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The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Chicago, May 25.--Sharp declines
took place in the hog market today as
a result of arrivals on a larger scale
than had been looked for. Offerings
of cattle. and sheep were not excess
sive. Hog receipts $4,000; weak; 15c
to zoe under yesterdays average;
bulk $17.25@17.5O; light, $17.20017.-
55; mixed, s16.95@1755; heavy, $16.-
2O@1735; rough, $16.20@16.50; pigs.
$14.75@17.40; Cattle, receipts, 5000;
steady; native steers, $10.48@T7.50;
stockers and feeders. $9.25@f3.50:
cows and heifers. $725014.S5; calves
$8@145O. Sheep receipts, 1000; stea-
dy, sheep, $9.75014.S0; lambs, $13.25
016.65.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
s91 1865, ,586 HAS BEEN
LOANED TO FARMERS
Twelve Federal Land Banks Have
Done Considerable Business In
First Year. 4. :.

Washington, May 25.-The IL fed
eral land banks established under the
farm loan act, have made loans to
farmers to the amount Of $91 ,S65.586.-
20, says a statement of condition for
April 30, 1918, issued by the farm
loan board. This date marks prac-
tically the close of the first years
business.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.

Minneapolis, May 25.-BUTTER-
Creamery extras, per h.. 41kc; extra
frsts, 40Rc; firsts. 39kc; seconds.
3Shc; dairy, SOC; packing stock.
30c.
EGGS-Fresh prime firsts. new
cases, fresh, 32ke; current receipts.
new cases. $3.50: old cases $9.15:
checks and seconds, doz., 26c; dirties.
candled, 29c. Quotations on eggs I'M
clude cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys. fat
10 lbs. and over, 25c; thin, small, 100,
l2c; cripples and culls, unsalable; old
and young roosters, 19c; ducks, Zoe:
geese, 15c; hens, 31s lbs. and over.
24c; under 31s lbs. 21c.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
President Has Gone Limit.

Washington, May 2b.-Women mu-
nition workers in Washington, who
Joined the national Woman's party
headquarters in urging President Will
son to give further support to the
woman suffrage amendment. were In
formed in a letter from Secretary Tu-
multy that nothing they could say
could increase the Presidents interest
in the matter and that he had done
everything he could do with honor
and propriety in behalf of the pas
sage of the amendment.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
Boy Fatally irIures churo.

Winona, Minn. May 25.--Harry JAG
oby, IA years old, attacked 7-year-old
Leo Schultz, crushed his head with a
stone so badly that he will die, and
then shot and probably fatally wound.
ed his mother. He escaped. The
tragedy occurred on the farm Of Frank
Schultz near Minneiska, Jacoby was
employed there as q chore boy.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
South St. Paul Live Stock

South st. Paul. May 25.-Estimated
receipts at the Union Stock Yards:
Cattle, 1,4O0; calves, 500; hogs, T.
900; sheep, 25.
Cattle, Steers, $775@13.00; cows.
sS.S5@11.25; calves, $S@13; hogs.
$16.9O@17.1O; sheep and lambs, $l39
400.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
5000 Motor Trucks Ordered.

Washington, May 25.-Orders for
5000 three to five ton motor trucks
have been placed with Is automobile
manufacturers. the War department
announced. This is in addition to
10000 similar trucks now being de-
livered.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
BASEBALL.
American Association.

Minneapolis, IL; Toledo, 8.
Columbus, 10; st. Paul, I.
Indianapolis, 3-S; Kansas City, 4e
(First game, IL innings).
Louisville at Milwaukee, postponed; !;
rain.
American League.
Boston, s.; Chicago. 4.
Detroit, 2; Washington, 2 (16 inn.
ings, called on account of darkness)
ST. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, g.
Cleveland, 3; New York, 2, 10 inn.
ings).
National League.
st. Louis, 2; Brooklyn, az inn.
ings).
Boston, 6; Pittsburgh, 3.
Cincinnati, 2; Philadelphia. I'll
innings).
New York Chicago. postponed; rain.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
UNITED STATES WILL
CONTROL PULLMANS
Are Taken Over by the Government,
and Become Part of Federal
Railway System.

Chicago, May 25.-The carrier bust.
ness of the Pullman company has been
taken over by the government and
will become a part of the railroad
system. The Pullman company will
be paid a rental for its carrier in.
dustry based on the three year aver
age earnings prior to June 80, 1917
The government, 1t Is stated, will
not interfere with the manufacturing
end Of the company.
What is of considerable concern to
Pullman officials and stockholders Is
the question of just when the con.
tract will be drawn up and what the
terms will be.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
THREE KILLED WHEN
STREET CAR HITS AUTO
Two Other Persons Are So Seriously
Injured That II Is Believed They
Will Die.

Simpson, KY, May 26.-Three occu-
pants OF an automobile were killed
and two of their women companions
so badly injured 1t Is believed they
cannot recover, as result of being
struck by an interurban car at a cross.
ing near here. The dead include .
man and two women.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, May l25.-Corn, July. ST.
40%;. Oats, May, 75B; July, 66%.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
Duluth Flax,

Duluth May 25.-Flaxseed. May,
1892; July. 1896; Oct, $3.5sk.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
MINNESOTA WEATHER.

Cloudy today. probably show
ers in east portion; cooler in
west and south portions; tomor-
row fair and warmer in west
portion.
The Twin City star., 1918-05-25
DAILY MARKET REPORT.
MINNEAPOLIS Grain,

Minneapolis. May 25.--Oats, May.
1878; July, GSR.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
Snr;of1, Erenfs-- WOrnen's Interests
Mss BENNETT GAVE
INTERESTING TALKS

Nam Helen IseGa4A.x rnesxsnnzs
expert nj chaHkxo. WAC Ns
k4@a tS4 great M the university fAF
sh4 1Ase ssw Aays. sas tke SPEAKER a.
sAA regular c~SGTDe&sth DEsI@ ha
ea1fnssx. NAs t$enEsu fx \ sors&e4.
s,saxee. ana delivered 4 message "e
saarostsnee IN b0th men And N1naena
Miss EeGnea il manager Ut tAe eng-
s4sis,e Enresa OF GGcapAsa1n "a csn1-
exx>, and shs has had 6sSSf *
ce.1enne ss various phases oe ssacaN9-
taeG. work- She is a. h hs<f OF sne
vocational guidance eGM .asssss, SNsA-
.nx under the WofneE's COMMITTEES
Illinois division III the cnBnetI OF De-
fenSe. ard ~ 4 me.abeF 81 tie erl-
mi.te< On standards 0f rSkaen ann
children in industry xke ha< 11rhet as
maintain siAadAsfs M DSsx, Entfz
and WAGES, Nisg Eshv7sts las made 4
study OF .he easee. Of war Upon wSraaa
labor, and she has Works6 sxtshAtrsE
with empL0yMsAs nasn IN Chicago Sa
the general eMDiu5nasns
On Personally.
Last nigh, MAs Bennett talked ia
an audisncx OF wonasa and girls thas
c1m pIs.ety taxed the auditorium ct
the public library. ghs TOOK A. h<r
subject, THE comEsrcfai VatHs Hs
in deye.opsns her mktect Miss
bennett assestsd shAe ia the b*tEsh<as
wnr!a 1~e.soHz.!.Y s~ap@rs%fsS train
ing, education Ard intelligence 10 4
large tegres, ard :hz. D~<s.snahtT, Al
tans AsGae, makes fNr Eucc&M or
makes fu- failure Ia TIE This inter
es.tnz ii..te woman, yhS rzdtAnss ~
much personality Of T. vtofesnsae. Ct
ncient nz,urs. css.nss thls efnatre
; "rersunaii,y" zx shs .rue ez1rez<toh nt
ones be4, ianss AAd 0Hssr sEH~ IhA
suppression 0t all exterior Things thai
| are MT ds&a,zLls AID Chs d<vsi0rnen'
q. al! Of sne'x 6es;sA1e qazic.tEa raaka
!ur 4 pLezAa. D~<rSolAtftY, Miss E<h-
ne,. Says, z16 xhe clzfalz .a2x DessSn'
ally Is za ex.ssL1r thing rhz. czn d
cultivated. and TIA: :. = 4 Zig fore'
10 determining onss place. In life
/ Nlss EenaeI zdyoez,s tie eszAh,
iishknen, of 4 department ia s1eci
Schoai AID cotLsEs Th@re stHc<nr
would be ,<HzA. 10 rake tie Ter-
beS. OF themselves It IL aid 70 SIC
cess 81 Tass- itse yorx- EEe eneDsaz
lied the o~ecess:Y ~ kseSsnx gr aa<.
personal z2p<zszaeer ard aT r114zIsna
eASzh3..?. Miss E<nS4<. sal< .hx
sh. had eocpe 10 sest<se ia. xsnh1
Hax nothing Nsss o. EeSs sEzn e.
ability 20 s1prks1 GEES SIT cDea,seS
~ md .rct3, and b Ssea rax. ESer
Is enough - srs3 c<1pcl % s.tec<x
TIE xo-i5, AEf D-sax Es1ekA Il Il
De.bon4ls;y u Dsos~1f SsFessSM
TIKI iee.sss rzs n11- -N zn1
pscss II. IKE Sr--a Dekoez orzoca g
Til. o~fEsaszz:4o. gaze al G.ss-Ea
dinner IL ~ eDTers Il LIZ Y-ess-lc
aDski Gs M2sz Eea.e.s srS 2-ssaoa
70 the tecfges.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
BAD BREATH
=. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
. at the Cause and Remove It

Or EDWARDS Olive Tablets. The s.hsi.
n for cal0niel. act gently On the bowels
~ positively do this work-
SPeonAe afflicted with bad breath find
~ relief through DR.. Edwards
Z i've Tablets. The p~aeasant, sugar.
mated tablets are taken tor bad breath
all who know then.
SDr, Edwards Olive Tablets ect gently
firmly on the bowels and liver,
fnruiating them TO natural action.
caring the blood and gently purifying
q entire system. They do that which
dangerous ~ca!oraei docs without any
the bad after effects.
0Al the benefits OF nasty, sickening.
fjptng cathartics arc derived from DR..
dwards Olive TABLETS without gripping.
in or any d~isagrceable effects.
SDr. r. N. Edwards discovered the
krrnila after seventeen years Of pr3c'
8ce among patients afflicted With
bwel and liver complaint, with TIC
Itendant bad breath.
@Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arc purel,
vegetables compound mixed with OLIVE
RI: you will know them by their div
iblor. Take one or two every night f0
6Woek and note the effect. l0c and Is
i box All druggists.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

Ss,,ur c'er,ooks lands outspread
Where hAmlets of sBrabant are
seen syss
Standing knee-deep in meadows
green - so
iseee,ts a new-made grave you
.read). tsN
At Client the great bell Roland tolls
Where through six centuries long
the tower
Has summoned freemen to their
hour
q, n,curns a thousand passing ,%souls).
And old Louvain, Louvain the wise.
Hugs to her breast. the precious
store =,
Foresat.ered of our ancient lore
tSr, hungry flames fill all her sktes).
And ostend, by the gray North Sea.
Dreams of her ancient hardthooo;
"a e more grim. of steel and
blood. ,trf ..,.,
Surges behind her ceaslessly). q
iHowe'er the tide If battle roll.
There bides what none can Surn
The Flemish spirit Of old days. i,
! The Ageless freedom of, the soul.
Land of long days of frightfulness.,
| For faith and honor crucified, ~.
, Though thou art small. and earth
We still shall love thee none the less.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
BELGIUM
tBy David Starr JoEdanD

(By David Starr JogdanL)
Land Of long days Of happiness,
OF pale gray skies and windmirs
tail
wi1e ts the world. and thou art
Enaai..
e. re. ~e love thee none the less.
Land of s1eet bells and faith serene,
Cs sole-nn zunzet calls TO prayer
Breeding above the darkened air
fBz: sveet bells jangle at Malines).
By fair LieEe. whose storiod dead
ss>ep in her great cathedrars nave,
The Nsuse rolls on, with glittering
IN. her green current turns to red).
~ Briggs the bslfry tells his tale
OF darn when ugIiness was crime.
and b;cs us bark the ancient
II only hear a child's low wail)).
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

NJ. aaS Mr.. fer. N~es@kaa szs
Gsyersa sseSse care z-aa<,aa>e1 re
SsSgsG~ze ~ rssr ox9szA,es, Care
Art l. WAaas3 GAaaa NJ S>1e
WasA TSs HeS@Ag was @~s&esas&zef
54Y gss4eE4Y Ell Hse.exs:,a n& pe@ss~
agy NJ NJ E<r Essaer n. sx2&Sa, s@s-
Nse NJ .as NeEAaaass GaEf@a III TIA.
easr-
-4ne ssae aa4 xsosnra tnsa casia-
kHsf EErss s4aS asS sa%1y .rHaSs ~
- essy, yae ggoDs u ~ ese>.saeesa
Ss6 IN iii yssa&aaSssI ne 2 as
4sIGs nfss SeAYs siESala T. aaGfz hn2e
HszSe aetr a>.x@ . me "
s.GHsag ~ ra@ .@4s .Ass II 1ss fa-
SSseSss.s nr I'M ~zt.H.sas' N ges "a
Af9ssza sass wee<s .Iss.rGa 80 .
~ sGs Aesfp1Iasa a1a son4ety 8lss MT
osssAas ne Military y>aa f'h3Ena
Wedding 1assl q I&aee aaH- snsaAAn
&sey hxse TINTED Aunt. Nss&sAaa,
SHSsxs sfGsn Feaass Haitsy ~ rG.as
SecAtHi9 AscF .ae fn@s.IHg OF NE
eeaerai AlG ~ h church DaFirts On
KeGaesGay atsssnnrne
: EDsEGY!ag tHs entertainment me
Aassrfet VII serve n supper, serving
~ EsEsa ~ = D'e!1el,
: Mr., H, r. Eashink, 1907 bo1IeTafd
venus Shsits't*a M n,s,. w.r.
n ,ysasv ~" a.n wv .r,rc NIX van
- Mrs, Hs!m aJf ", 4. Ross, The
Z NV s.afH NAHh ~ Ats. ~; ' ~
~, EofAnmfh ~ III. n's" TX
games, u WIS eHr'u -. n
ESAnieh; Afs, s,ss ua -, IN
H1iBt WN shtfrE'ih i"@ r'"H ~ "
gyeeting next week.
II x-aa * Il, x. 60 hare
miss LA iPGfsnH 81 fh,sD ;" ".an
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
CHURCH MUSIC
BAPTIST CHRCH

The ,a1kac at Ise>Irs, BAPTIST
church Sunday vii be1zx follows:
e. N0THiAk
organ neutrality-suspicious. -.DuSon
4uzrte: ~ car1slan, The Nor.
Srezxs sweetiy ger Taee- ..Eas2ls!
Gfs. Griffith. MA. Rockingham
BIZ. Griffith. 8r. Hinslow.
Offesor2 Scio-Asice WIKI Me-
Nrs. Griffith.
Organ Post.u5e-Grznd Chosur
DsSoS
There viii be 10 e"enlng service.
this congregation uaitanx with the
Presbyterian church ia z farewell
seryice II ReT. ". Il Matthews,
Mex. sunday evening the choir viii
sing q major porriou of Arthur Goia-
van's Czn.sna The ;>socigai Bon."
the so!o pAsts being sung ny Mr.. Fa1i
y, Griffith, Err, a.. r. BFA,snI. Gr.
Howard Det<snR and Nj. II. z. Wins
low. MI. L. T.. Harrington vii ne
at the organ and the czntsta will be
given under the direction Of II z.
WINSTON.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
o GARDEN PLOTS
NEEDED IN FRANCE

Paris, March 2.-Amateur garden
ing around the fortif1cations Of Paris
was so successful last year that appli-
cations for gardening plots for,aithe
coming season have multiplied beyond
the space available. The allotment of
these garden spots Of a hundred yards
square each will o be made upon
written applications, preference being
given to large and ~necessitous fami-
lies. Families with five or more chill
dren will be allowed two lots.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
HDoash CONGREGATIONAL.

1groe- Of No-1 Fifth and Cniver-
SCI kreare We r E1t-ins. minister.
AsraE worship 1880. sermon sub
,t.sl a Comm Union Meditation" The
lslae-x and friends are urged to at
s..5 this crc@mun5oa service. Church
s.A1.oa al 1l:4s. Nj Seymour Ander-
ST. superintendent: Mrs. Bruce Tut
lie E1ns- superintendent; Prof.
Get NJ James leader of his class.
Er1aK Peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m.
Ecsoe farewell service for Rev. w.
Il Matthews in the Presbyterian
church at 7:3o p. m You are well
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

The Wonsn nj the ,:orrsRizn LII
,h.rsn church VIII meee ~ 2 Ics>es
NnnGAy afternoon IT tae co5.t hcs9s.
TED Croma Trrk viii IL. dens.
T. genera! neet.nx NJ e.. Pabfe
E9.sIoDa! Guild fzj! s2n:3ontt Will IL
held IN Hednesday a~ftesnnoa II :ke
GutiG katI.
A,torney Genera. William s.. Lange,
and hi: bride, formerly Hiss Elizabeth
Csal ri aew Yo,k, have &rrye1 81
bismarck, nm, ,he? expect 70 r.
side, Their wedding Ook pxke lxt
"Wednesday in Kew IrrA-
The Tau.a9ay Musical ciab vii
hnEa tae5. Ma H:s .;estng On Thurs
4 stnrnrsn, Marcn 7. a: 2:2e
o'csoeA, This meeting ws!tsIake pAee
IN THE auGitor.gm If me pubic library
ana n subject Wi! be Religious
5fHsic." Mrs. ". ~. EortoA Viii be
in cna.ze III tae program.
tarx. ". r.. Dlson nj HooDIe spen:
~yH.tscdaY III tne c!,y " aer
nnme from E%eynoids and Ea1coh
Wnere she has been T:sit!ng 1riencs
for Il ten days,
8 |.f @ssId S'I s"Sit - N't -
home In Es,hxate this morning after
listing for II time With Stz. A. Hart,
TbI University aYen1e ~
Sire. JsnD ~gerDrnaar6 IF Weos,er u
the a1nst III bfiEa Il. J. Buchanan q
Chestnut greet. for a,few tays.
Sir. and Mr. A. n. Hammond Of
Orr Y:si:ef in the city t1tAy en Son.e
" their hnne from Chicago and tbs
win ci,iea where they have beer for a
,imE,
SIR and Mrs. 81, Ganchheid, whe
with Mrs. GlancnGeid's mother. Mrs
FredericHa, AND Misc Lulu Eyrne. lef'
here last week enroute for California
have sent cards from Portland, wher'
they stopped for d vtsil They sx
pccied 10 he in California Iate Thu
week, and planned on meeting NJ
and Mrs.. James Dfnnie Of this city A
Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs, Dinni
will be in California, for ome Httl
time yet, according tn present plans
> and expect 10 return by way Of Ex
celniGr Springs. no, where they vii
spend about tan days.
Z Mrs. George ". Gets left Thurs
2 day for Minneapolis. where she vii
visit for "a few days.
%, n n
. Mra. Alex. Finley and her two chill
Z dren. Phyllis and VERNON left La
. evening for their home in Hines. Min
~negota. after spending the asst mont
e with Mrs. Einley's mother. Mrs. Wa
ter Johnson. OF the Gotzian block.
n X X
- Speciality Shop-Our spring sale {
house drcsHen and aprons with speci,
!, prices for Friday and Saturday. 81
|. =. Third St.--Adv.
h X
Mrs. Henry Lydick has gone to Re
Lake Falls Il visit at the home OF HI
, parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wllfred Chatl
, for a few days.
) X 4
, Mr.. and Mrs. M. R~abinoYich
= University avenu arc entGrtainir
= Miss Pearl Siegel. Miss Marie .Ro
and Malcolm aiegel of Fargo. sTi
party came up yesterday to attend IL
Fargo-Grand Forks high school gan
tonight.
X X n
MrB. G. B. Halverson and her 40
who have been Visiting Rev. and Nj
II. d. Thorgrimsen and Mr.. and MI
A. Helmen, returned to their home
dilby last night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

Services III Morse az 1e:4s g. M;
II EsnEsxn 4s ss<s .. r. SUNDAY
<cnpnl 81 - 6EGlaeS. business meet
ing ~peshxy evening 81 s Al Eaem-
t,a-x mrS he present: Ladies AID AZ
church Thursday ~ usual time MS
q vnn-esan. hNsssSs- L Y +. 5
II Trinity church Fsaaay evening. h
wna--.-USen.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

The members Of Company M club
&c. a. the home of Miss Nellie Ed
~asts~ Riverside Park. last evening.
Tie e.ening was spent in knitting for
-he soi6ie-1 Of Company 81 in France.
Lxa, refreshments we're served. Miss
Edwards was assisted by Miss Rach-
AL Hunt AiA Violet 1'Esperance
1zli entertain the club next Thursday
erentns At her home. :23 Chestnut
street ..l. 80
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
r,a,n.y,,n

cn-ns~ y.-E x1enre and Chestnut
Sr~>ss. SUNDAY. March s, services a:
u.s. sna s u. n Sunday schoot
ana Aiale sis$ a - O'Clock; yours
.aeonsS aeea1innal Iaeelne at 4 p
n Srs-voney welcorne. J. joTen1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
Dnunh ~

n $sndss Sehcese THIS y ms
sSspruz- Sunday. a. e. II. sermon
- john 49, E-Ss = M~
naa1. 11x- 1saSs aS>G Ae UFsS
:{eW -tsss Re SavsS~ Ias s,eetS y
:-arSsalts snciseS. IS Ah-snas e
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

ts,sawn Hrxe Church.

! NJ. Sssvorsan VIII 2resen
Sunday saarnins 1850 SnS even $50.
-ns church 81 the ca-ne OF NSiSe.
S.->ss snS Fourth svenos, A eeCaas1
r~al~nn,s n 81,
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Ss-rsar ss-rss wal he ccnancfeS
II 1nH uMnsnx a. s8ssG- S1Ei<h
w-ya@ 1T s-ss3ar~.s G>Ss IA;
Sunday <nrol az = Z. r. asnssf
x-vaS az wednsS6sy ss-sSinS a :
IN. z 2 RuS-
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Hm BuneeRnl

Se-y,-- NJ Csnn TanRliEl cnurrh.
le-usar lacSI- SunSkS
Ennnl -l-aa- x "a Z. H. SsnEisse
Re-ws- h : n, IL H-xsss Hsee1tnS nE
Nran%nsy Fvrntn9 s 2, N- AAadfs
Ain -nu-saEy : Z. Ia h AS \
Fsx.ner. g--s SsvsrIh AVE - -
sSch-ren-- naSlnr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

4 Az NJ s-eais s~rs1rlssS James
Giles z. his no.as. 1913 Cssl CREME.
szs night. on -5s OCCASION II AE
os--a1zr za,3rsea- Miss Emma
Tez1oe zssaFek MI. Cities Il serving
sGDoe, Tas eTtaea< rxx aerp.s& 70
cxcSx :
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MILITARY GIRLS
ARE RECOGNIZED
BY GOVERNMENT

THE Giris t;;iitar; GNaad Of Ninot-
has beer created Il government N-
g~anfza.ior through tho ErAte Council
Ut Defense and Mrs, ", u. HoiSesn,
who ha4 been At 81. heaL since :ts or
s@Anizsiion. has been officially made It's
captain. ~ is pnss55ie tina. the nanns
VII ne changed u the 5iiar. GtrE
Home Guard. The organization will
recsivc It's instructions through tas
III Watd c,GntJ, and there ere
many useful things ot a. natErs -
help win the war which ths? VIZ re
abit ~ d1. There i. Eatk In tns Of
g~aniZatiOH nj sending Il delegation 70
the front W sct az messengers ns e
another capacity which NAY oe-z4-
siEns0 u tHEM.
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Mauou at work.

The Red Cross auxiliary at Mallory
sent the following articles to the Polk
senttne the work done by that organt-
zation during February: 10 sweaters.
II hospital shirts, 8 pairs pajamas.
S pairs socks, 1 muffler, I pair
wristlets. From the Mallory Junior
Red Cross. : scrap books. 16 knitted
wash cloths. 2 hot water bottle COW
ers. From the Davidson Junior Red
Cvoss, 20 wash cloths, Al handkef.
chiefs, 2 baby dresses. From school
district No. 81, 1 dozen gun wipes
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CHIC League
Meets Monday

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st. Aart,s Imthuau.

Corner Fifth street and 1nterna-
tional avenue. ]. H, Richard, pastor.
Lawrence J. Anderson. musical d.
rector. Beth Bulls. organht THE
Spirit OF Christ will be the sermon
theme ut the hour OF morning wor-
ship. 1890. Sunday school and bible
study, 11:45. A. I. Widiund. general
SUPERINTENDENT. Esther LAmbe, pri-
mary department. At 1870 p, m the
sacred cantata, THE Sermon On the
Mount" by Shepard, will be given by
the choir. Catechetical class 6Atur-
day, 1880. The public Is Invita-
Coed music. All services In English.
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