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WALSH RESIGNS cHAIRMANsHIP
He Was on War LABOR Board With
Taf:.

Washington, Nov 19-Frank P
Walsh Joint chairman with William
TAFT OF the war Labor board has re.
signed with the explanation that.pro-
iessional engagements required his
return to his law practice now that
hostilities have ceased.
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sHoRr TERM wAR BONDS
Next Issue VIII BE From Three t
Eiuht Years.

Washington, Nov. Achievement
war bond selling in the m5are will be
along distinctly new lines. Bonds
will have short maturities Secretary
McAdoo explained that by this is
meant from three to seven or eight
years. The issues will be smaller
and probably more continuously.
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SENSATIONAL REVELATIONS
German Fleets Hope. of Victory Rest.
ed on BlUff and lies.

London, Nov. 20.-Captain Persus,
German naval critic, at moment
when the finest German vessels are
about to be surrendered, publishes in
the Berlin Tageblatt sensational
article containing revelations regard
ing the German fleet.
He says that the hope that the Ger
man feet would be able in the sec
ond Skagerrak battle, to beat the
British feet rested upon bluff and
lies of naval authorities.
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TO EXAMINE BALLOTS
Gov. Whitman's Application for Their
Examination Is Granted.

New York, Nov. 20. Supreme Court
Justice Philbin granted Governor
Whitman's application for examina-
tion OF the election ballots in New
York and Bronx counties.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New Yorl, and western
Vermont cloudy tonight with local
snow or rain. somewhat colder IN
Interior Thursday generally fair.
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Washington. Nov 2O.-Reports 81
the over-turning of the Ukrainian GOV
ernment were received with setisfac-
ton; for officials said it would make
the work of the allies in handling the
Russian problam much simpler.
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I have had IA years experience and
am prepared to make all repairs on
simmons heaters stephen Shepard
40. Cary Avenue. Hoosick Falls, n
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REVOLUTION IN UKRAINE
Anti-Eolshevst Forces There Capture
kiev.

Copenhagen, Nov. 20.-The Ukrain-
ian government has been overturned,
and Kiev has been captured by troops
from Astrakhan. according 20 Kiey
dispatches to the Swedish papers
The Ukrainian national assembly has
fed ana u provisional government has
been established by the captors Of the
city who apparently are commanded
by Gen Denlkine. leader OF .anl
Bolshevist forces.
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BoLsHEVlKI ATTACKING
They Resume Hostilitles Against
Americans.

Arohongel, Wednesday-Tho Boil
shoyiM have resumed their attacks
against the American British on the
Dyina River
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

NANTED--Largc knitting mill de-
sircs woman 90 work in own town.
Epsy business Permanent Salary or
commission, all or part time Guaran-
tc7d Mills, Norristown, Pa 53tiH
no RENT Furnished rooms. electric
lirhtg and bath cull at Mrs Hugo
VIE, 222 School street 53tG'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-16
Senators and
athletics Play
Longest Game

Walter johnson and @cy, Williams
hattled fs innings at Washington
Wednesday for a TO o decision over
Chicago IN the first game Of the
series johnson helped with his VIC
cory with a long single which put
Ainsmith on third, from which, VIII
Iians scored the catcher with a wild
pitch.
Although the game was the longest
OF the season in che American league,
and one Of the longest on record,
each team used only nine players and
neither club made, an error the is
mon accepting q total Of 1870 chances.
The actual playing time was two
hours and AZ minutes.
The Longest game ir che American
The Yankees beat the Browns on July
10, 2 60 5. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh
hbroke a worlds record in the Ma
Sional league last year by playing a
22-ihnins gate on August 22, Brook.
8yr1 won, to 5.
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Sporting Neqe,s
In Tabloid
q Aeeooiated Presa.A

Chicago, May 16.--War; Cloud and
Jack Hare, Jr., divided a $4,000
purse ana three year old honors by
winning the running races into which
the Preakness stakes was divided at
Pimlico race track. War Clouds
time for the mile and an eighth was
1853 SIS; Jack Hare, IRIS 1853 2sS.
The Oregon boxing commission re-
FUSED sanction to q match between
Fred Fulton and Frank Farmer on
the ground 1t would be one-sided.
e. H. Henderson, Amherst, won
the intercollegiate lawn tennis cham
pionship at Boston. n T.
Roy Ainsworth, Larned. Ras.. was
high amateur with 193 at the tourna-
nent OF the Missouri Trapshooters,
at Kanaas City. G. g. Spencer and
Arthur Killen, both Of ST. Louis, tied
for high professional with 1873.
Joe Cobb. st. Paul American asso-
citation club catcher, passed exam q
ination for the army, and expects to
be called before June /.
College baseball: nltnois 4, .wYs-
cefsin o; Chicago. 4, Purdue o.;
Michigan S, Michigan AggieB 2. II
Willie Devore won the popular
decision over Dick Lloadniail in q
ten-reun6 bout at Toledo, Ohio.
Bantam weights they boxed at catch
weights. ..#. .;..
Larry Doyle, captain and second
basenaan Of the New York Nationals,
was operated on in a hospital, and
his condition reported favorable.
Asked IL ne would box ten rounds
in New York for benefit OF the Red
Cross, Fred Fulton answered from
Portland, Ore, he would, preferring
Jess Willard, and next Jack Demp.
sey. Willard refusing, Fulton said
he would claim the heavyweight
champ 6nship. IT,
Merlin Kopp, leftnelder, and Rob-
ert Geary, pitcher, both Of the
Philadelphia Americans, obtained
positions with a Wilmington, Del,
sl1ipbuilding company where Joe
Jackson, recently outfielder Of the
Chicago Americans, began work
Tuesday.
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SEED POTATOEs-36c per bushel
Phone 1925.
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Big Stakes In
HamIine Races

Minneapolis, Mimi, May 16.-4Six-
teen events have been arranged for
the Great Western Circuit harness
races at. the Minnesota state fair at
Hamline, MINI, next faul Prizes to-
failing more than $4,000 viii be dis
stributed to winners in the various
events. The dates are September 2,
b. 5 and 6.
The 2:05 pace for the Duluth purse
kof $l,500 will be the main card on
MONDAY, Sept. 2. Tuesday the 2:13.
will be run and on Thursday the free
for-all pace for 81, 500 will be the
principal attraction. The races wilt
wind up Friday with the ala trot
featured for the $4,000 Minneapolis
purse. -,
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AGENTS..

AGENTS for selling stransky fuel
savers for automobiles; liberal COM
Ford cars. The stransky Co, 802 ist
81. AZ, Fargo, n. y. Phone 2647-W.
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COMPETENT GIRL for general
| housework; electric washer. 100
! 9Th st. S.
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FOR RENT-ROUSES AND FLATS.
(C0mtinue6,l

FOR RENT-F'ive-roo modern. fur
nished house; good condition; very
close in. Phone 1194-W.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia -. 900 300 110--5 10 !
Prend6rgast and Burns; Walker,
Weaver ana Killifer.
R.H.B.
EAw york ...... 0o2 600 00O--9 10 5
,At Cinolnratis :. 900 100 11x---a 5 o
Benton and Rariden: Schneider, FL
aar and Allen.
ssroofylyn ,..... 600 go 1876 o i
sAt Pittsburgh !. 01O 900 000-si Z o
Marquafd and Kruger; Cooper and
Isehmidt.
r. II. d.
fssaston .,... 600 600 00a o. Z 3
AT Sc. Louis i. !. 900 900 0021-~9 L
ETsarn, Raglan and Wilson, Henry;
Eherdsll, Packard ana Snyder.
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NOW BRANctt IS SORRY.

st. Louis, May. 16.-It is with a
feeling of regret that President
Branch hickey Of the st. Louis Ma
tionAls watches the sparkling fielding
and timely hitting of Charlie Hol-
locher, shoftstop with the Chicago
Nationals, this season. Not SO many
months ago Hickey had a chance to
sign Ho1Iacher, but passed him up in
the belief that he was only mediocre.
Now the Cardinals could we'll use
sone Of the hits HolIocher Is pound
ing out for the Cubs, and place on
the infield no doubt could be found
for him i1af1dily.
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WANTED--Girl for general house
work. Mrs. r. P. Walker. 823 9Th
st. N.
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Lnte Sport Neze1s
CdthedrdlS to
Play Tonight

The Cathedral club baseball team
will meet the Fargo Independents IN
d practice game on Dacotah field at
the North Dakota Agricultural COLI
leae ct s: 80 O'Clock this evening.
The Cathedrals will Line up with
Freeman, p; Dougherty, c; Kresbach,
10; Sweeney, 2b; Rost, ss; LArrei-
varre, 50; Hughes, IF; Denis, CT, and
CoWfe, IL. I.
The Cathedrala are negotiating for
a game with Lisbon. for the near
future.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
stanIIlnE 81 the F,lt1I,s-

Detroit ....-ss.. COS o1o oooLG 3 i i
AT n Boston arJ vs;,s GOO Ill III o62 10
R,HB,
~Cleyeland go, oeQ1o0oo0001-2 i.
Coveleskfs and O'Eeill; Myers ana
AcAvoy.
st. Louis .ss.. 600 900 800 001--6 Il
At New York . 800 900 002 000s--4 8 /
shooker and NunamaSer; Love,
Galdwe11 and Hannah, Walters.
Chicago . 900 900 900 900 900 0o042l65A 70 3
At Wash. 900 900 900 900 600 DOLL s B
Williams and Schalk; johnson and
Ainsmith.
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M'oooRTY re NIX MAY 20.

Racine, Wis. May 16.--Eddie Nc
Goorty, the Oshkosh, wis, middle
weight, and Phil Harrison Of Chicago,
will meet on the night OF May 20.
Their first engagement q month ago
resulted In surprise as McCSoorty
was fioored ia the third round Nc
Goortg who is now a member OF the
national army at Camp Grant, has
been given permission 20 engage in
the contest
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-16
HI0H ATrLETEa 70 Forks,

Lawrence Burnett, Frank Power,
Thomas Ras, Leonard Bartell and
Harry Quick, Fargo high school
athletes, leave this evening for
Grand Forks where they viii par
ticipate in the seventeenth annual
state high school track and field
meet st the University Of North Da-
kota Friday and Saturday. They
viii be- accompanied by B. G, Tighe,
faculty athletic director.
The men Will compete in the trials
Friday and Saturday morning, and
In the finals, Saturday afternoon.
Twenty state high schools have ath-
letes entered for the meet.
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.IIM EARRY M IIosFITAL..

Chicago. May f8s---Jinnly Barry
former worlds bantadnwei cham
Dion, Is ia d hospital here recovering
SroFn an operation. The veteran Of
the ring, who To now employed by
the government, met with q slight ae-
oideFrt and his condition did not be-
corle serious until complications de-
Veloped. He probably will be able to-
leave the hospital, however, within
aYsaea Hgeeks
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Want Ad Rates
And Rules Governing TnseFtiOn Of
Advertising finder the
Cias8ffGR4A0mBs

One Cent q vgord each in-
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$500 per line per ma6nth4
Minimum Charge 2SCs
No clairvoyant, fortune te1ler, mat
rinonial or doubtful advertising ae-
cepted. we reserve the right to re-
Ject any copy submitted.
No display nnes, cut or black Dor
ders Will be run Under cIassifications
and all ads must conform 70 the typo
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Advertisements must be ordered for
z deflnife number OF. insertions. No
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Cut@of-toWn orders must be accom- =
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CLOSING TIME--A11 copy for in
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS
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accommodation service and we expect
prompt payment
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HighIigbtS From
The Diamond .

Faeth, former Northern league.
pitcher for Milwaukee. scored anoths
err victory for the Brewers Wednes-
day, Toledo being the victim, to 4.
Faeth allowed seven hits, while his
teammates hit Schulz hard and
timely.
Both Minneapolis and st, Paul were
blanked Wednesday, the Millers fall
ing before the Indians, 20 D, and the
Saints losing to Louisville s. by the
same score. The twin city teams had
a poor training season, and haven't
been able to set going.
Wednesday was big day for extra
inning games In the American league
Cleveland and Philadelphia fought 1s
innings, the Athletics winning, to B;
st. Louis and New York went ia Ia
rings, st. Louis winning, s. TO 4 and
Chicago and washington mixed for
l8 innings, the Senators winning, 4
to 0.
The Cleveland Philad 6iphia, contest
was a pitching duel between C'oyel-
sglsie and Myers. but the former weak
sned In the thirteenth, allowing Con-
nie's boys to tie the soors, and put
over the winning run after Cleveland
had scored a run i1l the first OF the,
inning With the bases filled Walker
hit sharply to Halls who made q
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-16

FOR sALE-ls15 model. 7-passenger,
8-cylinder Cadillac touring car: ful---
Iy equipped with Silvertown Cord
tires, seat covers, front and rear
good as new: will accept bankable pa
per for all or part of purchase price
For particulars, apply to Al. ss. Far
go Forum.
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WANTED-To hear from parties in
terested in purchasing stock ia a
rgt f 81 s n sa9 Snd z h P bs, this
ore and surrounded with good mines;
we want to sell a limited amount. OF
stock TO build mill write for full
Mining Co. 20S Hancock Bldg. Miami,
Okla
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FOR sALB-19l5 model, s-cylinder,
practically as good as new; has been
run only about 1000 miles as shown
by the speedOmeter; has, all of the
ers, B extra rims and 6ilvertown Cord
tires, some Of them entirely new,
most OF them nearly new; both front
and rear bumpers and CADILLAC clock.
cars continually since the 1912 model,
and consider the 1915 engine TO be the
best ever put out by the Cadillac pso-
Die. The car has been carefully used
for private family use only, and TO
renlsce same today would cost ap-
proximately $4,000 I. o. b. Detroit. We
are asking only $4,000. either all or
mart cash, balance bankable paper.
Address Al. so, Fargo Forum. =
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BEST CASH OFFER takes Big Four
1880 gas tractor, with steering
70-bottom pillow. F. II. Dickinson, 1905
9Th Ave. n. Phone 3452-R.
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NEWSPAPER AND JOB OFFICE for
sale In good town In eastefn North
Dakota doing good business and is o,
most excellent location for newspaper
man who wants good location. Free
Press. Hatton. n. D.
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BU sINEss CHANCES.

TAILOR SHOP FOR sALE-Lead ding
town in Dakota; with a stock OF
$500 clothing Inquire ~, Fargo
Forum.
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OWING to our being in the draft, we.
will sell out our general merchaEi-
ner stand paying business: act quick.
Bussa Bros, DilWorth. MINI.
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FOR SALE-Library table. reading
lamp, chlftonier and other furniture.
Phone 1882.
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FIVB-PAssENGER studebaker car.
in good shape. for sale or trade on
light roadster. See e. V. Parker, care
Burroughs Co., or 34l 18th Ave. S. @
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SEWING MACHINE for sale, with or
without electric motor. 1923 LIST
Ave. S.
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GCOntinued.1
HELP WANTHD~--4BGALE.

YOUNG MEN WANTED-We have
permanent positions open in our
mechanical department for young men
between ages OF Is and 20, with. nigh
school education Apply F. 2. Arni-
tage, Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Magill Blk. Fargo.
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FURNITURE packed, stored ana
moved: expert hands; low prices'
Phone SAT.
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LARGE REFRIGERATOR, suitable
for restaurant or meat market;
valued at $500, will sell at your own
price. Mrs. J. Kopelman. Fargo, N d.
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great hand stop, and touched out
Jafnieson on the base line, but
stumbled end could not complete
double play, allowing oldring to
score the tying run, Burns third hit,
scoring Kopp, beat Cleveland.
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FOR sALE-We have several very
good, used organs for sale cheap.
Fargo Music Co., Sic LIST Ave. n.
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NEW STEWART SIS banjo-mandolin
So; dining table, $40; mahogany ia
BILE, 81: birdseye maple nursery rocker
So. Inquire IL. Edenburg Flats.
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FOR sALE-Davenport, beds, cha5rs,
dresser, desk, rug, bookcases. a hne
vocation; extra good bargains. Phone
256s-M 500 10th st. s.
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FOR SALE-Diningroom chairs, pc
destal, rockers, dresser and rugs;
party leaving town. $40 10th Ave. N.
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FOR SALF-F'ive-burner gas range,
with oven. lis 3rd st. n. Phone
2629-J.
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The st. Louis Browns, with seven
former Yankees in their lineup, de-
feated New York. to 4, in IL IN
nings Wednesday. ShoclSer, former
Yank hurIer. gave his former team
mates ten bases on balls, but was
strong in the pinches. NunanlalSer,
former New York catcher, starred
with the stick making three hits,
and being Responsible for three runs,
INCLUDING The winning run.
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WE PAY-S1.50 per 200 for rags. 500
per 100 for magazines, 25c per 100
for newspapers. Phone 1256-W.
Northern PAPER stock Co. lat g. y:
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AUTO--AIOTORCYCI.TOa-

FOR SALE-Overland car, In good
condition. Call Phone 2O03-R.
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BARGAINS in Ford cars. Bucks
Motor Inn, north of Ford building.
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ICE BOX for sale. half price; 90 ID.
capacity. 705 4th st. n.
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%-%-->--------l----
WANTED--Immedia experienced
tire repair man to purchase all or
shop in town Of 5000; business estab-
1ished, lots Of work on hand and com
Ing in fast; have other interests
you have full charge: don't answer
unless you can act at once. Address
90, care Forum.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

FURNITURE for sale cheap. 200 18th
st. n
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Philadelphia punched hits off
Prendergast Wednesday, and won
from Chicago in the first game Of
the series, 5 to 8. A number OF SOL
diers from Fort Sheridan were hon
or guests, and were presented with
ten baseball outfits by the Chicago
management
New York outhit Cincinnati two
to one Wednesday, but couldn't
bunch them for runs, and lost it's
fourth game OF the season, 8 to 3.
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REFRIGERATOR for sale. Inquire IS
Burrell Court.
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FOR sAI.E-Cholce residence lot, 4th
st. N; snap If taken at once. Phone
3938-W.
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REAL ESTATE

FOR ANYTHING IN THIS LINE. see
q, r, grollng. eos Front St
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SEE THOMAS about cheap, desirable
building lots. 1O1 Broadway. Phohe
1l2.
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M0sl'ETAl4.

ELITE dressmaking parlors, 42s
deLendrseie Bldg: Phone 2S52-Js g
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PBrs. PoUE.TRY. ETv1ssTooTE,

PETS, POULTRY. ETv19sToCEg. :,
FOR SALE Saddle and driving mare,
large enough for dray or farm
work. Emerson III. Smith, 400 9Th Ave.
s., Fargo.
800 REGISTERED BULLS a COWS 500
10 Be sold in saleB Ga North Dakota.
ghorthorns, Angus MerefordB. For
sale dates and calafoRs, write u. III,
Critehfieid, Sale Mgr. Fargo.
Fer state news, read Ths Forum.
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BALED HAY at SOC per bale Call
l342-W.
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FOR SALE-One 6-room ana Groom
house. modern except heat; close IN.
Phone Fl.
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sEW1NG WANTED.

SEWING BY THE DAY-522 Broad
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Usual Tasks Classified Include About All the little Problems That Confront
People Business Life and Many Problems That Pertain the lone

FOR sALE-gTIs CmLKAANEOUB.
BLACK DIRT for sale. Phone 2787-W.
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WANTED-Inside position; not sub
ject to draft; not afraid to work;
can give good references as to homes
ty and ability. Address SIS, care Forum.
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WANTED TO RENT-Garage close to
9Th st. and 7th Avea. S. Phone 199
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POSITION WANTDu--aIALE.
'BW 8-ROOM FLAT, modern. Phone

CARPENTER WORK and jobbing a
speciality. Phone 1787-W.
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PRorEssI0NAL OARDa.

NTJRsING-Conflnem cases spe~
clalty. Phone 205e-W. u
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| WANED-Girl to work on ladies'
garments; call at once. Max stern,
| 10 Broadway.
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Phone 3O5A-W.
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FOR HHRT--EtOOMSs
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MODERN FRONT ROOM - Sleeping
porch, piano. Phone 1921.
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FURNISHED front room for rent.
1903 and Ave. g Phone sos.