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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-29

ed from the whole city and county,
and which is representative. too of
Moorhead, Clay county and adjoining
districts.
With flags everywhere in evidence.
and with the whole city taking on a
holiday air. indications are that this
afternoons farewell will be the
greatest demonstration of it's kind
Fargo has ever witnessed.
Big Crowds Out Tonight.
Tonight, Company B departs on a
special train for Camp Greene,
Charlotte, N. G.. The train is
scheduled out about $50 o'clock, the
exact hour of departure not being
given out.
-Four special trains win pass
through Fargo during the evening.
two over each of the principal lines
the Great Northern and Northeru
Pacific. One train, carrying north
ern companies, passes through Fargo
about 4:30 o'clock this afternoon.
The evening trains are all due in.
IL IL understood, after $3.50 o'clock.
Stores Will Close.
Practically all business will be
suspended in Fargo this afternoon at
the time of the parade.
The line of march will be from the
Great Northern depot to Island park,
the column commencing to move
about o'clock.
One OF the features in connection
with the farewell will be the pass
Ting OF envelopes among the people
before the parade starts. The citizens
will be asked to make voluntary
contributions toward the Company b
fund. Little girls, carrying large
American flags. will then pass along
each side OF Broadway and into the
flags the envelopes will be tossed.
These will be collected by Gordon III.
Nesbit treasurer of the Fargo Ro-
tary club, and the amount will then
be turned over to Attorney M. w.
Murphy, who will present the gift
Of the citizens Of Fargo to Captain
Reginald Colley at the exercises in
the park.
Miss Muriel Hawley will be in
charge OF the flag girls. NJ. L. Hib-
bard is chairman of the committee
on the farewell ceremony at the
Uncle SANS Girls.
The twenty flag girls as an
Ilounced by Miss Hawley are Ethel
Fisher, Bernice Gestie, Mae. Hanson,
Nellie Hubbell, Grace Loomis, Anna
Forsberg, Gladys Hawley, Doris
Burns. Bertha. Everhart, Helen
Graves, Ellen Callendars Mildred
Stranahan, Helen More. Harriet
Lewis, Marjorie Brown. Margaret
Freeman, Leonora Graham, Doris
Lowell Gertrude Boise, Clara Rich
ardson, Catherine Baker, Peggie
Chandler, Harriet Ashland. Iva Nc
Cracken. Helen Bowman. Estelle
Pardoe and Thelma Edelbrock.
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II will be glad to get some real
American tobacco. writes Carlisle
M. Heimbach. American ambulance
driver on the west front in France.
to his parents in Duluth. "as the
French tobacco is too strong. and the
tobacco we brought with us Is al
most gone.
That is the position of thousands
Of American boys now lighting to
make the world safe for democ-
racy".
His letter is like thousands of oth-
ers being received in this country
every day. They all ask for AM
erican tobacco. IL is impossible to
buy it over there. and tobacco Is not
q part Of the American soldiers ra-
ton.
English and French tobacco is
available to be sure; but they aren't
the kinds that make hit with "our"
boys. The English tobacco. to Am
orleans, has a taste that is cross
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-29
COMMISSION is
NOW STUDYING
TOWNLEY TALK
Transcript OF His Speech
At Notorious Gathering
Is Under Review
LA TOILETTE CASE
UP TO u. s. ATTORNEY
Resolutions Demanding
Removal Of Senator
Pouring Into Capitol

Minneapolis. Mimi. Sept. 29.--
Especial AN official investigation
Of the speech by President A. G..
Townley Of the Nonpartisan league
at the recent conference of that
organization in the ST. Paul audi
torium, made notorious by the speech
delivered by Senator Robert M. La
Toilette, was begun yesterday by the
Minneapolis Public Safety commits
sion, Secretary III. w. Libby of the
commission announced.
transcripts of the Townley speech
have been ordered and will be dis
tributed among members Of the COM
mission for study in advance Of the
weekly meeting next Tuesday. The
inquiry was started despite the pro-
testation OF Mr. Townley at a recent
hearing that he attempted to make
the conference patriotic and that he
was disappointed in Senator La Fol-
let's speech.
Alfred Jaques, United States dis
trict attorney, yesterday acknowledg-
ed receipt of the motion adopted by
the commission, asking him to in
vestigate and. IL the facts warrant,
to prosecute Senator La Toilette for
uttering sedftious and disloyal state-
ments, and said that he is giving
the subject careful attention. The
Nonpartisan league meeting was
watched closely by special agents OF
the federal department Of justice,
Mr.. Jacques wrote, and much OF the
deIiberation was taken by stenog-
raphers. The notes are being tram
scribed and copies will be sent TO the
federal authorities at Washington
and studied by federal officials in
Minnesota.
Many resolutions protestlns
against the La Toilette speech and
commencing the action Of the Safe
tv commission demanding the remoy-
al OF Senator La Toilette by the
United States senate still are pour
ing in at the capitol from all points
of the state.
Mesaba, Mimi, sept 2s.-The
Mesaba Council of Defense yesterday
denounced Senator La Toilette Tor
recent utterances, and demanded
his expulsion from the senate. Long
resolutions were adopted and these
viii be sent to the president q the
senate and to Senator Ia Eoilettet
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The Forum S Tobacco
Fund For American
H." Soldiers In France

between a bucksaw and a barbwire
fence" while French tobacco is so
hot and curly that 1t blisters the
mouth. Both are impossible from an
American boys standpoint. that's
all.
How Can HeIp7
How can / help, you ask. The
Fargo Forum makes IL easy for you.
Just fill out the attached coupon,
and mail 1t to The Fargo Forum,
Fargo, N. D., with 25 cents or more.
Through an arrangement that The
Forum has with large eastern
tobacco concern, each rs cents buys
a 50-cent package of good, old Am
erican tobacco. and delivers IL into
the hands OF some American boy in
France. The Red Cross sees to that
part of IL.
And in every package is a postcard
bearing the name and address Of the
contributor so that the recipient can
acknowledge the gift.
Don't wait for the other fellow to get
busy. Send YOURS in now. Every
contribution will be acknowledged in
this column.
Fund Passes $40 Mark.
Fourteen contributions, totaling
STATS, push the "baccy' fund over
the $40 mark today. IL now totals
3140.26, which will furnish SCI Ameri-
can boys with "makin's" for a couple
Of weeks.
That's only a small percentage Of
the thousands over in France, how
ever. and there is room for thou
sands more "two-bit" pieces.
Through error Friday, the dollar
contribution OF Mrs. ], A. Daney.
Fargo, was listed as Mrs. 2. A.
Borey. Fargo. The "baccy" editor
acknowledges the error, and is glad
TO make the correction.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-29
four HIGH SCHOOLS
PLAY FOOTBALL TODAY
Fargo and Lisbon Clash In Fargo
and Casselton and Moorhead
In Moorhead.

-Four high school football teams
got into action on Fargo and
Moorhead gridirons this afternoon
Lisbon high played Fargo high
In the Fargo college stadium az
o'clock, while Casselton high and
Moorhead high battled in the
Fargo -Moorhead Northern league
ball park In Moorhead at $3.50 O'Clock.
II viii be the first game OF the sea-
son for Casselton and Moorhead.
Cuba cnaney. left halfback. Will
announced Friday, suffering a spraiu-
ed ankle in signal practice Friday
afternoon. His place viii be takes
by Richman.
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FIFTH STREET WARRIORS
BEAT TERRIBLE SWEDES

The Fifth Street Warriors football
eleven. Stanley Adams, captain, de-
faated the Terrible Swedes IL % r.
in a hard fought game on Phalen's 9
feId. The game was featured by the
terrific line smashing and gains Of
Earl Haine.
The Warriors lined up with Casper
Monson at left ends Warren Robson
at left tackle; Edward Thompson,
David gundquist, right guard; Dick
sBostwick. right tackle Herman
Helaeson, right end; Captain STAN
lev Adams, quarter: Babe" McMul-
4en. left half. Fred McNeils. right
haif. and Earl maine. fullback.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-29
AFTER sCALPERs
Of White Sox Establishes
Special Department az Park.

Chicago, Sept. ga new drive
against scalpers Of worlds series
tickets was launched by Charles a.
ComisIxey. president Of the Chicago
Americans. Friday night. Comlskey
telephones installed and issued Sc
appeal requesting the public to come
municate amy information Regardless
persons attempting 20 obtain tickets
through mail orders with the inteH-
tion Of having them resoid at Eahas
lous prices in The hands 81 tie8
spectators.
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co. 3 WILL MARCH
TO TRAIN AT 9 p. NJ.

Company B, at 9 o'clock to-
night, will march from the arm
ory, at the foot OF Broadway, to
the Great Northern derot. The
company will be headed by the
Fargo band. The boys will en-
train on their arrival at the
depot, the cars already being set
out for them.
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POSTPONE ACTION.

Washington. Sept. 29.-Objections
to enactment of any alien Stacker
retary Lansing Wednesday before the
house military affairs committee, re-
Quilted Thursday in a committee vote
to indefinitely postpone action.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-29

Fargo Man Again Honored by Com,
nerciaI Club Executives.

J. P. Hardy. secretary OF the Fargo
Commercial club, was reelected a
member Of the board Of directors OF
the National Association Of Com
mercial Club Executives at the an
nual meeting held in Chicago this
week.
Mr.. Hardy returned to Fargo to-
day, declaring the meeting the most
successful in the history of the
organization. Two hundred forty
five delegates were registered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-29
FARGO CROWDED
With VISITORS AS
time FOR TROOPS
FAREWELL NEARS
Great Demonstration As
sured This Afternoon
City. Takes On Aires
FIVE TRAINS WILL
PASS THROUGH CITY
Program At Island Park
Follows Parade Through
Business District

PROGRAM AT ISLAND PARK
IN HONOR OF COMPANY B.
Atty. v. r. Lowell will give the
farewell address and Atty. M. w.
Murphy will present the gift of
Fargo citizens to the Company B
fund at the farewell exercises to
be held in Island park following
the parade. The program fol-
lows:
Selection-The City band.
Presentation of Fargo's gift
Atty. M. w. Murphy.
Song-Company B quartet.
Farewell address-Atty. ". r.
Lowell.
Song-Mrs. Ernest Wright,
Miss Jennie Champine, Charles
Lavell and Professor Sucher.
Prayer-Dr. r. A. Beard.
Star Spangled Banner-City
band.
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Patriotic Fargo come into its own
today, while Fargo and Cass county
citizens gathered in great throngs to
say farewell to Company B. First
North Dakota infantry.
The parade at 4:30 o'clock this
afternoon, moving down the length
Of Broadway through the business
district. will be viewed by a tremend-
Gus crowd-a crowd that has gather
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-29
Makes Light OF America.
Russians Are Executed.

London, Sept. 2s-According 20 q
dispatch from Petrograd, $50 Rus
slams belonging to various Socialist
Left and other political organiza-
tiOns had been hanged by the Ger
mans since their occupation OF
Riga.
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Continues oa Paee Eight
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THE WEATHER.

Generally fair tonight and Sunday.
Light frost tonight. Moderate vest
erly winds becoming variable.
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Noe poea Me- Exist.

Paris, Sept. 29.-The diplomatic
courier who brought the Austrian
reply to the POpe's peace note to
Rome did not bring the supposed
supplementary communication con-
corning Belgium.
That communication" adds q
Havas dispatch to Rome. can then
be considered as nonresident"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-29

Berlin Claims Advance.
Berlin, via London. Sept. 29.-On
the Ypres- es-PasschendaeIe road yes
terday the British were driven fronl
the crater line. today's official COM
reports.
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THE FUND TO-DAY.

Total ..................sl4O.2s
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-10-11
Logan. Iowa. Sent

Logan, Iowa. Sept. 3. 1917.
The board of supervisors met.
pursuant to adjournment. All
members We're present
The establishment of The Yo.
cOm-Hansen road i'm Lagrange
Township was considered at
length, but on account of the
board wantin gto further consid-
er said matter, the establishment
OF this proposed road and the al
loWance OF the damages in con-
nection Herewith was postponed
till Sept. 40, 1917.
With reference TO The estab-
lishment of the Churchill change
OF road in the NE NE Sec. $50
43, and the vacation of the old
road, the board continued all
matters connected Herewith till
Sept. 10, 1917.
The board devoted the remain
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paid by the petitioners, as fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning at a
point in the east line of the coun-
ty road, running thence east 222
feet, thence north 1865 feet, to
section line, thence east 106.95
feet to the southwest corner of
the Sc SW Section 3O-81-44,
thence east 372 feet. thence north
So degrees Is minutes east 578
feet to intersect present highway !;
said road to be 40 feet in width;
BE il further resolved that the
establishment of said road is
conditioned upon all costs and
damages being paid by petition
ers:
BE it further resolved that Eva
G.. Hubel be and she is hereby al
lowed damages, on account of the
establishment of said road, in the
sum of $4,000;
BE it further resolved that all
objections to the establishment of
said road he and they are hereby
overruled.
Roll call: Erixon, yes; Hos
brook, yes; Van.Scoy, yes.
On motion by Supervisor Hos
brook, the following resolution
was adopted:
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, County Engineer A.
w. Gaines, filed a report i'm the
office of the county auditor of
Harrison county, Iowa, on the 9Th
day of June, 1917, which said re-
port recommended change in
the county road through the NE
Sc Section S-80-i2; and.
Whereas, due notice has been
given, as required by law, in the
matter of said change; and,
Whereas, it appearing to the
board that said change in said
county road should be made as
recommended by the said report
+
of the said engineer. including the
vacation of tho old road as rec
commended, and that all objections
thereto should be overruled; and.
Whereas, it further appearing
to the board that the report of
the appraisers on damages should
be affirmed: therefore.
BE it resolved that said change
of the county road in the NE Sc
Section 8-80-42, as recommended
by the said report of the said en-
glneer. be and the same is hereby
established, in accordance with
plat and survey made by the said
engineer, and the same is hereby
designated as the Churchill
Change of Road;
BE it further resolved that the
old road he, and the same is here
by vacated between points of be-
ginning and ending of said
Churchill Change of Road as
shown by plat of said engineer;
Be it furtheH resolved that
~
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'VlVOL l|a1|'S' :
CHILDREN !'I|ll0|VG
And lnvigorates Old Pseple

Any doctor win ten you that ths
ingredients Of vinol % Printed Heloyy
contain the elements noeded g i'm
prove the health Of delicate children
and restore strength to Old people.
r Cod Liver and Beef rSpeonss. M
and Mangansso9 eptonstoe, lroa all
Ammoniu0 Citrate, Line aed- 80
oiyessophosphasss. esasaiis.
Those Who have puny. siling Or
may prove this at our expense.
Besides the good Z does children
and the aged there IL nothing ike
Vinol to restore strength and Vitality
to weak. nervous women and over.
worked, rundown men.
Tryit. Il you srs not sntirslv sat-
istied. ~ win return your moosy
without question; that proves our
fairness ana your protection. MI
lions Ct psople have been convinced
this way.
Robt. w. Harvey. Druggist
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DONATIONS Panty.

Rev. Baker and family, the new
pastor of the Latter Day Saints
church, were pleasantly surprised
last evening at their home on Mill
street, when thirty-five members
dropped in on them loaded with a
large supply of foodstuffs for
these worthy people. Visiting and
music formed the diversion for
the evening.
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damages he and the same are
hereby allowed in the sum of
81 10000; and the county auditor
is hereby authorized and empow-
cred to isue warrant on the coun-
ty road cash fund for said sum,
in favor of the owner of record of
said NE Sc Section 8-8O-42;
Be it further resolved that all
objections to the establishment
OF said Churchill Change of Road
and the vacation of the old road
be and the same are hereby over
ruled.
Roll call: Hosbrook. yes; Erik
on, yes; VanScoy, yes.
On motion by Supervisor Erik
on the following resolution was
adopted:
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der of the day to the considera-
ton and allowance of claims, but
being unable to complete the same
adjournment was taken till Sept.
4. 1917.
On motion the board adjourned
till Sept 4, 1917.
j. e. VANSCOY, Chairman.
Attest: j. NJ. Albertsen, Clerk.
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aoARp PROCEEDINGS.
The board of supervisors met

The board of supervisors met
pursuant to adjournment. All
members were present.
The matter of the establish
ment of the Hansen-Yocom road
in Lagrange Township was taken
up on the report of the appraisers
on damages, and after consider
ing same, further consideration
with reference TO the establish
ment of the proposed Churchill
change of road in the NE Sc Sec.
8-SO-42, and the vacation of the
old road, was continued till Sept.
3, 1917.
On motion the board adjourned
till August oath, 1917.
j. f. NANSCOY, Chairman.
Attest: j. Nj. Albertsen, Clerk.
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w. r. Thompson of Logan was
tere today making arrangements
with H. r. Newton to supply llm-
Der for improvements on his farm
near that city.
The old Baptist church has
been removed from the old lot on
the corner of Sixth and Huron
and grading is now in process
getting the lot in readiness for
the foundation of the new church
to be erected this fall.
Mrs. J. B. Lewis is spending
several days with relatives in
Elkhorn, Neb.
The scholars of the Pleasant
Hill school southeast of town,
with teacher, Miss Agnes Adams,
entertained their friends and pa
rents today at picnic in honor
of Iowa day. A fine program was
also enjoyed.
DR.. DeVore reports the birth of
an 8-lb. son to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Rowe.
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J.. T.. NANSCOY, Chairman.
Attest: j. Nj. Albertsen, Clerk.
Logan, Iowa, Aug. "a. 1917
The board of supervisors met
pursuant to adjournment. All
members were present.
On motion by Supervisor Hos
brook, the following resolution
was adopted:
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, the contractor for
construction of the improvements
in Meggers' Sub Drainage Dis
trict No. 1, has completed the
construction of said improve
ment; and,
Whereas, w. A. Price, con-
struction engineer, has filed his
final report, stating that said
improvements have been com
pleted to his salts faction and ac-
cording to plans and specifica-
tions; and.
Whereas. the board of super
vlsors has personally Inspected
said improvements and found the
same completed to its satisfac-
ton, and being advised in the
premises, the said board finds
that said improvements should
be accepted, and the bonds of the
contractor and the engineer ex-
onerated; therefore.
Be it resolved that the said i'm
provements in said Meggcrs Sub
Drainage District No. 4, as COM
pleted by the said contractor. be
and the same are hereby accept
ed;
Be ii further resolved that The
county auditor be and he is here
by authorized and empowered to
make final settlement with said
contractor on the basis of the es-
Inmates and the final report of
said engineer. as provided by law !:
Be it further resolved that the
bonds of the contractor and the
engineer be and the same are
hereby eXonerated.
Roll call: Hosbrook. yes: Er
ixon, yes; NanScoy. yes.
On motion by Supervisor Erik
on, The following resolution was
adopted:
RESOLUTION.
Whereas. Construction Engi-
neer A. W. Gaines has filed a re-
port in the matter OF change i'm
the location OF the improvements
in Fisher Sub Drainage District
recommending said change i'm fine
location OF said improvements
and,
Whereas, the contractor for The
construction of said improve
ments has signed a written CON
sent to said change i'm he loca-
ton of said improvements. and
has agreed thereto: and.
Whereas, he owners of the
land affected by said change have
signed written agreement and
consented to said change; and
Whereas, the board of super
Nlsors has personally invcsti-
gated said change of location.
and being advised in the prem
lsps. the said board finds that
said change should be made as
recommended by the said report
of the said engineer: therefore.
BE it resolved by the said
board of supervisors that said
change i'm the location of said i'm
provcments in said Fisher Sub
Drainage District No. /. recon-
mended by the said report of The
said engineer. filed August "a.
1917, be and the same is hereby
ordered made as recommended bv
the said report.
Roll call: Erixon. yes: Hos
blook, yes. NaIlStoN. yes.
The board approved the APP
polntmenI of appraisers made by
the county auditor i'm the matter
OF the John Mount road in Little
Sioux Township, and continued
all matters in connection with the
proceedings of said road till
Sept. "a, 1917.
On motion the board adjourned
till Sept. 3. 1917.
j. E. NANSCOY. Chairman.
Attest: J. NJ. Albertsen, Clerk.
Logan, Iowa. Sept. 3. 1917.
The hOard of sunnrYisnrS met