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Fifth Race Allowances, purse
$1,000; for three year olds and up:
mile and sixteenth: Mistress Polly
99, Bon Trcmp 100, Rifle 1914. Court
ship l06. Arriet 106.
Sixth Race Allowances. purse
$500; for two year old colts and geld
mgs five furlon2s: Marse John l09,
Sam Reh l09' Iancelot l09. Jago 1909.
Uncle White l12, TickHsh i12.
Seventh Race Claiming: purse
$500; for three year Odds ana mp:
nile and three-sixteenths. Alert l1l
Chick Baroley 1903, Eddie r. 1914 Fair
ly 1906 Charles Francis 1906 VIII no
l0G, George Roescha 106. Duke Of
Shelby l0d. Fair Orient LOG, old Ben
100, Elrey TO-, Rifle Shooter m2: also
eligible Beautiful Girl l07 Cruces
lo1, Buck Nail 1906, Pit 104, Surpass-
ing 101, EXborter 1914
Weather cloudy; track fast
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LATONlA ENTRIES.

First Race-ClaimIing: purse $500;
for three year Odds and mp; maidens,
mile and seventy yarls Saza Nam
"a 81, The Toff a. Jitfy 1902, Charley
Nolte l05, Rose of Autumn l05, Ned
Milej bright l07 Lucky Day 40. Jason
IN, Grafton ILL., Leixhp III, Little
MarchmOnt III III. Iron Master 1l6;
also eligible Little Beau 102, Judge
Wright H. 102, Sasenta 90, Bar One
1902, John l. Day 105, Reyiyor 119.
Second Race Claiming; purse $500
for tour year olds and up; six fur
longs: Running Queen l1O, Miss
Shot 1906, Ndio l05, Miss MINI 107, Sir
Edgar 1917, Yorkville los. Falls City
109. zim 1903, Alex Getz 1903, Kenwai
mo. Vagabond mo, Arch Plotter 1l2
also eligible. Jeffrey Ill. The Grader
1og. Ague 1903, Lotus ll6, Ed Carl
son l05 Toy Miss 107
Third Race-AlloWances purse
$500; for three year olds; six fur
longs: Biscuit Tortoni l0O Bfig o.
War 100, Sweet Alyssm 1O4 SILK
Lady 104, Aztec 106, Bombast 1O5,
.Clairyoyant 1876, Ichiban 1917, Siorocco
1903. DR. Levy 1o9.
Fourth Race Claiming; purse $500;
for three year Odds; mile and seventy
yards: Angelina 81, Tell Me 81, star
Baby 80. Acheron 101, Kate Adams
1Ol RAFFERTY, lUl Clara Martin 10l,
Salvatelo 1O2 Little Princess 104,
Parrish l04, Dr. Nickel 104 Bit OF
Barney 100; also eligible, Broom Ped
dler 80, Audrey X 1906 Elizabeth H.
9g. Thrills ~.
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EIGHT STARTERS nm DERBY

Latonia, Ky, June 20-'G D. Alex
ander's fine colt Escoba, which would
have been one of the fayorites for the
Latonia derby next Saturday, will not
start in that event He bowed a
tendon in his race yesterday with
Beaverkill and can hardly be made
ready for another race before next
fall.
This leaves eight starters for the
Derby, Of which a. p Whitney $
Johren will be strong favorite
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sOUsA rs COMPOSING
AMERICAN WEDDING MARCH

chieaso Tune 80 An American
@eddius march ta displaoe These PSI
Wagner and Nendelsaoha s ia pa-
cess ol composition hy iie euaut
John lhlNp souaa handmaster "a lha
Great lakoe Naval training station
Il was announced tQ4a3
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NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby gwen that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Central Avenie Realty Company
viii be held at the Arkansas Trust
Company Hot Springs Ark, on Tues
day, June rs. 1918, between the hours
Of four and six D. m for the purpose
Of electing a board Of directors for
the ensuing year. and the transae-
ton Of such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting
1T r RECTOR, secy.
GBO r. HGLplNG. Pres.
Hot Springs. Ark, June ( 1918.
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HDUTCH" LEONARD is
PLACED IN CLASS ONE

Fresno, Cal, June 20.-Hubert
eDutchl Leonard, pitcher for the Bos-
ton American league baseball team,
was today placed in class one by the
Fresno city selective service board.
Leonard has been in class two, but
was moved up as a result of the re-
ification order of the provost
marshal general He married after
the draft law went into effect.
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II it's good coffee with pure cream
and the best creamery butter you are
looking for, you will find 1t az
Frisby's S-S II
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-21

Friends and strangers pay the sam
price at the one price cash store
Halls Quality Shop. 5-31-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-21

You Hoovefize, when YOU order
what You like and Ike what YOU or.
ier Good thlues 20 eat az Frlshy'a
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Or N 1. Thompson has returned 10
'be oity pa can ha found 10 bis offiea
IA the Gaines block i,i0- 4
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r H. q

First game
Score by innings: R.H.E
Philadelphia .. 600 600 0O2-2 Z o
Boston ......... 1900 600 600 3 o
Gregg ana Dugan Jones and Ag-
new
Second game
Score 10y inning Ri. Z
Philadelphia 1000 600 0Go--J .
Boston ........000 Dob O0x-3 6 q
Perry ana Perkins; Leonard, Mou-
neauX and Schang.
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R'rieby wants % sea yof the popu
IA place u uat "a rs a
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y innings r I'll r.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Score by innings R.H r..
Washington ZOO 600 202-4 z I
New York ...... O00 GOO 010-1 s /
Harper and Picinich, Finneran and
Hannah.
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Score by innings: r. II +
cleveland ...l00 003 000 OIL q
Chicago ....01O GOO 500 Is 9 4
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Score by innings r. III. T.
Chattanooga ...3l1 600 000-5 ~ 2
Mobile ........10l coo Ops 4 3
Ring and Higgins; Johnson and Nc
Daniels
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Score by innings:
II E.

otUIt UY INNINGS. h. IT. y
Little Rock
600 coo coo 600 coo 90 10 0
birmingham
coo coo GOO 600 coo ii II Il
Boman and Brottem; Slapnicka and
HaWorth.
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Score by innlngs:

otUTb Ul INNINGS. 70 IT. \.
Memphis ......010 010 PIP 10 O
Atlanta .......001 goo O12-4
Prieste and Hargraye; Hoffman ana
Walton
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Giuliani. Abel: wat"r6ury. Conn.
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ioi"kerson. Elliott; Frecport Ohio.
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findley. George T.: McConb. Mo.
ForEettc. william L.. Mavncid. y. Y.
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fryr Anton: I.udirrton. Mich.
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t'arsk". Bruno 4: North f'r-cdom WIS.
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Olson. i'ranl W. BoNh,iIn. iowa
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iiansuan, Edward J.: Carroll Iowa
Hardy. Wyatt II: Franklin. Ca.
Harper. Doctor l.; Malvern. Ark.
Harris. Andrew; Egypt, Miss
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The New CaIomel Tablet That
Is Entirely Purified Of Nau.
seating and Dangerous DUAL.
tiles.

or all tho medicines in the world IN.
doctors prize calomcl most highly 10
break up cold overnight or 10 cut
short an attack OF influenza, Ia ErIppe.
sore throat or deep-seated cough and
poss'bly TO prevent pneumonia. Now
mat all OF It's unpleasant and danger
GUS Qualities have been removed. tho
ncw Kind OF calomcl called "Calotabs"
is the doctors ideal treatment for colds,
tie
one Calotab on the tongue at bed
'iile win swallow OF watcr.--that's
all No salts. no nausea nor tho sIi-L,
est interference with your eating. your
work or pleasures Next morning YOUR
cola has vanished and your whole sys
TEN Is purified and refreshed CaIot,b,
Is sold only in original sealed pack
ages; price thirty-tivc cents Your
druggist recommends and guarantee.
Calotabs by rcfundinE the price II YOU
are not dcliRhted--Adv
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Quick, Way to End
StomacE1aT roubIe
Prepare 1t at Homo for Few Cent?,
az nesu,ariy TOT week or 60

Wouldn't you like to know once moro
What AZ means to feel good healthy
hearty meal without suffering from In
d.gestion, gas, belching. bloatins. heart
plantation. nervousness and other dig
trcss as you usually do?
Then take this advice and get two
ounces OF concentrated liquid Msriir
taIomatic) 80 cents worth. from your
Co, Fort Wayne. Ind. Dilute the Mar
Tx with double the quantity of pure
water and take teaspoonful before
each meal.
Just see how quickly you get blessed
relief; It's effect is wonderful. No mat
ter what you've tried or what has fall
cd 10 help you, this simple old homo
remedy has got to help and beneflt you
or money back. That's how sure It is.
you'll say II Is worth a hundred times
The price. Get 1t now and try II before
your next meal.
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Hodge. I.lcweiiyn Min,. Ia;

Holman. Guy J.; Camp Till, Pa.
Mlnr. AS"Ae'
IIobrook.. Charles w: Duluth. Ga.
hoorer. John s.: Rocky Ford. Col.
Johnson. John A.: Essex. Iowa.
Jones Early b.: Monticello Mist
EhGcht Emil o.: Trcmpclcau, Wis.
iIolicck. Charles p: Michicot, Wis
KURT. Levi: ,Dcimond. Iowa
i'ahtt William H.: Cook. Mimi
i'anders simon NJ; Scottsvliic. Ky.
M ,;,mEer; Joseph ,s, A.; Topeka. Kans.
Manchec. w!nchcll H.: Toronto Canada
Memord. John w: SprinsdaIe, KY
Methc. Almond D.: South Burlington W
MSEcr Charles w: BurkettsviIie OhioI
Miller. Charles s.; Phiadephia Pa.
Miilj. Ira; Valparaiso. Ncb.
MOTIFS. Jonnic H.: Hermitage. Tenn.
Nasci. Walter: Warren Greg
Norman. Clinton H.; McEittrick Mo-
Oideh. Alexander; Bayonne. r.. j.
Phelps. Marvin X: Texarkana Ark d..
onesenhcrry. William o.: Washington.
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ShnLe louis =. Blair. Neb.
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Mrs. Mary kiAby, 3533 Princeton Ave-
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bed with IL g:ippc and threatened with
pneumonia. ] couchcd so very bad
sent and got a bottle Of i'oicy'S Honey
and Tar Compound and IL stopped my
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around IN" house. l am 70 years old
and can say as long rs live I Will
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splendid results obtained with Fcley's
Honey and Tar in treating coughs
colds. Group and whoopiuS cough. Sold
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WASHINGTON HAS QUIT
GUESSING ABOUT NOTE
CONTINUED from page ID


same thing happened again later in
the week.
Every version of the probable ma
ture of the reply under considera-
ton, if not adopted, indicates that
the Germans are preparing to come
forward with what they, at least,
will expect the world to believe is a
long step toward meeting conditions
which President Wilson has said
must be met before there can be
thought of an armistice or discus
sion of peace. Whatever may be the
substance of the note it is believed
here it's form will be designed to
make it difficult for President Will
son to avoid further exchanges.
According to one of the reports to-
day the Germans will agree to evac-
uate Belgium and to abandon pro-
visionally unrestricted submarine
warfare, but will dispute the right
of foreign powers to NEEDLE with
German internal affairs. Another
says the offer will include immediate
suspension of submarine warfare,
political guarantees and an armistice,
which the American and German
high commands will arrange on the
battlefield" A dispatch from Madrid
saying the Spanish government had
been informed that all German sub
marines had been ordered to their
bases appeared to support sugges-
tions that abandonment of the u
boat campaign has been determined
upon.
Government officials and diplo-
mats heard all OF these reports with
interest, but pointed out the futulity
of attempting to discuss them. Aban-
donment of submarine ruthlessness
would be one of the important meas
ures upon which consideration of an
armistice is conditioned, but even if
the fragmentary information at hand
purpDrted to come from official
sources, which it does not, 1t is not
sufficiently definite or complete for
any one here to hazard a guess
whether the terms of the Presidents
decision have been complied with.
Competent spokesman of the gov
eminent have said and reiterated
that there is to be no drawn out
series of exchanges. If the German
government seeks talk without sub
mission, the President is expected to
refuse to continue the discussion.
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EVERY COUNTY.
IN STATE OVER
TOP IN FOURTH
LOAN SATURDAY
Final Figures Not Yet
Available, State Chair
man Announces
(Special to The Forum.l

Marion, N. D., Oct. 21.-Reports
received at state headquarters Sat
urday night prior to the closing hour
for the Fourth Liberty Loan drive in
the state and the nation indicated
that every North Dakota county had
gone over the top, Wesley c. Nc
Dowell, state chairman. announced
today.
Mr.. Mcdowell added. however. that
final figures for the counties and the
state would not be available for some
time, probably a week or ten days,
owing to the great mass of clerical
work required on auditing the re-
ports. The banks. too, are late in re-
porting as a result OF the great vol
ume of loans handled through them.
But for the Spanish influenza
epidemic in the state, the busy sea-
son and the aim Jit utter impossible
ity Of securing clerks and bookkeep-
ers to handle the reports, 1T would
by this time be possible to announce
totals" Mr.. Mcdowell said. There
is little doubt but that the state is
safely over the top, but there will
be no large oversubscription."
North Dakota's quota in the loan
was SIS. 900, 900.
Mr.. Mcdowell was advised today
that A. r. Rogers. Minneapolis,
chairman for the Ninth district, Sat
urday night reported the Ninth dis
trict to Washington as being over
the top.
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BRIEF SUMMARY OF
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

Paris-Dispatches received here in
dictate the German reply to President
Wilson's note will announce imrnedi-
ate suspension of submarine warfare
and will offer political guarantees
Washington = Promulgating sug-
gestions through which it is hoped to
end the influenza epidemic, federal
health authorities asked doctors not
to perform operations except where
absolutely necessary to save life.
Tokio-Takashi Hara, Japan's first
commoner premier, announced he and
his colleagues desired that Japan and
America "be brought closer together
and every misunderstanding re-
moved. s-
Neutrality-suspicious. spent for re-
lief work in Belgium for the ten
months ending June 80. totalled
$1,947,325. 49,.
new trucks to the army overseas, the
war department established six repair
stations to practice intensive economy
in the matter of preserving motor
transportation in America. -
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Danes ReUiOe Old
Hun TreatyTerns
(Ru Aaaociated Press. J

Amsterdam, Oct. 21.-Denmark, &C
cording to news agency kilograms to
the Dutch press, has sent a note to
Germany suggesting that certain
terms Of the treaties executed be-
tween the two countries in the period
from 1860 to 1870, should be carried
out.
The Vaderland points out that arti-
Gle / of the treaty of 1864, which ced-
ed the dukedomes of SchleswiG-Hol-
stein and Lauenburg to Prussia,
provided for a plebiscite in SchlesWlg
to decide whether the inhabitants
would prefer allegiance to Germany
or to Denmark. This provision, 1t is
declared, never has been carried out.
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STATE WIDE MUSIC CONTEST
University Inausurates New Fea'
+ure for State Hiqhschool Week

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 21.-A
state wide music contest is the latest
innovation in connection with the
annual conference week to be held
at the state university. Soloists,
clubs, choruses, etc, will compete in
the state event for prizes.
Previous to the state contest, dis
trict contests will be held as fall
lows western central district at
Dickinson normal: northwestern dis
trict at Minot normal; Valley City
district at Valley City normal; May
vile district at Mayville normal;
North Central district at Bottineau,
central west district at Bismarck;
Devils Lake district at Devils Lake;
Southeastern district at Wahpeton;
east central district at Fargo. and
Grand Forks district at Grand
Forks. f-.s
w. w. Norton. head of the depart
ment of music at the university is
in charge of the contest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
The HUN Is AN lNFIpEL
That's BIewetts Verdict After Ten
DAYS in the Trenches

jamestown, N. D.. Oct. 21.-"The
Hun is an infidel and fights like a
thief in the dark"
That is the verdict of George
Blewett of Jamestown. son of Coun-
ty Auditor Blewett. after ten days in
the trenches. He writes his father:
1--WE have had 10 days in the trench
es, and it is everything you have
heard, and more. We lived in a
dugout in No MANS land, which
was surrounded by Boche dead. We
had to keep on the job day and
night. but a man can fight for days
and days and never fall from ia
tigue. Our work is full of interest
and everyone is game. The Hun is
an infidel and fights like thief in
the dark"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
To Keep North Dakota Fit Place For the
Return of the Nations Heroes.

your everyone your precinct your
county understands House Bill A. the bill
espoused and the Socialist League Leaders, that
Proposed Constitutional Amendments thoroughly understood
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
STRIKE IN WAR PLANT.

NY 1AasVGINLUu II Ega0sJ
Springfield, Mass, Oct 21-The
employees OF the Springfield aircraft
corporation walked out this morning
in an effort to enforce demands for
an increase in wages. Al demand FOR
an eight-hour day had been granted
and took effect today. The company
employs about 1900 persons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21

Many OF the leading Democrats of
Minnesota are in the fight in support
Of Governor J. A. A. Burnquist, the
number including Judge Charles w.
stanton, of Bemidji; Dan LAWYER, of
st. Paul; and A. c. Weiss, Of Du-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
Boston RegainS
Normal Condition
(BV Assnctafed- Press.

Boston. Oct. 21.--Norrnal condi-
tions were resumed in this city to-
day when schools theaters, motion
picture houses and other places of
public assembly were allowed to re-
open. Although considerable num-
Der of deaths were still being report
ed daily, officials believe the disetse
is under control.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
FUNERAL FOR MARRIAGE DAY

Iowa Girl Comes to Wed Dakotan
Who Dies on Eve of Wedding
Devils Lake, N. D.. Oct 21..Miss
Lucille Loveland of Waterloo, Iowa,
who came to Devils Lake several
days ago to be married on Saturday
to Roger LeDue, son Of John LeDue
of Doyon, this county, today attend
ed his funeral.
The intended groom. died on the
eve Of his wedding day from infiu-
enza. and Miss Loveland, too, is i'll
Of the same ailment.