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Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-03
GETTING TOGETHER.

The Allies have long lacked the unity
of command SO necessary ia any achieve
faent great OF small The Germans have
had one commander in-chief from the
very beginning OF the war This has
given to them a great advantage. Thanks
TO the overriding of petty excuses and
worse, at last the welcome news has
come from the western front that Gem
eral Foch, the hero of the battle of hte
Marine has been appointed generalissmo
of the Allies. The spirit of France is
the spirit of victory and under our new
leader we have every possibility of a
speedy. success.
President Wilson who in times past has
spoken for the American people so elo-
quently has already voiced our sentiment
In congratulating the new generalissimo
ION his new authority
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Coming!
Battle of
the 9acifc
AMERICA WILL FIGHT
AGAIN-PREDICTION
How Will Justice Be Melted
Out to the Kaiser?

That the weird is soon to witness
another great war on even q larger
scale than the present one has been,
and that It win be q struggle between
the Orient and the occident. In which
America and Japan VIII take the lead
ing parts, is the belief Of many writer's
Evangelist Il. B. wescott VIII speak
on the question, in the light OF Bible
prophecy at the Dixie Theatre, Sunday
afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. The sub
ject OF his lecture VIII be "The Com
ing Battle of the Pacific"
kAISER's PUNISHMENT
At 1880 O'Clock Mr.. Wescot VIII
preach again. His subject, "Wi1 the
kaiser Spend Eternity in HELP" has
been creating a great deal Of interest
and discussion, and will undoubtedly
draw out a Large congregation.
These lectures viii continue for sew
eral weeks, and beginning on Sunday
there will be services both afternoon
and night.
There is no charge OF admission at
these services. and every one IS made
Welcome.
Miss nellie Mead, who has been sick
with severe cold, is recovering, so It
is hoped she viii be able to lead the
singing Sunday.
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FIRST NJ. p. CHURCH.

This being the first sunday after
Thanksgiving. let every 1one shake
himself real good and turn out to Sun
day school, and thereby make this the
record breaker for the year. God is
expecting a goo days work out Of
each of you on Sunday. Shall He be
disappointed and shall our souls go
hungry and faint? Sunday school
promptly at $3.50 a. m, ]. A. SwiSer,
superintendent. Sermon, 10:45 a M,
theme, vastly Better" Evening ser
vices: Endeavor, 1900. Public wor-
ship, 1870; sermon theme, True
Aristocracy." We have recently
heard much about false aristocracy, so
come out and learn about true aristoc-
racy. All are invited to attend these
services. Welcome
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Here Is an excellent opportunity for
the young people OF your home to re-
cefye a me training. The Senior En-
deaTor Society VIII meet at $50;
leader, Miss Gertrude Rollins; topic,
Aour Pleasure" / Cor. 1923, q; 81
80: 1:1. Evening service 1880; ser
mon by the pastor on this topic: WI
liam Hohenzonern- KaIser-and
What Punishment He Deserves.' The
semiannual congregational meeting
wiz be-held next wednesday at 1880.
Reports Will be read from all the diff
ferent Organizations OF the church.
The Presbyterian Legion Will hold
their annual bazaar next Thursday
and Friday with a turkey supper on
Thursday evening.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
Fairnont Avenue and Fourth Stree

Fairmont Avenue and Fourth Street.
Claude z. Goodwin, Pastor.
Services tomorrow at follows: Sun
school $3.50. A good attendance IS de-
sired; classes for all ages; a most
delpfnI hour. The musical program is
3 special feature OF all the Sunday
49ol sessions. Our motto-'Every
member OF every family a member Of
some department OF the Sunday
school Public worship and sermon
at 10:45; subject OF sermon, More
Than Conquerors." This IS the priv.
1ege OF the christian. This must be
the experience OF the nation. EpwortA
League service at $50. The first half
hour VIII be devoted to special study.
Young people Of the church should en-.
gage In this work. The devotional
feetinS from to 1880; topic. ''Al for
5st Public worship and sermon
= $50. Strangers and visitors viii
INDIA most hearty welcome.
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90. p. TEMPLE.

9. Broonheld, DID, Pastor.
the following services you are
q lily invited: Sunday school at
$50. We are planning to make De-
eember a banner month in Sunday
school attendance. Come and help MS
tome ow. Morning worship at 1o:45,
With sermon on The Abiding Pres
6nce Of God as set forth IA the Story
OF JoSephs Christian Endeavor at
see, subject, "our Pleasures. Leader,
DE-. !. C. Brcondeld; evening service
at 7:30; subject Of sermon, Spiritual
ByProducts OF the War" Special ser
vices wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings Of next week, prepara-
tory to communion on the following
-sundaY
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH,,
Third and CASTOR Avenue.
D., AH,N,~. P,e@nP

Services for the first Sunday in adj
vent; Sunday school at $3.50 a. M;
junior sermon at 1880 a. m. Mem
bers OF the Try Company; worship
and sermon a: 10:45 a. M, 1.-THE story
of Royal Procession" Christian En-
deavor at $50 p. M This viii be 4
conservation meeting. Miss Eunice
Dyer. leader. The service at 1880 p.
NJ. Will be IN charge Of the W H and
F. NJ. society Of the church. This Will
be the annual thanks offering SER
vice A program is prepared. The
pastor viii give an address, 1.-TWO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-30
HAD THROAT And
STOMACH TROUBLE FOR
FIFTEEN YEARS
Mr.. Bates Tells How He Finally Got
Rid Of It-Says He's Cured.

'I had throat and stomach trouble
for Is years. A dozen doctors gave
me no relief Finally they sent me to
Colorado. I stayed there three months
without benefit and came home cough
ing worse than ever. Then I heard
Of Milks Emulsion and commenced
taking it: Before 1 had taken half
bottle, found it was doing re more
good than all the medicine L had ever
taken. I continued its use until it
cured me sound and we'll have gain
ed 10 pounds, don't cough any more
and can eat anything Thank God /
heard OF Milks Emulsion. John
Bates, 179 S. West St, Carbonate.
Ill
Sufferers from indigestion, bloat1ng,
dizziness, bad cough and all other Var1-
atoms OF stomach trouble should try
Mflks Emulsion It costs nothing to
try-it is guaranteed. And it has
quickly succeeded in thousands OF Sc
vere cases.
MiIks Emulsion Is pleasant, putri-
tive food and corrective medicine
It restores healthy, natural bowel ac
ton, doing away with all need OF pills
and physics. It promotes appetite anc
quickly puts the digestive organs IN
shape to assimflate food. AS a build
er OF 0eSh and strength MflkS Emul-
sion Is strongly recommended to run
down nervous people, and It has pro-
duced amazing results In many cases
Of asthma, chronic bPonchitts and tu-
berculosis OF the lungs. Chronic Stom-
ach trouble and constipation are
promptly reieved-usually in one
day
This Is the only solid emulsion made
and 50 palatable that Il Is eaten with
q spoon like ice cream A truly won
derful medicine Tor weak, sickly chill
No matter how severe your case.
you arc urged 20 try Milks Emulsion
under this guarantee-Taks six bot
lies homo With You, use It according
to direction, AID ff not satisfied with
the ees0lt4 your money win be
proE9pely eseQad9d. Price 6Oc and
$50 per bottle. The lfHks Emulsion,
Co. EeEre Hautes Ind. Sod ana rIiar-
antge4 BY W. Crane Drug Co
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
w. :. EDDY. Paater.

An the congregation are urged to at
tsndfthe services tomorrow, beginning
Il 10. the time Of the Sunday school
Il ~ 1880 junior sermon and closing
9 dhe Sunday school; subject. %Gifts. y
1880, morning service; subject, THE
Death OF Christ for Our Redemption"
Reception Of new members and the
Lords supper. 200, Junior B. 7. P. Q.
$50 evening service: subject, Sub
5ect "Substftutions for God; good
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HARRINGTON CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
q. g. Haaes, Pastor.

Evangelisttc services Saturday
ight, Sunday morning and evening
md each night next week. Rev. A E.
aanes, of Brownsville, Pennsylvania.
doing the preaching. During the
past week, the attendance and inter
est have been splendid. Great results
are expected. Bible school Sunday
and. sermon at IL. Subject. 1.-The
Three Kinds Of Church Members. 50
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p. M. AL
ways an interesting service. Young
: folks cordially invited Sermon at
1880, theme, "The Greatest Gift" Peo-
ole can this the ''Homelfke Church. -
Come see e they are mistaken
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THE PALArINE eAeTIsrcHURcH
c. r. EDDY, Pastor.

9. e Eu0yg FaotOI'
Morning Bible school at $3.50;
classes for an ages The Junior ser
mon given at the assembling OF
classes at 1880; topic, 1.-The Little
Boy and the Loud Voice" Subject OF
u1crntn< sermon, Calvary the Great
Achievement" B. z. p. U. service at
$3.50 D. NJ; topic, IAN for Christ
our Pleasures" leader, Miss Neva
Prunty. Evening service at 1880.
Lydia, the First Christian Conyert"
The ordinance Of the Lords Supper
VIII be observed at the close OF the
morning service. Wednesday night
prayer service-Home Mission night.
Let each one bring IN an item OF inter
est in Home Mission work
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cENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

Clarence D Mitchell, DID, Pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. M; morning
worship and preaching at 1895 a NJ;
sermon theme, The Can OF a New
Age;'' special music The Christian
Endeayor wiz meet at 6=45 p. m. Con
seryation meeting and election Of OF.
1lcers- The pastor VIII lead the meet
ing. Evening preaching at 1890 p. M;
sermon theme, "Satan's Force Offen-
sive.' Special music. The public will
receive most cordftI welcome to all
the services Of the day.
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ORRINE FOR
Drinking MEN

We are in earnest when we ask you
TO give orrine a trial. You have moth.
ing to risk and everything to eafn- for
your money will be returned If after
a trial you fail to get results from Or
Tfne- Orrine can be given in the
home secretly without publicity or
loss OF time.
orrine No. /, secret treatment; Or
rine No. 2, the voluntary treatment
Costs only SIPS box. Ask US for
booklet. W. R. Crane & Co., $32
Adams St
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DIAMOND STREET M. e. CHURCH.
Cor. Diamond and Market streets
EIEerA NAIniIn PaeAnr

Is religion realty? Can one know
that his sins are forgiven? THE Doc
trine OF Assurance" is the pastors
theme for Sunday morning at 10:45.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m, Guy Nc
Dougal. superintendent. Let all that
possibly can, young and old, come to
Sunday school/and remain for public
worship and preaching. The highest
privilege that Is given to man is the
privilege Of fellowship with the Heav-
emily Father Come and worship. Ep-
worth League service at $50; Miss
Daisy Watkins, leader. Evening wor-
ship and preaching at 1880; sermon
theme, THE Christian Law OF Sacri.
fees" Prayer services Wednesday
evening at 7:3O The latch string Of
this church is out to everybody.
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WILLIAMS MEMORIAL NJ. z.
CHURCH, SOUTH.

Cor. Second st. ana Fairmont Ave.
Rev. Robert J. YoSt, Pastor.
Sunday school $3.50 o'clock a. m. It
IS our desire that &C far as It Is pos
sibIe every member OF the church be-
come Of the Sunday hcool. Preaching
6 1915 a m. by the pastor; subject.
Nan in the Making Evening ser
vfces, Epworth League at $50:
bleaching at 7:30y the pastor. A cor
Gal welcome is extended to every
6ne Of these services.
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APREsRYTERIAN cHuRcH.
W aI7t.sINIO44 anu 0SLLSLS0L4 81 V0tS'
H 6. StoetAer, Minister.

5- 9. otoeI4-r, WInISteF.
You are most cordially invited to
worship with - tomorrow in the fol-
loving services: The bible school will
meet at $3.50 classes for all ages. Mr..
y. Walter Barnes. superintendent. The
Business Mems Bible clas has an In
teTesting session at the same hour,
taught by Mr.. ]. ". Preston: Morn
ing service 1915: sermon by the pas
oe OF the church on this wonderful
ESomfse Of Jesus: Behold, Make all
Things New" The Junior Christian
Eddeavor Society 2:3O; leaders. Miss
Flord Lloyd and Miss Bessie 1oomis.
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A BALTIMORE PHYSICIANS
THANKFUL FOR THE INTRO
DOGHON OF NQXzEHA
Noxzema Chem. Co,
Baltimore, Nd,
Gentlemen.

Gentlemen
Just a line to thank you for intro
ducing Noxzema. It's soothing. healing,
action, on burned, irritated, itchtng-or
inflamed skin Is truly wonderful; and
as a remedy for eczema, its value is
supreme. It's a double pleasure to
prescribe and endorse it
Noxzema Skin Cream is offered to
the people of Fairmont strictly on its
merits, and The Crane Drug Co., H.
H. Drug Co.. are authorized to refund
your money IL you are not pleased
with Il,
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Rose e. Address
Warrington Eks

Attorney h q. Rose, executive sec
rotary 10 J. waiter Barnes, state 6ueA
administrator, and director OF en-
forcement OF the St4te, VII deliver
the memorial address before Manning
ton Lodge Of Elks on Sunday after-
noon at $3.50 oclock-1he gathertng
VIM be held IN the lodge hall
Mr.. Rose IS q member OF Aannfng-
ton lodge and served as exalted ruler
four years.
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THE sAL VATIoN ARMY.

III JNCAsOA 0OVs~
Capt. and Mrs John O'BeIrne In Com
rnand; Lieut. Jas r. Fornof, Asst
Jail meeting, 1880 a. m; Sunday
school, 2:30 p. NJ; open air meeting.
7:30 D. M; evangelfstic meeting, $500
D. m. The public Is cordially invited
to, attend these meetings, especially
those that do not attend any other
house OF Christian worship.
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CIVIL SERVICE-U. s. Government
wants -ambuious. intelligent men
and women for Civil Service Refined,
congeniaI work. Paid vacation War
creates 1,osoO new positions in wash
ington alone. Write for booklet In
ternationaI Correspondence Schools,
Box 913. D1 Scranton. Pa
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FREE METHODIST.

Cor. Morgantown and Maryland AYES.
R. w. Powell, 215 Powell ct, Pastor.
Sunday school 10 a m, 3 n Kirk,
superintendent. Preaching OF the word
at IL a. M; evening song service at
1880 D. m, followed by preaching.
Wednesday night holiness meeting Al
7:36. led by a. L. Moran
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ADVTRTISING-Ad Writers and Man
ayers lwanted-profitable, dignified
work. Prepare at home in spare time
Indorsed and recommended by hun
dreds of successful students. Wartime
demand for women and writer's Free
booklet. International Correspondence
schools. BOX 9lS. D1 Scranton. Pa
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T0M0PR0W IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES

missionary Reroes of the Lutheran
Church" Prayer service Wednesday
at 1880; ca<hetical instruction Friday
at an the services Of the church.
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Bible Lectures at the Dixie Theatre.
Evangelist a. B. wescott VIII
preach Sunday afternoon and night at
the Dixie theatre. The afternoon ser.
vice win be held at 2 o'clock; subject
1.-THE Coming Battle OF the Pacific;
WIN America Fight Again.
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STENOGRAPHY-Stenographers wan
ted Men and women. Experts earn
big money. Congenial work-Eaptd
advancement. Many opportunities IN
Government service. Prepare at home
in spare time. Free booklet. Inter
national Correspondence Schools, Box
913. D1. Scranton. Pa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted
everywhere. Big pay. Quick adj
vancement. Learn electric wiring.
lighting. telephony, etc, at homo IN
spare time. Indorsed by Edison, Stein
metz. Free booklet, International Cor
respondence Schools, BOX 913, D1,
Scranton pa
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ELEMlMG cHAPEI.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. M, Mike
Snoderly, superintendent; 7:3o p. m.
special Thanksgiving sermon by Rev.
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MEN-Age II to So Experience nm
necessary. Travel; make secret in
vesigatfons. reports Salaries; e1-
penses. American Foreign Detective
Agency. 11-16-1t-410S
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B l.sssss 1eozdl.l slsa1s. s
both serEfces.
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advancement. Learn at home IN spare
time. Women III places OF men gone
to front Free booklet. International
Correspondence Schools. Box 91S. d.
Scranton, Pa
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ELBCTRICITY-Railway men-elec-
trtcity is fast replacing steam Get
ready for big job Prepare at home
electrical engineers Cool pay-rapid
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cARIsT EPIacoPAL.
- llIteheII. Ractor.

Advent Sunday $3.50 a M church
DoI: 10s34 q N. morning prayer
ermou- welcome
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CONTRACTING = Carpenters, brick
layers, cement men wanted to learn
contracting, building. structural work,
architecture. War times demand ex-
perts. Good pay. Qualify at home IN
spare time. Free booklet. Internation-
al Correspondence Schools. Box 91S.
D1, Scranton, Pa
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IG AssIFEED ADVEI2I IsIN
TWO CENTS AwoRo CASH WITH eREES
WP WANTED-MALE

NAN1 49E8CASG4AsAA1 49,
general repair work and horseshoe-
ing. Address G. ". Martin, WoSthinG-
tonIW- Va. 20
WANTED-Porfer; ny cook ana dtsh-
RaSher. Can at B. & o. Restaurant,
BelITiew. Phone As 11-1S-647O0
WANTED-Salesman. collector. Ca
pable Of earning SIS to $50 weekly.
Experience not necessary. Good
chances for Advancement Apply in
person at $50 Main St 11-22-tf475S
WANTED.-Randy man about green
house. Apply Fleming Green House.
11-z6St-4zS7
WANTED-G0od an around machln-
1st, permanent position. new plant.
Apply Midwest Virginia Box Co.
Speedway. 11-2s-St-477o
MEN-Age u to IS. Experience I'M
necessary. Travels make secret in
vesdSations, reports Salariess ex-
penss- American Foreign Detective
Agency, IT'S St Louis. 117S01t-47S3
Observation-Disclosures new fnven-
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Fortunes being made sells on sight;
400 per cent profit send SOC for 81
sample Inventors Mfg. Co, SS9 9Th
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SALESMANSHP-Big Opportunities
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in spare time. recommended by pow
er and transportation officials. Free
booklet. International Correspon
Schools, Box s1S D1, Scranton. Pa
AUToMoBTLE-Many openings for
garage men orchauffeurs. Big pay;
travel; advancement Expert training
necessary. Qualify at home in spare
time. Wartime opportunities for
women. Send for booklet Interna-
ticnal Correspondence Schools. Box
913, D1 Scranton. Pa
CONTRACTING = Carpenters, brick
layers, cement men wanted to learn
contracting, building. structural work,
architecture. War times demand ex-
perts. Good pay. Qualify at home In
spare time. Free booklet. Internation-
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D1, Scranton, Pa
MEN-Age II to s. Experience nm
necessary. Travel; make secret In
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Agency. 11l6-1t-410S
ELECTRTCITY-Electricians wanted
everywhere. Big pay. Quick adj
vancement. Learn electric wiring.
lighting. telephony, ETC., at home IN
spare time. Indorsed by Edison, Stein
metz. Free booklet, International Cor
respondence Schools, BOX 913, D1.
Scranton, Pa.
ELHCTRICITY-Railway men-elec-
tricity is fast replacing steam Get
ready for big job Prepare at home
electrical engineers. Cool pay-rapid
Advancement. Learn at home in spare
time. Women I'll places OF men gone
to front Free booklet. International
Correspondence Schools. Box 91S. D1.
Scranton. Pa.
CIVIL SERVICE-U. s. Government
wants Lambuious. intelligent men
and women for Civil Service. Refined.
congenial work Paid vacation. War
creates 1,OSo0 rev positions in Wash
fngton alone. Write for booklet In
ternationaI Correspondence Schools,
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WANTED-Boar and room pElH1ee
family preferred. Addres
1892. care W. Virginian ING
WANTED-crn8cal w6ff % % q
night. Have experience A5ddress
Box 1852. care West virginIan.
11=22s$6-E352
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OMOBILE-Many openings for
garage men orchauffeurs- Big pay;
travel; advancement Expert training
necessary. Qualify at home in spare
time. Wartime opportunities for
women. Send for booklet Interna-
tional Correspondence Schools. Box
913, D1 Scranton. Pa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-11

mortgage executed by Chas. Bartlee,
mortg,ser TO- PRISCILLA LivinE.ten. d
Register Of Deeds Of Grand FosEs
County on the 10th day Of December; A.
duly d. rec reeo "a t0d In f Se ! i,5 ). Of NJ ao e1a =:
on page 1853. thereof, securing the sum
OF $3.50. as evidenced by one prqsnissory
note of even date Herewith. ana draw
turity. will be foreciosed BY the sale Of
the premises in such mortage q here
matter described. pursuant to the
front door Of the Court House IN the
Forks, and the State Of North Dakota,
o o1 eaRs r ?z H. to a', .st, 81 tn e.. h sno. nj Due due
sale. The default consists in tho fsI-
%annu az tne u %%oats ese ,a 10 B 3 aes 'n asos..
said. The premises described b the
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same. are described as fol-
Lot twenty-five t2s): and the North
in Block thirty-hve (s5l, McCorrAacks
North Dakota. according to a duly cert.
lied nay OF plat thereof on file and OF
record in the office. Of the Resist@ q
Rssss Il rb: and, ne for .e the sal. sa i isW y and ID
equity has been commenced to ctllect
said debt. ~. s
There will be due on the mortxaSss
Aforesaid at the date of sale the rum o.
$750.76, together with attorney fee1Land
the costs of the foreclosure. ~ provided
by law. 4Si
Dated this 14th day Of May. A. d. lsis.
PRISCILLA LIVINGSTON,
J. F. T. o'coNNoR,
Attorney for MORTGAGE akE
y Grand Forks, North D0kotA
Is (May 14-21-zS: June 4-11-18.) ,sf
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-11

Any eisctor DESIRING to vote in {ayeE
the square after the word Yes.
the any Dur sies.er , des,Eing n, to y, vote aEaanst
square after the word No.
offered by Mr.. Mooney. seconded BY Nj.
adopted and reads as follows:
county asylum and poor farm Of Grand
siderable number Of livestock and horses ress
and ais a large amount Of farm ma
chinery and other equipment. all OF
which is necessary to the proper md
poor farm. and.
Whereas. it appears that the tract q
land at present comprising the county
insufficient area to properly maintain
the inmates Of the county asylum and
to keep up to working capacity the
equipment and working force now Dsc-
o farm. and.
Whereas: it appears that thee =
tva.tao oe TOR purchase BY the county z
Immediately adjoining and contienous
to the land now occupied ana used 81
ta.a asylum ~ l ana poor farm mere par
T 1'he'a nolh f baif Of the as no a9l,9wsi d to.ndt;
(NWA) Of section twelve CID town
ship n hundred and fifty-one C51)
range ffty-four (54) Grand Jerks
county, North DAKOTA which said tract
can be purchased for 5000 per acre,
Now Therefore. be Il resolved, that
the question Of he purchase of said
above described tract Of land by the
said county asylum and poor farm Be
submitted to the legal voters Of said
county of Grand Forks, for their ap-
piroval or rejection at the primary cleo
A.. D. 1918.
Dated at Grand Forks, North pakuta.
May 28th, A. D. 1913.
- HANS ANDERSON,
tSEALo County Auditor.
: (May %, June 4-11-1S. 1871,