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Be CALM.

It's not WIS., fof us to say, when
thlngs t"gin to come edr gay, "The
foe is on The run: we've kicked his
shins and made him howl: we have
our grip upon his jowl: its good
njghi for the Hum" -Four years ago
along lhc Nayne they nailed the
Hun reit to the barn, apd thought
tic war near dong; AID recall how
people cried, "The Teutons Crum
pied. clnched, hog tjeG! The victory
womb Far be it from an OLD fat
not. 10 sound d dour, discOIdant
no,", whcn all the JOY bells nng;
but there are weary days ahead, with
tales of wHunded mcn and de I'd, de
fea.s, and sYtrythiug.' T. Is not "i,c
tt get too g,V, for when fe@orscs
come our way, veil feel them all
the mere and when the bIamld
rcve1ses come it ls not wise to lie to
glum too sick aud sad and sore.
We'll win the war: that much Is sn c.
but iii It's wen We must endure eus
persG and grief and pains extfe mes
OF ipv. rXtremc6 Of woe don help a
friend or hurt foe, so !"t,S be safe
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MacadamiZed Road.

Cring the surface of the ground with
an impermeahle crust, cover or coat
ing, so that water would not penetrate
to the soil beneath. A road thus
''macadamizcd" was found to yield less
easily to weights pressing upon it, and
could not be broken up by the action
Of frost. But while the inventors fame
spre;tn his resources dwindled, and
though made surveyor general Of roads,
he had to depend for his reeompense
on o parliamentary grant. McAdam
WAS = road rcpaircr rather than a road
builder, but his system went all over
the world.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership between David Greene
ank Ellis Ford, doing business un-
der the iirm name of Greene-F
Auto Company, has this day been
mutually dissolved by mutual agree
ment.
David Greene will take over all
the assets of said partnership, will
settle all of its business, collect all
accounts due 1t and pay all debts by
said partnership. All persons hav-
Ing accounts againts said partner
ship arc directed to present same TO
the said David Greene and all per-
sons owing SAID partnership will pay
the same to the said David Greene
Neither of tie parties hereto will
hereafter be liable for any contract
or debt created by the other. David
Greene will continue business undtr
the name Of Greene Auto Company.
This August I4th, 1913. St.
David l.. Greene,
Ellis Ford
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TRAINING southern boys in the
north aud northern boys in he south
is bripgl. e delightful understanding
and harmony into being throughout
the country and making deservedly
hard living for those obscene human
tozzaids who fatten on The effects
Of sectional and racial prejudice,
which they make it their business to
stir up.
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SVoNDER of wonders! Inc Courier
Jourl al has announced its conver
sion 10 the cause of Woman Suffrage
and will iend its aid in the figut un-
Ill victory Is won. There has been
no announcements of a change on
The Prohibition question, bRt that
is probably not considered necessary
for eveN GcCy knows that The en-
tranchisement OF women means the
exit of John Barleycorn.
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STORIES concerning the manner
in which some merchants have
been growing rich by prohIeering
at the expense of the soldiers in the
army towns indicates that the kaiser
has competent assistants IN greedy
men and women on this side Of the
Atlantic.
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II you DO pot. haVe. pnslc N you
home, you have no foundation on
which so many other Vital things
must rest. Get ALL music, as well
'4i the best in literature. '.on the
Wictro|a. Noark county distributor,
has placed more than 3 50 instruments
in the county, and his easy terms
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iOLIrA ARNoUR has the right
idea--s she realizes that the ain t
goin' to DC any "cIasses'' " after this
wa! and is learning 10 make kitlh-
en- range sing Home Sweet r ome .
Making home cooking safe for
demoerats Is worthy accomplishment
of war.
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Sowing Slow Sesds.

In sowing seeds that start slowly,
as parsnips, celery, etc, it is well to
SOW with them a few strong. quick
terminating seeds to break the crust
and mark the rows SO that cultivation
may begin early. =.
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Hoo Needs Prateetier

The hog Is rather scantily provided
with hair and the warmer the country
the less hair. Therefore, he needs pro-
lection during the storms of winter.
Unless you provide it, you invite colds,
laAuenza, lung troubles, rheumatism.
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Notice To Fila Claims.

Persons having claims against the
estate of N. b. Wells, deceased, are
no'iied to present same, properly
proven, to ''me for adjustment.
PefsQEs owing. the estate should ca
and settle
5 t. j. T, Reynolds, Executor.
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Examine the line of "Restgoodn
ALL lair mattresses at Roark s. Finest
line 'of goods "ever earned. III, this
section, and the chcapcst," ,"for' one
willy give perfect satisfaction for all
ordinary iifeume. Pillows Of same
material.
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Ir we had plenty of cars and loco
motives we could have an ablnC-
snce Of ccai---it we had the coal.

MISSISSIPPI is going to feel more
in touch with the twentieth century
un~ that it Is preparing to slough
oft Senator Vdrdaman.
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.,ee@!es and a sorts Of sewing
machine supplies at Roarks. ,
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EDre-ed al tue Greenvile, KY. postofiice a.
second-class IN after.

In Evan sville Ind. thev arreste d
girl for loafing, indicating that
this is urquie war.
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Hundreds Of colleges; sTl' over II c
Country, a e; preparing TO give
students military II. lining lhia year
The U. S, Government Is auppi} ing
the equipment and delailidg officers
to be in charge. Kentucky mas Sc
cured appoin;m,h 5, fl several
sc.no s a. -... <,@e 80
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Many ne" rcc"r:> q" ne" be
+ '"',,. - EI4t>'-. in NictaI sL1l-
meals, ot the week. 49, ..,-.~,-. go. -
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Job plinting al this Office,
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% CENTS PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.
n 81.

The su description price of the paper is paya-
BILE n advance, and when the time las expired
which it is paid, the paper viii be stopped
Cards uf thanks, obituary notices, etc, If not
longer than ten lines, will be published free. A
charge Of Sc. per line will be made for ,uccee q
trg lines. NO variation of this rule to anyone
Free sample copies will be mailed.
Advertisements will be inserted. rate card
vii be furnished request
Address all communications and make all re.
mittHpces payable TO RECORD PRESS,
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Annual Contest
At High Tonight

The annual declamatory and ora
torical contest of the Fargo high
school will be held at the assembly
room of the high school at 8 O'Clock
this evening. The winners will be
presented with silver pins and will
compete in the annual state declarn-
atory contest to be held at the state
university, Grand Forks, May IL.
The program:
Roses friedman, 'The Girl with
a Curl (Fearis), girls sextet,
OratOricaI Contest.
Eloauence of O'Connell" (WendelI
Phillips), Louis Goldberg.
Retreat of the Flag albert Bev=
eridge), Ralph Camp.
(Rujyard Kiplingl, Harry Quick
Solo, Daisies" (dawley). Harriette
DecIaniatory Contest.
The Launching of the Ship" (Henry
w. Long, elfowl, Evelyn Stewart.
The Famine (Henry w. Longfel-
iow), Mae Bohlig.
1--WE Willie Wfnkie'' (Rudyard Kip
King Robert Of sicily. tHenry w.
Longfel1ow), Dorothy YofGey.
The Melting Pot" Israel Zangwill).
Eat Twilight'' (o1ey speakso, string
Decision of the judges.
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Red Cross Receives 500
From Salvage Tea Party

The women ia charge Wish 60
thank the Ghotwall Floral company
tor the pa1Tas and the LEVITT FMrni-
ttlra company for the chairs. Miss
Mary Schlanzar was the purchaser
OF the basket.
Flags and ferns formed the setting
Tor the tea given In the Eiaeotah
hotel dining room Wednesday, even
ing by the women Of the FIRST dis
sLict OF the Sa1vage department.
There was q splendid attendance,
and the proceeds. $50, win be talrned
aver 10 the Fargo branch of tho Red
Cross. An excellent musical program
was given, followed by dancing. The
telling OF the fortunes from the tea
cupa Was one of the pleasures. Mrs.
w. B. Murphy and Mrs. j. E. S'pare
being the readers. A basket OF Allow
ers donated by George Turner oA the
Herbst store was auctioned. and
$3.50 was realised.
P Pss so'ds pTeSEsa e e. SellseEg
CPhtlltpl. Miss Iva McCracken.
spanish dance. Anona Andersen. !.
vocal sole. May Morn Bng''
seouysao vaiss'' fGodardS. cather-
Dance. Teddy Rear.~ Anona Anaer-
Vocal solo, crave You seen Him in
TTanca? Ward Stevens) and II BUR
Flag and NY Flag. Miss AIDA Blakaes-
Danes. '.wauherwoman. Anona An-
GeYson.
Misc Elakeslee.
Several large shipments were pa
ceived at the Cass county headQuasr-
ters this morning from the hFanchlas
throughout the county. The work
on all the garments and the knitted
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gins OF Minneapolis, who is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. q. A. Lien
OF the BurreiI apartments. Mrs.
Higgins win return 10 her home Sat
urday.
The members OF the Priscilla. Sew
ing club were entertained on
wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. u. Q. Werner. 1885 College
street
On Friday afternoon the women
Of the Swedish Baptist church will
give a reception for Mrs. Anna. He'd
lnnd, who viii celebrate her s5th
birthday anniversary on Sunday.
The hours viii be from until
o'clock and ali friends of Mrs. He'd
lund are invited to attend.
Miss Inga Krogh, who is to be-
come the bride OF Martin Peterson
OF Fargo, early In June, was the hon
or guest at party given by Mrs.
b. Briefly. Fourth avenue north. The
evening was passed informally and
the .bride-e1ect was presented with
numerous gifts.
Invitations have been issued an
nouncing another dancing party to
be given in the A. o. u. ". hall Fri
day evening OF this week, by the
members of the Modern Brotherhood
Of America.
Mrs. Mary Teichnan was named
president Of the Ladies' Ala society
Of the Evangelical church, at the
meeting held "wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. A. Luther, Sew
enth avenue south. Other officers
named were: Secretary OF Iitera-
ture. Mrs. T. II. McEnroe: secretary
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mate girl friends at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Willtan Staples iSA9
THIRD avenue south. Five Hundred
was the pleasure and there was a
servtce OF light refreshments. The
honor guest was presented with the
favorfte recipe OF each Of the younB
women present.
Miss Edna Raugcf, Third avenue
south, viii entertain at her home
this evening complimentary TO Miss
Van Pelt. Friday evening Miss Iva
McCraciSan, First avenue south. will
entertain n company OF young wo-
men In honor OF the bride-elect. Mrs.
N. Jennings has issued invitations for
q 5 o'clock luncheon Sunday after
noon at the home of Mrs. James Me-
Dernott, First avenue south.
The Kings Herald OF the Broadway
Methodist church met on Wednesday
afternoon in the Sunday school room
OF the church for the regular month
~ meeting. An informal social hour
was enjoyed after the study hour and
light refreshments were served by
Mrs. q. Fl. Porter d,
Mrs. J. L. TornpiSins. College street
entertained the members OF the
Congenial knitting club &C her home.
wednesday afternoon. The next
meeting will be held in two weeks
and Mrs. Glen II. Spicer, Sixth
avenue, south, win be the hostess.
Guests Of the club Wednesday were
Mrs. r. wallace and Mrs. II. e. Rey-
,nolds. e, 3.
90
Mrs. II. p. Day. Eighth street
north, will entertain q company Of
women at her home Friday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. Frank Hig-
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SOCIAL NOTES

The Island Park Charity Ctrole
will meet at o'clock Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. c. q. Bris-
toll, 1101 Ninth street south.
A meeting Of young girls OF the
Agassiz school was held on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Miss
Rachel Bolene, and a club to be
known as Uncle Sans Loyal Legion
was organized. Miss Mabel Jones,
principal of the Agassiz school, was
chosen president; Miss Dorothy
Coen, vice president; Miss Rachel
Bolene, secretary and Miss Grace
Ross, treasurer. Meetings are to be
held each Wednesday after school at
the homes OF the members.
Miss Marjorie Van Pelt. who be-
comes the bride of Ralph Beardsley
on Wednesday, May 8. will be the
honor guest at a number OF pre-
nuptial honors during the days re-
naming before her wedding. Wednes-
day evening, Mrs. Gale Bandy enter
tanned eight of Miss Van Pelt's init
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and treasurer, Mrs. Carl Pitsrfi
Mrs. A. Luther, Mrs. G. III. Schwartz
and Mrs. Mary Teichnnali wsra
named to attend the convention ct
the Evangelical church that viii be
held in Grand Forks In june.
Miss Adlyn Thoreson, I'll Fourth
street. north, Wcorhead. entertained
company Of friends at her home
Wednesday evening ct an informal
gathering, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. Miss Opal Da-
wis of Minneapolis was an out Of
town guest.
Mrs. J. L. Graves. Tenth avenais
south, entertained the members or
the Rebekah Book and Thimbie club
wednesday afternoon, Tea was
served at the de Lendrecie tea rooms
at 4 o'clock and the guests were then
taken to Mrs Graves home for an
informal social hour. Mrs. Graves
and daughter. Betty. will leave either
this evening or Friday for Etanheld,
Ore, where they are to spend the
summer on their ranch. Mr.. Graves
and daughter, Helen, are to remain
In Fargo.
Mrs. A. A. Comr4e and children viii
leave Fargo either this evening or
Friday for Minneapolis, where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Comrie went to Minneapolis on Mon
day TO have the home ready for the
family. Mrs. Con1rie and children
will be guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Conarie Third ay-
enue south. until they leave Fargo.
HamatiEchlnk, picofing, pfeaeFnR.
Mrs. A. Anderson. 617 STd Av. N.--AdV.
For quick results Use The Fargo
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a. c. Surgical PRESSING cIas..

Twenty eight Red Cross workers
at the agricultural college are taking
course Of instruction in surgical
dressings under the direction of MRS.
~. II. Cooper. Next Wednesday the
members of the class will take an
examination in the work covered and
Will then be qualified to instruct in
this work. Regular meetings have
been suspended on the INSTRUCTION
days, but Friday and Saturday will
be regular work days for the next
two weeks.
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Lincoln.

Seven suits of pajamas were COM
pleted at the meeting Of the organt-
zation at the Masonic temple on
Wednesday. Three sewers were pres
ent in the morning and five in the af-
ternoon.
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Catholic Auxiliary.

There was q fair attendance at the
weekly meeting Of this auxiliary at
the knights Of Columbus hall Tues
day afternoon. Thirty bed shirts
were completed and 90 pairs Of, socks
were turned in.
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sWedieh Lutheran Auxiliarp,

Twelve ladies seWed at the weekly
meeting Of this auxiliary Wednesday
afternoon at the Fargo branch head
quarters. Twelve suits of paiamas,
were completed and eight pairs of
socks and one sweater were turned
IN
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Sc, Mary's Patriotie' L.eso,,s..

TWenty-one young women were
present at the meeting Of this auxil-
larry Wednesday evening in the
Cathedral club rooms. Three hundred
and fifty AKA wipes were made. Mrs,
J. p. Farand. Mrs. J. Kruger and
Miss Madeline Keller were the super
visors.
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pnnnaA Of Honor.

The Degree OF Honor auxiliary
will meet in the "A. o. u. w. hall FRI
day afternoon. from 10 o'clock until
5 o'clock to DO Red Cross sewing.
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Eighth Avenue South AuxilIary

Thirty three bathrobes, six sweat
ers, 2i pairs cf socks and two trench
caps were completed by these women
during the month of April At the
meeting on Wednesday six baGnrobes
were completed and two pairs of
socks and one sweater were turned
IN
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Salvation Army

Seven bed shirts, bandaged socks,
one pair wristlets and one pair socks
Is the report for the Wednesday af-
ternoon meeting of this auxiliary.
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WeIlinaton.

Mrs. Frank Bracelin entertained
the members Of the auxiliary Wednes-
day afternoon and the workers
completed 10 suits Of patamas. Mrs
~. A. Duggan will be the next host
ess.
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U. C, r. Auxiliary.

The members Of the organization
are meeting in regular session at the
Masonic temple this afternoon. Work
commenced at 1890 o'clock and will
continue until 800.
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Patriotic Auxiliary.

There was only a fair attendance
at the meeting Of the Patriotic auxil-
larry at the court house Wednesday
afternoon. Fifteen suits of pajanas
were completed and four pairs Of
socks and one sweater were turned
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-02
Jamestown Visitor,

Mrs. b. G. Brown OF jamestown
was a visitor at the surgical dress
ings rooms wednesday. and was much
interested In the work. Mrs. Brown
has charge of this branch Of work
at jamestown and reports q very
strong auxiliary there.
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Twenty-threa man worked ae the
weekly meeting of this class
Wednesday evening and completed
Mrs. C.. u. Nugent, Mrs slocun and
Mrs. Aubrey Lawrence were the SUI
pervisors.
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Presbyterian Mems Class.

The men Of the Presbyterian church
viii meet at the church parlors this
evening for the purpose OF forming
q surgical dressings class.
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Songs OF Allies
Feature Program

The first part of the program Of the
song recital 20 be given at the
Orpheum theater on Saturday even
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Rroadyay MstIodlat:.

This auxiliary met at the Masonic
temple Tuesday afternoon and com ;
pleted 10 bed shirts, Six pairs OF
socks we're turned In.
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Lafayette Auxiliary.

Nine bed shirts and one pair of
socks was the work OF the members
OF this Auxiliary, meeting at the
home of Mrs. G. w. Rudberg. Third
street north. Tuesday evening. Ten
members were present.
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conorsoaeionaI RaenIo claaa,

. at the home az AIRS. Norman b.
Black. 923 Sixth street south.
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Ansonia Auxiliary,

Ten bed shirts and two pairs of
socks were turned in to headquar-
tiers on Tuesday from the members
Of the Ansonia auxiliary meeting IN
the Salvage building.
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Church Societies
IN Session Today

This afternoon is given over to the
regular weekly or monthly meetings
Of the several church societies OK
both Fargo and Moorhead.
The Ladies Aid society. Of the.
Grace Methodist church OF Moor
head is meeting at the home, of MIS-.
n. ID. Taylor, Eleventh street south.
Moorhead, in a combined business
and pleasure meeting.
The members of the Ladies Aid so
ciety Of the Swedish Lutheran
church are being entertained in the
parlors OF the church, Mrs. 9. j..
| Bengson being the hostess.
st. Marks Ladies' Aid society is
in session in the church parlors this
afternoon, in q business and social
meeting. Mrs. j. M. Burnett and Mrs.
Stanley Marks are hostesses.,
The women Of ST. Joseph's Catho-
Ito church OF Moorhead are being en- :
tertained at the parish hall. and the
pastimes are Red Cross knitting and.
sewing. Hostesses are Mrs. NJ. Burke,
Mrs. y. b. Casey and Mrs. VILLAIN
The Ladies AID society Of the
Swedish Evangelical Free cChuTch
will meet in the church parlors at
o'clock this evening. Miss Jorge
Jorgenson and Miss Lena Rudd VIII
be hOSfeEses.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
lutheran church will meet at 3
cscI0ck Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. D. N. Hattie. 7I3 Eleventh
avenue north Mrs. Oscar Aerretd
VIII be the assisting hostess.
Mrs. James Ayien, 924 Tenth street
south, who has been absent from.
Fargo since December. returned
Tuesday evening and win remain
here for the summer months. Mrs.
Aylen went east to 5olll her husband
Capt. Aylen, who was taking adj
vanced medical training ia New York
city. before going into active military
service. In February. Capt. Ayien
was transferred to Camp Wadsworth,
Spar hamburg. s. q. Mrs. Aylen mas
been visiting relatives in Montreal
Ottawa ard Winnipeg since his
transfer
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One hundred thirty tanpons were
made at the meeting of the Recre-
alton club auxiliary at Gethsemane
cathedral Wednesday evening.
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Ponfonnidan Aurilinrv

Fourteen hospital bed shirts, one
pair of pajanas and 10 pairs Of
socks were turned in from the work
ers Tuesday afternoon at the Fargo
branch headquarters.
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Busy Warkara.

This auxiliary met at the Fargo
branch headquarters Tuesday even
ing and worked on paiamas.
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Sixth Street South Auxiliary.

N@TNhIg -NFbFpWb <SWAbW VtNF4EFFGVIR
This organization met at the home
Sof Mrs. T. 3. Hull, Wednesday after
noon and completed eight Taany.tail-
ed bandages, 60 triangular bandages.
90 sclltstus and $50 shot bags. Seven
pairs OF socks and one sweater were
turned In. The next meeting will be
an all-day gathering and will be held
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5COCCh
Harp That Once Through Tara's
War Hymn OF italy.
XII Mi Ca Yo........ Japanese
Malbrough ........Old French Tune
La Marseillaise -. .Rowget de Iisle
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WaIhorg ARTILLERY, Chaffeo.

articles was excellent. The Ship
meRtG follow:
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Z ~ 50
WaIhora Auxiliary. chaffeo.
Nine and one-half dozen towels,
one wash cloth Is hospital bed
shirts, 80 triangular handages. Z
pairs OF socks. two sweaters and one
pair Of wrtstlets.
chaffes Branch.
Twelve hospital bed shirts, Is
pairs OF socks. seven pairs Of wrist
lets, three nufElers. IL sweaters and
two helmets.
Erie.
Seven pairs OF pajanaS. six hos
pital bed shirts, one bed jacket, 3s
triangular bandages. two scultetus,
81 pairs OF socks and four sweaters.
HaaeafE.
Six wash cloths. Ave pairs Of pa
jamas, IL he'd shirts and 30 pairs OF
socks.
GAGGED School Children Make Socks.
The pupils OF the Osgood school
have donated to the Cass county
chapter. four pairs of knitted socks.
The children purchased the yarn and
did the work themselves. The dona-
ton was made through the Barnes
township auxiliary.
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ing, by Miss Marie Mccormick, win
be made up Of numbers that friends
Of the singer have at various times
asked her to sing. Compositions
from the welll known French. Italian
and American composers win feature
this part of the program. The ma
uonal and patriotic airs Of the Allied
countries will make up the second
part Of the program.
Program.