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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
PATRIOTIC SQUADRON
RETURNS FROM JUNKET
Distance of Approximately 1000
Miles Covered and About $50
Towns and Cities Visited.

After covering. more than 1000
miles and visiting $50 towns and
cities, the patriotic squadron" con-
sisting Of w. j. Arnold, editor OF
The North Dakota Standard at Lis
bon, and Atty. Smith Stimmel, re-
turned to Fargo Tuesday afternoon.
They report enthusiastic recep-
tons at Parshall, Williston, Van
Hook, Velva and other points and
that the bands at these points turned
out to meet them. The exact mile
age is not known because their
speedometert went wrong shortly aft
er $500 miles had been covered.
Starting next week. the two men,
bers of the squadron will leave Far
go for Bismarck and then make a
drive into the southwestern district
of the state to preach preparedness
measures and the spirit Of loyalty TO
the population which Is so thickly of
German ancestry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
THE BATTLE SOMhE"
STRAND ATTRACTION
Official photographs From War Front
Will be Displayed Last Half Of
Thin Weak.

The following is an extract from
The Minneapolis Journal on The
Battle OF Somme' Film, shown at the
auditorium, Minneapolis. which comes
to the Strand the last Of the week:
So quick are we TO change novelty
into custom that the wonder OF q mo-
ton picture presentation OF a war
still going on hardly strikes us as
we watch The Battle Of Somme".
No less remarkable than the scenes
shown Is the fact that the motion pic
ture has become part Of our everyday
life. Only when we are told that
sixteen photographers met death in
the taking OF these pictures comes
the realization Of the undertaking.
At the auditorium last evening the
pictures OF lighting on the western
front, interpreted with views OF
munitions, factories, camp life and
the sailing Of transports across the
channel, drew cheers and applause
from an audience that filled every
inch OF space in the building. The
pictures show the business Of war,
the training OF guns into position, the
targets marked by periscopes, the
loading OF shells, the bombardment of
the enemy trenches, the recurring ex-
plosions that wipe out whole regi-
ments, the digging into the trenches
to set on bombs. The charge over the
parapet, the daily life in the trenches
by means of an automotic camera, at
tached to an airplane. the dynamit-
ing of a firing line. leaving a crater
forty feet deep. There are scenes of
men in the camp routine, the long
line Of marchers swinging down the
road to the battlefront, the barb wire
entanglements through which the
troops must cut their way and the
distribution OF cigarets among the
wounded.
The picture dwarfs any photoplay
Of fiction yet devised for the reality
Of it all seizes on everyone In the au-
dience.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
AMERICANS Are ASKED
TO EAT Less SUGAR
Lack Of Ships To Move Cuban and
Hawaiian Crops Promptly
Causes Shortage.

Washington, Sept. 4.-Reduced con-
sumption Of sugar was asked Of the
American people today by the food
administration that a threatened
shortage in the allied countries may
be averted. Lack of ships to move
the Cuban and Hawaiian crops
promptly. II IL declared, makes It nee
essary that this country share Its
sugar supply with Europe.
The conservation asked Of the
American people," the administra-
tion's statement, says, does not
necessarily demand great sacrifices.
II only needs the elimination of waste
and the careful use OF sugar TO en-
able America to make up the diff
ference required by the needs Of the
allies.
1T is not actually a lack of sugar
that emphasizes the need for it's con-
servation in the United States so
much as IL is inability to get the su-
gar TO the places where needed. The
worlds shortage is comparatively
small and is confined TO Europe.
With the stocks on hand in this coun-
try and in Cuba and those now COM
ing from Hawaii, IL would appear that
with proper management and with
speculation and boarding eliminated.
there need be no scarcity even in the
future while awaiting the
new CROP"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
EXPECTS COMMISSION
AS FIRST LIEUTENANT
Or. Harry Fortin Spending Two
Weeks Vacation With Par0Hts-
Former Fargo College Twirlsr.

DR.. Harry Forth, formerly a twirl-
er on the Fargo college baseball
team, and a 1915 graduate Of North
western university medical school,
expects to be commissioned as a
first lieutenant in the United States
medical reserve corps.
DR.. Forth arrived In Fargo last
week and will spend two weeks at
the home Of his mother, Mrs. ]. A.
Forth. ia First avenue south. Stree
the completion of his medical course
at the university, he has been an
caeO
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05

total movement Of 5,s47 miles or an
average hourly velocity Of rs miles.
The maximum velocity was on the
twenty-third when the gale from the
northwest registered SO miles an
hour.
There were twenty lone clear days,
eight partly cloudy. and two cloudy.
Thunderstorms occurred on the
fourth, seventeenth, eighteenth and
thirty-f1rst. No frosts were record
ed.
Mean Temperature SIS.
The mean temperature was 6s
degrees, the normal being $50. The
highest reading was "a degrees on
the seventeenth. and the lowest on
the twenty ninth when the official
recorded II degrees.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ELECT their OFFICERS
Taos. HamnaheR Ia Closes Gxmma
Kntmht-Firmt Draft C0mGtm-
gent 80 BE Banaueteds

Thos Hannaher was elected grand
knight; z. r. cosgriR, deputy grand
knight: James A. Clarity, chancellor:
NJ. L. wardweiI, recorder; John Han
naher, financial secretary; ]. w. Whit
comb. warden; John Carmody, advo-
cate; Floyd p. Laveiie, trustee for
three years: John Fleming, alternate
for grand knight: and b. !. Heating.
alternate for past grand knight OF
the Fargo council, knights OF colum-
bus, at the annual election held In the
knights of Columbus hall Tuesday
evening.
Installation ceremonies will be held
on Thanksgiving day.
The council voted to banquet the
first contingent of drafted men, which
Is to leave Fargo Thursday night. IN
the knights of Columbus hall at .
o'clock this evening, and a general
Invitation was rendered the twenty
three men OF the contingent and the
FIVE alternates who are 70 make the
trip 20 Camp Dodge, near Dos
Moines. Ia.
An Informal reception is planned To
follow the banquet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
SAYS PROSECUTOR
IGNORED PERJURY
Grand Jury Is investigating Charges
Against United States Dis
trict Attorney.
(By Associated Press. }

Philadelphia, Sept. '5.-The federal
grand jury here has under consider
alton today charges that United
States District Attorney Francis
Fisher Kane, failed to prosecute al
legged offenders against the selective
draft act. John p. Dryer, managing
editor of The Philadelphia Record
and a member of a local draft board
has been subpoenaed by the Jury for
examination with regard 10 a state
ment he made that 1t was impossible
for his board to obtain prosecution
by the district attorney where per-
Jury IS evident.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
2,722 ENROLLED
Opening Day at Fargo Public Schools
shows Increase Over 1915.

Two thousand, seven hundred and
twenty-five students enrolled in the
Fargo public schools Tuesday, 1t was
announced by Arthur Deamer, super
intendent, today, Of which 1850 went
into the grades and 442 in the high
school.
These figures show an increase OF
142 over the opening day in 1915, when
1852 enrolled, also in the grades and
400 in the high school.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05

Washington. Sept. 5.-All previous
records for consumption OF whisky,
cigars, cigarets and tobacco apparent
fiscal year. The preliminary reports
OF Commissioner of Revenue Osborn,
covering twelve months ending June
30, made public today. show a record
tax collection on these and other arti-
cles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
MAY CLOSE SCHOOLS.

Davenport. Ia, Sept. 5.-School
boards OF Scott county, Ia. and Rock
Island county. Illinois met today TO
decide whether to close the schools
for two weeks in those counties on
account of prevalency OF infantile
paralysis as requested by physicians
following a meeting here Saturday
night. Eight deaths have resulted in
this city from the disease in the last
two weeks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05

VIOLA Vale is the latest member Of
filmdom TO don the wide sombrero
and do westerns. Miss Wales first
appearance in such a role will be OPP
posite Charlie Ray in his first Art
craft release now in the process of
production at the Thomas II. Ince
studios.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
KIDNAPPING CHARGED
TO DIVORCED HUSBAND
Harry Shirley Accused of Taking
Boy From His Mother-Nsss
Case 10 Postponed.

Thora /. Shirley, divorced wife Of
Harry Shirley, a Fargo man, is the
complaining witness in a preliminary
hearing which comes up before Po-
lice Magistrate Roberts this after
noon. The woman alleges in the
criminal complaint sworn to in the
magistrates office last Saturday, the
kidnapping on her son. Roy Shirley,
a child under Is years OF age. Ac-
cording to information obtained in
police court this morning, the kid
mapping Is said to have taken place
when Mrs. Shirley, another woman
and the boy were shopping in the
downtown district, and that when the
warrant was issued the man returned
the child, which will probably result
in the dismissal OF the case.
Case L. Continued. r.
The case of the state against Rob-
ert Ness of Fargo, who was arrested
last week on the charge OF carrying
a concealed weapon, which was
called before Police Magistrate Rob-
erts Tuesday afternoon, was con-
tinued until Friday at the request Of
the defendant on the ground that he
would have witnesses by that time.
For state news read The Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
Vinegar Enough To Pickle
District But Not Stuff For
Farmer To Get Tight" On

N. d, 5.-vin pickle whole
shipped the
visited
twinkle in his
OF four
whiskey selling
thick with
TO tight" on-simply win
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05

The Glad Tidings Mission: We
are anxious to have women desiring
work by the hour or day leave their
names and addresses with us, as we
have more calls than we have
women for. Phone 35S-W.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
Thursday
Specials
One Dag Only

One mills ends of French
Serges and Storm Serges (all
wooD 80 10 so inches wide, a
good assortment of shades,
worth $50 to S1.76. Thursday
at, only, yard
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
Grepcff 81 tatikal,
llnS litm6te eebcn!

Berlin 10. San. (5llnfen6eriht.)
- Isle ole ueberieeii6e 9adridteu.
4gentltr meIaet, lit Der Stur3 0es
ruiitiheu Observation-Disclosures bonn
3aren lelbIt berlongt por0en, peil
Der 8remier o15u rooifale Qnitdten
nertrot. Ser unfreipialge Giidtritt
BON Grepoff mo SSgnotieff lit oils
Der 8eginn elmer REORGANIZATION Der
ruiiiihen &egier1tng 8u betradtcn.
Die @rmoroung &a8plttins bat Den
3nren beranloBt gegen 0aS raoifale
Clement einc feite &alttng ein3uneb.
men. &repoff ltno Die onoeren 4o-
binett8mitglie0er, nit ausnnbme oeS
Mtiniitcr8 oes S%ynneren 8rotopopoft
ihiiBtcn Die M6roer. 9rotopopoff,
Der bisber iein Wiiniiteramt nur oor-
lduftg beflei0ete, puroe pom ,3oren
permanent IN 0asiel6e eingeiebt.
o6ne ooB CT Srepoff befragte. 9ic
5olge mar, oaB oieier rl0 Die mel,
item ietner &oIe9en gum Barren elf
ten uno 9roteit crbobel. Ole aut-
mort oes 3aren beitnno Darin oaB
er entidloiien let, ooS aabinett an
reorgnniitereu uno aGe gfiniIter, Die
Iib on Dem 4roteit betciligt batten
81 entloiien.
4rotopopoff lit gegenmGrtig Die
Maft binter Dem Sbrone. 6iirIt
@alibiue, Der Dem gnnlen no6 0ai.
niiterprditoeut III, bat feline poIiti.
iden Genoen8eu oaourd florgelegt.
Dab er iagte: o0te 9urna Miro it'd
rubig berbalten, iobaIb iie ge3ii6tigt
moroen lit"
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miIlcns nclic pclitik
ntcrikc ~0cecniibcr!
FeribtHg'ide Nrmee nirb snriifbera.
fen, nnO Weianbter Slet6er
tritt ieiu gmt az.

Aoi6ington 10. San. ar
Montng ioa Die Sduliislrng ser oe.
nliidten anertfautiG mertfunil6cr
aommiiiion ltattfinoeu. Sic Regie-
rltng miro Oonn in dIlernGhIter 8eii
ibre uelle 9oIitif @lerifo gegeniibrr
our Durhfiibrpne bringen.
0ieie nelle Yotitif I1lieBt bic 3ll,
rlId6ieBung oeS 4erlbing lden st.
peOitiDnsforpS aus Mterifo in Iid,
Dieie 3uriid8iebung Ioa ebenfaas
70 baI6 ais ul0gliA e%rfolgen. uno
bic g2otioualgarOeu peIde nod an
Der @ren5e iinO, meroen beim &c.
ld)idt mer0ett.
glild ioa @eianotcr 6(ctder, Ser
bereitS felt @ionaten ernannt lit,
uuo felt Der 3eit iein @cbolt
$1,000 jdbrli6 = 5iebt, oann en6.
lid icinen 4oiten in Der @ouptitaoi
@lerifo antreten.
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21ebroska %Srouenbnno!

2ireoIn, ylebr. 49,, San. = Die
lette 8erialnmlung 0es gtebrasfa
6rauenbim6es mar nidlt 10 8obls
reid beiu6t, pie oo5 aomitee eS
mobl gelpiinidt batte, 8lln1nl fir elm
Herrli6eS 9rogramm geiorgt mar.
Grdii6entiu 8rau Soiepb 8ittmann,
mari, mad @roitnung Der 8erialum.
lung, einen 9iiidblid auf Ole 81
tigteit oes 6roltenbunoes mG6renb
Oes berfloiienen Sabres uno founte
NIT 6reu0en fonItotiererL Dab 0aS
8irfen elm iegenSreides mar. Bon
5reuO 3u 2eio mrBte iie aud einiger
Mitglieoer geoenten, Die I'M Sabre
1916 0abingei9ieoen paren u1o Die
&%eriammlnng ebrte 0oS an0enten
an bic 8erItorbenen ourd Elm aufs
iteben bon oen Siben.
8ie i6on iriiber beri6tet, ipen.
bete Ser 8. 9orsmeDer aus SIN.
LAB 0es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEM
gtebrasfa 5rnuenbunoe cine elef.
trild betriebene 8oi6moi1ine unO
muroe in oteier 8erlammlung bic
8erloiung borgenommen. Sri. Maa-
ria &ouf, oie begeiIterte unO immer
riibrige @t5e. grdiioentin oeS Bun
oes belt Die @liid8nunlmer un0
nod ebe Die 8%eriammlitng geI6loi-
len mur0e, mar fte entidloiien, Die
Moi6ine 81 perfouien uno ben bol.
len 8etrag bent ae6rasfo 6rouen.
bltnOe 8u tbermitteln. Sic bat
treltliA @ort gebolteu. Die Ma-
idine ipuroe fir $40 berfauft uuo
Der 8etrog tommt ben llngliidliden
i'm olten @%aterIanoe 8ugute.
6rat S. 8interreiter.
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micScr Gin S~raucnmcrN
I'M cincm Pctcl!
Die 25jG6riee Bona Simpn in So.
lnmbns, o., ermur6et; ibr ana
geblider @Oroer berbnftet.

Columbus, g., IS. San. - 9ie
bieiige 8oli0ei bot belite gegen @el,
Don s. @ells bou aonios Gitp uno
boroem in Suutington Sno., pobn.
bait. 100 CT geitern regen 9etrii.
gereien perboftet muroe, Die SIN.
fIage olf Moro erboben. @s ipir0
b~eboltptet, ooB @els Mona Gil
mon erntoroet bat, oeren blutige
2ei6e geltern IN einem 3immer CT.
mes Der erIten bieligen 9otels auf9e.
hmoen p1troe.
Die 2eide 0es Md6henS lag nit
ourhi1nittener aeble uno elmer
5dubmunoe inn Sinterfopfe uuf
Dem 6lBbooen neben ibren 9ett.
Sbre gtaie mar eingei6lagen. Gle
bate init eineta Monn, Der ii6 dls
g. 9. Ban 9runt ltn0 Srou nus
Gbicogo int SoteIregilter eintrrg, I
iammeu oos 8immer be5ogen. Ole
Grmoroete mar 20 Sabre alt uno
ioGl bon elmer ongeiebenen 6amilie
in @rafton u. @a., itammen,
Gs beiBt oaB man I'M 8efibe
8eIIS bIlttige Inidentiider uno Ell
men &eboloer eefuuOcn babe, ots
oem orei 66iiiie o6gegeben moroen
Doren. @eIls bebauptet jeood, boB
Die 5lede in oen &ai6entiidern nidt
bon 8lut, ion0ern BON 6or6e ber-
rilbrter.
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9anber madden ante @ente.

Bert Sc 8ron, @rGiiOent Der Sc
8rou electric So, mttroe geiteru
abenb, gerabe nls er iein in Der
IL. Str, 8uiiden 6arnnm uno &or.
nen Ctr, geleqenes @ei6dftsLotal
Derlaiien bate, bon 8pei nit 9e.
bolbern 6etpoffneten MGnnern ii6er.
fallen, Die ibnt einen Diamontring
uno cine 8iamontna6el I'M @erte
bon 3uiommen ,$t,100 iolpie $33
IN 8argelo obnobmen. 9ieieIben
8onoiten b%eraubten on Der "a.
Str, nobe Der 6ornam Str, 6. 8.
Quorelp8 bon 1924 Soparo Ctr,
lim $17,75.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
Gbalu wirS III stpci
Wcd1cn oenciem!

86ilabelpbio, 8a., 10. San. -
Die g(er8te @arrp 6. Gbolp8. Der
Dor orei Idgen einen Selbitmoro.
perIlh unternabm, erflGren, 0af
Oerielbe in 5pei 8oden iopeit Der.
AZ at iein miro, ooB er 0a8 Soipi-
tai berloiien fam.
I9nm miro 0ann nod Seem 9orf
gebradt meroer, I'M iid) gegen bic
geeen i'm erbo6ene anflage, Den 10.
jQbrigen 6reo @uup ans aanlus
Gitp, Mog NIT elmer 9ebpeitide &C.
priigelt SIT bd6eiL 5l perantmorten.
Seine Inmdlte neroen feiaen Ser.
Judi mternebmen. Die lleberfiibrung
nad 9ten 9orf 3u ber9inoern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
Nus Des nioines, IA.

6rouf 0ertcI, gfepraientant bon
Sec GountD, tit b0aig blind. Seine
Mutter lit itets BEL ibm uno begleitei
i'm aud nod Dem aopitot, mo f(
niht bon ieiner Seite lueidt.
9as alubbnus Der 9mege 9elte
Sororitp, 1888. Ctr, purSt
8onltcrstdg mittag Elm Ralt6 0et
6tnmmen. Die 1T oemIel6en mob,
penoen Stuoentinnen Der uniberii.
tat oerloren ibre gan5en @a6ieliqfei.
ten. Der @eiamtberluIt betrdqt
etpo $4,000.
Scr Gurnoerein beriaflmelte iif
0otrnerstag abeno in Der Iltrnerbal,
lie 81 einem 9aatiitlihen adffeetran5,
den. 5rnu @eo. Gonraoi mar @ait.
geberin unO ale 0alnen bergnig.
ten iid redt gut.
SIN alter bon so Sa6ren m1tr0c
augult S6oet aus Dem 2e6en ae,
rufen. Ser @eritorbene. Der ans
8ItprcuBen ltanrnt mar Elm oufrit,.
tiger ebrlider @anrL elm gutter
Qeutider, Der bteIe 5reunoe bate.
Set 40 Sdbren ipobnte er in Ges
Noines un0 mar bis bor eineul
Sabre bel ser 3e8 Woines @ater
90, tdtig. @r birterlaBt feds
Gofter, flint Sobne, % @nfel un6
einen nrenteL peI6e gum groBten
Geil in Ges gloines tpobnan. 9ie
9eerbigung fan6 am D~onnerstoa
lnter GROCER Geilrabme bon Der
0eutidslltb. STRIDE aus Itatt. Serr
Baitor Bob belt Die 2ei6enre0e.
Inter ben SdiiIern, meIde in
Der gtoro 9eS Moiue8 Sodldule
an oeltiden Spradunterridt tell.
nebmen, bat iid elm oeutiter Ser
elm ge6il0et, in meldem nltr oeuti6
geiproden miro, mas pielen unIerer
bieligeu 8elitihen, Die lie6er eng.
lid raoebrehen 5lr gla6abmung
~enpfoblen mereen fam. Ole BE.
amten OeS 8erein8 itno: @eorqe
Bntt1er, ein gnteL bon Jrall ali.
quite @au5, grGiioent; 8m. SprollI
8i5eprditOeut SeIena Sprietb sc.
fretarin unO Raria Roie @oriiben.
DC fir unterboltungen. 8ieI Slid
Dem tungen 8ereinl
Dos ein3iee Nitglieo Der Staatg,
lesislattr. bas in GeutldIanb eebo.
ren purbe, 1T 8eter s. altnfer.
Staatsrepr1iehtant bon CRAWFORD
Gountu. Gr fam aler0ings idon
int alter bon fiinf Sabren NIT Tei
men @ltern mad 8eniIor, mo er
ieitoem tpebnta. $err alinfer lit
Elm @raouierter Der Staatsuniber.
Iit1t.
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DiItrikt Columbia
bcfft aiif milicn!
Ban glom6t, Der @rdFOeut pirO
prohibitions gUrlase fir ben
0iIrift Columbia b%etuiereu.

8oIbingtpu, 13. San. @1b.
reuD man erlportet, oaB Dos Saits
Die bonn Senot aIleenomnlene 8or,
Icge Sur @infiibrlulg bon 9robibi.
tion i'm 0iitrift Columbia gleifyfoQs
onnebmen miro, laeen StaotSm1n.
ner, 0aB @rGii6ent 8ilion Die Dor.
lnge betoieren tperoe.
IS iino 8eri9te I'M ltmIauie,
Dab 9raiioent 8ilion ole 8orloee
betoieren per0e, iuettrt iie nibt cine
Referendum . abitimmung borlebe.
Wtebrere 9erionen, Die beionoere
Radforidungen oniteqten, iagerL iie
ieien iiber5eltgt, 6uB Der 8r1itoent
Die 8orlage niht In ibrer iesigen
6orm 5um @eieb per0en laiiel
ipiiroe.
IIs ct 8ouberrellr bon Stem Ser.
len mar, idrieb &r6li6ert g8ilion
oem Heb. EbomoS 9. Sbonnon bon
Qeiuort, Dab Iofale @emeinpeierl
oas &cft buben ioaten, Die 5piri.
tuoiens6rage ielbit 81 loien. @r Jag.
te IN icinem Sdreiben:
sd bin 5ugunIten BON 2otal.
option. SD claude poaitGnoig an
SofalS elbitregierung rrno, ooB ie.
oes ieIbitdnoiee @emeinmeien, oa8
cine io5iale @inbeit btloet, oos ae6t
baden ioate, Die 4ngelegenbeit Der
fegeluug ooer 4bIebnung bon 81.
8enien at fontroaieren.
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t~1tibbanSelte Srait
crIhicBt Gattcm!

Genber, COL, 10. San. - 5rail
8. Smitb, bic Dor sfpei Sobren mad
ctnem Streit nit ibren @Itern, Der
burris entiprans, Dab iie ben G6duf.
feur oerielben gebeirntet bate, bier.
Der fam bat beite friib ibren Martn
erldoiien, ipeil er lie geloobnli6 felt
elmer &eibe bon Monoten miBDnn-
bette. glS Smith beute a1 friiber
Morgenihlnoe no6 Souie fam,
idltg er feline 5ro1t. 10 bob OieIe,
air 9erJpetflung getrieben, einen
&enolber ergriff rno ibren 8einiger
nieoeri6oB.
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Dtcsnt0l BOT Scr
proficient rctbt,

@aibtngton .t3. San. 8rdii.
oent g9ilion BAT. nadocu ct bel Der
morgigen SnbrbunOertfeier ser ct
Sobn Stride ouf Dem 9rograum
ais &eoiter ber5ei6net lift, ploblif
abeeingt. g8 heiBt oob aud 8ua.
~Oesienotor 2obge bel oieicr @etegcn.
belt cine He0e bolteu meroe unr
,oas gebt Dem Qrdiibenten ongeit6ts
ar bielen geIeioiqungen, Ole 2o0ge
aegen ibn oltsgeitoBen BAT, gegeu Den
5trih.-@r Miro feline Geoe balten.
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gautran6er erbentem $500.

0fIa9oma Gitu, 2t(a., Is. San.
-9ier Mdnner fu6ren geItern nadj-
mitta9 IN einem automobil Dor Die
erfte gtotional @ont Der 90 IteiIen
meitlid bon bier geIegeneu Grtidaft
9arra9, bielten Die 9enmten in Der
gant NIT ibren oorgeboItenen 9fe.
polDern in Sho6 un6 entfnulen NIT
elmer 8eute bon $1,000. gemo6ner
Der 6taot babeH fi6 auf Ole gerfol,
9ung Der freden 9anoiten genlodt.
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NiiliSen BON scr
6renSe b~cimbecrSert!

@aibinston, 10. San. Gic
8unbe8regierung gebt nit Dem 8lan
Inn, ale @aili3regimenter, Die it'd
nod an Der @rer3e @erifos befin.
Den, big sum l.. M16ra mad Saule
gu ienoen. Mit Ser Seimbefor0e.
rung oieier 1ruppen miro %begonncn
meroen, iobalO Die Sffupations-
arrnee oes Generals @cri9ing aus
Wterifo 3uriidge3ogeu poroen lit,
uno Oieies miro binnen al,r3em ge-
id)eben.
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ucw 1llcrikc icH
,,troden'' tperSen!

santa &c, q. Sc, 10. San. =
SIN Staat8ienat rpllroe an Don.
nerstag cine Aeiollition eingebraft,
ben 8erfauf bon Spirituoien in ir.
aen0 rDeIder Gorn, n1Ber fir me.
0i8iniide, miheui6aitIi6e uno iafra,
Wlentale 3nede, bonn 1. Sanitar
1918 al 81 berbieten. Cine aleidc
Relolution mir0 ON Nontag i'm
Sattie %unterbreitet tperoen.
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SEQ 6offmanns Slid.

Sn Der gtoft bonn s. DECEMBER
Itobl Elm 3ieb aus ser 4utomo6il-
italtpng bon unierem oeliti9en 2ei-
denbeitatter Geo y. Soffmami Elm
automobil. oas troB oIler gto6for-
i6ungen bon Der 8ilofld6e per-
idmunoen blie6. Nun fam man it6
SerrH @offmnnns Gritainen b~oritel.
len, oils err geitcrn moreen beim @e-
treten Ger Garage has Qutomobi[
bort iteben fab, als Of es niemnls
berifnunoen gepeien mdre.-Sa,
EN- junger 9teni6 mIB Slid baben.
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Seine acnOcrnns i'm 9ailitaripitem

8aibington 13. Son.-@in Der.
f1f, bas Sousfomitee fir Militdr.
angelegenbeiten gu bermlniien, itfl
oegen cine ~dIlaentetne militQriide
au8biIoun9 gu erfldren. lit feblge-
idIngen bate ieoo9 ben Grfolg,
oab oos aomitee cine &~eIolntion an.
nabm, feline rabitale aenoerunq in
benz gegenpartigen MilitdrIBItem bel
Der a%ufiteQung Der oieSi6brigen Be
n%taigung fir Seer in 8eridf6ti
gung 5l 5ieben.
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ucffc Scs meg. Grspr6l.
Oia5 crmorHct!

Seem Orleans. Ga, Is. San. -
@tanuel Clos Or6ea, gaeffe 0es Der.
itorbeuen 81. 9rGiibenten bon @2eri-
70, murOe beltte in ieirer bieligeu
8obnung ermoroet uufgefun6en, OR.
Deg teilte geitern mebreren 6reunben
nit. ooB CT BON agenten Gorronso's
ouf S@ritt uno Gritt berfolgt
peroe.