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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19
Der Morft fir bic anberen ariitsl
iDnr unperGnbert.
@hieaao Is. Cttpber.

llu U, 10. StlpUeI'
Delf6tOrn. Jiir Dea. $1.14-
1.15s; am s9Iub $1.154. Giir Ttai
$1.10-1.114; am S9lub $1115.
Scfer. = Giir Se5. 58s-585e;
am S6luB 581c. Sir Ilai 6O-6OSc;
ON SfduB 60ac.
ROgsen. - 0o. 2, $1.80.
Gerfte. - $1.12-135.
5imot6b. = $6.50-8.25.
alte. = $18.00-240O.
g}Orf. = Sir OftOber ON S4IuB
$4,000. Sir San. $40.15-4LOU;
am S4Iub $40.70.
SGmal3. - Sir HOO. $25.35-
23.75; am S6lub $23.72. Sir ,Sun.
$21.12-21.70; am S4luB $2162-
gtippenIeiten. - Sir Ottp6er am
S4lub $26.65. Sir San. $21.35-
21.90; am S6luB $2172.
Butter. - Martt niebriger; Greas
msrb 381-42c.
Gier. : Martt nieoriger; 3utuhr
7475 siftsn; firfts 37-37tc; 0rots
narp firfts 351-36c; auf benz Dsartt
36-37c.
aartOffeln. Wlart niebriger;
Sufubr 70 Gnrs; @isconiin, Ttinne'
iOtd uno Wlicbigau Buff $l.20-
1.30; DO. Sdds S125-1.35.
9sfliigsl. = 2ebenbes, Wlartt be-
Der; 9dbne 1896; SPringsrs
l9ac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19
e.sIo, gouss uno slttien IN ,selp yort

geAsffsyspisre suroen ~ 5hS o'S
!pniisk 9Be4fd suf Soaanu parrn lfats.
dge 80 Tsse SA7lH, Gsmmerrtsi Uins. W
zaae, Sx7I. Gtht tA7s4 aapel'
Inseiiungen t<T0 7l16. 1ranes e'd'i
679l1, 4ntd 5.71]l; Msrf. fetnr EuoIi'
runsea; 3ronea, feiHe Gusitruuaeu, Eirs
SlsIz77H, ,aabel Z7uH. Aubd Strtt ~;
aassl Az, Silssp easren S44, NsJ'ta'
isnilAe 3saars 6s4e
afrte - Gufanes sar Der
gRarii idbpat, ,balo sbtr wurbe oerfeibe ieii
uno bte Bsdults purseH Hidr ausiu stsorr
aui aeuad,;, loabsrn be 6alubaofirunssH
iian6tn in zen msiiien Sdzen aser sentn
psm sriteru.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19

0ssHerRsG is Oiisses, lsl7.

CeausrhsG 10. Dftobex 1917.
lie Usnfeu psrsn sud tsute siebsr nit
Houtineaseeifsn iiberlaeea nno 0jelD ijf fsif.
6ar 2sds9sn Buroen Don ben DanftH 51S
-6< bsre6Het, bic NatIe aber gfacirrea
iolfs 5u bhsS
Esaia esf ass 80
purben Az gafi swiitsn BaufeH serfauft.
Gu Gouuterra,e bstrast sor 3ramie per
efV0Q
9sAfst ssf osssee
eiAtz3edld ant SsapoH pussea 40
at pro 8fD. Stsrlins qgot.ri. g9ea.
ia AMI Beritn puroeu niAt qHotirt. fiir
Re&fel sni Harris 1855 pru Crane, aui
umifesbam 4s.s0s yro Guioen. zSeAfel
auf Rieu pHroen Hitt auptirt &ires
i4s, Hubel 16c. 5fodbOlm pro Krone SL20e
6fanss sSdDsti nc.
eHnsssrsasssssxss.
warren rubig uus itssig. 9ie edntsa qaos
- LAN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19
Spanr.

Die Genie bic niemaIs 3eit
ba6en, tun am ipsni1Itsn.
Der 9umor 1T ein Sid net.
Ten" nit 6tm @rnite 0es Qe6ens.
30 a BIid pis bic 4adt." 0ie
paraoog: ss St6t bod aud i6Ons
Qa9te.
8sr5ab oes Wannes entipriuqt
Der lria4e, berjenise Der 5rau Dem
9efiibl.
Der Gef9Gftsfprud elmer
Bdlherei in Baltimore lautet: .Sbr
guienireunb".
Der S4sin Der @ifsriudt 1T
bic Iests !SofIi4teit elmer enti6nin.
OsnbeR 9isbe.
BeruHtere oeiR SfifileiH
niGt an cinsm 5au Oein Qe6en ni6t
an elmer Soffnung.
IS 9ibt UtdHHer, bic i5re
StGrte nur in ibrsH &ragen uno
NanI6etten babeH.
aud Oas b0feits 8ei5 bat isus
timentdIe 4npdnOlungen Sie iino
i9re ein5ige Strafe.
3Det Dinee per3si6en Die
6rauen elnoHoer ni9t: Elm els9autes
res &ieib uno sinen i96neren Waun.
IS gibt iest SaIeubsr, nit oes
rem 9ilfe man ben Bo4eniaa ir9euo
zines 2oges Der nGGfteu so 5dbrs
5uuDsrte beitimmen tam.
Gin Reiistoffer Der letft
IN cine 9aOepanHe ODER einen BaIAs
6otti1 OeripnHbelt peroen tann, III
cine ncue grrunsenfAnft Der Grfin.
Dung.
BON etuem ar5t III Oorgsi6las
5eil Dorosn, 'WeoiSin 5obletten, nels
4e Silt entboltsn, eine beIouoste
5orm gu ssben, onmit lie DOH oen
giftloieH Iei6t untsrIAieosn pereen
t0Hneu.
Der beri bmts WibIopf
Gbamfort pfIegts 3u iugen: Sd babe
Drsi EIofeH bon GreunOen: dreunos,
Die mid Iieben, 5reunoc, ole dh
ni6t UNI mid betiimmsrn, uno
6reunbe, bic mid psrabl9euen.
Die Ginnabmen aug ben
ylatioualforIten i'm Iebten 6isials
Ia6r Iberitiesen bic beg Yorllbres
um msbr als 100000; Iie 6etrusen
u6sr $3,450,000. Die 9erpaltungss
toiten beltefer iih auf 100000.
Sin finbi9er W}e6dniler III
lennefee bat cine neue MetalIi6neis
6emuiaire bergeitsut, nit Der man
aus oem WIstaa irgenb peI6e i5orm
ianeioen lam. Die plotttn peroen
ebenio einssidoben, ME oas 3sua BEL
Der Rabmaf4ine.
Sn D al btngton Bat man be.
rehnet, Oab Die 9au5frnusn 0ss
9aHoes in bieiem CONNER MD. ues
niger als 460,000,000 Quarttnnnen
Gartsnfriitte unb SbIt fiji, ben 8ius
ter etn9ema9t baben. Dos Iino 46
fir ieben Ginipobner Der Der. Staas
ten.
Die biesidbrige goumpols
srnte miro auf 12,499,00O 9aIlen ges
I9dBt, ober etpa 174.6 Yfuno per
gcre. Die IeBtjdbrige GrHte betrug
IL ,449, 800 gduen. Die grDbte Grns
ts, ndnIi6 16,134.93O ga1en, bats
ten mir Dor orei Snbrsu gu Der5ei6s
men.
Die beDeutenoe GroBs oes
Ss5irns bsim TienIheH i'm YereIsis
ae nit Dem Der piloen Siers. unc
i'm @erbdltnis CUR Gr0be oes 91rs
oers tlnn gum bauptIdalid,iteH 5eile
oem 5eitiesn 9ebrau4e irseuo elmer
,inia9eu 5orm Der Spra9e 3u9ss
l6rieben peroeu.
Die 4gitation fir Jruuen.
yetts 1T nidt neu; i'm Sabre 1881
our6e in Der bobiinsn StGnoeDsrs
'ammluns Der 4ntra9 geIteut, bag
,m 5rauen Ods 8iirserredt gepdbrt
Der0en iole. 0aTiir srboten iia trdi.
ia Slotted, Wiittermoisr. 5e6t. Saas
ser uno onoere.
@ 6tt6eri 9ieben obns @ss
Jrau9 BON puIuer un0 9lei reip.
gdtroneH, 1T cine sHSliits @riiHs
oung. Sic beitebt aus elmer Ybotos
bic porn am Glin'
.enrobr an9ebraGt lpiro. I5eim 2tb'
,riiten beg Sabnes Miro Die S1eits
1boto9rnpbiert unb bic SteIlund Des
5itoes ouf oem 5iIm 3eigt Ole Ge'
luigtsit beg S9uhes an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19

Ger gIugenartt Q. 8. 9.
2iboIs in aanias Gitp, Ro, idcB
ab in Dem Barf an Der 1S. uno
dimes Strabe cine Slgel IN oeu
,opf. Die &eide iuuree bon &euten
m Dem @ebiiif, oos Den Seitentpea
miGiumt, befnerft. Reben Der &ei6e
enD man einen on ieineu 8rlIoer,
J. 6. geihoIs, ooreliierten ,3ettel,
ser MIR pcnige 8orte entbielt uno
sebeHsu6croruB ols @runo iiir Den
elbiumorb ougibt.
Ruuiit Somuel GreofoH
oou Carlisle. ga, bob ni6t an 9al'
sen geitorben. 5unfmdl mar er gum
9dngen pernrteiIt poroen. qls man
3u iiineft lot neben bem S4mieOs'
'euer fano, iteatt Der ar5t feit, olb
II on leberanitrensuRg seitptbeH
,ooy. gr mar SuflhmieO. 9reaIOu
par Der UtitidulD on Der DOR fiinf'
,ebn Sobrsn erfolsteu ermOrbuns
sineg Mannes nomens gDpuros aus
beThutoist. fiinfmaI prc5ei'
Iiert un6 jebesnaI iduIbtg befurben
uno perutteiIt porben. Seine Greis
toIIuns erSolste fdIieBIit nuf ons
3easnis Der Gtau Des GtmorostsH
BIN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19

3uder. = Brittle itstig. Raifi'
nirter Gut aoaf 5000; pofubsreo
1910; Cubes 1896; granuiirisr
1896; gDnfsftiDners .4- 1885; Oil
u" 1886 -8.65; DeiBtr srtra SS.s
35-8.45; srtru g $8.25 per auHs
Ssrt gfnnh.
Rofaffts. - Marft ftiig. =
Rem Orleans Open aettel 55-S5e;
Centrifugal 40-4Sc per gaIIcue.
Rstl - Gytrn faHe9 5saS 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19
wetans sMarst.

Rem gOrt 18. Ottober.
3iHn. - NIartt itetig; Sol.oo-
61.50.
slsi. - Rartt fIau; Offsrirt NUT
ben 500.
Spelter. - Wsdrtt tDtllgi $I-o'2 2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19

htDNeh- Otl IlctHcLta OtfS9uIltH lVtb~
ben ettpus b6bsre Yreiis bersanei.
propiftOHeM
9 9malS prima StsaR
2435-2450; GamilD 26s- -27r.
SrodsusefaIseues 1l.iiH.
SbOrt elsar Ssitsn 28-2Stc; sIira
fbort clear SsitsH 27r2Se; tur5e
Rippsu 27t-2Sc; Bellies 304 3oac
per 4fuuo.
Gerdu4ertes 1leii9. -
Sbprt clear Ssiten 30aA31e; eItra
fbDrt clear Seiteu 30-3O3e; tur5e
Rippen 30--30ac; Bellies 80! -33ic.
Sugar gure6 GleifA. -
S9iHten 2sa-293e; gitnic S6uI'
tern 23-23ae; gr,atfait Bacon 80
4Dc; SduItern IN pddeten 244-25c;
ReiD Dort Gut 25t-26e; sstrotHets
Beef S4uItsru 34-34tc per pfuno.
SHBgep6dsltes GIsifh.-
SdinteH 25d-26e; gicnie Sduls
term 20ae; Bellies 34-36t; S4Hl,
tern N Yddeten 20-2O4c; Rem Dor.
Gut DO. 21-21ac.
Srif6es Jleif6. - S6ins
tetJ lois, 263-27te; picnie S4uls
tern 2o-21e; S6ultsrH 23-23ae;
tur3e Rippsnieiten 26-27c; lbort
clear HippnisiteH 26-27e; srtra
ibort clear RdppeuieiiM 26-26ie;
lsi4tc Bellies 35a-36tss i4psr. bo.
34-35c.
Well un6 getreibe
MebI. - Diater patsnt 5000;
Winter fancp 5000; Winisr familp
$3.50; Winter ertra $3.50; gBiatsr
urbiHdr $z.90-S.4o; Sartss Dsi5tu
patrHt $11.D-11.90; 5drtes Del
seH faurp S10.65-11.15; ;Sartss 1sst
sen fumtlp $9.9o--10.40; Rortbpts
fern geniidtes $10.75-11.OO; HOs.
gen. Gitp, rsiHss. S11.W-11.25;
RDggsH. 9itp. ssuiiatss. s11.N-|
1.25.
Wet3eM - Der Wartt mar
fldu; glo. 2 rptaer $2.15a-217A;
10. 8 rother S2.123-2.143; gao. Al
uno go. 5 Had probe $2.0o-2.l2I
per gu.
Bel 4forn. go. l ipsibes
S2.11-2.13; go. 2 DO. $2.11--2.13;
Jao. 3 DO. $2.11-213; Rp. d DO.
$2.08-2.10; 9p. s bo. $2.05-2.s
OF; so. 8 DO. $2.6-2.O7. = 9o. l |
seIbss S1.95-1.97;, SO. 2 bo. S1.9o |
no. 8 DO. $1.95-1.97; 30.
4 Oh. S1.90-1.94; Ro. 5 bo. $1.85
--1.S0; Ro. 9 DO. $1.85-1.90. -
9lo. 1 semif9tss S1.8-1.95; 20. 2
DO. S1.93-1.95; Ro. 9 bO. $1.93-I
lbs; SO. 4 bo. $1.91-l93; Ro. 8
oo. $1.S5-1.90; 30. 6 bO. S1.S5-I
L90. - @eibes aolbsuforn $2.05-I
2.10; gslbes 9ofbenforu $1.90-L.'
95;; ssrnif4tes aOIbsutorn s1.s5-
I.90.
5afer. - 30. 2 ipsibsr 62Ae;
Standard tpeiber 62c; 80. 8 peibsr
SIC; Rp. A tpeiber Cook; 20. 2
,emiI6tsr sinbeimii6sr 60-60Ae;
Ro. 8 ssmii9tsr sinbeimiiber 90
SOC; Ro. A ssmiittsr 57-59e.
RpggeH. 30. 2 neuer S17
-1.79; 30. 8 SL73-1.75; go. 4
s1.7o-1.73; qrobe $1.6S-170.
Dbistep.
9<riauft purbsu so Bbls. Dis
filters Diniibso 0Ocbs auf Der SaEs
9rpeeries.
aaffse. - Saba 27-32e; aRos
ba 273 SOC; Guatemala fancp 1sAe;
70. gutter 17sc.
ufsr ..........--......-. in
1ts .-....---......l1A ieA
40 6dx. .......-...-..-slSH
'ese rnrp......-..--1SS LA
rbtudro IN u
3uder. = Brittle itstis. Roifi'
Iirfer Gut aoaf 5000; poDbsrep
N ~. T..6.s 90 o.. o~o..,.ft~ssrl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19
Qus eintm 9sri6t

Die ouf benz @obltbdtpteitsbaf
ron BEN 9umen Der 9efe0f6oft segen
bche greiis bargebDteIren SiiHe pers
Dunbelten ifd in turser 3eit in ipplIss
ne lIuteriadeu fur bic SOloatel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19
Oiebniarft

Gincinnati 18. Oft. 1017.
3nfubr uub 8srianbt pdbrero Der
lsBten "a Stunben, Derglidsn nit ben
pnrrsrsangsnsn orsi 2asen, iinb pie
folgt:
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rad ben TGittsrnp6en.

81: ,2lb. iisbt man Gle sitoli6 Hies
Der; tpie TT BERN Sbr 0Onismono
oerlaufsn9"
D: vgl9, Gott, mir tporsn biersebn
Gage in 5irol, unb banu tpalIte rein
S9piseeroater tsinsn Spais msbr
ihiden."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19

Columbia @as q Gisetric 60 eradris
bic reeelm&Bigs uttrtaiasrll4e ftpt1enSe
Dsu 4tosraf uno batle e;nea Duseetosr
guien eusssfs ~ beritten-
Ohio GtIisS Vas erfidrfe tsais biz regfi'
msttae pierteiIatrlihr G,uleease Don sS
aaT ole StamnpNftitH uEs cine Grira,
attien.Z Ziniceaet psu 1875. sahlbar On 10.
,}aRner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19

efueinnati. 1s. pitObsr.

wv '" Nv ~ 10. r|ti"NsA'
Die Ha4foIgnben QuotiruHgM Be-
siettH iIt Hur auf Gusross 3ransai'
tioneH. Bel tleinerM GefAafteu pers
ben ettDus b6bere Yreiis bers4net.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-02
TRAGEDY AT
MILWAUKEE
Is Killed When Iron Tank
Falls on Excursion
Steamer

MiIwaukes, July Fifteen per-
sons were killed or drowned. the re-
suit Of falling Of a water tank from
the dock warehouse Of the Yahr and
Lange Drug Co. 205 East Water
street. when the whaleback ChristO-
pher Columbus or the Goodrich
Transit Line. in swinging out IN the
stream struck the east bank causing
the watertank to collapse from its
fastening. a large number were also
injured.
The impact Of the vessel at the
dock I0osened the fifty ton water
tank and IL crashed down on top Of
the steamer. crushing the pilot house
and three lower decks into kindllng
wood
There were approximately 400 pas
sengers on the wbalebacly, including
number Of students from the Bni-
versity 81 Chicago. who were return-
ing erofn az outing
AS fast as bodies of the dead could
be recovered they were taken 70 the
morgue.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-02

A French Seaport, June 27.-fDe-
Iayed by censor. )--Only a few hours
after the arrival of the American
expeditionary force at this port, the
men were established in their camps.
BY noon time order had been
brought out of chaos. The troops
after mess began the work of putting
the camp in order, task which they
accomplished with the aid of a few
score of amazed and seemingly
paralyzed German prisoners, many Of
whom refused to believe that Ameri-
cans had arrived to fight their coun-
trymen.
The general commanding the
troops established headquarters for
the time being in a wooden bar
racks DuiIelf9 He and his staff sat
down to a genuine American iunch-
con to which the general invited the
correspondents.
The admiral in command OF the
American transports after disposing
OF the first rush OF routine business
aboard his flagship received the cor
and gave them a de-
scription of the voyage. He said II
was broken only by incidents which
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-02

Bismarck. N. D.. July 2.-Mrs.
George Dixon was carried from her
sickbed in a local hospital 70 the
side of her murdered husband az
Wilton last night while the dead
mans mother, Mrs. John Dixon, VINO
underwent a serious operation in the
same hospital d. week ago. is In SO
serious rendition that she can not
he informed Of the tragedy which
shocked the neighporing village at
1880 Sunday morning. when Ohcer
George Dixon was stabbed IN tne
heart by Joseph Kaliher, coal miner
who had thrice been expelled from
the Keifer hall, where a dance was
in progress.
PLUNGED Knife Four Times.
Dixon had been called upon sew
eraI times to eject Kaliher, who Is
said fo have been drinking. Finally
ne ACCOMPANIED the man almost 20
his home. advised him to retire ana
rease making trouble, else 1t would
he necessary TO jaiI him. Not heed
inc This warning, Kaliher a few min
utes later again showed up at the
dance hall This time Dixon placed
him under arrest and had Just turn
~ the corner Of the building en-
ro1fe To the lock-up with MS prison I
81 when the latter drew q long hnile
ana four times plunged It into tne
ofTIcer. who expired without strug-
gle. .. -. .ay.
aral men who had followed the cou-
Tle tronn the hall. They immediately
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-02
German Prisoners Amazed at AniUdl of
Troobs--French UncoUer for America
Many Officers Jubildnt OUer Safe Passage

already had been cabled to Washing
ton and which he desired to be given
out there, If at all. His officers and
the army officers were almost boy
ishly jubilant that no submarine had
sucreeded in harming any OF the
transports.
The First Transport.
The first American transport to
reach port arrived during the night
but because of the late hour and the
unexpected selection of this town as
the scene of the historic debarkation,
1T was seen by few. In the gray
of the early dawn the remaining ves-
sells could be seen nearly a mile
down the harbor preceded by a bat-
Itleship and surrouused bs,, destroy :
eis As the wind suddenly sflifted
the American flag floating on the top
mast wllisked in The breeze became
Visible and great crs Of welcome
surged from the waiting crowd.
when the vessels neared the quay
-bugles sounded and the soldiers and
sailors who had been leaning along
the rails in great numbers turned
sharply toward the stern and saluted
the flag. The crowd stood silent as
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-02
Investigation of TLDo
Disasters Under Way
SEEK CAUSE OF
DERAILMENT
County and State Both
Busy On Niagara Gorge
Tragedy
(Rv Aesociated Press. J

NIAGARA Fails, n. =, July 1.-TWO
investigations by county and state
were under way today of the acci-
dent in the Niagara river gorge at
the cantileversbridge yesterday when
a crowded trolley car on the Great
Gorge route was thrown from the
track by washout and plunged over
20-foot embankment into the head
waters Of the whirlpool rapids.
The railroad officials today held TO
their estimates of ten dead four
missing and probably dead, and "a
injured. In addition to these nine per-
sons hitherto missing have been To-
Gated making a total of 81 accounted
for. Nine bodies have been recovered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-02
Rail BOARD TO
PUT INSPECTORS
OVER GRAINhEN
They Will Inspect Eleva-
tors as Banks Now Are
Regularly Checked
WOULD PREVENT
FURTHER FAILURES
Commissioners Probably
Will Issue Grain Grades
In Session Here

The North Dakota Railroad CONF
mission, in session at the North Da-
kota Agricultural college in Fargo
today, probably will promulgate an
order establishing wheat and corn
grades for North Dakota in conform
ity with the federal grain standards
This plan was practically agreed
upon at the recent meeting Of the
state commission at Bismarck and
win be definitely acted upon before
the adjournment of the meeting un-
der way here.
The Fargo session that was started
this morning, is the regular quarterly
meeting provided by statute. It con-
tinues three days.
Will Establish Inspection.
Acting under authority conferred
BY the state grain grading act, thf
board also will arrange for the es-
tabIishment of a system of inspec-
ton of the elevators of the state.
This inspection will be maintain
ed on practically the same basis that
bank examinations are now con-
Quoted.
For some years there has been a
keen demand for the establishment
Of state supervision over the grain
elevators, on the theory that the ele-
vators were handling millions Of
dollars worth of products under a
system that didn't permit proper and
competent state direction.
BY adopting a. system of inspec-
tion, it is believed that grain eleva-
tors will be put on a better business
basis. and farmers VIII be protected
against losses through failures. as
has been the case so frequently.
Deoukize Elevator Agents.
DR.. p. F. Ladd, state Inspector Of
grains. indicated this noon that the
board probably would authorize
elevator agents Of the state to act as
grain inspectors. Thew would be
sworn in by the state under the
provision OF the law calling for local
inspectors of grain at primary mar
kets.
Favors Schools for inspectors.
DIR. Ladd advocates the establish
ment of a school for grain inspectors.
He would have the men gather an
nually shortly before the marketing
season, the session being given over
to a study of grains, and thus bring
ing about q more uniform handling
of the grains throughout the state.
II would mean, in the opinion of
DR.. Ladd. the adoption OF a more
nearly uniform standard Of grain
grades for the entire state.
Brinus Federal Standard Home.
"By adopting the FEDERAL standard
for grain grading. said DIR. Ladd TO
The Forum today, 1T will be pos
sible to bring the federal grades TO
the primary markets. The federal
government order applies to the
terminal market, while the states or
der would apply to the primary.
Thus, our grains will be graded un-
der the same system from the time
they leave the farm until they are
placed in the hands of the millers.'
MI. p. johnson, member Of the
board Of railroad commissioners,
didn't arrive in Fargo till this after
noon. Charles Bleick and Chairman
IS. j. AandalaI arrived with Secretary
j. II. Calderhead in time for the hrst
session this morning.
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though in awe and hatswere removed
almost instinctively as the strains of
"AmeFica" pealed out. The people
Joined in a tremendous chorus OF
enthusiastic welcome as the morn
ing salute TO the colors was con-
cluded.
BY companies the soldiers started
for the camp two miles from the
town where they are 10 train in
preparation for orders transferring
them nearer 10 the front
The people cheered each company
as II passed and then all the vans
and then despite the heat turned to
the camp. There was an unusual
sight in the harbor after the last of
the American ships arrived Rosts
Mashed back and forth with officers
from the flagship on visits 70 the
smaller vessels. Signals were wig
wagged from ship TO ship. AS rap
idly as could be the news was spread
that not a single vessel had fallen
victim 10 the dreaded submarines
and that American troops so eagerly
awaited were actually in France
ready and anxious to take up the
fight.
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NAVY Will NOT
Be AFFECTED
Daniels VIII Pay Coal Pro-
ducers Basic Price Of
So. 80 Per Ton
- Aaaoclated 80

washington. July 2s-The recent
agreement Of coal operators 20 re-
dnce the price 81 coal at the mine in
no way arects coal purchases for
the navy.
Secretary Daniels said Saturday
the department will continue to di-
rect the producers to ship the coal it
needs leaving tbe question of price
ID be determined after the federal
trade commission has fixed the cost
" proauctfon Pending q report
from tlIe commission, the secretary
viii advance the producers $2.S6
Ton re indicated his opinion gafur-
dav fhaf the price fnally determined
based 81 the cost Of production plus
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FIRES ON TWO SUBS
AmerIean ship Captain Reports That
One Periseepe Was Shattered.
~ AnancIatad III. }

London, July The gun crew q
an American liner fired upon two
German submarines On her voyage
from the United States TO England.
Both targets were at q considerable
range but the report 70 Washington
of the commanding ofIlcer win express
the belief that one periscope was
shattered.
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TRAGEDY
AT MILWAUKEE
Federal Authorities In
Charge of Inquiry Into
Steamship Accident
fRy Associated Press. j

Milwaukee, July "A federal in
vestigation was in progress today
into the causes which led to the death
of is persons and injury to about as
many more, the result of the falling
Of a huge water tank from a height
Of fifty or more feet on to the forward
part Of the whaIeboat steamer Chris
topher Columbus late Saturday when
the vessel ran into the dock with
such force as to loosen the tanks SUI
perstructure and cause 1t to toppIe.
Only seven of the probable score
of injured are still in hospitals and
all are expected to recover.
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Carry Wife From
Hospital TO VieD
Body Of Husband

captured Kaliher and prevailed over
hotter heads who counciled summary
action, to place the man in jail for
the night. Sunday morning he was
turned over to the sheriff Of Mclean
county and taken to the county pris-
on at Washburn.
But 27 Years Old.
Ohicer Dixon was 81 years old,
born in VIII county. Illinois. whence
he came with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dixon, to Wilton Is years
ago. He had been on the Wilton
police force year and a half For
two years he was engaged as attend
ant at st. Aiexius hospital in Bis
rnarck and for 10 months was en-
ployed as guard at the state peniten-
tiary. He is survived by bis widow,
formerly Miss Jessie Monier OF Bis
marck, and three small children: by
his parents, two brothers John Dix
on of Garrison and David OF Wilton,
and two sisters, Hanna. at Wilton
and Mrs. Nellie Ingerhoefer In Mon
tana.
The healtbroken father WITS In
Bismarck last night to break the
news to his daughter-in law ind 10
make arrangements for the funeral
Thursday. "It was terrible to nave
to talk tc my hoy's mother and pre-
tend that everything was all right
But IL / had told her the truth II
would have killed her. His wife Is
barely able TO leave her bed and ac-
company US home.