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Der poaitdnoiqe geridt ser oeltidcn g0miroIitGt
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id)mcmmt. Ger 8eribt 5egt ooB Ole @nslanoer &c.
logon baben, ais lie erfl6rten, oe Oeude ,Sotte lei
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oaB oie brtii)c lotte m1breno Der oritte @6ae Der
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uur6c idnea Der Seimat6 3i3ioonlpfen Die britt
den Seeleute bon oen oerndteten S6iiien Die geret
let mlr0en pur0en bon oeuti6eu Sdiien eercttet mo
Gin 3ur 9luifl0rmg alseeianOtes Oeutibes SorpcOo.
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gtorOiee g5egt o6er e bat nergebens auf Oas @rlde
ncn oeS AOniralS Sclicoc nit Oen Srimmern ieincr
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IS pa ms jebt ideincn, bob oe Dor mebrcrcu "a.
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&crndJhmgsiblag 81 ocriebcn, Der au Dem Naller
miBlona.
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QImcrifaniLde Csntente.9yOIitif.

Die @oftif g8ooorou g2iIions 5e0t iid inner oeut.
ldjer ais bic 9oltf Der curopaden @ntcnte, ais elm
8uammcnac6en nit jenen Sdnoern Der altcn gSclt-
Gie beqanu Dor orc Sa6ren nit Dem @i6errni Der asa.
nand aanal @eb6renre6eit iir amertoniidc aiiiien'
0onpicr Gle ciqte id farer nad 9usbrrd) oes SeIt.
lricgcs oud luirclmolidJe palting oen eentramad)'
ten qcgci6er lo @egiinitigmg Der Sadie DER entente
sic 70 melt Qing oai Der Sade oer Gntete ole omeri
laniiden Mede oui Dem g9cltmcer geopicrt mltroen.
gudl nad oen aregc iol oeie @olitif OcS gInIe5nes
al sic Gntente iortgeiebt merocn Sine oabnielenoe
@iu ilt oui Ge6eiB BON g9ion pom @litcl lmo Scge'
eomic 0cs llnicrbales oeS Gongreiics idon atS9ear
beiic poroen. Gle 3ufimits gntentc @olitif @ilons
nadlt iidl inter Dem uui1ul0gen Hanen oes ,Sd]ubes
Ser ancrianiidcn rSuouitrie~ bemerfbor Gs lit sic
Sarbliofi Snonitre oc geidibt weroen ioa 9ln erer
1ieue lit oos fcin oenofrades 4rin5ip. Au 3ueitcr
Gtcle BAT elm FOLDER Sdjub feinen praftiidet @ert6
fir 0as 9olf ocr Ser Stnaten SIN 0jegentbcl 0ns
Golf 0icics 0anoes miro ourd oen beabiidteten Sdub
ser 1nrboii. Snouric ser perlicrcnOe l6eil en Gas
IL eluc page 9cboupun8, onoern III ourd ole Gra6
rng Gcgriuoei Seii 5me 5a6reu 5abeu mere Ger
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4ilaiternn0S6 6ummiiFun Der eta6t Baltimore
NafnnQuS
IA 1t m re, 20. Suni
Mn Allc, bic CO angcltl

Vdlt more, 20. SUM 1910.
Nm Nnc, bic CO angebt!
9S iuiro biermi aemdB bon glb6niien SO y
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NoriBcr mo conIlircnoer SngcHeur.
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IS miro 6iermit befonnt gemGbt, oas oc
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fam 5cmano iid in 9hBlanO eiuen san5 aniebnliden
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in 92ep.Dort geitorbcn 1T, mar cine ietene 6rau Sn
einem Snne par iie cine Wlooerne: lie mar @eibdits-
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NIrran 0cS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
2s Smni 1910.
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9fiaicrnmnS.GummiiHon Der etaot Baltimore.
OlqtuGQuS

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Bur NrinHernng
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Cite yir. 9.
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Sic nadaenannten Rerionen baben cine Hei'
lion iiir cine Sransierirnng eiuer gnoetatl.
Spirtnoien.Hlccn5 bonn I. Mai 1915 eingeretuDt.
ipcDc an Seniiag, ben II. Snli 1916, mn 1
ubr Sormiitnoef IN YerniDunp ae6o0en miro.
4roieIie miiiien biz 12 ubr Wdita9s dlH
Saniitng, ben 10. Suli 1916, eingereicbi meroen.
fir pel0e 5ormulare auI @eiu6 IN oieiem
Biirean erldngt oeroen f1nnen.
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Sb, On srOkurtiser 4. sui!
9ampfcr n9reamlauO"
GBciapcafe Bead.

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gSerlie am 8uBe ocS NroaopaD. 9unoabri 5Oc.
(Sunt20-Suli4)
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01
|NSuRRECT0 MEETING
OF iowa DEMOCRATS
Opponents of Present Organic
alton Plan to Contest on
State Nominations.

DcS MONIES, la. Feb. 26.-1'he full
democratic state tickets may be placed
before Iowa voters at the June 8 pri-
mary this year, as the result of Il de-
cision early today by leaders of So
called progressive democrats to enter
8; slate of their own.
After an all night session the con-
ference unanimously selected Senator
John 7. Clarkson, of Abba, leader OF the
dry forces i'm the Seth general as
sembly, to head the new ticket as cam
didate for governor in opposition to tho
regular democratic ticket.
Edward c. Dunn. of Mason City. who
was a candidate for governor in 1912
was selected as II candidate for DEM
Ocratic national committeeman against
Wilbur w. Marsh, of Waterloo. Sena-
tor GARRISON refused to say whether he
would be a candidate.
Should Senator Clarkson be n candi-
date for governor, it was :s,id. he will
represent the conference as delegate at
large. Homer w. Johnston, OF Sioux
City, was the conferences second
choice for delegate at large.
Four cardinal propositions will oc-
cupy the attention of progressive dem
Ocrats from now on according to the
insurgents.
They are to open headquarters in Des
Moines and campaign to elect progress
sive democrats as delegates to the ma
tional convention ut ST. Louis; to over
throw State Chairman J. w. Reynolds
and other committeeman and elect a
progressive democrat in their places:
to defeat w. w. Marsh as national
committeeman and place r. c. Dunn,
of Mason City in that place; to bring
out Il progressive democrat as candi-
date for governor
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01

terly in the region of North verdun.
where the enemy continues his efforts
on the % east Of the Meuse. After
the last engagement our troops re-
tanned their positions in spite Of Che re-
peated assaults of the enemy, who no
longer counts his sacrifices"
Nothing of Importance has occurred
on he: remainder Of the 'front.'"
Berlin, (via I.ondon). Feb. 26.-An
officia! statement issued today says
that considerable advances have been
made east Of the Mouse in the region
north Of verdun in the presence OF
Emperor William.
The war office also announced the
capture Of the hills southwest Of the
village Of L~ouvemont and the Fortified
positions to the east thereof.
The official statement says:
Resistance Of the French broke
down on the Woevre plain along the
entire front to Marppoville south Of the
high road from Paris to Metz.
We are pursuing the retreattny
enemy"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01
BAY STATE MOoSERS
MILITANT AS EVER
Bird Serves Notice Party Split
Is Inevitable" If T. r..
Delegates Fail.

Boston. Feb. 2S.-A prediction that
another split in the republican party
would be Inevitable" If the Roose-
welt candidates for delegates at large
from this state to the national con-
vention were defeated in the primaries
was contained in n letter addressed by
n of these candidates. Charles Sum-
ner Bird. to Lewis Parkhurst. chair
man OF the republican club Of Massa-
c%husetts. last night. The communities
ton was in answer to II letter sent by
Parkhurst to each Of the eight an
nounced delegate candidates suggest
ing hat they try to agree and avoid a
said Mr.. Bird. the republican
ton will be controlled by the old guard
and n SPLIT will be inevitable, and
President Wilson's recollection as
Sured.'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01

Berlin, Feb. 26, jvia Iondon).--It is
officially announced that Fort Douau-
mont, II of the Qualifications of Yer
dun, was taken by storm. yesterday aft
ernoon, and is now firmly held by the
Germans.
The official announcements is as fol-
lows:
1.-THE armcred fort Douaulnont, the
northeastern corner pillar of the per
manent line Notifications of the
stronghold of Verdun was storrned yes
terday afternoon by the Twenty-fourth
regiment of Brandenburg infantry and
is, now firmly in German hands,"
Fort Douaumont lies four miles
northeast of Verdun. 1t is one OF near
ly IL score of forts protecting Verdun
n is situated just north of the rail-
road running cast rom the city to-
Metz. DOuaumont is one of Il cluster
of seven forts protecting Verdun from
the east. Forts DE Sauville, De Tav-
annes and ST. Michel lie directly be-
tween he position conquered by the
Germans and the city OF Verdun.
The capture OF Douaumont is the
most important achievement since the
Inauguration of the German drive at
Verdun-an onslaught which, for fury
and for weight of men and guns, has
few presidents in the war. Verdun is
the strongest fortress of France and
is Of particular Importance from the
fact that it offers direct communication
with Paris. which is $50 miles to the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01
German Gun Fire at Verdu1 Is
Most Terrific Of All History

London. Feb. 28.-While the con-
fidence of the military court has not
been shaken by it. the seriousness Of
the. German thrust toward Verdun is
recognized.
The Times Paris correspondent re-
ports the feeling of French people Of
equal anxiety. though he says. there is
less apprehension than prevailed during
the great Marine struggle. The cor
respondent adds that all accounts from
the front agree that the tremendous
artillery fighting in the Champagne
offensive was as the mere firing OF
squibs when compared with the pitless
bombardment which has been going
throughout the Mouse heights during
the past week, largely owing to the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01

12-inch and a 17-inch guns bought
from the Russian and Serbian fronts
to swell the chaos.
Never BEFORE" says the correspond
ent, has a battle been so infinitely
prepared nor any army been SO abund-
antly provided with material means for
victory. Nothing has been neglected
that is likely to lead to success. The
Germans doubtless noting the slow but
sure efforts Of the allies toward a re-
organization Of their tremendous JIM
dustrial and the prospect OF
a flood Of new troops from Great Brit
ain, have realized hat unless they get
the Knockout blow in soon, they are
bound to be beaten, not ON points. but
by sheer exhaustion"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01

Practically all the matt and hops
consumed In Argentina are Of foreign
origin. as there is little or no dornes-
ttce production. During 1913, "A normal
year. the imports of malt into the re-
public aggregated 54,3l4,532 pounds. OF
which Austria-Hungary supplied 49,
SOC. ! pounds: Germany, 1850. s45;
Belgium. 94.247; the United Kingdom.
l4.0l0. and Italy. 1868 pounds. In 1914
In the hrst nine months of 1916. 49,
648. $50 pounds. OF hops, the imports
during 1913 totaled $40. GA pounds, of
which Germany supplied 7GS.599
Austria Hungary. 6S,165. and the Uni
ted States. 1855 pounds; in 1914, co.,
76l pounds; In the first nine months Of
1915, 268,273 pounds.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01
TURKS DISPATCH
AID. TO ARMENIA
Distance From Railroad Re.
quires Months March-Be-
Iieved Relief Troops Will
Be Too Late.

Paris. Feb. 2S.-Turkey is making
great efforts to dispatch troops to the
Russian front in an endeavor to re-
capture Erzerum. says the Bucharest
correspondent OF the Times. All or
binary traffic OF the railway from the
Bosphorus to Angora has been stop
ped, according to the correspondent
and trains conveying troops and sup
plies are running necessarily but as
the distance from .Angora to Erzerum
will consume at least a months march
there is likelihood of the success of the
movement.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01
RUSSIANS TAKE PERSIAN
CITY IN GIGANTIC SwEEo

London. Feb. ga Reuter- dispatch
from Fetrograd states the Russians
important Persian city in the nei9hbor-
hood of which serious fighting has re-
Gently taken place.
The capture of Kermanshah brings
the Russians to within $50 miles Of
Kut-el-Amara where a British force
of 10000 has been beleaguered nearly
two months. following the failure to
capture Bagdad.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01
RETAIL LUMBERMEN
FAVOR PREPAREDNESS

Portland. Ore, Feb. 26.-The Western
Retail Lumbermen's association adont-
ed resolutions here today calling upon
members of congress to Support presi-
dent Wilson'S program for national pre-
paredness and pledging the undivided
support Of the organization for ade-
Quate measures Of defense.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01

west. Verdun marks the northeri,-
point OF the great French defenses
against direct attacks from German
territory, the most southerly being Bel
tort and, between these points. lies the
stretch OF frontier on which Germany
touches France.
Today's German statement indicates
q development of the attack along n
wide front south and east of the region
north of Verdun along which pressure
hitherto has been eNerted. The hisl,
road from Paris to Metz referred to
runs through Verdun. passing slight
to the southeast. 1t is crossed at %
point abou Is miles east of verdun by
the German line, bending southwark
IN the salient to st. Mihiel. Verdun is
thus being assaulted simultaneously
from the north. northeast, east and
southeast.
Apparently the Germans are deve!-
oping an attack similar to that en-
ployed frequently. with marked sue
cess, against the Russian fortified posi-
tions in the campaign of last summer
Their tactics were to bend back the
Russian lines on both sides OF the Sc
lected point of attack and compe,
evacuation of the fortress itself.
The town referred to in the German
statement as marking. the southern end
of h portion of the French front
which 4 peen broken is probably
Marcheville- en-Woevre. This town is
just south OF the Paris-Metz highway,
] "a miles east Of Ver6nn
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01

The Skager Rack. entrance to the
Baltic sea. is so narrow. less than six
miles. that the three-mile territorial
waters Of Sweden and Denmark over
lap and high seas" disappear, an i'm
portant point In the delicate ques-
ton facing Great Britain In her ef-
forts to blockade all Baltic ports Of
Germany. Il Sweden were to join the
central empires the British course
would be much clearer at least IN this
matter.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-01

The tremendous German offensive aimed AT Verdun is gaining
force hourly. and new and serious breaches have been made in the
French lines, Berlis announces today. The fortress is now menaced
from the east and southeast rs we'll as from the north and the
northeast.
Not only has fort Douamnont, one OF the outlying defenses of the
stronghold been taken. but French resistance O the plain of the
Woevre to the east has been broken according to the German bulletin
which reports that the Germans are pursuing their beaten foe along
the Woevrc front.
Although the substantial successes noted are officially claimed by
the Germans, Paris has not conceded them. Regarding Douaumont.
the outlying fort whose capture is announced by Berlin. the French
statement only declares that in this region the battle is still raging
and has assumed a most sangunary character.
The presence of Emperor William with his troops, On the German
front is confirmed by Bcrlins today official statement.
All along the Verdun front the Germans are hurting their men
against the French lines without regard to sacrifices, Paris declares
the fighting being particularly desperate in the region of Beaumont.
almost directly north of Verdun.
The rain OF shell fire in the September offensive of the allies wa
at the time without precedent, but correspondents near the front de-
clare that 1T was feeble in comparison with the deluge of projectiles
which at present is being poured upon the French trenches and fortifi
cations from the 1nassed batteries of the Germans.