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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION.

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
Wrabfnno ira Scrnalbcren .9rgn.

0erileo, 80. Oftober. @u5man0
GieIs Senien, BuffeI6uiet I g.
9ren6erlep So9f, err Deo @raoning
paa i'm @arf itsOt paa ct tort og
fuloit9nSig u6ersrt @rapfammer.
Rationalmusieets Geprpientant 9p.
rer Gsriia i SaIIuno, fonitatereoe,
at @raOen TANNER ira 0en ioafal0-
te romerife Bio / SernoIoeren. Ger
er bi0tiG fremora9et 10 peI6eoareoe
2erfar liant 9eIe al 5 andre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

ySanil
fsbte / 1882, oa De tilinmmen
5apOe opipnret ca. 5000 Ser, ben.
oes muperen0e @ienoom, Der er
pad 5h 20. 2anO. a%ebeilmmet
Dar 1000 SIR. plus en- aitpgt.
9Dgningerne par breItf9loige, og Der
bar fun cen SEQ. s 1900 opisrtes
npe 9pgninger, % 0a par Der en-
9eit % Ell goo aobeiGtning. 5
1903 osOe Monoen, og iioen bar
@nfen meo to 8stres Sielp 0re.
bet @ienOommen paa m6niteroGr0ig
Rnooe uoen fremmeo Si9lp. ln
er @ien0ommens Bproi 10000
Ser, og Der inoeitnar fun en- Erio-
ritet pao 5000 ar. 6egnifabet er
iert ombp99eligt oOer Driiten, %
oct piier for / 5ior ct rent Ooer.
ifito pna 1877 Ser. 60 Gre. llfrllot
finOes iaa at iige life paa gnfens
5oro, bporai bper 8omme er no.
npttet til DDrfning.
6apets Angreb. lllloer De ii0ite
ItGrfe Storme bar Sooet i'll.
y9for0i. 0na6l." bortifaaret Iaa me-
bet al alitterne, at Sfagens peitre
Sirene M fun ltnnr ca. % Gul.
ira aIitranoen. Oa Sirenen er
iluttet Here @nn9e, bar man MI
beiIuttet Jig til BELT at iierne Den
og / Steoet for an6ringe to
oSrompeter" paa 9eiels 5pr.
0enne Oroning bliper Ell itor Set.
telie ior 5prperionaIet, Der tioli-
8ere bar bait mango fIemme Cure
| Wiilm og Merfe ober DC 2 Sem
peilss Slit til ben peitre 5irene.
llooelerens aartoffelbpit. BIB.
.Stifts 6olfebI." iortGIler: @n
A%rbei6sitnrfe pno 81 Won0 Ion
man / arbeiOe oen %. Oft. Dos
llooeler 6porslep / 86itrnp. De
1T 30 Gre / 1imen Tor aartoi
rloptaguin8 iamt gratis Gbofolabr
! aaiig % Cans ON 9Iitenen.
9imiirrOgnoonbnins. 6ar6osre,
%. 0ftober. S9ennem Ell Iar.
rrffc bar Ser prret %anOra9et ON
5~tats1iulp til Ell ~lloOobning ira
yiufiorSea iuo ii Soanet peo
oarrimme. net 6ioroeu MOO Snr.
bosre Strano er ina laupanoet, at
sore 6iifere nGiten life fan be.
mite 6ioroiiiferiet. Ser er bebil.
act 5000 ar. til iorelebigt Gr-
o. / fommenoe lt9e paabe.
amber &anObngningsn9ien Sano-
plimper olllfen" meo GsiiItonce al
Ganfmotorbnaoen oarifanoen" set.
te Gfrbeioe. SeIp unoer De guniti9.
ite 6orholo oil GrbeiOet nGppe
hume tilen0ebringes fsr ben 40
nGite Soraar.
Rlnoiclig oeo / airfen. Go9n.
mano u. 8ilbellnien par Ssnoag
ben 30. Oft. til Steoe peo en- 9e.
graoelie / Retbooiitfirfcn / Belle.
% Sergegliostieneiten lige bar be
inlot ban iammen | R;rfe-
6oor ban lao. San blep
lsitet op og baaret no. og Der bleO
tilfalot 2Gge; men oa oenne %
bans Suitrii, til bpem Der itrafs
bar ienot guo, fom til Steoe, bar
ban / 5slge Belle u. 5olfebl-"
800. Dsosooria9en par ct Sierte
flag.
9pbsialS. 8roiesior, Or. meO.
anno Eontoppioan er nigaaet ueO
9s6en. Zen afos6e par / i'm 3io
Operlpge oeO a6ben6auus aonlnnl-
neboipitals 6. afOelin9 % Ienere peo
iSinosipgeanitalten peo aarbns. 1901
II par ban Broiesior | &ets'
meoicin peo l1niperiitetet.
Stationsiorltanoer Better Gin
be / @loitriip er aieaaet oeo 9eoen
paa Ri9sboipitalet / aebenbaon ei'
ter en- Operation ior en- tnooenoig
Sngoom.
etatsraao, 9anf0irefter :.
6riis er osS, - gar al. Zen aios-
De, Der | mango gIar bar 5nIomG8'
A.. nax&ro m;rf hor ,tAen poufs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
MilitrrmGstcren / 6Gneilet. 81

WITHIN HtBrtFtH 7 UT
al Sc nnge Electromagnetic, Sol
ger Gasmusien, bGeo %iornpIie iosmt
6angielitrai iom 5elge al i'm Op-
trG6en. San pGareoe Jig peo at
.taac noaen 5eoe til iia / 5Gngilet
% mantte illlttelia i6res til @or.
niIons 5pgebus. Serira bIeo ban
iorIeOen ooerienot til 6pngilet; men
oa ban pnnnp bar nGgtet at ta9e
.5e0e til zig, er ban after / itGrft
ipeffet 9ilitano bleben onbragt paa
Smebniet,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
Dana College,
Blair, Nebraska.

Begyndte den &c. September. Der tilbydes UNDERMINING
fslgende Afdelinger:
l. Proseminaret eler forberedende til Presteskolen,
fire Aar.
II. Normal Afdelingen for vordende ,teachers'.
Ill. Akademisk, freaarigt Kursus, der giver Adgang til
Universiteter 0g Colleges. \
~. College, de to fgrste Aars Arbeide.
v. Handelsskole, toaarigt Kursus.
vi. Musikskole, to-aarigt Kursus. t
VII. HSjskolen, hvor Eleven kan tage de Fag, der til
tr@nges NEST, uden noget serligt Hensyn til Eksa-
men. l denne Afdeing l@gges serlg vegt paA
Engelsk for indvandrede Landsmend.
Skolen er anerkendt af Staten Nebraska og har Ret til
at udstede Diplomaer og Certificates til teachers.
Ale Forespsrgser besvares med Gl@de.
~ Skriv efter Kataog.
L. A. LAURsEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
st SelcfUn. SmbilGnm.

st SelcfOn-S nbilGnm. 36iiteO,
80. 0ftober. Set er i oisie Gage
% alar, iiOen Seleionen 6oIOt lit
Snotog / 6bp. Oct bar ct lofalt
2lftieieIifab, ser unOer Naoneto 96p
Ieleion" baooe iaaet aoncesiion
paa anIa9et. 5o~rbin0eIien meo oct
eori9e ip0ife 4%eleionnGt tiloeicbrag-
les ue6 ct anbel oper @ilOiuno. s
3nn1lor 1896 opertoges belle an-
lGset al SpOif EeIeionaftieieIifab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
Observation-Disclosures ygictoria"

Observation-Disclosures rgictOria"
bar fornplig in0f6bt 0ampIfibet
g@ni96eoen", 1000 Cons 2o6eeo.
ne, bDeget bos 9urmeiiter & 8oin
/ 1891. 8amperen ooertoges itrafs
og er forelebie 6orilltttet for Sios-
dorter til i9rIig gunitige 9etin-
9eIier, 6oor6os 2eierne betaGer eoen-
tllel arigsasIurance nooper I pGt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

noroiife 2an0e gap geretning ON
arbeioet, bDorefter Der fertes en-
Iin0bproes 5orbnnoIing.
SU Sfi6sIalg. 0onpTfi6sielifobet
g9reiunO" bar ioIgt i'm Camper
DSolfbolm" til Observation-Disclosures
for 100000 Ser. Der er III. %.
81 oeo 8on6elen truffet Den af.
tale, at u9reiuno" ienere epen.
tuelt fan tilba9efe6e ySnltboIm"
for en- 9ris, Der oita9er / 6orboIb
til ben 9i6, Der bengaar, inoen
Silbagef66et timber Ste6. Salt
6olm", Der MI 6liber foripnet meo
&aoiotelegroi, og iom IfoG nnpett-
oes | 8agttieneiten, err pna 2t9
9rutto &egiiter.Eons o. 6pgget I
@steborg / 1882.
Get 6itaIintiife Rompnoni bar
iolgt i'm firmniteoe MortorItonnert
ySams6", Der eiter at bpre be-
ifu6t | NorOisen M er 6lepen re.
pararet, til R6e6eriet ugllfo".
ySomSs~ er poa 99S 8rltto Hegi.
og er bpg9et paa 5reoe.
rifsbnons 6lp0eoof o9 Sfi6soprit
| 1914.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
San tagcr anrtofler OPP. &anoer8,


1. Robember. 6or nogen Sio iiOen
TorIpan0t l1ooeler Somnler / Oal.
bDneoer 9r1gsforening pluoIelig,
efterla0en0e fig ct lln0erifuo paa
ca. 1900 Ser. Won troe0e, at ban
bnnoe taget Jig ieIn al Gage, og
Der %foretoges en- %energiif, men ~reiitl.
tatleS @iteri egning. yti bar man
Oe0 ct Eilfploe opooget, at ben
iorimtn0ne befinoer fig pna Sfiue.
@anen, boor ban pna en- 9erre.
gaaro er beIfpftiget meo aortof.
feloptagning. Mnn pil M Iege at
fon ham 6iem.
Snmilielip / NDfebine +. On
aiten iii Bolitiet / 0%pfebing paa
5nllter MeooelelIe ON at oct itoo
rent gaIt til bos en- arbeiosmano
paa @rsniun0suei. Son bar aloe
les rnieroe og boboe imiot aore
% 9ern no al Suiet, boorefter ban
elf poa @n0en % fable iig iom en-
@alning. 9n goIitiet fom til Ste.
oe pna Slagmarfef, loa 8olosman-
ben / Ell @rgft og iaa pnfelig no.
Otter at ban bapoe bullet Tia li0t
| Detentionen, fortolte ban, at Fan
bar blepen frDgteli9t misbnn0Iet
al en- Soo9er. Oct bite fla iii.
o2oIGy8nlit. Stiftst.", at Soogeren
uirfeIig bob6e gioet BAN en- belfor-
tient Omgang BrngG. arbei0smon.
ben 6aooe nemlig trPngt fig ino til
Raboen TO @ange, for0i ban mente,
at 6enne 6oboe ginet aonen 6isln.
Raboen imeo BAN no to @nn9e,
men 0a ban fom treble Sang, til.
falote ban 8olosmnn6ens Snoger.
iom Gogere6e bos BAN og Iaa
fom anlorius msr6nnfet / @r6i.
ten. Sbooeren Hap me0 en- a6onr.
lei, meoenS 5peftafelma9eren / 9e.
tragtning al Den oGlere6e tiloeIte
Strai ihp meo en- 960e paa 90
Ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
yolignpoen / Sobebitaben.

vol gnpoen I SoOcoItaoei. 5 ct
al 9orgerreprp ientotionens fsrite
Msoer, %Ifrioes ser 80. Oft, bill Ser
/ SenboIo til Observation-Disclosures
9eillttning ON at opfere 9eboelies-
buie fremfomme 8oriloo ON at
ifrioe til Opfsrelie al ct itsrre
&ompler oeo griniesie Charlotte
enoe. Oct oreier iig ON oper 200
f., 2. oa 3@ereliers 9eiligbeoer,
og llOeifterne anilons til ca. I
MilI. Ser.
Gen 2. Rop. Ifrines oioere: Oct
bar iii. uRatt." oiit fig ns6per-
oiet for asbenbnpns Wagiitrat at
taee enbnu en- Sfole / 9rug til oe
Susnil6e, nemlig 9oabsmanositrp-
oes Sfole. Oermeo er ser Iaet ge-
flag poo | oft s Sfoler. Won bill
M aaa ooer til at i~n6foartere
|Wpn6 og Roinoer bber for iig,
boorbeo glaoIen refer lpngere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
llooelerens aartoffelbpit.

.stiitS 5olfebI.~ fortaIler: en
9frbeiositurfe pna 81 @anO ioo
man / ar6eiOe Sen %. Oft Dos
llooeler Sporsleo / g6itrnp. De
If 30 Ere I Iimen Tor 9artoi.
'rloptaguin9 iont gratis 0bofolaor
aaiig % Cans ON aitenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
Heitamrationers % Ymtiffers9nf-

Heltanrationers % Vntifferssnf-
fetio. 8etailban6lernes Organize
tioner bar III. DSooeoit." iroienot
en- 9eIppring til Miniiteriet ODER
Sen 9eItemmelIe, at gutiffer, hpor-
ira Ser IGlges Spiritiis, ifal Inf
fes Inmtioiq meo ReItorationerne.
'Siotil bar oct 10 opret iaoleoes, at
&eitourationerne Iful6e luffe Rl.
If, enfefte Steoer Ql. 10, og iaa
genereoe @eitenmelien fife De bnnb-
len6e; men MI uofoloes Der fra Mf.
6~ofosfoIfenes SIDE Iprlig |
Ginafsbina Imt = en- eneraiIf
Ieitation for at fnn &eitnlirntioner
ne Inffeoe 4I. 6 2sroag gften, %
IbIipe oct gennemfsrt, bill oct ielo-
inet pcpre ct bnnrot SIng for De.
toifliitertte, on 0srone Iften 10
err lleens bebite Sorretningsaften.
Sffe let at finbe gnnb. Som tbs
liqere meboelt erflprebe Sitpeltpoe-
9onSens Gbef Carl 0oren8, forle-
ben, at MI biIbe ban gre rent
goro", for at ban fiinoe foa i'm
IStrai og oereiter prspe at blipe ct
npttiet Samfunosmeolem -pefor
0ottercns Sfplo. Og iao oflogoe
bon iripilligt noele Silltnaeller.
Ient 9oro fit ban Dog life giort
Den Sang, for MI bar ban III.
yabbp." poerligere tilitaaet ct Sno-
bruostpperi bos @itftionsboloer
| 1alfenberg paa @l. &oneeoei i.Of.
tober 1918. San itiol ber enWpne.
be @uIoure, Tom ban iolgte eller
pantiatte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
0emte TlGife- SnDocrc.

Mnrital, 81. Oftober. 6iifeopf6ber
Gbr. 9anien Omnlel er | @oar oeS
9Grs Politiret iosmt en- gsoe pao
800 ar. for OoertrG0elie al 10
ferieIsiorbuoet for 8lpif. 5lGifet
ioIate ban til EpIflnn0 paa iint
llaentliae Siire til 9pbecf meo Sill
On Sladter, Tom bao0e iolet BAN
5lpifet, lit en- gsoe paa 90 SIR.
o9 en- 6iifer, ser 6oooe bpret ban
bebiGlpelia, en- 9eoe paa 10 Ser
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

Irue10S'NHptsHt1BeH. IrOeIoS'
neutrality-suspicious. SeniensS snoerup
ai6olot Ssnoag oen 80. Oft. Ms.
oe / 3figsoagen meo HeprpIentan-
ter Tor aontorerne | Brooinien, Der
bar reprpientereoe | ct @ntal al
2t9. 9esiioen bar Der HepreIentan,
ter for Sc inmpirfenbe S~aoforbuno
og MISUNDERSTANDING, ianrt
Ieprrientanter for Iorge og Sper-
rig. gnSoioere bar Snoenrigsmi-
niiteren og MISUNDERSTANDING
tsren til Ste6e. 2eberne af Mrbeios.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / De ire
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

galborg Sapns llopioelie. Val
bora, 81. Oftober. Sapnenopalget
foreIaaoe I @aar eftermiOba9s So
gen ON Golborg Sapns llooioelle
peo asb al en- itor eienocm til gp'
raooetS aigsrelie. gorgmelteren OPP
Ipfte, at areaIet er Al $50 apaorat.
allen, og at Ser b!ioer 245 lebenoe
9llen golpprfspInos. Saa lGnge
Girmaet 9rsorene genot5ens 2eie'
moal parer, bill Snpnen npppe
tiene Benge oeb Borretningen, men
.Sapneiiopalget tiroe al Senipn til
Sapnetrafiffens ltprfe DIPPING 1t.
Re Iaoe gicbliffet til 4ebet gaa
ira Iie. gpraaoet ilnttebe iie en-.
ifemmte til Sapneiropalset. 3D.
ibeIummen er 100000 Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

De nDc Gnfroneieoler. Der elf en-
@pIen gennem 9anoet, oa oct ior.
leoen / Higsongen blep bebuoet, at
Ser I Ell flpr 5remtib igen ifal
|ipttes I arone.S eoler / @irfula.
tion; man frp9te6e neulig for, at
oct bar 8eItoplo9et al De ifrpffc.
lige 3letifetter, Ser iful0e realize.
res. Sel0igois bliper oct pe0 5or.
Ifrpffelien. %. e." e%riarer nem-
lig, at oe bruno Seoler Iom aite er
Ipreot for allie 8inbe, os nnnr Der
MI ifal iremitilles rpe I 4rone-
Se0ler, Iaoer man uoarbeioe en-
bel onoen Segning. Ogioa Den
bruno 6arpe bar man meo @fifp
forlaot, % Der er uOtrDffelig gibet
ISrore til, at Der ifal fremitilles
llbfait meo en- lpiere 5arpe.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-28
TEXT RECEIVED.
fAssociated Preae\

Washington, Dec. zS.:--The 'ofitcial
text of Germany's reply to President
Wilson's note was received here early
today. So far as was known, it was
unaccompanied by any other com
munication, and was said to be sub
stantially the same as the unofficial
text received Tuesday from Berlin.
The official text, which differs in
phraseology from the unofficial, fol
lows:
"The imperial government has &C
cepted and considered in the friend
ly spirit which is apparent in the
communication of the presidents, the
noble initiative Of the president look
ing to creation of basis for the foun
dation of lasting peace.
"The president discloses the aim
which lies next to his heart and
leaves the choice of way open.
"A direct exchange of views ap
pears to the imperial government as
the most suitable for arriving at the
desired results"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-28
ASSOCIATED Press.)

New York, Dec. 2S.-The National
Conference Committee Of Railroad
Managers and representatives of four
brotherhoods of employees resumed
here today to determine the applica'
tion of the Adamson law, in the event
it is held constitutional by the Unit
ed States supreme court.
Under an agreement between At
torney General Gregory and the rail
road attorneys, the effectiveness of
the Adamson law has been suspend
ed pending the outcome of the test
suit Therefore, on January l., the
employees will continue their work
without any immediate benefit from
the law, which was to have gone in
effect on that date.
The railroads. it is understood, will
not withdraw the suit or permit any
thing to halt the decision of the
court. It was stated also that the
railroad managers would decline to
enter into any alliance with the un-
ions in return for their support in
their effort to defeat President Will
sons proposed policy Of compulsion
of Investigating labor disputes. The
railroads also will decline. it was
stated, to cooperate in any way to
have the Adamson law repealed. A
possible outcome Of today's confer
ence was the appointment of joint
board to determine the operation of
the law If its constitutionality Is es-
tablished.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-28
ALLIES REPLY
To PRESIDENT
FLAT REFUSAL
Rejection of Peace Note Drawn
Along German Lines Is Gen.
orally Anticipated
AIMS OF ENTENTE
TO BE DISCUSSED
Joint Communication TO Be Sent
Outlining Position in War
Expected Soon
UNITED Presus)

London, Dec. 2S.-Dispatch of the
Allies reply to President Wilson's
peace note will be made Immediately,
It became known by the United Press
today. The phraseology of all the En-
tente allies notes will be similar.
They will all reject the peace note
drawn upon German plans.
Vigorous Statement.
A vigorous statement will make
clear the aims of the Entente allies
in the present war. These, the state
ment will say, are the right to oppose
militarism and the policy of might
makes right. The note, other than
this statement of the wars aims, will
not state the terms upon which the
Entente allies are willing to make
peace. The note will further reject
plans for peace conference, suggest.
ed by Germany. After the dispatch
of this joint note, it is thought that
England will send another supple
mental note. .-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-28
60 MILLION
MADE ON TIP
FROM CAPITAL
UNITED Press.)

Washington, Dec. 28.-Over $780,,
600 900 was made in Wall street this
month by those having advance in
formation on President Wilson's
peace note, according to telegram
received today by Representative
Wood Indiana, from Lawson. Wood
has been investigating alleged leak
ing of government diplomatic infor-
nation.
Tip From Lawson.
The telegram said:
81 have just received New York pa
pers in which you are being quoted
as not being able to find me in Bos-
ton. l am surprised. In my office,
have a letter addressed merely Tho
mas w. lawson, without another
word on the envelope, and mailed
from a little interior village in China.
The letter reached me in record fast
time without apparent trouble. II
you would like to communicate with
me, please just toss an envelope out
Of the window of the Congressional
building, addressed either just Thorn
as w. Lawson, without the name of
any city on it, or just 1T. w. L.. Eos
ton" and you will get me in short
time Take a tip from one who play
ed the international publicity game
before you were old enough to tell
the difference between a stock mar
ket and congressional hall"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-28
MAKES GOOD IMPRESSION.
ASSOCIATED Press.)

Berlin, Dec. 27.-Germany's answer
to President Wilson and the prompt.
ness in which it was made has caused
q good impression generally in the
press. Only anti-American newspa.
pers show a tendency to dissent and
express the view that interference of
any kind by America would be intol-
erable. The papers find a satisfaction
in the proposal that delegates of bel
ligerents meet on neutral territory,
which is interpreted as fairly exclud-
ing participation of the neutrals in
the conference. al
Count Won Reventlow, while avoid
ing a direct attack on the German an
swer, assumes that no German dele
gates will be found willing to take a
CONTINUED on page two.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-28
640 ACRE TRACT
FOR HOMESTEAD
IS ANNOUNCED
Land Department Issues New
Primer Covering Ferris Land
Bill
AREAS FOR NEW FILING
DESIGNATED VERY SOON
ASSOCIATED 'Press.)

Washington, Dec. 28.-A brief prim-
er to answer inquiries on the Ferris
homestead bill, which is before Pres
ident Wilson for approval was re-
turned to the House today by the
Public Land Committee for public dis
tribution. The Interior Department
will begin compiling rules governing
the entry Of the lands as soon as the
Presidents signature is attached.
The primer explains that the bill
permits entry of GAO acres of semi
arid grazing land by any qualified
entryman that it applies only to areas
suited largely for stock raising and
grazing, and that the Department will
later designate the areas which may
he designated.
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GERMANY OFFERS
TERMS FOR PEACE
REPORTS DECLARE
(By United Press.)

Berlin. Dec. 2S.-The opinion pre-
vailing in Berlin is that Germany's
answer to President Wilson's note
warmly appreciates the Presidents
intention and adds a practical sug-
gesticn for peace, the Press Bureau
mi-officially announced today.
The statement says that all Central
Powers were handed by United States
diplomats a copy of the note at the
same. time The statement says that
nothing secret is connected with the
message This disposes Of a report
carried by irresponsible news agen-
cfes that another conffdential note Is
being sent to Ambassador Gerard with
Germany's answer.
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REPUlSE ATTACKS,
(Assoejated preOS)

Paris, Dec. 28.-French troops last
night repulsed small attacks near Le
Cheney on the Somme and on tho
eastern slope of Hill 3O4 west of tho
Meuse, in the Verdun region, the war
office announced today.
Mines sprung by the French near
Beuvraignes on the Somme front,
caused great damage to the German
defenses. One of the explosions pro.
duced crater 100 yards long and 10
yards wide.
The French flying corps vcsterday
attacked several blast f. ,aces and
steel mills. The aeroplales were aid.
ed in the attack by two dirigibles.
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HAVE NEW POSITION
Mackensen Drive in Balkans Con-
tinues Unabated Despite !;
Peace Talk
FOOD DEMONSTRATIONS
REPORTED IN AUSTRIA
Only Slight Engagements Ard
Reported Along the Other
War Fronts
WAR SUM MARY.
ASSOCIATED Press.)

Field Marshal Won Mackensen
is continuing his sledgehammer
blows upon the Russians in north.
eastern Wallachia, and is rapidly
pushing them back to the line Of
the river Sereth, Moldavia. He
won new victory yesterday and
captured an additional 5000 pris.
Oners. H.
The most recent attack scored
its greatest success in the region
of Rimnik-Sarat, on the railway
20 miles north of Buzeu. The
Teutonic forces stamping the Rus
SLAMS from the new line they had
taken up after the failure Of q
Russian counter attack, have
pushed forward beyond 'Rimnik-
Sarat.
y Across the, Danube from aBaila,
the German-Bulgarian-T Turkish
forces made headway In their at-
tack upon the Matchin bridge
head. where the last remaining
Russian forces in Dobrudja are
hanging on to the northwestern
corner of the province. Forty-fve
heights east of Matchin were TAX.
en-. Military correspondents re-
port that the Teutonic guns on
the Dobrudja side at this point
are able to reach Braila. which is
doubtless under heavy fire of the
hostile artillery.
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FARGO HIGH
SCHOOL BURNED:
TOTAL LOSS
UNITED PreSs)

Fargo, Dec. 2S.-One hundred high
school kiddies gathered at the ruins
of their Fargo high school today. The
school was destroyed by fire last
night Without visible signs of sad
ness, the kiddies looked for their
books, destroyed in the fire. BY the
fire, the vacation will, perhaps, be
extended couple of weeks. The fire
started by 127 night pupils accidently
causing an explosion while working
in the chemical laboratory. The loss
is $4,000 of which ninety per cent
was covered by insurance. The pupils
and eight teachers escaped safely.
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NV United Press J

Ell Paso, Dec. 2S.-Evcry energy of
Carranzistas in pushing troops to Sa-
tillo and Monterey to head off the
Villista advance on thS1e critics, and
Tampic0, was being exerted today.
General Benjamin Hill, commander
of the Federal District about Mexico
City, is taking personal command of
these forces. Meanwhile, Carranza's s
small garrisOns in Coahulia State
have been reported as revolving and
declaring themselves Villistas. Fight
ing at Montezuma below Juarez was
reported today, but not confirmed.
T. Death Band.!a
A revolutionary band, numbering
about 500 men, is persistently report
ed to be operating 60 miles south of
the border. These men are reported
under the command Of Col. Tanarez,
who, with 130 men, deserted Carranza
one month ago. These men wear
black bands on their arms and call
themselves the death band. 1t is be-
lieved that several of the deserters
from Coahulia have joined Tanarez.
FIRE ACROSS BORDER.
Ell Paso, Dec. 2.-Several hundred
shots were fired across the Rio Grande
into Mexico west of here early today
by members of the Kentucky National
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