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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
4as SefikredJt fetHSlibsr
SHiffe
SH nmeritunfFteH Sdfeu bura ben
DTa0ezfsuat an bic RegisriHg
iibertragsn.
Die 5rags Der Gnti9doigung bee
GigeHtBimsr fOlI fpdtersr 3eit
DorbebalteR tDerbeu.

8uf6tugtoh, 80. 2lpril. -
Der Senot nabm ont Ulontag eins
ittmmig eine Refolution an, pel6e
bas 8eiibredt feiublt9er S9tffe IN
GmeritGnii6eH 5Gfen an bic dmerifai
nti6e RsgierIIng iibertrdgt uHb BERTH
8erribung fir ben Sdrrbel uuter Der
DIRECTION ber S4Jfabrts Se30rOe
oerfiigt. +
Gg befHben fI5 sttpu 100 oetiHte
unb piels 6iferreiafi9e S6iffe in Gme'
rttuniT6er SGfen, unb fGurmtfife fiHb
IN gteparutllr. 2Gter bic 5fterrei9ts
Id)eu G6iffe firb ui6t IN bic ReIolu'
tion einaeTtGoFen, ba bic Der. Stuas
ten iih nitt i'm &riege nit SeiterS
reid beTinben.
Gtnes Der beu+f6en S6TFe, bic
,glura Tlenniq-, 1T Ieetii6ttg unD
tuiro am 9terItog etne 2ao1rng fitr
Stofien eirrsbmsH. Ser 0aurpfer
agiiQ" tDir0 nab benz WeittpO3 9ors
rGt6e Fiir iFrdufreia etrne6meu. Bis
gum S6lu1e Der Bohe rDtr0 bic Re'
baratur DIN fiinf tDettereu @44fsE
beenbigt fem.
rIeber bic ReTotuttou fpurbe I'M
Sennt bier Gtunben lang binter oer'
rhlofsuen S6iirerI bebuttirt. Die
0isfuFtpn brs6te itb Inn bic Truae
Der GntT6dbtgtrng fiir bic S6fFfe
nu6 bern &riege, dber ale 8eT1iibtns
gen, eine Wetbobe por5rie6eu. unter
ipelber ben @ierrf1iimern Der S6iffe
bag Rett qe1eben iptirOe, in BEN Se1
ri6teu Der Der. StaateH S6Goeners
fobGlaoen dr7uftrsrgsn, tuurben Deretf
telt. ejeTebesmGBnahmen btefer Dirt
per6sn fpdterer 2ett iFbsrloTeH tpera
BEN, oisIeitt bts SeutI6ldno feline
8ereihptliqteit erffdrt, elmer geieBs
Iifer U2efbube 5u5uIftrnrer, inter
tpelcher &meritruer, pel6e burh unge'
fsbIihe 3erTt5rung BON S'1Ttsr
GiosufmtmgI5dben srlitten, ertidpd'
blot lperber.
Wfs6rere SenutcreH tpnren 5u Sun1
fen elmer Rlu1rfel, our6 fDelhe bic
Grfprii6e Der S6iFfgetgenffiimer se1
reaeft fpsrber frGlter, ba Iprif umerts
trnfff,es GtoerHhum in 9ettFAn1b
,berFurIs b6ne cine 8prTorqe fir Be'
aohfuro nit 8eThtuu beleGt tDerbeH
fpiirbe 9oh berrTdate bic TIeinurg
Dor. brf bic RefotutiOr pbns cine 'ols
DE SlnuIsl dngenommer tDeroen fou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Gterblidbfeitsberi6t.

Charlotte Clement, 81, BlooiD'
Some, Rbeanntisnuis.
@roner gpro, %. S'aranea, lnFall
iSIorentine @irmeI, II, 262t
Geicto Gtrnte. SdangfluB-
gsiaiam SobuioH, "a. 90 Soutt
@lripid 1lats, MISUNDERSTANDING
Sdlpeiter 9lpolinaris (Ueargeretbi
ed,Iocmer). 73, Ct. 5raaris $oipttal
@ehnuihIae.
an,a SuiteSSc, %, 1928 Brood
mau. Ser5leiSeH
aobie geefie, 62. 264 &toglep ane.,
5ebirnidlaJ.
lsoltor Sernrnnn @eorg Soas, al.
1s5s Barton Ctr, geierertleioeu.
ssaIentine Sds6el, 81 1923 Sre
men Strate 2inseneitt5iinoung.
g9iliam gbelan IT,, 53. 434 Gin
.rr Gtrabe, 2eberfrebs.
SHoiuas WsaEep IT,. %. 22o8 Sorb
Gtrube, Tiiberailoie.
Sobn Sorborg. 80. f70t Stats
aot.. Ser5leioeR.
Giiiabetb Gies, 7s, 2f23 aiiSeI
ssne., MISUNDERSTANDING.
gadhap Sduuiot. 81. 2122 aeuper
Zane. @e5irnitlag.
Bertha Sirot, 49, GIerIDien slDe-.
9iippenfsaeiit5iiig1nila
gsiaiml aoSse, 6s, 4Oss &Oie sin
Ere.. gebirnidaas.
Sobn gsartiII sS, $500 Gleninap
slrcinies 9ungerbiinbrrne.
Grnit @litnD @eber, b5. sos @eIi
GtsnbG 2amoGeut1nns&s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01

Ole folgenben @eriebungen iuiroer
aeitsrn I'M GeuerapebrbepartemeHt drt
seorbnet: stnpttdn Charles Slider
lnuroe bon Der SprifeHfonlpagnie go
g CUR SpriserrfonIpagnie Ro. 8 Der.
ieet, Der siun anpitdn bef5roertC
2eiltndilt sgiliom Cunningham muir.
be nit Der s5iibrine Der Sprisellfoin.
pognie gep. 6 betraut; 2eutnnnt Mar,
tir gson iDnr6e 5ur Gprisenfontpng.
me 9tc. | Dcriesi uno fcr1ier iuiiroe Die
2serietiuts Der foIDsnoen 5eiierirebr.
.Isuts csiseGronst: GanGro @oeIieI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Seamtenipabl
Siat ssferu bic Go. gbiGppus Ge'
meinbe ab.

Inter febr subIret9er Setbeiligung
belt seftern bic GD. pSiltppus Ge,
meinbe Cpdftor Or. s. 6. DORM an
Der Roce StraBs uno WtcUsideu gDe'
ruie ibre GrfabipGN db NIB bic pls
ssnbsu 6errsn lpurb.n erpablt:
prGfiSent: !. o. 6dierneier.
Setreidr:: Srso. Doltter.
S6abmeiFer: 6errp Eiemener.
2lelt.ftsr: p9il. DigsermdnH.
Sriritees: 8. Grur5re6 unb afbert
Gderlin.
gspriteber: @. aRartiu u,b :. Mtb
firnIdllaaer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
WtnRitiun sur @eaiise bpr
banoeR.
OeafalGH6 beoarf teinsr usueu Ges
i9oBfa5rtten.
Qm L &prif IN Strait getretene Ser
OronIIng bef6rGHtt 3abl Der 3iots
Ititeu srlau6ten 8etleiblnass
ftiide.

Berlin nm Gpril. - Die Usus
rtttOnsabtbeiIung beg ariegsmirfftes
rFums Darrt Ga6ritbeTber unb unbere,
Die ii6 NIT Der Q6ii6t trageu, bic Ser.
iteIung bon Nunition auf3une6meu,
baB Die gegeHipdrtig Der Regierunq
CUR @erfiigltng ftebenbsn fgu3tlitdten
6uf uHbeI6rGntte 3ett ols bOIftdns
bid ulsrei6eHb eruttet perben. Sas
gsubIitum sr6dft oGber ten Rut6, Be-
ite9eube Qnldgen nifrt m Ugunitionss
fGbrtten um5uiDdnbela pOer gar neue
gBerfe an bdusu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
3mei @etreiSe. SleDatDreM
sSu G6icagO, nit eineIH SnbaIt Don
5000 8ufbeI, Orr4 6euer
3erit0rt.

Gbicug2, 80. QpriI. Qtm DIona
toa nuroeu iiDei @etretoe> @leodtoreu
Der 5irmu Sales &c @oparos, IN be-
nen ii6 etDa 1000 guibeI 6oier uno
Bei5en befaRben, Ourf 6euer 3eritort.
Der @erluIt belGuft fi4 uuf 100000.
Die gplBei unb 8unoesbeamte bes
gannen nit einer llnterIu6ung oes
llriprungs oes, 6euers, nod che be
5lammen unter 9ontro1e tparer.
Grperten oon 5eueroerIicberungsa
@eIeQf4dFten beguunen am D}oHtdg
nit ttner Snfpettion Idmmtliaer @ea
treioe.@lcootoren, @robibIldrereteu,
glubleu unb y}abrungsmitteI sg&aqa7
sine in G6itago, um beren 3erit0ruRg
our9 '5euer 3u berbiiten. sic ipurT
ben gu SilfszGeuermarI6dlleu er'
ndnnt.
Gg beiBt, oaB sd6lrei6e gerTu6e
qsma6t porber feieu, WtiibIen uuo
@lebotoren nieber5ubrerren ober In
bic Cuff gu ipreuaer. uuo baB bic
9erii6eruugs GeTe1T8afteu i'm geTiB
BON SuFormotion Ieien, bic bis lett
utbt oer6ffentIiht porbeu 1T.
9rafilieu bIetbt neutral
in Benz &rtege 3p aeu
BEN Der. StuuteH unb
SeutfdlaHo.
Rio be Suretro, 2S. 2lpriI.
1erIpdtet.) 8t Reaierung bat cine
4rotl1mution erlafeR, in Der fe srs
IGrt, in Dem @riege 3rtifeu BEN
Der. Stddter uno @eutIdIauo bic
gtentralitdt beipdbrsn 5u npuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Msebls gp pefnlanten
Wiro BON BEN Mlduern in Minneapos
liz elm Riegel bprgeihobeu
iDerben.

W1tuneappIfs. Tlinn., 30.
gtpril. $5isiiae gfiitlen 9eieg-
itaFtsn tiineigteu am Wlpnta9 on, bag
IN 3uturtFt fir jebeg GaB gSe6l, bus
fir ipdtere 9lblieferung aetauft piro,
Elm gngelb BON s. berldult Derben
ipiiroe. Die g1ofregel purbe erlufz
ZEN. Inn bic Spetuldtion in Ulebl elm
sundmmeH unb qtdQeru ar6Beren
S9uB gu serpd5reH. Iau bait ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Geburtem.

Senrp iuo gInnhe guIof, 644
State auenue, Yldofen.
Ssofepb uno McIIie geafe, 23Q5
GcIeruin slDe., Tdbdjen.
ginccut imO GSttb Stel5er, 25ST
Columbia slpe.. Mdbhen-
sdrrp un6 2allra SeIn,ig, 1911
&ormnn GtrdBe, Nfdoden.
elIiforO ilno Senuie sleibeiiel. 924
aoiemnrt 9loe., anabe.
,SObH uno l9tdrgaret poIiter, S6
ghilberrp StrGbe, Wsaoten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
unbsIrlttsnsr erfOIs
Gin IOldJcr iuar bic 5eituOritelIHns gum
Seitea oes SeHtidlrH grutei.
&,aiieHDereuls.

Sbriner, SurnerinneH uu6 @oiien-
timber briHgen .ibre Salents bar
uno bistsn cine prdftige llntsr6ul.
ting. = 9ns @merp Auditorium
O6Iis ausnerfarrft. - aur3er Rebe.
aft lsitst bic 8orfsaung Elm. -
Die S6ipar5sefifttiiHitlsr 6ringeu
bic 2trte 8ellum5siteu in bic grtrs
nsruHg 5lriid. = SurHeriHnen bon
ROrb Cincinnati in gra3i0ieu
uebungsn- = 9op Scouts unh
Rotbe STRAIGHTFORWARD OOm DdiieR,
buus. - Cine PctriOtH6e &aROs
gcbung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
asmtTHes 9beater.
WOrssH absao tsala.@OritelHns i'm
Gmeru sInoitorinm.
fuiis SdmiS.5rei ais @ait in ibreHl
eigeneH &erfe rSrsa Der neueH
Seimatb".

Der @aIa.abenO mcrgen, Wlitt.
: ipcd 9l6eno M emerp slu0itoriiun
rcripridt lid 5u einenl lDirflIden
srobcn erfo!Je onsseiialien ul moi.
.eii. sSin aageHeinfn Yublifinn BAT ole
aHfiiiIoiglig 0es C5aitipieles bon
Issml SuIic ShmiO IN ibrem ielblruer.
l1Bten golfsitiid nit @eiang ,5reul
6er nelIen Seimatb" oen udrnIiten
ssioertlal gefuH0en uno Die ,SreunOe
utiercr oertiGeu @ii1ne arbeiicn
niddtig, um 0ur6 elm polig aisoer-
tGnites Sals ben 8citano oes bent,
!fcn Sbeaiers 1u iidlern, oenn por ge.
ginn eilier neiien SpieIjeIt mug oas
cite 9eiI5it, oas nOdb rliIto 100000
betrngi aus Der s9elt geifaiit ruer.
cen.
0ie auffiibrling bon ,9reI Der
neuen SetnIatb" tpiro oEne 3lDeiiel
cine Dodiintereiiante meroen. pobt bod,
cas- Siiid 10 gut cub in uniere iesigc
Seit. Cas Stiid jeigt nDs Die Sreiie
uno ebrIibfsit Der Selitih etnge'
lDdi0ertsn ibrcr neiien 3eiHatb &c,
gcniiber. uno nod uebr, es Jeigt uns
ben auirittigen 9satriotisnlus Der
1eiitidb-9lmerifaner. Die bnn0eInoen
aerioneI iirl0 natiirlid)e 9baraftert.
heitebeno ans aatberiHa 9eillbad',
cine gsittDe (Sliiie Se1rlio- -5reD nit
ihren sirOer,I, Guile. sris. Starl mo
gSilD (Slie StNnih.Gortp, hid
Seilib, Sera Decper uno 3. 8riteitIe) /;
Glilius Soebmer. Vriioer Don iSrait
SeinIbdb (B. Ytileaer. .sSabriciiis) I;
6eiieH 1odyter, Ddiip (Souiie @aper) /;
SGrrp Soeier, TabrIfant, elm sImeri.
ianer (Reinb. snlmlercbD; Captain
.yfctDaiire (gl. aPeDer-9i0eTD; 9eoc.
ring, aorpornI CSagles 9rlieduer); (;
orei ausJc3eidriete fonIiide iS;aure1
Sdynaebcls. etn Gtauobe %. q.
Sdunio); @SirIrberl, SoHie (Ro6.
Sonneubseg); sfoehler, gcriiner
(s3illp GteoridD; S1tpe'ier 9lmna,
bcd6ranlatiide Tartie (SeIene Stot0
ii,io einige biibide Gpiiooen, Rariele,
Srdu Sleeper un5 SiEer (sfoiel Siren,
Selene 9ucrger lro 2oliiie 8riied.
ner), ierner fouunen fIitiee airt0er.
iS9enen ditb init orei fleincn 9tegcr.
LEM, elm ftrmrruter Goltuten-Gbo I'M
Ter ireinbIid)er geitulrfung Ses gape.
iiid)en Wadnrerfors.
5 9as Sriid ipielt I'M eriten un6 brit.
ten 2lft IN Cincinnati. Der 5tpette Nit
in eihem G,lblaser nod Der Gbtatt
ton G5ieanuIga. 9ie @erfaIerin
Srau Strni5- -Srei, bat Ibr @erf nit
biibifeH oer.iden uIio arneritouiiten
QoIfslieoern asseeid1uiiit, ioirie oIs
einlagc Gin seritoIinen EmB.0uett
(9RoieI sSeep uno 8. e. GGmiO) beige.
iiigt. Gm perit1rftes Sr9Gter iteEt
SIR Berpigang mno Die iorgfdItigc
Giitli6irlupg res Stiides gara:rtirt
eInen geuuBreit,sn aberb.
Sibe iinb M Der Sbenter Office, SiS
grobioeud Danf gIos., Gel. 9anal
2657, iogUie bei BOB 81 SatoHtp, glpo'
1bete, Bine unb 12. Str. Eel Canal
1917, erbdItIia lie Yreiie ittO bon
3Or bis $500.
gs iperben nod einige aineer CUR
Iittpirfing seoiuidr. oicielbeu mol
len iih beite gten6 iru r 80 mi Bro.
brlofaI. 1907 9ine Strx 2. Stod,
n!eloen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
33 Sraasrei- @eIeniAafteu
Bon PennipIpdnien tpegeH 8eitrdgs
gu 9unpdgne Souos I'm
$4,000 beitrGft.

gttt8bUrg6 pa, 80. 9lpriI.
Die SO 9rauerei @eieqiaaften pon
gennipI0dnien, pel1e Oes uIibtrauhs
non Gel0 in Der &agne fir bic
8ongreBpablsp I'M Sabre 1914 dngez
tlagt pareH, ruroeu am Ttontag bon
Ri9tsr gD. $. g. SbompIDn i'm
gunossgerift gu elmer 8eiommtz
GeIOTtrafe BON $4,000 Derprtbeilt.
Die StrufgelOer rangireu DON $500
biz coO0O
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Jeaer.

- 0el.s.niIi6 bes @etpttters. Saa
eeftern Ra9mittas gegen Elm nbr ME-
berstng, i4iue Der 8lis IN berS8oru'
itein bes Sauies bon Germ SenrH
Mublbauier il. SO. 1915 Reabina
Ronb. es mar gum Slid mir ein
taIier G6lsg urn Der S4aSeu be-
lGllft iid aitf etipd $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Hnfaue.

- Der 35 Sabre nlte Tubrmanu
Wtibael RoIlina.r bon 80. 500 Glifa.
betb Gtrabe ftiir5te gsitsrn @ormits
Tag an Der 3peiten unS antprsnce
Strabe BON etnein Omnibus Der RdiI.
roab Omnibus 60. unb trla bierbei
cine GebirHsri9iitterung unb innere
gerlesungsn bdbOn. fobaB sr nn6 BEN
ftdbtifden Soipital sebrodt perbtn
muhte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01

sIr aOnpasnic Go. 8; Sbcnns gt.
i5cp Don Der aompaguie go. as CUR
siompnguie 20. 10; 9llernnoer sgooSs
bon Der aonIpoGrie &c. II ylr Som.
paenie 70. 46; Goiparo Soffmeier bon
Der aonpagHie y1o. 20 6Ir SeiterfOln.
pngllie ylo. 4; $. u. Saroing bon Der
&oHpagnie go. 9 Sur aOHryaglic
&c. 20.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01

SIbert eUrslase s2, ff2t MoInlli
IStrabc, Slngenent5iinOiing.
glifo.ns GroB, 81, 219 Coecr
Strafe, Glberfnloie.
2oniie asiliocrtb, 36, III @ogc
StraBe, MISUNDERSTANDING.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Ser SerfaiiF bOa fSeHer'
tuerfsfDrper1f
IN 49ilnOeIpbia DON Rapor SH5t4
nerbpteT.

q6iIubeIp9ta, 80. GpriL -
Ulappr Smith Oer0ffentltate on
W&pntug cine grOaamattou, oer3uToise
Der 9ertauf Oou GeueIperfstorPern
in 96ilaDelp9ia Oerboten III. 3n oer
9rptlamation nirD aud 6efoblen, jeoe
9erIon, pel6e eine GeuertDaffe irgsHD
eiuer glrt innerbatb Der Staotgrer1eH
abi6ieBt, gu perbaften. s9ieier ZEE
fe6l pirb in rigorpIer 8eiie ourhGss
fiibrt perben,- Iaste PoIi5etsSuper'
tntsn0ent Robtrtion, r1nb i9 erfpnrte
ni6t, baB Der 8efe6l in ge3ug 1aF
ben pierten Suli amenOirt peroen
nirb, auBer Der &rieg nit 0eutI4s
lamb lit All ieuer 9eit porii6er."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01

GHtnuf BON sroben gurrdtbeH fiir
fpdters elbliefsruHs Don Seitsn DON
SpetulantsR fir bic urriihere 2ags
bes Ulehlmarties berantiportlih.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31

vice-president: Harold SoIem. Cakes,
secretary treasurer, and A. o. Void,
Langdon, r. c. McAllen, Park River
and B. A. Stokka, Cooperstown
directors of the North Dakota Free
dom or Anti-Vaccination league,
organized by so physicians, drugless
heaIers and Iawmen at the Gardner
hotel Tuesday Afternoon.
Branches win be organized In each
county in the state, and Mrs. l.. G.
Little, an anti-vaccination lecturer
viii be secured for months speak
ing tour.
The purpose Of the league Is TO
fight the ruling OF the state medical
board to refuse admittance to schools
OF children who have not been
vaccinated, and to assist DR.. w. T..
Rhea, Devils Lake, in his test case
against the ruling Of the board.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
and ICE
MUST BE KEPT
FROM WALKS

Accommodations of snow and ice on
sidewalks in Fargo will not be
tolerated this winter.
A broad ordinance, superseding all
previous similar ordinances. was
given its first reading at the regular
meeting Of the city commission this
morning, and is ready for second
reading and final passage at the next
regular meeting. 1t becomes effec-
tive ten days from passage.
The ordinance provides that snow
and ice must be cleaned from the
walks not later than noon of the day
following the storm or thaw, or the
work viii be done by the street de-
partment, and full costs assessed
against the property.
Asks Water For Rink.
Walter Baumgarten, of the North
Dakota Agricultural college faculty,
appeared before the commission,
presenting a petition carrying the
names of ITO northwest Fargo resi-
dents asking the commission to fur
nish the water and labor in making
a skating rink on Dacotah field at
the college this winter.
Members Of the commission ey-
pressed themselves as being willing
to furnish the water, but declined TO
put the city to any expense in MAX
ing the rink.
Nj. Baumgarten told the commits
sion that the student commission al
the college would police the rink, and
keep Ii open TO- pubic use.
Other business was routine. .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
PAY SUBSCRIPTIONS
EARLY. SAYS HARDY

y. y. Hardy, chairman OF Fargo
branch Of the American Red
Cross, In statement today
urges the early payment of
November pledges taken in the
recent monthly budget cam
paign.
The place Of payment is at the
Northern Savings bank, right
down town., Gays Mr.. Hardy,
land there should be no excuse
for anyone failing to do So.
More than 500 Of $500 pledges
for October remain unpaid, MIR.
Hardy says,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
AVIATOR UNDER
ARREST May BE
A GERMAN SPY
Fred Wrede Jailed at Ken
mare For Making Bold
Statements

Although charged with violating
provisions of the act OF congress OF
June Is, 1917, in making sedttious
statements, federal authorities stated
this afternoon that in the arrest OF
Casper Wrede, at Kenmare, they be-
lieve a German spy has fallen into
their net.
The arrest Of wrede was made by
u. S. Dep. Marshal +. S. Cameron, OF
Wahpeton. Wrede claims to be an IN
structor in aviation and 1t is said by
federal officers that he has access TO
plenty of money said to be in eastern
banks. When the arrest was made
Wrede had $500 in his possession.
According to information given out
at the federal building today, Wrede
has been making bold statements
against the United States government
and it's officers for some time. lie Is
a well dressed transient. Federal
officers have termed him the kid
glove artist.
kins at Minot, Wrede demanded an
examination, the date of which was
SET by the commissioner for Friday
afternoon, Nov. 2, at Minot. Bail was
placed at $1,000 and, until 1t is fur
1ished, the defendant was lodged in
the Ward county Jail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
JOHNSON HEADS ANTI
VACCINATION LEAGUE
osnabroeL< Man President Of organi-
zation to Fight Ruling Of North
Dakota Medical Board.

H. c. Johnson, osnabrock, was
elected presidnt; B. A. Olson. Minot,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
NAMES
five ON STATE
ADVISORY BOARD

e. J. Babcock of Grand Forks
dean of the school of mines and act
ing president of the University OF
North Dakota, has been appointed
by Captain Isaac p. Baker, fuel ad-
ministrator for North Dakota, as
member of the state advisory COM
mittee of the United States fuel
for North Dakota.
The other appointments to this
committee as announced by MT
Baker, according to information re-
ceived in Fargo today, are F. S. Tall
colt warden of the North Dakota
nenitentiary: John L. Cashel, for
mer state senator of Grafton; ]. r.
Waters. state bank examiner, and
w. B. diversion, former state senator
of Williston.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
TRuSTY OLD kRAG
ADOPTED AS ARM
FOR GUARD MEN.

Bismarck, NJ. D. Oct. 31.-The
members of the Bismarck Home
Guard have adopted the trusty
old krau-the rifle which won
the Spanish war for Uncle Sam
las the official arm for its hum
dred members.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31

Professor Frederick OF Moorhead
normal asked Dakota BUSINESS Coli
lege for additional Office help and a
pupil was sent to the situation. Near
" all normals in this part Of the
northwest employ these D. 3. c. peo-
pie on account of accuracy--it pays
1.-TWO a day-publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
JUVENILE PERFORMERS
WILL APPEAR in FARGO
Aides Coming to City Nov.
23 and "a Have Made Re-
maFkabIe Reputation.

The Juvenile Vaudeville Co., of
winnipeg children, coming to the
United States to aid recruiting OF the
allies armies, will appear in Fargo on
Nov. % and "a, it was announced to-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
Ghosts and COLLINS Will
CdUort In Fargo Tonight
Boy Scouts to Police City

Let the boys have their time,
said Chief of Police Dahlgren in
a fatherly way this morning. ''Of
course, we don't want any of the
damaging tricks OF the past, but
let them have their wholesome
sport" ........-
There will be apple diving, pie
eating contests. toasting Of marsh
mallows and other gastronomic
tricks too numerous to mention,
in Fargo homes. Ghosts and
COLLINS, relics of yesteryear, are
coming back to cavort on the
Fargo lawns and to scare little
boys and girls and even grand
mothers.
Chief of Police Dahlgren be-
lieves Fargo will sleep through
one Of It's most quiet Hallowe'ens.
He says the police will be ready
to give the boys all the assist
ance needed when called.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
TOWN cRIERs MEET MONDAY.
Session Takes Place at the MstropoIe

Meet There This Season.
The Town Criers will open their
annual series of meetings next Mon
day evening, with q session at the
Metropole, at 6:15 o'clock. All meet
ings Of the club during the winter
months will be held at the Metro
pole, under the present plans.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31

day.
The Juveniles have made q remark
able reputation wherever they have
played, and the approaching engage
ment in Fargo viii be unusually in
tereSting. s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
Jack-o-lanterns,

Jack-o-lanterns, pumpkins,
masks and other Halloween
paraphernalia are not to be ia
booed, but vandaIistic prapks of
the gangs" are doomed when
Fargo Boy Scouts take over po-
lice duties this evening.
Johnny has been idolized all
morning, by his parents, his sis
ters and even the teacher. 1t has
been "Oh Johnny, oh JOHNNY"
all morning and a good share Of
the afternoon until Johnny is
sick and tired of that stuff. He
knows what it means. So does
the gang.
In several of the homes autumn
festivals have been arranged to
keep Johnny on the inside. de-
spite the fact that he never was
and never will be a lover of in
side sports.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
rwn SITUATIONS A pAY.

d. M. Burkholder, who completed
the banking course at Dakota Bust
ness College Monday, was immed-
lately sent to a fine position with a
local bank. Every Fargo bank en-
ploys them"-experience taught
them. Pupils should profit by that
xperience-publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-31
OFFERS SERVICES
Club Owner Would Do Con-
acructf0n Work for u. s.
(By Associated Press

Chicago, Oct. 31.-James c. Dunn,
president of the Cleveland American
league club, has offered his services
and placed at the disposal of the gov
eminent the large construction com
pany Of which he is the head.
There is nc string 20 the offer"
said Mr.. Dunn. The company is fully
equipped and organized to undertake
any kind of construction work for the
government. We shall not object IL
we are sent to join Capt. T. L. Huston,
Of the New York Americans, who Is
with an engineering regiment in
France"
Mr.. Dunn said he was in favor of a
shorter playing schedule for the ma
tor leagues next season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19

entrance Installed. Sew e,lts have
eeu L.ads tlroa-1 th. rear wall
past tae picture screen. a new or
che-ua pit bias been Installed and
eteu-piece orchestra win be en-
e3eej
Au entirely u.u machine booth
and projection equipment has been
secured all off the latest and most
modern types The booth has been
removed outside a. the tEeater
proper and rests ON the roof of the
forward part OF the building Ela1-
crate and costly lighting fixtures are
being installed and "a new idea Of
seat covering viii te found on eaen
of the lower floor chairs
Altogether the new theater viii
be found first-class I'm every par
ticuIar and with excellent photo
plays on the screen. pleasing music
in accompaniment. efficient and cOur-
teous attaches. the Castle should
readily find a following among the
motion picture patrons of the city