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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-04-14
No. 81.

HuBlano uno Stalien, Sic mtrt-
lbortltt anl ihpdhlten bojtehen.
froFtlg unter Die slrme greifen =
NIT 8elo, Sd)iffen, Willnition.
@offen, Erooiant uIp. Oes mora.
ll'hen GTfeftes negen miro ran
clh Sruppen nod sSranfreid id]tf-
Ten - nenll alld) MIR in aeri1aer
3ohl.
Sie Negierlng mill periltden, she
@ollptfolten oes arieges ouf bie
Jteld)en ab5lnpul5eu burd) Grbobltna
Ger Ginfomneniteuer llno Grtra-
itellern ouf ariegsproiite.
"a ober Ser arieg oos geiante
iplrt'dlortlid)e Seben bis in feline
Slefen erIdiittern miro, 10 miro
nudl Die grobe SFaiie, rno 6eron-
bers oie s(rbeiterflaiIe, Iturf nar-
inter jlt leioen buben. Ser 4an1pf
nm before 9rbeitsperbdltniiie miro
lid lmncr ldllpieriger geItaIten
irob oes Sltrgirieocns, Sen Sam.
8onpers nanlens ser federation of
Sobor nit Ser 9fegierllng perein6art
bat. Gie EreiIe Ser 9ebensmittel
merocn fortlp1breno Iteigen, ielhlt
menn bic fegierlng SoodlItpreiIe
1e'tieten loQte.
,3lt einenl erniten &onilift ssui-
'dlen Der lortIfrittlihen s(rbeiter-
ldloft luo Ser 9tegierlug fam es
be5ilJIidl Der gepIanten GonIfrip-
tion fomnlen.
9fdt oen FIdnen oes ariegsoe-
parte.nent5 iou cine Sanoarlnee ue-
'd1aIfen rpcroen, oie binnen einen,
Sabre cine NtiQion lno in suei
Sohren 5lpei Miuionen ltarf iein
lou. Sic Siu, lpeIhe Senator
Chamberlain i'm Senat einreid,te.
nrroc allf @rlmo bieier Yldne
ollsgearbeitet.
Gs Iol 5uerit berIud)t iperbeu,
Dos erlte Slnfgebot ourd) ,SreilpiIIi.
&c au'3ltltcllenL ober fpeun oas niht
aclln1t. Damn miro es heiben: ..ltnO
bit On nid]t iuillig Damn braud'
ldl @clraIt" llno Damn luerocn
norIdufl5 alle il,ngcn M1nner inn
stlter bon 10 bis % ,ohren ie
mad, Seoarf III bie sIrmee eillgereilt
tper0eu.
Sie Sl,noesurmee, iolpohl iuie DE
!tatlonaIgoroe !peroen gegenipdrtig
olif bic polle ariegsltdrfe gebraht
er'tere an 100000 Mann, les-
terc oui 33S.0O0 Marn.
Snt auglilt peroen sic eritcn
100000 @ebrpfyid)tigeu su oen
tSatnen gerllfen. luobei iolhe, mel
t)e 0anln.ieu 5u llnteritiiten ba-
len ooer in ihrcr Serufsorbeit fiir
hen Stoat luittige TicnIte IeiIten,
ollsgeIdliebca iino.
sSenn Damn ein ,ahr ipdter pie-
Ser 100000 SilngIinge lllter @af.
rcn trctelL lrerben meitere 100000
Sffl5iere lmo llnteroifi,ierc su ih-
rcr alnsbiIolng SIR |eriiig,,na ite-
hen.
I'm oie groBcn Slunnlen bereit
81 'tcllen, peid)e 5ur Surhfiibrung
Ger NilItl,ngspldne nptlpenoig iino,
pIant nlan cine grobe slnleibe. Se-
nator Snnnons, Toriiter oes 81.
nan5fonlitees, fonferierte nit oen
Silhrera bes oaues iiber cine
Sonoallsaobe bon ipenigIter1s $3,.
100000, 900. Der 3insfuB ioa 3H
Ero3ent ilberiteigen.
sac oieier @orbereitlnsen leBen
gelpiB nidt ipie cin Sbeinfrieg aus!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-04-14
Dfr mrg 5l1r Irfthftt.

Gs pdre Ser renolution1re &lol-
lenfampf iebr percinfoht lrno Der.
first poroen, ipenn, ipie bercits be-
nerft, mir cine eeihlollene einheit-
lid)e slrbeiterbeluegl,ng bdtten.
,sn nclhcr gSeiic sic fonlerpati=
ben 0elperfIdoftler gegen cine ein=
hcitlihe 9lftiou nit Sen Iorti6ritt-
lid,cn Clenlenten tdtig linb, mltroc
hereits in Ser lebten 9tlmlmer be5
~Gho" ol,sgefiihrt.
9Hangel on @eritGnbnis rnb Man=
gel az Soeolisn1us iinh berporltc-
henoe Merfmole bcr 0toiorit1t ser
ltnionbeonlten uno ihrer 8efola-
ltoft. Sie Shoherpolitif lmb bas
@raitrpeien, bas IN nielen Srgalliia-
tioneu ser -@epcrfifoftler pe=
Iteht, seigt, buB bieie nid)t bon losia=
liitiIfen Eril,5ipien beherrid)t tper=
bcn. Gie groBe 0febrsobl Ser ame-
rifonilhen 8etperfif)oitler ipeiB
nid)ts bon ser Sbeorie oes SoSia-
lisnllls, ,mb min oudb nihts bapou
lpiiien.
Gs tit oaber nidt sll perlplnt=
Germ, ooB lie lid ublebneno gegen
cine iel6ltdnoige slrbeitcrpoIitif, nie
lie bon ser SoSioliltiihen Barter
bctricben miro, perhalten ino on=
ollrd, meientlid) 5lu GrhoIt,mg oes
fopitaliitiidcn SpItcnls beitrogen.
Sic :. 81. 0. y. befinlpien Sic
Organization ser Nad)pcreine lmo
crfldrcn. oub biciclben Elm Scnm=
id)uh fiir oic Serbeifilbrlmg Ser III.
tllltriellcn 0enotrutic lino. llno
u:ld) mir Sosiolilten 1inb ser sln=
lid)t bab lid Ser RENE Snhunionis=
nll,s iiberlebt bat ltno sic inolltriel-
le Organization, ipie lie BON ser :.
". o. -. perlangt miro, eiu gro-
Scr Tortidritt iein miro. Gies
tnnn uber MIR berbeigefiihrt luer=
mcnn sic Mebrheit Ser fonierpntipe1
8cmcrfidaftlcr bon ser Sfid)tigfeit
oieicr Soeen iibereSugt lit i,no nift
n,lrd, feinoieliaes, gebaiiiges slni.
trcten gegen bie'elbcn.
SnB sic s. y. o. q. pom Geiltc
oes fra15oiild)en SpnoifaIismi,s be-
hcrrld)t miro lmo oaher nidts BON
Scr poIitiidcn slftion, bon Torla-
lpiIien mill, lit leiocr
cine Sutiudc lrnD lehr sll beonuerll,
ho iid) inter Sen :. SS. 0. q. icbr
piele cnereiid)c llno totfraftigc 2eil-
.c befinben. Ssbrc ssiihrer beballp-
ten, boB ser Tarlnnelltorisnn,s SIR
&orruptiou ser sSiibrer lno sur
&eriladlug ser Moiie fibre. Ser
rcpoIl,tiondre 8eilt gebe oerloren
lmo an oeiicn Stelle trete 6afiim-
reIei Gum @elpeiie fiibren iie l,ns
bic parlomcntariid)en ,Siibrer oes
in sSranfreih Dor ben
Gricae lmo in Sclltid,lano, DETER
reid -llnaorn umb IN Sen Ser. Stao-
icn mGhreno oes &riegeS por Mugen.
0icle Sheioen1onns lmb &oulorten
Ieien olli Sen Sd,i,ltern Ser slrbei-
ier elnporgcltiegen inlo bdtten iid)
oonn in Stlmoe ser 8cfobr oils
Eerrater an Scr 9lrbciterbemeg,mg
acseiat.
oicr in Sen Ser. Stoaten iebe
non oih lebr pieIe 5tpeibeutiec 2eu-
Ie. aus sen Mciben ser slfooemifcr
Eommcno. iid ser iosialiitiiben
Nortei anidlieBen. meil Tie boiien,
coourh cine ihnele, erfolgreihe
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&arriere MADDEN q: fonnen. "a lie
nit unlallteren 9lblihten in Sic S(r-
telterbelueglrg fonmen, haIten lie
i1d gcnohnIld) audi nid)t Ionge oar-
II ollr menn lie leben, ouB lie ibr
3let III oblehbarer 3eit llid,t er-
rcid)en fonnen.
Iubcr los pom Tarlarncntaris=
lll,S iulo anltele bciien oirefte
9tollenafiton, Sabotoqc luo 0ene.
ralltreif."
Mid)tig lit. hoB inand)e poIitiIhe
ssilbrer Ser IoSiuliltilhen Slrbeiter.
ldluft pom 8ift ser &orrllption er.
'aBt plrOen lno Damn 5llrn .Seil,oe
ilberglngel1. slnOere ebrgei5ige Men-
'chen blieben nobl ebrIid), soaen iih
ober 5llrilf, ols lie ibrc TI1ne nid)t
ollr6fiibren fonnten.
slber allf) piele lltraraoifale Tiih.
rer ser s. q. Of g. itrol1d,clten
ebenfuIls uno iprroen 5lt Nenegutcn
i,no %crrutern, neil Ser @Ion, Oes
Soloes Su uerfiihrerilh NOR.
CAB Sheioelnonn uno 9oniorten
IN Seitldllano llnO piele onocre io=
sioliltilfe sSiihrer IN Sen frieoIiih-
renoen S1lloern lmo in slncritu
lett sltsbrltd, bes Arieges .lullfie-
len, benefit nid)t. ooB lie torrupt
'lito, lonoern MIR. oaB lie eutrpeoer
lehr lulflure ooer Iehr id)pohe Gei-
tier limo.
Sir So5iuliiten behaupten nid,t,
baB Ser Eurlanlentarisnnla allcin
inns Die emancipation bes orbci-
tcnoen Golfes hringcn miro. 9lbcr
mir bebaitpten, onB ollrh ocniclben
oiel 8l,tes iilr sic slrbeiteridaIt be-
luirft muroe uno ollf ferner belpirtt
lperoen fam.
Is fam III Sen Torlalnenten
cine groBe lno pirflanle Eropa=
ganoa filr Sen SosiaIismus betric-
ben DerDen lino lit Sen Sinoerlr,
luie III Selltid,Iano lno Sclterreid,=
l!ngorll no nod Ser slbioll,tisnll3
herridt, fonn IN Sen Tarlamentcn
mond filbnes sSort ,geiprod,en
!uerben, ipas ullberholb ocslclben
nift gelprodeH Ipcroen oarf. llro
ous Eroletariat fonlmt oaourdo inl-
ner nlehr Sur Grfenntlis, oab cs
luohl inlItnn0e lit, ieine @cid,ite
lclbltilloig Su leiten, sic DfientIi-
d)en Slngclegcnbeiten ullf io,ialcnl,
n,irtlhuItlihen lmo politiihcm @e.
tiete eigenhdnbig Su betrcibcn. Ser
Gegclnparfl9c &rlegs5lntanO, Der 10
mande Ser tSiihrer iiberrald)te ,no
ncrlpirrte, lit elu observation-disclosures
ilno miro porilbergeben. llno nud)
HemIelben miro es lid 5eigeu, oab
CT iebr picI sur Neinig,ug ser re-
nolilticniiren Irbeiterbeipeglmg bei-
nctrogen bat. llebrigens linb nid)t
o,,d) piele ser ultroraoifalen leiter=
hen @ciitcr pie 0erpe, &ropotfin
iino nocre, leit Seginn oes &rIe-
acs ~l,ngefollcn".
Gs IGBt lid gor nitt pcrncioen,
oaB I'M bci,tilen tapltoi!Itiihen Sp.
item mondc sSiihrer Ser slrgeiterbe-
negllng, eleidpicl melter Midltlmg
lultreu meroer.
Ias IdBt lid, cilmaI nidt dnoern,
fam abcr teillucie perbinocrt ner-
sen, nenn Sic slrheitcr rcht Dor.
iidtig acgeniibcr ibrc ssiibrcr iinS.
0as MN Malicnafticn, General.
i.reifs bet.ifft. 10 iino bies eetpib
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-04-14

Idle Sprahgruppe, Sic lih ser 8or-
tel 1907 nit 1923 Mitglieoern n
ltloBu, iest iiber faIt 10000 Ntit=
9lieoer uerfiigt llno oie beutId,e
Sprahgrlippe, oie 1918 nit 1920
Dtitglleoern organiliert lpurOe, iebt
$3.50 Mtitglieocr 5ahlt.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-04-14

gang praftiide Dtittel, ipenn maj,
Die sgtoft bate, oieielben eriolareid)
an5umenoen. 9lber crit muB Ootf)
Die flar- uno sielbeipuBte WtoIIe boz
honoen lein, ebe man lolt)e Otittcl
ergreift. Gor aIlem tut sluiflGruna
not, oenn Elm blinoes Greinld,laae1
bringt niemals Gorteile mir oie Or
better, Ionoern rittct nur llnbeil
on.
IS lino idlieBlid) olle Otittel, sic
geeignet limo, oie geireil,ng ser Or
beitcrlhaft berbei5lfilbren, beret,-
tlgt; ltno ofononliihe uno politilhe
Srganilationen ioaten itets einbeit=
lld), lolioarilf) llno barnoniid, su-
'ornnenlpirfen. llniere slufaabe muI,
lllllner oabin gerif)tet lein, cine
trortpolle, 5ieIbeluuBte io5ialiitiide
Fartei su ifoffcn sic BON einen,
9enrelnIonen SSocol erfiiat lit.
l(ebcr Die beiten aanpilnetbooen
meroen INNER perifieoene Meinun.
gen porbonoen iein. SIMMER luer-
ben piele glouben baB Sic arait ser
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ia mir id)on Mittnoh sur 4reile
gebcn, fonneu mir oen Sd)luB6erid,.
ilber sic SosioliltiIhe aonpenlion
crit III ,unlerer nad)Iten Summer
bringen.
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Zen Veridt ser Sprahgrl;ppen cr-
ltattete I'M 9tamen oQer lteberleter-
Scfretdrc 8enoiie slooIi GreifuB
bon Der Seutiden Sprodgruppe.
Suraus gebt berpor, OaB Sic finr,i.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-04-14

ArbeiterflaIie rno Ser lp5iliitilhen
geipegl,ng ser Ser. Staoter, lpenl1
nidt ser ganeen @elt.
Mebrere anoere 9febner, oorllntcr
Gebs, @erner unO slnn Malep, ira,
ten ebeniolls entihieoen gegen &rica
uno Militarismus oui. gbe oa3
&on,itec fit &rieg erlp1Glt iporoen
apar, lpurOe ein slntrog seitellt, sic
rorgeiblage1en aanoioateu 5u fra
gen, Oh tie fiir ooer gegen ariea
ieien. Gariiber gub es cine ieb.
lebbafte Gebotte. Sic cine Seite Ser
Neoner lprod) lid Oobin aus, ooH
angelihts ser perihicoenen slnlid)-
ten in ser Eartci iiber &rieg uno
afilitarisnlrs oas &onitee aus Sen
perlhleoeneu Tattionen gebiloei
nerocn iollte
Tie anoere Seite itcIlte iih al,
Den StanOp,nft, oaB IN 10 elmer
piftigen 6rogc Sic Ielegotcn nil
len lolltell men lie in bos &on1itce
udblen iollen uno ipen nidt.
9lrI ser erlten Seite par es be-
lonoers Ser 8enoile Sporgo, ser
nnte oem Stihmort vSemofrotie"
Die 9efragung Ser 9onoioaten pcr-
binoeru ipoIlte.
Senolle Zimmerman bon ,Snoia-
na bradte ouf Ser anoeren Settle
lebr gut sum slusorid, oaB mir in
oer Nergangenbeit NIT inherent Ser
trallen in oie iogenonnten Siibrer
ilble Grfabrlln9en gemaht bnben.
Wer irgeno cin sllnt ooer cine go.
lition in ser 'lo5ialiItiihen Yartei
einncbmen mill, iolle aud 5eiger,
iuelhe Meinl,ng er lit.
@enoIle 9flltbenbcg bon Ohio
brad)te 5llm sllisorl,d, oab Elm 9e-
fragen ser aanoiontcn nitt enaber-
gig oeer cine 3enilr iei, Ionoern i'm
8ceenteil ieocm sic 0clegenbeit ge-
be, oiejeuigen aonoiontcn sll er=
iudbleu, bie icinen slniidtcn cnt,
iprcder.
3u @llnIten oes ariegcs iprod,
5llerlt Gen. 8aploro. Gr iaate
Ser &ricg lit ppllfon1n1en gercft
fcrtigt. Gs lit Gin bon cincr grrBell
Hepublif I'M Sntercl'c Ser ,srcibcit
uno Senotratie gefiibrter &rieg, &C.
gen cine icllonle sll1tofratic, sic Sen
Y1allenntorO bcgann. GS lit oie
Eflid)t ser ocmofratiihcn Scr.
Staaten, oev &rieJ nit nit ollcll
linen sur Gerfiigimg ltebenoen Mit=
teln gegcn brlltalc sllltofraticn ,lt
fiibrcn."
Ginen bodlt intcrcllattcn 9crift
crltnttete ser 9tational Sefrctir Oes
no-Separtements ser Yartei,
@m. &rltie, iiber Die io5ialiltilhc
Sugenobcmegllng ocs 2anoes. Sic
uDolng Heoplcs Sociulilt 2eague"
5eigt felt 1914 cine folcilale 3u=
nabne, n1n1lih 40 9igen, 10 oaB lie
ieb. I'M gonscn $50 3peig- Srgoni=
iationcn in allen Scilcn bcs 2anors
llmfoBt. Sm Sunni 1915, furs Dor
&ruics slmtsuiltriit, purbcn mo-
natlid 400 @citragsmarfen per-
faltft, ipiibreno i'm MdrS 1917 mon
54S2 Marfen obgeicst murbcn.
Tas Hlatforn-a -aomitee bat iih
auf cine itarfe 9ctonilng ser iosio.
liitiihen Yrin5ipicn ,mo ser repo-
llltionorcn Ioftit gccinigt, nit elmer
fl,rscn 9iltc bon 8egcnmarts= Ior-
ocrlmgcn. Iics oiiritc nad) allgc=
mcincr Slniid)t cine permanente
Ylatform iperoen. Tas &onitce BE-.
ihdftiat iib nod nit oem @crlan
gen Ser Telcgoten bon Sflabomo,
sic ein 9larar-Erogramm mollcu,
noriiber I'M &omitcc oiffcrieren5e
aniiften bcrrideu.
0as Elatiorm-aomitec lit iibers
ba,,pt NIT SorihIdgen iiber-
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id)memmt Gas Gerlangen nod Ell
ner Grfldrung 5ugl1nlten bon 4ro=
blbltion IN Dem Hartei Yrogramm
lit lebr Itarf, bauptiGhlid bon De-
lcgaten ser Erobibitions stooten.
Seocnfoas miro cine iebr idorfe
slntl-ariegs- s-9fclolutiou cine grobe
Wtebrbeit befonln1en.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

At the John r. Anderson home on
Saturday evening in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. Joseph Chester, many Edmore
and vicinity folks were invited. A
most pleasant evening was spent, a
program being given consisting Of
talks by H. ]. Nyhus and H. r. Aslak-
son, also musical numbers. The
bride and groom were presented with
a present., A repast was served, after
which Rev. Chester gave a talk in ap-
probation Of the kindness and hospi-
tality Of the citizens assembled.
During the course Of events and in
I cluded in the addresses of Messrs N.Y.
hus and Aslakson, some timely advice
was suggested for the guests of honor.
Expressing with one accord, a de-
lightful evening spent, and wishing
MI. and Mrs. Chester a long, happy
and prosperous welded life, the crowd
departed for their respective homes at
a late hour.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. o. O. Knudson and
Mrs. Thomas Rudser motored to Dew
lis Lake Sunday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

Mr. and Mrs. VIM Powers Of Law
ton, Mrs. Fred Downs of Brocket and
Misses Harriet and Josephine McNa-
NEE Of Kelso were here Thursday af-
ternoon, guests at the David MINIS
home.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

Among those who motored to the
Lake Sunday afternoon to see the
athletic events at the training camp
were: Messrs and Mesdames o. M.
Shipley, J. A.. Haughtelin, and B. F.
and Hugh Hoy.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

Rev. E. F. Baumhofer left Monday
for the Twin Cities, where he will
spend the week.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Chester and
Miss johnson We're up from Edmore
Saturday calling on DR.. and Mrs. A
K. Blair.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

Mr.and Mrs. A. N. Haugen and Miss
Allie Harmon motored to Devils Lake
Friday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

M. A. Knudson started his thresh.
ing rig Monday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

G. J. Sabin of Cresco, Ia, is here
looking after his farming interests.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06
NEWS TAKEN FROM OUR EXCHANGES
Peter Norum is absent from his store !
! today on account of illness.

Peter Norum is absent from his store
today on account of illness.
H. L Mackey and family motored
to Devils Lake Sunday.
John Weber of Great Falls, Mont,
is here looking after his crop interests
at Weaver.
Mrs. Ed Losee will entertain the
Ladies Aid Thursday after
noon, Sept. 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. GRADER and J.
w. Wipf of Alsen motored to Lang
don last Wednesday.
lack Bartel arrived at Alsen from
Montana last week and will run Dave
Bartel's threshing rig.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Chester and
Miss johnson were up from Edmore
Saturday calling on DR.. and Mrs. A.
K. Blair.
Among those who motored to the
Lake Sunday afternoon to see the
athletic events at the training camp
were: Messrs and Mesdames o. M.
Shipley, j. A. Haughtelin, and B. F.
and Hugh Hoy.
Ed Losee, W. A. Pickley, Oscar
Berg and Paddy Ulrich motored to
the Forks Sunday to take in the ball
game between the Elks and the U. c
T. teams. Mr.. Pickley was invite,
down to umpire the game.
A. B. Brandt has purchased an 81.
-eete-pieno for the hall. The piart
has pipe organ, harp and MANDOLIN
attachments and is installed at a cost
of SLIGO.
j. ]. GRADER of Alsen spent the lat
ter part of the week looking after thu
threshing on his farm north of tina
city. Rye went 10 to IL bushels t,
the acre, and the farm is located il
the strip that has the poorest crop il
this section. il.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Stephens and sol
of Kanesville, Mo-, and. Mr.. and Mrs
H.. D. Still of jamestown, Ia, wer,
callers here Friday. E. R. Swarthou
autoed over to the Lake with them il
the afternoon where they were look
ing after the Stephens estate. The!
made the trip from Missouri here en-
tirely by car, something over 1,20t
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Misses Evelyn Wipf and Lydia
GRADER and P. M. and E. w. GRADER
were here from Alsen Sunday even
ing to attend "The Spoilers"
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K. Melby spent the weekend with
his family.
Mrs. L. Trepannier went to Grand
Forks Sunday.
Mrs. Eckhart returned to Mime.
apolis Saturday.
John McGillis was a Lawton bust
ness caller on Monday.
L. H. Aaberg made a business tr,r
to Fargo Tuesday.
Miss Maude Crouch was a caller in
Devils Lake Monday.
Mrs. c. K. Gjesdahl was a passenger
to Grand Forks Saturday.
Willard Merriam of Company Z,
spent Friday afternoon in Edmore.
John Gutarmson Of Devils Lake
made a brief stop in the village Tues
day.
Miss Beatrice Melby is the guest of
Miss Mabel Laxdal at Park River this
week.
Fred Reinholt of Fairdale was a
business caller in the village last
Thursday.
r. L. Adum, a member of Company
D, spent several days last week visit
ing With friends:
Miss Thompson came from Lanes
boro, Mimi, to visit at the T. p.
Thompson home.
! ]. D. Robertson went to Munich last
Thursday to hold a position as depot
agent.
Mrs. James Robertson was a pas
senger to Munich Sunday, returning
that evening by auto with Mr.. ROB-
ertson.
Mrs. E.. Thompson of Bottineau,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. George r. Everson and family
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Daniel Ferguson who visited
her brother asd sister-in-law, MI. and
Mrs. William Ross, left Tuesday for
her home near Moosejaw, Sask.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Van Osdel ard
children and Miss Violet Heddon who
spent about two months at McMjnne-
vile, Oregon, returned home Friday.
Miss Helen Woldy, who has been
visiting at her home here for several
weeks, left Friday for Wilson Greek.
WASH, where she holds a position as
instructor in the public schools.
Gust Nordberg, Louis Craving, and
Thee. Anderson accompanied John Nc
ellis to the county seat last Thurs
day where they took the physical ex-
animation as required by the selectiye
draft act.
Clarence Sagen being the first to
thresh in this immediate territory re-
ports the grain to be of a ver.: good
quality. His rye went 9 bushels 10
the acre; wheat 81 bushels, weight
60 lbs, and durum weighed 81 lbs per
bushel.
Mrs. John Severson returned Tues
day from Rochester, Mimi, with An
drew Anderson's little son who was
taken there for an examination and
treatment. An operation is necessary
for his relief but owing to his physi-
cal condition the operation will not be
undertaken for a few months.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

Mrs. Simmons is home again from
9, visit with her parents at bartlett.
Prof. H. Peterson who has accepted.
the position Of principal Of the Penn
schools, arrived from Mohall Friday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

Magnus Peterson tuned up his
threshing rig on Monday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

Mrs. John Severson returned Tues
day from Rochester, Mimi, with An
drew Anderson's little son who was
taken there for an examination and
treatment. An operation is necessary
for his relief but owing to his physi-
cal condition the operation will not be
undertaken for a few months.
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John Weber of Great Falls, Mont.
is here looking after his crop interests
at Weaver.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

Ed Losee, w. A. Pickley, Oscar
Berg and Paddy Ulrich motored to
the Forks Sunday to take in the ball
game between the Elks and the U. C.
T. teams. Mr.. Pickley was invited
down to umpire the game.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

lack Bartel arrived at Alsen from
Montana last week and will run Dave
Bartel's threshing rig.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-06

Col. Frank White has resigned from,
the state Board of Regents. Some
time ago he was commissioned as
commander of the Second North Da-
kota regiment.
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PA. Rohn and H. H. Reimer re-
turned Wednesday from Minneapolis
where they bought the Atlantic eleva-
tor at Alsen.