davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
GERMANS MAY TURN LOOSE
MORE SUBS If PEACE FAILS

.. Submarines have been driven from
the coast and must operate far out at
sea where their prey Is more scat
tered.
3. They have been forced to leave the
channel bases and operate around the
North Sea, reducing their effective mile
age one-third.
4. Defensive armament and the con-
voy system have made successful at
tack more difilcult.
A larger number Of German sumbsr-
ines are now IN operation than at any
time during the war and construction
IS believed to be advancing steadily.
Because OF the heavy protection giver
10 troop ships and supplies from Amer
lca. the work OF hunting down the sub
marine has been lnterfered with to som'
extent and the actual destruction o.
U-boats have probably decreased al
though the effectiveness Of the sub
marines has been reduced at the same
time.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
AUSTRIANS IN ALBANIA
FACE MAJOR DISASTER

OF Damascus, and is about t75 miles
southwest Of Aleppo. II is connected
with AlepDo by railway which joins
the Damascus-Aleppo lines at Homs'
about 100 miles north OF Damascus.
The character Of fighting along the
west front indicates the Germans are
preparing for what may be a general
retreat from the North Sea TO Rheims
region. This will make the Cham
pagne-Argonne one Of the decisive en-
gagements OF the war. This is par
ticularly true OF the operations be-
tween the Argonne and the Meuse'
where the enemy has contested every
foot Of ground with unusual bitter
ness.
The French and Americans made
slight gains along the Suippe, the for
mer capturing Berry-Au-Bac, near the
Junction OF the Sulppe and the Aisne'
and reaching the outskirts Of St Etien-
ne-Sur-Suippe. Further east, the VII
lage of St. Etlenne-A-Arnes was recap
hired after it had been lost TO the Ger
mans.
The day communique OF the German
War Omce mentioned violent attacks
bv the Americans between the Argonne
and the Meuse, a front Of about 10
miles. Unofficial reports state this
fighting resulted in the capture OF
Chatel-Chehery and important heights
west OF the Aire.
In the st. Quentin region the French
have slightly improved their positions.
The British. IN an attack on a four
mile front southwest Of Douai yester-
day. captured the villages Of Oppy and
Blache-St, Vast. Some progress was
also made by them south Of Cambrai.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
BY the United Press.

bl llt 1nANlU AANaas
LONDON, Oct. s. - The Austrian
srmies In Albania face a major disas-
ter, as q result Of the Allied successes
In Serbia.
At the same time the Austro-German
armies in Serbia appear TO be In Sc
rious position. This Is indicated by
their successive defeats in Central Ser
bia. reported evacuation Of Belgrade
and announcement that Won Mackensen
has hurried TO that front 20 save them.
The Serbians, in the vanguard OF the
Allied forces, have pushed as far north
as the southern limits OF Austria-Hun-
gary. although some distance TO the
east. After taking Vranie, i75 miles
directly east Of Ragusa, In Austria
Hungary they are pursuing the Austro-
Germans toward Nlsh and LeskoVatz.
They have also captured Debra, on the
Serbo-Albanian border, So miles east
and north OF Durazzo. French troops
have taken Kscanlk, 90 miles northwest
OF Uskub. and only 80 miles from the
northern boundary OF Albania.
Along the Skumbi River, the Italians
are harassing the retreat Of the Aus
trians northward. Both the Austrians
and the Allies have about 100 miles TO
go TO reach the mountainous regions OF
Montnegro, but meanwhile the Allies
have an opportunity TO strike westward
from Debra, taking the Austrians on
the flank and throwing them into con-
fusion.
Occupation OF Beirut, principal sea-
port OF Syria, by French naval unit
has aided the Allied march on hleppo.
Beirut Is less than 80 miles northwest
Evening journal., 1918-10-08

Fourth Liberty Loan Committee, Frank
Turner. manager:
Reported by committee TO october Z,
Inclusive, si5O,20O. This includes s20,-
900 from the Realty Construction Com
pany, bonds sold their employees work
ing on the NTH section Of the dupont
Building, and is ten times their aggre-
gate daily payroll and means 100 per
cent subscriptions on the part Of the
men-one $50 bond or more. This Will
entitle the Realty Construction Company
to fly the championship flag until this
record Is beaten.
The lodge Of Elks feel that their
showing is remarkably good one and
hope it will be an incentive to others
TO equal or beat, but wish to state
that as the campaign is not yet closed
they expect to have further report TO
make.
|. In the Third Liberty Loan the Elks
placed $4,000 as their quota and went
over the top with sii6,90O.
The committee intended to ask at
their meeting last night that the quota
be placed at Si5O,OOO, but now hardly
know what to ask, but will go ahead
doing the best they can to increase their
amount.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
WASHINGTON. oct. s.-Realizing that
Germany is likely to start a desperate
U-boat drive against transports and
troop ships II her peace offensive falls
American naval ofIlcals and British
First Lord Of Admiralty Geddes began
comforting here today over combative
measures.
Indications point TO the looslng Of
practically every U-boat in the Teuton
service against the Allied supply lines.
However, authorities believe that this
effort, like its predecessors, is doomed
20 failure on the whole, because OF re-
duced U-boat efficiency.
Factors making the forthcoming cam
palgn less dangerous than previous
operations were pointed out today as
4. Personnel OF U-boats Is disrupted
so much that submarines are now rated
as only one-flfteenth as effective as at
the start Of the war.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08

workers are determined that this loan
shall not fail Our committees are doing
nobly. Remember. those OF us who are
well must do double duty not only in
securing subscriptions but in subscrib-
Ing more literally ourselves.
America never quits.
Let us emulate the spirit Of our
General Pershing and Of our marines in
the second battle Of the Marne and re-
fuse to retreat. We propose 10 reach
New Castle COunty's full quota.
'YOurs for the Fourth Liberty Loan,
HENRY P. SCOTT.
Chairman.
"A. RAE duBELLs
Secretary"
The Realty Construction Company,
which is building the addition to the
dupont Building, is today flying the
Champions Today, Fourth Liberty
Loan" flag. Yesterday the employees
subscribed $4,000 Of bonds. which is
ten times the daily wage roll Of the
company.
Charles T. Holden, superintendent Of
construction for the fifth seotiOn Of
the dupont Building, personally con-
Quoted the campaign among the EN-
ployes OF the Realty Construction Com
pany. Today the championship flag is
flying from the fourth floor OF the
Orange street side of the building.
The employees Of the Lynch COnstruc-
ton Company are also making a fine
showing in the campaign. On Saturday
the employees bought Si31OO Of bonds in
475 subscriptions, and they have so far
subscribed to S30,750 Of the bonds.
Wilmington Elks Make Report.
Wilmington Lodge, B. p. o. Elks, No.
3O7, makes the following report on their
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
CROOKS-MOFFTTT.

Mrs Jean w. Crooks announces the
marriage OF her daugher, Miss Emily
Stevenson Crooks, TO Earl Lynton Mof-
fett OF Pittsburgh. yesterday. at the
home OF the brides uncle, A. Victor
Hughes, No. 902 Adams street. The
Rev. Or, U. Franklin Smiley. OF West
Presbyterian Church, performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Moffett will
make their home in Pittsburgh after
November 4.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08

Miss Laura McMullen and Lienteuant
James w. Whitfield. N. 9. N, were mar
ried at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McMullen. OF No.
1918 West Sixth street on Friday eve
ming The bride was dressed In white
georgette crepe and carried a shower
bouquet OF bridal roses and sweet peas.
Miss McMullen viii be remembered as
graduate OF Wilmington High School,
rs, and OF the Wilmington Training
School, ~ The groom also was a
graduate OF the Wilmington High
School, 13, and OF Annapolis, 'i6. After
the ceremony the couple left for Wash
ingtOn and Old Point Comfort.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08

Miss Ruby Moreland, formerly OF this
oity, who Is employed by the dupont
Company in Hasklll. N. j.. Is very I'll in
a hospital in Paterson. n. j., with pneu-
mOnIa. She Is being nursed by her
sister, Mrs. Belle Poole, OF Norfolk. Va.
Miss Morelsnd was formerly employed
by the Bell Telephone Company and
the Pusey and Jones Company, Of this
city, before going 10 Has6lll.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
Firm Rejection of Tricky
7eufon Nofe May be Answer
Continued from page one.)


him Secretary of State Lansing Colonel House and Private Secre
tsry Tmulty.
Colonel House for long time has made intimate study OF
the International suaon with view presenting data needed in
the final adviser, he
will probably have important bearing upon the executives
Secretary Lansing believed much along
the lines of that originally given Austria But there ndica-
hons that something less brief will be the retort
President Wlso has repeatedly said he does desire to
dictate the form of Germany and Austa but t
the time, he has pointed that be put in the
Hohenzoens spbgs murdererbuglars Hence preliminary
speaking rather than that their lords shall be the mohpeces
The unanmy of response of the peace until there
unconditional surendermaes certain that the President
will voice firm rejection of the tricky Teuton The only
subjects for decision questions of form and substance.
The Turkish peace probably will be delivered today
tomorrow via the Spanish embassy
BY the United Press
GLASGOW, Oct. 8.-Winston Churchill British minister of
munons speaking here expressed lack of faith the OF
the German government outlined in the latest German
peace proposals.
The last proposals of peace from Germany fill with mis-
givng he said "A has been formed, but
a government of repentance maneuver?
I'VE cannot accept smooth words expaon for foul deeds
We without guarantee Wilson, Cemenceau and
Lloyd George cannot be trapped
Owng the shorness of the in France and the
certainty that demands will receive the required recognition
have no right the immediate end Of the war;
BY the United Press
ROME, Oct 9-Newspapers of Italy show dstrust for the
peace proposals from Berlin and Vienna.
They caution the public to be its guard against eachery
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
No Trouble to Keep
Skin Free From Hairs
rThe Modern BeauLy.l

There is no need for any woman te
countenance supernuous hairs, because
with a paste made by mixing some pow
dered delatone with water it is easy TO
get rid Of them: The paste is applied
ZOE two TO three minutes, then rubbed
oh ana the skin washed. This treat
,nsi ,iest WIZ rid the skin of hair without
J lawns biemish. but care should be
'SAe" 10 see that YOU get real delatone.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
Sam Loyd's Brain Food
Eight Minutes 10 Digest This

Eight Minutes 10 Digest This.
Puzzle Ne. 293,
The combined ages Of Mary ana
Ann afe Al years. and Mary is twice
as old 8s Ann was when Mary was
half as old as Ann will be when
Ann is three times ss old as Mary
was w1asR Mary was three times as
old as ANA, How Old is Mary7
Answer 70 Nc. 2s2.
Fase minus Ase plus Branch minus
B pias Eel minus Heel plus E equals
FFahe9,
Copyright, 1911, by sam Loyd.}
Evening journal., 1918-10-08

Miss Rietta Emerson, who Is Ill at
her home with influenza. IS reported
this morning to be much improved. Her
condition yesterday was serious.
Miss Mary Moffett, Of Union City
Ind. Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Victor Hughes, No. 9O2 Adams street.
Mrs. James T. Nields is Ill at her nome
with influenza. She has been very act
i've in giving assistance at the New
Century Club Emergency Hospital since
its opening.
Frederick Bringhurst, who is confined
20 his home with influenza, Is now
convalescent.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08

Continued from pase one)
been observed back of cunel and SOM
meraDee.
Ounal is three miles west of BrieulleS
aommcrance is six miles west Of CunaL
both are strong points in the kriem-
hide line.
BY The United Press.
ROME, Oct. S.-Serbisn troops are De-
fore Nish, according TO reports receiV-
ed here today.
Nish. to which the capital Of Serbia
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
NEW YORK COTTON.

By the United Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The cotton mar
ket opened firm today. October sold
at 32OO. up 12; December 3iA2, up IA,
and January 3iO5. up IS.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
CHICAGO GRAIN.

BY the United Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8DOpenlng grain.
Corn. November l23ssai23; December,
i221zah; Oats. October 691b; November,
l6SAa69h: December 69ah.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
Yanks-Brifish Hit Huns
Hard on Wide Front

was removed during the Austrian inva-
sion, is 80 miles directly north OF
Vranje which was captured after Aus
tro-German forces had been severely
defeated Nish is i25 miles southeast
Of Belgrade.
By the United Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-British and
French citizens who sought refuge
with the American consulate general OF
Moscow have left, according to State
Department advices today.
Norwegians rights there, II was
added, have not been violated.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
Only One Corn
Peeler, "GetS-lt"

Follow the judgment Of the millions; ;
use "Gets-It" and be sure to be corn
and pain freel You'll say It's magic.
Costs but a trife at any drug store.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

| BY the United Press.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. s.-Spots opened
quiet with prices steady. Sales amount
ed TO 2OOO bales. Good mlddlings, 2iA7;
mlddllngs, 23.Si.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08

Miss Elizabeth A, Herbertson and
James Is. McAfenimen were married on
Saturday, by the Rev, j, ], Mckenna,
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TTT1NTED@NURSE or SOME ONE TO
w assist in care Of patient. Apply l2l'
West street. city.
OctS-3t.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World
VERY I'LL WITH PNEUMONIA.

bury, Luther t. Carey. James N. Kerr
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
LOCAL SECURITIES
MARKET PRICES HIGHER TODAY.

By the United Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8r-Prlces were
higher at the opening Of the stock mar
ket here today. The trading was act
I've.
United States Steel opened at f07ss,
up y; Mexican Petroleum 1i9ss, up 4;
Marine Preferred 40, up 1A; Amer
lean sumatra Tobacco i08A, up 4 (;
Cruciblc Steel IS, up s; American Tel
ephOne and Telegraph io51s, up II.
War and peace shares both moved
up at the opening Marine Preferred
advanced 2A to tifss in the early trad
ing. Mexican Petroleum, Steel Common,
Distlllers and Bethlehem b.. gained.
Marine Preferred made a high at if211
in the second i5-minute period. The
short interest was caught. Important
holdings OF local pools and Of British
interests have not been dislodged It
was said.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
McMULLEN-MHTFIELn.

Every Bond shortens the way to Berlin
Buy more.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Bonds are the test Of AmerIcanism!
Americans, the time is now. BUYi
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
FOR RENT.
on South Sixth street.
$40.O0-Etght roomed, all modern house
on Walnut st.
$30.00-Seven roomed all modern house
on Chestnut street.
$16.00-Ffve roomed house, all modern
but heat, International Ave.
$10.00-Five roomed house, city water
free, International Ave.
$10.5 0-Five- roomed house, city water
free. No. 18th street.
$15.00-Five roomed house. city water,
sewer. gas, International avenue
$1s.0o-Six roomed house. sewer inc
city water, Kittson avenue.
$15.00-Small store on 'kittson avenue,
city water Inc sewer and steam.
$18. 00-Six roomed house. all modern
but heat. Second avenue.
$685. 0-Small store near bridge, DeMers
avenue.
sec. oo-small store on South Third
street.
s s.oo-Ail modern room in Kelsey Block
81 .00-Small shop ROOM, DeMers Ave.
FOR SALE.
n foul roomcd cottage, with city
water, electric lights and sewer on
Vernon avenue for $4,000 {.
W. H. KELSEY.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Ice ACRE'FARM FOR sALE-IMPRoN-
with . .raiiroads.. Store Sand elevator
S1M mile. Will. take auto as part pay
ment. For particulars call or write
Home .xRestaurant, Oslo, MIN
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IWANTED-ALL AROUND BUTCHER
at once. Good wages to the man that
Y can make good. Ray Kelly. Lansdon,
N. d..
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= I
HOUSES.
> Strictly modern house Of 10 rooms
; in South end, heated garage. $4,000
: S-room house in the South end.
, modern throughout ........$4O.00
> All modern, 9-room house in the
; north end $4,000
; Groom house in South end; close
: in $4,000
, University Ave.. 7-room strictly
, modern house $1,000 I
: Strictly modern house Of Z rooms I
. on No. 5th st. ............$25.O0
; Groom house on Euclid Ave, mod :
, ern but neat $4,000 I
; E. J. LANDER & CO. Z
> Rental Dept Ala DeMers Ave. :
:
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MALE HELP.-continue4i.

CARPENTERS WANTED. AT ONCE AT
: Mimic School, Wales. N. D.. Kasbo
Construction Co.
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Some folks don't know when ther
we'll, on accordin' T. tn income tax
returns. TIL ole fashioned girl that
had a box O. pink stationery an a
pearl handled gold pen now has a
daughter who uses tn drug store
phone.
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GRADUATE FOOT SPECIALIST

DIR. NELLIE S. BAKER; PHONE 286I.
Office 318 Scandinavian Bank Bldg.
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
pamphlet on the inside history Of
.TownleXism in North Dakota, by J. D.
Bacon This is the fastest selling pub
~licatfon in America. News agents ap-
ply for. particulars to J. e. Bacon,
Hotel .Dacotah,,E Grand Forks.
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SALE+An ideal location for stock
raising: pnimproved: Hay: water: tim
Der. Write P. Leonard, Nebish, MINI.
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BARBER WANTED AT oNcE-No
barber here. Complete outht for man
to start in work. Fred Lentz. Gardena,
N. D. 49,
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WE WANT AsRELIARLE PARTY TO
break and put in 100 acres Of flax in
section ~. Brenna township. The H.
.Bendeke Co.
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AGENTS WANTEp-FARMERs REC
ord. Accounts made easy for income
tax. Selling fast. Liberal commits
sion. Advertising Novelty Co. New
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WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER
of good farm for sale. State cash
price, full description. D. r. Bush,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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RELIABLE PEOPLE WANTED
Place II delicious soft drink pow
!Oranseade. Cherry Julep. Grape Julep.
etc. Just d cold water. 10 big
glasses 10c.; Send dime for package
and particulars. 3Chas. r. Morrissey
Co., 4417 Madison ST., Chicago.
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II

DALES BEAUTY PARLOR. ROOM 32(
Scandinavian Bldg. N. w. 405.
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pREssMAKER JUST LOCATED So
licits.a share Of your business. Six
years experience. Call over Geist's.
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EIGHTY ACRES FOR SALE ONE MILE
from Fisher. MINI. Write owner for
bargain. G. NJ. Anderson, 912 44th st.,
Rock Island, Ill. - " =
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AGENTs-wANTED TO SELL OUR
fine soap. perfumes. toilet articles.
nee. write quick. :Lacassian Labor
atefies, Dept. I26 st. Louis. Mo-.
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OsTEofATHY


DRg. ORR AND NAY HANDBRo
BIZ neutrality-suspicious. Hank BllG.s
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AoENTs-soo PER CENT > PROFIT;
wonderful little. article; /, something
new; sells like ,wildfre. Garry right
y .s Xo ss,oI RHek kstn Write y fs, St once NE, fes
MANAGER, 1907 American Bldg, Gin:
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/ WANT ToFGET IN TOUCH WITH
men owning land in. Walsh and Penn
bina Co. N. Oak. John L. Little. Graf
ton, N, D..
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HEMSTITCHING.
Silk 12c. Cotton 1oc a I'd. Mail orders So
licited. Mrs. L. Whiting. CIR. Forks.
10c A YD, all materials. Send 1t parcel
post. @. F.. Dye House. 81 Kittson.
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GRAND FORKS. N. D.

SEED OATS AND FARMS FOR SALE
1000 blu. seed oats for sale at $1.00
per blu: Some good improved farms
for sale or exchange in Walsh and
Fembina counties. N. D.. Address Davis
= Farm, Crystal. N. d., r. r. No.. 2.
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FARM MACHINERY.

FOR SAI.E-A 2o-4n II. r.. TRACTOR
with four bottom pillow complete and
hundred acres. Will sell very cheap
for cash or will give terms to responsible
parties. Box 38, Grand Forks. =:
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BARBER WANTED TO BUY HALF
interest in shop. Can't handle bust
ness alone. Located in Trail Co. Ad-
dress F705 Herald.
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FIVE HUNDRED PER MONTH SELL
orizesrs sfor-FoTd-rars saves up to nifty
saper centsof. gasoline, No drilling nee
essary. Money-back guarantee. ]. A.
Stransky. P1ihH ana SD.
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wANTED-ro.H EAR FROM OWNER
of farm or unimproved land for sale.
O.. K. Hawley. Baldwin. Wisconsin.
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BLACKSMITH WANTED AT ONCE
A1lsaround maj oe3 experienced helper
Steady job. J. c. NMirehouse. @Lang.
dom; N. D. NJ So
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EXPERIENCED DREssMAK1NG DONE
Of home: reasonable. 316 Chestnut.
l669-L, NV -
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FOR sALE-11oo ACRE FARM FOUR
miles from good town III good farm
ing district: $4,000 worth Of improve
ments. Price $45 per acre. Box 162.
.Streeter. N. D. -. -. &
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MONUMENTAL WORKS.

MONUMENTS, MARKERS. vAUL'
W. r. Jack. Grand Forks, N. I
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BAHLKE AND BAHLKE
C~hiropractors SpriTEs Block
Phone n. w. $50 Tri-State fS7
M. F. KEMP. cH1RoPRAcToR
Scan-Amer. Bank Rldv. Phones 6o9-I,
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HELP wAr-ED-Two FIRST CLASS
. repair men. Lyons Automobile Co. {,
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BOYS WANTING CARRIER ROUTES
apply at once to Circulation Manager,
Herald. -
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GRAND FORKS GOVERNMENT
clerk examinations May 26th. Thous-
questions free. Franklin Institute.
Dept. 325-E. Rochester. N. z.
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II. r1sDALE, CH1RoPRACToR ANS
Masseur: Human Bake oven and Sui
phur Vapor Baths. Suite ia Security
Building,
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HAT CLEANING.

LADIES AND MEMS HATS CLEANED
and reblGcked: eNpert work. Send u
nal: II. No. Srd. Grand Forks. r. B
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wANTED-F1RsT CLASS BARBER
Jim .Odber, e. q. f..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13

40 ACRES GOOD LAND. SMALL Gull
both painted, only '2h miles to All
market town. Bargain at $780, 90.
Other adjoining a can be had. Write
, J. b. Streeter, Devils Lake, N. DaM.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
FEMALE HELP,

THREE BRIGHT. cAPABLEpwoMEN
to travel. $500. to, $4,000 per week.
Weekly advance for travelling ex-
penses. Goodrich Drug Co. Dept. $50.
Omaha, Nebr.