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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
9attftaaMna.

l1nIerea pielen Sreunben lnb 8es
fanntcn, Die inns in 10 giiti9cr @eile
lpdbrello bes. &ranflcins lliierer ges
llebten @attin nnb Sd)pciter, Srmt
Nifplans 8eed, beigeltanncn lnlo uns
bel Scren @erlnit ibr berslihites @ete
leio bar9ebraht baben, ipiinlhcn mir
llllcren allfridtislteu 9anf absnitat@
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flr ocrcn pradbtigen Mlunenitiide at
o%anfel1, ipic allh Germ Carl @1tebl
fir bic freunbliden unb trpltreiden
be 1prad.
MeOlaus 8eef, &qtte.
@iliam Strupe, @ruber.
Srau 8. 5linbt, Gdtuelter.
1901 ipe1tQ. Occult Strabe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
&ieb nnb 8rpbiiioneu.

gbicago, 5. Sept. @in6oieb -
,8nfubr 1000. Set; Toe bober. -
Stiere, $6.5O-9.35; &iibe nno &in.
Der, $375-9.50; &alber $3.50 Bis
1925.
gdweiue - 3ufubr 5000. -
2angiam. 10c b0ber, cling idneG. -
9ar6i6nittsgemidt, $40 0-11.10
5l1meiit $1O.O0-1O.75.
Shafe - 3ufubr 10000. 5tarl
@iooer, $6.5o-7.85; 2ammer, S.,
50-1O.5O.
Geiliiael - 13-16; Springs
1S-1Sh.
9rtter - Creamery, 26-31hc
gier - Yrima - 2O-25c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Scr arieQ.
(Sorticeung bon Der /. geite.).,
Sreiberr BON Shenf pers
Idtct,

batct.
MtDen. iiber 2pnbpn, 5. Sept.
Sreiberr bon Ghenf, 2eitcr Der beilts
iden Eropaaanba in @%riedcnloilS, lit
am Spnntug per6aftet unh nn' @prb
ci,1es &reuSers ser @ntcnte :, Mdt6te
gebrnGt pprbci1.
(9iplpnnaten ser @ntclltc : @Sidbtc
batten Die 9cportirung Ses Srelberrl,
BON sdcnf Mnb Iedsis ieincr Mgenten
aefprSert. @S ipar am Sonntag aerncle
oct morben. Sreiberr BON Sbenf babe
1id IN ieiner Ne1ioeus bcrbarrifaoirt
unb @adben I'M oas @alis gtIegt.)
MnS Numbering berbot c II.
2onhpn, 5. Sept. Ser grtbange
Selesrapb 60. ipirb aus Mt1en beridz
tet. BORT lei un Montag elm amtlid)es
Munbi6reiben b%er0ffentlidt lporben.
peldes allen 9eripnen im Mltcr bon
II bis 40 Sabren berbietet, auBer
2anbes 5l seben.
Npn Der Sitrfct.
9erlin, orabtlos iiber gabpiIe,
8. s., 5. Sept. Ser tiirfi1de Gasess
bcridt bom 1. September lalttet lpie
fplst:
naaufaliide Sront: l1nler rcdter
Sliisel nabm in Ben 9eifrisen Gperuz
tiol1e11 ipeitere @rfaneene. .eSS1r @ee
bict bon Ss1ptt purbe Gin feiuoIider
9ngriff abgeldla9en. Ser Seinb err
lit @erllllte. Gin 2ert1ant 'ut1b
Snoatcn, melhe sefansen eenutmen
iprrnen, e~rfldrten, bab bas IS. Meeiz
ment Der pierten 9ipilipn bed %tallfaliz
ifen Snfa,lterie infolee ibrer Nnsriffe
am II. Iusuit prei @iertel ibrcrstars
fe berloren unb baB aubere He9imen<
ter nod ibtperere @erluitc bapone
trugen.
vSSn Centrum madten Mbtbeilrns
gen unferer. Sruppen lleberfaae uuf
feinbli6e Sdiiten9raben. sic brangcl1
IN einise babon Elm u,1b serit1rten bier
Sefbgel6ube. sic %brad5ten audi AZ
@efan9ene unb einise MrtiGeriepferbe
Suriid."
TDn her 8alfanfrpnt nnb aus 9n=
ba,tien.
Berlin, 6rabtlos iiber Gabbille,
8. Sept. Ser am Gonntag in @ien
a%usgegebene mtlibe 8eriht melbet:
u9eitlid bon Mtpfona iiberi6ritten
italienii6e Streitfrafte tuieber Sen
@opuia. Ser erobere g6eil bie1er
Sruppen mar seHern Msiorgen ipieber
snriidseIdlasen ipprben.
Sran56iiider 8eri6t aus
gaIpnifi.
SaIDnifi, iiber garis, s. Sept,
9as fran5oiif6e S%auptqllartier in Ga
lonifi nneloete gelferu, Dab bon Sen
bllgarilden Srl1ppen ein neler Mnz
griff an Der ma5eboniiden Sront ipeltz
lt6 bonn S6trotpo Gee sen1ad6t porber
lit. Ser angriff lei bon Sen gerben
abgc1dlagen ipprben.
Neben Den 8dmpfen an1 Sltrolpp
Gee ipar betrahtlide Sbatisfeit ppll
Tatrouilen an Ser .gtrllma llnb
9oirm See Srpnt, ioipie cine 5eitz
tpeilige &anonabe.
Stalieniide ~ eIbnng.
@om, iiber 2onbon, 5. Sept. Ser
9eltern in 8om m1ssesebene amtlide
8eridt lagt, bab italieniI1e' grnpper
in Nlbanien, 0itlib bon Mlplona, peis
tere Grfolge ersielt bdtten. Sic 9Dr=
fer a1lta unb 9ri5ar ieien beiett unt
@sonte @rabilt senommen iporoeh
spater batten fid Die Staliener ar
pas redte l1fer Ser gopuia 5llriidsesp:
gen, nadbem iie. ibren 3tped erreidc
batten. (?)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
observation-disclosures,

Sic nabitebenoen @auerlalebnib'
ldeine tpurben geltern ermirft:
geo. 1902 @eitern Mpe., fir 8.
@ougbton OILS gigentbiimer nno 8au.
unternebmer. Gin 5meiitodiges Sad)-
gebduoe gum &oitenanidlag Dor
SO, 100000.
Go. sol Central START slpe., fiji
81. ginaa als gigentbiimer unb 8a1.
nnternebmer. 9meiit0diees Sadge.
baube gum &oItenanidlag bon
Sc, 100000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Garcia sat cinem Monat @efananif
uerurtheilt.

Nande5 @arcia, Ser, apie in Ser
tSonntagsalls9abc bes Ser 9emo-
frat" beridtet moroen lit, om Conn
obeno Nbe,lo Sobn artanean NUT Ell
mem Galirmeiier ldmere Shniftmun=
Den ON ben Sanoen ulo Mrmen BEL
.brad)te, apuroe geitern bon 1rieoens.
rid)ter 8bil. Gallm 511 elmer oreiBia,
.tagigen Saftitrafe perurtbeilt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Die mdrste.
8rubufte.

ghicagp, 5. Sept. - @ei5en
1.51A Sept, 1.53 9e5.
&orn ~ S8 Sept, 76 9es.
Safer - 1874 Sept, 1919 9e5
@etreioe fir 8aar $40. 2 rotbel
8intertpei5en, 11eu, 1.50-1.51:R
&orn, geo. 2, $3.50; Safer, 5tan
oarb, 46h-47A.
@erIte - S2-1.O9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Setaste Tran bridJt iid oas redte

Irou 30. &eboe, 70 Sabre aIt, $50.
1920 @rano alpe., brad 1id oas
red)te 8eilt, als lie in ibrem @arten,
in Dem iie NIT Saten belddftigt mar,
gu @ooen i~tiir5te. Or. 9. 8. arel.l
bebanbelt Die betagte Came.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
2ofaIer @etterbcridjt.

9abenpprt, 5. Sept. {
Snrd)ldnitts : 9arpmcterltal1O 1886
8nrd)idnitts Semperatltr SO
8D1lte Semperatl,r be1te . 80
9eieorielte Semperatllr lebte Nodt "a
Mornlale Senlperatltr fir 33
pn fedGay 5sidtiafsit Der -
Suit "A
Mieoeridlag iii "a stll1oen o.6O
gorberriben0e @%inorid)tlmg /. S@.
@aIIeritanb INN Z l1br Morgens 3.3
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
@etterberidt.

@a6 ton, s.. Sept.
Sir Soma unb Slinois: l1lbeItimm=
ties 8etter W}ittappd) llnb 3omners=
tag nit Drtliden @emitteri d)al1ern.
&idt bel Ienoerung in Ser Gent
peratltr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
5 Nferoe 3
Mae Grtra CUTE Teuermebr= Yierbe.
5 s~@lau6ma8en, 5 Get
9oppel8ei6irr, 2 set ein=
jpdmntaeS 0eShttt.

Gbigeg gisentbfll,m miro our ansez
9ebenen' Belt perfanft iperben, -llnb ir~
gaenp cine Stdbt, Sic iol9e M~usItattlua
braudt, iplte 'einen &tdl1fer sllr Mlltz
tion l6iden, linb fiG eines Ebeiles
berielbea oDer beg @an5en perlidern.
gebinglingen iperben ipabrel,o Ser
Tuition befanrt genmdt iperben.
2aut Befe6l Ser Gtabt 3abenport,
So, Sranf 4plarb, glerf, gbrilt
auebl. Soriibenber bes Sinan5cpmmitz
tees.
@.2. @ilfeit, suftiondr.
6. 6. @obeipn, g9atneilter. d
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
@tIbeImine eubr,
geb. sra + M,

geb. Sra + nj,
an @pntas, Sen 4. September, Mad@
mittags I'M ! llbr, mad, ffnr5em, ibpe=.
ren 2eiben I'M Sitter bnt1 So Sabren,
$ Monaten rnb 3 Sdgen fanft ent>
ldpafen lit.
'9as 2eidenbesdnsniB finoet AM
9onnersta9, ben Z. G%eptember, Nad@
mittags lm 2 1lbr, bonn gralcr6aufe,
500 2245 ipcltlide 3. StraBe, aus
na6 Sem Sairmount Sriebboie 1tatt.
linn titles 8eileio bitten Sic tiefbez
triibten @interbliebenen:
Charles ". Srabna, 8rl1Ser,
Mrtbur 5rabnn, Chicago ST..
Charles Srabnt, ST., glinton, Sa.,
Srnl alma girelD, geb. Srabm. y
Bolton. MaiI.,
Meffen unb Nidten.
neblt @eripanbtetl.
81, l:6. 5,6.7t ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
GbarIeS s. 8eemG

~ WV
sS1ipicgerbater nao 8rubcr, ~
CHARLES s. Been6
an Montae,, Sen A. Geptembcr, @or<
lnitta9s I'M 10 llbr 80 Mia.,s. nod
lanacm lhiueren 2eibeu I'M Aiter Don
SO Sabren, = Wlonatcq uuo 4 Tagen
lanft entldlnfcn lit.
@ns MISUNDERSTANDING finbet an
Wlittiupd), sen 6. September. 3a6mit=
tags NM 3 ltbr, BPM Gralierbau1e
SO. 1904 neltlide. EIeaIaut 5traRe,
aus naG bent Sairnount Sriebboie:
lfatt. I
linn titles 8eileib bitten sic tiefbe<
trilbten &interbliebeneil:
Srau Gbriitina Bccnf, seb. Dreelen,
Satin,
@ugu 8cenf,
2pmis 8cend,
@illiam 8ecnf, 9ahenport.
Sram 9aue 6euideu, eeb. 8eend,
Strait 9,.8u StrMbe, 9eb. 9eend,
&inber,
Sra1 @l,gu strmbc, geb. 8eend.
Gnber,
G,uil @ccuf, S8l1te @rdB,,
Srm1 Subm Slctt, aeb. 8ee,1d.
Blue @raB,
Srml Carl SieIefelbt, eeb. @eend, !
9ubenport. issyd.,
@eIdtuiiter,
nebIt @ecnanbten.
|Tn65 or
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Meme 2~l,,3ei8em.
9obes;Mmaet9e.,

Srcunben llnbs @efanhtcm' biermit
Sic tralrige Nadriht, bob mein ge<
Iiebter @attc, infer lieber @ater.
sShiuicacrbater ul,b Yrubcr. ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
5ooes:Mnset8e.

Sreunben llao @efanuten 6iermit
bie trallriae Nadriht, baB meme sez
liebte S9tpclter unb n.aiere liebe
Sn11te -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
2Otaler Marftberidt.
mebI.

Wboleiale-9reiie 9ienstag @orm.)
MBoleiale in Der 8b0nir Miu @o.)
8aumtpoui6de
uMau6 g." 8atent =. .$8.40
uEuritp" 500
&oggenmeN . $40
n@rabm" $40
.@gorts", per Gonne 27.oo
@%ornrnebl, gelbes 4.5O
Gornmebl, meiBes . 4.50
Min6pieb nn1 g d4pei {.
Minopieb = &ube $A.O0-7.0O;
.leidte Hs idmere Stiere $500 bis
5000.
aaIber ~ $s.oo-10.Oo.
Sdweine - $8.9O-9.5O.
Butter un6 @ier.
gier - fri1de, 25c. :.
9uirp 25c; Creamery 3O-34c.
@etrei6e.
Safer, alter, 40-45c; 1euer Acc.
@ei3en ~ 1.35-1.4O.
8erlte - 97-1O3.
&orn - $780,.
-&leie = $500.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
9amtfa8mtt9.

l1n1eren 5ablretben Nndbarn nnb
Sremben ltatten min Dierbur1 unlcre
polle Nncrfennuns nnb 9unf fir bic
G%9eilnabme, Sic iie BET Sem @erfuite
ltllineres geliebten Gobnes unb 8rl=
oerss, Clarence Moebs, seisten., al. Naz.
mentliG fir Die, reiden Mlimcn@. llnb
aranslpenben f0nten mir nid)t rmbi1.
unieren 6cibgefiiblten 9anf aus3uz
1preden. @cIonoeren 9anf unb M1terz
feilnNng spllen mir @errn Snbannes
aroser fir Sic innieen llnb 3u 6ersen
gebelben 8orte, Sic er an ul,s gerih<
tet bat.
@err unS sSrpal' senrD Mpe1s,
gltern,
GuebDn 3Debs,
2unela GDcbs,.
6ernait &debS,
Glisabetlt Moebs,t
Glara Npcbs,saass "a u ~
6crbert MpebS,
3tgu &DclJs, :
@sart1a @Dcbs,
81. @eidipilter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
.eue 2lnjei9en.
TeuerueDr department /.
GlgeutDu't 81 Dertmufm
bur@
Seftntlide Sutton.
! 8tgiuaeno punt 1 llbr Madm.,
Treitas, s. Sept. 1916,

allf Ser Sobn g. @aeier's 2ofalitat;
uBine Hoints", 2pcnit umb 9ipiiipm
Straee, in Der Stabt 9nbenpcrt, Sa.
Ia Dos Seuer : 9epartenent Der
stapt 9npenport %bpaitanOise burd
Wtotor betriebene Mpparate inltallirt
bat, llno Daber feinen ipeiteren Nltben
fur @elpanne, S6la16ipagen, @el1irr
nlfp. bat, ipiro allf Dffentlider Mllftiol
Die fpleenoe erltflaiIige Nusfattung
an Den Weiltbietet1ben berfauft iperz
ben:
gtnes Ser '@elpanne getpann Sci,
stpeiten &reis ouf bem Senerpcbrs
Spurnier I'M Sabre 1916, nnb lit 10
gut lpie bamals. @ammtlid5e 9ferbe
fpilroen quite. alltldpferbe, lotpob( ais
Qltte eSpIH>RfprNp nhnpI,en
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

: bfbelitef geiftegea; = bebellte1
eefanett.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18

ESCAPE
FOR HIN
VIM. Breidenbach is Nearly
Drowned in Slough
Slips Through Ice

Clinging to the edge of newly form
ed ice on the big slough near Cogswell.
plunged in the cold water up to his
neck, VIM. Breidenbach. this city. had
visions of a life cut short-until he
was able, with the aid of companions.
to Chamber onto the fve-inch ice that
covered the slough with the exception
of the place where he went through.
. Hunting ducks on the slough, Mr..
BreideNbach was making his way
across the -when he chanced to step
on a thinly coated place, evidently
kept open by the ducks.
AS he plunged down through the
hole. Breidenbach broke the ice for
some distance around him, and when
he came to the surface after being
completely submerged, he found him
self able to cling to the ledge of solid
ice until rescued.
A valuable gun was left in the lake
as result of the experience.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
CONFIDENCE MEN
PLEADED GUILTY

Davenport, Iowa. Nov. 1S.--J. w.
Reeves, John Brown and Harold Ward.
members Of a gang of confidence men
alleged to have swindled Iowa. Illi-
nois and Missouri farmers out of
over 100000, were sentenced yester-
day after entering pleas of guilty
Monday.
I Judge Donegan imposed indetermin-
ate sentences with maximum OF
three years on each OF the prisoners,
who will be taken to Fort Madison i'm
mediateIy
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
Movement for Peace
Actually Under Way
Report From Berlin
Conference Planned

Berlin, Nov. 1S.-Via London-- The movement
for peace negotiations according to reports from the
Swiss frontier which were printed by Koenische
Zeitung, are about to assume definite shape in the
form of Joint call from various neutral governments
to the belligerents asking them to send delegates to
peace conference. y
The reports assert that several European neu-
trails are already in touch with the American govern
ment and that various begerents have been sounded
on the proposition of conference According to this
story the conference would necessarily open it's sit
tings without an armistce being proclaimed hostih-
ties to be interrupted only when the success of the
conference was assured
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
Equity Packing Co.
Officers Are Named;
Convention Called
Temporary Organization Perfected at Meeting Here To
day-Over 100000 Worth of Stock Has Been Sold
Negotiating With Prominent Manager.

President--P. M. Casey, Lisbon.
First Vice President. .--..J, c.
Leum, MayvilIe.
Second Vice President--M. Pc
johnson, Tolley.
Third Vice President--Anthony
Walton, Minct.
Seeretary--A. M. Baker, Fargo.
Treasurer-Hans J. Peterson,
Fargo.
lncorporators Of the plant are
delighted with the success that has
been achieved so far In the
advancement of the institution
which they anticipate will be of
tremendous benefit to the state.
AZ the present time, negotia-
tions are pending with promin-
ent packing plant r,anager-and If
the deal is concluded, the announce
inent of that fact will mean, to a
certainty, the success of the Equity
society enterprise.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18

Temporary officers OF the Equity
CO. operative Packing Co., which
concern will establish a packing
plant in Fargo, were elected at
meeting held In Fargo this after
noon.
over 100000 worth Of stock in
the enterprise has already been
sold by eighty men who are
canvassing the northwestern
states.
The incorporators today made a
call for a mass convention of the
subscribers to the Packing COM
pany's capital stock, to be held
Jan. z, such convention to form
the permanent organization OF the
company. The convention will be
held during the Tri-State Grain
Growers gathering.
At today's meeting, held in the
Office of The Cooperative Herald.
the following officers were named:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
Casselton Bank Case
Came to Abrupt End
Today--Sentence Will
Be Delayed for Time

Pleas of guilty under forty-one of
hfty-one counts charging misapplica-
ton of funds and false entries on
books and statements of condition
were entered by Richard Z. and Will
liam F. Kittel, former president and
cashier respectively, of the First Ma
tional bank of Casselton, in federal
court before Judge c. F. Amidon this
morning.
The entrance of the pleas terminated
the biggest case OF It's kind ever heard
In the state. involving approximately
S1S0,000. Though the hearing had been
under way ten days and the prosecu-
tion had not completed it's case. the
decision of the defendants was antici-
pated by reason of repeated confer
ences between counsel and adjourn
ments of court yesterday.
The defendants, through their chief
counsel, Judge Edward Engerud,
pleaded guilty to eleven Of sixteen
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
FORMER ST. PAUL
NEWSP APER MAN

San Francisco, Nov. 1S.--Charles w.
Hornick, publisher Of The Morning
Call here from 1906 to 1912, died last
night, at the emergency hospital,
where he was taken from a cafe in
which he was stricken. A widow and
one son survive. Hornick is native of
New York, 81 years old, formerly en-
gagged in the newspaper and railroad
business of Minnesota. At one time he
was connected with the st. Paul
Pioneer Press and Despatch.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
DEFEATED IOWA
NAN PAID HIGH
TO LOSE OUT

Des Moines. Ia, Nov. 1S.-Accord-
ing to statements on file today with
the secretary of state, E. T. Meredith
the defeated candidate for governor
on the Democratic ticket in the recent
election spent $36,357 and w. I. Hard
ing, governor-elect. the Republican
nominee. spent $6.77O.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
HOPE ABANDONED
Underwriters Virtually Give Up Mis-.
sing French Steamer.

London, Nov. 1S.-Underwriters here
virtually have abandoned hope for the
safety OF the steamer A. ID. Davidson.
owned by the French government and
having Americans in it's crew. The
rate of so guineas per cent was quot
ed yesterday for reinsurance on the
vessel, a life boat or which was wash
ed ashore in Cornwall early this
month. The Davidson has been, on
the oyerdus list for some time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
Nonpartisan League
Members-elect May
Hold Caucus in Fargo

Nonpartisan league members
elect of the North Dakota leais-
lature, probably will hold caucus
in Fargo about December 10 or IL,
for the purpose of considering the
legislative program.
AZ the same caucus, it is likely
that preliminary plans for the or
SANITATION of the two houses OF
the assembly will be worked out.
Definite plans for the caucus
have not been laid, according TO
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
ASK RAISE FOR
U. 5. EMPLOYEES

Baltimore, Nov. 18.--The convention
of the American Federation of Labor
today adopted resolution instructing
its president and executive council to
endeavor to have congress enact a law
granting all government employees in
the classified civil service an increase
in salaries of at least 5000 a year.
Several hundred delegates went to
washington today where they will be
received at the White House by Pres
ident Wilson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
HIGH MORMON
. OFFICIAL DEAD

Salt Lake, Utah. Nov 1S.-F'rancis
II. Lyman. president Of the quorum
of twelve apostles of the Mormon
church, died early today from pneu-
monia. He was i'll two days. Lyman
was next in line of succession for pres
ident Of the Mormon church. He
could have become president had he
outlived Pres. Joseph F. Smith. He
was 76 years old.
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Lost" YACHT
COMES TO PORT

Toledo. O., Nov. 1S.-Given up for
three days as lost and her crew
mourned as dead, the yacht Baby
Rambler of Monroe. Mich. arrived in
port yesterday A freezing gale and
high seas sent the yacht to West Sister
island where it was stormbound for
some time.
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DAMAGE suit
AGAINST THE
/. DEUTSCHLAND

New Haven, Conn., Nov. 1s.-
Papers in a libel action to recover
for the loss of the tug Thomas A.
Scott, Jr, against tho German
undersea merohantman Deutsch-
land were filed in United States
district court here today by Foye
n. Murphy, attorney for the 7. A.
Scott Co., Inc, of New London.
owners of the tug, the value OF
which is given az $4,000.
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OFFICIAL COUNT
NOT COMPLETE
IN CALIFORNIA

Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 1S.-Twenty-
five counties of fifty-eight in Cali
fornia had yet to file their election re-
turns with the secretary Of state to-
day before the official announcement
of the result could be forthcoming
Several of the most populous counties
have completed their recounts, but
they have not yet reported to the
state capitol.
With 625 of 6S4 San Francisco pre-
cincts counted, deviation from the
original count showed a gain Of "A for
Hughes. g
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counts charging misapplication of
funds, and thirty of thirty-five counts
charging false entries on books and
statements of condition, The indict-
ment charging embezzlement was
withdrawn.
The penalty for each count, as pro-
vided by law, is not less than five and
not to exceed ten years. Sentence will
not be passed on Richard c. Kittel un-
til the latter part of the month or the
first part of December. William r,
Kittel will be sentenced later.
Both defendants, until sentenced,
will be at liberty under the original
bond Of $4,000 each. Reason for the
delay in passing sentence is to allow
the Kittel brothers to arrange local
affairs.
In dismissing the jury from further
service in the case, Judge Amidon laid
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Massacre Said to
Have Taken Place
at Parral--Report
Made to u. s. Agents

FL Nov 1sThe United
today received that all foreigners Par
rail-, five Cucan,
Villa
killed all the
German residents Of ParrsI 6eng xmatey eight to-
gehe their families Hebrews
Chinese refugee aVna at J"arez brousht the report from
minez had received eonfrato the killing of Hoemuer
the general belief Jine Edgar k German
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Shot Himself To Death.

Evanston. ILL.,, Nov. 13.--WilIiam Il.
Anderson, former state representative,
shot himself to death in his home here
yesterday. Worry over financial diff
|culties is believed to be the cause. He
was 40 years old.
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local league men today, but they
declared that the plans were under
consideration, and had been
broached by the members them.
selves.
II is expected that the antici-
pated call will be made by Lynn
j. Frazier, governor elect, who
spent several days here this week,
and who had an opportunity dur
ing that period OF oonferrina with
numerous members elect OF the
legislature.
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''The Farmer Did It,
Says New York Prober
Hunting For Reason
For High Food Prices
Here's Latest Joke High Cost o. Livin-Farmer Con
cealed Crops From Uncle Sam, Who Underestimated
Yield and Forced Up Prices. Can You Beat It?

New York 1SAn assertion
thereby
is the latest contribution to the high cost of food Investigation here
who has Just returned
Of
dentaly
hat the
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World Economy On
Food Is Necessary

Rome ts-Red economy throughout the world
Agriculture which the has
institute nations confronted with situation
ending July 81 1917 and that at the end of this period the
supplies of wheat will 100000
35o000o0 Bushels
available sufficient wheat the ending july
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
AWARD
NAVAL
CONTRACT

Washington, Nov. 49,. - Awards for
the construction of fourteen torpedo
boat destroyers, authorized by the last
naval appropriation bill, were an
nounced by the navy department to-
day. The Fore River Shipbuilding
Corporation Of Quincy, Mass, will con-
struct eight and the Union Iron Works
Co. Of San Francisco will build six of
the vessels.
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ZEPPELIN is BROUGHT DOWN,

Petrosrad Nov. 1va London Russian Srsny
southeast Of Pnsk brought Zeppelin arshp
of sixteen captured.
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Nov. 1S-Renewing
tally Advances northeast
andna Of