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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
AMERICAN line
In .PICARDY Held
AGAINST VICIOUS
GERMAN ATTACK
Three Battalions of Infan
try Thrown Back With
Very Heavy Loss
(By Associasea rress.l J

With The French Army In France.
May "a heavy German attac
launched Tuesday against the Amer
leans in the vicinity Of vIlIers-
Bretonneux was repulsed with very
heavy losses. The German pre-
liminary bonbardment lasted sWo
hours and then the infantry rushsd
forward: only to be driven back leRv-
ing large numbers Of dead on the
ground in front OF the American
lines.
The Germans bombardment open
ed at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon and
was directed especially against the
Americans, who were supported on
the north and south by the French.
The IRE was intense, and at the end
of two. hours the German comnande1
sent forward three battalions of in
fantry. There was hand to hand
lighting all along the line, as a re-
suit OF which the enemy was thrust
badlz, his dead and wounded lying on
the ground inN all directions. Five
pr1R9ners remained In American
hands.
s411S SlNu8BlS WHICH lhSISu a. con-
siderable time. was extremely .viol-
ent, and the Americans displayed
marked bravery throughout.
It was the first occasion In which
the Americans were engaged III the
battle which had been raging slnce
March 81, and their French conra DIES
are fun of praise FOR the manner Ia
which they conducted themselves tln4
der trying circumstances especially
in view Of the fact 4hat they are
lighting at one Of the most dificnlt
positions on The battle front.
The American losses were rather
esevere.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
THO Tiny French Children Went
Through NeuDe Eglise Battle

ash stcrmed up and captured the
trench They found the little ones
Eafe and sound and brought them
back. The children had been living
under terrific gunfire and how they
escaped death cannet be accounted
for.
Another french baby was found By
two British signal men az another
.place. As the child had no protec-
tfon the soldiers took II with them
to their billet In q barn. That night
the signal men went 70 sleep with
tho baby between them 80 that no
harm might come 20 It. German air.
men bombed the barn and both itha
@TomFEiesa were killed. The child
escaped injury and later was rescued
By other soldiers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
Entire Side Of
Ship Bloun Out
New Peace Move,

New York. May The Asneric
steamship Florence "A, carrying
cargo OF smokeless powder, which
was destroyed by an internal expl0a4
ion April IL. near q French port ssA
the death or injury Of all but s2 of
her complement OF 10 men went dosFn
an less than fifteen minutes. accord
sci who arrived here yesterday
etarboard side OF the ships the STR
YlVcrg said, and d1ames 9roma a
burning powder Instantly envsl0s
the entire vessel
Capt. 81. y. ButterheI6 and all nssa
deck o6icers were lost ard only tvs
ut the engine room officers escape
urlif5ured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
ASSOCIATED PRESS
j. SUMMARY OF WAR

The Germans are displaying in
creased activity in the Sonn1e battle
front and around the Montidider sa-
Iient TO Noyon, probably in prepara-
tion for a renewal of their offensive.
Checked by the stiff British and
Franco. American resistance TO their
attempt to push further towards
AFIiens, the enemy forces are now en-"
gagged in trying out various portions
OF the southern front.
One such effort, directed against
positions held by American troops has
already been chronicied in the news
dispatches. The enemy found an un.
welding barrier here and retired with
nothing but heavy losses TO show for
his attempt.
Last night there was a similar
thrust at the French in the Themes
region, southwest of Hangard. The
artillery promptly broke up this drive.
This morning the German guns
opened up rather heavily in the Vii.
directly east of Amiens, but no infan.
try attacks had developed
LULL CONTINUES.
The Iull that followed the severe
German defeat of Monday has con-
tinued on the Flanders front. Only
the artillery has been active.
German guns were opening q spir"
ited fire this morning near Merris, ins
dicating the possibility that the re-
newai OF German northern effort may
be developed along the BaiIIeuI- Haze.
broueE< road. The British have been
holding this line strongly.
Today's news from Russia shows
Germany adopting high handed
measures in the Ukraine, whence the
food supplies have been
coming slowly 60 the central powers,
if at all, largely because of the gen.
eral disoraanization Of the country.
Now the Germans, it is announced,
have set up military rule In kiev, the
Ukrainian capital, and arrested sew
has proved "too weak TO
maintain law and order," it Is
claimed.
Apparently tFIs Germans are not
prepared 20 break the second luIl i'm
the Flanders battle until still more
troops and .greater concentrations OF
cannon are Enassed along the few IFsi-
portant miles Of the froBt southwest
of Ypres. Signs are not wanting
that General Won Arnin is bringing
up reinforcement and supplies but
the AnaIo-Freneh troops, stirred by
the brilliant repulse of the enemy
which caused him 20 cease his at
Eaelks for the second time, wait con-
As the break in the hard fighting
was followed by stronger attacks, Il
is probable that only the difficulties
of transport and supply compel the
enemy 10 withhold further assaults
against the allied positions from the
Mont KENNEL region westward. Ex-
cspt for Mont Kennel and small
strip 60 the east including the Mes
sines ridge, the Germans are on
much lower ground than the French
and British and must eithsF fight on
or be conapslIed eventually 20 with
draw before the snotherinu fire Of
the allied artillery.
Heavy artillery firing and the Us.
ual outpost actione continue along
n =
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
TO
Be PUBLISHED

Washington. May ~ The war de-
partment will resume almost inS-
medtately the practice OF giving adj
dresses OF American soldiers named
in the casualty lists sent from
The decision was made by Presi-
dent Wilson to whom the public ap-
pealed when the addresses were or
dered discontinued. The President
took up the subject with Secretary
Baker Immediately after the secre-
tary's return from France.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
Bohemian Troops
Are DESERVING to
Join the Italians

London May 2-The italian headquar
Aus
already the Italian lighting line
E.
The deachments ova which is being
Is Daily Mail
italian
definite of
attitude
adds may important change
OF explained adequately to them
accredited
co-op with Italian command.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
Home Rule Bill
Will Be Delayed

London, May 2.--Andrew Bonar
Law, chancellor OF the excheQuer and
spokesman, declared in
the house OF commons Wednesday
that he could not say when an Irish
home rule bill would be introduced.
This. according to some lobby cor
respondents of the morning news
papers, covers the fact that intro
duction OF the bill has been deferred
and hope OF its presentation next
week has now been abandoned.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
Order 200 More
Wooden Ships
fBY Aaeoeiated Tres;aI... )

Washington, May -Expansion
OF the wood snipbuilding program
to include the construction OF 200
new vessels OF about 4500 tons dis
placement each was announced today
by Chairman Hurley Of the shipping
board.
The board also authorized today
contracts for rs large sea- going tugs
for use Ia the coast trade This
will bring the number of tugs now
being constructed for the govern
Tnent up to 100.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
SURVIVORS FROM
CITY OF ATHENS
LAUD BRA VERY OF
SHIP S SAILORS.
American Coastwise Steam
er Sunk In Collision
With French Cruiser
CIV Agsociatad Prear.1 J

An Atlantic Port, May 2. surviv-
.Ors Of fsthe Coastwise steamer city OF
Athens, which was sunk In a collision
with a French cruiser in fog of the
Delaware coast yesterday morning
with q loss OF 66 persons, related
here today many tales of herois1n on
the part of the crews of the two yes
sells. All praised the efforts OF the
French sailors. especially, who
launched small boats within a few
minutes after the accident, and,
aided by the cruisers searchlig
picked up many Of the survivors from
pieces of wreckage.
The survivors agreed that the
speedy sinking OF the steamer with
in five minutes after being rammed
by the warship was responsible for
the heavy toll OF life although some
claimed that the City OF Athens life
saving apparatus failed to work
properly There were 1856 persons,
including ~ United States marines,
on board the steamer, which was
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90 Agsociatad Preas.l }

British Army In Flanders. May r.
The recent fighting in Flanders has
furnished many unusual and trying
experiences Tor civilians living near
the front, bat none OF these was
more amazing than that of two tiny
French children who are in a Brit-
igll military hospital. These tots
were among the few unfortunate per-
sons III Neuve Eglise when the Gers
mans overran that place. The town
imme diately became a storm center
which was continually changing
hnnda and German soldiers took
these two babies into trenches for
their protection
During q counter attack the Britt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
RULE
IN CITY OF KIEV

London. May g. The Germans
have established military rule In
Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, and
have arrested a number OF the mem
bers of the government on the
ground that the government had
proved too weak to maintain law
and order" according Co q Berlin Of
fetal statement.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
I Buy Anotl7er
Bond Slogan
Gains Impetus

Washington. May q. kilograms
pouring in to National Liberty Loan
headquarters today told OF the sue
cess Of the 'buy another bond. and
match the President,' contests
everywhere yesterday, and added
$50, 100000 subscription making the
national total $2,641, ,61s, $50.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02

MAJOR HANLEY
IS WOUNDED
Especial 70 The Forum.l

Mandan, NJ. D., May 2.-Maior
James NJ. Hanley. Of Mandan,
judge OF the Twelfth Judicial dis
trict, former speaker of the house,
was slightly not seriously,
wounded In action with his bat-
TALON in France. The injury corr
sisted OF a flesh wound on the
face from shrapnels s
information to that effect waS
received by the family here TO"
day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
EoRmoART.

Minnesota Fair tonight and FsSi-
days cooler in extreme east and wa r1ll-
er In northwest portion tonight;
warmer Friday in north portion.
South Dakota--F'air tonight Friday
and probably Saturday: not much
change In temperature.
North Dakotat-Fa tonight and
Friday; warmer tonight ana in east
portion Friday.
Montana - Generally fair tonight
and Friday: warmer tonight: coOEer
Friday in extreme north portion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
Shipyards On The
Great Lakes Have
Built 81 Vessels

washington, May B. Thirty four
vessels with an aggregate tonnage OF
100000 built on fhe Great Lakes
since fall. have been taken 10 the
Atlantic and are now either loading
for their maiden voyage or actually
engaged in trips. the shipping board
announced today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
Me poMelI LIE So.

no the Investigation conduct
ed by Agent Mcdowell. who re-
manned on the ground Until the niys-
terry ia connection with the two tam
pered switches had been cleared, Is
eue the credit for the evidence gath
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Army OF $1,000
Is ORGANIZED BY
RUNANIANS FROM
AUSTRIAN RANKS
London Believes Renewed
Peace Talk Is Proof of
Enemy Defeat
AUSTRIA SEETHING
WITH REVOLUTION
Predicted It Will Break
Out When Offensive
Is Checked
(Ry Associarea .rresa.l

Paris May 2.-Eighteen thousand
soldiers OF Rumanian origin who
were captured by the Italians while
lighting under the Austrian flag have
asked permission to go to the front
against Austria. The request has
been granted. and organization oG
these troops Is under way.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
nv pwUsrAL oPPoRruN1rY

3n ,UNUSCAL OPPORTUNITY
,,, Ff LarEe and Small Investors
we avn offering TO a limited number
OF local investors an opportunity I,
participate In our established and ran
ldly growing business: principal secured.
prohts are exceptionally Ia rye and ran.
iaIN increasing. Write to n IjO, Ledger
Central.
HOTEL, stock and fixtures near RStbioE,.
Steel and Coke Works. Bethlehem ia
doih6 an immensely profitable business 70,
sale on account of serious sckness. "a ~ "
opportunity: price S24 900. NJ "Oi, Led. Str
STOCK LESMAN-Firm or irdIyjdI,,I :,
sell stock IN modCra te-sizcd Cosi ,rCr,i oaa ~ !.
mining In Pennsylyanla. II AS ied W"rt
1NCOkPORA1 p your business; our fIo h,
S2b. EXPERT CORPORATIoN VI
FINANCE CO., 740 Drexel RulldinE "'>h
bhCG STORE downtown doing large bust
- ness: owner going in service; big bargain
ITO. Ledger Central
SELL .tNlE. Front and Sus0urhanna M
scatsi fully eautnprd. kennedy. lUOi chest
ANTED to purchase Philadclrhia firo I'm
Sursnce business. ~. Lcdgcr once
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS WANTED

. MUST have loo dIamOn1s a. or., -,
r,rim rrGim onc-Guarter to hve carats. HiEhcsf
NJ W. caii So!yri'tT confidential. Phone wal liza
". KELLY + Cd trvcr ,ttSITi.s - ana -.
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BOATS. MoToRB'Ts. LAUNCHES

FOR sALE-Most attractive soft. raised
deck cruiser equipped with 4-Cylinder Van
BIercK motor. new 1917. speed up to Is
miles; interior finish mahoEany; double state
room sleeping accommoda tions for u people
also a 45-65 6-cylnder Sterling engine. 5x6,
practically new; both can be purcha sed from
owner at Rttrscttye figures c. +. Bonsor.
!s 4. Front St. Phila.. Pa.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HIGHEST PRICES PAID

,.sl SiNESS STRICTLY CONFTDEHTI,,
80! h%slhut ct Room 2O3 J. Mat No
'2SmMME SanT,mEJ Claims. bus and other dinIrilIjca
,rg "Ir , H,rIS, CHu"'t"d, etc; bh. ref -,
Rna,. gRrsHn' ne M, any Zoo. Mutual Adfue,me7, 10
hN",n l2o H"0d Bldg. In15 t.i;hcr, ', -"
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HELP wANrEpMAI

YOUNG MAY, clean cut and ambitious
GENTLE pref, Who Is dcsirous of becnm-
Ing salesman, wanted by large manufay-
tionally advertised product in a srecia liz
s1psnsss and ds3S% W. wGeky pSd divib1S but ~, H1s must
actcr; Write or amply MIR Van Hook. Room
500 Bourse, a. m. to IL noon.
YOUNG MAN-warted hv large wholesale
mouse in North Philadelphia. Young man
t u, Years OF aFe for clerical work in office
worker: applv by letter, stating age cNperi-
nnce and salHry expected ". j. Heinz Co.
3loo \, l2th 81.
YOUNG MAN. about rs years Of aEc. for
- G.n,,tai ricrt"al work. office Of large
for Sssry SGD c"E
start. Apply in own hand writinr. state age
and cxncricnG@. SOt Ledger once.
YOUNG MAN. good education and neat in
appearance. office position with manu-
acquiring concern; good opportunity for in
| saLarE dcsir"d los l.cdrnr central
YoI,NG Man to figure invoices and orora,7
EiIiott-Tish"- billing ma, hnr Address
stating CIrcrcnc' and salary desired. r sol
Lcdgc- Ofce.
NClSG MAN. about IS to assist In com
- piiinE cost data. Apply the Ajax Metal
Co. SO Richmond at.
nEttreSe factory Nr-iv Pr-nstsir Manu-.
f.-,I-ing -. ad st aud Allcrhcnv ave.
Young MAN for general work in machine
ShTn; 'ScGuCnt onnortunity to learn Ap
EE--LLtt -S|hHLCN aNc.
, fuI'NG MAN, accounting dept: stat" arc.
81 larN 4nd r"tnr"nCcs. y ~. l.cd or
fotNG MEN to take charge Of unncr stool,
IN "hN"I"nc fh",nrr: good war"s ana
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WANTED-Assistant engineer understanding
ice machine and dynamos. IL hours, salary
salary SS5 ner month Apply to manager
Rittenhouse Hotel. 22d 4 Chestnut.
WASTE FoREMAN-,Nsn required to take
charge of waste department of wooden
mill also Garnet factory; one thoroughly ex-
perIenced with keeping percentage Of waste
down and proper grading and sale Of stock
Apply N asa. Ledger Ohtce.
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HELP WANTEp-MALE

MEN wanted for outside electrical construc-
tion work; must be strong. able bodied and
not subject to draft; excellent opportunity
Apply William Foster. 12OS n. Slst.
MEN wanted to handle freight. white and
coored. day and night work. Apply
q. m. and ! y. m. Pier 10. S Delaware ave.
Wages pald daily.
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FOR SALE

Wv SALE
ADDING uarntroS all makes -,n,.,.- =
L."ll7~ -. r3"t Sr,I, H'd'
~ ana 'AEm ,t;1rJ NMn \, PocKET TKHLrs new
nHrE' pnn3hr%rhrte ana auto tirce '"n So
:, - .ISa - HL,@ntyr % loo" Arch ST ais
"lIoI,JjAED ~ rool, "omb't'n. 2d-hand ho,,,.,,.-
:; moo "Ar kcafcr 32O Girard sYo
hons tS1T, | iSm SEn, FTR SALE: used in sannro
-.A-.3.A lgmh, = aud Jartsor s,s 'e
r,r.o H. 0FEu'E ruRNIrURE -
"'' one" urnturc, Store rStures "u
p,rLrI!> "" ~! sCll mnd exchange
Ir,,ru,rT ~ TEN FURNITURE 70
-S-LL-'nLn. -'nLn. ll21 ARCH ST. RNj.l, nc,e
VI m r. ~ . al,RN1TCRE: rrc.,t,sf assrr,,rcn,
M ~, ,n" 'ounir, all kinds OF dc.ks ,nd f'
.ir f"n. r2I!9S coun'"rs telephone hootnr
",or,n.rI HnIWh"r" HuEhcs lith ana H.,
~ rs. hronrHof. also vim min v-,TIs. ,Ios
t-.ol Ht 9Nl ~ SLIGHTLY used: hnrr - FmIrth
, "RAPPlNG rAPER IN rolls aU,I sbrc,.
"","t h%Gs Ezra LNvirson % s. 5th.
/ LARGE ROLLER COASTER -,rJ I,r,., =,
EI'"n ahout "a. 900 feet NJ Iur1I,rr used
gp,r,'I, S'Wn; also large engine Noilnr and
Slark S40" NJ BIS. Ledger on
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PIANOS. PLAYERS. TUNING. ETC

S97 Gn-NICTROI.A ". with Il ln-in. D. +.
cords: fin" OUTFIT for ono looking for Il
lor,,o u Todd. 1905 Arch 2aS Mnrkot
PIANO SlnO-Hn ndsome Lester mahogany
unriEht grand ~'iararteod: cost $500.
n. Y TODD. 13n6 Arch st
PIANO siOn--SteinwHy upriGht. cost $50
euarar'cCd Sn'ordid condition
n. -. TODD. 1900 Arch st.
PIANO-Rosnwood upright. 500. S33 n.
Broad. third floor.
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ChST-OFF CLOTHING,

y2l or idr"ss l25 NtH1 81 ''arm""@iS amnHa ,, nE
!" nII hAIR kEACTtFtFl.' ~ 40,
r,I' PIT Htt'ntInn and skIllfur trrntm"n, 80 ~
",'E -" f'N""I'"Dt remedies o.'r,,,,ni w -
- nishly J. \. sloan lslS Crcs,n,,,,,r' 'D"h"-
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PHILA.'S LARGEST AUTO REPAIR SHOP
We can ronair ynnr auto no matter how
bad the accident: shnn eduipnnd to make
pn rts for all mako cars: radia tors reDa ired
gear cutting cylinders bored: quick service;
aWERiCAN GARAGE & REPAIR SHOP
Snrncn R5 14t1 Locust Race ol5
PARTS For. All. CARS REASONABLE
MARRY PtrMMER MGR.. RACE ISL.
VULCANIHTNG AMI TSrD TIRES
PIERCE 1927 Paramount AVE.
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AUTO TIRES

SOLE AGENT Marathon ami F'Rure tires
service station for al standard makes Of
hand LOCUST AUTO SUPPLY co.
Sprure 65 1411 Locust St Race a+S
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

GONERNESS wishes position. hest rotor.
nncc. At2. Ledger Cnntral
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-21

FOR SALE-2 single lumber wagons gray
horse, weight about 1900 pounds. good
worker and kind; also Knlckerbocker har-
ness. Apply Guenther Lumber Co. 20th
and Grays Ferry rd.
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
HORSES

NEW and second hand bicycles; tires 81. 90
UP. Andrew T. Birchett. sos 8. oad.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

completely equipped, long blished ice
cream factory at Bethlehem. Pa; capacity
5000 SALONS daily; price $4,000; opportunity
is knocking: heed Il.
GARis & SINNER. Bethlehem. Pa.
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold silver. platinum. rla ted w"rn. O'd.
stXi" irwelry. tooth plates hourN' for ca sh
Est. 1877. !. '. Clark. rctlncr. S0I SAMSON
CASH PAID for "id gold silver ANTIQUE
clocks Rorors. - 6. 17'N st. Loo. 1910
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l.ARoRERs. 100 WANTED FOR cox
STRtiCTIoN work. 10 HouR.nAY. At
3be- THE AUSTIN CO. TULIP AND
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT. -Beautifully Iurn Ia
cool "d.fonr front room. Clr'irtriiN rC
-rntl"unu, Cnuv. to II ' train aud surf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-21

CTT5ARANTFF STORAGE CO Of Phila.. Inc.
l3l7-1a BROWN ST.
CIesn dry storage in separate rooms.
Founded in 1872. Bell. Poplar 2154.
MTTTION.dol. concrete Hroproot warehouse.
N Phila Storage Co. ,2033 Lehlgh. Da 1880
PACKARD & FORD, auto service. Est free.
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PRINTING

SAMPLES OF ENVELOPES CARDS. LET.
TER HEADS; ETC; wlTH PRICE LI!s,T LIST
PPRRdIMPTLY PRdIMPTTL y AHD INTELIIIGENTLY HAN.
DIED LOUIS FINK & SONS. 80 n. 7TH.
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RIDING
SANITARIUMs

GREEN ST. ITfo Attractive o-storv fro
rm0n With board.
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS. ALRUMs AND SUPPLIES
For Stamp Collectors
PIIII.A STAMP Co. 81 S. l7th ST
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FOR RENT-FURNISHET

ONERBROOK-Well-f residence. ~
rooms and baths beautiful high Locations:
old shade; convenient TO train and trolley.
July and August. Telephone overbrook
1865 j. 1tp9'A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-21
Frnnkford
MFRION

Vow horsov $40, 900 a~d M MERTON and
Valley -nars north side of Norior rl~ht -
tho station . sold N w"ck for Sl2.'no
and nth"r for s"2 inn Open every day.
RANK ". MNIAN. phone a-drore 20.
JANES r. SCOTT nhone Mcrio1 zoo.
NARRERTH-N"w rcsidnrce and ra-aT"
sple0didly and rnnVoricntv lOcn ted. huNt
10 order md lust firirhPd fnr Nwncr. whO
iE now Obliged 10 live in n distnri city; house
is nCmr of nC-f""tion ard hest tvDH or row
structnr; . hnthS hot-wHter heat. com
pletey screened; mary unique ConvcnienCes;
81" 500. Immediate posRoEs'On.
ROBERT ] NASH. 1Onl Chostrut ~
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
Frost Not Due to Moon.

The moon may be of tremendous
Importance to young folks hanging over
the garden gate or to night marauderS
with an incurable thirst for water
melon, but 1t should have no sinister
significance to gardeners or farmers
In some sections of the country pre-
walls a popular belief that in the sea-
son when frost Is to be expected Its
occurrence is largely influenced by the
phase of the moon or other periodical
phenomena. Careful tabulation Of
frost data and comparison with moor
phases fails to disclose any such rela
ton. All persons interested are there
fore cautioned to watch not the mool
but the forecasts issued by the wealth
er bureau.