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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-11
I'D Raid Made by Americans

4 (By Associated Press.)
rs, March 11.-American troops
made a bold raid into the enc,
lines in Lorraine, the war office
lnced today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-11
Turks Retire

CBy Associated Press.)
pdon, March 11.-There was a
'er retirement of the Turks in
Ppotamia, it is officially an
'ced, The garrison which Satur-
evacuated Hit on the Euphrates
Re the British advance, now occu-
Khan Baghdadi, twenty-five
above hit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-11
ANOTHER FRENCH SOLDIER
BY NAME OF JOFFRE
IBy Associated Press.l

Faris, March 11.-A recent regi-
mental order has disclosed the exist
ence of another soldier in the French
army who bears the honored name or
Joffre. In this order, the Lieutenant.
colonel of an infantry regiment states
that the request of Corporal Jotfre to
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-11

soldiers. Come-"Laugh and grow
fat"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
HEMSTITCHING

1oc per, yard on all materials. Send It
: Raifffea PEST st. &; F: Dye HOUSE, s17
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11

WE MANUFACTURE A CARBUREToR
give double the mileage over any 9th.
er carburetor ever constructed regard
less Of name, make. or price. Money
REFUNDED # fifteen day free trial does
not prove It. Entirely new principle
s~imple/plain tube-not a moving part,
Guaranteed to start in zero weather
without heating or nriming. Tremen-
in Chicago territory. Reliable, ener-
gettc man who can guarantee sales
and carry stock Of $500 to $4,000. de-
pending on demand, can secure ex-
elusive territory and will easily net
10000 this year. No special expert
ence necessary. Will also furnish
carburetofs for other cars in about
sixty days: Frank. A. Urwan, 500 W.
cks Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11

TO EXCHANGE AM LOOKING FOR
good going real paying farm. Prefer
ably stocked and in good condition.
viii give either n of my three high
class clear apartment buildings locat-
residential districts OF Chicago, as fol-
> lows: Beautiful ~ apartment build
ing on boulevard. yearly rent $4,000
modern apartment building, rental
$4,000 per year, price SIS, 900, clear; 16
flat, high, class corner apartment
building. rental $1,000 per. year, price
grade farm or ranch that will match
up either or all oftsthese buildings,
would suggest you come to Chicago
equitable deal on cash basis Ssu q. W. ".
Stewart Room GIG, 10 S.. Dearborn
St., Chicago. Telephone Central 5198.
SALE OR TRADE-REs1pENCE
In Thief River Falls MINI Control l..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
BUSINESS CHANCEs-oontinued


.ANTED-MARRIED MAN WITH
about ten years experience in mer-
chandising dry goods and allied lines.
mems furnishings. etc, In large. gen.
eral store. Good salary and rare
chance for increase and rapid promo
tion. Fine house. Living expenses reas-
enable. State salary expected to start
and furnish references. Also married
man as ~Bookkeeper and Stenographer
tn bank. Other openings and excellent
opportunities to engage In business in
ton project in west. Irrigated and
dry land and town lots available at
bargain prices. Address Williams
Manson News, Dept. LII, Williams.
Mont, for full information and we
VIII send the paper six months free.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
WANTED.

CORPORATION ESTABLISHm rs
years seeks IN services OF an expert
enced speciality salesman for this ter
rttory. We m~anufacture complete limo
Of sp~ecfalties for advertisers In celIu-
lotd, metal, glass and paper, including
Commission CONTRACT with
expenses IT required. Cfuver Manu-
featuring Co. Chicago.
UNITED STATES CALENDAR COW
pany, Cincinnati, wants experienced
statesmen in North DAKOTA, to sel
large manufacturer line c~opyr1Ehted
art calendars. leather andscloth Eooda.
signs and specialtiea. Permansnt
work. Liberal commissions. Financial
assistance Address Sales Manager.
United States Calendar Company, Cn-
cfnnati, .. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11

FOR SALE OR TKADE-REs1DENCE
in Thief River Falls. Mimi. Centrally
located, splendid lot. Address Box 220.
Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
SHOE SHINING

GRAND FORKS SHOE SEINE AND
hat cleaning shop. Ladder and men's
hats cleaned n reblocked. Expert
work. Sent by mail. 10 N. 3rd st.
Grand Forks. N. d. rs. 981
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
MISUNDERSTANDING.

DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGE-RAD-
Ave.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11

4S0 ACRES-FINE LAYING LAND 3
Blunt, So. Dakota; 200 acres cropped,
balance pasture and hay land, running
water in PASTURE; we'll with windmill
in yard; fenced; Z room dwelling: large
barn: other buildings. Price $4,000.
Easy terms. Smith, $500 Jackson St,
+ Sioux City, Ia.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11

HELP-FEMALE.

ALL YOUNG WOMEN ARE INVITED
to make the Young Women's Chris-
tian. Assn. their headquarters while
In the city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
HELP-MALE

BOOKKEEPER, OFFICE MAN, CLERK,
etc. Can make from five to twenty
five dollars per week Of the side with
out interference to present work., by
selling health and accident insurance
to acquaintance. Others are DIN
it. Write for particulars. Great
Western Accident Insurance Company,
Des Moines, Iowa.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
AUCTION SALES.

:
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
sAIiEsalm WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

LADY WANTS KNITTING AND PLAN
sewing. Call 332-L, It's.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
FARM MACHINERY

FOR SALE-ONE 11X3e TWIN CITY.
COrltss Hngtne. speed - revolutions,
in good condition and endless leather
N. Oak. @S .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11

EARN s25 WEEKLY, SPARE TIME,
writing for newspapers. magazines.
Experience unnecessary: details free.
Press Syndicate, 757 st. Louis, Mo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
HOUSES FOR SALE
KODAK F1N1sH1No

SEND YOUR K Films to Hon
Studio. for printing. Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
RAZOR Blades.
REAL ESTATE.

40 ExCHANGE-NICE PRAIRIE
quarter, 2 miles from town., subject to
first mortgage loan of $1,000. for auto
mobile, threshing machinery, live stock
or anything I can use. What have
you? ". T. Bosley, Rugby, N. o.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
HOUSES FoR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW,
United War Work Campaign Now On
United we stand,
Divided we fall,
When we give for one
We are giving for all.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11
AGENTS.

AGENTs-15x19 GOLD FRAMED PA
triotic pictures, 12c, sell SOC. Over
Top, Paul Jones, Colored Heroes. etc.
Everybody buys. Sample free. Peoples
Portrait, Sta. D, Chicago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-11

MAN AND WIFE WANTS A POSITION
on farm. M. A. Aathison, LILO Winter
St, Superior, Wis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
'S,n @irbelitmruae iiberitirsen iidj

aSMt. OtEutatIuEuN uUeI1su%deW Vuy
Sic Mabri6ten aus ben nod Sreibeit
.idreienbeu 2dnoern guropas. Die
peridiebenen Mel6ungen moaen ale
5,1erlt ans 3iel gelangen uno uber-
ltir5en iidb pieuei@t fogar IN ibrer
8abrbeit. Mande ser in oieier mte
%folgenoen Musgaben beroffentlthten
8eridte m0gen iid pielletdt ipater
als 3eitungSenten entpuppen, ober
sic ga115e amerifanii6e Erel lie muroe
nit uns ont @angelbanoe Der gear-
renitreide gefiibrt. uno oiele staf-
ridten 81 %iaubern, mabr BON n1tipabr
5u unteribeioen, liegt ni6t in unite
rer Mobtpoatommenbett. 9tnge, Die
at unglaublih i6einen, peroen mobl
sur 5eite gelegt, aber trosoem mag
10 n1un1es ol1rh Sic Singer rntt9en,
oas lib lpater als Slige enttptdelt.
eriuden mir, ale lolbe
Modridten nit elmer gemtllen Ne=
ierpe aui5unebmen uno i1ber glaue
benslpiirDig" ooer uunglaublib" lelblt
AT entl6eioen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
ccsm Gtaate MtnneIpta lit iiingf

oSuN Sluu%t ~tVVuSI"*u ~ J~"Sl~
ser aeieblih feltgelegte Win6eltlobn
in &roft getreten. 9as W}inimnm be-
tragt 1ieben Do1ar sic 8o6e. Dieier
2obn bat @eltung fir ane jngenolt=
den Mrbeiter bei6erlei @el9lebtes
unter oht5ebn Sabren, ste 2ebrl111ge
[in6. Sir oue 6rouen ODER Mfinoer=
jabriqe int Sitter BON a6t5ebn Sab
TEN o6er 0ariiber ion Elm 2obn bo11
1iebeneinbalb DoIar m04entli6 tn
ouen Gta6ten Minne1otas @eltnng
boben. @eibli9e Mngeiteate IN Saul
mannsgel6Gften, mie Sriienrtnnen>
&eunerinnen, ionen in ct. Soul,
Minneapolis nn6 9nlutb etnen Wt111=
oe1tlobn BON :neun Collar mo9entlt@
erbalten. Mnf 2ebr1inge ftnoet ole1er
ySab feline M%ntpen6nng. gsidtlebrl1n=
ae 1ouen in genannten @taoten TT
Tobrifen, @erfltGtten, I'M Selepbon=
un6 Selegropben6ienit, 1T Tarbere1=
en-. @dihereien, &einignngsan1talten,
ounhrooms, &el taurants nno 9otels
einen Min6eItlobn bon a9t Collar
IS Gents m0dentlih erbolten: Mu=
Berbalb 6ieler Sta6t ioQen Sobner1=
nf6naer in Sic en beridieoenen Be=
idq1ftiqungsarbeiten einen Winoelt=
lohn bon aht Dollar modentlth- err
hoIten un6 in an6eren inforporierten
5td6ten anBer ben BRET erfpabntet1
eroBen 5tG6ten lit Ser Winoeltlobtt
cCht Collar 25 Gents m06entlid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
KirNhNe na6riNten.

* Sodm'iter @err 8iidof Sol.
8ni6 fat Sen bo6m. @errn Sobn
@iloenborg, Ser felt ieiner Sro1na=
ton an ser ct. Soiepb @emetnoe
in Bier5, Morriion Gountp, als @e=
bilfsprieiter a1geitelt par, als Bfars=
rer ser ct. Ibereiia=@ emeinoe IN
|DonneQp errarnt nn6 6en bo9m.
&errn 8ingel, mel6er Dor eintgen
Monuterf BON Seem Oorf naf ct.
G1oub foh1 nno 3eitmeilig 1T Der ct.
Morien @emein6e 5u Mapbem aafe
tatig mar, 3l1lebt mabreno Der Mb<
noe enbeit 6es bo6tu. 5errn @nnoer=
mann, sic Baitoration Der ct. Wtor=
fus-@emein6e in Clear Safe ber1ab,
6em bobm. @errn Stiegler, Isl arrer
Der 81. Soiepbs @emcinoe IN Nter5
ols M1liite11t beigegeben.
8 Mm letten Sonntog tpnroe IN
ben fotboIiihen &ir6en Ser Staot ct.
Glol1o ser regelmdBige @ottesoienlt
mieoer gebolten. Betm Sodamte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Illus der utn9e9end
freepDrt.

Sreepprt.
- Sim Spnntag, ben "a. &C.,
pember miro &errn Garl Sbiele i'm
@ptel @olfine III Treeport ietn, 1tm
sic Mpnnementsgelber fir Sen
uNprbi tern" 51 fpleftteren mnb nere
Mbpnnenten fit iplden at befommen,
@ir ,uiiniden nodJmals baranf a1tf'
merfiam a1t madjea, DaR Der uNpro=
itern" tpie ale anberen 3ettmn9en, &C.
mGf bes 1elten @eiekes, int @orams
be5ablt >uer0en m1tk.
6reepDrt.
Sol epb Gberne lit BON Serbian gu
riidgefebrt, mo er unter ar5tli6er
@ebonol11ng 1tan0. = Sri. geoto
ublenfotb, sic bier o1s Madtopero=
t0rin ongeitellt lit, bat ii6 bon Der
&ronfenlilte itrei6en lallen. = Sent
ri6 @olfenberg muroe BON leiner
@ottin nit einem mr1rteren Sobn=
6en bel6enft, mo511 11niern @liid=
m11nId! = @einri6 Mtdael berian6=
te cine @iienbabnpagenlaonng Sieb
nad Siio ct. saul, mobin Sic Sar-
mers Company 5mei Woggonlaonn=
gen obgeben IieB. = Seinr. S6miot
bon ct. Glpu6 lit onfangs LETTER $50
DIE an ser gettieite ieines @aters ein=
%getroffen, Ser ernitlid erfronft ME-
6erliegt.
ct. Trancis.
@roBmutter @arting itarb I'M
5ouie Tires Gobnes Gabi6 Wai6en=
beder am Iebten 6reitagmorgen an
ser Snfluen5o. Sic 8eeroigung fono
ant folgenben Sage auf Bent ct.
Sroncis &irbbofe ftatt. M0ge lie ru=
ZEN in Srie6en! = Sobn @angl nno
SRI. &otbarina MartD aus benz
Sdmei5er Settlement mur6en in Der
8onifa5i11s Stride GIT Melreie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Standardization.

= @roBurtig tpor Die 5renoe, Die
1id) ant Ietten' Montag Oh Der Sic
oes= un6 ser 6amit in @erbinbung 81
br%ingen6en 6rieoensnadridt aus
qan8em Ser5en nnb in mabrem See
lenbergniigen %fun0gab. Sn elmer
Mo6mittags gebaltenen Haraoe mar
S1tng nnb SIT, @roB nno &lein lrt=
termi1dt, un6 ale mo6ten ibren Ser
aen Suit in Ben perfdie6enlten 6rel1=
6enous6riiden. Dos @let4e ge1dob
in ser Mbenoporo6e, Sic onr6 ben=
quliides 6ener berl60nert mnroe. u.
nit @edt erging man fi6 in ben Ne1t-
Berungett, boB in ct. @Iono ME et1t
10 oemeiniames 6reuoenereignis felt
lih begongen tpuroe> mie es am Leg
ten Montng, 0em Sage, Der nnierem
2anoe @ieg berfiin6ete nno oem1el=
ben mie ser gort5en 8olferidoft oout=
ernoen 6rie6en perbieB. 8ir boben
aefeiert. Die Sreuoe NOR rielengroB.
nnfere S0bne mer6en heimfebrer.
Mm Gage nad 6erSeier loBt inns aus
bemTaumeI erpa9ent 9aBt nns nod
oenfen! 8ieI, iebr biel mnB nod ge=
tan mer6en, ebe uniere Srnppert
heimfebren. 3nbanIe mag ote Mbru=
flung beginnen, 6riiben nod ntht.
2abf uns nniern %.Sl1ngens belfen, mo-
INNER gu beIfen 1T. 9aBt nns ober
a1.h anfb0rer gu baiien. SaBt nnS
ale beitrogen at 6em einen CUR
@6lferberi0bnung 2aBt nns onoa9=
tia qe6enfen Ser 8erbeiBung: Srieoe
a11f @r6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Observation-Disclosures Sd)1lt

SluuIS u)uI SW"]V
lit bonn .er1p6blten @ouperneur Burnt
quilt leines Mmtes entboben moroen:
8enn ser @orperneur lie einen Mft
pouaoqen, ser feline ougemeinlte Gut
beibung gefun6en, 10 mub oie @nt=
bauptung oes @errn Sdulb, Der lid,
lpenngleib pegen an0erer ieiner Mf=
tionen perbaBt gemo6t. namentli9 IN
ieiner 8eflilienbeit, ieinen impertt=
nenten @aB gegen bas fatbolifbe
Sdu1l1pelen uno in letter 3eit gege1
6as amerifanii6e Deuti6tum, inoem
er Sic .oeuti6e 9prade aus ben Sbu=
len ausgeld)oltet miiien moute> 10
uniaglides 5uiduloen fommen lieB>
ols cine ii9 lelb1t 5uge5ogene uno II
d)erli6 bere6tigte a%nerran1t 11no
bodgeprielen tperben. SEER @9nls
lit Elm Natipilt int 4ausgeoebnte1ten
@orte 1einer 8eoeutung, uno megen
1einer Gntfernung aus bent Mmte bat
Bouperneur A1rnquiit iid I'M oas
56ulmel en De5 Staates int Muge=
meinen un0 ser &atboliten un6 Der
1eut1a=Mmerifaner 6es StQoteS I'M
8elon6eren per6ienltpou gema6t uno
oalnit einen 5trei9 begangen, Der 1bn
i'm MnIeben Ser 5taatsDiirger Inn Elm
qerpultia 8eoenten6es geboben bot.
SoffentIi6 miro fem 9ea6folger IN
Ser Musiibung 1eines Mmtes onoere
Geiten auflponnen nn0 Ser @ereh=
tigfeit ei1 gr0Beres> ia Elm gan5es
TeID Dffnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

11aHte' Der bod)tD. +. Sute S1ft, y.
g. g., Bfarrer Ser unbefledten @m=
pfdngnisgemein6e, oie Mnfunoigung,
baB Die 40=ltiinbige @ebetsan6a6t in
jener @emein6e ont 6. DECEMBER be-
ginnen ltnb am Jeite Der nnbefledten
@mpfangenen, bem BatronSfelte Der
@emeinoe, gum MbidIuB gelangen
mer6e. Mn6 m11r6e am Dienstag Der
l1nterri6t in SEN oret Bfarri6nlen
ser Sta6t. ct. CLOUD mieoer aufge=
11omme11.
gelmaBige @'ottes6ienit in Der SCOT
fir6e Ser in Souf &api6s BON bo6m.
@errn Mf. &mann 11eu gegrin=
6eten @emein6e tpieber in &raft &C.
treten. Da sic oortige @eiun6beitsbez
b0rbe bas Mbflouen Der Snfluen5a
beltdtigte> iouen sdulen uno &ir6en
mieoer ge0ffnet iein.
* SeS1 Ser ct. Sobns Mbtei fat 6ie
Snfluen5a-Seu6e ibr 5meites Spfer
gefor6ert. 9aielbit lit ant lebten
Donnerstogmorgen ser bodm. P.
6obion CITIZEN, 3. g.. s., 1elig i'm
|&errn ent19lafen. Ser 8erltorbene 1T
elm @obn Ser Somtlie 90. @tben bon
ct. GIon6, ser ongemeines 8eileio
entgegengebrodt muroe, 0a oieielbe
innerbulb 5pei @o9en bret erpa61e=
ne @obne ins @rab geienft iab.
Sm September 1906 erfolgte Sic
Mnfnobme 6es bodtp. p. 5abion i'm
ct. Sobns College, in 1912 trat er
in 6as Nobi5iat Elm, madte feline ein=
fa6en Sr6ensgeliib6e in 1918 unb
erbielt sic 0iofonatsneibe i'm 2anfe
bes be%rgangenen Sabres. SSn einigen
Monaten tpGre ser lei6er iebt IN IT'LL
Ter @roe @ubenbe in Sen FL. Hrieiter=
lton6 erboben tporben. Samstog fanb
Sic 8eer6igung 6es gl1ten P. Tabian,
Ser in je6er @init6t ols mabrer Or
6ensmonn bon ieinen Sr0ensbruoern
geodtet nnb geliebt tpar, auf Dem
&loiterfir6bofe itatt> mo Der bodp'lte
SEER gbt sic giniegnung pornabm
M0ge ser Dabingei6ie6ene in Srie=
ben ruben!
. gu unierem groBten @eoauerr
lit audi iiber Sen 500 zines Frie1ters
ser Dio5eie ct. glou6 5u beri6ten,
melder in Ser Musubung 1einerMmts=
pflidten bon Ser b0ien Snfluen5a be-
fauen mnroe, Sic in 9ltngenent5un=
Dung iiberging uno BEN 500 berbei=
fibrfe. So6m. SEER @errid, mel6er
Dor mebreren Monaten aus Der 3i0=
5eie @inona fommen6 lth Ser 9io=
5e1e ct. Glou6 anidloB, einige 3ett
6em bodtp. @errr Slug. Bladta IN
Mopolton ols Miiiitent oiente uno BET
6em iungit bom bobm'lten Serrn ST.
idof g1ih b~orgenommenen Stellen=
med tel nit Ser Ealtoratipn Der @e=
mein6e in Gamep betraut mur0e, bot
om geltrigen Mittmo6morgen oos
3eitli6e geiegnet. Nebit ieinen apel
Shmel tern nn6 einem 8rnoer, benz
bodm. Serrn Sop @errid umitanoen
lein To6esbett sic bodm. Serren
Nladta bon Mopolton nnb &uid BON
6olep. 8egrdbnisbe ltimungen iiro
big 51r Stun6e nod feine getrotte
mor6en. M0ge ser geritorbene ruben
in eSrie6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

SIM staate Stem 0orf baben aud
sic 6rouen geitimmt; aber boB mar1
bog 6em @oblergebnis anieben toni
ne, bat Big iest nod niemano bebal1p-
iet.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
FOR PERPETUAL MAIDENHOOD
TRY A WOMAN'S COLLEGE

Any girl who wishes to be an old
maid can best achieve that ambition
by matriculating at a woman's col
lege. Statistics prove it. Of all
graduates of women's colleges, fewer
than so per cent marry. And those
who do acquire husbands are remark
able economical in the production of
children.
The average married graduate of a
woman's college brings into the world
child and half. This is about the
Vassar record. Smith drops to child
and third. Bryn Mawr and Hol-
yoke are more fecund, rising to child
and three-quarters. When in movie
picture one sees professions of sweet
girl graduates carrying daisy-chains,
one naturally imagines that each
Young woman (now that her educa-
ton is finished) is entering at least
nebulous thoughts of wifehood and
motherhood. But it isn't so.
She is much more likely to be think
ing of Career" ct the nleasr-,e
offered by society. Her college train
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25

that we cannot we'll spare. After this
date all such notices will be run once
free in the daily Times-Record and if
they are to be published after that
charge Of SC per line will be charged.
We want it understood that we are
willing to publish the lodge and club
church and school notices in the daily
free as heretofore but repetition will
be charged for. It is real advertising
and we think we are doing pretty we'll
to give the same free once. When we
go to a store they do not give the
Times-Record groceries for nothing
and if we asked them to repeat the
operation we would still get nothing
unless we paid for it. Why should the
printer give away his stock in trade
for nothing. 1t does not pay our bills
neither does it help make this insti-
tuition a paying one. That's what is
the trouble with a lot of print shops
they work for nothing-you know
the rest. All church, lodge, society
or other notices that charge an admis-
sion fee will be charged for at regu-
lar rates, excepting Red Cross, Y. NJ.
C. A. or anything that goes for war
purposes.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25

The Third Liberty Loan Drive has
been completed and the editor of this
paper as publicity agent for Barnes
county, wants to thank the business
men Of every section of the county for
the splendid cooperation put forth by
them for advertising this drive. The
government makes no provision for
advertising and as it is necessary to
secure publicity, it falls upon the pa
triotic shoulders of the business men,
and we want to say that from all over
the county they have responded gen.
erously to the call. In every town the
merchant and banker. has gone into
his own pocket deeply and paid for
advertising space in the papers. 1t
shows patriotic spirit, spirit of
self denial and usefulness that is
truly American. We desire to thank
one and all and to say that it is a
great pleasure to have served in our
small job and to have had such
splendid cooperation.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25

We heard one of our citizens max
ing criticism yesterday that sound
ed pretty good to US and there was
more truth than poetry in his c-:.tic-
ism. 1t was about the Volunteer
company that was here the other day.
You know they went around town
shooting away a lot of cartridges and
powder and this particular citizen said
it looked to him like a decided waste
of money and that in his opinion
may be that ammunition will be need
ed before long. Of course blank car
tridges were used but it took caps and
powder to fire them and in this way
more or less waste was had. The
other side Of the question is this. If
the boys had not gone around making
the noise they did and waking up the
people, they would have had no crowd
to speak of. 1t called attention-in
other words advertised. Inasmuch
as the receipts went to Red Cross or
relief worl, rather, the money derived
from the show was considerably more
than the waste. There is always two
sides to every question. At the same
time our good citizen felt the need of
conserving ammunition and from his
angle we was right.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25

One of the prominent speakers
over at our Normal school auditorium
last week in making an address, had
occasion to allude to Wisconsin.
which many people had been led to be-
lieve was disloyal state. This was
brought about no doubt by LaFol-
lette's action and by the way the So
cialists of Milwaukee have been har-
assing the government in the prosecu-
ton Of the war. The fact of the mat
ter is that Wisconsin is one of the
real loyal states of the union and has
sent more troops to France according
to population than any other state in
the union. Said this speaker, quoting
St. Paul, the apostle, in speaking of
sin and righteousness, "where sin
abounds Righteousness abounds great
err" and he added "where sedition
abounds patriotism overshadows sedi-
ton" The speaker was right. We
have many medicines of disloyalty
and sedition, but in every case where
the people have had chance to vote
on the question or to take hand pa
triotism has overwhelmed sedition and
disloyalty.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25

Press dispatches from the various
counties of the state indicate that
North Dakota will almost if not quite
double it's quota in the subscription
to the Third Liberty Loan. When it
comes down to backing up the govern
ment the people of North Dakota are
on the job. There is no more loyal
state in the union in our judgment,
and the farmers of the state as we'll
as the business men, have come across
handsomely and periodically. Our
people realize the need of the nation
and are willing to make sacrifices of
every nature to further the success of
the war, and when another issue is
asked for, which will undoubtedly
come this fall, we shall see the peo-
pie of North Dakota right on the job.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
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The editor of the Medina Citizen
must have been having a rather blue
time Of it when it caused him to pen
the following: "Men are like hogs
however distasteful this may sound
to the hogs. When hog eats an ear
OF corn every other hog will trot
along behind, squeal and whine and
beg, and is ready for bite, but Just
let the front hog get his head fast in
a crack and every son of sow will
jump on and tear him to pieces. Just
so with men. As long as man is
prosperous and has money he can't
keep his friends off with base ball
bat. The moment he is unfortunate
and his wealth is gone he is not only
snubbed by the former alleged friends,
but they at once begin to do him ali
the harm possible. When man
starts up grade the world falls be-
hind and pushes. When man starts
down grade the world steps to one
side and greases the track" -. ...