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New-York tribune., 1918-07-27
Plays and Players

Irving Berlin's Camp Upton show
Zip, Zip, Yaphank" will be presented
at the Century Theatre on August 10.
Sergeant Berlin has written eighteen
musical numbers for the performance
The profits of the performances will
be used for community house to be
built at Camp Upton. The show will
run for one week, with matirees on
Wednesday and Saturday,
Elise Bartlett will be unable to open
in "She Walked in Her Sleep" She
has been compelled to leave the cast
on account of illness.
Henry ". Savage has engaged Ger
trude Dallas to support Mitzi in Head
Over Heels"
Marjorie Patterson has replaced
Marie Doro in the cast of "Among
Those Present" Miss Doro relinquished
her role because she felt it was not
suitable to her.
The, Society of American Singers has
issued call for young soloists to join
the chorus in the season of opera
comique which begins at the Park The
atre on September 80.
Billy B. Van will head the bill in
the show to be given for enlisted men
tomorrow afternoon at the Casino
Theatre.
The opening of "The Blue Pearl"
with George Nash. at the Longacre
Theatre has been set for August g.
Miss Peggy Wood will leave the cast
of "Maytime" after the performance on
August 3 in order to open with the
original New York company in Boston
on August 5.
Ray Raymond. who appeared in
"Fancy Free has been engaged by the
Sh" berts for "NIiss I Don't Know"
Dorsha, the dancer, who is appearing
in "The Passing Show of 1915" viii
christen the torpedo boat Thatcher.
which is being built at Quincy, Mass.
The boat is named after Dorsha's
great uncle.
Justine Johnstone has been engaged
by. the Shuberts for pait in the new
mldnlght show which .hev will pro.
duce on the roof of the Forty fourth
Street Theatre in September.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-27

Total July %. 1918. s24.249.25
Contributions, preferably by check or
money order should be sent to The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund, The Tribune,
New York
New-York tribune., 1918-07-27

Dorsha, the dancer, who is appeariue
in "The Passing Show of 1915" wifi
christen the torpedo boat Thatcher.
which is being built at Quincy, Mass.
The boat is named after Dorsha's
great uncle.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-27

Justine Johnstone has been engaged
bN. the Shuberts for pait in the new
midnight show which .hev will pro.
duce on the roof Of the Forty fourth
Street Theatre in Scptember.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-27

~ Ray Raymond. who appeared in
ctiancy Free" has been engaged by the
Sh"berts for "Miss I Don't Know"
New-York tribune., 1918-07-27

Miss Peggy Wood will leave the cast
OF "Maytime" after the performance on
August 3 in order to open with the
original New York company in Boston
on August 3.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-27

The opening of "The Blue Pearl"
With George Nash. at the Longacre
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ARMSTRONC'S MILLS

The remains OF Freeman Perkins, who
d1od ut Cniup Sherman OF influenza, were
brought to his home and laid to rest in
The Ecnd Fork cemetery.
Ii. Pugh WAS caller at Barnett
Barers Tuesday.
Brooks and Clyde Dixon were business
callers at Bclalre Wednesday,
w. Fl. Parker and his force Of men are
engaged in saving rig timber for Mr.
Crushing. a well is located on the farm
G. James Ramsay.
c. ". Coulter and wife, OF kelsey, were
guests at the Abner WilkinSons Sunda?.
Miss Eta Wells, Of jacobs burg. wis
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Andrew
Ault last week.
Silar Dnrregs and J. W. StUnclng arc
conducting camp meeting ut Straffurtl
Mrs. l.. 81. GLADDEN. Is canvasS!nE in
the interest of the Liberty Loan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker and Mrs
W. II: Parker were I}elBurc CALLERS
Thursday.
Hettie Dixon visited friends In hem
wood Monday.
T. C. Tracy WIS 7 business caller ut
Bethesda Tuesday
J. r. Sudd Is on the sick list With
grippe
Mrs. z E. Jackson. Mrs George Pass
more and little son We're visitors 1t
Brooks pixon's last week.
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wider menace. and /" ting north OF Lille
Belgian. French and British troops
have driven forward another grim
throat. To no pnrt Of the line. appar-
entity. can the hard pressed center turn
for rcinforcemcnts and relief on scale
that would more than delay the advance
At any point
Thc sucarhcnd Of the British advance
was reported M La Catcau today fhat
would mean that the AnElo-AmerIcnn
effort has forged ahead until the north
arn end uf tho grcnt rhi!~hE SFSLE1n
hrhiad Tho Germans Is only Ia miles
distant. This lHiNral trunk lines passes
through TnlcncicnnGs. AvesRcS AND mr.
a0n reaches the Nous" nj CharleVi'lr
and runs thence through Sedan and en-
to tn" scout beast.
General Nnrch, chief Of staff, indica'-
last SATURDAY. that the cutting Of TINS
s-rcatrst single communication system
~ the rnc1nx WAS tho main objective NJ
,hr American thrust west "f the M"nsr
T,hc Americans are within less than ~
miles uf the road now At n point nfar'y
100 miles in All air line from the point
where. tn" British threaten IL on 'he
north. II may b.. Il rae" IT, cut the ro'lo'
but TN, strategic effect would BIZ dlirr-
Ont in cnch case
Should this line DO broken hy the
Americans now moving FORWARD On
both sides Of the Mcusn. II would out
m. German western front in half. SnHh
= move might he considered vitality nfc-
.ssary to the launching OF blow at the
Rhine valley. The German tronps IN
The north could offer little help II TINT
lateral rail system that has STOOD INK"
n wall behind the whole German front IN
France he lost to them.
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Soldier L1ust Remain In Camp.

The military authorities at Camp Tay-
lor Ky, have refused TO deliver to the
jefferson county authorities, Private
Walter Elliott. aged 81, Of BcrGolz. g..
who was indicted recently for second de-
gree murder for the killing OF Joseph
Koch. nj Amsterdam. The military au>
thorities demand copy or the grand
Jury evidences. which they Will review.
Private Elliott was arrested here
about TWO weeks ago when he came
home OH q furlouSh to attend the lu-
neral Of q brother. He WAS placed under
bond and sent 10 his home, i'll NergrolZ,
with orders II remain there until call
cd IN trial Meantime h" received an or
der to yeport for duty u- camp ana being
lfurc in fear Of the military than the
civil authorities. he went back. Deputy
Sheriff Howard Lucas went after him,
but returned to-day empty handed A
copy of th.. evidence against Elliott Will
be- furwur dcd to Camp Taylor. The conf
m;,ndant. informed the deputy that the
fate Of the soldier would be decided al
ter the evidence had been rcriewd
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HOLIDAYS COVE BOY
WITH THE CANADIANS
DIED FROM WOUNDS

Su....iaI Dispatch In the lntclhEencer
STEI'Ht.NEllLE, g.. oct. lp.--Safn-
ucl Owiugs. aged 80 years. son or Mt.
and Mrs George pwinES. OF HoNoayS
: Cove, W. Va. who was denied me prlFl-
lrgr of fighting under the Stars aho
Stripes, and who finally was accepted
, for service hy the Canadian army HAS
made the supreme sacrifice.
His parents received l. telegram from
Canadian Army Headquarters to-day cN-
Pressing regret that l,lclr son had died
+ in IN army hospital on September %.
from wounds received in action on the
day previous.
Samuel OwingS was among the first
70 offer his services to his country after
, the declaration Of war in April lSl4,
lie established record for tho country
! being rejected by L. s. recruiting OIL
GERS no less than nineteen times hetoro
he finally gave it up and wnt to r"ron-
~ ,'anada. and enlisted. lie w;LS lmme-
diutcly arCcptcd and month later re-
turned to his home at the cove 10 VISIT
his parents and say good-oye. Two
months later he was on the firing line
ana has Lecn i'll the thick OF The mighty
struggle Oh the western front LOT over
4 year.
The Young man was born in Missouri
but came To Holidays Cove with his
parents when L mere child. He attend
ed the SLeubcnvillc schools and gradn-
utrd from Stcubcnvillc high with the
class of lg0S. He returned TO his
fathers farm and followed agricultural
pursuits until war. broke out when he
announced his determination to have 4
+ hand in the downfall OF tho Hun IA"
Wa; a member OF the Baptist church OF
W,lrton, w. Va. He Is survived 10y his
parents, two brothers, Thurman and
.T,hn. and one SISTER. Mrs Thomas
Powell, all OF Holidays Hove.
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OHIO NEWS NOTES.

WOOSTER. - Fifty cases OF IN"
plague, thirty at Wooster college. have
been reported here. and all public meet
ings have been forbidden.
PORT CIIINToN.-Ml public services
have been forbidden as a result Of the
Spanish influenza
WILMINGTON.-Eo Rogers. Z teach
er and lawyer. is coming home from
France. blind. the result Of having been
gaSed-
ATHESS.-Two men were fined $500
each for bootlegging- One was fines,
s1oe end ordered to leave the county.
MARION.-Miss Doty Marie Moore is
dead Of tho fever and her mother and
sisters are very low.
DAYTOS.-Captain R ~. Schroeder
Of tho Wright aviation neld claims a
record OF IS. 800 feet.
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- Buy MORE Bonds
OFFICIAL FLAG BEARER

George L. Smith never misses n prraGc
or any other similar affair whore IN
american flag Is needed to do his luty
and during the past year has marched
in every parade held within the lucrl
district. lie is anxious In secure - uni
form for thr paradcs and is asking the
citizens Of Wheeling tn aid him IN Jur-
chasing it. George is crippled ami
therefore Is not abb" 10 ,iu manual work.
and any money that his friends may hc
able TO turn ovrr to him w;!l h.. much
appreciated.
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That is to be expanded until no part or
German shall be safe from tn" rain OF
hoTllIS. il is Il thing apart from the
lighting. observation and bombinE
sQu"t;rons attached 10 the vnriOus army
corps which work in close cooperation
VIII tho troops on attack or defense.
TIL ".ork Of thr independent force is
bombing Of mIn',iun works. factories.
c,irs End other Important center far be-
hind IN" GrrnraE lines. 1t has been
specifically promised that eventually
I;"ri'n isrif wi. fnnw what an air raid
rHr.tils. ana tee Whole great project ~
Il Il ret answer 10 tho German air at
taxi upon tLiplLS$ and un1ortincd
ErI;..h r. nch a'd Belgian towns.
Another striking point about tho size
or Tho .,inr,i.rn ri,'iinE feet is the fact
thu: u - only III" first American hlnw
from The ar IN .hi' campaign. The very
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q MISSING AMONG
CREW OF The FRASCH

WASHINGTON. Oct. Ir.-SiN officers
and !; enlisted men of the crew "t the
car2r steamer Herman Fr>tSch. SUNK IN
collision with The steamer George y.
Henry. October !. were officially reported
missing today hy the navy department
Officers missing are: Lieut.. Commander
{. Il Studdard. GA Carlton avenue
Brooklyn:, Lieut.. William {. stewart
south .Ampton. Eng. Lieut. Francis T.
smith, Mamrrcncck. n. y; Lieut.: Her
bert /: Olson. New York: Ensign WHEEL
don Abrusa<t. Springfield. Ohio, Robert
T., prakin. brooklyn. y. y.
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AIR OFFENSIVE
fcontinued from Page one.]

abroad by General rrrshinE nave oe'h
released for publication.
Tn. fact that only 80 tons or oomnS
were dropped by such Il force strucA
Some air service officers as surprising.
The ordinary bomb capacity OF meet
~ Til" kind described for SUCH short
trim nrphably would u" ten times mat
weight nf explosives. il was said.
The most significant feature or the
fast great American raid Is the fact
tina, It irC cafes that tho United States
has now taken its full place beside the
allies in the air AZ we'll us on land and
sen. The bombing sQuadrons which
mado Up this air fleet probably repre-
sent tbs first definite American unit OF
major Importance in the independent
air forces which are being built up by
he entente powers. The British and
French gcVrrnmnnts now officially de-
scribe their bombing operations as the
work Is this independent air force.
What is meant is the navy Of the air
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CAMBRIA SMASH
Continued from Page One.)

can forces which hav" broken through
the great 81. Qucntin-CamDral dsrcn-
Sivo zone. Il" tn" south II IS known
that the enemy IS siraIninS every ell
fort to hold up til" French along Inc
Suirpc river. All but ono ii the "A good
Ir,,II,ru divisions on mis- front. it has
hncu reported. arn nov III the front line.
ShoulJ Ilr. French reach and pass IN"
Aisne. ns they lhr"atGn /" d.. tho en-
cruy forces in the l.ann pocket HppaF-
.nuily would h. in desperate straits.
Still Farther cas-; I" III" Mousse and
hnvnnd French and American forces are
striking l;rrrely ahead. carrying nn even
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POLICE PICK-UPS

James Coates was arrested last cvr-
ming by Officer F1rfsncr fnr splitting "u
the sidewalk. This is The first arrest
mehe for This "!irnSc sine" the "Ilu''
came to the city. owen Johnson. not
the noted writer. wts arrested by
Officer Higgins for imdulg!uS tur much
in the juice th:.l InuhdlrS. IT,. Glmiu"u
was arrested on an assault Chnrl:. by
Officer Craig. Officer fskcy &rnpea""d
with Frank Good Wll" WAS inclined /" ha
Il b. ilS"rd"rly. GecrE" l."nnrh. II
Sp..'= vas rnrr.lrd lay I|i!c=r I:uilr
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Turks Flee When The
British Reach Beirut

LONDON. Oct 19.-frcnch and Brit
1sh warships which cutcrcd Beirut. the
chief seaport Of Syria on Sunday found
tina; the town had been evacuated by the
turks. says an official statement issued
today by the British war office.
Bclrut was occupied by dctachm"ntS
or British Indian infantry ON Tuesday.
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victim Of Influenza,

Glen White. formerly al brilliant. O..
who left there recently To SO into the
navy, WIS stricken with influenza
aboard Il transport recently and died
shortly after being taken to IL New York
naval hospital. His remains wcr" ship
pad Ia EurEcttstown. III. Whcr" inter
lnrni Will be- made.
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Given Soldiers Burial.

The funeral of John Stockton Vance
Stcub"nvillc youth. who died of SPANISH
influenza, 1t Camp Lee, Va. was held
from the home Of his father. 7. w.
Vance here this afternoon. He was
given n soldiers burial. Sons Of Vet
Grams, Stcubrnville Minute Men and
other sem-miltary organizations took
mart i'm the service at the grave.
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Still Going,

Al noon to-day the Liberty Loan com
mittrc ;tt Mingn junction reported sub
scriptinI,s loIaliing S2I2. 400. TIL" owns
quota Of $4,000 will in all probability
lee. Reached before the end at tn" week.
Announcement was ais" made To-day
that brilliant and Wells township had
subscribed sllS.0D1. thu employees Of the
Coal Company subscribing
S1n nOn
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No Flu Cases Here

The city board Of health held another
meeting Jast night and having no re-
ports OF any FLU cases In Steubenyllle
again deferred action on closing up the
town TO prevent IN epidemic As recon-
mended by the Chamber of Commcrcc.
The situation here will be put up to the
state health board directly to-day by
Health Officer Smith, who is in L'olum-
brs
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nornpepsatiou News,

Two fatalities in the mines OK "e1'
Virginia were reported TO The work
mems compensation department tcdaE:
Isom Darby was killed at the mines OF
the Coal Fork Coal company Mt ohley'
October S, by q fall OF slate lie was
IS wears old an dleares his widow ano
TWO children. Lester l.. waugh was
crushed TO death while loading coal at
the mines OF tho Pocahontas Fuel corn
pany near the Firs-4la line. lie was
80 years old and is survived by h1S
widow and four children
Three rev concerns today subscribed
to tho workmeu's compensation fund
They are, George r. Rosensteel COM
pany, joining contractors located at
Grafton: Clay County Fuel company,
engaged IN mining. located at Charles
ton. and Ivan W. Polling. also engaged
in mining coal. located at Buckhannon.
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today By the secretary Of state The
concern is capitalized at s1o.oO0,oeo: ana
was organized by the following Ne"
York men. most OF whom have lnteE-
rsts in other large mining companies
in various parts Of the state: Samuel l..
Howard. Louis II. Gunthcr. Paul Smith,
George V. Reilly and Harry OEoughlin-
Offices have been opened in Charleston
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size Of that fIrcc IS q warrant tor IN"
overwhelming character OF the AF'crl-
can ar Ieets chat VII come In time.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 1o--The
New Gauley Coal company. with vast
holdings along the Gauley river. in
Nicholas county. was issued charter
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AVIATOR KILLED

DENVER. Colo. Oct. 10.-Lieut. 9. G
Mutt, who few from Houstan to Denver
in an airplanc last week. was killed this
afternoon while flying over Denver In in
exhibition preparatory TO returning /"
Texas,
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FORT WORTH. Texas. Oct. 10.-Cadcl
Perry Lyons. of Vicksburg, Miss was
killed in m airplane accident here today.
He IS survived by a mother in Vlcksbur@
and several brothers in service iii
France,
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judge Z. NJ WGtamaker Of The state
90 supreme court today received card
, from HIS SON. Lieutenant Walter wanna
maker. stating that ne Is held prisoner
In Germany and the: his injury consists
= broken leg.
{ TMA rs the !!rst direct word judge
-Wanarnaxer has received from his son
t. since he was reported missing after an
air engagement over the German lines
early. in August
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Nearly seventy counties n Ohio are
now affected by the Spanish plague ke-
ports up TO late last night showed o..
200 new cases in the state Portsmouth
has come forward with $50 cases and
in IN, state there arc probably 10000
There are 900 cases at Findlay.
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ASA ". Jones, who was iI'utcnah,
governor during the administration OK
Governor Asa 8. Bushnell .: SprtnGiclu'
died yesterday at his home III Man"nlne
county. He served as Iudse advocate
-eneral during the first administration
az Governor Foraker. and tor many
Years Was active IN Republican affairs
in Ohio.
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LOsI'...-FOUEn.

LOST-Shrine pin, with pearl setting.
Phone Mrs, Hale, Masonic Temple.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by. viz
tue of a judgment and decree in fore
closure, rendered and given by tins
District Court Of the Third JUDICIAL
and State of North Dakota, and en-
tered and docketed in the ONCE OF the
Clerk of said Court In and for said
County, on the 4th day of September
chants National Bank of Fargo, @
corporation, was Plaintiff, and ia
Erickson was Defendant, In favor OF
the said Plaintiff and against the said
of three hundred thirty-fiye Dollars
and twSnty-one cents, which 1unE-
ment and decree, among other things.
directed the sale by me, of the per-
sonaI property hereinafter described,
to satisfy the amount of said JuJg-
ment, with interest thereon, and the
costs and expenses of such sale, or 60
much thereof as the proceeds of such
And by virtue OF a writ TO me issued
out of the office OF the Clerk OF SAID
Court. in and for said County of Cass
and under the seal of sat3 Court.
directing me to sell said personal
property to the highest bidder. for
cash, at public auction, at the 'front.'
door Of the Court House in the CITY
of Fargo, in the County of Cass ana
State Of North Dakota, on the l3ths
day OF September, A. D. 1915 az 2
o'clock .. m, of that day, 10 satlsEg-
said judgment with interest and coats
thereon, and the costs and eXpenssE
of such sale, or so much thereof as
the proceeds of such sale applicable
thereto will satisfy. The personal
property TO be sold as aforesaid puT-s
auailt to said Judgment and decree,
and to said writ, and to this notice,
are described in said augment, decree
and writ, as follows, to-Wit: one
Allen five-passsnger touring car witht
slip covers and Westinhouae electric
equipment, all complete with Fire
stone tires, two non sktdB and Two
plain tread, and top with slip covers
A. n ROSS,
Sheriff OF Cass County ~ ..
Pollock & Pollock, Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff, Fargo, n. D.
Dated September. 8. 1918.
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FOR RENT--HOUsEs AND FLATS.
go

FOR RENT-Three-room nat; water,
light and furnace. Inquire Graham
Co, sos LIST Ave. N. e-
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LAFAYEFTEgs BIRTHDAY.

New York. Sept 6.-Tha 1e1st ami
YerBary OF this birth Of the Marquis de
Lafayette and the fourth anntgersarv
.of the hrst battle of this Marine were
celebrated jointly ia New York today
by q series or patriotic addresses T ksA
French trf-c0lor was literally dis
played throughout the city
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SITUATION WANTED - BY young
lady bookkeeper, with years ex-
perience; best OF references. Address
385, Forum.
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WANIED-Girl for generaI house
Work; small family. Phone $50.
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GIRLS BAND.

Devils Lake Organizes One to Meet
Returning Soldiers,
Devils Lake. n. d. Sept. 6s--TweTa~
ty girls met at the home OF MT
and Mrs q. + Eerhaugen to organise
a girls band. Under the direction of
Mr. Nerhangen, these girls will meet
every Sunday for practice, and when
The boys come marching home, they
will find much to their surprise this
girls band of Devils Lake out to
meet them.
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TO BxCHANGE-24o acres. improved,
land clean, 1918 crop worth $4,000;
for few days will consider city
property in part payment Address
No. 397, Forum.
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FOR sALE--25-46 Minneapolis gas
tractor and avery self-lift, SHOT
tom stubbIe plows and improved
Rumely separator, with belts com
plere, nearly new; having sold my
farm, have no use for them. See or
write s. Fletcher. 214 e. End St. VAL
ley City. n. D.
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FAMILY WET WASH LAUNDRY 49,
Free delivery, both cities. 10 4th
Ave. s.. Moorehad. Phone BASS.
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At the office Of Dean BoIley Of the
Agricultural school 1t was said today
that the worm had been troublesome
in many parts OF the state. that i
was NOT difficult of control as it
could be treated as the cabbage
worm. 1t has been prevalent in the
state since about the middle Of july.
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FOR ExCHANG GLE.

CITY PROPERTY in Canada to trade
for second hand car. Address sos
care Forum.
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