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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
8ritiiher lleber9riff.

Gn9Innhs gScioerltuh Shreib,
maidinen ans oen 9Scr. Stooten nad)
neutralen enrop1iidcn9onoern ourcb.
6lllolien menn lie filr IattihIono
o6er Seiterrcidl lln9orn b5'timmt
linb, muroe um Montog bon 9'ertre.
tern Oieies Snouitric5neiGes 3ur
acnntniB oes Observation-Disclosures
9ebrodt Sdreibnolhinen lteben
niht ouf Der Gonngut 2iite, pielmebr
itiiet itd) Die @onolungsneiie en0.
lambs e',3ig lmb ollein oui bos ein-
;dlldol 8, Mronrotbsoetret.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
S9arfe 8ritii an Eraiibent.
gaoihinatnn. Il. M1rs.

g9oibington, IA. Ndr5.
Wobren0 fib Die amerifdnil6en
Iruppen ouf eincn @iniaa in Rerifo
bprbereiten, iiebt iid Der HrGlioent
clner nelien Hcpolte I'M Gongreb me-
gen ieiner Werifo. BoIitif gegeniiber.
ON Senot miro ooS llebercinfontmcii
nit Gorrnnoa ihorf fritiiirt. @isige
Senotoren lno lliitJlieScr oes !Snll.
les nuBerten empotbiid|c Rrotelte &C.
gGl ooS 8etreten omcrifaniihen 30.
rcn5 6urh merlfon'ihc Lruppen. Gle
Giitrilihma i'm GonQrch ilt ollgenelH.
Gle Jiibrer Der 2l0miniltrotion ucr-
iudlen cine Icbottc gu berbin0ern.
neil iic iiIrdltal. baB 0d6urd] cine Der
groBten (3crnbrcn IN Der gcqcnm0rti.
gen ariiiS bcrnlubcltmorcn meroell
fonnte. 0miptiohIid tpir0 oagegen
prof''tirt. oak Der 4Srniiocnt Dor.
Ning, obhs Den GongreB 8l Rotbe 5il
3ieber. unD 3ugnh. Odb Gorran5as
Iruppen omerifauiidlcu8ooei 3medS
@criolgumg unn g'moiten betreten
Oitrien. N(an illrdtct NaB 8nnbitcn
GieieS Gnt1eQenfommen 6o5u be.
luben mtroen. olsGarrdn5n 2ruppen
nui5utretcu "a ous Stoots0epnrte-
ment 5itacleben bet, 0nB tcin Sertroq
beitebt. atii meiden lidl bos qetroi-
icne llebcrelufontmcu 6eqrilnoct, er.
ftarG 6ictSequer Der 2l0miniitrotion.
0aB ocr @irdii0ent ieinc Wtoft iber.
ifritt. uno ciniQe W1itgIicocr iagen
iogor. Dab cos lleberciutommen uidlt
bin5eno IT. mcnlGiten8 70 Iou9e. bis
e pom Genat ratit8irt miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
SSebt iiber Der Wreusc.
g8nibinaton, Is. 9pt0ra

2SulDulBlDil, 10. Qturd.
gSahoen Jest onerifoniihe Srup-
pen tbotlohlif) merifoniIhen 30
Den betrcten bober, peroen EroiiOeni
SSillon 1lnb ariegsiefrctor 8nter IN
Sen nahIten Engen Hahrid)ten iiber
cen 6ortihritt Der Stroferpcoition in
aller &ube abmorten. Sbglei6 9ri=
gooegeneral Nerihing un6 Sberit
GpDo nut 5000 Mann bereits I'M
sptittag ole 0ren5e iiberid)ritten bot
ten, pir0e Dies ielbit in gSolblne,
Ton crit ieds Stunoen lpdter be-
fannt. Damn fiinoigte Sefretar 9ofer
olI, oaB Gin5elbeiten pGbreno oes
Dtorides Der Expedition nidlt be-
fonntaegeben lperoen luiiroen. 6anlit
0en. 6unltbns Hldne 1lidlt etmu nn
Siilla gelnngen f6nnten.
SSuore5, Nfer., 8 MGr3.
Eros Der oberfldd,lihen 9tube
maht iih in etlihen Stobttbeilen pon
ee5uare5, Nfer.. cine ben Imerifanern
fcinolihe tStimmi,ng unter Den Wieri=
fanern benerfbor. Die etipa 1000
Wtunn 50blenoe @orniion purbc Die
9,odt ilber in Der &aierne gebalten.
sSn Den 8irtbihoften biirien feine
ftdrferen 8etr1nfe ol5 gier Derab-
rcidnt mef0en.
Sen. @jutierre3 1T an ser Spite
bon 1900 Wtonn obmorlhirt. nm al:
ber GSaeo ailf TiIo mii5ubelfen, Der
iih nod INNER in Der &egenb BON
Gaios @ronoes nifbalten lon. Ole
ienigen Nmerifaner, mclhe in Suarc5
Geihdfte baben, nerbrad,tcn 5unl
gr0Bten Sbeil Die goft oui Der nnlc-
rifaniihen Seite Der @renae.
8ingspille, Ger, Is. Wor3,
Cine Abtbeilung bon ctino 30
rllerifoniihen 9anoiten feuerte 0eitt-
nod glbeno nm 10 llbr ouf ied6ebn
omerifoniihe SoIboten. Die Die bier,
scbn Weilen norolih pnn 9romns-
bile, Ger. oeleeene Bride Der
ct. 2ouis, Brownsville & Merifns
9'ubn beipaften. Wfinheltens bunoert
Gd)iiiie mliroen geipehielt. 9lui
omerifnniiher Scite muroe nienlano
peripunoet. g8obreno oes Samples
1iGberte iid) elm 3ne bonn Siioen ber !;
CT muroe olird 5logeeniienale gum
0nlten eebraft, ioooR Die glmerifo-
ncr fiinf oui benz 3ps befinoIihe Sol.
hoten 3ur llnter'.iieune beron5ieben
frnnten. Garauf floben Ole ganoi-
ten, aniheineno ouf mtrifaniibcs
@ebief.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Bon ben &riessi9anpldben
Sieoen uber itcrben!
2onoon, IL. De0rs.

SCtOptS ~ ~HNAlO
Die beiitid)e &ronprin3enorn,ec
bat ouaeniheinIidl einc Eauie gum
gtbelnboicn ooer 5lr Seraniboriluig
non 8eritarfuneen gemodt beppr
Der Sormarid geeen 0croun uno ae-
acn bie @or,perfe Der Seitung fortoe-
lest nirb. SSn5miihen iino Die idlpc-
rem @eiti.te on peridlicocnen Gunf=
tr1l Der gnn3en fron5niiihen 5ront
tb1tig.
Ser Iepte 9Ingriif Der heutlden SSn.
fenteric 3miihen 9ctbincourt ltnb
Gltn1iers bate ben @eninn midti9er
Stcaungen sur 6olge. Die Strange
len behaupten ancroings. boB es III
rcn acluuqen lei, einen Sbeil 0cs
nerlorenen 9o6ens micher5uglpin.
nCn.
Seitlih ron Neroim NOR cine be.
tr1htlihe 5bdtiqfeit bel &aur uno
g,omloup nnb NabfGmpfc itnb noh
ieet bei sen oItlihen 9lbb1neen prn
Sort Vau1 i'm @onge.
gemcrteRsluerther ylrmeehftebl.
Berlin. Is. Mars.
Gin ON Ylittmoh III Berlin
onsacacbcaer onltlider @eridt c1lt.
halt cincn bon General De 8n3eloirc
oilsaegebcnen fron5oiiihen 9lrmeehe'
feh. betreffeno Den SampI om Z
Mfars Ser @enerol lit 0ontmonbeur
ser 1ruppen auf Dem 6rontobihnitt
0es linfen Rdasuicrs. Ter 8efehl
muroe in Gorbcir- Sort noroneit-
Iidi BON &eroun, geiun0en uno Inutct
ipie iolgt:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Cine poluiide QesiOn.
Sonth 9len0. ,Gn0.. t3. Mara.

Soufb Ven0, >Sn0., IL. Wtnr3.
Gffi5iere Der &oliib 6aIcnns
glllionce BON 9lmerito bidten am
Yiontog in Soutb Bend Sno.. einc
3llianlnenfunit. I'm cinen iiinfmod,i.
gen nilitorildlen aurius 5it erofineu
Sic mollen Iid) porberelten, sic Cub
rllng in polniIden Hegilneltcrn iiber-
nebm4n 5u tonnen lcIls Die @er.
Stoten in ciIlcn ariea nerlpidclt
mcroen ioIlten. 'Gic 65 Sffi5ierc
nollcn noh ibrcr 9fiidfebr gu ibrcn
S>eimotbogteu Die ermorhenen militia.
ridden &enutliiie 0en pcrldlieocnen
6rtIihen Gompnanicn permltteIn, Die
insgeiommt 10000 0eitaIieber nm
iniien. Gie Giii5iere iiito aus 1Sn-
Niona, Cbio mo Ntihiqmn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

'dlon bon 9ImiterSam nil oemlelbcn
ahaeiobren luorcn.
Die &entannlma lon 300 N0pfc
sdhlcn, Die Goiiuaierc. Die on 9oro
noren, IL in Der critcn, 33 in DIR
speiten mo 5 im 3lpiid,cnNcd.
Cine HelttcrneIounu iuqt, Ser
Tolnpier bobe nor ocm Sinfeu orabt.
los 1eneloct. CT lei tcrpCbirt morocn,
diBcrhcm ieic1 9lmeriFancr un @oro
aepeIcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
ySubantia" seiuufen.
2onoun, t6. 9Por


,Sn 9onoon trof an 9onners,
toQ aus 0oed pan ,0oIlono Die
9todrift ein, oos Der non Mnllterbom
nnd SuSomerifo beltinunte 9robe
hoa1noiihe 8ompfer Si,bantio III Der
9tnbe bes Noorobinoer 2eud)tihiffes
I'M Sinfen, Ole Eoiiogierc in Die BOO.
tc eenomnen morhen Ieien.
Ser ben 2onooner &ertretern 3 3
!S>ollonoiid)en 2lopo, Dem Der OonlF'
~ sehnrt, 3lieegongerc &erfrht iig.,
Der Gompfer lei ouf cine lliine eeiah-
rem. Cine erite Heutsracpclhc, olc
tcinc GueIle ongibt, unh oud) IN 2on-
CON teinen (Slouben inno, iagte. Der
2ompfer lci torpeoirt luoroen. Ant.
lid mnroe i'll Spnoon betnltnt qegebcn
1o3 in Der tSegeno, no Der Gompitr
Cnbontio on cine Wfine ocrietb, feline
hritlIden :0tinen iein f0nntcn, oerielbe
nlio einer oeittiden Wiine gum Spicr
qcfollcn iein miliie.
2onoon, t6. M0r5.
Slopbs geben befonnt, oo6 Der
hoIlanoiid,e 9onpfer Srbontio qe-
iilnfcn it, ale Faiio9iere unb Ole 93e
marnrng gerettet lino. 9Sie perluu-
tct, beobiiftiaten einiee 9lmerifaner
in ,Solnolitb on 9oro oeS Shifies All
gchen, botl lit nlht befailnt, OBJ ioIde
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
YrpuinS Malitoba IN ganab a
.trDfen".
9Sinuinrn gGou ~ sIpo

@innipea, Won.. t3. 9R1r5.
/. 42it einer Vtcbrbeit bon ctlpu 81
nobm om Wtontog Die GropinS
l'fonitobn Die Ecnpcrcn5 glfte
an, ourh melde ole @irtbihoiten.
SSelnbanol1tnsen nuS li5eniirten
Clubs om /. April gcifloiien per.
nen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
SirpiB lit ;uriidsetreten.
N0n0o1l, lG ?G1r3

Cine Gcpcldc Der frhonge &c.
lr9ruph 90. nis &opcubogen mel.
oct, Die bnlbnmt!ihc 0eutihe Gepe.
lhcnogentltr SSolif tobe ongfiinoiat
oof Der StaotslefrrGGr ocS 9ieidS-
nlorInennltS 9lonliGol ppn Iirpit lei
nen Yoitcn Iie0er1cle0t babe, itnr oil
ielne SteIle Yomiral bon Gopclle, 81.
rcttor 0er 5. NernuIhin0SahtbeiIma
I'M Dtarineunt, 81 lcincm gtodiolacr
crnonnt porben lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
5ranen itimmten gesen 9srO=
bibition.
1lIbllnlle. 20. t3. Nf1rt

1~iFNtlNFFNf NNNf'5 II. -VtWtG.
Bon 2S3 6roucn hie iih on
Der gSabl in Gait 0ubuque, Sn..
om 0tontag betbeiliotent ltinm
ten 200 anoB". Ger Sieg Der tSc.
tr0nfeintereirn muroc ooourd) Scr
hchelitenoite ser IcBten Sabre.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

mo pieI Nfunition fiir Die 9IrtiIlerie
miirhen Nerort in neittihe Nonoe
fallen. Gie fran5oiii;hen Ciii3icre
iino iih oleier tSefobr liIgcnihelulii
beniibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
gbemaliser Wliniiter Selsiens
qeitOrben.

gii55o, 6ronfreih. 13. Mar5.
Ger GOO bon 5. 0obignon ebc.
ulnliger belgiifer Dtiniitcr oes 9(eit-
bern. mlroe Yiontog IN yti15o oil.
qefilnoiat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

neil iic Die beiten 2cber Meoi5inen
ruthoIten. ciuerIei mie bitter uno Iu1s
idHnodbait, 6a Die iilBc 3uderbia2
oen 3eid)mod Der0cdt. Or. Sings
]lcip 2ife EiGs entboIten 8eitono
thcilc. ois &ebcr arbeitcno mo6t ino
oie t5e0drme IN 9cipcaunc brinqt.
aein aneiien uno beflemmen beifcn
ucr6oucn. 8criud,e1 5tc cine 5lo,
ite Gr. dina'5 Rap 2iie PiQs. uno
Sie mereen nd mohl bcfinoen. 2jc
bcl 1Sbrem 2lpotbefer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
@nibinston wartet ab.
sSoibinston. 10. Mar5,

I ~~NttAAtSARAAs - -~NAA
/ Ser omerifonilhe &ouiul. mel.
der aeneIoet botte, DAB hic 0ayt
Silius non einem Soudboot obua
Q&ormnlg torpeoirt norocn lei. lit
pon @aibinoton aus ona9uieien
Iiuoroen, 9liiioapitS Der oil @orh
beiinoIiden Amerifoner entgegen5u.
Incbmen. 9is Nsittpnd Abeno botte
man in Stootsoeportcment nid,tS
pm ibm gebGrt. 9lngciidlts Der 5bot
iehe. bob Silius eli, itnbcmofinetcr
SegIer mar lno in Der 9udt bon
51apre perionf, elaitbt man an
Stoots- lmo Dtarineaportcment
nldlt, bob er torpeoirt luoroen iei
innoern ueiqt lid Der Anltdt 5u, oaB
CT oli cine Ntine itieb.
Gic Ger. Stanteu hahen bi5ber
nod feline &oriteIllingen III bicier 9iu-
gclcgenbeit III Berlin aenlodlt,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Sentifcr Sell ia fran5oiiidlc Gruut.

Sonoon, 10. Ntor3.
9elitihe 5rltppen boben. nie beu.
te ans Berlin iiber 9(mlteroom ner
lolltet, 3piidlen 0etbincpurt uno 0enl
Niiael gum Spoten Mann cincn Sell
in Die frall5oliidle SSront eetriebcn.
@ctIincourt i'll foit 81 amei 2ritteIn
lim5ineelt, unb eln 9eringcr Tar-
ltoh Der Gertihen miro fcine Gou-
nl,ng nothmcnoig MADDEN. Sic iran
5oillhcn Stellunqen oui Dem niiacl
gum Spotclt Monn iinb oufs neuc
gefobrbet.
Gie sSron5oien beltrciten oielc Gr.
iplQe, geben ober 81, ooB ibre sSrpnt
OH Spei Tlinften Spiihen @etbincourt
uno Dem 0iigel gum 5obten Monn
ourhbrnhen muroe. Ter oeutidle YIN.
Griff marfirt pffenbor ocn 9eginn
elmer aroBen Sdlod)t. Sic 9eutih,l
benbiidtipen offenbar, Die iron5oilide
9lrnee ouf Dem Gitlier Der Moos
ob5uidneiben. llngebcure &orrGtbe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Der Sal rsilius".
Berlin. IL. 4fdr5.


Gine omtlide llItcrlnd'una ser
neutihen 9tomiraIitdt bot oic ! bat.
ilde 5lltoee gei0rNert, ooB fein 0eIt.
id)es (oud,boot nit Dem llnter1on1
Der norluegiiheu @orf Siliua in Ser,
blnbune itano." Qies hcridtCte anl
4fithuodl Ole lleberlee 9Iohrihtell,
cQcntur in @erlln,
(Gie normegiide 8orf SiliuS mar
Iegten Gomnerstag in ocr @uht non
Nopre, no tic aus 9tep 9Inrf nit elmer
&obun9 @ei5en eingetroffen mar, 0es
lnnten, bon oen on 9oro bciin0li-
ncn lieben Mnerifonern mllr0c mr
eiuer, Sobn Nortnonn, Nllrdl herum
ilieqenoe Srilnn1er on bcn 9einen
aopiton Snnerrien nm
5mei Wtotrplen maren crtrlmfen.)
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ment go. 46 6uriifgetricben uno er'
litten id)lpere &erluitc."
tSpmp. pon Billing au giidlOic.
0anre. ii. sgtar5.

Die beIeiine 3eitlme yS}ing-
iieme Siecle" erflort, boB General
gouperneiir BON 9iiiing Die 9iif,oie
pm 9elgien, bie I'M Ietten 9lopentber
oen 9rief on Die oeutiden 9iid)oic
unter5eihncten, benahridltigte. ooB cr
ibre @eoonfen fennt uno miiie, ooB
lie oen @rief alf 9lnltiitllng por Star
hinol 4ltercier llter3einnetcn. &r
Ildbe iih nit elmer NeihncrOe ii6cr
Der aoroiuaI an oal &atifon ge-
uanot. General pom Niiiing erfI0rtc,
onB lie oaourf init Dem &aroinoI
gcmeitidoftlide Snhe gemodt bot
ten un0 ihIiebt nit Sen 99ortcn:
sd boffe. ooB Die Stellungnobme
oes Gotifons mir Die gtnthmcnoigfcit
non @tobr .8,,,p gegeu Sic eriporcn
Miro"
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Qonoon. Is. qgpora.

Cine Gepeidle Der Grd,onge &c.
ieQrapb So. dus giom meI0etc ON
91ittmod), 6oB Geitcrreih lln1drn
.ou lottugoI ben arieg erfI1rt bot
Glne R21terocpeidlc aus Sen! pom
@}ittmoh beridtet. Ceiterreih In
Qarn bette ieinen ejcinn6ten aus 2is
icton abberuien uno oem portltlieli
idlcn G5eianbtcn in @ien Die Gdiie
on5qcbdn0lpt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Neues Gabinttt IN Eortngal
sebilbet.
2iIlobon, 10. Dp6rs.

NIIuUUH, 10. Wtur6.
Oos folGenoe neue portugieiiihe
Cabinet lit om Mitttuoh 5uiammcn.
qeiteIlt morocn: Qremicr ruo Solo.
nien. VI. 5. 9IImeibo; W1arinc. 2dpt.
u Golmtinbo; fSinon3en. Gr. u. Gotta
arieg, Yioior y Waitp8; AcuBercs.
Gr u. Soores, ,Suiti3, ". GorpoIbo
niicntIidc gtrbeiten. z. GiIon; Miui.
iter 0es llnterridtspcicns, Ee0ro
Jinrtin3; W}iniiter 0eS SSnneren lie
rcird y|eis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

DIE ,,uorcitern"- "-3ettun-
gen baben Ole 6eicPicbte
BON Ga Grofie ntett nu,
miticpreiben ionoern NIT
MAIDEN helfen.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-14
CITY FINANCES

The financial statement of the city ot
Pemblna is published in this issue an:
deserves a little attention by the tax
payers. 1t tells where the money camf
from and for what it has been spent
incidentally, we may add that long ex
perience with taxpayers and their griev
ances shows that the average taxpayer
does not worry so much as to how much
be pays as he does what is done with the
money. If be is satisfied that the ex
penditures are conservative and economi
cal then he has but little or no kick
coming
A few remarks may make the state
ment clearer to the reader.
Referring to the published statement,
it will be found that the general fund
had in cash on Marco 31st, $1,905.O4
Since that date the city treasurer has
received from the county treasurer
81. .100.64 SO that the sum in the general
fund at this date is S2,145.65.
A payment or transfer of $500 from
the general fund to the sinking fund
in May will practically provide for the
complete payment Of our $1,000 bonded
debt, as we already have Sl,6l5.63 IN that
fund, and this 5000 and accrued and &C.
cruing interest will provide for full pay
ment, in two years when the bonds are
due.
We have in outstanding warrants
which are liens against the city the sum
of $10O7.40. Now adding, s74 for accru.
ed interest on warrants. 800 transferred
to sinking fund, and 1925 to pay bills on
file but not yet passed we have as the
total debt of the city the sum of 81 ,407. 40
AS stated above thera is cash on hand in
the general fund to the amount of
$2l45.63. So that if we choose to pay all
outstanding debts we could do it and
have e738.28 as a cash surplus, in the
general fund.
This showing has not been made by
being penurious in needed city improve.
ments. We have been spending about
$500 a year on our streets and crossings
for the last six years, and leaving these
street improvements out of the total,
this city now owns personal and real pro.
perty to at least valuation Of $4,000.
The city government has been practi.
cally in the same hands for long series
Of years. This is the financial result.
No wonder that the voters return them
to Office as their terms expire.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-14

Vancouver, is expected home this week
Lynn Thomson has been spending a
couple of weeks in Chicago visiting his
old friend Roy Jameson formerly CT
Nowesto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Brouse who have
been living in Drayton the past year
have rented one of Mrs. Jas. Murphy's
houses and will reside here for the sum
mer.
Henry Christensen has purchased the
George Cottier farm north of town and
has rented the John Brown farm, where
he will resi- de until be erects buildings
on his own property.
The farmers of this vicinity who live
near the Red River are making every
preparation for. flood and while they
hope to be spared such calamity, they
realize it is we'll to be prepared for the
worst.
The Base Ball Club held basket So
cial in the town hall, Friday evening.
The program furnished war exception
ally good and much appreciated. The
social proved "a financial success as the
proceeds amounted to over $3.50.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-14

But what can we figure from such re.
ports as these. High water mark of
1897 about foot lower than the level of
Third street, was AZ feet.
Last Thursday the report was water
above low water mark, 80 feet. But the
water was 18 feet below the level of
Third street. Eighteen feet and thirty.
three feet make ffty.one feet. Has
Third Street been raised some nine feet
since 1897 as the above would indicate?
The same reporter also shows lot of
anxiety as to whether the ice in this vi:
cinity still holds strong. He seems to
think that if such is the case that it will
stop the flow and make the water higher
at Grand Forks. As the water in the
Red would have to rise % feet here in
order to make "backwater" at Grand
Forks, the reporter better worry about
what is happening above rather than
,elow his city.
just now we down river people are not
so much interested in knowing how far
it is from the top of the water tc the
bottom of the river as we are in knowing
how far from the top of the water it is to
the level of Third street. 1t isn't "the
low water mark" of which they seem to
have three at Grand Forks, as it is the
high water mark that we are thinking of
first now.
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Dagers Of praft

Drafts feel best when we are hot and
perspiring, just when they are most dan
gerous and the result is Neuralgia, Stiff
Neck, Sore Muscles OF sometimes an At
tack Of Rheumatism. In such cases ap-
ply Sloan's Liniment. It stimulates cir
culatian to the sore and painful part.
The blood flows freely land in short
time the stiffness and pain leaves. Those
suffering from Neuralgia or Nsuralgis,
Headache will find ono OF two applca-
tions Of Sloan's Liniment will give CRATE
full relief. Tho sgonizipg pain gives way
20 . tingling ssnsation Of comfort and
warmth and quiet rest and sleep 10 pos
sible. Good Nsuritis toe. Price 26o. at
your Druggist.
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PEMBlNA COUNTY, FRIDAY April 14 ra
A BUSINESS MEMS STRIKE.

The theory of the Non. Partisan peo-
pie appears to be that all classes of bus
iness men and professional persons are
enemies Of the farmers. The remedy
proposed is practically to strike. That
is. the farmers are to ignore the bust.
ness and professional people and their
interests, and refuse them official posi-
tions while the farmers make laws to i
suit themselves. The farmers are aleo
to boycott the businessj men sof local
towns and buy all goods possible form
catalogue houses. The practical re-
suit OF carrying out such doctrines WOULD
be a boycott or..strike against zall local
business and professional townspeople.
We are wondering what would happen
it all the town people should re!aliate in
kind.
Suppose justIone class of these enc.
mics of the farmers, the railway people,
should refuse to do..any work for farm.
ers.
Suspose the local merchants refused
to do business with any Non Partisan
farmer.
Suppose the doctors would refuse to
respond to their calls.
Suppose the publishers of the dailies
and weeklies refuse them their publica.
tions.
Suppose town schools and churches
refused them sdmittance.
Suppose the blacksmith refused to
shoe their horses, or the shoemaker
mend their shoes.
These are only few examples of what
the consequences might be if these ZEN
emies OF the farmer" were to carry out
the doctrines of the Non-Partisan Lea.
que from the standpoint of the ''enemy."
OF course such suppositions are absurd
but the real truth is easiest proved by
carrying the error to the extremes.
: The fact is clear that all these people
are interested in farmers and farming.
just as much as the farmer himself. It
is equally clear that the farmer himself
isjust as much Interested in the busi-
ness men. Their interests are mutual,
and they are not enemies. Boycott by
either is self destruction.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-14
HOW FAR IS A METER?

The European dispatches mostly use
meters and kilometers to express dis.
tance. Many people have not learned
the metrical system. For these we may
say that a meter is the measure they use
when we would use yards, and a kilo.
meter is the unit of measure that takes
the place Of miles. The equivalents be.
low while not exact are easily remember.
cd. A meter is nearly three and one
third feet long. A kilometer is 1100
yards or about two thirds of mile,
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Tongue River.

Mrs. Thomas Vaughn is recovering
from an attack of the grippe.
Miss Vera Miller, of Cavalier spent
the past week with friends here.
Mrs. E. Taillon has been IN Winnineo
for several weeks writing her mother
Mrs. Dumas.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Saunder of Fairport
were guests of the Simmons family on
Sunday last.
Joseph Taillon came down from Lev.
don, and stayed over Sunday at the par.
entail home.
Mr.. j. Schluchter of Cavalier spent
Sunday with his daughter Mrs. A. J.
Restmeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kehn and their
family visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Kim.
merle on Sunday.
Herbert Simmons went to Crystal on
Friday to spend few days with his
brother Frank and family.
S. w. Hodgson and family drove out
from Bathgate Sunday and spent the
day at the F. Hcdgson home.
VIM. Mcfarland has been busy the
past week drawing his hay home from
toilette having purchased his spring
supply of hay from James Sharp.
Mr.. Guy Becbtel arrived recently from
Saskatchewan called by the severe illness
OF his wife, who has been very ill with
pleurisy, but is improving slowly.
Mrs. j. Stewart, who was dangerously
i'll for several weeks past, is gaining slow.
Y. and her friends are beginning TO hope
for her complete recovery soon.
Reinholt Ertman returned on Monday
OF last week, from the Minnesota woods
where he put in the winter, and has en-.
gagged for the summer with A. j. Rest.
mayer.