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DEATHS.

Co<KII\ Iii 1hi> ,-i,, IN >pril -. iolS
Ee~, pidov 81 WiiHa1r oo#aln
yi.cd Il, attend ~. funeral from h"r ls1c
-,>id.,ir, - hurch street OF hui >daN
t,,o--sI.tl. 81 a Is t.It,.A Solemn requiem mass
* :, Mar 1'HarCt tnttru"ni a. athf-
llr.l crlnetcry PLEASE omit hoWcr>
D.%IFI. IN thi~ ,ify or april -, 1915
,,ea-g., + DaniFl-- AGED - years
F-icnds of ths famii? neIni"rs OF tureha
~. .. :, I.h7l.~ = + church. Twent y
a~~t ana Market streets or Thursday after
noon AZ > . cltr.k iutcrment 81 llIningt1u
4 brand xwinc CcmVters
D4HI~-In tni~ cifr ou 1pril % 1915.
Annie + wife ~ ( ht late FhcophiluS DaS IL
Relatives and frieud~ are invited to at
tcnd n funeral ~t.rN i'tS af hir ialt rel
,frn,-r VI fSC1 Ne~J Fourth street on
THURSDAY evening Npril u az Ocio''k
tu1prr7cut a salem y !.
IICGI<S-ln this city. on April -. I9lS.
MARY wlfe IF tht late Charles Higgins
Relatives and friends ar invited to at
tend the funeral from tie residence Of h'r
w. Third ~trcf on Friday morning
Ap-Il - al :. a ci"ck solemn rtqulem
mas a. - Paul Church Intcrment a.
IoCKARD-In TIN, city on April ~ 1915.
John Iockard aged 20 year.
RetativeS. friends and mrmberS OF Loyal
Order NIoo>t Wilmington Lodge. No. Ia4
Friendship Conc!ave No HeptaeophS or
" N Brandy win, Fire Go. No. 20.
volunteer fir'men h-tiiet ASSOCIATION
Mutual Beneficial Asso'ialion. R
Incai No - and = l. AthlrticAs>o-
.iatIorl are invited 20 attend the funeral
-..rvlcss a. MS tate rceicence. No Ij West
'rw.,ntx-niuth street on Thursday after
neop Aprii > at = 80 o clock Intermcnt
~ KiNerHirW centjtrS
.FDDiNG IN This Grey on April y 1915
Harry son of Anni' =, and The late
CLARENCE, II RcddiuC. aged p years
Ee,atiyrS and friends art invited to a.
tend the funeral -ervic.- al the residence
of MS mo- her 10 I'LL Nest Fourth etreet
IN Tbur~da> afternoon. April -. a. $50
o'clocL Interment a. I;i1ervie'w cenls-
terry.
UPDIKE IN mi, .ci'> On April =. 1915
William II pike. aged eo years
Relatives friends Hope Lodge. No. II
81 - r. and Mutual Encampment
q q 7. arr invited to attend the iunera
services a. his late residence. No Dos
Sdams street on Friday afternoon. Apri
-, al > O'Clock In,ernrnt al Old swede'
cemetery
YFARSLFY- A. Koeeie on April p 1915
9terllng 81 Yearslt'x aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited ~ al
tend the, funeral services a. bis late resi-
den1a a. R0sele on Thursday afternoon
Anril 25. at 80 O'Clock. Intermcnt q. Su
verbroOk cemetery
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JAPAN'S FOREIGN
MINISTER QUITS
Viscount Motono Differed With
Emperor on Intervention IN
Russia; Probable Cause
of Resignation.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

London. April 2 Niscount Motono,
JapaneSc minister for foreign affairs has
resigned. SAYS a Reuter- dispatch from
To 10
Nisco,nt AIotono will bc succeeded by
Baron Goto. who has held several port.
foIios and is mdinbcr Of the National
Commission appointed last year Tor the
discussion Of Japan : foreign policy
The question Of Japanese intervention
In Siberia nrohahlj led la the withdrawal
III Viscount Ichiro NIotono from the foreign
ministry. II which he had been the head
since November lpl6, when Count lcr-
.,,chi formed the present cabinet There
have been reports recently that Nisco,nt
Nntono ulirht resign in connection with
the siberian situation but eNpi3natl"hs 81
such u possibility were Srant
NiScmmt Notono, who was gwen ms
present title in July. 1916 was japanese
efuhasssdor tn Russia previous t" h'S
elevation to he foreign ministry Since
his graduation from the nIvcrSlty ~
LYONS. France he has been connected
WI, the Japanese torcgu office and has
-,.gved ~ minister 10 Belgium and minister
l., r.llIrt.
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MARRIAGE liz ENSES.
List of These issued by Clerks of the
Peace. and Magistrates.

N..rrl.,s.. licenses issued br clerks ot the
l,.tt.. and magistrates are - lotioW
\I..oj>trtf., I l;ruIutn. SIS Market
-.~..a t,.ars,. \ Id nmptr and Miss
+ Nail- hosA at l.o} West tIghth
-tr.,a lGr,l.~ G.t-~,it of Nlar~halton.
-. <Il~- .l.,u, " tiI4cc N,Corkindale, "
,.,.., tuor,
Nll1-tr.f lttriN t'li'~ Nt0'
~.,.i rr,et DWARF! NIrtiuniglo.
,- - [ l.iuIt ~al.,t auI Miss NargaTt
X .a IF toul \attI- street Frank
ii f..l lI-~ C,ul,ctfa Donhroc~g
h-.i Il i.nu W. curtin street
\I..~ft..t. Ham. Is ~rradlcv 90
rhrf Street Pal ! rrNuor. =. lll
Il. H4r,.u tt,t. .ut! Mis- Nice
~-urIr Il ar NJ. ~trpt
NI4-l-tr.tr Bar!ice Ciuckuan stan
tr1s.~tl. !. in SOUTH frtnkhf
r4 AIs-~ : us-IaA3 Rcmhacka
49,. Ii.rrt-o.. -:r.ct John lNcatlns
{r>.tra-a \ \ md Miss ko>.
lt.fhjn~ ,t Nla.et t"t.
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CHIC AGO CATTLE MARKETS,

Ii, associated Press 80 Fvrry Evening
Chicago. April q Cattle receipts,
10000. weak Native steers 10 fna
il. "a. stccAcrs ana feeders. N5oal2 80.
,au> ani hcIi,rs b.90al5 -. calves,
; 1OalS71
Sheep. receipts, 10000 steady Sheep,
lis O0al1 So Iamb~. lh.50a22 lu
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IT'S UP TO YOU
In Two Weeks Time ChascO-Nin, the
Iron and Tasteless Cod Liver Tonic
Will Build You Up and Make You
Strong.
Stops Lingering Coughs, Colds and Bron.
Chitis.

If YOU are nervous and run down, weak,
pale and underwclght and cannot eat OF
Sleep as you should Chasco-Nin the Iron
and Tasteless God Liver Tome, will cor
rect these conditions and increase Your
strength and vitality. often 100 per cent
Id two weeks
Don't Put ii of give Chasco-Nm .
trial. Il will surprise you Tor sale hy
Miller Drup tore, 4044O6 Market street
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WEDDINGS.
HErN%AN-RLArCHAMr

siI-N% ANIL AT HANt
Miss Madge Bcaurhamp Of 81 West
Ninth -trccr formerly connected With the
Charlie " arncr Go. and " lillian Dren-
uei 81 SO Adams street. who Il with the
dll Pom Co. were married on April 20
bv Rev II + Randolph Mr.. and Mrs-
DrenneD will live IN a bungalow at
Carney Point
CILP-LOTZ
Mr.. and MrS. George Culp of 1915
South Seventh street Philadrlphla an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter,
AItbea Elizabeth. 70 Lieutenant 4 kIng
Lott L. ) VI c Of Wilmington, last
AIondav Al 81 Michael Church, Nine
tccnth ana Lombard streets Phlladeipfla
bv Rev James Niblo
BIsHEL-KEMENTEk
Mis- Ada Elizabeth Rcmcnter ana
Alfred William BI-hcj Ir.. both Of thl-
CITY. we're married on April 20. 10y Rev
franklin SMILEY
oHt>DI.ER-L9GI
MIS- Mamie + Loguc Of this city and
Elmer G.. Chandler Of keunctt square
Pa. were married on April Il, hy Rev
I : Arneutrout
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N NfEMORIAaf.

1-s -a-.n T. NfcNftsllgn IN sad hut
lo,.ire, ror,.ef7, h-anrc of the dear wifr and
mot her. who passed away NpTl- - f"I'
IN sad hut losing rcuern hrancH 81 my
,isfer. Nr> <enp kril,y NtrQuadc. who
died Aprii -. lat9
n loving II3t5 ~ l1-hncf 81 our QtSi t'el I
FIizshoth Richardson mo d'-,d Nprh n.
Ip0a Ssdly MISSED i'aNSh'rTN
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Letters Granted.

Tsaac Il Brown. register Of Wills. has
granted letters of administration on the
estate Of LydIa A DAVIS 70 the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit %, on tho estate
~ Annie Nnnre - .hmes II Stlll
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RYAN T., nN Iaimcd.

~.-.gr,4 lhaiu..- RYAN I'll, man who
f..,ud a,ad Ii h~ boarding house
..~..f.l..> ~.,ca. ht- ,'Alu0cd .ho body and
ID u.liA .rall,r NIct rcr> has ~hlpped II
ta rbl..lptlhtt. uE.re rhr ~I~irr i'N'~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
ard III Thanks.

H. uf,h ta .>,eu9 aur sincere thanks
.a .1,r rr.lfNr~ and gicad~ for thelr
.a..iy br.atffuf floral offerings IN uur
-rrrr,t -4d hrr,aVrnem of our darling
daughter Martha .oryncc \icoo!S
NJ Id \Irs Nlarh \IenoLe AdN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
{ ard Of Thanks.

nlSh to thank the relatives and
friends snd lNrch~ Pigment Chemical ~
for their kindness and for floral offerings
during my bereavement John Nil
ler Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
Gone to France.

Word has been received in thus city
that James Welsh. q member Of Della
wares Pioneer Regiment al Camp DIX,
has gone to France.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM vrDfKt

William Il Updike aged 50 years died
YESTERDAY at his home, No 900 Adams
street l1r l'pdikc 30 year ago was q
policeman and for many years was Il Della
ware Bay shad fisherman In later years
ht Vas employed as d rggcr. he was .
member Of Hope Lodge and Mutual En-
carnprncnt. ! O Q. r. The funeral will be
held FRIDAY afternoon, With services 81 his
late residence and interment in Old Swcdes
cemetery.
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OBITUARY MOTIFS

John l,ockard, aged 80 wears, If IS " est
Twenty-ninth street, died on April 81
Ms Wilhelmina G. NOEL aged "
wears. Of Granoguc, died on April 20
The funeral Of Albert A Hanbnglt,
aged l9 years, Of Hopewell, Va, who died
by drowning on April 8, was held yester-
dav. with interment at Riyeryiew ceme-
terry
Henry AndIick. aged q years, 81 320l
Madison street, died 1t the Delaware Hos
pital on April 20 Of pneumonia.
Mrs Mary Smack, the mother Of Mrs
". F. Stewart Of Camden and Mrs ID. i
McFuul Of Wilmington, died Al Camden
On Monday. Her five daughters a ! mar
ried ministers. several oi them going u
foreign mission fields
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CURB MARKETS.

Quotstions furnished by 4. l.. Wtnkrlnxn
Co. Ford Building Wilmington. i3e s.
broad street. Philsdelphia. noon Prices
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EXECtfTOR'a aAIF ~ personal property
~ New CsstIa rad on Dr. Elormre Burr
eatate s,ur-baiT mile from Edru Park.
Now Castle hundred. Monday. AWii ~,
IptG 40 strbsh rs sharp. NrItitphud
furniture of as Kinds b0dF. bedding.
tlarp s,grpo ant ietuc furniture. lpt ~ hslDks.
carriages, wagons. Grf prfSf Fat'f HNis.
implements ard many pturr art'l'A John
w shcppard fair5, u abeward. eKrruf1rr
@hdham son aurtioUorfR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

PUBLIC sAiF ,f PERsONAL PHOpEkTI
will ~ sold az uul,iic sale on Ihufadhfl
Auyii ~ fgtE AZ tg o'clrsk 4 nj. ~ hp
y,syG Narlff eirart 4 run line Of h1iit fhpld
furniture. including number of rbfaf-. L.
'abiHs and chairs IN desirable colpnial pHt
lrrua and Of fushs,gaov biyd,s eye mapir. IN
EgtiThBLE 'fHJSI 81.
Administrator
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ofIsab.ila . Eigbv. dcceasri

RECEIVER SALE of rraI sod f,- ptsI
: prourrtg - .iriur ~ <n p-f.f .r ~.
/ chancellor ~ no, .tafr ~ J). nsf.
/ he eighth DAP ~ tpti. IS I 1ti-. rI r
! ettr,srd 10 sale a. pubiIc apr-is tr .rr.l'.4.
/ or Cut.-tlny Mas =. l1ts af In. rIrr< 4 q.
I at tho PLAN ~ fn' SOL .pnai arlc tt't
/ f-tnpan,. uca~ fteaud n.Ht -ar.rzs tr..
/ tfaua hundred ,tH Castle r,4ff. .J...
ware mo r1ilpaIny HrerrttfI r.,l rti't 1-..
! personal prpurrt5 ~ Ibr said . IT,. -.rll.
! 'Tahic WateIs tpUIant. g." H'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03
WATCH GRAND FokKs. aRow

WATCH GRAND FokKs GROW !
FOR RENT. n
$4o.00-Eaght roomed all modern house
on South Sixth street.
$4o.o0-Eight roomed. all modern house
$50. oo-seven roomed all modern house
on Chestnut street. :.
$l6.00--Five roomed house. all modern
but heat. International Ave.
$10.00-Ftye roomed house. city water
free. International Ave.
$10.60-F9ve roonEed house.; city water
free: No. 7th street.
s15.oo-Five roemed house. city water.
sewer. gas, International avenue.
$13.00-Six roomed house. and
city water, Kittson avenue.
$16.00-Small stcce on Kitteon avenue,
city water1 and sewer and steam. ,
$18.00-Six roomed house. all modern
but heat. Second emu
SIS. 00-Small store neal bridge. DeMers
,2o.oe1sm;al store on South Third
: s.oo-Ail modern room in Kelsey Block
$1ooo-snaI shop room. M Ave.
FOR asALE.
One SIX roomed all modern house. and
one oLr roomed cottage. with city
water, electric lights and on
Vernon avenue for 100000.
w. H, KELSEY.
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/. HOUSES FOR RENT,


. s&ss
tso.oo-1o-room all modern house
on SO. 4th st. !
/. $40.00-Strictly modern house In
south END. 8 rooms. .s.s[s
$36:oo-7.room house on No. 9Th.
all modern.
$3o:oo-9-room house on No. 5th
/, all modern. ~ {.
$50. 0o-strictly modern house on
University Ave. Z rooms.
17.00-8-room house on Chest
nut Modern but heat.
$25.00-All modern house on No.
9Th! st. 7-rooms. "
25.00-6-room house on Walnut
st., modern but heat. Quite close.
2s.0o-s-room house. all modern
but, heat, on End Ave. . =
!, 316.00-Furnished house on Inter-
national Ave. Large. fenced-in
$11.oo-6-room house on lone. Ave.
City water and sewer.
;: $10.50-No. 4th ST., 5-room house,
city water and electric light.
E. J.. LANDER 4 co.
Rental Dept. 414 DeMers Ava
-
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LIVE q

FOR sALE-REGIsTERED DURoc
pigs. 8 weeks old. r. Anderson. Box
~, Doyon, N, D. ~. r..
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$40 Acres Cnimproved land. Is acres OAK
411;$Gertrude Ave-, Grand Forks, N. D,
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GRADUATE FoOr RDCIAIIsf

DR. NELLIE 8. BAKER; PHONE 3SsY1
Office 31e 6can-American Bank Bldg.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

FOR sALE-FARM. $40 ACRES, TWO.
thirds in crop. balance being SUPER
falloweda this year, All improvements.
CompletaS JeQuipment, horses, tmple-
ments, feedsrsetc. Good water, near
schools and town. Price $500 per
81 acre. $4,000 down. balance On easy
terms. Address Joseph Glenn. Grain
7 Dealer, Indian Head, Saskatchewan,
y. Canada. @aS.1 80 -,
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Cut out the picture on ali four sides.
Then carefully fold dotted line / its
entire length. Then dotted line 2,
and so on. Fold each section under
meath accurately. When completed
turn over and you'll find q surprising
result. Save the pictures.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

AATA

aATHe AND SWEDISH MASSAGE:
treatments for rheumatism: Will save
ypu q trip to the sprtnges Hotel Da-
cptah.f 'ErneNt. Carbon. Ae6Dedr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

WOULD you SELL YOUR FARM IF
you got your price. Sell direct. No
commissions. Particulars free. o. X.
Hawley, Baldwin, Wisconsin,
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FARM LANDs-Contarsued

100 ACRES UNIMPRovED LAND s
miles north OF Granville. Price $500.
MortgaEe $1,000. Will trade for auto.
e. A. Fladland, Grand Forks.
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THREE ROOM ALL MODERN FLAT
Purcell. Fl -
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SALESMAN WANTED.

THE FARGO BRANCH OF THE 3. r.
Goodrich Rubber Co., will employ ini-
mediately a salesman to travel the
northern section of North Dakota. We
desire to secure the services of q man
dence and Acquaintance will be an asset
to him in the given territory. Appli-
cation letters must Indicate the abil-.
ity of the applicant and give details
as to their present salary, draft status.
age etc. Interested applicants may re-
port at the Fargo Office Tuesday.
June 4th.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

FOR RENT MoDERN2l ROOM FLAT
with porch; furnished or unfurnisked:
rent SIS. Call 314 So. 18th st.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03
AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
pamphlet on the inside history of
Iownleyism In North Dakota, by ]. D.
Bacon. This is the fastest selling pub
ply for particulars to j. d. Bacon.
Hotel Dacotah. Grand Forks. /.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

wANTED-THREE GOOD SPECIALITY,
statesmen. High grade speciality in de-
mand. Minimum commission Of $4,000.
ton worth from $4,000 to 100000 !;
per month right now. Seven Of our
men averaged better than $4,000 each
in May. References required. Ad-s
dress Dept D. 7. sos Great Northern I
Bldg, Chicago. \
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

$50 WEEKLY AND AUTOMOBILE
furnished men everywhere placing
samples wonderful fuel product with
gallon Of gasoline. OUTFIT furnished
free. A Ballwey, $50 Sta. F., Louis
willie, Ky. +.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

BUY LArSD-BUYMa AND MPRoy-
Ing 2 home. promotes econpmy and
thrift, - nothing else does. No loca-
]. ton Offers batter opportunities than
there are right here In st, Louis
county. Write to Arnold, Commits
! 1Bldg.s Duluth, MINI. Wrtte todsy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

FOR RENT-MoDERN 9 ROOM HOUSE
City neat. 502 Belmont. Inquire e.
J.. Davidson, 800 First Ave.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

.wANTED-aIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs. Z. II. Carter.
705 Belmont,
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FOR RENT-s1x ROOM COTTAGE,
/. bath, hardwood floors md finish. mod
ern except heat. No. SIS Dovry Ave.
G. r. jacob, East Grand Forks. MINI.
Phone S8.
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BUSINESS caANoEs-oonunued.

CSC oNaTHE DOLLAR ON OLD pRIcrs
cash only $4,000 90. general merchan.
disc. dry goods, furnishings, groceries,.
shoes, rubbers, hardware. suits, pants,
overalis. underwear. sweaters, in good
= condition. No fixtures. No trade con-
sidered. Edelman. Forhea:.N. o. -
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STRAYED-TWo 2-YEAR-oLD COLTS
and one 1-year-old, color black. gray
and bay. Please notify Elmer De1ell.
EmeradO. N. d.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

FOUND-A PAIR OF GENTLEMAN'S
gloves in the Chocolate Shop, about
same by calling at the Chocolate Shop
Ind proving property. r
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

I Will PAY $500 PER WEEK FOR
first. class barber. long job. Address
Billiard Hail. Lankin, N. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN
--314 Franklin Ave. Inquire -421 South
Fourth.
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wH1RLwIND SELLER IN EVERY
been, looking for. New, different: big
money. Territory now open. Write
quick. American Products Co., II,
3rd St., Cincinnati, o.
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Is1x ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. ALL
modern but heat. Call at EOS Cotton
wood.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-03

PART oFsALI MODERN FURNISHED
apartment. Or rooms. South end. Cali
1145 N. W.
FOR RENT-powNsTAlRs, GROOM
! fiat. .617-L. N. w. 4
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wANrEp-ExPNRIENCED NAN AND
( wife, without children 20 large farm.
Call or .address SO 3. Bird St. Devils
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LOST N FOUND.

STRAYED ABOUT MAY 10TH. ONE
yearlins mare, n black yearling
horse, star or face. One bay yearling
mare. Anyone taking w same please
notify w. o. Pickard, Niagara, N. D.
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; lIyI
FARM MA0HNERY.
FLATS.

y SECURITY IMPROVEMENT co..
406 First National Bldg.
. . . I .
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FEMALE HEIh-Oentinned.

COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework on farm. 3N miles out.
Good wages to right party. 27F-Call 4,
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HAT ~oLleAS1No.

and reblocked:: expert wopk. Bend 81
maxi. 1T No. 3rd. 0rand ForAR 4
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BOYS WANTING CARRIER ROUTES
apply at once to Circulation Manager,
Herald. = ss&
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ONE QUART sPEEDoLINE EQUALS.
ed in every town; permanent employ
ment; big money. Write for particu-.
lars. ~Speedoline Company. Dallas,
Texas.
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FOR RENT-ALL MODERN EIGHT
room house. Garage in cellar. Large
lot. O ]. Barnes Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
AMERICANS INFLICT
HEAVY ENEMY LOSSES
OUR TROOPS ADVANCE OVER TWO MILF FRONT WEST ~
CHATEAU TH1ERRY AND MAINTAIN Dom1nAr,nc
POSITIONS ALL ALONG THE LIME
FOUR HUNDRED & FIFTY PRISONERS TAKEN
(By United Pressl

With the Americans on the
Marne July q 1855 a. n.y. The
American troops advanced along
two mile front west Of Chatean
Ihlerry last night to the depth of
halt a mile, taking four hundred
and fifty prisoners and inflictiny
heaVy losses on the enemy. The
Austrlans losses were extremely
heavy.
Our men took the village Of
\auNhall Roche wood and pene-
trated CIermbaut wood.
Combined Frcl.ch and American
attacks at Naux were reported
as successful after a bitter battle
These attacks are importalt az
the new positions now dominate
!@Chateau Thierry and much Of
the country to the left.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
IMPLEMENT MEN
CONVENE HERE

Scotland Neck will be the host
70 seventy five or one hundred I'M
plcment Dealers tomorrow who
come here to held their monthly
conference and it is hoped that the
people will show how we'll thew
can entertain out Of town visitors.
The Merchants Association Will
have charge Of the social side Of
the affair and they Will serve suit
able refreshments during the dav.
by the courtesy If Mr.. r. J.
MaArN the Dixie t..>atrc viii be
tA2 place Of meeting, which Will
convene 1t eleven o clock, and the
meeting Will be c;1Iic to order by
the president. Mr.. J. Graves Smith
OF Goldsbcro, after which an ad-
dress OF welcome viii be made.
then the routine business viii be
proceeded with which is Of intc2-
est only to the members.
This organization is known a,
Local no. Of the Implement Deal
erS Association Of America. ana
comprises the light leaf tobacco
belt, taking III the counties Of
Sampson, Wayne, WiIson.Greene,
Lemon, Pitt, Martin, Beaufort,
Nash, Edgecombe, Halifax, North
and Berte, and from
most Of these visitors are expected
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
COL0RED PEOPLE
CELEBRATE 4TH

Thureday July +, Independent
ce Day, will be celebrated by the
colored people at the colored Hal.
at one clock when the first part
Of an extensive program will be
rendered and Professor Nataniel
; Hargrave principal Of the Higgs
Roanoke Seminary, will deliver
the Grafton. A musical program
and some other speeches will make
up the afternoon program.
At eight 'clock in the same hal!
the exercises will continue. but
mostly of a musical nature, and
there has been quite large pro
gram arranged for the night event
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
AMERICANS WILL
LEAD PROCESSION
<By U.:ten Fress)

London July 2-American SOL
dlers headed by their band will be
the first to crowd the new Wilson
Bridge at Lyons during the fourth
Of July celebration.
James Kearney, representative
Of the American committee on pub
nc information, has arranged for
al exhibition Of American war
films in celebration.