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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01
EIERA CANADA LEADS
IS WHEAT PRODUCER
342O00,O00 Bushels Wheat In
1915; IN 1916 Many Farm.
0rs Paid for Their Land
Out Of Their Crop.

That Western Canada Is indeed
~Mistress Of Wheat To the extci,, thai
its 1918 crop exceeded. acre for acre.,
the production of any country on this
continent Is a striking fact proved by
the following figures:
In 1915 the Dominion Of Canada pro-
duced 376.OOO.OOO bushels of wheat,
which represented al average yield OF
% bushels to the acre.. The United
States produced l.0ll 10000 bushels.
yield Of IL bushels per acre. The only
serious competitors In wheat prOduc-
ton in South America were Argentine,
with 178.22l, 900 bushels, or less than
II bushels per acre. and Chile. with
19.0O0,0W bushels or Is bushels per
acre.
The three Western Canadian prairie
provinces Of Manitoba. Saskatchewan
aud Alberta produced between them
34o, 100000 bushels out Of the total Ia
hadian $4,000 900 bushels. II will he
seen. therefore, that. outside OF the
United States. Western Canada pro-
duced considerably more than the COM
bined production of North and South
America. Canada Is of course a new
settled country. and the fact that tn"
crop Of the United States was practi-
cally three times us much Is no dis
conragenent. The United States has
ut present more than twelve times thu
population of Canada In approximately
the same area.
To Illustrate further the greater pro
d~uctiveness of Western Canadian land
we submit tn. following figures, show
ing the 1915 yields per acre in thu
three provinces of Western Canada
and in the states which In that year
produced the greatest quantity Of
wheat. The figures are taken from The
U. S. department Of ngriculture's an
nual report and from the figures Of tn
Dominion census bureau:
$780,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

She gaped q NE stnHVH HF u, .....a.,. no ohn-I,1
nr,ochad Then she gasped. And gsIed. "oh mamma! she ehc'"e"'
.n,,s h. baye ia wear thosc?" And she gnZed wonder1hgly AT ms lochs"
The senator halted in his tracks. IT eehed WINE "e CROW" "u ''
breoth. Then he moved ponderouNy on down the aisle.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

AyIntors attached to the Signal
corps station Mt San Diego obtain
weather reports.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

to upset everything. including all ira
ditiOn. this advent Of the woman law
maker. For everyone realizes that
this is Just the breaking Of the "ice"-
that more will come In increasing num-
beers In the years to come until woman
lawmakers will become q matter OF
cOurs
To begin with. the tradition bar
ring women from the floor Of the house
after congress Is In session Is shat.
tered beyond repair. Always before,
there were galleries" for the women.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01
Its Lead.

Il see that your wo!nan reporter has
Il decided tendency for military hap
penincS."
Il cues that is because She puts
too much powder Oh her nuse for
news
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-26
SRI. aritg.
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[ AS0OClaH3U TEceS
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ruiiiid,sm &rieesamt: 9entfde aasriff'
I,geeen bic neuex rnfFihen steannse1
iibt4 Der 9Hoff @isa, StraRe MUIR:
ben 8eftern pon nnS smradsefhtasen
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britiiden &riessamt: 9ie 1eutid,ep
rihteten bemte eit,en ftarfen Mnsrift
sesem bic britiiden 3inien 0itlid pp,'
Dpern. Gs gelans ibnen, in gerinset
Yrettc in ben brttifhen 2inien iSuR 81
falen, ,uurauf iid ein 9fabfampf ents
,uidelte. 3urd ei,ten 8esenansriff BET
griten wnrben bic 9eutid)cn aus ben
ge.uonneuen Stcaungem se,uDrfen, ut,h
ber gcrIauf ber britiihem 2inte ,unroe
uoQfomme,t suieberberseitellt.
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8erlin II, 25. Cent. Mu@ bem beut t.
i&en 6ap>tqnartier: 8raben ii ciner
8reite ppn 430 Darb5 nabe gtammuitt
n6rblih ppn 8erbun ,uurbeu eeitern
pon uns ben 5ra,tsuien entrif7en unb
sesen alle @eeenansriffe bebasptet.
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E56fiden 2riessamt: Jliifiiges 6euer
[,uurbe bpn ben 9entfhen in einem au=
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@e9enb npn 8eammont n1rbtid) bo..
gersnn sebramht. Ser aneriff ,uurbe
NIT 8rokcn @erlniten fir ben 6eino
abeei1lagen.
F Sic gefdtefung auf ben Situfcr
Der @aaas 1T Der gsadbarfhaft bes
Gbaume @ebjlses ,purbc tu1bren0
Der 9eu9t ppn bru bemtiden @eid)iitell
'fortsefiibrt.
Yctroerab "a. Sept. gini9c
Ger rullildcu Observation-Disclosures
.lcben in Dem %crluIt bon Safobsltabt
'no6 feine @cfabr eines Wprmnrlhes
Der Icutlden in Ser Gihtlng unf
Eetrosrub, elallben oieltncbr. baB bie
'9eut1den lid nit ser ginnabme Der
Dina : 2inie bee,,ii9en tperoen. 9as
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eiu tpeiterer Sormarld Der 9e,ltld)en
iii bieiem Mbjdp1itt 3l eriuarten. bic
Gage fir 8llblano iebr ernf lei. unS
bob ocsbolb Miniicrprdlibent &ercns5
fp lid entibloiien bnbe, nod einise Saz
.ge int &auptauartier an Ser SEont SIT
bleibcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-26
aro,,treid, nnb G,,aIai,b; peri;dern

@setrugrab,,8 IS. Sept. 81 einer
An iprad,e an 9lrbeitcr= nno solbaten=
befegaten erfldrtc Gen. 8erfupsfp, bet
ariessmiuiiter. bae @ukfanb. seitern
fprmellc %eriidermnseu psn }rantretdj
mnb @ruFbritan,.icm erbalten babe, oai!
|b;cie Nsa&te feiuen sonoerfriebcn sum
Na@tbeit 9tmitaI,bs eineebem uiirbcn.
Scr brmotratiihc 8onsrcR.
&ctrpg.rao, iiber 2onhon, 24.
|Scpt. Ser beppritcbenbc 8ongreB iuarn
11ad Sem Big ictt bcitebc,,ben Rroz
gramm 1900 TbeHuebmer 5dbfcn; es
fpn1men obcr aus t,llen Sbeilen 10 biele
@eiude bon politil1c,t @erbdnocn eit.
Sic pertctcn icin ,pplfen, DaB Sic 3us
iammenieeltt,s Beg &unarciies nod
nidt enosiiftig fcitgciett lit; Sic iibcrs
ipicge,bc @ebrbeit al,f Sen, 8ongreb
ipirb ober 1unbrideinlid Sic Sdnobcz
polferune baben.; Gs lit jett onaefans
bigt. ho6 Ser &onereB utii Sen 26.Sepz
ten1ber 5ltlanlmeiltretetl Iou.
Ser neme yslniids Resentidafts-
"a '"4 9eatb.
@crlin. iiber Iml:crham ltllo
2onopn, "a. Sept. Cine iGpnoerbcpeide
ans @arldou an bic ssoililde 3citung
beridtct, oab Graf Abam Sarnotpst'
BON Surnptp. ber friiber gun, Diterr.s
ing. @otrpofter ii, @oibington be-
ltimmt 1par. enb9iilttg obgcleb,,t bat.
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nun uls NHtslieser bicies stutbes be-
5fi,,mt lpprcen unS lire critic Yflidi
,piro lcin, ciucn Winir irerprdiibenten gu
crnenncn.
9ic 6rndlt bes 2rieees.
@uoapcit, "a: sept. Ser Setter
2lupo crftdrt in icincr Scipredune Der
beutlcten ,mb 0iterreihiiden Nnttpurtz
note an bcn &npit. nabs Sic MenIdbeit
na6 einem oreijdbriser 8rieac por
elmer Gntlpidelnne itebe, Sic berbeisnz
fiibrcn cs inter hnnberrn ltmItanhc,'
mebrcrc Geuetuttoneh 9enon,n,en bos
ben ipiirSc." Sic 3ett,,ns fii9t bin5u
User ppr brci Sabreu es fir gan5 ents
lfcrnt n,pgttH 9ebnTten bdttc. hdb 9robt
MilitdrHaaten iuic Geiterrei6 sllasarn
unS TelitfManb nub eiitent ln,beltreits
barcn siadnfilden niIitdriidea grfplQ
| lidl bercit erfldre,i h'iiroer, ilre auss
|apartise &olitit d,,f @rlt,S oer- fanhaz
mcntolcu Sheen oes raeifallten Ya5is
fisn,us ,musufilheH,s tudre aiss9eldd)
tpcrben aIs ein ,i,,perbeirrIidrT ssuri
; ,,ab lttopilt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-26

bab Mmerifa ben arieg III Ser 2,tf
obcr NIT Gbenitalien getpiuuen fann
Ser @riee fann nur bnr6 Wdnnel
,,nb burd Spier 9etpounen iperben."
s5n elmer anbereu in &anias Giti
gebaltenen Nebe eretlarte 9toicbelt, oaf
.bie &altun9 Ser bclltldz zanreritar,i:
[lden .Yreiie uuo oes 9eutiha,neritanis
|I6en Nationalbunoes, in bercn berg
batter 11nteritiibune Der beutiden @ez
eierltng" betpieie, bab lie bintcr bielel
ltiinbem."
8nh Sort NieYbcripn.
2eapenip III If, 0as.. "a. Gept
Dr. &arl Nrm9aarp Brobes, bcs vaais
lers peri0nlider spion" lino spbr
Sperl, Elm feinbiider Nusldnber, tpllrs
Den an, atpntag bon Sort 2eaben<
iportb, &as.. llnter itarter 9eoetllne
nab Sort yltYberion. Ca, auf einen,
bon 8nibingtpn eiu9etroffenen 8efebl
bin iiberfiibrt:;
Nh1 10 0e"'!
YainncopoIis. gtinn., "a.
Sept. 9cr Nlildpreis in ct. Yau1,
Diinn.. lino glinneapofis ipirb oot,t
1. Sttpber al tpabrf9et,1li9 auf ia Bis
Is Gents bas GMnrt I'M Meinbanbel
erb6bt ipcrbcn, ipie Sic gambler am
0lpntag nnfiinbieten. Sic GrB0bnns
.tpiro baDurd n0t5ig iDeroen. ipie lie la
gen, bab Sic Sipin 9th Yttlf Hrobllz
GERS aiIoeiation r,1,ittbet[te. lie tonne
na6 benr 4. Cftober bl111bert Yfllno
0Hl6 ni6t l,nter $3.50 bertaufen, of
ne @erluit gu erleiben. Ser iesise
Yreis betrd9t $2.40 fir bnnoertTfltno.
13 Gent m Gbica go.
Gbi,ragp, 81, "a. Sept. Sic
GrbDbung bes @ifdpreiies in Chicago,
SD, ouf 13 Gents tpirb. tuie bcridiez
benc Observation-Disclosures ontiinbis<
ten. ,li1t pbnc @toeriprl14 bingenon1z
men tperben. Sic Yrefserb6blln9 tritt
AM I. Gttpber in 8raft gen,db Ser
gntIdeibllng ser Rilf Erooucers als
location, Sllr6 tpelde ber> pdr,olerpreis
Inn breibie Hro5ent erb0bt 1T.
San 5raueisep ,piQ strakenbabnen
fanfen. '
4 Snn.Srancisco o, 25.Sept. Sic
@taDtbertpaitln9 u,'terbaneclt ipesen
.Auta,tfeS der StraBeubabnlinien Der
1lnite6 Ndfsslseoos 60, ,lnt 10 ben aus=
itanb ser 2c,,te nieier geieufdaft 5lt
bee,beit. Sino Sic Yerbanolnngen ers
fpl9rcid, 10 ipirbs aut Ser Miitbetperb
Ser .SSitnepbuXc" aufb0rcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-26
8as ber bentihe aaifer iaste.
{ (Associated Press

Ant IT erbam, rs. Sept. Cant
@erliner &trid)ten iaste Der beutide
&aiier in ieiaer Aniprade at bic %e=
tcrancm bc; rum6uifmen 1ctbsnes pou
1916, ,,eim @pben5pl plternf6nis, bet
ssuhfsiser eines eroFen NIB colct1
6iritcn, babe trut aatr bube,t grabiti=
Ep,tcn bes @anies niht bic grene 81
balten srtunFt."
Or beihrieb aSnis Jerbtnanb bot,
&un,6nien aus bem Spbcn5ullernbanit
alS ,,ei,,en 9tcucsaten, ber SIT et'tcr
j3rit, ats 9tutfmlanb in et,cm idJred
lidem &rieec lag, SIT ben 5ctnoen bes
FOfeids iibrrsins." Terner ipradJ bet
E0aifer pun bem ,,etuigcn gSMuber ber
FDemtimen etarfe", bas iid 10 elansenr
III ber g1clt bcr 9batiahen be,udbr'
bobe. -
Bceenitr6n,nnsen it Berlin.
2onb.on. 25. Sept. Ser S,altptz
nusld,u6 Ser ,n1tipnnlliberalcn Eartej
III 9eutIhlnub bot, laut grdnn9e Ses
legrapb 0cpelhe aus 9ppenba9cH
ith geeet, Sen 9fcihstagsfrieoensbes
lhfub. Nbtiiitung, parlamel'tarilebeHes
eierungsfer,n uno, Notwithstanding
bon gclsieu lmc fir gnstiebcrlmg erz
oberten @ebicts erfldrt, mas Der 9erz
liner yssprtpdrts" eihe 9erallsfprnes
|rung on oie 9feidstogs,ucbrbcit ncnnt
F Nht Gpamuus iicbt utd,, bier bel
Nebc eut9esen. iueldc Scidston3le1
EGr.. gaitaclis beim 8ieeersuianmens
Ffritt nes Meihstags balte,t miro unr
Die 9eutidtfut1ns SrieoeHs~birgltn
in ctlMs beftimmterer 6ornt ber @el1
ntittbsiIeu oarfte.
@ 9tatfAe &pte beiprohen.
f 3iirid}. pa. Gcpt. ssr ei,1er Be
Fipreb,tug ser nentfdrn Nnttpprt alll
Sic 0ricncnsnpte YopIt genebifts pro-
feltirt Sic @iinhcner Euit beeegcn, oof
sic Sdlftc ser be,ltIdcn slntircrt i'd
nit ser 6altnng Saiier ssilbclms be-
fubt. Ser 8ntler. 10 belbt es. 1ct ttdt
Der @eriolilng nnr ras Sbcrbaltpt bc'
@tnbesltaoteu; ipennes baber III ne'
9totc bci6e, bns celtlde Tolt ltebe bin
tier Sem &oiicr in Sem @unld) mad
6ricben. 10 itelle hies Sic Shotladle1
/ auf sen &opf. neun nas goIf itebe bo'
bcm 8ailer. Gum Sdlub lagt Nas
8latt:
~@ir f0nnen lebpdy rubis Ietn. trot
aIler friegsliilternen @crsose. 8rrb'
ubmirale. 8ireermeiitcr, Sebe'mrdtbe
itreitbareu Asrofeiloren unr onoere'
RoIlesen bes @rafen esu 9tepentlctp
Sus 8onnen bes 6ricSens fann risb
sh,ebr rtel Hanger binaasaeIdobcn tper'
ben."
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Nr8 benz Mu8lauoe.
Mrgeuttuiide &ammer itimmt fit
8rmdy nit SeutIduanb.

Srnd} mtt Seu1 uHaHu.
8nenps atres, 25. Sept. Sn
bcr 9epntirteufammer ,uurhe beute
nit cinem @utnm ppn 50 gegeu Is
Stimmen suguniten beg Srnd)S nit
3entidJtano 9eitimmt.
Slrgcntiniide Strcihuirreu.
gucnps Nires, 25. Sept. Ste
etrcifcr babcu Sic 5elegraphenlinis
mad, 8alparaiio brrd)id)nttten u1o Sct1
&abelbieuit mad ben Scr. Staaten &C.
l6bnt.
Sen SebDrbcn lit miteetGetlt mpr=
ben, baf bic Streifaeitaturcu il1 Der
staht Santa Sc NIT oen ourttscn
bcmtid)cn &oniuf beratben baben, unb
|baF erp.e Streifs ,uatrenb bes letten
N.pHats ii, jener staot ppn 9cutid)eu
aagcscttclt unb Mnteritiitt ,u,trbcn.
Sic Streiflagc lit ernit nno mal1
IfHrdjtet, bnR ne eincn reuplntipnGrctl
Gbaraftcr atsnebmen mag, ,ucrn nih1
[baibs cine 8ereinbarnus crrcidbt ,uer=
ben fann. Sic Nabrungs5ufubr Be,
stabt lit obacihnitten, NIB Drift IL
ihun tid,t mebr SIT baben.
Sic etnstse mod uffcnc &abelucrbin=
bnng Der 3auptitaot lit nit So,,bpn.
Giienbabnangcitellte 1T arscntinien an
Gtrcif.
Il guenos Iires, "a. Sept. =
(%erip1tct.) Sic Gtienbobnun9cltcaz
ten lceten eeitern Ste srbcit nicocr
uno sic 8camtcn Ser llllipr crtldrtcn
baS lie nid)t cher oieielbe piencr ul1fz
nebmer lpiirbcn, bis sic gcltelltcuSurz
bcrllugeu eriiillt iclcn.
aIsliderrpeile miro mor9en aric95z
rcht publi5irt luerpen.
slud gebt bas 0eriid]t, rob oelttIte
sS,,triaue,, Ser Strcifbciucaung 81
@r,u1oe iieeen nno sic Strelfer ilbcr
reidhe @elomittel uerfiigen. Sic aus
tcl,tpniihcr Gllcllc ltnmmeu lollen.
Wsilitar fir ben arecntiniidcn Giien=
babuitrcif.
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y @ucnus Mires, 25. Sept. Sic
ea,,se arsentiniid,e Mrmee lit inSieni1
aeite(lt murne,t, nm her Gegiernng bel
Der Ssicberberitclluns bcs Giicnbabn=
pcrfehrs SIT belfen, Der nurd, ben gro
kcn Streif labm eelest tunroc.
!. ttrngnap mill NIT Sentidlano
brche,s.
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Wtpntcpihcu, ltrnauap, %
Sept. Scr &ungref; uuu llrneuaD til
fir cine Sunhcriituna am Samstoa
einbcrnfen ,purben, nm iibcr bic 6russ
beg Mbbrud)s Der btplumatiid,cu &c
;icbmnsen NIT Scmtihlauh ab5uittn,
mctt.
slmdb Yarasmap m6d,te nit Scutid)=
lamb bredcn.
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Mscmneiun, Yaraguap, %
Sept. Gbuarou Shcrer, iriibercr Grd
iibent upn Saraenap, bat bcnte feline,
sis int Scnat anfeeacben ais 3cthc,
icines &rpteites sesen Sic &utitit DC,
3eaicrmne, bic basu ncisen ipa, BIZ
.&esiebnusen NIT 9ent'hlano ab5n;
brehcn.
9srncr 9uftansriii auf Gnslano.
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9unbp %. Sept. Gtu meme,
9nftansriif anf Sonoun fano beuts
Mbenb ltatt. Nnideiucnb baabcltcs 6
lid, mm s,pei s(usriffe, bcmt nad,"eincn
rmbisen j3eitraunt pun 40 Yttnmtcr
mad, ben. critem 9usriii, bcsann iuiebe'
bas Sdiefcn Der slbsSebrscidJiite TN
eoubuner Sesirt. Seim erIten Nnsrif1
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mns bic 1aieser wmroen pertrtebcn, pbs
Inc bic Stabt errcidt sn baben.
And, hein, s,ueiten NHsriff Sanert'
,bas edieFen MIR tnrse 5eit, nns ni'
Efeinblidcni sJtieser ,uuren lhiteelid
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-26

Rricasntoterial, ipic 8uffcn, Wlnitis
pu 1tnn shiffe; ,&loIlc 9: @cscnftanre
bic nidt birett CUR Siibrl,ng BEG 8riez
ses notbtperbis iinb, dber inbireft oas
fir pertpcnbct nerocn; &ialie g.: bic in
teinem 3u|ammenban9c NIT be,r &ricq
itcben lmo fir t,,cld,e fetne 8ef0rbes
rllngs5ertififate ansscltcllt lpcrocn.
gScitcrc anleibe ait GnstanS.
Baibinetpn. "a. gept. Sic
dmerifaniide yteeierun8 licb @robbris
tannicn am Moutag tpeitrrc $50. .00O,s
900 uno bat bamit bic Nnlcibeu on
Gn9ranb auf 1.190, 100000. an sic
Gnttntcn,dstte auf $2,,426,400,00C
scbrdtbt.
Gin .3rppbet".
@albinston, "a. Sept. Sit
@oralsiosc. bab Scuti6lunS il, fiinf:
sebn Ssobren einen 8rics INN STE @elts
|berrIboft fiibrcn tpiirbc. nadte Sen
pcrltprbcncn Momiral 9ctrrp IN aRas
nila I'M Sabre 1898 @upiti,t bon @0t
bon ser beutihcu &riegsnari,,e. Giei,
Grildr,lug n,adte Senutor Setuis boz
Sllinuis int @inoeslenat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-26
9tpntirttntQmmtr bon Mrgtntinien itimut
fit &rn9 nit 9entl@lQno.
nru8naD ,.no @ara9uaD treibem ebeniaus bent
BrMdb 3u.
Ser brittle Quitangrif auf @aS!ano lit 5wci Sa9en.
gYoenperu Slanom gern9er als
ySudc.
5@pn ben &riealhnupldhen

ariegidupldten 2as Cos Der 6e9cr puros herlet
o9tc 0titdr ir ur9entnidcn genhn9nlrf
NuBanb Sricpen. guidc &on9rcBta9lng per1
ldoben Sic ruilde Sebetnnetbe Srnrtelb uno gngan0
IFarmlon iugt 0e9cnItrDmtngen in
8er{n Gude 9ote bcprodcn = 2ie Su be5 ar9e3 = Ser
polniide Re9entidnfsrotb .t.L At
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Ser s lrtctc Gintritt Argentiniens IN ben
&ritg miro miqtommtn gtbeiben.
mt Die 9robe artt8s oef3itporla9e an.
ioeuus bon sen QaTeaete aus benz @euat mrb perlanat
@apur @aam Sale 3bumpiQn bwir6t bic rpable
tion sun, 8nnbScnatur
8icber Elm fali6cs Gcriidt

SSieoer Elm falcs Gerit Sic &o9 beimb &anbc
Tcinb 9cgsmacrialien 5ucrt @9ccrc gnganD
s3nr Nongrcbpagng - Som gaudboofrie9 &crbddtgn
9ebon - Noocplt rcoet ~ Wildpic ieiscn Nad Sort M
Yberipn San Sancisco mil strabenbabncn GgploIon
II eeiobiobrit - Yun Gcup Yorbpro5eb aus Gpbge.
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@erbaGtiseu lit leidt octbau.

sgalbins On, 25. gept. SIN
Sau1c muBte scr Nbe. 9eflin bon alaz
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-28
MEASURES WEAK
Pertinent Members Says Efforts EN-,
pIoyed in England BewiIderina.

London, April 2s.-Major Waldorf
Aston, member of the house of COM
mons for Plymouth, writes the preface
to a report which has just been issued
by a committee of Unionist members
Of parliament, appealing for a reform
in the present methods OF health adj
ministration in England.
The responsibility for public health,
he says, is at present divided among
bewildering variety OF government
departments and local bodies. Health
is, in fact, everybody's business in
some particular aspect, and nobody's
business as a general problem. Conse-
quently, progress Is fragmentary and
haphazard, and there is no steady
momentum or development such as a
definite ministry of health would sup
ply. Scandalous delays have occurred
in dealing with problems Of admitted
urgency"
He criticizes also the provisions in
England for securing industrial health
among factory workers. The expert
mental science Of industrial fatigue"
he says, is far less appreciated in
English factories than in those of
America and Germany.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-28
NEED
$5OO,OOO,OOO
FROM THE U. S.
Preliminary report of Treas
ury Shows Financial Sup
port to the Amount
Required.

Washington. April 2s.-Preliminary
report to the treasury department, up
on which Secretary McAdoo viii base
his recommendations to the president
as to the size OF the first bond issue
under the $1,000. GOO. 900 war finance
law. indicate that the United States
will be called upon to finance the
100000 and possibly $5O0,O00.0O0 Q
month.
The tentative program also calls for
the expenditure OF virtually every dol
lar Of the borrowed money in this
country for foodstuffs. munitions, coal,
clothing, railway equipment and other
supplies. The estimates indicate the
following entente needs:
For Great Britain $200.000,00O to
$3.50, 100000 a month: for France from
$1OO,000,O00 to $125. 600. 900; for Russia
a sum UP to 800. O0o.O 900 a month de-
pending upon the ability Of manufac-
turing plants in this country to meet
her demands, mostly for supplies 9TH
er than foodstuffs and munitions; for
Italy, about $50.000.0o0 a month.
Should these requirements be met
available for lending the allies would
be exhausted in from six to seven and
one-half months. It is likely, however,
that the preliminary estimates can be
pared down to a point where, without
emitting essentials. the huge loan
could be made to cover requirements
for a much longer period OF time,
possibly for one year.
Secretary McAdoo and his assistants
devoted yesterday almost wholly to a
study o. entente financial needs and
methods to be followed In placing the
money at their disposal. During the
day the callers at the treasury includ-
ed Lord Cunliffe. governor Of the
Bankof England with Sir Cecil Spring
Rice.
Indications were that Mr.. McAdoo
would consider favorably the sugges-
ton that he offer soon another block
of treasury certificates to the banks of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-28

The British troops in the desert
column are now free from these try
ing conditions. They are in Palestine.
Before them, as far. as the eve can
reach, is unfolded q picture OF
transcending beauty. When the troops
from the desert c ome up over the
ridge to Rata and look out over the
billowy downs. they invariably break
into rounds OF cheers.
5 Before and around them everything
is green and fresh with the greenness
and freshness OF springtime. Big
patches Of barley, for which the plain
south OF GAIA is famous, shine like
emeralds, and the immense tracts OF
pasture are as bright and warm as
the rolling downs OF Berkshire. There
up the vivid greenness OF the
plain as IL in welcome to the oncoming
army. The effect OF this scene on
troops who have become desert vet
Grams can better be imagined than
described.
Beyond Rata, reconnaissance parties
may see the high minaret OF GAIA
above the dark framework OF trees
the town. The mosque was
formerly a Christian church built by
the knights Templar in the twelfth
century when the Crusaders fortified
within Gaza's walls.
Away on the right, beyond the
Turkish stronghold of Wah
Sheik Narun is Beersheba, tucked in
the plain beneath the southern end OF
the hills of Judea.
The first town in the Promised Land
entered by the British troops was
Khan Yunus, a not unlovely collection
Of houses amid wonderfully fertile
gardens hedged around by impene-
trable walls Of huge cactus with stems
two feet in circumference. From a dis
lance the green foliage Of orchards
and gardens provided a delightful foil
to the sand dunes which hid the view
Of the Mediterranean's blue waters.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-28
BRITISH REACH
PROMISED LAND
IN Il MONTHS
Incessant Toll and Fighting
Under Torrid Sun Bring
Soldiers to Palestine.
fRy Assocla.ed Press.l

with the British Forces in Pale
stine, April 2S.-After twelve months
OF incessant toll in the Sinai desert,
sometimes fighting hard, always dig
ging, making military works, building
railways, constructing pipe lines and
roads and forever marching over the
inhospitable wastes. the British troops
have at last come into the Promised
Land, says the story of the British
official eyewitness with the expedi-
ton.
What a marvellous change of scenei
Behind them is a hundred miles and
more Of monotonous sand, blazing and
shimmering under a torrid sun, with
here and there a group of palms to re-
Iieve the sameness of the desert. Be-
hind them, too. is the intolerable glare
of the monday sun, which is never
softened except when the khamsen
lifts the dust and forms a screen
through which the sun appears as
during an eclipse. But the sandstone
is a worse torment than the pene-
trating rays, for 1t brings additional
heavy labor to men with parched
threats and scorched skins.