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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
Hut

5u, bod itieb e. MIR bier llnD on aul
Elm Mort Oes M}itgefiibls unO Der SeS
frie6igung Oariiber, ,DoB 5ral JarS
leD Die SGifte ibrer 2oit anbern 9aHS
cen iiberge6eu bdbe. I'm ben Reit lelg
ter trogen 3r tonnen 8pne Seltafp
glng ieiner @ermutund brdhte lplH
crit Der 9tnfang zines Brieles aus slelp
Dprt, ipelber lautete. ,,Deute Dir nlll,
ich babe iie geieben. Sic unD WlilO1eg,
gIei9en einonOer 70 iebr. pie ods ps'
2pei Sinoern m09licb 1T, non neIlsH
bas cine i'm 2Grus aufiud6it nn0 o9S
on0ere oft tein 3peites poar SdnQss
gum pe9ieln bat. sd traf lie alll
Dsn SauIpeg, Tie fam gang bidI an
mir corbei; id bate iie il Die ArlIls
I4licBen m0gen. glarm id e nl@,
tat2 Dab iie seqlaubt battci4 iei nlg'
BEL GeriianDe, lpiiroc mir ipeniger aus.
genacbt 6aben, als iie 10 unbeaDtei az
mir DoriiHerge6en 5u lniien, Oas
IiiBe GeInopf, Oas bod 3u mir g,
96rte. SIR prchti9er 2ti3ug uno 9x
bo@miitige Wliene. nit Der Tie nm l'W
blidis, flDRten mir obsr loldje ScpeH
Gin. naB ih i6r niht einmdI bic Slr.us,,
Be binunter folate, unb bo@ 5oa n!lu
mein gdnSes ger5 gu ibr 9in als ipal. aI.
es mein eiQenes &inb. QBie maglt Nn
erit i'm iie trduern uno 9icb ndh v.
ie6uen. @rfi jeBt beereife i'd Ge.ll'm ,'
gan3sn S9mer5, nun idb nil ei9sH'H.
Qluqen bies 2tbbilD 9eines Sieb!'n9s
geisben BABE, 0er Dir oasin n0dl )"
3rof un0 5reu0e geblieben 1T.
Gieler 9lei4folls ppn Pima gs
i@riebene 8ricF ootierte nur 5egnSaqMss
5ilrud Bon Da ab trugen bic s5rlsl, il,..,
cine anoere 9(oreI1c, mas ben 4oIi5Illt:es
nint iouoerli9 ii6erraidie ,, Sm
ponoerten ni5t mebr nod Der tle!I.r. !l.s
Staot in S6io, Ionoern in Elm 9elplIl,.Sa ~
Sous Der 8feeder StraBe in Nslg
gort. Die Mitipe mar nit i6retAOTI
ter naA ser 8eltlioaE ii6ergelIelDs.','r.
Sn cen IpGtersn BriefrN mar nun pGT .Ss
fla oon einem i6peren 4ampf y ~. ~
rem %nnern hie sie0e, lpelc9er ~ Tv ~,
Elm nit Dem 9tiugen i'm ras ta9tul
grot lire c6ne6iu iGwddle @eluln9V'"
me9r un6 mebr untergrabFn lau."
"a i5orties ing fels')
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

9yn ser G6ompoone ha6en lido In
ser g2ndboridoft Don 8eouicioir 9lr.
tiaeric&dntpfe abaeipieIt
syn SEN glrqonnen fat es ebenfoas
9lrtiaerie IueQe aeaeben oitd muir
sen gom6en Qemorfen, Dornchnlid
HI ser llmQe6una non @oaotcllc no
Sic admpfe III leb6oftcr ggeiie fort
ooiiern.
cont 1T ser Gaa ii6eraa in rii6i-
qer @eiie perloufen un0 synfanterie
9lnariffe moren niroenos slt Oeraeidl.
nen
.E6fro nn+eerrof+c+ oho
ni56cr Mr5on6+fAof+
0}ofo
ocfin 90 N}5r, lin,n.
frieoon n,i+ 5or ionomi,,Son 0rrt,nort
neoen ocr o2or;tirf,'r1an Sor iononi
,e5sr Norniio,,en n 55ino ,,r}er6rei.
Xxx oio 0}efi,,, a}roior,,n, 6c,,to oo.
iononiiden me,,,nS},hoft ana 0}otr
botroffs oio,or 9f,,oofo,o,6oi+ Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

eldttete bic @ngen uno mari einen Slid
binein. GroBer @ott Das porcn
nid]t bic G9rift5iioe zines Wannes;
oas mar aud ieine 0anDi9riIt, pie
man iie einem Mdohen aus WiIoreD
5arIeDs Stanoe erportet. @s mar Ia
~ @r rang nab Qltem, f9aute ii1 Inn
in Dem betGnntcn @emqH, ob er audi
BEL @eritan0e lei. uno bann pieDer in
nie @ldtter. &eiu 8peiFel es mar
Die Sdrift ieiner 6rau ober bod 6ers
Ielben 70 d4nii9. 0nB Gr iprang
auf, 6olte bic trr5en 8rief6eu Berbei.
Die er pdbren0 bee @erfobungs3eit BON
ibr erbolten, un0 Der9li9 Iie nit ben
3eilen, bic Oor ibm lagen. 1ieielben
8u9Iiabsn. 9lur Genofsbas 6ano
tOnnte bic @orte geiHrieben 6abeu, bic
er jebt lefen iollte. Qln men, ua0 3u
peldem 3med2 Dies Gjebeimnis 81
ergriiu0en mar jebt feline 4fliht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

acitcrn 9l6euo. ooB ser Gdmpfer
ourc6 Signolc 9emeIoct babe, en-
pcroc bon einem ltntcriee6oot oer.
folgt. Gieiel6e Gepcide 6radltc 0ie
erite &un0e bon Dem llntergonge oeS
0ompfers u5ala6a~) }
Grei6t onge6lib ~"
Boot 5ur 6luMt.
2On0ou, 20. Ntar8. Der bier
cineetrofiene britiihe 9ompfer uGitD
of 9rlHels~ iit ouf Der 6obrt I'M
cngliiheu Gonal ciucnt 0ettidcu I'M
terieeboot 6ceegncl. Ger 9opitdn
ocs 0oupfers cutidloB ii6 ioiort
sum 9lngriff mo elm mif 0cd ouge
bramtcs 9}oidineu9eidiib nobm Oos
III. .@oot unter 5encr. lle6erroicbt
ourd Den gln9riff icbidte ii1 Oos
III" Boot sum llniertauden an no
rollf ser aopitGn Sen 0ampfer idneQ
menoeu lieB in0 oei @eriud mad6te,
Sen @egner at rommen. Der SEA
pitdu glnubt Dab es ibni geungen
ici 0as vll~-@oot 3un Sintcn 8n
brinaeit 8umol ser Dompfer NIT ei.
ner @eibpinoi9feit bou 16 0lcilcu
oo6innt5r
@.crIiner &rtcg8 glller-
Lei.
9crIin 20. MGdr8. Gie lle6er
ieeii1e Observation-Disclosures madtc
5eute sic noc6ite6enoeu @leIoungeu
befonnt.
oGs lit bier bon &onitontinopel
sic 9tadridt ougelon9t, BOB Die srie
diide Geoierlng ongeoronet Bat, OoB
ole 6eiddoigten fron50iii6en unO 6ri
tiideu ariegsidiffe, melde in Solo.
Midi anlangten binnen "a Shnoen
oen Saien Derloiien miiiierL Die
SMiiic piroen i'm Shlepptau noc1
0}alta ge6raht.
gSie bic 6ron5oicn ibr G
@efongcncn beb oiis
0eln.
Gs lit befonnt gemor0cn, Bob Die
Srou3oien Sen oettiden 9ieutenont
bon SNicritdot in emp5reuoer g9eiie
6c6ouoclt bo6cn. Gr mlr0c wegen
auqe6lid6cu 9Sliinoerns sur Gcporto.
iion nod GoDenne, 6rdu5ohih @uia.
ma, 0eriirt9eilt un0 nit &ctten ait
cineu onoeret &eiongenen geieiielt.
Geutibc 8eitmgeu 0riiden oie 81.
morhmg aus, ooB 0ie oertic6e &e-
geruna entipeocr 6eiiere @ebon0
hung fiir oeutitbe @eiouoene eripir-
fen ooer aber iAarfe &ergeItuu9s
Q3aBregeln treffen miro"
9oS &orifer 9lbenO.
8uIIetin
@oris, bia 2onoon 30. Glor5.
Qos beiite 9l6en0 5u ipater Stun-
sc bonn frau85fiideu ariegsminiite.
eiun ausgege6ene oiii3ielle Bulletin
bat folgenocn S5nbolt
Scr Seino bat 0ie Staot 9fcits
port ituo 9deiport 8oins (8pei 9lei.
len noropeitlic6) 6on6aroirt; Der
Bride iiber Scr 2)ier pur0c ltn6e-
oeuten0er Sho0en 5ugefiiat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
(yuriIeeauo Oou Ser /, seitc)

BON Dem lt.9oote 0as is @noten
nadtc, 6alO ii6er9olt mlroe.
Der Geriu6 oes ,9lquila, 3u ents
ilie6eu, id5ien sic Geutiden gearaert
3u 6a6cn, oemu iic gobeu ser 9enai.
nunq rmo Sen &aiiagiercn MIR sic
fur5e 6riit pon bier 0inuten iih
in Siter6eit 3u 6ringen God ans
ae6lif idon Dor 9l6lali oieier 3eit
beQann 0as ltnteriee6oot 5u iruerit
mo Dies 6euer mnroe unterbolteu,
p16reuo sic Qoote abitieBen
Gin 02itglieo Ser @emnlnlng err
fldrte oaB eii @oot in meldem iiA
8e6n @lotroiet cine &oiiagieriu mo
cine StewaroeB 6efouoen non oen
Deutiden 6eidoiien uuroe Die
GaIiagierin miroe auge6Iid orrd
eincu SdJuB get6otet pabrcno pie
gteparoeB ms 9aiier fiel in0 er-
tranf. @AlieBlid fippte Oas Boot
INN itno ionf.
Ger Gapitdu ser .,Gttilc4 iagt Sab
oas lluteriee6oot oas III Is" mar
untergang 0es 05ulabo" q"
bcitGtigt.
2onoon 20. Nldr8. Ger ger
itrige 9eriht ooB ser britiide Gom-
pier n5olobo" bon cinem 0eutiaen
Eoud6oot auf oen @umo beforoert
moroen iei Bat ii6 6eitdtiet. Ser
Conpfer ionf eeitern g1adntittog
nabe W1ilforo Sobeu, elmer Sanos
5uage All Ser aiiite bon SiiO- -@oIes.
Ger 2ebeusperIuit mar pobri1ein=
lid einbeoeitenOer
9ic u5ola6a" fubr ont Sonlitag
init t4O @oiiogieren lno elmer 9e.
naunung bon 12O W1itglieoern bpm
0iDcrpool uod ser @eItfiiite bon
glfrifo ob. 0ie 0ffi3iere crfldren,
ooB ooS oeltide Tauhboot 0reimal
feline 9feifen ert0nen lieB, un Dem
Dampfer at iienaliiiren, Die Get-
tngsboote bcreit at MAIDEN. God
cbc oics geiheben tonnte, mur0e oos
5hiff ougeblcb 6ereits in Der glo1e
0cs 01oibincnroumes BON einem
Iorpe0o getrofien.
0rei ser 9fettuugsboote ser so
laboD puroen bon 0eu @eaen iunge-
morfen. @iele ser an 8oro befino-
Iiden @eriouen fielen in's @oiier.
9os Soud6oot mac6te ongebIid fei-
nen @eriud Oieiel6eu 81 retten.
W1ebrerc SSiideroanpfer cridieuen
oitf Dem Shauplobe unO retteten 140
bon ben goiiogiereu uno Nlitglieoern
Scr 9emonning.
aapitdn 1obis BON ser u5ola6a"
muroe ais 2eihe aus nenl @aiier &c.
8ogen. 9(dt onoere 2eidGp ipur0en
acboraen. Die lle6erlebenoen uurs
benin W2ilforo Sapen gelanoet.
1ie lleberle6citoen er8dblen, 0aB
scr 0onlpfer iid6 etpa 70 @leilen iiio-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

meiilih BON N}ilforo NoOen bcfono,
ais pl5blid ons lIntcriee0oot oul.
touc6tc. Gs iigualiiiric oun &apitalL
6ci5nlcgen ood oicicr ignorirtc pie
Grorc lluo 6efo6l itott 0eiicu oGolls
0ampf Dorous. Scr Gunpier beiaB
6c0cutcuoe @eidninoisfeit uno cine
6ol6e 5tunoe lung ging oie miloe
s5aao fort bis idHeiBlid 0as Cub
martne6oot Den 0ompfer ii6erboltc
mo 8lnt 9lnboIten brohte
Ole @aiiogiere mo @titelieoer Scr
@emanntng er6ielteu fiuif Nlinuten
SriIt, Oos Sdiff ST. berloiien mo
trob oieier tur5en Sponne 3eit mur.
ocn sic meiiten 9iettings6oote Flor.
gemadt, c6e oas llnterieeboot ben
Iorbeoo feuerte. Cine furbt6ore
Grploiion folgte GaS Sdiif legte
ii6 ouf oieSeite mo iont iebr idnel.
Ginige Ser 9iettingsboote muroen
sertriiulmert imo cine groBe 9ln5o6l
bon @erionen fGmpften init ben @el'
len, ais Gin 5iiheroampfer onlangte
inO 1O5 0erieI6en rettetc, Oie ipotcr
an @oro eiueS Iorpeooboot 8erit0s
rerS i6ergaicbt muroen &eitcre 30
@erioneu uiiroen ipdter BON einent
an0ereu 6iiher0ontpicr on Soro 9e'
npnuuen.
1rci ser @eretteten poren bers
mlmoet, iuo BON Ser 9emouung
oes @}aihinenroumcs ser u5ala6a"
muroeu me1rere 9cto0tet.
Ger aopitdn oeS 6iiGeroanpiers
eileen Gumo,0 melHer iid on Oenl
Rethmgsmerf 6et6eiliatc, 6eri6tete,
ooB sic 9eiobung oes oeutiden
Souhbootes Oen ms gSoiier gefaae.
ueu 9Serioneu feline Siilfe leiitetc.
Ole eileen Gmma~ iio6tcte oos
llntcrIeeboot tir5 nod 9littog, wie
Ger @apitGt ongab, rmo folgtc ibnI
me6r ais cine Stuuoe lang.
(0er Gampfer o6olaba" uor ne.
ientliA groBer ais sic mciiteu scr
britiiAen @onoelsoompfer, meldc 10.
pcit Sen Seutiden Gouh6ooten 5uu
Gpfer gcfouen iino. ST bottc cine
9onge bon $50 SSuB itno elm Ge.
placement bon 3011 Gonnen. Gr
oc6orte Der uGlOer 2iuie~ on uno
Dernittelte sen &erfebr BON ENGLAND
nit 9(frofo)
,e.25 '.,|s ss-s, ~ sclia' 1a AZ
81 IT. b Der 81 quilor % err
entt.
2onoou 20. N}dr5. n Der 6ri.
tiide 0ompfer D9(qililo~ puroe beutc
D}orgen nobe 9iibop 9fod bon einen
oeutideu llnteriee6oot Gum Sinfeu
gebrad3t. Die 8emanmng BON %
W}itglieoern wurOe gerettet.
(Ger 0ampfer u9lquilo~ bottc Gin
Displacement bon 1904 Gonnen lmO
cine 2anae pqp 275 SUB. .@r &C.
b6rter elmer 2iuerpooler SSirna.
9iibop 9fod licgt orf Sen ScillD.SSn-
ieln am Gingong sum cugliic6eh
aonal.
Cine Qcpeihe aus 2on0on iogte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
9nnf neihlniien.

&ucbIo, Sol, 20. @}dr5.
Gie 09RGcontile giotionol 9ont@
iAloB 6elttc ibrc E6ore. Gie 9anf
bat elm &apitol Don 100000. Qie
0cpoiiten 6etrlgen 5ei'm leBten
9luSlueis St313,S59.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
28 aapftsI.


Cine be9rabene @efai@te.
llnterosFen ging Grpce ebeufolla
auf GntDedungen aus, jebOcb auf einem
onbern 5elOe. SSrau &ameron8 ioies
Der6olte glusflaHte uno bic cri4ul=
ternee Birtuna Des Berb0rs 9atten
i'm 3u Ser lleber3euguug oefiibrt boB
Damols in @cnpfeDa @retorers 3ims
mer Elm NlorO begangen por0en lei.
Sbm lag es Doher ob, 3u erforiden
mas ienes berlp01nte 3ino Des 9lei6.
tlms bepogeu baben tonnte, Der atmen
gld6terin na9 Dem 2eben 3u tro9tsn,
p06renb 3omeron 0amit bei1dfti9i
mar, no9 6eu @riinoen gu fu1en, bic
9liloreo 5orlep sur @er8peiflung uno
in ben 3o0 getrieben batten.
9lit oemo6nfer Sottraft uno Sc
nauigteit einq Der 4oli5iit ans 8erf.
Nu6 ibm mar Elm llmiton0 erinnsriih,
ben ct bis9er niemanO mitgeteilt bate:
bic offenbdre @emutsbemegung ndm=
li9, in mel9e 5rnu @ret0fer 6ei Der
Na4ri9t geroiea tpar, BOB i6re SDbz
ter NIT einem WldoAen namens 6arz
feb il @ertebr itebe.
Der gdme muBte in ibrer 9rult
cine eebeim gebaltene @rinnerung crs
pedt 9a6eu, bon lpel4er lire Sodier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
9r. gSm. Seder,

gl6uuncnfeu, bic ben r9cNtiden Gprrelpy,rr II.
6entcn" nidlt pInitlid Uber nnrcgelmnh'g III,
balten, Nno nebeten. Der Cfftce oaDun pet
phun uber iiriftlid Wiittbeilnua an mnme"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

gtem Dprt, 20. lRdr5. Scutc
6egann bier Dor ocnt SupremgeriMt
Der Rro5eB 9egen 6ront 9I6arns uno
Gorninc Gorbouc, welAe angeildgt
lin0, einc 8ombe onoefertigt unO i'm
Der ct @otrids &at6e0rale pcritcdt
5n 6a6en Gin Geriu@ scr &crt5ci-
guug, ciuet 9uiic6u6 ocs 9Sro3eiies
5l erlau8en i@hg ie6l qlu6 ein
9lutrag Die bei0cn }Laaello9teu iepo-
rat 81 pro5ciiiren purOe bermorfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

iacu @otihoiter 4lor9ent6oit 5li
Gonitautiuopel ao6 ioltcn reguldre
tiirtiihc 6ruppcn bcrcits am lcBteu
Saniiiag IN lrrauia1 @eriicn ein.
trcfien 100 9lNeritancr inO onOere
@briitcn augcblc5 pom &irocns8an-
0cl anaelriifcu mnrocn. Der $ot
idaitcr 6eri9tete ii6cr oieie GonDr
iation 6eite on oas Staats-Gepartc-
ment in0 iii8tc bm3lI 0aB oas tilrfi-
ldc &riegsninilieriiun ibn in SCENT.
nib gceBt babe. ooB SIT llumia6
teiHe @cualtt6iiieIeiten porgetom-
men icicn. @calHie Oes Stoats Sc
portcments wieica 0aralf bin OoB
Die Grtldumg 0es @roBDe3iers nn0
0ieicni9e ocs &rie9sminiiteriuus
ii6er ole Gage in llrrndab nibt ii6er-
einiiinHen Ger @roBUe3icr iagte,
bic beribteteu Greuclt6aten ieien
tart ii6ertriebc;, md6renO oaS
aricasiuiuiiterinm in 9lbre0e itellte,
OaB irgcn0 wel9e 9lusi6reitimgen
iib erei9neten.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-06

New York. Jan. 6.-Over 100 persons
were overcome by smoke, cut by flying
glass, bruised or otherwise injured in
a fire aboard a train in the subway at
the height of the rush hour this morn
ing. In the panic and confusion, police
headquarters issued q report that
twelve persons were killed, but this
later proved to be unfounded, only one
known death being recorded. Es...
The entire fire fighting forces of
Manhattan, every ambulance in Bor-
ough and every puImotor available
were krought TO the scene. The fact
scores OF persons were unconscious led
to the early report that many were
killed. Later police Commissioner
Woods and Fire Chief kenlon an
nounced no fatalities. One woman died
in an ambulance enroute to a hospital
A surgeon at the Polytechnic hospital
said 200 persons were taken there.
While 1t is believed at least few fa-
talities will result the victims are like
ly to practically all recover.
Manhole covers were removed as
well as the ventilator gratings, through
which the firemen placed the hose.
Squads of firemen worked in relays.
carrying out those overcome, the
binding smoke hindering the work.
Flames flared below the manholes, but
it is believed all passengers were re-
moved before the fire assumed danger
Gus proportions.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-06
Legislature Decides to Cut Out
Proposed Holiday of a Week
GOVERNORS MESSAGE IN A NUTSHELL.

Finances
The n @ cnse a S @ @ %
county officials or the debt limit Of cities and Villages
Budget
' CONDITION
. Accounting
each ": T
in p s.s nS .sS H Gsns 3 s0 oSsr S to '
Legislation
to s eqnS %n Sao = pns Of f fns s d1% and 2nsS add
Session Of Legislature.
Recommends constitutional change to have legislature meet
= S~794f s Committees.
?s % Ha
Terms o Office.
] s'ts r os S f5d S @ 5SU ioas
34 Business Agent
Again appointment a agent
Recommends deputy.z--.
consider question of adjusting laws to
n ..@s Live Stock Diseases.
Recommends taking live stock from
Roads
100000 bonds trunk line highways to be
Says legislature appropriate
should of BILL
ia H. School Lands.
Which loans could be made
] prevent haHss' saS Ss@ sa
immigration
school S Rs sG fseH 6s s S and
Banks.
Would raise minimum, capital stock of state banks
TO 100000.
o
Would of interest from IL cent to 10
ext
o book commission. af
Education
Suggests that state aid for and high school be done away
Would schools
aid instead of schools at present.
Board of Regents
investigation of university state
appointment board
individual boards each in
stitution.
Children.
closed and buildings
school noncrimnal children
of Crime.
Recommends commission of prevention of crime
Nurses
and cerfcaton of trained
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-06
MEDALS
FOR 13
NAVY MEN

New York, Jan. 6.-Thirteen enlist
ed men of the United States navy who
won special mention for distinguished
conduct at the occupation of Vera
Cruz. were presented with medals of
honor by Secretary Daniels today on
the deck of the battleship Florida at
the Brooklyn navy yard.
Rear Admiral Fletcher. now COM
mander- in chief of the Atlantic fleet.
who commanded the American naval
forces at Vera Cruz, and other high
officers of the navy, participated in
the formal ceremony. ... $3.50.
Secretary Daniels said the outstand-
ing feature of the naval event last
year was the courage, sacrifice and
self-restraint displayed by the officers
and men of the navy and marine corps
at Vera Cruz.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-06

Fargo's mammoth auditorium was
formally dedicated last night by Jas.
]. Hill pioneer railroad builder of the
northwest and the man who laid the
foundation of the progress and pros
perity that made this great structure a
possibility.
When the curtain went up at 1880
the house was filled and. a burst of
applause filled the building as the
stage was disclosed. showing the
empire builder and S. G. ComsSock
of Moorhead seated at a table in con-
versation. M. Comstock, himself a
pioneer and for many years a business
associate of Mr.. Hill, intr oduced the
latter to the audience.
It was a characteristic Hill speech.
The great railroad magnate took his
audience back to pioneer days, when
Fargo was a windswept patch of
prairie. He told many incidents of the
pioneer days, one of the most interest
ing of which was concerning his first
trip to North Dakota. 1t was in March,
1870. Mr.. Hill came to Fort Abercrom-
bic by stage and there took two dogs
and started north on the east bank
of the Red river. He crossed the river
at Georgetown, and camped on Turtle
river. ...... p. .... a. ..
The morning of March %, 1870, he
started at s. in the morning, in COM
pany with a mail carrier, for Penn
bina.
1--WE got into Charley Cavaliers
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home that evening" said Mr.. Hill. 81
was never so tired in my life. I was
tired to the bone. l don't know where
Charley and lis wife slept that night,
hut l do know that we had fine
feather bed, and there was wearing
apparel on the wall that Charley could
not have worn.
Il didn't know how far I had travel
ed that day, but since then surveyors
have found that is was seventy-two
miles. | did not walk much of the
way. I had the dog cord attached
about my wrist so the dogs could not
get away. l was not much of a run
ner, but always l had lots Of wind"
Conserve the Soil.
Mr.. Hill stated that he was proud
to have a part in dedicating such a
magnificent structure. He said it was
monument to the years of labor thai
have made it possible and nc urge
Fargoans not to forget that ;he prim-
sry source of all the wealth, power
and progress of which x was IN ex-
preston, came from the soil.
Mr.. Hill said 1 part.
usually to the later stages of a COM
munity life and development, but
many of those present can remember
when this city did not exist. Con-
gratulations are due on the accom-
5pIishment in Itself and the rate OF
- = -
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Decisive Defeat
Of Turks by the
Russians In the
Caucasus Mountains

London Jan 6The crushing blow the Russians 10 have
dealt the
French Asace the Muehausen continue hold
the
|
with the defeat of their plan TO seize the Russian fortress
a
cussed invasion Of Egypt is virtually out the question at the
the relieved
as to preclude the necessity Of Withdrawing Russian forces from the
II
Peograd reports the Turkish defeated at Adahan forty
crushed Kamysh today completely
rounded and being harrased cavalry doomed
added fighting with bravery deter
mnn against hopeless Odds the roads along the retreat
blocked by
While there virtually change west of Warsaw in the opinion
evident
indications of strike blow
which
abandon Austrian rules.
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Washington, Jan. 6.--Ending eleven
years of litigation, the supreme court
yesterday held that some 200 Connecti-
cut labor members must pay 1882, 1909
damages under the Sherman antitrust
law for nationwide boycott OF d. e.
Loewe & Co.. Danbury, Conn, hat
manufacturers. who refused to unionize
their shops. The bank accounts and
homes of many of the men already
are under attachment to pay the judg-
ment. and the next step probably will
be foreclosure.
Leading lawyers of congress dis
agreed today ON whether this decision
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House and Senate Get
Into Aetion--The. Usual
Long Recess Not Favored

Bismarck, n. D., Jan. 6.-Aside from
the fact that the senate refused to
follow time honored precedent and
declare a recess for about a week fol-
lowing the opening of the session there
was nothing out of the ordinary in the
circumstances attending the opening
of the fourteenth legislative assembly
yesterday at noon. 1t has always been
the rule to take what was known as
the first long recess Immediately
after the organization, in order that
the committees might he arranged and
get a strangle hold on their duties
But there was objection raised to that
proceeding yesterday and when it
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BAD EPIDEMIC
AT VERA CRUZ

Washington, jan 6.--Black small
pox has broken out at Vera Cruz and
the tropical town is in the throes of
an epidemic, according to American
Consul Canada, who reported to the
state department.
Carloads of dead and wounded from
the battle of Puebla were brought In
today. Canada's only information,
from Carranza sources, said the Villa
Zapata troops were defeated heavily.
Yesterday it was reported that Villa
was successful
Carranza agents say: General OBJ
regon, ca Carranza leader, is in COM
plete control of Puebla and it's en-
virons, the entire garrison having been
made prisoners" The report adds
that dead and wounded filled the
streets when the Carranza forces en-
tered the city.
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Gov B. Halaa Delivers Message to Legislature Today
NO Recess VII Be Taken---No Session Held Friday
No RENUE
FOR DEFENSE

Washington, Jan. 6.-The chief re-
suit of last nights conference be-
tween Secretaries Daniels and Garri-
son and congressional leaders heading
the military, naval and appropriation
committees, was the general concIu-
sion that the governments revenue
during the coming year would not
bear extensive additions to the mill
tary establishment, but that next year,
when congress considers some means
of raising new revenue in place of
special stamp taxes, the subject OF
appropriations for national defense
will be considered.
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Field Headquarters of the German
Army "a place in France), Dec. IL
Correspondence Of the Associated
Press, by courier to Holland, )-This
important section of the long western
battle line is guarded at this writing
by the army of General Won Heerin-
gen, to which belongs the credit of the
first heavy fighting and the first con-
siderable victory of the war--the de-
feat of the French at Muelhausen, AL
SAGE. on Aug. 10.
Each day brings its artillery duel.
sometimes ferocious, sometimes almost
perfunctory. The infantry in the
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Union Men Must Pay Big
Damages in Famous Boycott
Against Hat Makers

meant that union workmen would be
liable in the future for damages on ac-
count of boycotts. Some held that the
Clayton antitrust law. passed last
year after this suit had been tried.
would make another such prosecution
i'm possible. ..'
1t was in the Danbury hatters' case
that the supreme court decided in 1908
that labor unions were subject to the
terms of the Sherman antitrust law,
and sent the suit back to the New
York federal courts for trial. The
Judgment, the largest ever before the