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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-01
Turkey Expects
Balkan States to
Join Allies."Creat
Carpathian Struggle
Kitchener First to Follow Suggestion of King George and
Danish Liquor From His Own Household for the
War-Russian Fleet Bombards Turkish Town.

1.-THE alcohol Of the labor
definitely taken precedence the
west for the
that the problem of munitions has become pressing than
Secretary the first of the prominent
absentn from the
of alcohol contained letter sent yesterday by King George
to the chancellor Of the exchequer IIoyd-George
Kitchener instructions alcoholic
household during the Definite action affecting
as a whole is looked for.
poets the side of the allies
Bulgarian
the artillery equipment
increased This interpreted Sofia preparatory to possible
va with Bulgaria.
Russian feet has bombarded several Turkish
considerable
including the sinking Of nine sailing vessels This claim is contra
al Consantinope.
the struggle in
carpathiar completely although they
that heavy fighting continues.
EXPECT BULGARIA TO ENTER WAR;
Haven, a the English channel Sus
Dutch boat, LodMik Van Nassau has
brought New Haven British
suspicion that she has been SUPPLYING German SUMMARIZES h
Ter neal Brighton.
is said appear be Germans.
She of oils aboard. This being examined
When hailed by British to edo boats the Dutch steamer
refused to but she enualy brought to halt
OUTBREAK INDIA
1.-The Overseas News Agency THE
have of outbreaks in india At Surate three
officials killed kurraehe Mohamnedan
soldiers shot two British officers
GERMANS CAPTURED $1,000 RUSSIANS. .-
Berlin, April German headquarters staff states that
SaiJ 8TeeTs and ssiSers aapfafsd rise
ard sixty machine
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-01
BOARD
MEETING
DELAYED
New Educational Body Can
not Meet Before
July l.
OPINION OF ATTY. LINDE
New Law Will Not Go Into
Effect Because 1t Lack
ed Emergency. ..
OPINION OF ATTY. LINDE

Bismarck, N. d.. April According
to an opinion by Attorney General
Linde the boe. ID of regents cannot
meet and organize here Tuesday as is
provided by law, passed at the last
session. Llnde holds the law cannot
possibly go into effect before ninety
days folIowing. the close of the session
as the emergency clause was not at
tached and that the members cannot
qualify before July /.
The meeting was desired by eerSnin
members of the force that they might
have plenty of time to start their
work. This will be impossible now.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-01
Scott Back AZ canitaJ.

General Sc5tt, chief Of staff of the
army, returned here today from his
successful expedition of bringing in
the recalcitrant piutes. He is impress
ed with the belief that Use Ne Cat,
their leader is innocent Of the charge
Of murder or ut least, the evidence is
purely circumstantial and was possibly
furnished by unfricndly piutes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-01
National Guard to
Begin Campaign Of
Patriotic Education

the intention of the guardsmen
through their adjutant general, to be-
gin campaign Of education. The reso-
lutions also protest against the use OF
the national air in medley as one Of
the chief causes of the confusion OF
the general public in recognizing when
to and when not to pay honors.
The Resolutions Passed.
The resolutions passed by the
organization at it's Grafton meetins
are as follows:
Whereas it is common knowledge
that the people of the state of North
Dakota and OF the United States are
patrioticly inclined, and that 1t is ap-
parent at public gatherings that they
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-01
Nineteen Lives Lost When
French Steamer Was Sunk

bound to Bordeaux
a subma
kind the
in
A ish who had
in
lost
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-01
MORE EVIDENCE
AGAINSTSWOBODA

Paris, April Additional evidence
has been found. the police assert, to
prove the pro German sympathies Of
Raymond Swoboda, charged with be-
ing responsible for the fire which
threatened the destruction Of the
steamer Latouraine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-01
y :
AIRSHIP
ON WAY
20 OMEXICO
Carranza Forces Will Use
1t In the Defense of
Matamoros.
HEAVY RIFLE FIRING TODAY
Carranza Officers On Way
to Matamoros Through
United States.
HEAVY RIFLE FIRING TODAY
VILLA USING
AlRsHIPs ALSO.

Brownsville, April 1.-The prob
ability of a bomb dropping attack
on Matamoros by four aeroplanes,
was forecast today by H, NJ.
Rhineheart Of Dayton. o., an Am
erican who few a Villa biplane
last night to Las Rucias, four
miles from Matamoros, the head
quarters of the forces surrounding
Matamoros. He said he was in
formed that three other aeroplanes
were due to leave Monterey, possi-
bly, today. for Matamoros.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-01
Ri.narok nax c.I.hr.t.d

Berlin, April 1.-The centenary of
the birth of Prince Won Bismarck,
Prussia's famous statesman was cele-
brated with utmost enthusiasm today
here. Most of the houses were lavish
ly draped with the national colors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-01
Worlds Champion
Sea Diver Starts
for Honolulu Tonight

1T deep sea J.
essshsk and three other divers leave Brooklyn yards tonight
to aid the of raising the submarine F Dressak holds the
Of 270 feet beneath the surface
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-01

70 FARGO READERS
OF THE FORUM,
rh. Enrnn, otfoa Min hs,

. The Forum Office will hereafter =
y be closed at 2 o'clock each even =
. ing, |a =
= Any patron not getting their =
. paper in the evening should re- =
. port to the Office not later than 4
q .. m. and special carrier will
9 take e copy = same exsning. y 9
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Continued % Pare Ten.
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Continued on Pege six.
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w wEATHE h

Fair tonight and Friday. Not much
change in temperature.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-01
EXPECT BULGARIA 70 ENTER WAF
OUTBREAK IN INDIA,

OUTBREAK IN INDIA.
Berlin, April The Overseas News Agency s.
rave been received of two outbreaks in India.
British officials were killed and at kurraehe tv
soldiers shot two British officers
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
HYPHENATED CITIZENSHIP

1t is really amusing to read all
the twaddle written these days of
praying and fighting and traffiek-
ing in war materials about the
hyphenated citizen. The men
who became American citizens by
accident of birth sneer at the men
who came here of their own free
will and the men whose ancestors
came over in the Mayfiower look
upon the men whose ancestors
took the next boat, as of rather
inferior quality. But this narrow
conception of citizenship becomes
even more marked when applied
citizens who happened to be born
in other countries, and this ID con-
fined mostly to the Anglo-Saxon
branch of our cosmopolitan pop.
ulation, in spite of the fact that /,
constitutes only a small per cent
of the American people. But why
should such a distinction be made
at all? In the last analysis every
white person in this country is .
hypenated American, either BY
birth or ancestry, and the only
real Americans are the Indians
And since we are all hyphenatec
citizens, that is English-Ameri
cans, German-Americans, Swed
ish-Americans, etc, have the lat
ter not the same right to b
proud of their ancestry as ths
former? There is altogether toC
much racial bigotry In this coun
try and it is high time that thos.
cultivating this nonsense be made
to understand that their outworr
notions of imaginary intellectual
superiority, on account of
certain national ancestry, is n,
longer accepted seriously outsid'
of their own particular class. ~
EX.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

like fsres j Regnskabet som Kas-
seheholdning. Fordi man tilf@l-
digvis en- bestesnt Dag har S4a8. !
80 eller $1,000 kassen kan man
10 like BRUCE siette tilfaldige
Belsb til at betale dividend med.
Dette er 10 sikkert heller like
Tilfaldet. Det er kun nmrkeligt
at Belebet hvormed der betales
dividend D. !. n. stemmer saa nsj-
agtigt med ct andet Tai sanime
Regnskah. Det synes som der er
forglemt noget der kan wise hvor-
fra disse Belob or taget og som
vii wise at Forretningen hviler
paa ct sundt Grundlag. Dette
vii sikkert like v@re vanskeligt
men det er vistnok nedvendigt
for at faa os ill at tage Aktier.
En- Ven af Andelsforetag-
ender.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
AsKoV, PINE COUNTY MINNESOTA, FEBRUARY Il. 1915

much stronger and better, but
that she viii have to undergo q
surgical operation before she can
be entirely well. The heartiest
wishes of her neihgbors are for q
successful operation and her
speedy recovery,
Raymond Wilcutts Of Foxboro,
who has the contract for the
work on our schoolhouse. was
.dowr here Wednesday to lcok
over the work. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Wilcutts and his
baby daughter. Ii Mr.. Wilcutts
wants us to notice him. he'd bet.
ter not bring that baby along.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
SANDSTONE
VICTORIOUS

A local basket ball team from
the Carlyle Club went to Sand
stone last Friday evening to play
with the "All Stars" of that place.
As was expected our boys lost
as this was their first game, and
they have had but little practice,
but they had a good time, were
we'll treated and learned some
thing about the g ame which was
their object in going down. The
team that they stacked" up
against were far from being new
beginners and we think with some
more drilling could make the fast
high school team of that city go
some.
The first half of the Sandstone
Askov game ended with a score
of "a to 5, and the final score ST
to Is in favor of Sandstone. The
game started out with a rush on
Sandstone's part, they scoring
several field goals before our boys
had settled down to business. The
first score on our side was made
when Sandstone made a foul and
Axel Jensen, center, scored free
throw. A great cheer was given
the Askov boys every time they
scored, by the Sandstone fans.
Elmer Mosbak showed up good
and made 4 field goals. Axel Jen-
sen 2, and Albert johnson /,
Henry Andersen showed up good
as left guard, the Sandstone boys
finding it rather hard task tc
make a field goal when Andersen
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
WHEN SHOULD WE LOAF

Conscientious people are sometimes
in q quandary AZ 10 whether they are
doing their full quota of work, or
whether they are really OVERRIDING the
thing. Some people those Of New
England parentage, perhaps are never
comfortable In their minds unless they
are completely firing their bodies each
day out Of the seven.
They firmly resolve they will take II
easy But conscience steps In again,
and there Ii more mental discomfort
than when the engine IN kept going full
blast.
Truly, the man Of New England birth
or mode Of mind~-for there are many
New Englanders who were never born
there~-has a hard time In this world of
ours. He Is never at rest long at d
time, but he Is probably Of more use 10
the community than the man who finds
it simple matter TO take things easy.
The man who takes things easy, II IL u
be feared, never develops any great
amount of efficiency, and there Is moi
very much starch in his mentalmake-up
Some such phrase as this il sure Il
meet the eye of the hard worker just ri
he IL about to relax: Take things easy
only when you're saving up for su,
preme effort. So he straightwa,
buckles on his armor again, and goel
out into the fray. And he lives only Il
the immature age Of rs or so. His dy
ing thoughts are probably self-fiageE
lations because he didn't accomplish
more.
The difficult thing Ia To know when t,
loaf, how To loaf, and where To loaf
The last item il important for man d
woman who cannot afford to drop wori
/ I'm midwinter and seek more baIms
feline. Undoubtedly, the thing shoul'
be done. One should loaf The maj
who can give the right kind Of answer I,
his hard-working, conscientious neigh
bors will be the right kind Of benefac
tor. Ex.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
INDSENDT

Askov Cooperative Association |
har ladet trykke / Mr.. q of AS
kov American en- Annual Re-
port" efter hvilken Johannes
Juhl skriver at det fremgaar at
ovenstaande at wort Kompani er
velstaaende.
Jeg haaber at A. c. A. er vel
staaende men det er vanskeligt
for uindviede at se dette at
navnte Rapport. Et Regnskab
burde jo vistnok affattes saaledes
at fiertallet af dem for hvem det
har interesse kan forstaa saa
meget af det at det giver tillid
til ledelsen af Forretningen for
at vinde den navnte enskelige
Tilslutning, ellers burde det six
kert like offentligg8res, men
nejes med Revisorernes Attest
Og derefCer gemmeS ArkiVeL.
Da det nu imidlertid er offentlig-
gjort vii det sikkert yare A. c.
A. interesse for at vinde den On
skede Tilslutning som den sikkert
bsr have og burde have haft for
lange siden, at opklare nogle af
de dunkle punkter Rapporten.
Det fremgaar like klart hvor-
| fra S488. SO kommer till at betale
dividend$287. II, Educational pur-
poses $23.4 As, Reserve fund $751;
IS. Den eneste som | Regnskabet
der stemmer med overnavnte er
under Udgifter DISBURSEMENT.
| Cash on hand at end Of year S488.-
SO, men hvis det er dem der err
anyendt til dividend saa kan de jo
! like vare Kassen eller ialfald
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
were given to Rudolph Flint and
Annie Rasmussen.

were given to Rudolph Flint and
Annie Rasmussen.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Neis Petersen were surprised by
the neighbors. The occasion be-
ing their wedding anniversary.
Those who were perfect in at
tendance for the month of Jan
uary were: Edna Adolphsen;
Valborg and Rudolph Flint; As
trid and Leona Hansen; Annie,
Nels, and Ellen Rasmussen and
Krist, Floyd, Myrtle and Kris.
tine Hansen.
Friday evening, Feb, 9Th, the
Degerstrom family were very
much surprised to hear a noise
resembling that of wolves, as
one person declared. Upon in.
vestigation Mr.. Degerstrom foune
it to be the neighbors who had
very nicely surprised them. Tht
evening was spent in playing
games. Refreshments were ser
we'd at the usual hour,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
DISTRICT NO. So

The pupils are all busy making
valentines, as they will have a
valentine box Monday the 18th.
Messrs. Dean and Colliver of
Sandstone, were here to look at
the new schoolhouse at this place
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lillion and
daughter of Isanti, were visitors
at the Degerstroms home from
Friday till Monday.
The prizes awarded for the
highest number of one hundreds
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL.

julius Petersen Is building d
house on his forty south of town.
The sewing club meets this
evening Thursday at the home
Of Il. A. e. lsaage.
Tomorrowis MISUNDERSTANDING.
There viii be no school and the
bank win be closed MI day.
Carl Eckberg, who bought
land south of town last fall, ii
having q house built on same.
Carl Miller, the hardware man.
has just finished putting Ii d hot
water plant in Anderv Henrik
sens new residence.
For Sale-I heifer and 2 steers.
Ask Hans II. sorensen, ] mile
west Of town. Also have an
eighty for rent. 22-lts
The N. 2. Andersen family of
Superior visited here from Fri
day until Monday at the Z. r
Olsen home, just west Of town.
Rev. Tarpgaard Of Minneapolis.
who conducted the services here
last Sunday was accompanied BY
Hans Jensenof st. Paul, who lee
tured In the afternoon.
Holger and Axel Buck went b
Minneapolis Sunday where the
former ii taking UP the short
course at the University. The
latter returned home Tuesday.
Make the schoolhouse one Of
the brightest. happiest places III
| THE neighborhood. II ought TO be-
the place from which everything
good and helpful radiatea through
the community. BY earnest Co
Operation you and ] can help q
Igreat deal.
Mrs. r. D. Farrand came up
lfrom st. Paul Saturday to join
her husband, the barber. They
have gone to housekeeping In
rooms adjoining the barber shop
lin the American building. We
welcome the Farrands To our
midst and hope that the barber
i business will increase enough To
warrant them TO remain here.
/ Askov Ungdom or venligst ind
budt til en- Dams | Town Hall
4 A II L.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
DUOUETTE

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. John
Melancon, Jan. 26th, boy,
A neighborhood meeting was
held at the M. w. A. Hall Satur-
day evening. Mr.. Frost gave a
little talk on What the Consoli-
dated School Can Do for the
Community. Our schoolhouse
will be an ideal place for meet.
ings, and the people of our dis
trict mean to have many pleasant
gatherings there.
A letter from Mrs. La Haye al
Rochester states that she feels
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

Referee, Kinney.
After the Sandstone-AskoV
game the Milaca and Sandstone
high school teams played. This
was even more one-sided than
the first game, the final score be-
ing ii to 8 in favor of Sandstone.
The Milaca team was either out
classed or out of condition. The
Sandstone high school team is
without doubt one of the best
teams in this part of the state,
having won every game so far
this season. Both games were
refereed by Supt. Kinney, who
gave very good satisfaction.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
LONGING
@- BY
v. TEIIsTED
Translated by Eiler Hansen

When the sun has gone to its dreaming,
And the work of the day ID done,
When stars of the Heaven are cleaning,
And the moon keeps watch for the sun.
When silence slowly is creeping
Over the hurrying crowd,
When forces of nature are sleeping
Enwrapped In the still nights shroud.
When also my soul grows quieter,
Relieve of it's bending weight,
And even the sorrows seem lighter,
Though longing is just as great;
My thoughts unite in the cleaning,
II close my eyes to the loss,
Forgetting where now | am roaming,
Remembering just where was.
The haze of dreamland is lifting,
To childhood's gold-tinted lea,
My thoughts are silently drifting,
Across the mountains and sea:
Here to my home restraineth,
SO lightly though flies my thought.
1t stops, because now it has gaineth
Its cherished, beautiful spot.
Where flowers of childhood twineth.
So sweet in memory's flight,
Where even peace cannot findeth
My heart with it's longing for light;
Only with Jesus the friendly,
Is the haven of peaceful charm,
Oh, that my longing would send me
Into His sheltering arm.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

was in their neighborhood. In
fact all the boys did we'll, all they
need is more drilling and team
work. The teams lined up as
follows:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
CHARACTER

Many people believe that wealth largely the basis
of credit No mistake could be greater The dollar Is
only slightly less the basis of credit than is the basis
of character.
The fact that character is the basis of credt-the
dollar absolutely secondary.
We have known well-to-do to whom we
wouldn't loan, and know many people with very
little property but with lot of character in
dustrious, of good judgment, determined ed-who will
make good in their promise and their business of what
ever kind
Never forget that character counts and that we put
character first.
Perhaps YOU have reaIzed-or will some time
that CHARACTER is also the VITAL factor in BANK.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
ASKOv MARKETS

Corrected every Thursday snornlngl
Butter. creamery per ID ~, IS
Eggs, per doz p
Corn, shelled. per ewt. 30
Chickens, per lb o. II
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

Askov Ungdon or venligst ind
budt til en- Dams Town Hall
Mandag Aften den 15de Feb.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

Let us have faith that right
makes might, and in that faith
let us to the end dare to do our
duty as we understand it. -
Abraham Lincoln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Jitt italieniids . Sfterreid,is
ieisen Gren3asbict.
tsse3ial.s.rrs,,snoems Der =. -. e.,

Nud) gerihten, Die in'3 neutrale
I9usldnS sinaeu. oarf Sbers Stulicn
bon ben Neilenben mchr bel ieit
%uerbdngtcn unb perid!o'iencn Sbiircu
unb Senitern bcfabreu nerben. lIebers
al miro itrensite &ontrolle 9eiibt. Ser
gan6e giierbabnSieuit ut in militia
ride @cripdltnr9 8enommcn unb
fpirb Surd) Nilit1r belurgt. Sic ctrs
t~reffenoeu Sermunbeten : S%ronsporte
rperben bon Den iibri9en Rei'eupen uno
bon Der Giuilbepclferun9 itrcng aeion>
bert unteraebrnht. I'M ia nid)ts bon
ben Nieberlaeen unb Dem Sti[itaro
Der Sifeniipc Der StaIiener er5dblcn 3u
fornen. Die Jransporte Der 8eriprii,s
oeten erfolsen seipGbnIid] au6 Hafts.
no Niemanb Tie fontrolieren fann.
Ger Sptimismus miro inter Der Be-
p~0lferuna tiinItlid1 nufrehterbdlfen
urrb biz iest lit es Der Resicrune iiro
Der Yreiie audi selun9cn nds Bolt iibcr
Den ipobren Suifano utb Die ruobren
Serbdltniiic hinipe95utduidcn. Serona
lit beute oos r8ebirn Der Trmce" unb
oaS Iih Stdlieu niht 10 gang Iidcr
fiblt. 5et9t, pdB BET Terona Srdbts
pcrbaue uuS 9efeiti9un9s InIdeeu
berseiteQt ipuroen.
Iui oiterreihiider Sette nimmt
bertc SrieIt cine ~eiesuartise SteGun8
elm. Wad) Zen 8cridtcu ser 3rieess
berid)teritottcr iiebt man BORT rid'ts
BON &ricge. ionbern bort i'm mir.
Tag uub Nad,t bort man Den 9onner
Der aononen. llnb renu cin Slug
jcus ODER 9uftihifi lid Der Stabt
udbert. sleid,en bic Sisel nm Srie'r
ieneripeienoen Bergen. Giele Iaus
lenoe. Die bel Insbruf oeS itdlieniins
oiterreifiifen &rieses u Srieit ges
floben iinh. iinn uinmebr ipicper sea
tommen, aIs iddmten lie lid ihrcr
dnaitlifen Slutt. Sas @ei6dft5s
leben pidclt lid in Ocn gleif rlbi9cn
subneu ob uIs bisber. Sorte man
oen &riss nid)t. Sricit uiiBte nicbts
bon inn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Gin HanSidRretben Ses
papites.

Ser Yapit bat an Den giifoi bon
5rier cin Sonbihreiben eerittet, in
fueld,em es beiBt: Wds Su. ebrtpiirz
bigger Sruber. in Scinem Sd,reiben
behauerit. baS BADEN Rir picberbolt
befIast. baB Inns ndmlif bur6 Sieien
bitieren lnb lanetpieriseu 3rieg Die
M6slidfsit benommen lit. nit ltniercn
beiieu Srslnoen in pericnliden Der
febr 6u treteu urb ourd trauie.
tpcfielieitise ausiprad)e in bcu bcipcrs
ieitisen Scrseu chamber 5u troitcr
unb 6u erImlntcrn. Su ber5lid)cn
8ortcu ipeueet iobam Der Yapit Dem
8ii6oi unb ieiuem Boil Den upoitos
liiden SeSen.