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Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

FpRM!sHRP ROOM FOR LIGHT
Phone slo-J Northwestern
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
for rent; 90 per month. 30s So 3rd.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

SnSs Sep dt:ns p%S's
paid ono way: repairing while you
wait ]. Solland. Basement. 314 Dslers
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16
RAND FORKS HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 1e, i
Phys, Ann suRanoNs-Continued.

PHYS, AND sURAHoNs Continued.
DIR. 9. J. aisLAsoN. sPEc1ALisT.
s..rs s soeRy ays %sr Ssse oa sSS pn59.s pn5a sto,
DR.. J. q. ARNEsERo. sPscfALisT
o.. EAR. Ear. Eye. Nose and Throat.
DRS. HEALY, Law & WoUTAT.
Ehysteians and aHrSsens:
0aice. acan-Amer. Bank Bldg.
POULTRY.
BARRED HOOK AND ~ RHoDS ISLAND
BED esFs for Matching; S1.so for Is.
ROOMS FOR RENT
THREE ROOMS IN COTTAGE foR
aSso month. mon % lsli III Deli f'scyS Avenue. hse'';
NICE. CLEAN. WELL FURNISHED
sss North hisa Sfts slGsNs ssaL fso% r.
FVRNIsHRp ROOM ron LIGHT
ssens sasy siSs Hssys's's Ave
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM SUIT
sb': for gentlemen, at bss Information
~.
FOR REET-RooMs WITH OR WITH,
gut board, Mra Jas. McHame, ~ No,
LARGE 'FRONT.' SUITE WITH RUN
ming water Hall Hotel. all So. ard
st.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
for rent: $40 per month. 30s So. 3rd.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
downstairs: Sl2 month. SQ2 So. 4th.
FURNISHED PLEASANT. ROOMS;
very reasonable. 204 No. 9th ST.
FURNISHED ROOM IN NEW ALL
modern house. N. w. 11s3J.
MODERN FURNISHED HoUsEKEEP-
Ing rooms. 617 North Third.
ONE LARGE UNFURNIsHED ROOM
in q block 1llsJ IT'S.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. s21
South 4th Street.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

NICE. CLEAN. WELL FURNISHED
rooms Three blocks from postofilce.
333 North Fifth. 2s0L N. w.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16
wANTEDro BUY

WANTED no BUY
OLD FALSE TEETH-WE PAY 81 TO
IS per set; don't matter ii broken;
mail to Dixie Tooth Co., 233 w. Mar
ket ST., Louisville, Ky. Money will be
sent by return mail.
900 TONS OF COUNTRY
mixed scrap iron Write for prices to
Gtnsherg Bros. Grand Forks. N. D.
WANTED-A sIX-FOoT BACK BAR
for soda fountain. Address $40 Her
aid.
wANTED-sEcoNp HAND FouR-L1D
range. Call NJ w. 553J.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT-THREE ALL
modern rooms. Close in. 1856 N. w.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

The war prospects still continue
imminent.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
downstairs; 3l2 mouth. 3o2 So. 4th.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16
RooAis FOR RENT

THREE ROOMS IN COTTAGE FOR
rent; oity water and electric lights:
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16
LOTS FOR SALE

FOR sALE-A NUMBER OF GOOD
lots in different parts Of the city. The
II. Bendeke Co.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

DR. q. J. GIsLAsoN. SPECIALIST.
Mar, Eye. Nose and Throat.
Beare Block. Over Lion Drug store.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16
POULTRY.

BARRED ROCK AND RHoDR ISLAND
Red eggs for Matching; $150 for 15
w: w He'll. Mentor, MINI.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

FOR SALE, ,CHEAP-coRNER LOT ON
Vernon Ave. Address SIT Herald
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

FURNISHED PLEASANT ROOMS:
very reasonable. 204 No. 9th st.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16
FARM LANDS

$4,000 ACRES 10 LET on FARM
shares, three years contract; pay 81
an acre flfst year for breaking and
seeding. Furnish seed each year. Take
ohe-half crop Mt elevator. w. K. Flow.
erree, Great Falls, Mont.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

FOR sALE-B1LLIARD AND POOL
hail doing good business and will
making money, and we wonld like to
have anyone that wishes to 60 in this
VIII be sold cheap and easy terms
Call or write, Hoyez Bros, Warroad,
Mimi
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16
HoRsEs FOR sALE, nv EUCLID AVE.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST IN NORTH END SUNDAY, AM.
etnyst rosary. Initials c. P. A. on
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

FARM FOR RENT-s4o ACRES, FIRST
class buildings. 400 acres piowed; viii
sell party oNtflt If required, Box e42.
Cando, NJ d,
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

FOR SALE-e CHESTER WHITE
sows; heavy in young; will farrow
soon. J. T. Sullivan. N. W. Phone.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

WISH 70 FIND ANY HENBER OF
the family Of John Gordon (wife's
nAms. Ha1al Brant),. who resided in
Grand Forks. Notify .. Gordon, e0S
weller at, San Frannisoe, Cal,
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16
SHOE REPAIRING

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. s21
South 4th Street.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

DURING THE WINTER GET READY
for spring. Write today for state map
and list of owners Of cheap upper wis
o0nsin land. Wis. Advancement
Assn, 1858 First Nat. Bank Bldg., MIL
wSukee, Wis.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

FOR sALE+sMALL STOCK OF HARD.
ware and fixtures, will sell or rsnt
building. no real estate trades consid.
Sarles, N. Dak
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16
SITUATIONS WANTED

wANrED-PosITIoN IN BANK AS
stenographer. boekkeeper or assistant
cashier, by young man with months
experience. Good references. Address
4a6 Herald.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-16

FOR RHNT-A QUARTER SECTION
south Of the University, being in SEQ.
1S. Grand Forks Township. Apply
Northern State Bank,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-07-17
CLOSE WATCH Being
KEPT ON ANARCHISTS

.
%.f Washington, July 17.-Govern-
ment secret service agents are keep
ing close tabs on the whereabouts OF
known and suspected anarchists in
the United States.
Recent happenings, both In the
east and the west, have indicated un-
usual activity on the part OF anar-
chistic groups who are taking ad-
vantage Of conditions arising from
the war to spread their propaganda.
Keeping track of the anarchists,
always has been a difficult task
chiefly because of their lack OF or
ganization. Investigation has proved
there is no such thing as organized
anarchism.
The members work either as indi-
viduals or in small groups and sell
dom has it been found that any real
connection exists between these
groups. A canvas of the cities where
anarchism is known to have a foot
hold shows there are no evidences OF
other than temporary or racial orga-
nizations.
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Send US the price Of a year S
subscription if you are in arrears
We Need the Money
Bockache

In spite Of the best care one takes
Of oneself, any part of the human machine
ia liable to become out of order. The
most important organs are the stomach,
heart and kidneys.
The kidneys are the scavengers and they
work day and night in separating the
poisons from the blood. 1t is only reason
able to believe that they are liable to
derangement. Their signals of distress,
however, are easily recognized and in
clude such symptoms as backache, de-
pressions, drowsiness, irritability, head
aches, dizziness, rheumatic twinges,
dropsy, govt.
"The very best way to restore the
kidneys to their normal state Of health, "
says Dr.. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, lis to
from your favorite pharmacy a small
amount of Anuric, which is dispensed by
most every druggist Anuric is mex
pensive and should be taken before meals
You will find Anuric more potent than
Ethia, dissolves uric acid as water doe
sugar.
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INDIAN breaches

Rev. Frank Pequette,. of Sawyer
preached to a big congregation at
the Methodist church Sunday eve
ming. Mr.. Pequete it's a full blood
Chippewa Indian and entered the
ministry about ten years ago, he be-
ing now pastor of the Methodist
church at Sawyer and Nat Lake.
Rev. Pequette held spellbound his
Audience while relating the story OF
his life and how he came to enter
the ministry. He told of his ex-
periences among the Indians and OF
building churches among them, three
of which he erected.
DR.. e. P. Robertson, president OF
Wesley college at Grand Forks, &C.
cupied the pulpit in the morning and
gave a fine sermon on life. He ad-
vanced many ideas Of interest to his
listeners. The doctor taught the
Win One Bible class during the sun
day school hour. i
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The BEM1DJI u ABSTRACT COM
Minnesota, with it's principal place of
business at Bemidji, Beltrami county.
eune is h hsi at 'f5Si s9e
at special meeting called for that ex-
'pressly stated purpose. the follow
ing d9n we're adopted 40 by the UNI
the stockholders Of said company, to-
wit:
TRAM CONSOLIDATED ABSTRACT
COMPANY, and that the first paragraph
Of the certificate Of incorporation shall
RESOLVED. That the fifth paragraph
amended to read as follows, -,
CORPORATION shal1 S Sp EfeH FEE thou ho
sand dollars, divided into EIGHTEEN
HUNDRED shares of the par value Of
be- full do paid and ncn"a aH and
may be issued at such times and in
such amounts as the board Of directors
in TESTIMONY WHEREOF the Be-
midi Abstract Company has caused
these presents to be executed in it's
corporate name by its president and nd
hereunto affixed. this 18th day of june
1917.
by AM 11o1S -
By FRANCIS S. 4kN S5If5:sns'
Its Secretary.
In the presence Of
6. E. MALONE.
State Of Minnesota, County of Bel
On this 18th day of June, 1917, before
notary public in ana for sad
A a y.
ARNOLD, to me well known, who, be-
ing first duly sworn, did say that they
are respectiyely the President and sec sec-
pany. the corporation named in the
foregoing instrument. that the seal at
fixed to said instrument is the corpor.
Instrument Vas executed in behalf Of
board Of directors, and said Arthur P:
e Meess s saa instru 1 to be the free
ACT anu oeeu GEO: ". RfHEA:
= Notary Public,
Beltrami County, MINI.
My commission expires July ~, 1878.
>'' tssses) -.
I Hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed for record IN tn1s
is1S. at II o'clock A. M, and was duly
recorded in Book E-4 Of interpretations
o'' r"eo JULIUS A. sCHMAHL,
Secretary Of State.
Office of Register Of Deeds, Be1tra"i
hereby certify that this instrument
was filed in this office for record on
the 25th day Of June A. D.: 1917, at ,
O'Clock A. M. and was duly recorued
49, c. o. MOON,
Register Of Deeds.
III. D.
Eta 716-717
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Washington and tho Artis*s>

Writing to friend May l6. 1855
Washington thus described his expert
ence with portrait painters:
Il am so hackneyel to the touches OF
the painters pencil that | am now al
together ut their beck and sit. like ",
ttence on Il monument while they arc
delineating the lines Of my face: 1t Is
a proof among MANY others at what
habit and customs can effect. Ar :'r.';
| was as impatient OF the request al',
as FESTIVE under the operation as :, "a:
is Of the saddle. T!e ErHt t:!Hr ~.
mtted very re!uctantl:, but VIII IL:
tlouncing. Now no drs:: moves '.,".
readily to the chill than Il" :"
I,linter's chair"
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M0THERLY HEN ADOPTS PIG
Does Her Best to Feed Il, but Tiny
Porksr Prefers Bottle.

Luverne, Minr.-Peter kartrude OF
Luverne has u hen which has adopted
q little pig. The last of litter, the
pig found itself supernumerary at
feeding times, but the hen took pity on
It, and it was not long in discovering
that her feathers meant warmth and
her motherly instinct protection.
Though the pig follows it's adopted
mother about and watches enthusiastic
cally her efforts to supply it with nour-
tshment in the usual way Of hens, it has
not adapted itself to chicken diet, but
subsists on milk from a bottle.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-07-17
KELLInER STEPPED
iContinued from Page ~

Baudette, Wnlcn are regular AceAse
towns, but not to any other points
in that section of the state.
Dry Law is Nulli6ed.
International Falls is outside OF
the Indian lid area, but it's county,
Koochiching, is dry under county op-
ton. The law has been nullified In
International Falls, the local auth
critics being frankly wet. Saloons
have been running, and considerable
liquor has been struggled from there
across to Fort Frances, Ont, which
is now dry territory.
The action announced by Mr.. Cir
ling is the first taken by the new or
ganization of liquor dealers and
brewers, and is the most drastic step
of the kind ever taken in Minnesota
bp the initiative Of the liquor men
themselves.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-07-17

married l caught 9
cold which caused
me to suffer terri
bly,. l tried sever
al medicines but
they did not help
me at all-dd not
even agree with me- :
My mother wanted
me to try Dr.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. The
first bottle helped
me and the secone
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BLOOD POISON FROM PIANO.
Infection From Keys Follows Close
Trimming Of Finger Nails.

Infection From Keys Follows Close
Trimming Of Finger Nails.
Easton, Pa.-Naomi Faulstich. six
teen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Faulstich Of Bushkill township, near
Bats Station, is suffering from Sc.
we're attack Of blood poisoning in one
Of her hands that was contracted while
playing the piano.
The young woman Is an accomplished
musician and has been accustomed to
spending several hours each day prac-
dcing. Recently she trimmed her fin
ger nails and resumed playing. 1t is
thought that she trimmed the nails 50
close that she bruised the tips Of her
fingers striking the piano keys and poi
s0n1ng resulted.
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FUR RENT.

FOR RENT-Half Of my duplex cot
tage at Waville, for the balance Of
the season for $500. Apply OF:
Mrs. ]. ]. Opsahl, Bemidji, MINI.
RIOT
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SUFFERED TERRIBLY.

Red Wing, Minn.-"Soon after l was
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FOR RENT-NeW house on Mime
sofa Ave. Inquire of Mrs. Merry
man, 18th St., MINI. Ave. Phone
TOOL. PITS
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completely cured me. This was nme
years ago and have never suffered IN tn,s
the Prescription "-MRs. FRED GERsoN'
32l Potter Street.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-08

@oibington ben 3oie 6eb. Bre=
It6ent @ilion 1111oerretteoe / gfter=
miooag. &ongresien Sellesieslion
ON 8rl1oet mellem oe 6orene6e Gta=
ter og Spiflan6. Slig @pen6ing
bar life berifet ii6e,1 umiooelbart fpr
Sen ipanif=amerifanlfe &rig. SSost
Yreiioenten traaote ino / &apitoliet5
@lepator, loo @urraraab fra Weng=
ben ferite @tage. Ser bar fife en-
tom Yla6s @allerierne. @amtltge
Weolemmer al &ongresien iar1t
&bieiterets >We6lenmer por tillteoe.
&uiets Gal bar neppe 11ogeniin6e
rummet en iaa notabel 6oriamling
Mlle @nitgter bar @reg al @pen>
Ding. SSsngen al 6e panlige &tliener
uoperle6es. Mfnnge iao me6 bpiet
@obe6. y -
-9a Yrpfoenten bleb melot, brpo
8ifal6 les;.> men Demonitrationeu
bar fortbarig. SSSoet Brpiioenten
-traaote tn6, tom ogiaa &abinettets
Me6lemmer og ,inotog BIaofe beo
St6en uf @eieiterets Meolen1mer.
Yreli6e1tens Ea1es.blep paabgr1
unoer oen >6pbeite Gausbe6:: Baa Op:
lDsningen om at Ben 6iplomatilfe
Gorbinoelle neo EDiflano bar of'
brl,6t, le6 toronenbe .v@beers" oe
@aanbflap, og,i @allerier11e bleb 6e1
piftet meo 2ontn1eterfleoer. -
@fterat Hreii6enten bar fpr6tg.
bar oet en- Stunb al6eles itille: Sao
bre6 8ifaloet lss. 9llle / @uiet oq
@allerierne reiite fig og bleb itaaen'
6e = mango n1e6 b6iet 9obe6 =
inbtil Br9itoe11ten bapbe forldb1
sSalen d
glne neutrale Nntiener bIeb for.
melt nnoerrettet { @ftermiobag gien=
ne1n fine &eprafntanter ON &reli.
oente11s Mnmo6ning ON 1ignenoe slf'
tton fra 6eres Sioe. -.
Spa11ie11 bill baretage De Sorene6e
Staters SSnteresier / EDiflanb, MI
oa Sen otplomatiife Sorbi1t6elie er
ofbru6t. @cbtpei5 bill repreientere
Epflano / Sc Torene6e Stater.
Observation-Disclosures itaniebe
gfter>niooog uoite6elien af aIle 8as
til &piflan6.
@aibington ben 36ie Seb. - ST.
itrurer blep i6ag telegraferet af noe11=
rigs6epartementet til 9lmbasia6e1
@eroro 8erlin om at faa ollie Slime,
rifanere, iom pnifer at forlaoe 2a11.
Oct, n6 al EDlflan6. ~
Mmerifanife Som iuler Eplflanb
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-08
De 6ore1eoe Slater brYoer n1eo QYlflan6.
prooenen unoer Roneresf 2fbryon al oen oipomalfe
Sorbnoef n,eo QYflano 2ubaso1r 2rnstor operraft fit
pas. 2lmbasIaoar Geraro hiemfalot
Rabn<t Roieeet 5ena t ant 5ponona uon St9e foen
for on panf an1erifanfe Rre ct hiorf Wieblif 2nore
J. neutrale anmooet I'M i9nenoe clifton.

fit i6Qg Srore til at forla6e tine So
.iter 1ammen nleb 9fmbasla6pr &C.
rar6.
Det bet1tes, at benatDife -&egjertng
pil gipe Mmerifar1ere, lom el1lfer at
reiie> fra Is til 80 Cages 6riit, iom
oe frigfprel1be gioroe beo &rtgens
8egpn6elie.
Ser er onfring tre tulin6 sl1neri-
fanere / EDlflano.
3 SSS11tet er gjort n1eo &enipn til Slime
rifanere / 9Herrig SSfglge officiel
Me66eIelfe er Ser bare 80 i1rbfpote
Mmerifanere i bele gIterrig.
9re1benteus Sale.
@aibington ben 3oie Sebruar. =
8reii6ent Wi1ion inofunot fig fort
efter @l. 2 @fternniooag og bofot
fpleenoe Sale til aongresien / Gel<
lesnngDe:
Mine Serrer al aongr,sien!,
Sen feiierlige .tDfe> @2Siering
fun6gior6e ben Bite Sdil1ar for oen=
ne @eeiering eeafor d,,ore neutrale
geationers .&egierinaer, at fra 6en
tite Sebruar al pilbe oe11 befelge en-
6rengongsmaa6e s1neb @enipn til
8rug al l1nberpan6s 6sbaa6e moo olle
@fibe, Ser forisate at sfomnte gien=
men, pis1e betegnepe 9rnraaber paa
@apet, io1n betI ffarlig ct mini
@ligt at benleoe a6ers 0prnnrfiou1s
be6 paa. :
!. Sab mig n.it,be Rongresieit ont, at
fon Se1ge af genfni,gen BEN 24oe
Marts iibHleoen df @analz z~nsiuger,
6ar,peren o5usleI" peo en- tiff l1n'
6erpanbsbaa6 uoeA @ignal elIer @ar=
feI, bborpeo onf ON Here gorgere al
Sc sgore1teoe S@tntea fam bar 8ag-
iogerer paa "@usier"> talenbte ben
nmerisanife @egierir1g ben 1soe
Mprtl 6en fetierlige 93egjering en-
Note> bport fdlgen0e grflqring fore
fom: -
~Der1o1n oet fremoeles er Sen fei:
ierlige &egierings @enitgt al" "fere en-
rporn @rtg- moo @anbelsifibe beo
4npe116elien of 1noerban6sbaaoe
u6en &enfpn ill., bbab 6e 6orene6e
@taters Megiertng maa betragte ion
bellige og lton1tpiitelige Gettigbe6er
bie1nlet peo international Bob, og al
minoelig atterfien6te @umanitetsbuo,
er oe, Soreneoe Staters &egieri11g
enoelig tbnngen til at treffe 6en
6lntnirg, at ser fun er en- Sren1-
gangsmaa6e igien at befdlge. @pis
sen tpffe &egiering fife eiebliffelig
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-08

btl erflere og effeftuere en- Spgtpelle
of fine nup9renoe Metbooer / TIMBER
panbsfrig moo @fibe farer6e Yasias
gerer og @oos, bar 6e Soreneoe Sta=
ter intet anoet @alg enb belt at af-
brpoe ben oiplomatiffe 5orbinoelie
meb Ep1f1an6."
Com Spar berpaa gab Sen tpfe
@egiering 6enne @egiering fplgen6e
6oriifritg:
~Den tDife 9fegieriug er bere6t til
at gibre fit p6erite for at inbifre1tfe
fine Speratio1er nn6er 9feiten al
@rigen til 6e frtgferen6e &rtgsmag=
ter, oerpe6 itfren6e &abets 5ribe6;
ct Prtncip, bporom Ben tDife &egiez
ring 1e1p MI iom fpr tror at ppre
entg me6 6e Sore1e6e Gtaters @ez
giering.
~8eiielet al 6enne 0pfotning u>t.
oerretter 6en tDife &egiering '6e Sors
eneoe Staters Megiering om, at Sen
tpife @bfrigsmagt bar erbe46t fel>
ger6e Srorer::
IS Sberersltemmelie me6 oe al
min6elige Nrinctper me6 @e,1Ipn til
@oroing og ltnoeripgelie oe 96eleg>
gelie al 8offaroi1fibe, anerfien6t peo
international Sob, ifa1 iaaoanne
Sfibe, boaoe ir1oenfor og roet1f for oct
iom 5Bfrigs5o,1e erflereoe 9lreal,
life inrfes ,1oen @arfel oe uoen @e6=
ming al Mennefelip, oerlprn 90 oisfe
Sfibe life forlsger at 11nbfo11n,e el-
Ter bpbe Wo6itano
vMen" tilfpieoes bet, v1,eutroIe fa,.
lite pente, at Ep1Haro, ion erstpi11=
| get til at fien1pe for fin 9inpnreIfe,
at @enfpn til ,,el1trnle sssnteresier fm
inbifrn11fe 8rngesr at ct birfningsz
fulot gaaben> 6erfon1 set tilIa6es
oets Bien6er at anben6e efter Sor=
go6tbefi11ben6e ~.&rigsmetbo6er> ion1
frpnfer Sen internntionale 2obs @egz
Ter. ct iaabant &rao ifuloe bore
uforenligt meo Meutralitetens 4a<
rofter,z 90 ben tpffe @eeierirre fpler
fig opertp6et om>. at De 8orene6e
@toters 9}egiering lite tenfer paa at
itille ct lud6ant &rab, bel bi6en6e> at
6e 6orene6e Gtater gientagne @ans
ge bar erfleret, at BET er beiter1t paa
otter at gipe &eb6 til Hrtncipet Sri=
beo paa &apet, fra bptlfet &ol6 oct
eno bIiber frenfet."
Baa bette iboreoe 6e Soreneoe
Gtaters 9fegiering Sen 86e @ai i6et
6e 9ipne Soritfringer naturligbts
blep ofcepteret, men ttlfete6e:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-08
BEN tpffe M6fer6 flyer geoten tHllut:

igntme noget Mt66el, Der bil6e tiene
til at giere 5lut pea @rigen. S
2igbeo me6 oe 6orene6e 5taters
Breit6ent bap6e Sen tplfe Megiering
baabet at 11aa bette Maal beo I'm
6erbanblinger. @fterat 6origgene paa
at fomme til en- Sorltaaelie 1ne6 oe
alltereoe Magter er blepet belparet
al bisie me6 4nnbgi9relIen af en- bef=
tigere Sortiettelle af &rigelt, ct oen
feiierlige 9fegiering for at tiene
Menneifenes Bel / en- beiere Sor=
itano og for~if at for1rette lit eget
Solf nu ng6t til at fortiptte &amz
pen for itn &ilDgrelie> iom otter er
6lepet oet paatpunget> meo ful6 9ln=
ben6elle af alle Gaaben, Der 1taar
til 6ers &aaoigbe6.
IS ,oprietig Etlli1 til, at 6e 6or=
e11e6e Staters 6olf og &egiering pil
forltoa 8ebeggrun6ene til 6enne 8e=
ilutning og 6ens geeopen6tgbe6, baa=
Der BEN .feiierlige 9fegiering> at oe
Sorene6e 5tater btl onifue Ben nDe
Sitnation fra l1partiifbeoens bpie
5ta6e og bielpe til for fin Gel at
forebDgge D6erligere glen6igbeo og
u1n6gaaelig Opofrelie af Mennelfe=
lib.
vSS6et to Men1ororoo ongoaen0e
6e paate11fte ipntlitere Soranltalt=
11ingers @nfeltbeoer beolegges, teg=
ner iea oip.
s. @ernstorff."
Den nbe Tare=3ome.
Set peo Epiflanos &ariel forbu6te
Sn1raa6e for nertrale Sfibe begren=
les al en- 2inie, Ser Ieber o11trent fra
Centrum af Ne6erlon6ene :noroooer,
bloferer bele Dann1orf og SSn6lebet
til 9iterfee1, gaar til 6et D6erite
Bunft af glorge oy 6erfra ret belt
forbt 6en ip6lige Gel al Gereerne,
oerfra @eit og iaa @p6 en- flor STR
fant 800 til 400 W3tl tiIbaps l1oen<
for De BRITTLE Ger til @renien mel
lem4 5pa,1ien oe 4ortngal, ioet eie1,=
ipnlig oct 1to1tnGpnte 2a11o labes
frit og Der. gipes en- 20 Ofils 5iffer-
beos8one langs Sen ipanife Norofpit
til 6en frantic @renie. Smtrent bele
Wi66elbabet erflereS for en- Tare=
5one unbtagen en- final @tribe> Ser
gaar nelten parallel meo ben afri=
fanlfe &plt til ct 8unft 6irefte ien=
oenfor @refenlan6, bborfra en- 20
Wils Sci til grefe territortale Sor=
panbe erfleres aaben. s sen ope11=
for belfrepne SQre5one bill, erflerer
Sen tD1fe Note, @efarten blipe itan=
let meo alle tilgiengelige Weioler
uoen p6erligere 8ariel.
@egler for nentrale Sfi6e.
vNeutrale Sfibe, ion fer6es 6e
blofere6e 3oner, gigr bette paa fin
ege1t @iiifo. gn6ifient 6orbol6sreg=
Ter tages til at flame nelttrale @fi=
BE- fom 0en lite Sebrltar er paa Sci,
en- til @apne I sen blofereoe Gone,
un6er en- pasien6e l1oiattelie> tilraa=
6es set Dog i116trengen6e, at 6e 90
bares og paal9gges at gao ober til
an6re @uter be6 alle ttlgiengelige
W}ioler.
&egulere omerifanife Yasiage>=
6on1peres Erafif fan fortlettes 11an-
taitet> 6eriom:
A. Salmoutb tages iem 8eitem-
neliesbdbn, og oerion:
B. Ser paa &eilen 6tb og paa
EIbagereiien itpres moo GcillD6erne
laobel ion1 Yunftet so @ra6er Mor6>
20 @raber @eit. Gangs 6enne Suite
bil ingen tDife Miner bltbe n6lagt;
G. Deriom Dan1perne berer fpl>
gen6e fpecielle @ignaler: @n Sber,
mailing paa Sfibets ,@frog og 0ber-
bpg1ing / bertifale @triber tire Me-
ter bre6e, afperlenoe bpioe og re6e;
paa bper Maf ct itort bpio, og reo-
ru6et Slag;-t 8agitabnen bet ame,
| III o>~If1o~
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-08
,Shtlabelphta" anfpmmen til 81.

vY6ilabelpbta" anfommen til ST.
perppol. Stem Oorf 6en Ste Geb. =
Den an1erifanife 2inte befien6tgior-
De ioaq Mnfomiten af Don1peren
u9bilaoelpbia" til 2tperpool @l. II
tgaaraftes og Mnfomiten al ~Sin.
Lamb" @l. 8 toagmorges til .iamne
&apn. .Gamperen ~Mep Oorf" rel.
1te &l. $50 ~tgoar g. ftermio6ag fra
2tperpooI til Seem Dorf meo 10 Pas.
fagerer paa fbrfte &lasie> 81 paa an.
ben og 81 paa treble.
silfebbrien t1rbitiuet iin &irfiom.
feb. Oofobama ben Ste 8eb. @ilfe.
bgr{en in6iHllebe fin 8irfionbe6
ioag paagrun6 al 8risfalbet lont
Gglge af Mmerifas 6iplomattife 8ruo
me6 SDiflan6.