
Warren sheaf., 1918-03-27
Prison Labor Bill Provides
For Use Of Inmates of Penal
institutions in Road MAKING

Many state and county administra-
tions are utilizing prison labor in road
work.
Governor Brough Of Arkansas has
announced that IS to 100 convicts will
be used continuously on road work in
his state. A sentiment is growing in
favor of imprisoning all vagrants and
placing them at work >on county high
ways. This method of utilizing pris-
on labor, where it is conducted under
proper conditions, has always had the
Endorsement Of the national committee
on prisons and prison labor, and a pro-
vision for road building has been in
corporated in the prison labor BILL
An important feature is that of re-
quiring the payment Of a wage to the
prisoner. Such a wage will make it
possible for the prisoner to contribute
to the support Of his dependents and
at the same time will prevent unfair
competition with free labor The pas
sage Of the bill will give impetus to
the movement for the employment of
prisoners in road work and in other
occupations affected by the national
emergency.
Ever since the United States entered
the war the demand for utilizing the
prison labor supply confined in the
penal and correctional institutions of
the@country has steadily increased. Re-
ports made to the national committee
on prisons and prison labor show that
the demand for this labor comes from
practically every organization which
has as its purpose some work related
to the prosecution Of the war. Ma
tdonal and state food, fuel, freight,
farm and fish commissions are seek
ing prison labor State and county
commissions are meeting to discuss
the problem.
Many of the proposals made will not
be realized until the passage in con-
gress Of the prison labor bill intro
duced by Senator Hoke Smith of Geor-
gia and Representative Charles f.
Booher Of Missouri. This bill has been
introduced through the efforts of the
national committee on prisons and
prison labor and the American Fedora
uon Of Labor to promote the use of
prison labor in the war emergency and
also to prevent exploitation Of the pris-
oner.
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STRANDQUIST,

John and Carl Bergren left for
points south Of here a week ago.
Clarence Thompson. from Westburv.
called here lately. and also transacted
business affairs in Warren.
Mrs. {. D. Copus, from Minneapo1is
is visiting her parental home at J. O.
Anderson's.
Erick GoranSon left for Warren last
week.
Rasmi Lund was in Thief River
Falls few days ago.
II. I. johnson and mother and his
sister. Mrs Greve. attended the funeral
Of a relative near Grafton last week
Mrs. William Forsberg. Of Warren.
spent few days in town last week
selling hats.
John Stolhammer was up last week
from Thief River Falls looking after
his real estate He has lately bought
another piece of land. the 50 acres
that formerly belonged TO Jonas An
| dersOn.
| Linus Anderson has rented Nils Nil
son $ farm III town Of Nelson Park and
Will soon take possession of same. 80
Miss Mama Anderson called ar Hen
drick Swenson's in karlStad lately.
Carl Nilsson made a trip to Holt last
week.
| George Johnson came I'D from
Argyle Sunday to visit home folks.
| AnQCeW Anderson. Andrew Holm
Sren. Elias LOfstrom. Albert LofstrOm
and Erick Olson returned home from
the woods last Friday.
Oscar Sihlberg went to Thief River
Falls last Friday
! Mrs. Favreziniak and son went TO
Minneapolis last Monday returning
Thursday.
The Farmers Shippin" Association
meeting was well attended and good
speaker addressed the gathering.
! Peter WikstrOm attended to busi-
ness transactions at KarlSIad Tuesday
Tony Rasmussen. from Drayton. came
up last Thursday to briu. his children.
who have been staying with Mrs. O.
Erickson back to Dakota.
| Ike 1Saacson has bought a quarter
section Of land from Bill Warner in
Nelson Park and will at once to to
work there. Good luck Ike,
\. D. .JabOS is visitin. relatives near
Little Falls. Minn.. this week
Carl and Olaf Ness returned to
afSO. y. D.. on Friday. having spent
a few days visiting at Aug Rokke's in
West Valley.
Henfred BernhartlsOn made a trip to
Thief River Falls Friday
Mrs. Emil Person. of Warren. visited
her parental home at Andrew Berg
ren's last week
Mrs. DuvOS went to CrOokston on
Friday evening. Her daughter. Olga
from Halma. joined her at the train
Miss Victoria Johnson. from Karl
Srad. called at Alp. Lund's Saturday
Miss Elizabeth Hanson. Red Cross
visiting nurse. called at several homes
i'll this vicinity. AS tuberculosis seems
to be gaining in number of cases in
this county. we are glad to see that
something is done to hinder it's spread
| in the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Paulson went to
Thief River Falls Saturday.
w. Baker and son Raymond, left for
Penn, S. D., last Saturday.
Bill Hanson and Roy Anderson went
to Viking Friday night.
Mrs. Natwick, Of Warren. is visiting
, at Albert Bjorkmans
Warren sheaf., 1918-03-27

Ped Lake FaNs -Ev+ansive -epafrs
will he made 10 ST Marv's Catholic
church here this season according to
the rector. James J. Hawks. who has
called for bids for the work which
will include new cement founda-
t1on, siding and decorating inside
and out.
Minneapolis.-Col. E. T. Lee will
lead a delegation of the Sons of the
Veterans from Minneapolis to Shiloh
battlefield April 1 to attend the an
nuaI reunion there of veterans of
that battle. They will board a Ten
nessee river packet at st. Louis for
q river journey to the battlefield,
Warren sheaf., 1918-03-27
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF MARSHALL COUNTY, MINI.

Adjourned meeting of the County
Board held March Goth and 21st. 1918.
Meeting called to order by the Chair
man at 10 o'clock A: NJ. All members
present, Minutes of Feb. 10th meet
ing read and approved as read.
Application of Maude Sutton for re-
duction of Moneys and Credits in the
Village OF Argyle was on motion
recommended to the Minnesota Tax
Commission for their approval.
Application of Axel P. Johnson for
reduction of Assessment on Personal
Property in Town of Valley was on
motion recommended to Minnesota Tax
Commission for their approval.
y, Applications Of John Husting: P. ": ":
hdmpgEan peaer sSsre5s cEas oss n
kranz. Charley kittelson, for refund
ment on Taxes paid on Personal Pro-
perry in the Town of Lincoln was on
Commission for their approval.
ii Application of Carl Johnson for re
fundment on Taxes paid on Personal
Property in Town of Holt. was on mo-
ton recommended to Minnesota Tax
Commission for their approval.
Application of Chas. Waltonen for
refundment of taxes on Personal Pro-
perIy in Town of Cedar was on motion
recommended to Minnesota Tax Com
mission for their approval
Application of o. NJ. Lloyd for can
collation. of Personal Property Tax in
Town of ROLLS was on motion recon-
mended to Minnesota Tax Commission
for their approval.
Application of Axel Nelson for can
collation. of Personal Property Tax in
the Village of Holt was on motion
recommended to Minnesota Tax Com
mission for their approval.
Application of Irving E. Quist for a
raise in compensation on all County
bitches to be raised to $3.50 per day
was on motion granted.
Pursuant to notice the Board pro-
S,oc nd
Warren sheaf., 1918-03-27

Hans c. Hanson. expenses
incurred. case of st. VS.
Alexander JonoSlly --- 21.S2
DR.. O. E. BelcOurt. CorOner's
fees viewing remains of P
G. Nystrom ----- 800
Sunnyres st Sana torium. care
and treatment of August
John ?. Ma1tson, stamped A'
envelopes and printing for
County Treasurer and
Judge Of Probate -- 1919
John P. Mattson. publishing
proceedings ------------- 1915
John P. Mattson, publishing
and printing in re Alien
John P Mattson, publishing
Delinquent Tax List - 266.76
Rogers & Co.. supplies for
E NJ Wilson. Jr publishing
Personal Property Tax
List 6075
City of Warren, light and
power service ------------ 53.57
Holt Weekly News. publish
ing Personal Property Tax
Marshall County Banner.
publishing Personal Pro-
perty Tax List --------- 1880
John Johnson. shoveling
snow on State Road No. 400
Andrew Anderson. livery.
State Roads No. l and - 200
John S. Bjorgaard. shoveling
snow. State Road No. - 500
Frank Nowacki. work on
State Roads No. and - 1900
John Johnson. services for
Highway Engineer. survey
of County Road -- 200
A f. Mattson. publishing
notice for dragging --- 100
John P. Mattson. publishing
notice for dragging 1890 30
Jacob Matero. work and
storage paid on culverts
State Road No. - 3.44
Tri-State Telephone & Tele-
graph Co.. labor moving
bitah fsieRhoSe Ne 3 line. County $50
Irving E. Quist. services and
expense Engineer County
Ditch No. 80 6233
John P Mattson, publishing
proceedings. County Ditch
w. O. Braggans services as
sisting Viewers -------- 500
John P. Mattson. publishing
County Ditch No. 80 &c. 14.05
| Irving E. Quist assigned to
State Bank of Warren.
| services and expense. En-
! gineer County Ditch No. 81 97.46
| On motion Board adjourned to March
21st. 1918. at 8 o'clock \. NJ.
Warren sheaf., 1918-03-27

March 2lst. at 9 o'clock \. NJ. Board
reconvened. All members present
Petition for formation Of new School
District in Town Of Nelson Park;
| o'clock P. NJ
kalman. Matteson & Wood made the
offer to purchase at par and accrued
interest all bonds issued by Marshall
Gonn5y So91n on on account Of ditehes estab-
Commissioner Q. Enge offered the
following resolution in writing and
moved it's adoption:
/ RESOLVED that the offer of Kal-
man. Matteson & Wood, of St. Paul
Count Drainage Bonds be and the
same is hereby accepted
Commissioner c. F. Adolphson sec
onded the motion and the same being
| put received majority Of the votes Of
the members Of the County Board and
was duly carried and was by the
Chairman. then presiding, so declared
| ed the following resolution in writing
| and moved it's adoption:
RESOLVED that the appointment OF
John John Husoy fas ,Ia as C0unty Agrieultura
Dean of the Department of Agricul-
| ture of the University of Minnesota
and the Marshall County Farm
Bureau Association be and the same
!
Commissioner o. Enge seconded the
| motion and the same being put receiv-
| ed a majority of the votes of the men,
| bers of the County Board and was
! duly carried and was by the Chairman,
! then presiding, so declared.
Commissioner c: F. ,Adolphson offer
| ed the following resolution in writing
| and moved its adoption:
RESOLVED that the room in the
| Court House on first floor known as
| WITNESS Room be set aside as an
office for the use of the County Agri-
| cultural Agent.
| Commissioner y. o. F'ladeland sec
onded the motion and the same being
| the members of the County Board and
was duly carried and was by the
Chairman, then presiding, so declared.
Commissioner Q. Enge offered the
| moved its adoption:
BE 1T RESOLVED that the sum of
-Four Hundred Dollars be appropriated
out Of the General Revenue Fund to
| the Marshall County tuberculosis AS
soclatlon for the purpose of paying for
the services of visiting nurses or other
IN preventing the spread of tubercu-
loss in Marshall County, or for the
| purpose of diSinfecting any building,
| rooms. residence. hotel or other place
IN such county infected with tuber-
culosis.
Commissioner A S. Rokl1e seconded
the motion and the same being put re-
ceived majority of the votes of the
members Of the County Board and was
duly carried and was by the Chair
man. then presiding, so declared.
~,
Warren sheaf., 1918-03-27

Try the Want Ads-it pays.
Warren sheaf., 1918-03-27

Pursuant to notice the Board pro-
ceeded to open bids for dragging and
the following bids were received as
fo11
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INVESTITO DAL TRENO

Giovedi ultimo, verso sera, tai
Reupben Smith, di ami 35 da
Creekside, fu vittima di una gra-
We disgrazia che gil cost6 la vita.
A causa dell 'abbondante neve ca
duta, 10 Smith, che era impiega-
to presso la B. R. & P. in qualita
di "Trackman", attendeva ALA
pulizia degli scambi, allorch6 ven
ne investito da un treno passeggie-
ri che gil asport6 completamente
una gambia. Trasportato con tut
ia urgenza in questo ospedale, vi
moriva dopo mezz 'ora in seguito
ALA grave ferita riportata ad al
ire contusioni inferno.
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L'ARRESTO DI UNA SPIA AU-
STRIACA

Certo John Porato, un suddito
di sua Maesta Imperiale, Reale ed
anche.... Apostolica... di Carlino
10 d d'Austria, fu arrestato Glove
di scorso in Johnstown nello sta
bilimento Gautier del Cambria
Steel Company. L'arresto fu O.
perato in seguito allie risultanze di
prove a carico di lui. Domandato
per chi intendeva combattere, il
Porado rispose: 10 voglio COM
battere per l'Austria; al diavolo
gil Stati Unit. " Lo svergognato
E state affidato nellie mani degli
agenti federali per essere tradotto
nellie carceri di Pittsburgh a di-
spozione dele autorita competen-
tt, poi internato in un campo di
concentramento.
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Attraverso la Contea @ Dintorni


stante collina ad una velocita non
trascurabile, la slitta sterz6 e 10
Schrecengost incapace a drizzar-
la, ando a dare di cOzzo contro un
palo telegrafcO. I primi accorsi
sui luogo della disgrazia, adagia-
rono il poveretto su una automo-
bile e 10 trasportarono all 'ospeda-
lie owe mOri senza riacquistare la
conoscenza. II disgraziato doveva
partire fra qualche giOrno sotto lie
armi. Lascia la moglie ed un ban-
bino.
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ana di Sconto di Firenze. La cas-
saforte era in nome di Mr.. Renou-
ard. Soto questo nome, che e
quello di una tiglia della signora
Caillauv, l'ex-primo ministro 81 re-
CO in Italia mel 1916 per prendere
accordi col disfattisti. Non 81 sa
esattamente che cosa conteneSse Ia
casa, ma pare che vi fossero, oltre
a un milione di franchi, parecchi
document della massima impOr-
tanza.
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blico in generate, rendiamo noto
che, cominciare dal IA Gennaio
cOrrente, chiunque deve trasferi-
re da un paese allaltro della mobi-
liza cd altro, ne faccia richiesta mel
corso della settimana. ii mittente
e pregato prestare la massima at
tenzione nella spedizione della
merci; il destinario Geve curare
di ritirarla dal vagone 0 dial de-
posito, mel minor tempo possible
Tutti coloro che non curassero T.
immediat ritiro della merce, saran-
no sottoposti a pagare una forte
tassa a seconda del tempo della de-
tenzione. Tale ordinanza ha eff
fetto a cominciare dal Il Genneio
1918. Mel rendere noto quanto So
pra, rivOlgiamo un caldO appello
al pubblico per una patriottica CO.
operazione.
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Particolari dell ARE
di Caillaux

PARIGI, 16-Dietro ordine del
presidente del Consiglio, on. Gle
menceau, ieri mattina l'ex-primo
ministfo Giuseppe Caillaux, accu-
sato di tradimento, fu tratto in ar
resto chiuso mel carcere de La
Sante. Oltre ad una profonda i'm
pressione 'arresto ha prodotto un
sense di sollievo dalla tensione che
esisteva nei circoli politici fin dal
giorno in cui La Camera del Depu-
tati concesse l'autorizzazione a
procedere contro Caillaux.
Non ostante la sua comparsa
dinanzi allie autorita militari,
Caillaux continuava a godere del
la quasi completa liberia di movi-
mento benche fosse soto sorvegli-
ANA. Ora l'ex-primo ministro &
in una celia POGO discosta da quel-
lie occupate da Bolo Pasha. Mari
oni Duval, Landau Goldsky, tut
ii implicati nello scandalo Alme-
reyda Bonnet Rouge" ed accu-
sato d intelligence col nemico. ST
afferma che sono IMMINENT altri
arresti.
Sembra che la decisione del Co.
verno di agire cola massima Sc
verita ed energia sia dovuta ALA
scoperta di document contenuti in
una cassaforte della Banca Itali-
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PAGA CON LA VITA IL GOOD
TIME"

Arturo F. Schrecengost, un a
mericano di ami %, residente in
East Church street, Indiana, mort
Sabato scorso in questo ospedale,
in seguito ALA rottura della colon
na vertebrate, riportata nellie vi
cinanze della propria abitazione la
sera di Giovedi della passata set
timana Lo Schrecengost, insieme
a diversi amici, 81 rec6 con la slit
ia di sua pertinenza sulle allure di
East Church street, per ivi godere
alcuni Riders Disgraziata-
mente, mel discendere la sovra-
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CADE E ST ROMPE UN BRAC.
CIO

Mrs. Elisabetta Williams, abb
tante al sud della quinta strada,
Indiana, nell 'uscire dalla porta di
casa per recarsi ola una amica vi
Gina, cadde in male modo e ripor-
to la frattUra dell 'anca sinistra e
la frattura del braccio destrO. Flu
trasportata all 'ospedale giovedi
scOrso, owe ebbe praticate imme-
diatamente lie cure del case.
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SULLA INCERTA VIA

Martedi mattina, Is del corren-
te, accompagnati dai parent e da
diversi amici, 81 recarono nella
corte di Indiana per ottenere la Ii
cenza di matrimonio, i Signori
Carmelo Aloi da STAFFORD, con la
gentle signorina Elisabetta Espo-
sito, di Carlo, e Vincenzo Panisiti,
pure da STAFFORD, con La legiadra
signorina Antonietta Esposito, Sc
condogenitta del nostro AMIGO 81
gnor Carlo. La funzione civiIe eb-
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nellie prime ore di lunedi matti-
no, un grave incendio 81 svilupp6
nell 'abitazione di Morgan Jones
da STAFFORD. Quando fu dato Pal
larme, lie famine avevano avvilup-
patio l'intero fabbricato in modo
che non fu possible mettere in sal
vo nulla della mObilia. Due pen
sionanti dial Morgan, nella lOtta
ira la vita la morte, 81 lanciarOno
da una finestra dell 'ultimo piano,
rimanendo feriti gravemente in Sc
quito ALA caduta. Condotti nell
ospedale di Dixonville, ad uno fu-
rono riscontrate dele laceraziOni
inferno, ed all 'altro dele escoria-
zioni ALA spina dorsale.
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AVVISO AL PUBBLICo

II Signor E. F. Robinson, Gene
rale Manager della Compagnia
Ferroviaria Buffalo, Rochester &
Pittsburgh, ci ha inviato il CO.
municato che qui sotto riportiamo
integralmente per la debita como
scenza del pubblico:
=" A scanso di consequence che
pOtrebbero esSere nocive al pub
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del TeSoro per la raccolta del Ri
tiuti di Archivo, che tanto contri-
butO ha dato ALA Croce Rossa, l.
on. conte Della Somaglia ha confe-
rito S. Z. l'on. comm. avv. A
chile Visocchi, sottosegretario di
State del Ministero del Tesoro, la
medaglia d'oro del benemeriti del
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be carattere spiccatamente sontu-
osa. AuguriamO al novelli sposi
i nostri pi1 fervidi auguri con la
promessa di ritornare sull 'argo-
mento non appena avranno luogo
gil sponsali religiosi.
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MUORE SUI LAVORO

James Boucher, di ami 63, da
Deckers Point, mentre attendeva
lunedi mattino al lavori nella pro-
pria Farm, cadde terra morto
in seguito ad un attacco apopletti-
co. | funerali ebbero luogo Clio
vedi ultimo.
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MEDAGLIA D'ORo ALL ON.
VISOCCHI

ROMA, 17-In riconoscimento
dele grandi benemerenze persona
il, nonche di quelle del Dicastero
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Un altro grave incendio scoppia-
to nella casa di Ewing j. McCur-
dy, da Lewisville, Venerdi scorso,
verso lie prime ore della sera, di-
strusse completamente l'abitato
del costo di parecchie migliaia di
dollari. Gran parte della mobilia
fu messa in salvO. La casa era as
sicurata per una ingente Somma.
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DISASTROSI INCENDI

A causa dell 'esplosione di una
stufa ad olio avvenuta nella casa
di certo Patrick da Taylorsville
l'intiero abitato fu distrutto com.
pletamente dial fuoco che, in men
che 81 dica, assunse proportion
aIlarmanti perch6 favorite dal ven.
to. La signOra Patrick, per met
tere in salvo della mobilia ed al.
tri valori, riport6 dele serie scot
tature ale mani ed al viso.
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WANTED TO BUY
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE II
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE Five room
modern house on east side east front
of paving; desire good vacant or irn
proved on paving Phone 1921
TO TRADE Tcn.Ac orchard close In,
for city property worth 81 800. Price
81 900 q L. Chancellor. II Alexander
Bldg Phone 22a7 35s5.R.
TO TRADE-BeAutiml room suburban
home with , acres Of land. n mile from
city limits for clear farm or city prop
crty: straight loan 81. 200 price 81, 500
O. l.. Chancellor. II Alexander Bldg
Phones 22a7 35R5R
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lOR SALE ny OwSER-Onc five and one
- room new bungalow. modern nati
side on paved Strrct, will sacrifice and
IOlO
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Used Cars S
Terms
3I6 e. Second ST.

40, AUTOS FOR HIRE GARAGES l2
FOR RENT Garage. sos south Elwood
GOOD GARAGE for rent at 1910 South
h"h'"r or Phone li74 j
1871. FpED TOURING car for sale. Phone
1H6 or liqs T.
1918 FORD TOURING - Firtt.clAas mo
charlrhi condition good top seats. four
Po"d tires 90 tho very best shape IN
every Nay: vii SCI. cheap. Write,
care World
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EMPLOYMENT
nELr WANIEn rEMALH

EXPERIENCED rolorcd g,rl Tor genera
h"u,"W"rk 10 small private faulty sopd
servant. quarters rhuur r''p
tNrtRihNCED bundle wrapper wanted at
"... lPor, Sh"r Store
ENNENIEN,Ir COLOEFp WOMAN
wanted Ton sonora hous,~"rs must tur
h.s0 rr.rrrr,rs rhnuo 1894 Il
or MN Department rn machine book
h"np,'E n"w "p.n. day and ryrH'r-
'.ass'- BurruuSi CalrU,hior and Boos
t"'p.n- school 5l9 20 Il Ir,t Nat 4
lbns b.d.
SINGLE cor ORED GIRL for genera houaa
"urh Phone -Gol
SNrRFcE QUIT BUSINESS MILL
I,ry "a" sAI, starts Medno ,dAv morn
lr- Ao' 10 last until everything ,
sod prrr, .ul 10 the fowe,l 'Eur, in
frd"," slors quickly hats formerly sold
for 'n .. 100 80 nov 81 o. hats irom
-. iH So TOW selling So IAl,
from So 30 10 tIs iu nov s,.Uus :, ,u
uar assortment viii 80 Al $ - fl2 rU
".lr.. n'nwN row - velvet ffn
h"r. p.a-Urs and all novelties 3" a. 30
I'f I,r' "'', many other bargains not
w"J''u.rF no 'his al We advise an rNr.
!. sr'r'lom i.2 south Main Nnna
Non,rAu l.2 south Main.
g. EN r~ QUARTERS Mould hGc to
lot tu uau nnd Wiir. white preferred. some
on" whu wound are for child Art N"W
With houh"Nork Address BoE a a'. ~ -
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WANTED Gr for general houscwors
srr'SA quarter, furnished Phone t-2b
"r r"h tt lni south R"stOu.