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REPORT OF THE SPELLING
TEST.
Held in the Public Schools of Ibe.
ria Parish, April 1 and I'd,
1918.

L
who scored 100 per cent in ths
SpellingTest held throughout tin
Parish, April 1st and End, 1918.
There were five hundred 600,
words in the list submitted to thu
contestants on those dates. anC
the pupils who scored 100 pei
cent in that test will receive from
the Department of Education a
Baton Rouge, certificates signeC
by the Governor and the State
Superintendent Of Education.
Much praise is due to the
pupils who made a perfect score
because the test was an exceed
ingly hard one.
Patoutville School.
Group 1.-Therese Delahous
saye.
Group 2.-Joe Dalbor, Aller
Hebert, Norbert Perret.
Darby School.
Group 1.-Antonia Bodin, Bes
sic Darby, Freddie Darby, Cler
pha Hebert. Lena Hebert, Rosa
Guilliotte, Eddie Leblanc, Pau
Louviere. i ~iz
Perret School.
Group 1.-Inez Landry, Eunice
Lyon.
Weeks Island School.
Group 1.-Urnie Broussard.
Stewart School.
Group 2.-Marie Grivat.
Duboin School.
Group 1.-Rena Domangue, Eu
nice Fitch.
Group 2.-Iris Alexander. Be
atrice Curtis.
PEBBLES School.
Group FLORENCE Broussard,
Lucille Broussard, Oneil Brons-
sard, Lena Savoir.
Group 2.-Inez Lourd, Susie
Savoir.
Belle Place School.
Group 1.-Alice Breaux, >Ce-
cile Decuir, John Eldridge, Jr.,
Richard Eldridge, Lloyd Gonsou-
lin, May Priou. Luke Verret, Lii
liam Valet. Rita Valet.
Group 2.-Claude Gonsoulin,
Hugh Gonsoulin.
BONN School.
Group 1.-Sidney BONN, Ante
BFeaux.
Loreauville High School.
Group 1.--Aline Borel, Henriet-
ia Braquet, William Crochet,
Claude Dauterive. Mabel Judice,
Mildred Rabalais, Celimene Rose.
Group 2.-Henrietta BONN,
Lawrence Bonin, Camille Boutte,
Helen Broussard. Vivion Moulis,
Mary Rose, Edith St. Marie, Ly-
lia St. Marie, Olive Shaw.
Group 3.-Candide Breaux,
olga Gonsoulin, Lucy Rabalais.
Prince School.
Group Rose Broussard.
Charles Chataignier, Cora Con-
dram, Valerie Gondran. Cecile
Gonsoulin, Regime Gonsoulin,
[rma Molbert.
Dugas School.
Group Rosa Landry.
Group 2.-lDennis Dugas, Noelie
Landry, Stella Leblanc.
Steckler School.
Group Viola Hebert, Lyra
Neuville, Mere rcedez Provost, Eula
Thelma Vincent.
Group 2.-Anita Hebert, Aspa-
,ie Hebert.
Corona School.
Group 1.-Therese Clement,
Edmai Dugas, Cecile Lamperez,
Beatrice Pourciau, Lena Peltier,
Sidney Peltier, Cordelia Thibo-
leaux.
Coteau School.
Group ANDRE. Babineaux,
Angelo Babineaux, Cecile BAH
neaux, Locadie Landry.
Lozes School.
Group Lydia Hulin, Honore
Romero. Electa Rouly.
Leblanc School.
Group Edith Delahoussaye,
Rena Delahoussaye, Eunice Le-
Blanc.
Group 2.-Dulciede Delahous-
saye. Lotto Leblanc.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-11
New Iberia High School.

Tie tdulhlHS, huly yates, MIDI tlld
Gonsoulin, Yvonne Gonsoulin,
Norma Green, Lena Hippler, Viola
Hughes, Louise Lamperez, Andre
Longtin, Fred Louviere, Marcelle
Muller, A. n. Muller, Frances
Picararo, Henrietta Pharr, Emer-
son. Sanders. Louise Selma.
Group 3.-ames Andre, Rose
Anglers, Mildred Aubry, Camille
Bodin, Lexina BONN, Rosella
Broussard. Irene Burnham, Ab-
don Delcambre, Eunice Del
cambref Thelma Duperier, Mar
Gus Fisher, Laurie Freeman,
florence Harkins. Mabel Harkins,
Guy Hebert, Vera Hebert, Berry
Lamperez, Antime Landry, Leila
:Lassere, William Lourd, Ruby
Melanson. Frances Miller, Vera
Reynaud, Lille Riviere, Janice
Scharff, Dorothy Shaw. Edith
Shaw. Bryan Sumrall, Thomas
Sumrall, Rita Taul, Stella TAU,
Mildred Taylor, Gladys Viator.
Julia Street School.
Group 1.-Marie Borel, Hypo-
lite Bourg, Willie Boutte, Amelia
Carstens, George Colgin, Clyde
.Delahoussaye, Lily May Francois,
St. Paul Bautreaux, Milton Her
peche. Josephine Judice, An
toinette Langla, Mona Lemaire,
Robert Mestayer, Bessie Pecarara,
John Reynolds, Bob Renoudet,
Irving Spencer, Lucille Spencer,
Melvin Sullivan, Celeste Segura,
Francis Siebeck, Ruth Voorhies,
Madeline Vuillemot. Margaret
Winters, Cornelius Voorhies.
Group 2.-Olga Ashy Alice
Caulking, Milton Delcambre,
Valerie Dore, Olga Fremin. Dola
Lane, George Lane, Jennie Sum-
rail.
Live Oak School.
Group 1.-Catherine Barthe,
Lawrence Bienvenu, May Brous-
srad, Laura Burnham, Olga Can
tine. Mary Comeaux, May Bress-
ler, Randolph Dressler, lone He
bert, Ethel Lane, Stella Louviere,
Dorothy Mestayer, Maud Muller,
Lucy Neil, Eunice Reynaud, Amy
Sandoz, Eula Underwood.
Magnolia School.
Group LENA Andre, Alma
Conrad, Llyod Daniels, Mervn
Daniels, Warren David, j. =.
Davis, Vincent Dimarco, Julian
Ewes, Frederick Fisher, Dorothy
Hall, Viola Price, Noelie Romero.
Morbihan School.
Group Louis Grand, Esther
Lagrange.
Norres School.
Group Rosa Hebert.
Group 2.-Elodie Boudreaux,
Enola David, Emma Derouen.
Ante Dupuy.
Marcel School.
Group Cora David, Bernice
Derouen.
Group John A. Derouen,
Lillian Deslatte, Odette Deslatte.
Avery Island School.
Group LENA Dugas. Annette
Landry, Thebald Prince, Antol-
nette Stefani, Raimondo Stefani.
Derouen School.
Group 1.-Clemie Armintor,
Florence Delcambre, Julius De-
cambre, Odette Delcambre, Roy
Delcambre.
Jefferson School.
Group 1.-Ernestine Blanchard.
Maria Blanchard, Nelson Bou-
dreaux, Olita Boudreaux. Ollte
Boudreaux, Nelis Delcambre,
Nella Derouen, Marceline Hebert.
Ophelis Leleux.
Laodis Delcambre School.
Group CLAY Lemaire, Lu-
cille Lemaire.
Delcambre Line" School.
Group Fired Delcambre,
Louise Delcambre, Lucille Dooley,
Elise Drouet. Mercedes Gilbert,
Rene Landry, Rita Landry,
Adolph Saunier. Bertha Saunier,
Mathilde Tfeo, Nela Vincent.
Group 2.-Lelia Landry, Lola
Landry, Nella Landry.
Bodin School.
Group 1.-Liley Miguez, Claud
Robichaux, Nina Robichaux.
Group 2.-Romain Louviere.
David School.
Group 1.-Felician .Hebert, Eu-
nice Seugra.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-11
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria, ,enriches the blood and builds up the sys-
tenn. A true tonic. For sdults and children. 60c
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-11
Segura School.

Group 1.-Agnes Comeaux,
Dulcide Comeaux, Evie Derouen,
Lily Derouen, Mabel Segura,
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LEGAL NOTICES


@Ot902 81. C0lE1Aoy0A0
- &so"334hWsy o0mStruetion.
. State Aid Highway win be received bv
the state Highway Commission and
Board Of County Commissioners at the
court House at Grand Forks. North Da-
fS,s; not inser than 2 G,c!ock ?. NJ.
they will be publicly opened ana read.
9Th proposals must be mailed to or
otherwise deposited with tho County
Audttor 2 shall be sealed ana en-
state Highway State Aid GProiect No
1870 in Grand Forks County, -
D. A certified check for ST of the
Eoss sum bid must accompany each
proposal.
:uii.s Of ssrts road i Hnsr ssss invo ~
sssavstion. ss'sss, Gu. US yssa' t yqni kim
s;as6 Gu, yds: sta. overhaul, 7s1,Tl,n. Il:
lying between Manvel, N. D. and the
Bids shall b. submitted sspsratsly,
on .entysrts. stc- 81 per prspaIsd pro.
COPIES Of the .p.eiae.t,ons and
h County Auditor. Plans are also on
Nle in the Office of the state H1ehway
at Bismarck. North. DAKOTA
Ehere they may be sean for Fexasnina.
\ I. An bidders are invited TO .sbe
present at tho opening Of the pro-
&. The riiehit. is. reserved to reject any
be. determined to ~ for tie. hest
interests Of the county and state ana Is
waive stechnjcalitfes. s4s&.
Dated nay 10Th Hans 5issi 4sRsssss;
E5s11fay. 1881 and Jun0 a10
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4. D.. 1918 at eleven o'clock A.. NJ. Of
that. day. then and there to. attend the
bearing on the petition of Karl f. West
berg for the admission to probate Of a
cer,ain instrument in writing purporting
Anna Johnson. formerly Anna Westberg,
deceased. and to be appointed executor.
thereon, said respondents TO show cause
It any there be. why said will, should
not be admitted to probate and the said
Karl F. Westbers appointed as such
executor.
Personal service of the above citation
at least twenty (.o) days prior to- such
hearing on:.. J.. Oscar Westberg, Henry
johnson, Frederick. II. Westberg, minor.
and Mathilda .WestbcrE. his duly ap-
pointed and qualified guardian. and 1T
least ten (lO) days prior to such hearing
John Bridston. Treasurer Of Grand
Forks County, N. D. . -.
Also sseryice by publication in the
Grand Forks. Herald once a week. for
three successive weeks. the last publica-
ton to be at least twenty (2O) days
Pstea Grand FORKS. N. D.. May 2srd,
Court Sealts l.. X. HAsSELL,
h.. Judge Of the County Court.
f. e. L.. I4lNnSTROM. - .~.,
T. Atty. for Executor.
l. MAY 24.S1l. and June I.
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(May 17-24-31. 1879.
HoT1cE or

. Notice Is Hereby given that a Stock.
holders nesting. of. the Northern Pack
company viii be hsldset the general
N ne oq1idink in ut the h,b sit KIT ! Grand Forks.
1915. at-10!O0 o'clock. a.. m, and that said
meeting is called for the purpose Of
taking such action IS is necessary to
increase the capital stock Of said cor
poration tproviding such increase is
Ssfniss d sd ! {;l.ot g ess s tsa. q saa sns
additional I'VE hundred thousand dol.
lars, $500. 900. o0) to- the capital stock
of such%corporation:,and for the further
purposesof !. providing he proposition Of.
Con1monHs,and :lEareferred /. stock. which
shall besprpv1dAds%{pr in said increase.
to such matter. I.ssass@F III 49,
pated.attsGrands Forks, North Dakota,
this 5Tday sofx4xprflfs 1918. u
49,. IN r. MURPHY,
c. w. GRAVES, President.
eApr. 1. sSsgaEssa NAY ,-1o-.7-.4-,,, Jun.
~ Iltz-14)
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IN COUNTY COURT '7'-
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

IN COUNTY COURT 'f'
stated NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Grand Forks
IN n Matter Of the Estate of Max
Stern. Deceased. rs
Mtnna Stern. Petitioner
Cecilia Link. Lucille stern, John
.F FG,dsto '9e,, as Treas; Of Grand
= other persons interested.
The State Of North Dakota and thu said
county Court to the above~namedS Re-
spondents. Greeting:
You, and each ct You. are hereby cited
and required to Be and appear before the
County Judge Of said County, at the
Court House in the City of Grand Forks
IN Ea1d County. on the LIST day of July
4. D., 1918. at two o'clock P. NJ. Of that
day a then and there to 'sh2w cause il
Iment OF Max Stern. deceased, shall not
De admitted to Probate in this jurisdic-s
ton and why Minna Stern shall not be
appointed executfix thereof. upon the
F RFsaaselG or .e ed,d iR wifi aifIeim TsaeS 81 1hs q c;, the
fornia Court having jurisdiction thereof.
Personal service OF the above citation
ut least twenty (20)' days,pr1or to such
hearing on:s.;Jehn Brid4t61e as county
Treasurer of Grand Forks County, n. b.
Grand Forks Herald once. a week. for
three successive weeks. the last pubii-
cation to he rat least twenty (20) DAYS
prior to+such hearing. 81
Dated Grand Forks. N. D.. May 1e. A.
tcourt"sea1,t+ sa2L.. K HAssELL,
Judge.of the County Court
FRANK.R FEETHAM. - = :. =
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NOTICE Rms.

May 70, 1918.
Sealed proposals will be received by
y. G. Boushee, clerk, for, and In. behalf
Of, the School Board of. School District
No. 24S. Huntsville Township, Polk
County. Minnesota At thu office. Of w. i.
Edward. architect. .Grapd Forks, N. d..
VI. to the hour of ! o'clock r. N. on. June
9r1alS for the erection of a frame school
building tn~fsepafate bids on the general
contract work: heating and ventilating
verk; md plumbing work Gthe plumbing
nsettcns Of .anneo. in. accordance with
8wards. architect. Grand Forks \. D.
ing n specifications, may be seen at the
luth. at the Office Of the County, Super
office Of the Clerk Of District No. 24S
: sias to BE- aceosapanied by a certified
the bid. payable to e. &. BousheA. clerk.
Successful bidders must furnish the
board with ar6atiafa Glory. Surety Bond,
in the full amount of the contract. price,
for the faithful Performance OF The. con-
tract. =
bid for School Building" to be plain
~ marked on tie outside Of the envelopes
containing: the bid: The right ID re-
served to accept or reject any and all
bids. -. >.
E. G. BousHEE.
W. j: EDWARDS.
Architect. 80
(May s|-2S,2S: June ~ y
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KATHERINE STTNSON
WILL RESUME TRIP
TO. NEW YORK TO-DAY

: Binghamton, NJ May. 14.-Mies
Katherine Shnson will not de- able to
resuno her flight from i Chicago to.
New York until-after noon today. The
propeller Of her plane was broken
when the machine turned up on it's
nose q she landed ine q sswampson a.
hill top four miles from the city Last
evening. [, ~
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1HttWA1T1DaroR a1Anua.

9d0 Wx033Osx0R 01AON0,
h Board OF Supervisors of Chester
township will receive bids for grading
four miles of . In CherterNtownship
at Emerald ON Thursday, May 80, at 2
p. m. rs Vi I
The bcsFasresarvss the right to reject
any or all Bias.
-E-. E. veitch.
s:f -. Y Chairman.
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Default havins occurred In the tersns
Of the mortgaEe hereinafter deacribsd.
pay certain taxes levied against the
property. described in said mortgage and
Hrder the terms thereof the.'asslenee
OF OF ,, ne m mortgagee having declared the
and payable by reason Of s~uchGdefauit:
Notice is Hereby Gtren.s that that Ger.
t Ia me- g executed and delivered
Burgess, his wife, mortgagors, to Is. A.
Gowran.. mortsagee. dated the 22nd day
OF October. 1919, and filed for ,ecord
IF ~ t tns c 9mf9e OF Of. t Gsan HGeE Eans Of +, Deeds
Ct North Dakota, on the 23rd day Of
60 n Book los Of Mortgage. on page 2a6.
e. c. GoWran, which assignment has
beena duly recorded in the offce OF the
said Register Of Deeds. and is now Of
a sale. Of the premises in such mortra ny
and hereinafter described at the front
door Of the court house in the county
Of Grand Forks and state of North Da-
on the 18th day Of June, 1915. to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage on
the day of sale. s0s
Gage and which VIII be sold To satisfv
the same are .described'as follows, viz:
Lot numbered seven co in block NUM-
l nsned to s the' nity % ~ G2.n ssk Hnrs Adj
according to the recorded plat; on Ale
ana Of record. in the office Of the Regis
Ter 81 Deeds in and for Grand. Forks,
county and state of North .Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage
AZ the date of sale the sum OF Four
Hundred, Sixteen dollars and .seventy-fve
cents t41es75l principal. and interest,
= a. ne, :. OF t%ightly-nine dollars and
!nirty-edght cents Gs9.3S). taxes for the
to be added.
= -" c. G: GowRAN, u
.- Owner OF Said MORTGAGE.
FRANKxB.F EETHAM, Attorney,
r. First National Bank Building,
Grand Forks. North Dakota.
tMay 3-10-17-24-31, June ~
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GRAND FORKS HERALD, FR1DAY.sMAYs u, 1918.
In

loo pei. yard on all materials. geadeit
REaf ssa,p css: Dys House az
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EXPERIENCED DREssMAKINd DoNF
at home: reasonable. SIG Chestnut.
1851, N. w. 81 ~
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NOTICE

To the Above Named Defendants:
PLEASE a * notice that. the object Of
the, above entitled action is to deter
mine adverse. claims to the following
county of Grand Forks. state OF. North
Dakota, to-wit: the northwest quarter
Section twenty-three, township one hun
dred sh~ftysthree. North of range fifty
three west. and that. no personal ,,claim
10 made against the. defendants. l.
J Dated April 3.EfSlS. =.
AeaNTYRH q BURTNEsS.
Attorneys for7nf1tnti6.
-: G(&6HX 3.1a-l7 q. 44.fl I1inhe ~. ~
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A. 4; Bruce. Adm.nistrator q TIL.
g. Jenkins. L. 7. sTwichell, general
guardian Of the person and
estate Of H, II. Jenkins. a minor.
Nancy H. Ellsworth and ali "a
perAons claiming any estate or
interostsi in or lien Or iIicum-
brance upon the property de-
scribed In the complaint, rs e"'
: heirs, devisees. leEatees or other.
Wise Of Hallett H. Jenkins de-
$ caased. OF OF John u. Ellsworth,
deceased. and all person IN
known claiming. any estate or in.
terest In or lfenitor incumbrance
upon ths. property described In
the complaint, Defendants,
The State Of North Dakota to the above
named defendants: :. ~. n
You and each Of you are hereby. sum-.
moned to answer the complaint in this
which complaint Is on file in the
Of tho clerk OF the district court
Of Grand Forts county, North. Dakota,
and to, sexvA. copy of your. answer upon
the subscriber within thirty days after
exclusive Of the daysof Service: and in
81 your failure to appear or an
swer. judsment viii be taken against
you, BY default for the relief demanded
in the complaint. ~.
Dated April {, 1918.
4. MCINTYRE & BURTNESS,
attorney for Plafntin,i
80 Grand Forks. North Dakota.
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Cut out the pieturs on all four sides.
Then carefully fold dotted line 1 ia
entire length. Then dotted line e.
and soon. Fold each section under
meath accurately. When eompletod
turn over and you'll and Q surprisine
result Save the pictursA
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WANTED AT ONCE GOOD. GIRL
stenoTrapher and bookkeeper. apply in
own handwriting to Box $50, Grand
EoEks, M. ~. .a-: "a. - -.
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GIRLS WANTED 10 FOLD cIRcU-
. sars and wrap. PARCELS. Apply tt Mr.
( Webster, Crystal Bros. as;205 DeMers
4 avenue. s5
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.FEMAIE MEIp-Con,anued.


waitress. Wages $50 per month;
board and room. Address SfKirkwood
Hotel Cafe CarrinHton.&N.s D.HM
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK:
$4,000 per. mo-. Mrs. Spearman, Ar
villa, N. d. - 1890
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WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL
h9usework. Mrs. E.. Mills 1915
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WANrED-YoUNG GIRL 70 ASSIST
With housework. Small family. SIS
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eAEay sss=s4-.5-2S-.sD '''''-'
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WANTED ~ GIRL TO HELP WITH
housework J on farm. Address, 726
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GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
hnnsevork. Mrs. I. J. Smith. Ssl
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wAN7ED-coMPErENr GIRL FOR
general housewosk. Mrs. c. j. Muir.
ply, 132 Reeves Ave. y
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YOUNG WOMAN WANTED AS SALES
2 In Bargain. Basement. Benners &
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COMPETENT GIRL. WANTED FOR
general housework. COS Cherry street.

YOUNG GIRL.wANrED TO WORK IN
Kitchen at Dacotah hotel: Apply to
chef. A51!! .-&.. "
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PHYMc1ANs 4 suRGEoNLcsa.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

t>uNFURNisHInp Ro0Me;.RAfH. GAS
electricity. hard WOOD, loorA Sls.So.
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49,. O.. - s@V -
STATE OF NORTH DAKorA,)
County of Gnand Forks.
r IN DISTRICT COURT. 4,
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT IS
Ralph Edgar Schjeldahl. -. . F.,
49,. Plaintiff
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GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. Prescott, Herald,
ApAEtments. go ;.
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FOOT aPEmAIlsN

DIR. &c. ANsoN. FOOT SPECIALIST.
X Over Drug Store Ard and DeMers Ave.
Cor1a removed without pain. Instant
relief to tired And aching feet. Nails,
bunions treated. Both phones.
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iLADIEssAND MHN's HATS CLEANED.
b and rNblocked; expert work. \ Send BY
Inail. III No. 3rd,s Grand Forks. 4.
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FOR Rents ROOM COTTAGE WITH
water, sewer, toilet and electric lights,
$40 .DoyPy Avenue. East 6rand FORTS.
=. G.sR jacob. Phone 90.
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NEW FIVE ROOM HOUSE, ALL MOD.
erF.; at $50 North Fourth street. for
rent. Inquire! Joseph M1howaid. N. W.
phones 27S-L, 1873, or T.. q. $751;.
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wANTED-G1RL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
. p6aR. 8 GOOD cd WWages to..right person.
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THE PALACE AoTEL-RooKe. $500
per week ana Up. . 7th st. and bakers.
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nor SALE MY CASH. GROCERY AND
: Confectionery, also auto livery. No
competition: investigate Business
speaks for itself. r. G. York, Ardoch,
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-03-08
WILSON WILL TAKE OVER
HOB0KEN, n. j., WHARVES
Properties of Hamburg and
North German Lloyd Com
panieS to Be Seized

WASHINGTON, March 5-President
Wilson intends to take over the Ham
burg-American and North German Lloyd
Steamship companies wharves and
docks at Hoboken, N. J. He arranged to-
day with Senator Martin, Democratic
leader, for an amendment to the urgent
deficiency appropriation bill giving him
such authority.
Although the government has been
using the dock properties of the two
German companies, President Wilson
told Senator Martin at a White House
conference today that it was deemed
necessary to take over the legal title.
The president arranged with Attor-
ney General Gregory to advise congress
of the legal situation.
Senator Martin was called to the White
House to arrange for a provision in the
urgent deficiency bill to meet the sit
uation No details of the president S
plans were given Senator Martin, but
arrangements were made to take up the
urgent deficiency bill in the senate to-
day ahead of the war finance corpora
ton measure to expedite the deficiency
appropriations and also the matter re-
lating to the German docks.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-03-08
GEORGIA CAN HELP WIN
WAR BY RAISING FOOD
Or, SouIe Addresses Joint
Meeting of Council and
County Commissioners

Georgia can render distinct service
to the government in winning the war
by concentrating its efforts in making
successful the greater food production
and conservation program planned for
the state, DR.. A. NJ. Soule, federal food
administrator OF Georgia, Wednesday
afternoon told a joint meeting Of the
city council and county commissioners
at the city hall.
I'VE must have a normal cotton crop
to help relieve the shortage of spinning
fibers and supply the war needs of cot
ton, but we must also concentrate our
efforts to increase the production of
foodstuffs on our normal acreage. To
concentrate our efforts on our normal
acreage will help US to deal more eff
fectively with the shortage of labor
and save the efforts and the time that
the addition of more land would entail"
he said.
DR.. Soule spoke during the morning
to the students of Girls High on the
effective part women can take in the
war through food conservation and food
production. He prefaced both addresses
with a description of the attitude
which he said the people of Germany
assume toward the people Of the United
States.
The Germans think we can't make
the sacrifices necessary to the winning
of this war;" he said. THAT thought
strengthens their morale. Let us all
work together, for we are all in this
war, whether or not we wear a uniform,
to speedily dissipate that thought and
to hasten the end of the struggle.