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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
Heriberto lara
(VIene de u Ia. pag.)

tidas quejas de los veracruzanos que
nunca habia atendido Y comunicG
I las comisiones que, con el obieto de
bGscar IN mejoramiento a la situa-
c;0n en- ell Estado, habia acordado la
remocion de lara, a uuien mandaria
i la campana al Estado de Tabasco.
Pero Sc sabe que lara no ma que
rido sa!ir de VeraCr&Z Y CUE no sal
dra oara Tabascc ha>ta no dejar are
glados todos sus asuntos en- el Esta-
do Y hasta que haya reunido todas
u f~uerzas, pues no quiere quedar a
MERGED del gobiernc federal,
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La epidemic en- Mexico
(Fiene de la la.)

en- los canpos petroliferos, 81 Sc sa,
be cue son muchos, asi como muchos
los enfermos.
Gran numero de trabajadores ma
huido de ellos, refugiandose en- esta
ciudad o saliendo con rumbo a pobla-
clones nc azotadas por la terrible
peste.
Donde Sc dice que la epidemic Ia
caussdo mayores estragos, ha sido en-
Paauco, Pueblo Vieio y Juan Zero
nimo.
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Sc CAY0 EN- LA GALE.

FL senior S. c. FAINT caminaba aver
Dor las GALES centricas de IA ciudad
V habiendo resbalado cayo al suelo,
ocasionandose varias Observation-Disclosures,
Dor 10 que fue remitido al hospital.
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UN ENFERMC EN- Ell MERCADO

Domingo Castillo fue recogido aver
en- la madrugada del Mercado de la
ciudad. en- virtud dc que repentlna-
mente Sc sinti0 enfermo, habiendo ST.
do llevado al hospital, donde lie fue-
ron prestadas las primeras atenclo-
nes medicas V despues fue remitidc 4
su domicilio. situado en- la Gale South
Presa. 1lA
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CHOCARON DOS SOLDADOS.

FL soldado B. Y. Jones. que monta-
ba I'm autom6vil. choco aver en- la ma
mana con Ell canton Que guiaba ell sol
dado Fred Scute. Ambos militares
resultaron @ilesos, pero los carros tu-
vicron algunos desperfectos.
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INCENDIO.

AnteS de anoche Sc efectu6 un H.
cendio en- la Compania de Telefonos
de la ciudad, ell cual, por haber sido
sofocado con toda oportunidad, no al
canZ0 grandes proporciones.
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ARTISTA EN- SAN ANTONIO.

LEGO aver Z SAN Antonio, proce.
dente de la ciudad de Laredo, Tex, eli
actor mexicano Juan B. Padilla. bien
conocido del publico de esta cludad.
FL sr. Padilla permanecera en- San
Anto Mo dos 0 tres dias a~rregando
varios asuntos particulars.
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Enriquez es sostenldo
Nicne de "a ia.)

reorganizara las fuerzas rurales que
cimicntos graves. toda c que este
fulron disueltaS por M1rguia Y las
cualcs cstaban encargadas no so!a-
mcnte de rerseguir 4 los rcbeldes.
sino dc oponersc q los actos aten-
,a1ioS de las tropas dc Mur@uia.
Joincidjcndo con la noticia de. re
Erc.o dc Enriquez al Estado veci-
no. In emDezado 4 circular en- czta
ciudad cl runner lie que Francisco
Murcuia. diSgustado porQue Carranza
do complete apoyo d SUI enemigo y
= quito d cl Ia j~efatura operaciones
en- el Nortc de la RepUblica, Sc ha
| :ubleyado contra ell gobieEno cacran-
cista Y = dispone 4 reunir sus eie-
mentos para volver Al Norte y domi-
mar la aituacion.
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Pistas de San Antonio Y 81 fuera po-
sible, de TODD el sur de Estados Uni
dos, ell acuerdo tornado por Ia Union
Linotipografica Mcyicana. 4 fin de
que no accedieran Il las demandas
de los patTones.
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r.,.o, 4. Vida ' EspcsaaEa. po' Ra-
ben Mario ~
:! Libru .AzaL por Ad4.be-.o Es:e.a ; O.
r,.I,as EssOSlG4s &c C@mpoamoS-
EIIr!cn &c NO :,
81 parnaso MeNlcsn1, : tomoS .
p-s:oT.-as. Dor MAnu-I NJ Flores .-. o.
pTcSi2- dc Antonio Plan -..-..-. ; y
Yoeslas &c Manuel AsSna ; T.
Vs-.ps-Ob-as vc~>Ieas &c snTl9Ne :,
Torres Iu=rIgA .---..---...- :
Subaiyzt - Onaar hnSEyan. 'ers.o"
4e Jcse CASTILLO =
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La C~tenclOH TtCdIcG

Durantc ell periodic algido de IA
cpidcmia. o sea a mediadoS del mes de'
! Octubre. los enfermos Sc morian por
~centenareS. faltos de toda asiStencia
mcdica, pues los doctores ap@nas 81
tenian tempo de viSitar a las faml-
! las p~udientes dc la loca!idad Y en-
las boticas las medicinaS eran exec
| Sivamente caraS.
Entonces, Ell Ayuntamiento reunio
a todos los medicos de Ia ciudad, Y
los comprometi0 4 atender al pueblo
en- general. Para clio, la ciudad SC
dividi0 en- once cuarteleS o b%arrios, Sc
nalando un medico para cada barrio.
En- cada Quartet, Sc deSigno Ii bo-
.ica para que el medico que a aQuc-
la demarcacion correspondia. dlera
consu!ta en- ella dos hOraS diariaS. .
atendicra Il los llamadoS que de las
casas Sc lc hacian.
Las recetas dadas por estos medl-
COS eran inmcdiatamentc surtidas Ell
Ia botica scnalada por cl Ayunta-
miento, sin cobrarlas a q~uienes nc po-
dian pagarlas. continuance aSi hasta
Que los medicos dc~claraban a los en-
fcrmos complctamente fucra de pc
ligro.
Una vez paSada la epidemic, cl A.
yuntamiento pagara a las boticas 10
cue hayan suministrado gratuitameq-
te dc medicinas, pago al que Sc es-
pera que contribuya la ciudad que por
tai medic csta Iogrando verse llbre
de la trcmendp epidemic.
Los ncgocios puede decirsc que Sc
han paralizado cast por complete.
contribuycndo d clio la suspension del
trafico de trenes clectricos entire To-
rreon Y las ciudades duranguenSes
dc Gomez PaIacio Y Lerdo.
MuchoS dc los PropietarioS ' nm
ulcados dc las casas de concrete dc
Torre6n. muchos dc los obreros Y m
pleados De las industries. residcn en-
Gomez Palacio o en- Lerdo. asl que
esta paralizacion del trafico Y Ia
eytricta cuarentena impucsta. los DO
MIA en- la impoSibilidad de atender 4
sIs negoyios Y a sus trabajos.
.AdcmaS, cl concrete de Torreon ne
costa de los compradores dc las cI-
tadas rlazas, con cuya falta ha ~
sentido graves pcrdidas.
En- los c0mpo$
I'm las haciendaS y ranches de Ia
comarca lagunera, la epidemic ha he
cho tambiCn cstragos. aunque SC dice
uue Sc ha manifestado en- forma me
nos grave que en- Torrcon.
Centenares de enfermos son l!eva-
dos diariamente de los campos a la
ciudad. Y alojadoS en- los hospltales,
sanatorioS Y casas particularcs.
Ultimamentc. cl numero de muer-
los en- Torreon. era de noventa = Glen
diarioS.
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y. de la R.-Justamente. los ru-
mores q que alude el anterior infor-
me. han circulado en- San Antonio. en-
los centres meXicanoS. Los tales du-
morcs, que no habian t2niGo ninguna
confirmation hasta la nochede aver,
dicen 10 sigriente: Francisco Muir
guia lego, dc regreso de la capital,
4 la hacienda de Majoma. Zacatecas,
con las fuerzas que 10 acompana-
ron en- su viaie. De ali envio emisa-
rios a los icfes de los diversos des-
tacamentoS situados 4 10 largo de Ia
via ]ferrocarril central, ordenan-
doIeS que Sc re~concentren en- el Es-
tado de Zacatecas, y que varios de
los iefes de eSos destacamentoS cum
plieron la orden de Aurguia, Quien
declare que estaba orlando "por ST
propia cuenta.'
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FOR sALE-25-45 Minneapolis gas
tractor and Avery seIf-lift. 8-bot-
Rumely separator. with belts com
plete, nearly new; having sold my
farm, have no use for them. See or
! write S. Fletcher, 214 E. 2nd St, Val
lev City, N. D.
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st. Frisco Hangs
Up Ne1O Record
(By Associated Press. }

Philadelphia, Aug. ia worlds
record for trotting stations was hung
up by ST Frisco, driven by Ed. Geers,
in the free for all event, the feature
of the closing day of the grand cir
cult meeting at Belmont track Fri
day. st. Frisco won the race in
straight heats, with Lu Princeton Sec
ond and Miss Bertha Dillon third.
In the first heat, pushed hard by
Miss Bertha Dillon, the stallion step
ped the half in one minute and the
mile in 2:01 ga. equalIing his own
worlds stallion record, made last
year. St. Frisco won the second and
third heats in 2:04 ga and 2:03, and
the three heats lowered the worlds
record for three heats made by
Etewah at Lexington in 1914.
There were only three starters in
the pacing division Of the Matron
Stake for purse Of $79S. Direct
the Work won the race in straight
heats. Allan Watts, driven by Tom
mie Murphy, won the 2:24 trot after
Miss Dewey Watts had taken the
first heat.
Allan Watts won the 2:18 trot on
Tuesday, being the only horse to win
two races during the week, and CIV
ing Murphy nine winning races for
the meeting.
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SPORTING NEWS IN TABLOID.
(By Associated Press.

ley ABSbIldLSu GASSD.)
Chicago, Aug. ia new worlds
record for mile and three sixteenths
was established at Saratoga Springs,
N. Y, by the 4-year-old Cudgel, who
covered the distance in 1866. The for
mer record was 1855 3-5.
A new woman's record for swim
ming across San Francisco bay, q dis
lance OF 51s miles, was made by Miss
Catherine Flaherty, whose time was
two hours, 26 minutes and 20 SIS
seconds.
r. B. Alexander and B. G. Wright,
New York, defeated w. n Hayes and
r.. H. Burdicls, Chicago, in the lower
half OF the semi-final round Of the
national doubles lawn tennis at
Boston.
More than two score pugilists par
ticipated I'm boxing carnival at Eb-
bett field, Brooklyn, for the benefit Of
the knights Of Columbus war fund.
before $4,000 spectators. Among the
bouts was a four round draw be-
tween Milly Miske and Battling
LevinslIy.
Ed. Geers, driving SIT Frisco, IN the
9ree-foE-ail, established q worlds rec
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lack Johnson S
Mother Loses
House He Gaze

Chicago, Aug. 17.-When in the
hey-day of prosperity, Jack Johnson,
once champion pugilist, gave his
mother a $4,000 house.
There was filed for record the other
day the transfer by Mrs. Tiny John
son, mother Of Jack Johnson, of the
property in South Wabash avenue to
Mary c. Barnard for stated consid-
Grafton of 1871. The transfer was
the result of foreclosure proceedings.
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Tommy Gibbons
After Dempsey

Washington, Aug. 17.-Tom Glib
bons, St. Paul, boxing instructor at
Camp Meade. is out with q challenge
to Jack Dempsey for a battle.
Il am willing to give a major por-
ton Of my share of the proceeds to
the K of c., or any other organiza-
ton engaged in war welfare work."
says Gibbons.
Gibbons is a Light heavyweight, but
ably heavier than he Is.
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TILLMAN WOULD BNLTsT,

Johnny Tillman, of Minneapolis,
contender for the welterweight cham
pionship, has requested a release from
his draft board in order that he may
enlist in the motor division Of the
army. Tillman Is a machinist by
trade and Is in class 3B of the draft
being the sole supporter of a widowed
mother. Tillman's request may be
granted. as the government needs ma
chinists badly.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17-Davenport
for the second time in three days
adelphia Friday, to 2. Score:
St. Louis ,.,;.......'.'''..'''' Il
Ph na @s12oTf and severeid: Johnson.
Pearson ana McAvoy.
Boston, Aug. 17-Bush outpitehed
Cicotte Friday and Boston won from
shean97s 'infeld out. and strunk's triple
scored one run in the first. Coffey's
single and Mayors double scored the
other run in the second. Score:
Chicago Sa5;agg .........:............. s
HV cicotto and Schalk; Bush and
Mayer,
Washington, Aug. 17.--Entering the
ninth inning with a lead Of six runs
Harper, pitching for washington,
was able to tie the score. and in the
sixteenth the visitors made two runs
while the local team could make but
one, and won the game, to Z. Score:
washington .....-. .... 10
Kallio, Jones, Cunningham and
Spencer; Harper, Shaw, Johnson and
Ainsmith.
New York, Aug. II. - Cleveland
made It two out OF three from New
York, defeating the Yankees in the
last game of the series, 10 70 4. The
visitors piled UP runs at VIII on Fin
neran and Sanders in the fourth and
eighth innings. Wood hit a double
and three singles and stole home tm
s'Ae R.HE
Cleveland ..s..s.s ...s...s...ss.12 lA
New York -. s.......... ..5s.
Counbe and 0'Neill; Ftnneran, SAM
ders, Ferguson and Walters.
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LOsT.-FOUND.
LEGAL NOTICES
Summons


State of North Dakota, County of
Cass, In District Court, Third Judicial
Minnie Meland, Plaintiff, VS. Burt
MelRnd, Embellishments
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named Defendant!
You are hereby summoned to an
sWer the complaint in this action and
10 serve a copy OF your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers
within thirty days after the service of
this summons upon you, exclusive of
the day of service; and in case of your
failure to appear or answer, judgment
will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the com
Dated at Fargo, North Dakota, this
9th day Of August, A.AD. 1918.
SPALDING & SHURE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Residence ana
Postofice Address: Fargo, North Da-
kota.
no the above named Defendant:
You are hereby notified that the
Complaint i'm the above entitled action
was dled in the Office of the Clerk OF
the District Court OF the Third Judi
ciaI District In and for the County of
Cass and state of North Dakota on
the 7st day OF August, 1918.
SPALDING 81 SHURE,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys, Residence and
Postohice Address: Fargo, North Da-
kota.
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Late Sport Ne1uS

ord for trotting stations at the clos
ing day Of the grand circuit at Phil
adelphia. The time was 2:01 "a;
.2:04 "a and 2:03.
Ty Cobb, star of the Detroit Ameri-
cans, took the physical examination
for a commission in the gas and fame
division Of the army. He was pro-
nounCed in perfect condition.
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FRANeE EiAs &c &c

Gain az 2g Per Cent Over Lask
Years Wheat Production
Paris, Aug. lT,--(Hayas Agency.9
The total production of wheat iIa
France this year Is estimated aE
50. 000, 600 ouintals E1s3,500.000 hnah-
els) being an increase OF 25 per cent
over last years crop, according %
The Intransigeant
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|, Want Ad Rates
And Rules Governing Insertion Of
Advertising Under the
-. ClnBsidcat1ODB~

L. one Cent a WOra each In
IN. geEti0ns
SLIGO per lime per month";
Minimum Charge 26c.
No clairvoyant, fortune Teller mat
rtmoniaI or doubtful advertising &C
cNpted. We reserve the right to re-
5ect any copy submitted, E....
No display lines. cut or black Dor
deTA will be run under classihcattons
and all ads must conform to the typo
graphical restrictions.
Out-of-town orders must be accom-
panied by the cash to insEra prompt
1nSertlon.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS
Want ads will be accepted oyer the
sLelapnone from bona ndv telephone
supscribers but are payable the same
day when our collector calls, This is
service and we expect
prompt payment,
TELEPHONE 1905.
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THREE-STORY and basement, solid

SEE THOMAS about cheap, desirable
building lots. l0l Broadway. Phone
l12
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WONDERFUL opportunity for men
with ability to enter a business
which is a real wartime necessity and
Chrome Leather Steel Studded Re-
treads" makes old tires new; guaran-
teed for 5000 miles by old established
thoroughly reliable Arm; sells to con-
sumner at half the price of new tires:
cess in Europe; men with ability
wanted to open service stations ami
manage sales campaign; $1,000 to
$4,000 capital required; should make
$4,000 to $4,000 first year. Address.
Sales Manager Sth Floor, 90 e. Jack
son Blvd, Chicago.
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HELP WANTED -
MALE AND Fern ALE

FARGO government clerk examina-
ttens coming: 500 month; thou
sands wanted immediately; sample
questions free. Franklin Institute.
Dept. S24G, Rochester, N. Y.
EXPERIENCED photographer wanted
for general land and mortgage loan
business; salary 800; full particulars
first letter. Ransom County Trust
Co.. Sheldon. N. d.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the CIuhn.

Cincinnati, Aug. II. After New
York had gone to the front in the FIRST
half Of the ninth inning Friday by
hitting Schneider freely, Cincinnati
"'-'' R.H.E.
New York ..................
Toney, Steele, PerTitt and MCCar-
thy; Schneider and Wingo.
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statesmen wanted by one-half mil
lion dollar concern; 10 first class
men, with own conveyance, to repre-
sent 8 concern doing one hundred AMI
ten thousand dollars a month bust
ness; FOR men who qualify this posi-
ton Will be good for 800 to $50 dol
lars a week, For appointment, Phone
1905, Fargo call for Field Manager.
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st. Louis, Aug. l7.-Packard gave
Boston three hits. Friday while his
teammates hit Rudolph to all corners
nings, when the locals scored all OF
their runs. st. Louis shut out the Wis
itors, to 0. Score;
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CHIROPRACTOR,

MARY A. GOLDSCHLAGER, MID. c.,
Chiropractor,
325 deLendrecie Bldg. Phone $40.
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LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
house. L. Du Val, Gen. Del. Fargo.
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THREE-STORY and basement, solid
brick, metal rooted hotel building,
furnished complete; now running to
capacity; So rooms, bar, billiard hall,
bowling alley; best corner in city 0t
5000; paved street; assessed valuation
$4,000. insurance $4,000; vapor heat,
hot and cold water each floor with
bath, electric lights; tenant ready to
lease for term of years at 5000 per
month; owner wants to trade for good
prairie land Of equal value; mortgage
0oE Mas HaS E? seq seq
c. N. Jelleff, New London. wis.
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REAL EST st IL.
tCOntRnUedA

SIX-ROOM, all-modern house for sale.
Phone 2637-W.
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FOR SALE-Antique and common
furniture. 1926 l2th Ave. N.
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For quick results use The Foru
want ads,
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Connie Mack hasn't given up hope
OF getting his team out OF the cellar
despite the lead OF the Tigers This
hopeEulnega may be one reason why
Connie 81 q great manager
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
NO ICE THIS YEAR.

NO ICE THIS YEAR.
control a device that will put ice in
every home where there Is electricity
cures agency option and demonstrators
free; no obligation. Fred w. Wolf,
Dept 646, 321 N. Wells ST.. Chicago.
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Boston

Pittsburgh, Aug. 17-Pltcher May
er's delivery was easy for Brooklyn
during the first six innings Of Fri
days game with the Pirates. He was
driven from the box and Pittsburgh
defeated, to l. 1t was Mayors irst
defeat since joining the Pirates after
winning eight straight games. Score:
r. H. 70.
Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Pittsburgh ..................
Cheney and Miller; Mayer, Sanders
and Schmidt Smith.
Three games played.
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DR.. ARNB OFTBDAL-Practlc Inn
tied to diseases of children. once
over Christianson's drugstore, No. 10
Broadway. Phone 412-W
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS of all descrip-
tions. Inquire 6 18th St, S.
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FOR SALE-Nearly new Jewel range.
large self-feeder. Phone 1851.
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fabian Is zhinking fBuying PROPERTY He Reader of the
POSITION WANTED-aEALE.
KGnm%EpmAH

EXPERIENCED FARMER, with own
help, wants to take charge Of farm
by year, or rent furnished farm. BIZ
care Forum.
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FOR SALE-Good gas range; $40 de-
ilVered. 108 IL 9Th st. S. Phone
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WILL TRADE 100 acres Of good land,
located in Clay county, Minnesota;
100 acres under cultivation, small
buildings, good soil and we'll located;
will trade for good running stock Of
mems clothing, gents furnishings and
shoes or general stock; we can handle
a good sized stock and will put in
cash II necessary. II interested write
to The Buchanan Co., Detroit. Mimi.
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PERSONAL.

80 - Sc:SS-%zeS@SS1::~--4--.>~
FOOT SPECIALIST-Dr. Ida Melin
has moved TO ITO Broadway, op-
posite Rickers store. Phone 362.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE,
AGnmffm7IeuN

DRESSMAKING sCHOOL-Hemstit
ing and picoting. 1lS Broadway.
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GIRL for general homework: small
family. Phone 30l8-J. 1908 End
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sALESMBN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; best side line
on earth; brand new; So commission
on orders and repeats; old reliable.
Chicago. H ~.
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SALESMAN WANTED-High grade
travelling salesman capable of earning
$4,000 and expenses annually; staple
line to general merchandise trade; at
tractiye proposition to dealers. Ad--
dress Sales Manager, 612 Hearst Bldg,
Chicago.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
SPECIALISTS,

DIR. l. O. 1dELOM-Oph. D. Eye spe-
cialigt. Cross-eyes straightened.
Glasses fitted. once, 3l3 Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-17

Tonic; fastest selling auto accessory
on the market; pocket sample; an ideal
side line. quick seller, and a money
maker. Fargo Auto Accessory Co.,
Box 1872. Phone I4I0.
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WANTED - Lady solicitor to sell
electrical appliances. Call 619 LIST
Ave. N.
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WANTBD-Ten bright, capable ladies
to travel, demonstrate and sell well
known goods to esta blished Dealers
sag to $50 per week; railroad fare
paid; weekly advance for travelling
expenses. Address at once, Goodrich
Drug CO... Dept. 632, Omaha, Neb.
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For quick results use The Forum
want ada
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-17
DENTISTS.

DIR. H. L. STARTLING. Dental Office
Black Department Store Bldg.
liz Broadway.
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PHYSICIANS AND sURGEoks.

DRs. BARROW & WEIBLE-deLen
drecie Bldg. to 6 p. m.
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For sALE-aI1sCELLANEQgs.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
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