davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
Gin nuansemebmes MifperitGnOnis.

Qos omertonilde Solf fommt aGnGbih btnter Die @laubwHroi9
felt Der 0epeifen, ole ourd ODER BON Son0on bier onlangen- GeuferS
Observation-Disclosures, ons gang uno gar nnter Der englllten 6ndpel fepf
hot Ihon 10 monhen Sdaoen ongeidret ro gar nandes lnangenebne
W}ibber1t1nonis berborgerufen. @er bGtte omb all ben Sn9en, lleoertrel
bunaen rmo Observation-Disclosures nod langer @lauben lbenten tomnen!
Nodb Dem 9bbrud ser oiplonotiiden 8eGebnngen 5pnben Oedldt
Lamb umo @merfa fonnte man in bieger 8refe unglalbhde 0u9e lefn,
Die ouf oen omerifunnden @eanotcn in Berlin, Serrn gerDaro, Se6n8
nobmen @s hieb bier, bB ser @cInote in Berlin als @el1e 5urlfgebal
ten meroen miroe, 90 man in Berlin (0uud Heuhrs gadrl9tenolreau
in @rfohrunq qebroft bette, oB sic @oibingtoner Hegler1tng DEM oent
5hen GeIonoten @rofen BON @ernnorff on EB perpetgert babe 6erner
feien g(merifaner in 0eutidIono ihIedt bebanoelt moroen. e1ne ltnpaDr
belt nodb Der onoeren murbe III 2onOon crfunoen rmo onn nod s5erlln,
beam 8oIbinqton beforoert. @oturiderpene muroen ooourh m Den bel
SEN S~utptitGoten MiBoer1tGnoniie bernorgerufen Die rno9lrDerpele
ih[mme GSolaen bGtten 3eitigen fonuen. Sn Berlin muBe man rldl
aona, Oh sic Meloungen uf @aHrbet bernbten. 5ln1al le aus Heutets
9ureou tuntntten uo in @aIbington mar man III Oerelpen Sage. NeB
bot 1ms SEER 6. 8. Wfenfen, Ser biz cunt Nbbrub Der olplomafl11en ge
sieh1rnoen CORRESPONDENT in Berlin mar, bel 1emer Antrrntt III A1ner1fa
6pn mohren Ioraana ser Ginge berdtct. 9err @erorD muroc m Serlln
niht os Geiel aurld6ebolten; gmerfaner, bic fb IN 9etttlano our
9pt 0s @bbr1tdbes befanoen, mur6cn bon Der oertlden He9erltn9 umo
SepoIfer1nq nit Der er0Bten 3nborfommenheit uno Stebensmllrolsfef
bebonbelt. gead5 Serrn Menfen muroen gemiIe nhon9enebme epllooen
nur 6urb sic 2iqenorbeit bs engfii6en &euterbrreous perurladt. Serr
@pror5 6trfte obreien, 1oboIo ale notiqen Torberertan9en ereOlgt moren
Sier lit lpieoer einmal Ser bette nno flarTe geoes ftr englnnos S'
oeneran1alno erbrodt mor0en. 2on0on benuibte fb outs bette, EN- Wt1B
beritGnonis 5miiden @merifo un0 9etidIono berbei3uflibren- SIT nAf
pieleift oe Grfe sfuihen ocn bei0en S1noern aud England 6i5llhret
benz gs Ifetnt tfmt 10. -D@plIruHL
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
9es Grahbentcn Nebe.

9m Ietten Sonntag, sen A. WGr5, idJpor Der mteoergepoblte Frar.
bent Ser Ser. stooten ben Go, ser in Der &era6lmg porgeeben 1T. ga.
rim peribroh err ser 8eno6rer, 9citirmer unO Tertetot9er Der &onfltu
ton 'n All uoaen. Die gegempGrtge frittide Gage ntlereS &anoeS ftuf
on Nerrn 8ooOrom 8iGpn sic qroBten @nforocrnn8en.
Sn Der an W2ontog geboItenen AntritsreDc leB rD Der FrorDent
in elmer nit Ih0nen Gbrafen geihmudten &eOe Iber ien 3ufuntSpro-
ororm ous. gern ser Snbolt iener &eOe ab oft eine 5petoeuttge WIS
Ieouro aulGBt, 10 fam man bob nit Siferbet cine oettntttpe S6nBfol+
oer1nq aeben. Sn foum DcrblImten 8orten bat er Der yotton oe
Sdrtte m1fqefhIoIIen, sic err 81 1nternebmen beobFbt9t. Gr bat oe
gepoIferuna 0e8 2ooes uuf ale 0togltdfeten aufmertom 9en1oft @an
bari feline 9I6ne often 0obin uuslgen, Dab &rieg Die notnenOl9e 0olge-
runq Ser ariie ienn miro. Sn bGem Sinne erIieB CT einen feterlpden
gufruf an oas IoIf, borbereiet 5u ien rnO me Elm M'onn 5ulontnlen 81
bolten Il
SEER g8fGIon pies umb ouf oS ltnredt bin, oas Die Ter. Staaten oIf
Ser hoben Gee erltten buben. 9teir &Orpurf ibeint oe1entgen 81 tref
fen, Die in iracno elmer @GHe Sen 6an0el unb Die S6iffobrt unieres Gan:
oes qeIort boben. @r erfIdrtc- ferncr, Dab Amerifo fb nof belten &raf
fen bemibt batte, in 9rieoen 5u pcrbRiben um0 &rieg 5u pcrmeoen. 9ot
ME es ibt iheint, meinte CT, mlb ous llnermartete rno llnermln1Ghe
foumen. 0e 9cpaffmung omerfoniher Sdiffe miro 5peiteloS nthf
menio All Ser ltnonaene6men 6inule beitrogen. Der &ongreb bat Oem
9r0iioenten oaeroinqs nod nht Oe @epult Oau ertdIt. Sb etc Son-
oerit1rnq 0es &ongreies ftatfinoen miro, ltbt nod nbt fet; oeS p1ro
eon8 rm6 gar bon ser tpeieren @ntpiflung Der Sage obbangen.
SEER g8iion CAB leinem &erangen nno @lnlde nob elner ange
meIIenen milit1ri1en Hiuung NuS0ruf. 9ee Torberetlng lou 1Dod
nur 70 meit geben, ais eS Die Sntereien 0S 2onOes erbe1ben. Oh rh oe
fer g8unid] eriaen miro, lit nod fruglth; benn Die 6reOenso9toren ma.
diem aMte Sorthhritte uno molen 0as SMf onf Die NadDtle Der Su1ttng
oufnerfIom MAIDEN. Soften mir, oaB @err Mthon 0oS Euoer, oos 1bm
in Die Sono gegeben iii, lpesltd fibren lu0 Die 9atton tueollbe Sabnen
Ipifen mir0 @DgSoHrom".
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
Ser anfaeSeftc @lan.

es mar Inn oe 3Gt, 81 Ser Senot .fh nit Der Sepattnlrng araerl
faniiber S~anoesififfe beuBte, ais bier elm anlhelneno podppldfWel
@nStIoa oufqe6edt muroe, Der put oeuuhen Wtnnlter mr. Nnsportl9e
Mnqeleqenteten gefaBt poroen mar. Die Yrefe Der @elt behuttlgte TIC
nit Dem gon5en 9lan. Ster leGc man Ser @ufoefrng cine 9eoentnn8
Bel, oeren Der Ilon garnift mert lit.
Nodb Dem onf irgeno cine @eie in sic Sdnoe on1erfanl1ber Gebeua
ooenten oerotenen 0ofumente, bs bon Serrn 3inmermann> Dem Ahs
mGrtiae oeutid5en NeinHter berfoBt morOen lei, beubfdhgte 0euhhlono
nit Weifo lmo Sapon enen gunb gegen Die Ser. Staaten 81 ldHeBen
ieooh mr. bmn. fous 9eutfflano uno amerto III einen Greg peruidelt
meroen ioaten. Der NInn mare gu &oHer geporoen, ioufn Die betoen
gotionen fSrioen beuobren. 0as SdrHtltid oes Serrn 3inrnern1ont
bos an ben oeutihen @eianoten in leerifo geridtet MAJ, lit bort Jeoob me
onoefomnen. gie es in ole SGnoe Der @ebeimogenten glongte, miro
borIGrfio Elm @ebein1nis bleben. Serr Zimmerman bot oH5iea bic
abfaiiuna zines iohen Sfrttitides 8naeeeben, notirlib berieben nit
oen notiden grl1rhrlngen. @r berteiogt Den oeuNhen Stonoptuntt ro
reftTerhgt Sen Snbut bs Elanes.
MnfGnqli6 nobmen iogor in @merifd einige ylatter an es mare elm
oef1Iidres, bonn MinHter 3imnermann ME nerfaBtes Ootument SdHe
6ieie annabme mcbr Anbdnger gefunoen lno Serr 3lntnernnom 9etpe
qen, oonn bGte man bieaeidt an Der Gdtbeit ocs 0of1tmenes 5peteln
fonnen. Som Gtonopnnft oes 2aen mar Die @rflar1ng oeS Serrn 3n5
n1ernlann elm l1nelid. Sod Der 6ieoere uno offene Gelhhe mill onb os
Diplomat ebrlid1 ub mobrlebeno iGn, aud Damn, menn CT einen mog
lden ga6trl borausfebt Ser @n9lanocr Datte in bieRm Sale peaelft
onoerg aebon6elt. Oe MoDrbetslie6e Der oeutl6en 9tplonaten lit Der
@runo 6afir, ooB man tie gepobnltb ais nntidhge Stnotsmduner be.
seihnt -r@olfram".
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
LEGAL NOTICES
Nntina nf AnnIIcntlon fOr ParoIe.

Notice is hereby given that John
Lorbett, an inmate of the North Da-
kota State Penitentiary, has MADE ap-
plication to the Boar9 of Experts for
said application by the Board of Elk
perts in the Warden's ONCE at the
said penItentiary on october 26th, 1sl Z.
said John Lorbett was convicted IN
the District Court OF Cass county on
the 18th day of January, 1917, OF the
crime Of assault with intent to com
init rape and was thereupon sentenced
to the state Penitentiary for term
of one and one-haf years.
Any information that can be tur-
nished in writing and presented 10
the above date will be duly consider
ed. Any and all information shoulo
be addressed to +. S. Talcott, warden
State PenitentiaTy, Bismarck, NO. LAX.
Bismarck, \: D., sept sps5 5Srn as w. an
plication to the Board of Experts OF
The state OF North Dakota for parole
and do also certify that ] have depos-
tied with the Warden of the NORTH
Dakota Penitentiary the sum o.
by agree TO comply with all of the
rules and regulations governing the
parole OF inmates, and do furtner
agree to accept employment from
Parole officer, and 90 hsFeog autuS Si3-
ize him to retain out of my monthly
wages a sum equal to twenty-five per
cent thereof, to be deposited with tn, the
Warden OF the state Penitentiary, un-
al said amount added to the twenty
dollars already deposited, shall equal
the sum OF One Hundred dollars; All
Of which money shall be held until !
am finally discharged, at which time
the SAID one hundred dollars shall .ns.id. 6e
paid 10 me by the Warden. Provtded,
however. that should ] violate the
terms OF my parole, any and All
money deposited under this provision
shall be forfeited and revert TO the
Seass " ~ JOHN LoRBETT.
State of North Dakota. County OF
hereby certify that am the
states Attorney in and for the sald
County on Cass; that there are no In
dictments or criminal charges against
tie said John Lorbett In this County
A. w. FOWLER,
nv VIM. q Green, assistant.
(Oct is, 1910
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
The Markets.
STOCK MARKET
Is ERRATIC
Alternate Rallies And De-
clines Feature Session
In New York
fRv AasooIafed Preaa. }

New York, Oct. 1s.-Alternate rail-
lies and declines. accompanied the
dealings OF the morning. Utah copper
made up its loss, but soon reacted,
Mexican Petroleum strengthened and
United States Steel rebounded Ia to
103h. There was an unusual inquiry
for low priced rails, notably Southern
Railway common and preferred, Rock
Island and Missouri Pacific, some of
those issues gaining 1 to IN points.
Shippings, oils and equipments also
scored marked gains, only to fall back
with the general list at noon. Liberty
bonds were inactive at 1910 to 99.74.
Recurrent weakness in active spe-
cialties provoked further irregutarity
at the opening. Utah Copper showed
& loss Of IN points, Mexican Petro-
leum fell 2, General Motors ~ and
Bethlehem Steel /. Several important
rails yielded large fractions to a
point. There were a few offsetting
gains, notably in United States Steel,
Central Leather and the tobacco
group. Firm tendencies set in before
the end of the hrst half hour.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
COLD WEATHER
IS PREDICTED
Expected TO Help Ship
ping Conditions and Corn
Prices Are Easier
(By Aaeociated Press.l

Chicago, Oct. Is. - Much colder
weather predicted for tonight tended
today to ease down the corn market.
Lower temperatures were looked upon
as a means OF helping to put the crop
into condition for quicker shipping
than the prevailing warmth and
moisture would have allowed. Selling,
however, was not aggressive. Opening
quotations, which ranged from the
same as yesterdays finish to &c low
or, with December S1.14h to $1.14&
and May $1.10h to $1.1Ow, were fol-
lowed by a moderate downturn all
around, and then something OF a rally.
Signs Of liberal export business
gave hrmness to oats. The relative
weakness of corn appeared to be ig-
nored.
Sharp declines in the hog market
carried down provisions. Pork espe-
cially seemed to lack demand.
In late dealings, absence OF hedging
led to an advance. and so too did an
nouncements that. in regard to the
ratio of corn and hog values. the food
administration would take no action
which would discourage the raising
of livestock. The close was firm, u
to v q Y C net higher, with December
s115N to $1.15% and May S1.11b to
$i11k.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
MARKET
: AT STANDSTILL

There IL very little movement in the
local potato market today on account
of the storm, and prices are unchang-
ed, although one sale of choice graded
ohios sacked at S1.3s per bushel is
Following is news of the market
taken from the bulletin issued at
Moorhead today by o. j. Mcdonald, OF
the bureau of markets of the United
States department Of agriculture:
CaFI0t shipmemts.
Maine rs incomplete; N. Ham. i;
Vermont /; Long island So; other, n.
Y. 81; N. j. SO; Pa. 81; w. S. a. 2;
billed chicago) Wis. 1873; (ss billed
q %ET9SsS g Rsd G GiRSna ast ne s
plete. Chicago 1917; Iowa 10; NJ. d.
s; S. d. 70; ga billed Chicago) Neb.
64-5; Idaho 90; Wash. s. Col rs; in
complete. Arizona 2; Utah .; Cal;
freight 8; boat II; Canada M total
Tuesday. n. Y. 0; w. 8. Va. by boat;
Wis. is; Wash. /; Cal. is by boat. To-
tai Al. Monday, Wash. 3; Friday. Ore
Red River valley shipments YeHter-
day, Oct. ~ uncompIeteD.
-Four cars destined as follows: Chi
cago cars. Minneapolis car, Pom
tiac / car.
MQOFneAus fN1luus-EoN AT a. Aisg
showing; forecast, cloudy, consider
ably colder tonight, fair with rising
temperature tomorrow); shipments
light, few sales acct. weather, good
demand, market Arm, Ohios gen. good
DUAL. cond. car loads {. o. b. track
cash to grower, ungraded sacked 1.20-
100; wagon loads at warehouse LOO
lis, mostly 1.0B-1.10.
TeIegraphic reports from this
mornings markets. JObbing pric-
es (1cl prices on large lots 20
iobbers1 unless otherwise stated.
MinneapoIis-42s cloudy, MINI. 81
N. ID. i; SO cars on track unbroken,
closing prices yesterday, sales for Inn
mediate shipment, good dem. marker
firm, mod. movement, sacked per pu.
Whites, Kings, 1.30-l.37, mostly
around 1.36; bulk per bu. i.20.
Chicago-6ae unsettled. MINI. 20
wis. 80; s. ID. 5 Col !; Idaho 4; vari-
Gus 81; 242 cars on track broken ana
unbroken. yesterday unreporteul
Northern, Mich. receipts by boat equal
to cars, opening prices today, SLOW
demand. movement dragEy, market
weak, few early sales, track prices,
carlof actual weight, 8. ID. practically
ali showing frost, ana heavy shrink
age, bulk Whites, I.25. Reds, l.20-l,2 rs,
Car bulk ohioss per cwt lbs. 2.Ob. MIA
ed car 2,15. MINI. car field rum mixed
Reds, Whites, 2.22. Bulk per bu.
Whites, $50. Wis. Round Whites bulk
per bu. 1.2T. Yesterdays sales, NeD.
sacked per cwt. lbs. Kings. some de-
cayed, immature 2.z0.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
Emperor Williams
Dinner Table Talk
r. Is Chronicled
(Rv Asaoclated Press.l

London, Oct. 19.-The correspond
emit of The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger,
who was permitted to travel on the
train which took Emperor William
to the Balkans and to lunch in the
restaurant car with the emperor,
says a dispatch to The Daily Chron-
icle from Amsterdam, sends the fol-
lowing to his newspaper.
"His majesty sat down to the table
with the observation that he had
just read Professor Painleve's first
speech as French premier.
$50 M. Painleve wants Alsace-
Lorraine, does hep exclaimed the
emperor. Good, but he must come
and take it,
AT the conclusion Of the lunch,
which consisted Of meat and fish
courses and bread and cheese. the
kaiser said:
1t is unworthy for any German
to live well when even the best peo-
pie go without things. What we have
OF foodstuffs is common property
which, by just division, is sufficient
to keep us alive for an unlimited
time and which permits us to await
final victory with calm. Who takes
more than his share sins against
those who serve the fatherland.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18

Duluth, MIMI, Oct, 1S.-There was
distinctly bullish market in flax
seed again today with a wave Of short
covering and some buying by crush
ers. Prices were carried up cents
at one stage and then recessions came
on profit taking. Wet weather ana
delayed threshing was a factor. Octo-
Der flax closed az UP, November 3h
up, December &c up, and May &C up.
Trading In coarse grains was quiet
with extremely light receipts. Barley
closed unchanged at from 81 to S1,2S
and rye unchanged at SITS.
Closing; Linseed, on track 43.09& @
s;l,2% NJ sTriySs oa Sslo%:1 Oct 6o S9SS
bid; May $500 asked. Oats, on track
SSH @5Sas; arrive 56H. Rye, on track
and arrive $1.7s. Barley, on track
2lQ1.2s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
WILL TAKE OVER ROADS
NEARING FIGHTING FRONT

&Petrograd, oct. 1g.-The Stevens
railroad commission has arranged
with the government to take up the
transportation difficulties on and near
the lighting front. The commission
las completed. its work in Siberia,
nd tomorrow the Americans will 20
q general headquarters at MohileV.
American military observers, who
have just returned from the front,
agree that the morale of the army in
the vicinity of Dvlnslg is improving
steadily and soldiers are aaluting
&heir of3cera. Death battaliona are
being formed and there it's good
hshting spirit among the troops.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
DULUTH RECEIPTS AND SHIP

Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 1s.-Elevator
receipts OF domestic grain: Wheat
1s5, 200, last year 1T6,400 bu.; barley
80, 800 bu., last year 61,700; rye 24,70O
bu, last year 1880; flax 1900 bu.,
last year $4,000.
Shipments: Wheat los, 500 bu., last
year 50. 100; flax ;i.aOO bu,. iast year
10, 00e.
Elevator receipts Of bonded grain:
Wheat 1000; barley 5000. No ship
ments.
/ and 2 northern 81; No. 3, IL: other
spring Z; durum 81; hard winter 3;
other winter / mixed 81; total wheat
1856, year ago "a; flax 20, year ago rs;
mixed grain 2; oats l, year ago q
rye 10, year ago Ii barley Is, year
ago 20; total of all grains 223, year
ago 162; on track l39.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
ALLIES TIGHTEN
LID ON NEUTRALS
New Blockade Formula
Will Result In Even
Stricter Policy

Washington, oct. 1s.-Reutral ma"
lions and particularly those in Eu-
rope must be prepared to share even
greater privations and burdens mace
necessary by the war under the deci-
sion OF the recent allied conference
at London.
Details OF the conference are be-
ginning 20 reach Washington through
Official channels. They show that
the allies are determined to support
their armies I'm the field BY calling
or. as far ais possible. all supplies
from the German army from neutfA
sources through a tightening o. the
blockade
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
NEW YORK. pRODUCE.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Butter, unset
tied; receipts 1852; creamery, higher
than extras ASK @44h; creamery ex-
tras (s2 score) ASK 843Ia; frsts Al "a
643: seconds 40. Eggs, Irregular; re-
46646; extra firsts 43@44h; hrsts
1000; seconds 37M @39; state Penn
syivania and nearby western hennery
whites fine to fancy $50 IS; do browns
50@55. Cheese. weak; receipts $50;
run 281S @24.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
Hoover Denies He
Plans To Reduce
The Price Of Hogs
Cbx Associated Press. }

San Francisco, Oct. Established
statements that the food administra-
ton intends to reduce the price Of
hogs to $40 were pronounced untrue
in q telegram received last night by
Ralph p. Merritt, federal food admin
istrator for California, from Herbert
Hoover. United States food admins
traitor. Mr.. Merritt attributed the
report to "anti-war interests. which
he said were trying to discourage the
raising of livestock.
In his message Mr.. Hoover said:
Chicago kilograms alleging this
intention are absolutely untrue and
do not present the opinion of the
proposed action of the food admins
tration. We will take no steps to
teopardize livestock producers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
CHICAGO PRnnuCE.

Chicago, oct. 1s.-Butter, lower; re-
ceipts 1852 tubs; creamery extras 81;
extra firsts an; firsts 39h 441; sec
onds 3Sh @39. Cheese, steady; daisies
26H a VI; horns 25h "a; Americas
rs @26; twins 23A o r.,
Eggs, lower: receipts 7,47b cases;
firsts 37@27h; ordinary firsts 35 u
@S6: at mark, cases included, 36437.
Potatoes, lower; receipts 20 cars; Wis
consin, Minnesota and Michigan bulk
$1.20@1.30: do sacks 81, rs q l.36. Poul-
try, alive, higher fowls lSh @20;
springs 1sh.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
DRAFT EVADERS WILL
= Be -MARTTALED
CIV Associated Press

as6an Francisco, Oct. 1S.-Evaders
of.the selective draft are to be court
inaartialed as deserters hereafter,
Major General Arthur Murray, COM
nanding the western department of
staaas army, announced after a detail
O4 troops from Fort Winfield Scott
took three alleged draft reslsters from
4lla court room of United States Com
missioner Fraicis Krull here today.
The men were taken to Fort Scott
where they will face a military court
appointed BY General Murray.
According to General Murray the
men must serve sentences in solitary
Coz nement IL they are found guilty.
THESE sentences range from six
months to two years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
Alexander f. IswOIsIy (abOve) and
Count ROmanOnea.

That German intriguers have not
confined their attentions wholly to
the United States and other eoun.-
tries Of the New World IL = fact re-
Gently emphasized by two European
diplomats. Alexander f. Iswolsky,
former Russian ambassador g
France, has confirmed the report Of
q secret alliance between the kaiser
and the car against England. Count
Romanones, ex-premier Of Spain, has
revealed the fact that Germany tried
TO bride Spain to enter the war
against the allies.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18

Representative c. B. Miller. Of
Minnesota, q member Of the house
foreign affairs committee has enc
barked for France on a secret mis-
sion for the war department and Red
Cross. He Ii accompanied b. Henry
Franklin Bouillon, majority leader
In the French chamber Of deputies
who has been In this country Che
past several weekA
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18

FARGO GRAIN MARKET
Oats, 5000.
Rye, $1.7O@1.71.
Flax, 3.04h.
Barley, 9b a III.
Fargo Flour.
The wholesale price of flour is un-
changed at $3.50 per 98-pound sack.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

Minneapolis. MINI. Oct. ls.--Wheat
receipts 43O cars, compared with 46t
1.ss. Oats, No. 3 white 5S@59k. FlaS
$S.l4h.
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Duluth, Mimi, Oct. IS. - Store
houses TO preserve foodstuffs may be
established I'm Duluth as the result
81 the appointment Of L. u. Young
by the public safety commission to
me capacity OF special investigation
Of alleged destruction Of foodssulLs
BY commission merchants
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South st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. ~
Hogs, receipts IL, 400; Is to 40 cents
lower; range $15.25 01e.b0; bulk $1,000
@16.25.
Cattle, receipts 1880; killers 10 70
is cents lower, so to rs cents lower
for week; steers s5.0001A25; cows
and heifers $500 a 500: veal calves
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ers dtli so to rs cents lower for week,
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN.

Milwaukee, Wis, oct. 1S.-Corn, No.
02.06; No. 8, Si.S901.s1. Oats, stand
ard 6O% No. 8 white eek @6O% No.
white SOY. Rye, No. /, $1.S1h. Bar
ley, mating Si.240l.s5; feed and re-
jected S1.13@1.24; Wisconsin S1.240
Las. Hay, unchanged.