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asualty List
Reeoras o casualtIes q Date.
SUNDAY LIST.
Wounded Slightly.
Major MaxOn ShaffOrd LOugh. 415 10th

Major Maxon Shafford Lough, 415 10th
ST. Fargo, N. ID.
Lit. G. a. A.eCrippen, Fond du Lac, Wis.
Lit. r. L. Cunningham, Minong, Wis
Sgt, Clemens p. Kien, milwaukee,, Wis
Sgt. r. j. Ramps, Waukesha, Wis.
Sgt. E. J. Springman, Madison, Wis.
Corp. q. Madison, Little Falls, MINI.
Corp. Geo. B. Morgan, Green Bay, WIS
Corp. Earl L. Park, Dunlap, Ia.
Corp. r. A. Smith, Oskaloosa, Ia.
Corp. g. II. st. John, Calamus, Ia.
Corp. II. A. Wilson, Cherokee, Ia.
Corp. @. Cleasby, Eau Claire, Wis.
Corp NJ W. Culver, st. Paul, Mimi.
Corp. f. J. Fiddler, 1forristown, s; -
Corp. Guy r. Gross, Fond du Lac, WIS
Corp. A F. Hunter, st. Paul, Mimi
Corp, W. T. Tinker, Barksdale, Wis
Corp. Jos. Hermann, Kasota, MINI:
Corp. VIM. H. Miller, Waukesha, WIS
Corp. nj. Scapple, Menomonie, WIS.
Corn. p. B. Sorenson, Neenah, WIS:
Corp. H E. Conde, Grand Rapids, VIE WI
Corp. e. A. Grossnnan, Staples, MINI.
earn. John e. Hotter, Grand Forks
corn. q q. Lieorke, Clarence. Ia.
Corp. Silas Chas. Martin, Neenah, MIS-, MIS-
Corp. Frank Minor, Washlngt ,x.r;s ~ -
Corp. e. ]. Phillips, MilWauksee' Ml Zee WIS ~ is
Sorb Alma r.. turner, Belgrade, Mont
PVT CIaud nj. Stagner, Bedding, Ia ~
Iovt VI Tbnrnas Thon1san, Mitchell, s. "
pvt. NJ. Tress1er, Blue Eartn. Mill -
pvt. ole j. Tisdel. DelamerS' y; "
Pvt. L. y. Doten. steWartyIllIIiiee' vie MINI
T3vt VIM. NJ. Hoven, selby, S. p. r,.
PVT q anderson, Chippewa FAILS. WIS
Pvt. Ralph b. Duppuy, Utica, s. 3I,s p:
pvt lanes NJ. Ellis hayward. WIS.
I,yt. Vt Charles Fox, Osnabrock, N: q
Pvt. Ralph S. Good, HarioWs99n,M Hlt,V,s9 MOI Mon''
Pvt Joshua n. Ice, F't. Dodge, Ia.
pvt paul o. Cash, Action, Mont
pvt O. A. Erickson, Dahl, MINI.
PVT. prank Hodex, Broclset, n. D.:
pvt. A. VIM. Piche, Minneapolis, MINI
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what hope their nation include after conference

The above map shows the approx
mate extent OF the Greek nation to
be urged at the peace conference. 1t
extends from the Adriatic around the
Aegean sea, far into Bulgaria, and
through Thrace around the. Sea of
Marmora to the Black sea, includ-
ing ConstantinopIe
The aspirations Of Greece if en-
tertained at the Versailles confer
ence would make the Aegean sea an
inland Greek lake, as the expansion
of Italy along the eastern Adriatic
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donia with Thrace-that is, the
purely Greek towns of xanthi,
Dedeagath, Porto Lagos, and Enos.
Eastern Rumelia, including the
purely Greek city of Philippopolis.
Thrace, including Constantinople
and the country surrounding the Sea
Of Marmora.
Asia Minor, Smyrna, and the con-
tiguous territories inhabited by near
~ 100000 Greeks.
The islands of Dodecanese.
The islands Of Cyprus.
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littoral has made an inland sea OF
that arm OF the Mediterranean.
The Greek claims as outlined by
Paul Demos are based on racial So
cial, and political rights of the in
habitants Of the territories they wish
to annex. All these regions, he
maintains, are unredeemed parts OF
Greece and include the following:
Northern Epirus, including Hi
mara, Korytza, and Kastoria.
Macedonia, including that strip OF
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EARLY MONDAY LIST.

~ 4. "a Larson, Menomonie, Wis.
Corr. Richard A. Burhhardt' Beacn
pvt a. r. Erickson, comfrey, MINI.
pzt WYn' r. Wurl, Tomahawk, WIS.
Died of wounds.
pvt. Geo. II. Case, Cyphers, Mlnn'
pvt. Frank Fall, Des Moines, Ia.
pvt. G, w. Lorenz, Excelsior, MINI.
pvt. Peter d. Schmitt, Merrll, Ms
pvt, ]. II. Stenberg, Sommers, WIS.
Died of Disease
SGT r C., Larson, S. MINNEAPOLIS, MINI
pvt. Howard Il. Gotten, UeVeaan0'
pvt Patrick Heighton, Stanley, WIS.
pvt, MnnIey Marriott, Wales NJ ID
Wounded Severely.
tn. John J. Devos, milwaukee,, WIS;
Gorn "A. r. Gueths, Fond du Lac, WIS
Sorn A. Deblarere, waterloo, WIS.
pvt p Meuwissen, Chaska, Mimi.
pvt peter M. Toal, Sanborn, Ia;
PVT G. s. Anderson, st. Paul, MINI.
PVT Hans u. Anderson, Beloit, WIS.
Pvt, VIM. e. Anderson, Prairie Farm
PVT. p. r.. Benion, Centerpoint; Ia.
PVT Fred r. Hallman, Berlin. WIS.
Pyt. Sanauel Hunter Ryder, ~. ~
PVT H. o. Larson, Osakis, MINI.
Missing In Action. ,r,
pvt, O. N. Anderson, Big Lake Nihii'
pvt. H. H. Behrens, Muscatlne, Ia.
pvt, C, II. Erdmari, Marathon, WIS;
Pvt. Andrew Evenson, Malta, Mon''
pvt. VIM. johnson, Atwater, MINI.
pvt. j. MikoIojczak, Milwaukee, WIS
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MARINE CORPS.

Marine corps casualties (sumndfy y
of casualties to. date ~,
Offlcers-Deaths, so; WOUNDED, lu1
missing, i; total, 1872.
EnIisfed nnen-Deaths, ], ,943;; wound
cd. 2.8S2; in hands of enemy, "a; miss
ing, 316; total, 5,195. Grand totAi'
5,38T. ,.,.a 49,. -orort..
Cd by' the commanding general OF the
American expeditionary forces I'm
cTIIded in above totaD:
Killed in action, 81; died of WOUNDS
received in action, IL; died OF dlseaSs. IS:
wounded in action, slightly. i; woun5-
"A in action, degree undetermined, ];
missing in action, IL. Total, 1S7.
KILLED In Action
Pvt, L. M. Peterson, Berlin, WIS
Died az Wounds.
pvt. VIM. A. Donahue, Cokato, MINI.
Pvt. B. a. Markham, JanesVli4e, Mlnn.
Died OF DASeage.
pvt n. III Brownies, Villisca, Ia.
wounded Severely.
sgt. Harry &c. Nash, st. Paul, Minn.
Corp. M. NJ Sedlar, Kenosha, WIS
Corn Edward Gill, Minneapolis, MINI.
pvt. Geo. Bu2zeIIe, jr.. Bismarcks ~. p.
PVT Robt. H Craig. Terraville, 3. y.
pvt. WIN. c. Davis, S. Minneapolis,
pyt y nv. ~ Henderson, Foxhome. MINI.
pyt " i. Herman, stevens Point, Wis.
pvt. Thos. w. Jarvis. Cass Lake, MINI,
IogFls otto ri Steege, Zumbrota, Mimi.
Missing In Action.
Corp. Roy III. Myers, Walnut, Ia
pvt. Henry J. Marx, Granyille, la.
pvt. Henry O'Neil. Morton. MINI.
pvt. James Winn, w oonsocket, =. u.
Xy0umded, Degree Undetermined Pre-
yfousIy Reported KILLED.
pvt. d. Blackwell, Fruitdale, s. %
returned to France Previously Re
nOrted Prisoner I'm Germany.
Pvt. L. Cunningham, Sturgeon Bay,
CORRECTIONS.
gaturned 10 Duty Previously Report
ed Missing in Action.
PVT. Joe McCue, st. Paul, Minn.
pvt Fred OIafson, Rinsdale, Mont
Pvt I, G. Staber, Mineral Point, WIS.
pvt. Ineval Vigoren. Scobey, Mont.
Errome6usiy Reported Died OF Disease
pvt. Jos. j. Feldmeier, Milwaukee
yVomnded severely i'm Action FrewL-
ousIy Reported Died o3 DIsease.
pvt b e. Johnson, Hendricks, Mimi.
pvt. Gilman Johnson, Brooten, MINI.
Pvt. Werner g. Spike, Minneapolis.
KILLED In Action, Previously Reported
wounded Severely in Action.
Corp G. j. Bissonnette, Rhinelande-s
Wis
FgflIea In Action, Previously Report
ed Missing In Action.
Mech Edward Boerner, Afftfgo, Wis.
pvt. Earl J. Howe, Foley. Minn.
Pvt Fred Jackson, Tower. MINI.
Pvt. Edw. =. NetzeL CTivitz. Wis.
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Summons.

state of North Dakota, County of
SadislaI fadf; f. District Fl pis'F'ot court f"sfp
pany, a corporation, Plaintiff, ~.
sukut, as Administrators and Adj
mInistratrix of the estate Or
CITE tn. sukgt ws,,.r deeessfd; sslG, Aqgnst n,,,
Frank nee suEut. Herman sulght.
Louise Sukut, Henry Sukut, Elsie
Sukut, Minnie sukut, George sukIt.
Elmer Sukut, Nsls r. Olson. also
known as Neid Chanler, Mary Olson.
also known as Mary Alice ChanleF
Frank olzer, Harry L. Chanler, Esther
G. Kean, and all other persons I'M
known claiming any estate or tnterfst
in or lien or encumbranee upon ths
property described in the complaint
herein, Defendants
The State of North Dakota 10 the
above named defendants!
You are hereby summoned to an-
swer the complaint in this action.
the Clerk of the District Court at
Fargo, in the County OF Caaa. in the
Third Judicial District of The state OF
North Dakota, and to serve a copy of
your answer upon the snbscrlbers
within thirty days after the service
OF this Summons upon you, exclusive
OF the day OF service; and in case oe
your failure TO appear or answer,
Judgment will be taken against YOU
by default for the relief demanded in
- Dated this 2lst day OF December.
PIERCE, TENNEsoN & cUPLER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office aud
poRtofiice address: Fargo, North Da--
70 the above named defendants:
please take notice that the above
entitled action is brought for the
purpose of quieting title against each
Of the defendants herein TO the prop
action, to-wit:
the Southwest quarter lWA OF SSVA1
Of Section five .(5) in Township one
of Range forty-riine (49l West, In
cass County, North Dakota. described
as follows, to-wit: Commencing AZ
the Southwest corner OF said section
five t5). thence East on the south
line of said section one-auarter Of q
mile; thence North on a line parallel
with the West line OF said section two
hundred and ninety (2901 yards;
thence West parallel with the South
line OF said Section one-quaFter OF .
mile 10 the West line OF said section
1--WE (51; thence South on the West
line of said Section two hundred and
ninety (2901 yards to the place OF
beginning, the same containing $3.50
acres.
Also the Southeast quarter Of The
Southwest quarter tSEA of SW5s or
said Section five 10, I'm Township One
hundred and thirty-nine (l3e) North.
of Range forty-nine (48) west. In
Cass County. North Dakota, contains
ing forty t4O1 acres.
Dated this 2ist day OF Deeember.
PIERCE, TENNEsoN q cUrbER
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Once and
postof1iee address: Fargo North T,a~
kota-
1pec. 1880, 1918. ian. 6-I s-20-aT. sIal
sam, the choremaii, returned from
tho city with searfpin that contain
ed diamond Ok no usual size r
was the pride Of his heart and tlae
envy Of his village conlanions He
treated all inquiries from theat As tp
Its valne and It's authenticity wifh
high ecorn.
His eTnloyer, after 4 week of
basizing in SIS radiance. asked San
about It's history.
sam. nc said, Us Ii real dla
nondg''
svaii said sam, 'st9 Il ali
been Hkun out oE half doliar
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mrNo,r rIArED pEsAT.nR c.AT.T.F .F,Tl.

MinOt, n. d., Dec. 3U.--t4. 8. Cough
lin. president of the National Land x
Adjustment Co., of AGinot, died in Al
Chicago hospital after only five days
illness with influenza. Mr.. CoughIin
and family went to Chicago three
weeks ago to spend the winter
Mr. Cough1in resided in Minot about
two years, coming from Medicine Hat
Canada where he has been in business
for several years
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LATE MONDAY LIST.

Il y - xrrt -,
sgt. Ralph l. Smith, Elk Mouna, WIS
Pvt. M. r. Block. MilWau,kee, 1I, WIS.
pvt Perry L. Toombs, Newell, Ia,
Died OF wounds.
Corp Ralph e. Dray, McDale, Ia, ,.
Corp Sam John Regert, Phillips, WIS
PVT. j. Thompson, Big Timber, Mont.
Died of Disease.
Musician n. O. Mehl, Frost, MINI.
Pvt, E. w. Bowman, Detroit HarDor' DOT
pvt J. M. Graham, Lake Park, Ia:
Pvt. A. Johnson, Spring; Taiiey, P,ains Mnn MINI
pvt HI f. Wharroll, rockwell, ia.
wounded severely.
pvt Wm. e. Reynolds, New Market la
pvt, q. A. Rose, Monticello, Mimi;
PVT Earl " siebert deSsT ssymoapii Papids MiI Ia
I,S,t Oscar ". Wenck, Garner, Ia.
pvt Ambrose p Holtz, Greeley, la.
pvt, Albert Lunn, Coalville. Ia.
Pvt. n. ID. Murphy, Minneapolis, MINI.
Ilvf. Edwin j. Neshcim. McVilAs; y. ID.
pvt. JOS. b. Nickel, st. Cloud, Mill
Missing In Action.
pvt. G. Ia Johnson, Ruthton, Mlnn.
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en- pATfT, T,TvEsToc,TC

South st. Paul. Dec. 30.--Hogs, re-
ceiptS 1880; steady; range $l5.S5W
1900; bulk mostly $500. Cattle, re--
ceipts 1900; killers strong; steers
S7.00017.00; cows and lleifers S7.25W
i1.00; veal calves so cents higher,
$1,000 1880; stockers and feeders
steady, S5.25@13.60. Sheep, receipts
400; steady: lambs $I0.00@1 1850; /;
wethers S7.00010.50s ewes s3.00@s.50.
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N1INNEApnLIs GRAYN.

Minneapolis,I Dec. 30.--Flour, un-
changed: shipments 66.613 btls. Bar
ley 8eD95. Rye, No. 2, S1.S4iS a 1.56.
Bran $500. Wheat. receipts 759 cars,
compared with 3T2 cars a year ago:
cash, No. northern S2.21h 02.221a.
No 8 white 66@6s5s. Flax $3.50 3.62.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

. Chfcago, Dec. 3O.--Butter, hlBHeT'
receipts 6.219 tubs; creamery extra
68@ia; firsts 60@65; seconds 56@
59B; standards 63@1s. Cheese, stea-
dy; daisies 26@A; twins 35g
Americas 36& @37; long horns 36A 9
az: brick 331a@34 Eggs, lower; re-
5eeipts 399 cases; firsts GAG Vi ordi-
nary firsts $1,000; at mark, cases in
ciuded, 60@62 Potatoes, steady; re-
ceipts 81 cars, wisconsin, Minnesota
and Michigan bulk $1.75@l.S5; do
sacks S1.80@1.90. Poultry, alive, un-
settled; fowls 22Q2sc' springs E'c'
turkeys 32c.
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imously adopted as to the retiring
chairman, viz:
We, the remaining. members Of the
Cass County Board, hereby extend to
our retiring member, II. II. Kennedy,
our appreciation of his hearty CO.
operation in all affairs pertaining to
county matters while serving as a.
member OF this board. On his taking
Office, the good road movement was
in its infancy, IL miles being partial
ly constructed between MapIeton and
Fargo. We have always had his
hearty cooperation along this line
and today, with the exception of two
or three unconpleted projects, we
have nearly 240 miles of county roads
and Mr.. Kennedy retires with the
best wishes of concerned, and 1t
was further resolved that these reso--
lutions be spread upon the minutes
and copy sent to MI. Kennedy.
Adjourned, Sine die.
w. r. TUCKER,
County Auditor.
(Dec. 80, 191S.)
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Notice Of stockhoIders, sTectIne.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of
Wells g. Dickey Company viii be held
at three O'Clock p. m. on Friday, the
10th day of January. a. H. 1919, al the
ONCE of said corporation, in Far4sO,
Caas County, y. -.
J.. e. WAKEFIELD.
Secretary.
tDec. 80. 1918. Jan. 6, i8is.1
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tpec. 30. 1a1s. Ian. 81 ~.
State of North Dakota, County sf

State of North Dakota, County! Sf
Casa. In District Court Third judi
ci3i District.
Ida l. Hannah. PiaintIn. VS.. Ed, II.
Hannah, Defeniant.--Summons
The State of North Dakota to the
above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to am
swer the complaint in the above eflti--
tied action. of which a copy is h6re-
unto annexed and served upon yalI
and to serve copy OF your answer
to the said complaint on the subScrib-
er at his Office in the City of Fargo. Ia
said County and State within thirty
days after the service OF this sum
mons upon you, exclusive of the day
OF such service: and IN case OF your
failure TO appear or answer iudRmknt
Will be taken against you by defaeulr
for the relief demanded in the conn
plant.
Dated this 10th day Of December i.
D. 1913.
Attorney for Plaintlhf. oflce and
Postofice Address. Fargo. North Da-
First publication. Dec 18th, 1915
To Ed. n. Hannah, the above named
Defendant:
Take Notice: That verified COM
plant in the above entitled action
OF tho Clerk Of the District Court,
Thiri judicial District, In and for
CaSs County, North Dakota.
r.. X. KIRscH.
Attorney for the Plaintiff. Fargo.
tDec. 16-2$~3o. 1918. Jan. s-13-2o. 1slgD
Citation Hearing Petition for Ap-
pointment of Administrators.
State OF North Dakota, County df
Casa. In County Court, before Hon. =.
q. Hanson, Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Iu-
Gle O'Connor, Deceased.
John o'connor,. Petitioner, ys. Mary
o'Connor. Lucille susan o'conror.
Margaret Susan O'connor, Helen AM
Gela oConnor.~ John Michael 0'Con1-
nor, and Sarah Elizabeth O'Connof.
Respondents.-citati Hearing Petit
tion for Appointment OF Adminis--
The state of North Dakota to the
above named Respondents and all per-
sons interested in the Estate of Lucille
OConnor, Deceased.
You, and each of you. are hereby
notified that John O'Connor. the pefL-
toner herein, has filed In this Court
his petition, praying that letters 9r
administration upon the estate of Luz
cile O'Connor, late of the City of Far
go, in tho County of Cass and State
Of North Dakota. deceased. be granted
to him, John OConnor, and that this
said petition will be heard and duly
considered by this Court on the 2Ist
day of January, A. ID. 1919, at 1000
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day At
the Court rooms OF this Court in the
County Court House in the City Of
Fargo, County OF CaEs and state uf
North Dakota, and you, and each OF
you, are hereby cited to be ana appear
before this Court. at said time and
place, and answer said petition, and
show cause, If any there be, why the
prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated the 18th day of December. A.
D. 1918.
By the Court:
(Seai) A. G. HANSON,
Judge of the County Court.
(Dee. IG-23-30, 1879
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rAReo pRopUcIa srARTEET.

Prices here given represent average
prices being paid by Fargo produce
dealers for shipments from outside
dealers in less than car lots and sub
feet 90 usual grading.
Butterfat--churnfng cream ..9.. 6Sc
Butter-packing stock ...s....... 57c
EGGS,
Strictly fresh, dozen ...s......., 50c
Strictly fresh, dozen ....5........ 55c
no. Live Poultry.
Hens, pounds and over ...... 17c
Hens, under pounds ..s..s...s lie
Spring roosters .s.s..ss.s... Tic
Old cocks ...ss.s. s..l......ssss...s.. 1Ue
Ducks, fat ....s....... ..s....... 1ec
Geese. fat - .-.-.s.,. s....s.....s..,. l3c
turkeys, old toms =. go. 4.... zoe
Turkeys young, no. .S....... 23c
Turkeys young, no. 2 ....*s.tsts lac
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cuICACO LTyESToCIz.

Chicago, Dec. 30.---HoSs, 4O,0OO;
market SC to 10c higher than Satur-
days average; bulk of sales $l7.50Q
1890; butchers S1770@1S.00; light
sic. 90 @17.90; packing s16.9O@177O;
throwouts $1575@16.S5; pigs, good to
choice $i4.50015.50. Cattle, $4,000;
good and choice steers. butcher cattle
and weighty feeders strong to Zoe
higher; medium steers, light ,stockers
ana calves steady; beef cattle. good
choice and prime, $16.25 @ 1915; com
mon and medium s9.75@ Ii: 20; butcner
stock, cows and heifers $8.25 gl4.I5;
Gamers and, cutters 7.00QS.25;
stockers and feeders, good, choice
and fancy, $1O.50@13.75; inferior,
common and medium, S726 gl050
veal calves, good and choice $15.O0Q
1850 Sheep, $4,000; fat lambs j., and L
light yearlings Csc to soc higher;
sheen steady to higher; lambs, choice
and prime $16O0@16.25; medium and
good $14.75 @16.O0; bulls $id.o9 g g1S.2S: 1S 20
medium and good $S.5O@9.75; culls
$4.50@T50.
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spEcrAr. p.ARGATNs.

One 1918 Ford touring, demountabI0
rims, shock abgorbers, etc; one 1877
Ford touring. winter and summer
tops, demountable rims, etc. one 1877
Huron, 5-pasgenger; one Kissei light
6 sedans one b-paGsenger Warren: one
b-passenger Maxwell; one 5-passenger
Thomas Flyer one 1914 Cadillac tour
ingI one B-passAnEer Reos and others
sec us this week for special bargains.
FARGO AUTO EXCHANGE,
OPPOSITE MASONIC TEMPLE.
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moUsEmOET1 tsoone.

FURNITURE packed, stored and
moved e1Epert hands, reasona Die.
Phone SAT-
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CHICAGO CORN MARKET.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-Prospect of un-
settled weather tended today to lift
the corn market Fears were eS-
pressed that rain or snow would lead
to further restriction of the crop
movement. Offerings proved light and
shorts covered freely. Opening prices,
vance, with January S1.42% to $1.43B
and May $780, to $1.37, were fol-
lowed by decided gains all around.
Oats took an upward swing with
corn After opening a shade down to
so n c higher, with May 10, the mar
ket scored a moderate general ascent.
Provisions were more active and
higher.
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$50 REWARD to anyone who can lo-
cate and prove guilty party, stolen
oats from August Hanson farm two
and one-half miles southwest OF Far
go. Address Box No. 424, Fargo, N. ID.
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Notiee of stocIshoIdern, Mcetinr-.

Notice is hereby given that the aii--
nuai meeting of the stockholders of
Fargo Labor Temple association viii
be held st the Labor temple, Jan. 81,
1919, at p. m.
WM. @. TWIGHT,
Secretary
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Market Reports
NEW YoRK srocKs.

New York, Dec. 30.-Extensive Of
ferings of high grade transportations,
Including Penna, Canadian PACIFIC,
Baltimore s. Ohio, at extreme reac-
tions of to / II points, served more
than anything else to undermine the
stock list during the busy morning in
which transactions approximated
100000 shares.
Shippings, oils and motor special
ties also broke l to 21k points. Steels
offered some of the resistance to
pressure, and General Electric, Amer
lean Car and American Can were dis
tinctly strong. At midday shippings
and rails rallied briskly under lead of
Marine preferred and Reading. Trad
ing in Liberty bonds at moderate ad-
vances again assumed enormous pro-
portions.
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There Good Jobs right here at home for capable people Use the
Classified and get i'm touch with YOUR Opportunity.
EYE;. EAI,. NosE. Tnnl, a..

DRS. RINDLAUB~--J. iii. Rlndlaub. II.
d.: Elizabeth Rindiaub. M. D.. MAr-
tin II. Rtndlaub, NJ D.; specialists.
deLendrecie Blk, Fargo.
MISUNDERSTANDING once hours.
TO IL ana 1885 10 5. Offices IN STERN
Block.
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WANTED Experienced combination
bookkeeper stenographer, salary
SIS up, in Fargo.
Wanted experienced girl for Dr.fs
office; must have some, knowledge of
books and able to operate typewriter.
We also have other good openings
for experienced stenographers.
COMMERCIAL BUREAU, 426 deI.en-
drecie Bldg. Phone 1916.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30

City - (. : - s.~s, j 4
That National Banks must proYide
a,,refY bonds in the amount OF the
Z 5s1saairnatfon or good ana sufficient
1aerg6nal bonds in double the amount
az the designation. said ponaa 20 ps
Sied with the county auditor not lat
ar than January 10th, 1913, at ~
5'cfock iii the morning
The following resolution was unAn--
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
Too Late TO Classify

roo LATE no CLASSIFY
EEETsgyETE 80 D y EggS q ~ eFS 20 yE1gEsa
We HAVE OPENINGS for several
first class experienced salesladies
in dry goods department.: good, per
manent positions; no married women.
See Mr.. Gilbert at Blacks store. Do
not phone.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
Want I'D Rates
And Rules Governing Insertion OF
Advertising UEder the
CIassificationh.

one Cent a word eaeh in-
sertfOn.
SI.OO per line per month.
AaInlmun Charge 25c.
No cIairvoyant. fortune teller. mat
rimoniaI or doubtful advertising ac-
cepted. We reserve the right to re-
ject any copy submitted.
No display lines, cut or black bcr-
ders will be run under ciassldcat1ons
and all ads must conform to the typo
graphical restrictions.
Out-of-town orders must be accom-
panied by the cash to insure prompt
insertion.
TELEPHONE 1895.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30

WE CAN TAKE your battery for win
ter storage and take good care OF Ii; !;
IL IL needs repairing we are equipped
20 do that; II you viii phone us we
will send and get It, A. L. Bishop 81
Son Co.. 1895 Front ST. Phone 214t.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30

FIRST CLASS BARBER wanted: $40
per week, so over $40. Joe Brady
Valley City. N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30

WANTED AT ONCE - All-around
butcher and sausage maker. Henry
Glaser. Litchville, N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
AuTO-.-aIoToRcYcLns

FOR sAISE--Dodge touring car, hrst
class condition. Write eos, care
Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30

YOUNG MEN. 16 ana over, are eligible
for government railway mail clerks
$92 month; examinations soon. For
free particulars, write r. A. Terry
(former civil service examiner), 364
Columbian Bldg, WASHINGTON.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-29

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX
Help Wanted Male. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Hide Dealers
- scnlCie1. ..SI
Household Goods For Sale. II
Housekeeping Rooms For Rent.
Houses For Rent.
Houses For Sale .l4
Instruction a
Investments
Jewelry Repairing. ...............i7
Junk a Hide Dealers. ............93
20 -
Leather Goods
Life Insurance
so.osN * V0nICICS. ...81
l1ost--Found-StoIen ,.......@
n Mac hinery e. Tools.
Male Help Wanted. .............k