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which means tough meat while nom
exercise leads to a softness Of the
muscles which are tender when
cooked. Soft feed should be fed as
a lack of exercise interferes with the
proper digestion Of whole grain. The
feed should be finely ground and
mixed with water. milk or butter
milk. The following proportions
have been found very satisfactory
One-half finely ground corn. u
shorts and Il ground oats. Use the
foods that are reasonable in price.
Corn is rich in fat forming elements
but barley and good plump oats can
form a larger part of the ration
where they can be secured cheaper.
The fattening period should last not
over two weeks. If continued longer
there win be loss of vigor in fowls
without exercise. This fattenink
will increase the weight considerably
as well as improve the quality.
BOOSTERS not TO be carried over and
the poor layers should be culled os1t
and fattensd. Put them in the fat
tening pen---C. ]. Peterson Extension
Div. N. D. Ayr. College.
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of the Register of Deeds. Cass County,
North Dakota,
That there will be due on said mort
gage at, the date of sale the sum OF
$96.75, together with the costs and
expenses of foreclosure.
Dated this 9Th day of September,
ERICK r. LEE,
Mortgage.
Pierce, Tennespn g. Cupler, Attor-
kota-
Andrew Ross, Sheriff of cass coun-
ty, North Dakota.
(Sept. 9-16-23-30. Oct. TIA, 1879
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DIR. j. E. CAVANAGH 49, osteopath.
Resident graduate of the National
School OF Chicago. President of
Fargo Sanitarium. Phone No. $50.
Address. 1873 3rd Ave. S.
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Americans in action in attack on
Cantigny, above, and Menin road,
scene Of Britiah drive

The fierce attack on cantigny by
the American forces early in the sum
mer paved the way for the allies Of
fengiva which has almost cleared the
g0nrne salient. British tanks aided
the Tanks ln their work. The upper
picture shows part OF the attack The
lower photo shows the Menin road 70
Ypres and Zonnebekc, where the Brit
fah have broken through the Hinden-
burg line. Heaps of German shells
and other war materials and wreck
age can be seen along the road.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NotIce-to Creditors.

In the Matter of the Estate of
Lovila Adair, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
deFsigned, Dakota Trust Company,
Administrator with the VIII Annexed
of the Estate of Lovila Adatr, late Of
the Village of West Branch. in the
County of Cedar and State of Iowa,
deceased, to the creditors of. and all
persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of
this notice, to said Administrator at
it's Office at No. 20 Broadway. in the
City of Fargo,.,in said Cass County
Dated Aug. 81, a. D. 1918.
DAROTAPTRUST COMPANY,
Administrator with the viii Annexed.
Augusta. D. 1918.
(Sept. $3.50. Oct. TIA, 1881
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Tomato 9cup-Put one cupfui OF
tomatoes, a slice of onion a half tea
spoonful OF salt, a dash Of tobasco,
a level tablespoonful of cornstarch
moistened ia a cupful Of water, liz
saucepan over the fire. Boil two
minutes Strain. add d spoon
fuI og IsntteSs and ae1v
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Personal
DENTISTS.

FOOT SPECIALIST DR.. Ida Melin
has moved to ITO Broadway, oppo-
site Ricker's store. Phone 362.
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LAWYER.
C. J. MADDUx, 616 Front st.
Practice in all Courts.
HONIEOPATHs.

DR.. !. G. DILLON-SpeciaI attention
to diseases of infants and children.
OSTEOPATHS.
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DIR. II. l. STARTLING, Dental Office.
Blacks Department Store Bldg.
1I2 Broadway.
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FATTENING FOWLS.

In fattening poultry they should
be confined in small pen or crate.
Exercise produces hard muscles
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BOARD ARID ROOM.

or unfurnished office
rooms. COS Front St. G. R. Froling.
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DIR. J. e. FRENETTE-Denti Spe-
ciaIist in extracting and artificial
teeth. Huntington Blk. over J. +
Holmes. Fargo. n. D.
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TWO GIRLS wanted, one for general
homework, one to assist in the
nursery of childpen's boarding home !;
best wages paEd. 1116 4th Ave. S.
/ Phone 1871.
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Every time you wrong your nsigh.
Dor you harm yourself,
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posIgEoN wAvTEn--rEMALE.

A LADY BooKKEEPER desires re-
sponBible position in store or office
where she can keep books part of
time No, 43, care Forum
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POSITION WANTED by young lady
stenographer; years of general
office experience; also some knowledge
of bookkeeping. Address so, care
Forum.
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HONEST. $50; 6-room house, big lot
See this. Write Box Alb. Forum.
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YOUNG LADY, with high school edu-
cation, would like position in office
where there would be chance for ad-
vancement. Write 200, care Forum.
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COMPETENT MAID for general
homework; 2 in family; good wag-
es Mrs. s. 0ftedal. 61S 9Th Ave.
N. Phone 434-W.
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RBAI ESTATE.

FOR ANYTHING in this line see @. r
Froling, COS Front st.
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COMPETENT MAID for general
homework; new home, modern con-
Teniences. Mrs. S. j. Doyle. ISL 7th
Ave. S. Phone 1862.
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WANTED--Midd ie-aged lady for gem
eral housework on farm; will pay
rare to Regent, N. d. Geo. M. Carter,
regent N. ID.
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NON@d Oss aSePaD fYmAefCe There's Work For You Use Csfed
HELP WAR,EEL3--Fi1E!AI.E,
H0nrSuuadtN

YOUNG GIRL wanted to helm assist
MIS-. Hall superintendent OF day
nursery. Apply at $40 1st Ave. S.
Phone 1881.
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WANTED--Young lady. with printing
I office experience, to 30 light report
ing, bookkeeping and learn linotype.
Address as, care Forum.
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SEE sTUCCO HOME at S51 9th Ave.
S. before buying. See your real es-
tate dealer.
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EYE. EAR, NOSE. THROAT.

DIR, ]. w. CAMPBELL-Spec
eye. ear, nose and throat. Edwards
Bldg, Fargo, N ID.
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LARGE, MODERN. ROOM, suitable
for Q, with board. 1114 End Ave. s.
Phone 2362-J.
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DIS EhNL& =. a. III EIndIaup; IA
tin P. Rindlaub. NJ D.: specialists
deLendrecie Blk, Fargo.
DRS. F. H. BAILEY & RACHEL
MISUNDERSTANDING Office hours,
0 to IL and 1885 to 5. 0fices in Stern
Block
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WANTED TO BUY-Second hand or
wrecked Ford touring car or road
ster. What nave you? Write No. 422,
care Forum.
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POSITION WANTED - MALE AND
FEMALE

EXPERIENCED, married couple de-
sires position on farm by month or
year; l child. Address Al, Forum
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FOR SALE - Six-room, aIl-modern,
new bungalow; oak finish, maple
floors, hot water heat. 91s End st. N.
Phone 2225-J.
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LOST-E0uNu.

! aVDA~"@N VW4NADs
LOST Empire clincher casing, 3x3O.
No. 477,560. Phone DR.. J.. w. Dun
ham
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FOR SALE-Ford coupe, also REQ
e-cylinder, 4-passenger roadster,
both in excellent mechanical .condi-
ton; reason for selling, entering y.
S. government service; must be sold
by Oct. 10. DIR. Gosslee, Moorhead,
MINI.
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HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Man ana wife to work on
farm by the month or year. Chas
Beck, York, N. D., r. g.
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BUICK LIGHT SIX roadster; also
Ford winter top. Cole Hotel. 407 N.
p. Ave.
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FoRDs. FoRDs.

We have some splendid bargains in
Fords, roadsters and tourings; also
other standard makes. Fargo Auto
Exchange, opposite Masonic Temple.
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w ANTRD-BLy, over Go years OF age.
Chaney-Evefhart Candy Co.
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FOR SALE-Ford sedan, practically
new. Write Ss, care Forum.
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HELP wANTnD-aLA1E-

PORTER wanted. Powers Hotel.
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PETs. POULFRY. IIvBsToCR.
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WIREMEN wanted, first class cleo
trician. Delco Light Product.
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MEN. with car, to call on farmers;
home territory. good pay. Box sI1,
Fargo, N. ..
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DODGE WINTER TOP - 4Os 7th
Ave. N.
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WANTED-Party to do janitor work
in exchange for fiat rent; one with
out children preferred. Phone 1854 :
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| FOR SALE-Electric light plant con-
/ sisting OF / 35 II. p. Bates a I'D
mund oil engine, l 90 X. w. go volt
| Fairbanks-Morse generator, / switch
board panel for above, ! leather belt.
| This outfit can be inspected any time
| Pioneer ELECTRIC Co, st. Paul. MINI.
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FOR SALE Exceptional county seat
newspaper property. doing about
$4,000 business; large circulation,
monopoly on advertising, big job bus
mess; mechanical part has smaga-
zine intertype, electric pot, two job
bers, 6-colunin Cottrell news press
with Attached folder, lots OF type ia
weight fonts, individual motors; cheap
rent: live town in sure crop region;
fullest investigation invited; must
have $4,000 cash, balance on time,
Address 46s care Forum.
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LADY DEMoNSTRATOR for Lsux-lo---
cal department store; good pay Call
Al. u. Chambers, Gardner Hotel, after
5 p. m. today only.
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MITCHELL CAR AND FORD for sale
at a bargain. Phone 1854.
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wEsTERN.

Omaha leads the world. on the face
OF available 'eturns. In percentage OF
membership gained by the Christmas
Red Cross drive.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lindley. a
years old. mother OF twenty-five child.
rem, including a set OF triplets and
three sets Of twins. has been granted
divorce from BENJAMIN Franklin
Lindiey. a former Des Moines. Ia. sa.
loon keeper.
Reports Of heavy fighting be-
tween Carranxa and villa forces at
San lgnacio ranch. south OF the Rio
Grandc. were brought to Fabens,
Texas. by ranchmen who claimed they
heard cannon fire. Cavalrymen pa.
trolling the border report everything
quiet.
Four hundred armed farmers ana
townspeople. led by the sheriffs OF
four counties. secured the south part
OF Douglas county. Kan. and the
north portion OF Franklin county for
the bandits who shot and killed II. w
Mccartney. principal Of the high
school at Ovcrbrook. about twenty
miles south OF Topeka. after robbins
two stores.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10

Warmer weather Saturday gave
New York city It's first real respite in
more than 4 week from intense sui
fering caused by severe cold coupled
with . critical fuel shortage.
Emil BushinG. 32. = Paterson. N. j.,
silk designer, shot himself In 4 hotel
when he learned that two sisters were
enslaved by Germans. two soldier
brothers killed and his parents miss.
ing in Belgium. He died instantly.
College girls and shop girls will
work side by side on the farms OF New
England this year under plan out.
lined At q conference OF the New Eng
land branch OF the Woman's Nationa!
Farm and Garden Association at Bos.
ton.
For the first time In the history OF
Methodism the average SALARY Of the
Methodist preacher IL more than ST..
900. declared Rev. Joseph u. Hingcley.
corresponding secretary. board OF con.
ference claimants. Methodist Episco.
pal church ut Chicago.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10
WASHINGTON.

Increased production In the spring
should reduce the prices now charged
for salt water fish. the food admins.
ttntion announced.
Five thousand real slackcrs In tho
United States Is Provost Marshal
General Crowdcr's estimate. Il is rc.
ported to Secretary Baker. The board
supposes that ten men In each district
have escaped service without being
caught
A bill to create military zone
around shIpbuilding yards. TO author.
lxc the President 10 take over control
OF street railways and ferries 10 aid
In transportation OF workmcn and 10
take steps 10 imptov. housing cond!.
tons. Z" introduced by Senator
Fletcher. chairman OF the Senate com.
mcrcc committee.
As n mark OF esteem for the Argcn.
tine people, the House foreign affairs
committc" favorably reported bill
for u portrait OF George Washington
to BE- presented 10 the military col.
lcse OF Argcntiss st n eos: Of $4,000.
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AOovr THE WAR.

British casualties reported In De-
cembcr reached = total OF 79.527.
Meeting Of soivet ut Petrosrad fea.
tured by demand Of soldiers for bread
and boots.
Last year 3G7 Norwegian vessels.
with an aggregate tonnage OF 566.0oo
were sunk.
Trotsky. BOlshcvik foreign minister.
confirms reports Of break with Ger
many on peace.
Nine French merchant ships Of
more than l.GOO tons were sunk by
submarines or mines during the week
ending Dec. 20.
Since the beginning Of the war 2lh
Danish ships with = total tonnage OF
22%.000 have been sunk and ?3i Danes
have been killed.
In mysterious explosion at Pctro
grnd l,,:O acroplane machine guns
and u quantity OF ammunition dcs'
trpycd; twenty workmcn killed.
An official dispatch from Berlin an
nounccS that peace negotiations with
Russia have been suspended. Grca,
political disorders are reported In the
German capital
Eighteen British merchantmen OF
more than 1000 tons and three small
cr vessels were sunk by mines or y.
boats during the week. Last week
twelve large ships went down.
Berlin reports that German troops
Saturday penetrated the French lines
near Vuvincourt. on the AiSna front:
and east OF Aycucourt and west OF Be-
xonvaux. on the vcrdun front.
Free passage OF the Dardancllcs for
Russian ships. Russian evacuation OF
Turkish territory and the dcmobIlixa.
tion OF the Russian Black sea fleet are
provided for tho draft OF Turkish
peace terms presented to Russia.
In the Italian thcatcr the biz guns
Of both sidcs ARE hammcrtnH ut oppos'
ing positions In tho hills. An air raid
on Padua was blocked by Italians
Several attempts by the Austro'Gcr'
mans to make hoadway between IN.
Brcnta md the playc Rivers were re-
pulsed.
Despite continuous zero weather
there has been considerable activity
by the Infantry In the Arras sector. In
Flanders and along the Moscllc River.
Near pullcoourt the British have rc.
captured In n countcrattack tho sap
taken from them saturday by tho Ger.
mans. There were Intermittent artil.
icry ducls sunday along the entire bat.
Tie front.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10
TO BUY so RANGE BULLS
COMMITTEE kEPURcHAeEs
DURING STOCK SHOW.
Garfield County stock Growers Want
Hereford and Short Horn Bulls
to Improve Range Stock.
Western Newspaper Union N.w. s.rv,e..

Western Newspaper Union Eaws Service.
Fort Collins. Colo.-The stockgrow.
crs of Garfield county will send a
committee 10 Denver during the stock
show to buy sixty registered range
bulls. This committee will take one
of the most unusual demands to the
stock show In Its history. and the call
for this large number OF pure-bred
bulls is the result of cooperative ac-
tion on the part Of the farmers OF
Garfield county to improve their range
stock
In this cooperation they have been
encouraged and materially assisted by
County Agent r. C. Alfred. who will
accompany the committee to Denver
to purchase the bulls.
The committee will deal A. an or
ganisation. II having been empowered
BY the stockErowers to purchase Here
ford and Shorthorn bulls to the mum.
ber mentioned. They will hold for
NAL meeting in Denver. Jan. 2l. and
will meet breeders and dealers at that
time.
The committee will consist Of Henry
Hasley, Silt: Frank Sweet. Carbon
dale: Charles Shideler. Mamm Creek:
Charles Mayer. Eagle: Frank squier.
Rife: Fred Larson. Divide Creek:
John Carlisle. Roam Creek. and Otto
Hahnewald. Rulison.
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&c N e RAJ.

General Pershing cablrd the thanks
OF the American cxpcditionary forces
for President Wilson's New Year
greetings.
The first cargo OF the new crop OF
Cuban sugar consigned TO this coun.
try arrived A. Philadelphia on Nor
weHian steamship.
A total Of Si.o3G has been sub
scribed to the army Y. NJ {. A. fund
by Indians Of the Rosebud rcscrva.
ton. Brookings. $. u.
An Indictment charging Congress.
man John N. Nelson with conspiracy
to cvadc the draft law WAS quashcd by
Judge Carpenter In the Federal Cour,
at Madison. Wis.
Passengers arriving at Nogal's.
Ari,.. by the Southern Pacific dc MrN.
leo reported that yaqui Indians sur.
rounded village near Qucrobabi.
Sonora. killed five persons and
wounded many others.
Resolutions asking the United
states shipping Board TO authorize
mn Increase In steel shlpyard wages
In the Puget Sound district. effective
Fob. /. were adopted by the Seattle.
Wash. Metal Trades Council. II the
request Is granted about $4,000 men
viii be affected.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10
SPORT.

Harry Greb Of PittsburE started
his 1918 record with a victory over
Terry Keller Of Dayton. O.. In . ten
round bout before tho McKeesport.
Pa, A. C.
Resignation Of Chas. G. williams, for
thirty years secretary OF tho Chicago
Nationals. was announced In Chicago
by President Chas. WeeEham. He will
be succeeded by Walter Craighead. .
brother.in.law OF Mr.. Weeghman's.
Old Joe's White Sox. owned by
John Specr Of St. Marys. Pa. and
handled by Luther Hadley. won the
amateur field championship In the dog
trials at Grand Junction. Tenn. held
under the auspices OF the All-Ameri.
can Field Trial Club.
Drafting OF men OF the first class
only. proposed TO Congress by Provost
Marshal General Crowder. would
mean the world champion Chicago
Americans could 70 through tho com.
ing season with their last years line.
up virtually unchanged no far an mill
tary service Is concerned.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10
Minor Mention.


A. j. Stark OF La Junta celebrated
his ninetieth birthday.
Edna NJ Fulton Is now clerk for
the Industrial Commission.
German insurance companies will
quit business in Colorado Feb. /.
A flock OF AnEora goats. l.400 in
number. is being quartered at Palisade
for the winter.
The Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad
announced number Of changes in
train schedules, effective Jan. 13.
A check on the returns made by the
workers In the Red Cross membership
campaign gives Denver 61,S79 men,
bers.
The Pythian lodge room in the Cen
troll block at Las Animas. will be re.
modelled into a dance hall and club
rooms
Alamosa Mining and Leasing Com.
pany has been organized by residents
Of Alamosa to develop rich gold mines
at Idaho Springs.
De Witt Harrison OF Goldfield, a
former Canon City boy, has been com.
missioned captain in the United
States national army.
The Mesa flour mill at Grand juno.
tion Is now grinding kiln dried mill
ing corn, in order to relieve the local
shortage Of corn meal.
John Pantle OF Ordway states that
during the past season he thre3hed a
total Of 22,5OO bushels Of beans for
the farmers of that district.
Lieut.. John NJ. Stratton Of Fort Nor
gan. who was commissioned in the Of
ficers' reserve corps at Fort Riley. has
sailed for the European war zone.
II is reported at Loveland that \
well for the possible discovery of Pc
troleum will be drilled on the H. r.
Chalfant property just outside the city
limits.
A campaign to enroll 10000 men in
Sunday school within three months
was launched by the Protestant
churche, Of Denver at banquet at
Ell Jebel temple.
Ed Autry. living ton miles south
west Of Springfield, has harvested 300
bushels Of corn. 1000 of maize, 8 tons
of broom corn and $4,000 pounds Of
Mexican beans.
An oil shale boom u noted at Gun.
nison. On Razor creek 5000 acres Of
oil shale land have been filed on by
Gunnison people and $50 acres by a
Denver company.
The sugar factory at Las Animas
has closed its grind after a run Of 73
days. Over 10000 tDns OF beets were
! converted into sugar. The payroll Of