davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-03-15

Potatoes which sprout in the cellar
producing long white tender sprouts
should not be used for seed purposes
as they will give poor results.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-03-15

Late winter blowing destroys many
harmful insects and pests that hiber-
nate in the ground or under debris.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-03-15

1t is a mistake to try to put out more
stuff in the garden than can be proper
liz cared for.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-03-15
SAvoRY FOODS.

Hominy Is n Of our cheaper cereals
and should be more freely used. We
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-03-15

We ought to %acquaint ourselves with
the beautiful: We ought to contein-
plate 1t with rapture and attempt to
raise ourselves up to its height.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-03-15
Keep your face always TOWARD h
sunshine and the shadows will fall
behind you.-M. b. Whitman.
HELPFUL HINTS.

In using pineapple juice or fruit In
gelatin 1t is well to remember that
thara ia n SuhStancp in
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-03-15

Good things come not out OF bad
things; wisely leave a longed-for
Nectar being mixed with poison.
serves no purpose but to XIII.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-03-15
THE CHILD.

The wise mother appreciates the i'm
mense value of teaching her child to
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-03-15
GOOD THINGS FOR THE TABLE.

Simple foods, we'll cooked, are the or
der of the day. For IN economical
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

paa, buaO &noianera iortRQer. iaa
fnoes ! Mocfer5ie gIOen3 blot.
Itrofte Balm De rigeiie CIieieIter i
Seroeu. Snoe ! DIton ftn0e5
iislge Snoinnernes lloingu oper
100 DPil LANCE 3noiiser. iom irgen
Soio bar Iet. SeIu Snojanerne bar
life enonu upret oppe ! Racfeniie
6ielotrafterne eaer bar nogen
altnoitob ON oj5ie. Canada er Ct
iisrre 9ano, emo mango peo.
6te Qtni par "Saaoag" paa mi.
ne Srafter / gsorge; men par life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

U}r5. 8 pariou, 40 Eirf aue Cat
bale, euj., ltQer '"ptn ND9 'werteoe.
tipr uddr leg orbeloeoe buuyot. SEQ
buuoe ltatpe Smerter. iom toQ Mug uuur
leg betcoe mig eler leiteoe noget, % en-
bump, trptienbs Smsrtc t SmalrpQqeu
brogtc mig al og I'll yioeIis % Djooless
beo. Cm WOrgeuen islte Tea ltiU 90
laor. seq brugte tliitolt Ioau's Ntonep
Bills, o9 be latte t'tauo min RDg oq
mine ljprer FAINT gioroe mig meget goot
paa eubuer Uiaaoe. (8toue5bpro qtpet
2Sbe Darts l9lO.)
Zen Ste Npril 1915 iogoe u(rg. garior .
seq Burger euouu 5oau's Rlouep Bills.
naar leg trGuger uo9eu I}premeotciu, %
De ble,pet mtg oItlo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
Vaaiioeliat Scpis.

Mrs. aubrem 9erguu, 307 gtuc Ctr,
&aibbnru, @ts Tiger .gltue g(prer
pIo8eoe mtg itaoig meo eu bump, ouas
peuoe Rpslmerte 90 oer par mango 5ao.
lsa uanltelt9 tuuoe trGtte mtg omtring.
Rpglmerteue IA trpgteIls, uadr isg uos
isrte nit ArbeIoe. Mjre Nprsr utrteoe
ior o'te, og leg leO a~le5oauoe 5merter
ueo GetGuoeIiej RtEreu. seq par ueruss
oa urollg. buuoe 'utmleuoe Noueoptue.
D. leg lrne om Coau'S Rtorep Qtqs
r~or'tdrsoe ltg euoel. og erter at bdue
brugt tre 4El'er Dtrteoe mine 8prer rsoe(s
mTsug og mine Rpgimertsr uor fors
Npluoue Ioau's etOuep GII5 er 9ooe. "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
20S out buorlrors oisle Memclter
fanOt Ninorinq:
pamifclig boie iia.

Arne Feoerieu. tio!i9eye StrroSer.
l435 -. NG5bteuup Ape Chicago, fa.,
Tiger. seq uar pIdget al Npre og
E%l0rsoroer. Dtlu Rpg var iour % itju,
% ben interteoe mig oltto uuur leq Tors
'este at bsIe mtg. gtaor ies retteoe mig
tgleu iuuteS Der at fare Gletter inr Zja
meme % >puet forouutIeoes. sea tote
aItto neobrubt % baUoe traeu giusfrait.
Oct tog life lru9e for 1oau's 6toueu
Etus al beibrroe mtg ror Guoet o. lGtte
mig / 900 Soriatuuq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

arb ba itaat Zig pou 4igrunocn5
Rano ioag, iom oct gisr.
&c 2oIerc. ri erligt tiener, er
melt ppro. Ren:
"gli Ipnoeianfet Cub og 9oo5
Der SelpeO9niiter iproger."
en- 2otinamerifaner & De Ia
@ar8a ubtalte upIig ior en- 6orlnm'
ling ! Boston islgeuOe: On 1ag,
ca ) 6errer al 6oreneOe 1tater otl
ienoe SibIer og Yti5ijonerer til
Dterico / Steoet for SoIoater, Sfo.
lelprere / Stebet for SGre 90 Stiba
eQer Sernbonepogne ipIote meo So
beitoiie / Steoet Tor 3iiIer - Den
Gag gisr 5 en- goo SierHiHg moo
Wenneifebeoer, moe Wierlco % moo
eoer ieIu."
Zen melt pProiiuIbe ll66annelie
/ 9erber opnaaes, naar man er 'lip
Itiqet. at man maa arbeioe baarot
FOR Spboloet, flyer @euoea Fhil.
lips.
RRiten en- Sreoiebel al Canada
er life enonu opbaget, i~friuer ct
Slab / Canada. aan man itole
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Sda.GrIcn fommen. uar ser Iifreit
at oente meo Saaulngcu. iii oet
6nJIen meIotc iig noe yaa Ageren.
gton man / 9Wteiistrattene penter
poG Saa.grIe % Gin erie. @aut,
SaIetroit o. andre 6lIgIe ON Soa.
rene MI. ION on lea iom Iioen @lt
elf ! llgeuis % uentet Si$ie Soar.
giGiter? Sr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

2. Oar Or. Sribtioi Narier / 1905
S~neebaper al roaen Voit iom rorit
aoniuI | 2onhon?
2 pur: 1. Rel.
2. Rnnien bar Npraes fsrite glinis
ftcr | 9pnbur efter llniOnsuplpsrinsen
1906 til 1909.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Caroline Eeberien, 2edSorc,
Sbaho, euiter at torreipoubere meb nos
GEN, iom bar en- Spiuberot ar iGlge.
- Gbas. HeIipu, Humeoabl, q. 3,
enifer ar torreipouoere meo iaabanne,
lom bar foripurgt ON Streuge for
SaroaugerieIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
0ar iioen imacn Srpocrier

Sobn Berg. tioIi9ers 6armer. Soiston,
N}Iuu,, Tiger '6or to Adr Noeu, "a
ic9 arbeIoebe pua 6armeH. inprteoe min
Rug trpgteli9 ouer Nprerue. Smsrttu
ueobIeu glot % Tao. "a bet par ait leG
tuuoe Qlsrc at reate R%eiGtuir9en. Mtlde
ljprer piytehe uregeImp5Ng, oo ie9 utblte
al noqet mdatte 9lere8 ior at tauie Cus
oct. TN Ben r~ogtaIte mig ON Iodu's
Rtonep ttls ION Qooe, buoyloy Ieg 'or
itoIeoe MTG en- 9Sl'e sitter al 5uue
brugt ben ralte leg uOmPrtet og bar belt
lloen uGtet IN ior Rpreouosr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Sp.: ct l9ngere Spsresmaol noer'
S~psraerens Abresie: gn gtono betas
Ter en- Sottor o. b.
Spar; Wlanben fan life furbpne
benbe at reife fra gncn, men bar felps
fpIgelia Hct til at frGue, at bans ns'
leg s~obtsjpres, iaainart bet er benSe
mnlis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

saar Se fsrHner Serrs sRbRrtstisn. fers
BELT Bot euer SGHianpisniIs. Yet er mn.
iert AZ ieuoe lsie 4ense ! almiroelise Srere,
% ol fan fife bore anieegl,ss Iar Ssnss. isl
biz hsrte eGn Seten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
Bar itaoig liocmoc.

Wrs. Carl .. Reliou. oiqsboro,
U. Tot., Tiger: "Sloue &uor lco leg al
ipuee Wprer. Cuoet Tom oper mtg meo
en- bump, itooi9 gnaueuoe 9Grten gleus
mem Smalrp99en. seq leo Ell bel Gel
Oeroi, inbttl leo iorifutieOe mig en- 2@ite
al Toun's aionep @jls. &c piite zig at
pGre tiIitrGttelig til at beirt mig ior
Snoet % regulere mine liprer.'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Sp.: 1. Maatte SnItlanb eIIer roget
aubet 9arb betale @nglano no9et ior
OF ead 9iennem Den engelife Gunaf
nteo fine Stibe?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

3d.: @an man rente Tdrme | Sd@
fota ener Canada meo Selte og Mo-
Ifineri etc.?
Spar: Ser er iffert fniot % at
M%nlebninser til at fprpaste Tarme bad
be meo % uben gei9tnins. Ut Iuer'
tisiement / "Secprab sYuiien" pilbe rts
rneliapis bringc bet snifcbe Geinltnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
Rorreiponoance.

essrasnoat fra g~eripuer, ipm iise opstpsr TN,
Rouae Ill Saskatchewan, beiOares life.
epersere beoes affair. fine SSsrssnaalt CT TART %
tpheitot Sprcs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
Wco baarot Wrbcioc.

Seper 0lIou, Smeb, Maple Npe,,
Gecorab, Soma, tiger; "1fuu9e gars
baurot arbeloe lum Smsb ,pPtteoe
mine 9tprer o9 bro9te anioio al hp9s
imerter. 9iuar ies lOrieste at bsie mig
ior at ITO en- 0elt, tos beitIse Smerter
mig / Smalrp9een og tregeoe mig uG
item belt ianrmen. seq merteoe. al no
ientmslierne 'ra glpreue par m~srtforueoe.
Seq LOB alorig 9tprelpgoommeu iaa ian
Tag poa mig, iorot leq aItto brp9te
Toon'S 8touep Bills meb BET famine. o9
be bro9te mig oltIO en- 9oo 6Oridtutn8
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Spar: @i cr life iiffer, men trpr
ban bpr / Sipur Sals. Sun &c lite
iinbe MN pan anben Maabe, ina ifrtp
til I. j. strnis, Sioug Sails, :. Gat.
Se fan forreiten iiffert faa renc paa
Saeeu peb at ipsrse Scm for bps cit
al Seres GpnntpembcnsmGno eler CT
&ipbmauD / nGrmeite Vp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Sp.: Soormau9e norife Otter er ser
en- Gallon q?
Spar: 3ilnGrmclIespis fire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Sp.: Sroroan benser BET ianmen,
at enoel Srepe eaor for > Gents Tors
to-, mebens Der al andre n,ao bctoIeo
3 Gents?
Spar: Set hGnacr ilie inmmcn,
at Der er 2 Gents S%reppprtp inbct
Gourmet, 3 Gents nbeniDr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Sp.: Snao er 4bresien iii Gon1rer
IL .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Sp.: Mtr eienbom itsber ino til
S%ernbaners 9ienoom. Sor mango 4ar
iioeu pIontet acknowledgements enbeI
Greer for at iorhirore Green / at
tlofere Sporct. Srperue er M neget
tore og er life Longer al noseu Strife
for iii opriroeIi9e Sru9. Sc ifr9eer
for min 6ape % tar Guatieheoeu %
Sruetburbeoen no al Soroen / Sen
Grab, at ct 'tsrre Stritc in8erioms
teIit Gftuitnins CIR. aau iee fringe
9ompaniet III at hu99e Srrerre ueo?
Spar: @i trpr, at &c mel fnln
Het fan sisre arnp pan, at SrGerne
%fjerues.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Sp.: ON EN- llrgfar glitter Jig -nteb
en- @nte. iom bat Barn, og ban ielp
oer barnlss, arper ba Suitren alt efier
banl?
Spar: Set CT fprificlia / be for
ifjcaise Stater. Geaelen er. at bun
faar aft, men / enfcltc stater maa
bun belle inch Ifbebes TurGlnre elcr
SsIfcnbc, bpis gpet pperifrioer en- pis
IRrbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Sp.: u. pnaitnar. at fore 6iul
eaar lettere % Softe. 9. mener. at
Iman 6iuul eaar l~ettere. 6bern bar
8et? GO bpab er I~etteit paa ilao Bel?
Suar Smaa Sinl enar letteit up
gaffe; berfur er iaafalbt "Ipm gear"
paa Mntomobilcr letterc enn "bigb
gear" pp Saffe. Taa hab Gei saar
ifpre Siul %letteit, mar man ensans
bar fnaet en- his Snrf. Se!p har nj
libcn 6unbifab um ilist, men bette er,
bpab en- iasfpnbis Ytanb eraster.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Sp.: l.. 6norbon uotoIes Hapnct
Sod (@eneraI Noh)?
2. @iI Griition GiteradaroS uos
mertebc Sortrain9 "Stpgri9et", 'cm
bar 9aaet / "@eb arnen", bli pptrnft
/ gooiorn?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Spar: 1. let nbtaleS SpbS.
2. Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Sp.: Stl Sc opeipe IOresIen iii
ben Sarmerpigen. lom Ifrep / "9ecoz
dhsYpiten" ira Ct. 2iborn, Nebr.?
Suar Snt, bet CT nof life q q
Iisetil. SespGrre bar ri life faaet no.
ecu gilabelie til at ppsi Ibresien.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-01
FEKERSIRIgE
SHOW W0RKnE
ARELOYN
Increase Of Food Prices Owe
Wages Proof OF WI
ness to Sac1&

WasaiaEzsz- FEa .k-. sns.7..
nEIbe. 81 strikes II Z. Aca II n.
failure OF wages 20 E.e Esrx VII
the rising cost Of girEar rxx .,rlar.4S
to py ASSISTANT Sec-e-zT - L41,u-
fost II q statement .o-lE-- e. zz-z,u-
hat the laborins men q Ia mrasr
are yelling to make eT.T sas-rsce
to see the war through 10 Z -cye%a-
conclusion. He cited ine .ac- s IL.
cost of food increased IS pr cs--
last year. while wages rnse e SIR
from one-half to ,wo-,hi-cs ce zaa-
rate, and declared it a re-s-.zs5e
there had not been more strikes az
labor disturbances.
Unless wages rise as faS as Il.
cost OF living" Mr.. Pos, said. dis
putes are inevitable. l conside, s--
small number of actual strikes s-c
the general tendency of wage ea-ne~
to submit their differences to ara;tra-
ton as convincing proof they hei=ev.
IN the war and are willing 20 MAKE
every sacrifice to make it a success
The skilled workers. Mr.. Post add
ed. had Jared even worse than tee
unskilled laborers.
ExceDt in the case of potatoes. the
price of which decreased is per cen.
practically all articles of food showed
big increases in retail cosr last Janu-
airy Is, as compared with prices the
same day in 1917, reports to the oe-
partment of labor show. The price
of cornmeal increased Z. per cent:
bacon, ga per cent: lard. So per cent:
pork chops. al per cent: ham. ~
per cent: butter, 25 per cent; eggs.
% per cent: bread. 10 per cent:
sugar. is per cent. and flour, II per
cent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-01
Yesterdays Sport,

Chicago. March 1.-The annua,
championships tournament of the
Women's Eastern Golf association
will be omitted until further notice
because of war conditions, according
to announcement by the executive
committee in New York.
Vincent Pokorni o from Larry
Hansen In ten rounds At Cleveland.
Johnny Noye had a shade over
Neal Allison In q ten round fight at
Waterloo. iowa.
In the national amateur billiard
tournament at Detroit, Charles He'd
don OF Dowagiac. Mich. defeated
David McAndleSs Of Chicago, 800 To
201.ssand Eugene Milburn Of Mem
|phtS won from I. Henry Clarkson Of
Boston. 800 TO III.
Connie Mack, manager OF the Phil
Eadelphia. Americans. seIected3 Catcher
Forest Cady, Infielder Larry Gardner
and Outfielder Clarence Walker Of
the BostoK Americana In exchange Sor
John lstufIyl MeInnis. the Ath-
|leficA' hrrt bas4mln. 4
Fred Fulton and Tom Cowier 81
New York hAv1 been matched to sfiehf
eight rounds ~ II. Louis March III.
Hob peYere va to have met Fulton
on tha4 dats. 6ut fsiinre tc r.
a~grselnsnt ra',.ed the promoter 70
sabGtitute CoWl1As .ss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-01
Treat Seed For Smut,
Is Advice OF The A. G..

Smut causes considerable loss in
grain crop. says a circular issued to-
day b. the agricultural college extern
sion department. BY treating the
seed grain with formaldehyde most
SHUTS are killed. Use one pound OF
40 per cent formaldehyde to 40 GAL
Ion OF water n leave the seed in it
10 minutes. The seed can be dipped
into i, in sacks OF baskets. or a smut
machine can be used. The formalde-
hyde solution a also be sprinkler
on the grain while it is being shovel~
ed. but great care must be used to
make sure that all the seed is treated.
Prof. Bolley found in his trials at
the North Dakota experimental sta
ton that the treatment for smut in
creased the yield Of wheat two BUSH
els per acre even when no smut was
present. This smut treatment kills
the smut on wheat, oats and barley
that cause the most damage The
loose smut on wheat and barley can
be killed by soaking the seed Z to 10
hours in cold water. and after drain
ing for an hour immerse 10 minutes in
water 1872 to 1873 degrees Fahrenheit
for wheat and 1870 degrees for barley.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-01
G NOTICES
H0HG OF HoB16A6E Yo1EGoS-
" EAIE

Nc-<-E Is HEREBY GIVEN Ira,
z-s5 Es-zE1 zrc-a<s Gec4ssd and de-
+ S-s.1-- 1= @5ts. as ~mcrtsazors.
~, z II S.-S-a- IS dated
sce .es- Ga- - E..1ecr-. 1919. ard fled
to- r.ce-S n az ceoos - Ire register Of
s,x5s ~ Ny. ZaAo-s- ol rs End day
OF Snvs-eer. nm AZ 1i-Sa o-ciock a.
Il. ss5 -es-eal-5 u 2otos .I4 Of Mort
gag. - rz<- @i4- so5 xricr said mort
10 s1e c~s5e-szEr.l z6-ey Esern. on
are * CAT - November. 1910. bY an
ins;-E-ta- :. E-scEEs Hhsca has been
reco-5>5 :. Sst -. OF Mortgages at
Deeds oc said Grz.d FORKS county. viii
b. fc.ec8esed hT Z ssI- of she premises
premises are hereinafter described.
street en:-s.oe Of ta- co.rt house. in
.he city and coaat. Of Grand Forks,
state o. North Dakota al ;he hour Of
two O'Clock p H. On the 18th day Of
upon SUCH mortgage on the day OF sale
together with the costs Of this foreclos-
ure: the premises described in such
mortgage and xaich will be sold to sat-
of Grand Forks. state NJ North Dakota,
and described as follows. to-wif: Lots
eleven I1t and twelve I2t. block two
q, in KeEseys Second addition TO the
pla, nov On die and Of record in the
for said county Of Grand Forks.
Ih.rs VII te one on such mortgage
Dated February 10th. 1918.
ANDREW EkERS.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
MCINTYRE 4 BERT$ESS,
Grand Forks, y. Oak, .
Attorneys for Assignee Of Mortgage.
fFeD. 1922. Mar. 1-5-15-.2D
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-01
One Farmer Is Lucky;
Townley Store Note
Will Be Returned

Devils Jake, March IA. NJ. Crazy
OF Hampden. n. D., one of the prom
lnent farmers of the county, caused
Consumers United Stores company or
ganizers a few uneasyssminutes alta
meeting held here. Mr.. Crary, who
had purchased stock in one Of the
stores. told the Nonpartisan league
men so many things about the organi-
cation that they promised to return
his note.
When the meeting. which was held
under the direction Of Organizer
Wehe. opened. Mr.. Crary charged the
league and the stores organization
with being disloyal. He said they had
misrepresented the stores proposition
and that instead of purchasing stock
IN a concern. he found he
had purchased nothing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-01
CURRIERS' Will
GO GRAFTON
Three Kinks Will Meet
Walsh County in Friendly
Matches Tonight,

The exciting cesrl.ng nnz-cass We
played Al the pavilion as- sT=ag1x Il
The nonaysei for ~ ESaen-sa es
Gissrd and Corrnasn MFR 1nEz1 -s.-
opponents bY rig -asrzsa. 21- II
match betwe@n Ssr~sse sos Nsotr.aac
WAS cloae, tne sccre ~ tas soe ls21s :
to s in .aTor III aaezSr-
In ssst nizht'z pzT tae =cs,sa v-s
made a. foiions< Gg-z-S - Hss--
son q. 5incEa.r - HconozA = Cse-
mo- ~. War-aEn II
Thc folIov5rz f-z15-z VIA rastS
for :hix eTsDsngc Isrnetg 2. G-S-.
Williamson ~, WItasrs-as- Eonanaco
WI. gorlie. T.tua ~. Tarln-> ORE gsne
Will algo he ctayet !or the Winnipeg
cup thia Wiz Le G.-zEt aat
Wilson.
The Grafton curling club gent an
invitation To the Grand Fork. curling
club, inviting the club 20 send three
rinks TO play on the Grafton ice The
Grand FORKS men have accepted the
invitation and this afternoon three
Kinks viii leave over the Northern Pa
ctfc for tina city. The matches will
be played this evening n the me
will return to the city tomorrow.
These matches Will be only friendly
contests for no prizes. but nevertheless
4 great dca1 of enthusiasm will be in
Jcctcd into the players.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-01
BENNER.BEGS~
OWRLA~ WINNERS

II 80 -1zz-:r lznsss vi -tr@ -rz
rcgs5-E HE-u. r.Hfn III Es fsrazs2
sIIer. .ss- 1.E-Ir trN 3sez!1as c ias-
G2-- z-r WI NIX III -t-r--s W.T., 1tss.
r=-s- -ls -aEIs -rs {ss-IreErs *vosi
~ S-- Es11t ~ Iir1=. tszE1 1sazIssaE
IL. -%scs- --Ia -zzzxEE Z iEs Isa-xzlE arSz
E-.s- --a .EF n @= I,r-s
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-01
o4DE1 AID HoT1cE 1oR HEALING
IET1A1o1 on IxEcUTo4.

STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA.l
)ss.
County X Of cS St:1S Fs g6rRr
In the Matter OF the Estate ~ Matt J..
Won Rueden. Deceased.
Mary F. Van Rueden. Petitioner,
John Won Rueden. Mrs. Francis
Bones; Mrs, Elizabeth Turk.
liam Schultz, Anton J.. Won
Rueden. William A. Won Rued-.
en-. Mary ). Won Rueden.
!tMrs. v. F; Bt.ufussl. Char.
ley Icy, J. R"s Ruede 1nu1 Henry N;
Rueden. Jerome " sV Won Rue,
den. Edward ". Won Rueden,
John ]. Won Rueden. N. g.
Bachelor. and all other in-#
terested in said estate, Respondents.
The state Of North Dakota to the Above
Named RESPONDENTS:
cu uhst u Mat x. 'e.t xes a Rsssen m. ss sns;
has rendered and presented to the court
his final account praying that a time
be hxed for the settlement thereof, and
for the distribution Of the said estate;
II IS oRDERED. at said account
be brought or. before the court for settle.
9s o'e, oe the :. ' ,%:. a as TT # n Ao;.,se 1878 81 IS e.
county. Judge in the co6rt house in the
city Of Grand Forks in the county and
state aforesaid. =
That upon confirmation and settlement
Of said @hnal account the court without
further notice and at the time and piace
above mentioned will proceed to = dis
tribution and partition, Of said estate 10
all entitled thereto. ssf$3S
Thstaall per.ons interested in said e.
at said time and place to show
cause; if any there be, why. said account
should not be settled and said eetate
distributed as prayed. .$s
AND11T Is FURTHER ORDERED,
That notice q ssid hearing be eiven 81
service OF this order on ali persons IN
tsrested N said estate. by publishtny
the; Grand Forks Herald. q Newspaper
printed and published at Grand Forks
In said county.
Done At the office Of the county cspurt
above mentioned. this 2sth 'day Of Feb
BY the Court. sS@
(SEAL) Il. X. HAE6ELL.
JUDGE Of County 4 \
(nar. l-3-l6-43y 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-01
FIVE MILLION TONS
OF WOODEN SHIPS IN
1918, SAYS MCGEE

Washington, Feb. 28.-John J.
MCGEE, former chairman OF the skill
led labor bureau of the emereencv
fleet corporation. came to Washing
ton tonight, with "a plan for submis-
sion to President Wilson tomorrow.
under which he says. shipbuilding Ia.
Dor will responsibility for
turning out 5000. 900 tons of wooden
shipping during the coming year. Nj.
MCGEE says he will speak for the
n~rotherhood OF carpenters and~jointers
Labor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-01
SHORT REST FOR
UNIVERSITY MEN
Team Will Get into Shape
For A. c. Game to be
Played Saturday.

The university basketball squad
rested yesterday after their defeat Of
the C~oncordia college team. The
squad will go through a workout to-
Day, the last in preparation for the
game with the A.. G.. team, to be
played in Fargo tomorrow evening.
All OF the men with the exception Of
Captain E%llingsen are in fine condi-
ton. and will enter the game against
the -: c. in good shape. Ellingsen
mas been suffering from a sever cold
and it's effect was noticed in the game
with Concord!a. He was feeling con-
siderably improved yesterday, and
viii start the game with the A. C.. II
he continues TO improve.
With the 18th straight victory be-
hind them. prospects are very bright
for n university team, n a clear
record for the The game
with the A.. G.. tomorrow night will
furnish the only hard opposition be-
tween them and the n Of the sea-
son.. In spite OF the seemingly Easy
victory in the first game. the varsity
will have to play in their best form
TO win from their rivals tomorrow
evening. With the advantage Of their
own f!oor. the A. e. will put up some
worthy competition and will give the
varsity A e "a battle from the start to
The finish. II the university team
put VI h game that they are capa-
BILE Of. they will be returned winners
in tomorrow nights contest, without
IA doubt, as the A.. G. teams inferiori-
ty was plainly shown in the game
played here on Feb. 20. The univer-
sity will close the eason with a re-
turn game with the Fargo college
team TO be played on the university
floor. 1t is almost a certainty that
they will be returned winners in this
contest, AS they have already defeated
the Fargo quint once by an over
whclmfns core. The men are TAX
ing no chances on being unprepared
for the game tomorrow evening. and
II they play the brand Of basketball
shown in the Concordia game, they
will be returned winners by a large
margin.