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Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Soldier" mail from cover there'' has been scarce in Danielson the past three weeks, during which period the regi- ment to which a majority of the Dan ielson boys are attached has been in the first line trenches. Is Now Corporal.
 Howard Call has been advanced to the rank of corporal at Camp Devens. He is one of the selected men from this town @ Mrs. Charles Nado of Pcnsfret was visitor in DanieISon. Drivers of motor trucks that took the big vehicles off state roads We'd nesday had some forceful battles get tlng through the seas of mud Sent to Sail. Two men were sent to the county Jail to serve terms for having been intoxicated, after they were presented in the town court Wednesday morn 1 ing.
 Judge Sabin S. Russell and. Repre- ] sentatives Harry E. Back and Clayton Wright will be in Hartford next. Tues day for the special session of the leg 1 iSlature.
 Fine Picture at orpheun. An unusual motion picture produc- don, Cleopatra, attracted a large au- dience to the Orpheum theatre for matinee and evening shows Wednes- day. @ -.--..-'''- l Danielson selected men who are al Camp Devens have had few oppor- tunities to visit home during the past two months on account of the repeated enforcing of quarantine restrictions. or account of new men coming in and becoming i'll.
 Private Albert Talnose returned tc | Camp Devens, after a trip to New Haven to visit his mother, who is SC. riously ill
 Outdoor Work Resumed. 1 Outdoor work has been resumed al Industrial. place. and carpenters ar, now engaged in working on the IA apartment house at Morin avenue Copstru ction work on this ,.buiidinr has bee nheld up during the winte, kmonths M 1 Union Services.
 Union services, that are being con ducted here evenings this week ar proving of special interest to mem bers of the Congregational Methods and Baptist churches.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roland Gray have bee, spending a few days with reiatitN il Lowell Mir Gray has practically re covered from a serious attack. of pneu monia- - Persons who have been engaged il making excavations this week ga, that frost varying from three to fou feet in depth remains in the grouni in sections of Dadlelson
 Rockville. Lenten Preacher. Rev. Edward T. Matfison \ of S
 John's church. Rockville, will be tn Lenten preacher at St. Alban's churc at this evenings service.
 ] The Dread Casualty List. Danie4son people have come to real
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14

an arrangement with Capt Fred Taft of the Webster Home guard company for an indoor rife match. Teams of ten men will be made up from each company and the match will be shot at a series of meetings, some to be held at the state arnory here, some at the armory in Webster.
 During the winter the Home guard has been obliged to. restrict it's activi : ties an account of the effort to save fuel that would be needed to heat the armory here, but with the coming of spring the guard will be active.
 Captain Huntington said Wednesday that the members of the company have been talking much of having a brief encampment during the summer and that the command probably will go into camp for part of week, as was done last fall, when their stay under canvas included Labor day.
 The company will get outdoor drill Ing also when. the weather permits and further perfect the work in which they have advanced so well since the organization of the company last sum- mer.
 Masons at Plainf7eld Funeral. Members of Moriaa1 lodge, No. Is, A F. and 4. M., were at Plainfield Wed nesday to attend the funeral of Henry
 F. Newton, who joined, the local lodge in 1862, and was next to its oldes1
 member. There was a Masonic ser. vice at the grave.
 To Decide Championship. i Winners of the elirnination contest in the billiard and pool tournament l that has been under way at the Bo- hemian club for the past two month:
 will meet tonight for the final game. l that will decide the championship. 4
 large number of members will be ir 1 attendance.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Girls Decide to Wear VoiIe at Grad uation-Three Alumni Stars For Service FlSa. 'n~s

This week the musical number of
 the High School~leeture course will be given by the. Suwanee River, Quartet, for the Red Cross benefit.
 The sirls of the Senior. Class have decided to wear yoile dresses at grad tUation. The material will be. bought by committee appointed by the class, Ithe price per yard not to exceed a spe- cified amount. The first Friday evening of the
 sitJing term. ethers will probably she held a social in honor of the basket ball and debating team. i--t;''-. : ''s 1 The debate. between Putnam High and Killingly High is to. take place i at Killingly on the 23nd of this month. Miss Dorcas Bartlett has been ap- pointed alternate on the Putnam l team .------
 1 Three more members of the F.. H. E. Alumni have been representa- on tn Putnam High School service flag. They are Stanley Shaw, Raymond AL lard and Edward Perry. j ! Allen and Shaw have enlisted In the | Signal Corps and Perry in the avia- ton corps.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14

Byron Russell Barber, Danielson.
 one of the selected men who went
 from this city to Camp Devens two weeks ago, returned, here Wednesday
 and reported to the local board his
 discharge from the service MT; Bar
 Der is the second in the group of 31 men sent out from here to be dis charged from the service.
 Towns Quota May Be Sent Marct, 2s It was stated at the office of the To- cal exemption board Wednesday af- ternoon that this districts quota of the 95.000 men to be ordered to re-
 port from all parts of the country for military duty will probably be sent out from here March 29.
 On the basis of the last draft, in which this district furnished almost exactly one per cent. of the total. ap- portionment of Connecticut, not more than dozen men should be required and possibly as few as nine.
 Several applications have been re- ceived by the local board from Glass
 l men,. whose order numbers are so
 far down the list that there is no prospect of their immediate induction
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vs. Aida Gravey.

kS.s Al1ud .AJTdN ".
 Trial list, to jury: Florence Houck vs. William B. Wheatley. Mary Nor risey vs. William B. Wheatley. Anna McCaughey vs. William E. Wheatley. John A. Gilbert vs. Francois Du- buque. George c. Jacobson vs. Ed ward Labonte. Georgia Karpare vs. Charles Yalanc. Alice L. Hayward vs. \. Y, N- H. & H. R. R. Co.
 To court: John Cpnley. ct al. vs. Ho- ratio R. Hunt, ct al EIizameth +. Bachelder vs. John P. Lewis. Patrick J.. Banahey vs. NJ. Eugene Lincoln. Swift &. Company vs. Thomas H Jones. Hugh Rice vs. The Town oi Pomfret David l.. Mason vs. Leslie M. Clark. Rosanna Belanger vs. Fred erick C., Jackson Bartholomew A. Mo ran .vs George Moon. John Chudalz vs Annie 1Koss. Mary E. Etheridge vs John E. Etheridge.
 Assignments, to court; R. IT. Brad ley, ct al. vs. John A. Hart. Special Tuesday, March 26th Louis J. 5. Svl- vester, ct ux. vs. Francis Downing.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
Frank kopezki, Elevator Operator al Connecticut Mills, Falls 20 Feet.

Frank Kopezld, 46. West Side, was almost instantly killed at the Con-
 necticut mills about midnight Tues
 day when he was crushed between the side of the elevator well and tfA
 big freight elevator he was operating His body became wedged between the elevator and side of the well and so tilted the elevator as to allow his crushed body to fall to the bottom of the pit, a distance of about 20 feet. Kopezki was the regular operator of the elevator and had been on the night Job. for. several weeks. It was stated Wednesday morning that kopezki had started to make an upward trip with the elevator. when someone on the first l floor of the mill rang for the elevator and that Kopezld leaned oyer to peer down through the space between the 1 floor. of the elevator and the sides of the elevator well. In the meantime 1 the elevator continued to ascend and his. head came in contact with a beam. l The blow felied him to the floor of the 1 elevator and his body became jammed 1 in the open space. tilting the elevator
 so much that his body was released and slipped through to the bottom of
 the pit.
 1 Dr. George NJ. Burroughs was noti . 1 fled of the accident, as medical ex-
 aminer. and later made an examina tion of the body. He found that Kopezki's skull had been fractured, that nearly every one of the mans ribs had been broken, his right collar
 bone and right thigh broken.
 1 The body was removed to the under l taking rooms of Louis E. Kennedy. Kopezki leaves his wife and several children. One of his daughters was to have been married within a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
SEEK FIRST PAPERS
Many Aliens, Chiefly British Subjects,
 Visit Clerk Warner.

Clerk Edgar M, Warner of the su-
 perior court stated Wednesday after moon that there continues to be 9, steady demand for first papers from aliens, chiefly British subjects. Clerk
 Warner has expressed the. wish that applicants for such papers appear at his office Saturdays instead of on other week days. By coming Satur- days it will be much more convenient for Clerk Warner and the applicants will find also that it will be much
 more convenient for, them, as the clerk will be able to devote almost the entire day to issuing such papers as are being asked for in such mum
 bers.
 l Clerk Warner will be in his office all l day Saturday of this week On the following Saturday, March g, he will
 be at the superior court room in Will 1 limantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
SUPERIOR COURT.
Short Calendar Session Announced For Friday-Two Divorce Cases Listed.

Tn the Windnam County Superior court there will be a short calendar and assignment Of cases at Putnam, Friday, March 18th, at p. m. James H. Webb, judge, on the bench.
 The short calendar list:
 Elizabeth. F. Hewlett vs Charles A. Wheaton. Exr. Leo Le Due vs. Good year Cotton Mills. Samuel Spector and Morris Spector vs. Harry F. Weinstein Arnold R., Stone vs. Harold 4. Cope land. Agnes D. Wheatley vs. Charles E
 Aver. Arthur N. Mathewson vs. C.. E Whitaker. William N. Medbury vs Reuben S Bartlett.
 Uncontested dfyo4ces: Maufe ". Ma son rs Frcd C. Macon Tnsa,1la ,fr,.o y-e'
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
Willis Fuller.
Iniured at Hanover.

Theodore Crandsll, while removing the staging from building in H8n- over fell and broke both: wrists and one finger and severely bruised his body
 Fred II: Race, Jr.; of New Haven spent the week end with h.y parents, 3ir. and Mrs. Fred Race. - - :
 Mrs. Esteila La:hrop was S3tur- day guest of Mrs Lewis Smith on Lebanon road.
 MT. and Mrs William BroEnin g. 2 Id daughter -Margaret,s who have been visiting Mrs Grace K. PeekaSm, re- turned to their home in Rshoboth, Mass, ThlfrsdaT. - -. v
 Mrs Ernest. Smith and Mrs. George Miner spent Tuesday in Norwi ica ,.s,st Miss Ella sBeebe of I1sfhngE eli spent Monday with. Mrs. Grace. Reokha rs.
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hour day.

hour day.
 This advance is in line with ad- vances being made throughout Con necticut It was. stated here Wednesday by enc contractor that. new construction work is not very promising for ths |1s18 season. but that there are many Irepairing and remode1ing jobs to be done
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
.CEARK'S CORNER

Dr. N-iSlnl B. Oliver ofa Camp Dew ems was at his home f6r the Tveeksens
 Miss Agnes Sullivan is a recentTfss itor at her home in Worcester. ';.tsssl-f
 Cadet Clinton Oliver is- slowly i'm proving =
 Mir. Shaw spent the week end in Hartford. '7' : ''.--.e ' .s
 Martin Navin. Jr ig.I employed r h New London s, .-3- E
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
WooDsToc VALLEY

Nfr. and Airs. Cliestsr Hatss5sf Nho drove. down. to eSorwi:l1 and .SSerrt.t |. week, with relatives returned 1Aendas.
 Miss Florence W. Kenyon. islw;tii rel atiyes in Providence this weely.:,S5 --S.
 Miss Edith Carpenter spent the week end. in Hartfor5. ! Walter Dodge Of Putnam twass;. ts ir town Friday. y-.s<f
 The Red Cross met !Tgesdav-sWith lNrsl Allen ". Kenycn, ' ::.s 's
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
THE CIR BUILDING @LsIA%u DANlELSoN CuORSU
 COMPANY

into service, that they be moved up so as to be able to go out with the next contingent These requests, which must be. filed in writing with the board. have been granted, and the board stands ready to grant the same privilege to other registrants who are anxious to quickly don the khaki of the Liberty armies.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
OBITUARY
. Mrs. Jane Weeks.

Mrs; Jane Weeks. 7S. Ashford, died Wednesday at the home of her daugh- | ter, Mrs Charles Gallup, in Abingdon. | Mrs. Weeks had been i'll with pneu- monia. She leaves three daughters l and three granddaughters.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
INDOOR RIFLE. MATCH
Planned Between Local Home Guard
 and Webster Company.

The approach of the first of April
 brings announcements as fo planned activities of the Danieison Home guard
 company. Capt F. o. Armington said i-Wednestlay that he has entered into
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
PUTNAM

Byron R. Barber Discharged Fron, Serviee-Dissriets Quota May Go the 2Sth-Many Aliens Take Out First Papers-Judament of $375 For Plaintiff in Bradley Hart, Case = New Quarters For Post Office Ac. cePted.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
DOUBLES FLooR SPACE
lew Post Office Quarters Accepted
 By Treasury Department.

Official confirmation from the treas ury department of the acceptance of the contract for new post office quar- ters in the Union block, in which the office is now located, was received here Wednesday morning by A. A. Houghton. it was announced
 Two stores will be used for office quarters, one formerly occupied by F. T. Tucker. the other now occupied as poolroom and shoe shining par Tor. This will give a floor space oi 2.600 feet. or approximately double that in the part of the block now used as post ofice.s The making of the necessary changes will commence ir the very near future and are expected to be completed about June 1.
 An entire new set of fixtures will he installed. and when the office is ready it. win be a very great improvement over the present office.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
DANIELSON

Chief A. p. Woodward Goes to New Haven to Inspect Fire Apparatus Farmer to Give Up Raising Wheat Frank Kopezlei Instantly Killed Home Guard Match With Webster Company.
 
 Cept r. P. Todd, M. D.. Medical corps. Camp Devens, IS spending a five days leave of absence in Danieison. Charles Johnson, North Grosvenor- dale. county sealer of weights and measures, was here "Wednesday on a trip of inspection. Harold Beckley, son of Mrs. 4. G. Beckley. has arrived safely overseas with the military unit to which he is attached.
 lnspects New Haven Apparatus. Chief A. P. Woodward of the fire department has been a. New Haven inspecting motor apparatus of that rity's fire department.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
Don't
 Suffer From Piles

Send For Free Trial Treatment, No matter how long or how bad go to your druggist today and get a 50 cent box of Pyramid Pile Treatment. It
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-14
Carpenters to Get 50 Gents.

The rate of pay, for Putnam car- penters on and after May l. is to be SS cents an hour. it was stated here bers of the trade 'S4.4o for an eight
The Washington times., 1918-04-19
IN MEMORIAM

loving nenembranre of 10
(hes lIcDonaldl, who Departed thiI Ilfs
April =. 1901, a. har home. - Tenth airest
northwest
Dearest mothsr you are not forEutten
by Her Loving Daughter and son-in-law.
Lieut.. and Ms ~. c. Kent. Bremsrt1n.
Wash
tPitis6ursh. Pa. papers please eopy.l
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Thomas DOvling 8 Company,
ENNNIIOIINwIo D.
SALE OF STOCKS, REAL ESTATE NOTES
AND INsURANCE ASSIGNMENTS


SALE OF STOCKS, REAL EsTATE NOTES
AND INSURANCE ASSIGNMENTS
UNDER COLLATERAL NOTE.
By virtue Of a certain collateral note datsd
Washlngton. d. c. December q, 1911. signed
c. W. Minksr and payable three months
after date. default having been made q
naid note. ~ the request n holder thereof,
We viii sen At publio auction within ths
ofhcs Of The hunsey Trust Co. souchern
Bldg-, 18th and n gta. N. W, Waahlnrtou,
d. c.. on Friday. the ssh day Of April. igi2
A. 1:B o'eloek p. m. the collateral named
therein. to wlts
20 shares Of IntsrnatiouaI Nickel Company.
shares Of Porto Riean AmsTiean rohaeeo
% shaSss Of Hasksn 4. Barker caf Com
70 shares OF Penn Mex Fasi Company.
3 shares Of ButterEorth-Judson corpors-
80 shares Of niIaOIs Surety compsny.
t5oo real estate note q Arthur b ciax-
after date, endorsed By G. ". Minker.
s7,Ooo real estate note Of Arthur b Claxton.
dated 9RnlRry = Dls, payable one ysar aftsF
date, endotsed ~ Q. W. Mlnksr.
q. 90 real estate note of FRANK A. Jen-
nlnEs dated January ,, l9iS. payable ons
year after date. endorsed hy c ". Miuksr.
800 real estate note of Arthur B. Claxfon.
date, endorsed BY G. W. Minler
AasiEnment % interest % Arthur Bertram
C1axton 70 Mutual Life Insurance Co,
policy No. uoe2ls, and
Assignment Of Arthur Bertram Claxton 70
Manhattan Life Insurance. Co.. Policy Ne.
terms: Cash. An parties IN Interest taks
THE MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY.
GEORGE B. FRASER. Secretary. =
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AUCTION SALES
TIIoa .. owFN 4 soN. AuCf,oo.--

TRUSTEES SALE or Two-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING No. et3 EIGHTH 81. N y.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly ~
corded. IN Llber No. 1fli. Folio -, e go. of
the lana records of the District of Coiumbla-
and at The request Of the party secured thsre-
BY, tn undersigned truateoa VII sell IN The
once of Thos. J. Owen q Son, IN q a.
". We Tuesday. the twonty-thlrd day Of
April, A. p. 1873. AZ one o'clock p NJ, tho
following Described land and premises stu
ate In the District % Columbia. and dssig.
mated a. and being Lot - IN Charles Just's
Subdivision of SQUARE 81 ks per plat ~
corded n Laiber G. II. B., folio 81. n ths ~
cords ~ the once of The Surveyor of the
scribed IN aaid deed % trust.
Terms of sale: Sold subject 70 IN prior
deoda of trust for 3. 10 and the amount ever
and aeove aid tru1ta % b paid IN cash A
ocpo1it Of 100 required - tine % sale and
the purcha1er allowed 70 days 20 complafe tha
purchAge- Furthsr particulars at time o. ala
9EOk9e HENDERSON CHARLES y.
WARLN0, Tr1Htsea. uHn1aa
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a horss or mule viii
this aAlsS We nsu an
Anybody can Se suited
aS thsy viii weigh from
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THERE'S always room at the
Turkish Bath. Most comfort
able appointments; thorough
service. Never closed. RIGGS
BATHS, 18th & G. Opposite
u. S. Treasury. mh2a-oct
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sUBURsAN PROPERTY



SUBURBAN HoNE-NIne rooms and bath:
al fenced; IGrEe ootiags stable: hsnnsry and
all other necessary outbuiidings; good shade
and AVN: tive squares from electrio car;
tI5oo; u,cp cash. balance 70 suit. Room
-, Mutual Ere Insurance Bldg, 18th and h
Aprs-tf
NTNE-RooM BUNGALOW-iK acres fround
all under cultivation; minutes walk from
slsctrtc cars; must sell. Phone Columbia
lS-H. apn-H
TAKoNA PARK-NeW bunEaioR With ga
rage; fur. OF unfur.; modern eonvenienes.;
harsaln TO quick buyer. TAKoMA PARK
REALTY co. TAkoma Park, d. c. n
A VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN Ro-
elsvation, splsndid opDortunity quick buyer.
Apply BOX -. Tines ofncs.
A BALLGToN BARGAIN-siE-room h0uss.
BIZ gardan. shade, 40 cash; hne water; Va
eeat; set quick Sc ''coNWELL." 40 H
SEE THIS BEFORE YoU PURCHASE.
A handsomo suburban home; eight largS
roorna. porch % sidsl, lafgs cellar and At
aei bath; nne ahade; AVN, best Of water;
fron ei,y 90 SoOd rOsa' ms 49, 4 ,hs ideal iasSi
spot for q poSitry farm Land IN q high
STATE Of cultivation. PTies. tS 800. Room
~ IS. N. W. aprttf
DAI-AAANlN
r. dwelling. stab,s, : poultry houss.,
orcAard, o.1so: terms n desired. ARTHUR
u coNNoR, roOm "a. - ilth n. ".
CABIN JOHN PARK
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HolEEA
blK new houses and bungalows ready fg
tnspsction, 1850 70 q. 80. Easy termg.
J: s. ToALINSoN. ~ south. Bldg. - US.
ToR 1ALE-Comtry estats. 10 acres. I'M
prore4 ~ Broom houso, equlpped with elec-
the nghtn and running WATER located b.
tween Cheyy Cha1e Cub and Moutgomery
Country Club, No Must b sold At once
FTios, uk,ooo. ADply ust II q. n. ".
aplkd
sLx-RooN. hoIloE tile bungalow; heat. hath;
hot and cold water So fara. Owner len
ay: eaerinca taSoo. - jaekson q. Phone
Ao-A t9e apee&
WE HAVE oUAPTER-AcRBs TRACTS, y
Sntnutos from the Treasury b. automooilo.
Wnien We can soll from 80 tc N5os gocd
neisheosheod: ths chaapest grsund near IL
Hatioaal Capital
:. II T1GdERr, Exesuuiv- Aren't.
iS19 New York ave. q
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/ FOR RENT-RooMs
FURNISHED.

2iST ST.N.W., f42O-Large, at
tractive front room, near bath;
will rent to two gentlemen; near
Dupont circle; private family.
Phone North 74O2. "a
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VIII McAenryr ]
cad from Harars-
town. Nd. Q. L Non
San, 20 head from
daryland, Charley Nc
Henry - had from
|naryiand and Psnna.,
|W. 7. Magruder. Io
head from Montgom-
cry Co., Nd. Lot q
carts. wagons. and
harness Extra lot OF
draft horses suitable
for coal wagons and
cartA Anyone ueedin9
do well by attending
horses for high dollar.
IN this lot of horsss,
loo 10 i,soo pounds.
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9 81. y. h Til-FurniEhod rooma, heat
gl4 bath: private family. Phone L 5i3t:
gentleman only. fais-tf
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WANTED-ROOSss AND BOARD
rs sTRIcTLY PRIVATE FAAfILT~Prefsr-
ablT unfUruiHhsd roam by refined middle
aeed bachelor In Government: permanent;
reasonable. Address BOX -, Times ofhes.
u
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FORD-A condition; cheap 10 cash buyer.
Hyattsville, Nd, phone s7-W. y
RENAULT CAR; landAulst body; motor in
hrst-clasa condition: body newly paintsd and
upholstered: can be seen at Dupont Garage.
For further information phone North SOSs.
BOX 2s2. Times office. =
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DEATHS

AeCOtt..iCk-On Ihurl4Ay, April =. 11ll a
the rsHidence o. her daughtsr. Ms Ida ~
Toen,s; Msrdnsn Courts Elst. Mrs. MAHr
Funeral saryioss At ths Church or ne a..
vent saturday. Aprii .. az >. m. Frisnis
invited In
NEFF-ou Tuesday. Apri is. lols, E1r1EA IL
NEFF tnss Wsingartl, beloved viz q H'li-
liam "A. Nen.
Julius EEiof. Ia Tennessss avenue nortf-
east. On Friday. April 10 AZ SO e. n.
thence to Holy Comforter Church. -Four
tenth and East Capitol gtrealn, Whera n
quiem mass viii b aid at y m for ths
Eeposs q her soul lntermsnf a. 1loune
Olivet Cemetery. Halallrea and frisnd1 ~
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FOR RENT-H0USEs
RURNI8HED.

FINELY FURNISHED HoUsE-iS roomS
Nay LIST 70 Sept 18th. y. ". district
Phone North SIS. 20
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ROOMS AND BOARD wanted
by young lady, employed, in
private family; prefer near t4th
st. car line; must be reasonable.
Phone Col. 1869. t.24
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ROOM wanted by young man;
Columbia road or in Mt. Pleas
ant. Phone Col. 27i8-J. p
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02
Villages
Mark Wake of the
Retredtu1g Huns
(Ry the Associated Preaa.l


the
general retirement north
n
The
seized the lying
French this
Chateau
villages
thing they
The entire battlefield is dotted conagaon
proportions.
Along
resistance greatly diminished
series kets
the veznly &.
Of
toward Rheims they yards
east OF Romigny
Allied position
yards om-
ny
With American Aisne
salient Their gains
during
the night Americans
this
the heavy
fields mile.
the watershed north Nesles