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Mann. Mr.. Larz Anderson and Mr.. Cuno
H. Rudolph.
The net proceeds from the horse show
will be donated to the Red Cross.

Mann, Mr. Larz Anderson and Mr.. Cuno
H. Rudolph.
The net proceeds from the horse show
will be donated to the Red Cross.
The Tin Box Fund. for the destitute
children of our allies. will be benefited
by the performance of I'm the Land OF
Make-Believe." which will be given at
the Belasco Theater. Thursday after
noon, April 4. at 2:15.
The patronesses and box holders are
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. Newton
Baker. Lady Reading. Madame Eken-
gren, Mrs. Tasker H. Bliss. Mrs. Frank
Polk, Mrs. ]. Lord OBrien. Miss Mabel
Boardman, Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs. U. S.
Grant Sd: Mrs. John B. Henderson, Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman. Mrs. P. Lee Phil
Browning. Mrs. Edward B. Mclean,
Mrs. William Lewis, Mrs. Ireland, Mrs.
Harry Wardman, MrsAN. Andrews. Mrs.
Edward Lasseter. Mrs. Hayne-Ellis,
Mrs Ord Preston, Mrs. Robert Roose-
welt. Mrs Charles Hamlin. Mrs. FIetch-
er. Mrs. y. r. Simpson, Mrs. Hendricks.
Mrs Warrington and Mrs. Richard
Crane.
The Arts Club will entertain with an
Illustrated lecture by George Julian
and the World Crisis
Mrs. Sawtelle and Miss Kelly will be
the hostesses at the dinner on Thurs
day night. when Mr.. H. K. Bush Brown
will be chairman. Mrs. Keneth Brown
in the War" There will be dancing.
Mrs. Murray Addison. treasurer, and
Mrs. Leigh Robinson, in charge Of
tables, report large sales for the bene-
At auction to be given by the Club of
Dimock. Thussday. April I, tables
have been taken by Mrs. Samuel Spen-
Ger, Mrs. Dimock. Mrs. Gorgas. Mrs.
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Mss Catherine Harlow will entertai in
at o buffet luncheon today in compli-
ment to two Of the Easter brides, Miss
Anne Hopkins and Miss Margaret
Fahnsstock, about whom much of the
social life of the week centers.
The guests will include the brides
maids and ushers Of both wedding par
ties. with . few. additional guests
weather permitting. the luncheon will
bs served on the terrace adjoining this
beautiful old Georgetown mansion in
Harlow and Miss Harlow are now re-
siding and from which beautiful view
of the river may be had.
DR.. Carlos Manuel de CeSpedes, the
minister OF Cuba, who has been stop
ping at the willard for several weeks,
has Soined Nine. de Cespedes at New
Xor&. whore she has been for several
snonfhs. They Will not take possession
e1 tie new legation In 18th street until
To l4to spring.
AAnslsal and Mrs.. sslfridgs have gone
- AahsvtIls. N. G.. for a few weeks
~ afo ~ the Manor.
- Mildred BromwelT and Miss
NM Sanford wi1l leave Washington
$oo3ReW 10 visit Miss. Colgate, who IL
4eegeo4nang . house party At her
&QaA q ofoneo, ". J. On wednesday
20a1 J8p0welf will return to Washing
~ 9Non1Dantod BY . number OF her
DAoo9f 246nAa, who will return with
- - 2exas09t the following day. Mrs.
N14von, YIN give . theater party
- Dpsf tor their young guests We'd
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Horse Show Proceeds for Red Cross.

Those who have taken boxes for the
horse show, which will be held this
year April 1927, at the new plant
across Highway bridge, known as
Arlington Park, are Nine. Ekengren,
DR.. F. s. Nash, Mr.. Thomas F. Logan,
Mrs. P. G. Gerry, Admiral Brownson,
Mr.. James Parmalee. Mr.. William P.
Emo, Mrs. Charles B. Wood! Mrs. Will
liam Cary Sanger. Mrs. B. M.-Baruch,
Mrs. Townsend, Mrs Loren. johnson,
Mr.. Herman Hollerith, Mrs. Hinkle,
Mrs. e. c. Walker, Mr.. Joseph Letter,
Mr.. D.. A. Upson. Mr.. William Dupont,
Gen. James A. Buchanan. Mrs. /. T.
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Easter Monday Military Bali.

The. President and Mrs Wilson ex-
pect TO be present at the military ball
to be given under the auspices Of the
Among those Who will serve On on the he
floor Sommitteesars Capt. Arthur viii
Creecy. U: 9: NJ. c.. and Maj. Robert
Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN. Z. s. N:
Count Rayul D'Adhemar, Capt. Edward
J. Dorm: Y; $: NJ: Capt. Henry G. Nc
hean. Z. s NJ; Maj: stedman Hanks.
Corps; Commander C. T. Jewell. U. s. N;
Commander Forbes. U. 8. N: Lieut..
Commander Hector Griswold. U. 9. N;
Gray. U 8. n; Asst. Payma.tsr Allan
Dumas. U. s. n; Lieut.. A. c. Walsh. U.
8. A.; DR.. G. Jenny Of the swiss leEa-
tion.. MT. j.. d. I.efevre. Mr.. John B:
Henderson. jr.; Mr.. A H. Deibert and
Mr.. w. Bowie Clarke.
Among the patroneases are Mrs. Wal
ter H. Gordon. Mrs. willard salisbury.
Mrs. John H. Rseksrd. Ms: Deios Blod-
Thomas B. Hutchinson. Mrs. Henry P.
Fairbenks: Mrs. J.. Hamilton Lewis.
Mrs. n. =. Mason. Mrs: Frances p.
i, liam crosier and Mrs. Chester Wells.
Mrs. Sherman Miles il chairman Of
special committee of Army women and
Mrs. Edward Dorm Of Navy women who
Miles committee. most Of whom will
entertain At dinner before the ball
Monday night. are Mrs. Thomas Bow
ers. Mrs: Thomas Holeomhe: Mrs; Mel
Mrs. James T. Robinson. Miss Adelaide
Heath, Miss Lydia Chaplin and Miss
Carryi Crawford: Mrs. Dorn's assist
s:S:ns:u'. Mr. I;aas IK;.ss'l;I NJ: LIKE
Mrs. Lovndea, Mre. Frsyer. Mrs. .: J:
9rms. ~. Alex: 4 sharp, !r:: MS: Earl
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room at the Willard iySsterdzy altar
noon IN compliment to Mr1. Guntsr,
wife Of the Governor Of Colorado. who.
with the governor, 10 spendfpg Z few
Detroit assisted Mrs. Downey.
Mf. and MIRA Downey. entertained at
dinner Thursday evening in compliment
to Lord BA1nAmadoch Of Scotland, who
has been In this country and Canada
convalescing9 from wounds. He was
married about . year ago to q niece of
the' eoyefnor OF the province Of Quebec.
Mr.. Pierce L Williams, formerly COM
mercial attache at the Amefacasa en-
bassy ut London. has. been Appointed
commercial. attache at the American
embassy at Paris. He succeeds DR.. G.
W. A. veditx.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
white have returned from Fairmont
Park, their shootipH preserve at Hi9h
Point. n. G., and opened their house at
Great Neck, L ].
The omcers stationed at Washington
6arracks VIII give hop next satur-
This is one OF the regular series, but
was POSTPONED from last evening on
account Of holy week
Col and Mrs. Charles Carroll waIcutt
VII! have as their house guest Miss
Mabel F. Carlton of Rye, n. r.. who
Will reach Washington tomorrow.
Mira. Frank B. Frere will entertain n
yot twelve at dinner Monday night.
TAXING hEr guests afterwArd to the
WonlAA.s Army and Navy League ball
et tho Marine barracks
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Marquise de Polignac has taken an active

Marquise de Po1ignac has taken an active
part in the arrangements.
The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand and all the members of the
French high commission will be present.
as well as representative gathering
from Official and resident society.
The stage of the theater will be rebuilt
for these performances and will be
to represent as nearly as
possible the Vieux Colombier. in the
Latin quarter Of Paris.
Mr. Copeau will arrive at Washington
on April I, and during his stay a num-
Der of entertainments have been planned
in his honor. among them g. dinner which
Mrs George w. Vanderbilt will give
Sunday evening.
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formal tea for Miss Rolph at her resi-
dence in 18th street.

Mr.. and Mrs Fred s. Hardesty will be
hosts at a dance Thursday evening at
24O0 18th street. entertaining in compli-
ment to their daughter, Miss Eustasia
Hardesty, and their son, Mr.. Frederick
Lee Hardesty, who is home from school
for the holidays.
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Smith-Sturtevant.

Mr.. Charles L. .Sturtevant announces
the engagement of his daughter Ruth
Howard to Lieut. Curtis Ripley Smith OF
the aviation section of the Signal Corps
No date has been set for the wedding.
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Mrs. Ross Thompson, president Of the
Macdonald Chapter, will give a tea
tomorrow afternoon from 4 to at 2400
18th street. for the benefit of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. Mrs. Chandler Sloan will
sing during the afternoon. This is one of
the series Of entertainments which the
Macdonald Chapter has been giving for
the benefit Of the hospital instead Of its
annual card party and tea dance.
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. HlnA. Bu1Ger, who has been spending
tia week At New York. returned to
Washington last evening. I
1Iiss Dulles to Take Up Nursing. I
Mise Nataline Dulles. who. has been
spending the winter with her grand
mother and aunt. Mrs. John W. Foster
and MYx Lansing, will leave Washing
ton tomorfoW for Philadeiphias where,
she win take the Red Cross nursing
ceurse ut the Presbyterian Hospital
NrAand Mrs Edison Bradley will en-
fSrtein ut two dinners this'week, the
Arst, to be given Wednesday evening in
comDlfmeqt to the British ambassador
and :the Countess Of Reading. and the
second Friday evening, when Mrs. Her
bert Shipman of New York, daughter.
OF the hosts, win be the honor guest.
Mrs. Shfpman will arrive on Tuesday
for . visit of a week.
The hrst assistant secretary OF state
and Mrs. Phillips have returned to
Warrington from Atlantic City, where
Mr.. Phillips has been recuperating from
q recent illness.
cant. and Mrs Arthur willard will
entertain at dinner on the evenings of
April 10 and IL.
Ma Marcus A. Hanna was hostess at
y
tanning at her residence in 18th street
DR.. Hubscher of the legation of Swift
ssrlsnd and Nine. Hubscher have leased
for the season the house IL Hesketh street,
Chsvy Chase, and will take possession to-
mofrow. 4
Mrs Ernest Burnett Smith Of England,
who spent part OF last week at Washing
ton ~ the guest OF Mrs. Carl Vrooman,
has left for Speaking tour.
senator and Mrs Howard Sutherland
entertained at dinner last evening at tho
Chevy Chase Club in compliment to their
daughter. Miss Virginia Sutherland. and
hsr house guest, Miss Josephine White
side of Chattanooga.
Senator and Mrs. Sutherland will have
AZ their guests this week their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sidney
Walker. jr, of Huntington, w. Va.
Miss Cecilia McCallum was hostess at
a buffet supper last evening in honor Of
Miss Anne Hopkins, whose marriage to
Capt John Gregory Hope. r. F. c.. will
take place Tuesday afternoon. The guests
included the members Of the bridal
party. in which Miss McCallum is a
! bridesmaid, and few others.
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EIS grace Archbishop will probably
dig6ed of Washington comfortable than
he visiting staying until
tolapxsor. Of the
reception the
Cdrcofan Art
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Judge and Mrs: George E. Downey
have as their house guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin B. Shuts and Miss
Marian Shuts of Miami, Fla.
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Holy Week and News From the: Front Suspend Social
/ Activ;ties-Three Balls Enlven Easter Week-Pres-
i dent and Mrs. Wilson Expected at Two-Intensive
IL Training for Prospective Bride.-Tea Dance
:, Aboard MayAower-Reeeption Tomorrow
1 Night for Archbishop Of York.
VIRGINIA TATNALL PEACOCK.

Wv YHETHER
w combination of both things simmeed down
cepb The weight of the from made
itself socially somewhat
the spirit color ball without however affecting its
financial
FASTER gyety entirely lacking. with balls the
- week President Mrs Wilson
night which is the annual ball of the
number
held last the
the change
nversary should when soldiers
for the first time heavily engaged action evoke
Chapter
benefit of the Confederate Memorial Home
will help tremendously fill the
the people home from college and boarding
school for the spring holidays of the most interesting weddings the
the social will the week Three
that of Miss Anne Hopkins and Capt
John Gregory Hope Royal which take. place
sronp which viii followed Saturday
ss 1ss M Hssr g. & M At k s ON hs sss
day marriage Hugo
e . % es aa Mr. I e
r. will take place Wednesday afternoon Bethlehem Chapel
- will reach Washington until few be-
which they participate This with
difficulty especially military weddings of assembling before the
entertaining hospaie for brides which spread week
crowded three ons the the most
aboard the Maower
hosts Last Miss Hopkins and Capt Hope and their
ss RiI Hoes viii
Miss Catherine Harlow will today the picturesque
no
stsdinner at Chevy Chase Club for Miss Fahnestock
grace Archbishop York who arrived yesterday will probably
II dgni6ed of Washington comfortable than
the cities
He with the Bishop Washington until
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Mrs. Ernest Burnett Smith Of England.
who spent part Of last week at Washing
ton % the guest Of Mrs. Carl Vrooman,
has left for speaking tour.
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RESIGNATION FINALLY CONFIRMED

London, July 1o--The resignation of Foreign Min
lister Kuehmann has finally been confirmed and is inter-
preted as -Gernan fiction This view strengthened
by Admiral Won Hintz as the probable to Kue
manu. who is not only friend of the kaiser but sup
porter of Won Tpz and Won Schroeder leaders of the
Belgian annexatonsts However it considered that the
panGerman foreign minister is not so dangerous to the
allies the kaisers type who massed the German plans of
conquest under continued tricke and peace offerings
London newspapers have given the developments consid
cradle space to Won Hintz history He is generally char
acerzed the most notable master of intrigue in the
kaisers service Won Hintz active in China first His
behavior was scandalous that he withdrawn and
sent to Mexico. He German minister to the latter
country during the Huerta regime He implicated in
plot to furnish Huerta German during the United
States embargo when the broke out Won Hntz returned
to Germany disguised as an Engishman and travelled
through the United States Holland and England He was
sent to China minister in 1916 having to pass through
the United States After China broke off dpo
matte relations with Germany Won Hintz was sent to
Christiana where he involved in last summers plot in
Norway smugge bombs to Norway for the purpose of
blowing up the allied merchantmen.
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CLARK CITY


The Geo. Gordon family visited
relatives in jamestown Sunday.
Miss Jessie McLees, of Lisbon.
came Monday evening for a visit at
the A. McLees home.
Miss Selma Suby, of Nome, is Wis.,
1tlng at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Cowdrey. ~ N'A' -
Mr.. and Mrs. Haase entertained tho
Jones families and Mr.. and MRS
Brueske, at dinner Sundtv -
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kramp were
visitors at the Frank Stillings home
Sunday. ' ''o'''e
Mrs. Fred Rohde and little dauph-
last week. ~ ' ''o'''e
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bigball and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Malosh. Of
Sanborn, attended church at the Kee
school house Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cowdrev have
built new house on the farm and
will spend the summer months there
The Red Cross chapter of this n1ace
mas been asked to turn in a consid-
cradle amount of work this months
and it will require special effort on
the part of each member to oct re'
suits. se' L.
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noon to do some shopping.

noon to do some shopping.
Peter Gregerson helped Hedge o.
so none day last week hauling hay.
G. 0. Aas and son Henry and Jens
Henrikson autoed to Kathryn last Fri
day on business.
Christian Nicholson was in Kath-
ryn last Friday and bought Deering
hay rake of John C. Thoreson & Co..
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Rudd and FAM
lily were visiting in Valley City last
Wednesday and Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. K. A. Bonhus and family.
Miss Eva Olstad returned to VAL
ley City last Friday after week
visiting at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Olstad and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole P. Olstad
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hen
rikson and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens
Rensby and MAIDS Rensby were visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Greger-
son last Sunday afternoon.
Oscar E. Aas, Jens Henrikson and
Hedge Olson were transacting bust
ness in Kathryn last Friday.
There will be English services in
the Sheyenne Valley church Sunday,
July 81 at>3 o'clock.
Miss Edna Aas came home last
Thursday from Jamestown, N. D.,
after working up there year.
Martin Olstad was business visi-
tor in Valley City one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Rensby and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Maasjc
and family, Jens and John F. Henrik
son spent last Thursday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Bebby and family
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SHEYENNE VALLEY

The fields have headed out and there
is promise of big crop this year.
Peter Gregerson was in Kathryn
last Monday after some lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Even evenson and
family were visiting with Mr.. an(
Mrs. Jens Henrikson and family last
Sunday afternoon.
Alfred Anderson did some shopping
at Kathryn last Monday.
Nels P. Hanson and son, Arthur,
were business visitors in Valley City
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Maasjo and
family were visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Jens Rensby last Sunday eve
ming.
MAIDS Rensby is busy building a
hen house for T. J. Sebby.
Mrs. Martin Olstad visited with
Mrs. Carl Henrikson last Sunday aft
ernoon.
:, MAIDS Hagen and son, Herman,
Peter and Joseph Stevens were tran
sacting business in Kathryn last
Monday. ~--,,.-
John F. Henrikson was a visitor
with Hedge Olson last Wednesday
forenoon.
T. ]. Sebby and James G. Thoreson
autoed to Valley City last Tuesday on
business.
Miss Agnes Aas came home from
Valley City last Thursday after Wis
itine at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter J. Brown for week.
Carl Henrikson was Kathryn
shopper last Friday.
Hedge Olson was a visitor with
Peter Gregerson last Tuesday after.
noon. -~,~'-,e--
Miss Helma Henrikson came home
from Valley City last Thursday after
working there few weeks.
MAIDS Hagen bought a Ford car one
day last week from Arves Bros. at
Kathryn.
John F. Henrikson took a bicycle
trip to Daily last Wednesday after
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"Where is the nearest army re-
crulting Office" asked Harry c. R;t-
t ter Of y United Press reporter on the
streets OF Fargo yesterday afternoon.
Young Ritter who is but IS Years
old came to Fargo from his home in
Leal, N. D., yesterday to enlist as an
ambulance driver. He is the son Of
mr. y and Mrs; Joseph Ritter of Leai.
A brother, Amos. enlisted in Fargo
one month ago. Directed to the armv
recruiting office by the reporter. Rit,
ter successfully passed the physical
examination and was enlisted as
chauffeur in the signal corps section.
He returned to his home last NIGHT
and will leave Fargo next Tuesday
morning: Il would have enlisted
sooner, but I wanted to finish high
school," young Ritter said. Ritter
and his parents for eight years lived
in Valley City. Harry was a mem
Der OF the LOCAL high school champion
basket ball team this year.
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A ride around the country will con.

... A ride around the country will con.
vince you that the large crop prospec.
has vanished and that if we get hal
crop we will be doing very well. In
some parts there are some good fields
of grain, while in others particularly
around Sanborn, south of there and
around in the Eckelson neighborhood
they have had very little rain and the
crops have gone back fast the pas!
few days. In the Getchell Prairie
neighborhood an daround Leal anc
north the prospects are better.
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DAKOTANS IN JUVENILE COURT

St. Paul, Mimi. July l0-Mrs W. Patterson and chill
dren of Jamestown N d. in juvenile court here to-
day. The session of the court is secret 1t is thought
find some disposition of the touching episode Mrs. Pat
terson applied for protection from what she termed
improper treatment from Mrs. M. c. Cary, of St. Paul.
Mrs. Patterson and children have been staying at the
Cary home While she complained Mrs. Cary elected the
children and threw out the Patterson trunks and other
belongings. The children brought into central police
disposition of the but has not made public it's de-
cision.
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MIERBACH is STILL UNDER DISCUSSION

Copenhagen July 10-The assassination of Ambas-
sador Merbach was only the first step of the Russian ter
roists to pe out the whole German military clique BE
fore left Petrograd heard, but unable to verify,
that plot to kill Mierbach and also plot to kill the
kaiser Ludendorf, Won Hndenburgh and Kuehmann:
The plot seemed improbable that at the time heard Of
it it seemed like the widest dream Merbach has been
killed. Closely identified with the plot said to be four
leaders of the social revolution of the left concrete
union Of both Fighters and letters with the Menshevik
against the Boshevke is not to be expecteded Kerc2
skys visit to Count Ishbosky in paris has stirred u
pact against the former premier by Russian newspapers
They demand to know in whose he is acting abroad
Kerensky is not taken seriously in Russia and discrol
tied in all military camps.
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Olaf Nelson arrested Tuesday By
Chief of Police Swanson for enter.
ing room on lower Main street anc
stealing Liberty Loan Bond and $50
in War Savings Stamps was bounc
over to the next term of the district
court by Judge Moe under $1,000 bond
He was unable to furnish the bail anG
will be a guest of Sheriff Kelly fol
awhile.
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Ed. Raymond, of Oriska, was here
today.
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GERMAN MORALE AND DISCIPLINE SHAKEN

With the British Army in Field July 10.-Discpline
which is the keynote Of army is severely shaken said
Gen. de Martarvitz commanded of the German Sec
ond army which holds the line astrde the Somme east of
Amens in speaking of his order fixing the penalty to be
dealt to the unruy Il cannot permit commanders to take
upon themselves the authority to shield officers guilty. of
breaches of discipline military regulations or inict
upon them penalties Of too mild nature In an order
issued just before this he sad Ceases Of soldiers open
refusing to obey orders increasing to alarming
tent.
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SUNDAY GET THE KNIFE

Rochester, Mimi, July 10-Billy Sunday, the evange-
list underwent minor operation for hernia at the Mayo
hospital Ma Sunday is also here. There is nothing
ious with Pa Sunday" she said.
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WILLING TO HELP-IF

Stockholm, July 10-Gen. Mannerheim, military CON-
mander in Finland visited United States Minister Morris
and asked him if the allies could send food to Finland
Minister Morris replied that the allies would gladly do
this but not until German influence and German troops
were removed"
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Washington, July 10.-Excessive troop movements
going in the enemy before the allies positions
in France These would indicate the gathering of these
forces by the Germans Of possible storming attack
against Amens and is further sustained by the atrial
tivity last week ending July and g. Gen. Pershing
ports arplanes flowing the American lines in great
numbers in the Chateau Thierry region
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WOMEN COMING TO THEIR OWN

Minneapolis July 10.-"Bringing women into their
is the greatest development of the war; said William
Jennings Bryan today his arrival from North Dako-
ia Chautauqua tour.
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London, July 10.-British airmen brought down 30
German apanes July and the British lost FOUR the
air minister reports today More than ten tons of bombs
were dropped on the enemy positions
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llST0F RECISTRANTS
OF CLASS OF 1918

List Of names of registrants of the
Class of 1918, whose registration
cards are in the possession Of the To-
cal board, in the order of their liza
bility for military service, as deter
mined by this local board, as required
by the rules and regulations: