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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-27
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ner Der gbolms2anbes sur Drthoeori'
begann. 2auisnbe Don utrainsrn ba'
ben bamals als M6rtprer ben Son
tntipeber in Stbirisn ober bon h.u RlL
seln Der ruiiii4en Soloaten ssiunesn.
Die ruiIiide gerfoIeuns pcs unitrt'r
9Iaubsns Betenntniiies, bds I'm
Gbolm,2anbe gum Sorte Der bortlgu
ltratier (RuibensH eeporbsu TT.
ipurk anbsrsrieits bon BEN pOIeu 5ll
ibrsn nationdIen 3fpedsu dusgenhbi,
inbem pieIs (etipa 100000 unitrts
llirdiner, muir um nidyt ori4obor III
ipsrbtn, gum r1nlif5-iatbolii6ea ai'
tus iibersstrten iinb, mas BEL BEN
poInif4.nationaIen gbarafter Der r6'
mii&tu air9e in ben ufrainifden
2dnbern sur goloniiirung bisfer
llirainer fiibrfs. 9rob bieftr BE.
brdngnife III bas aanb bon gboIm Tn
Tetrsm grunbItode ufrainiih gsbl!es
Ben; unS bi. 3dhl Der u,rafrr am
Iinlen uftr bes Bug beldufi iid duf
eim babe wlilliou, bic haifptidhIid
bas @onperrement Gbofm unb tas
@ebist siuifGen SiebIee uHb Dorutit'
16an am Bug (n5rbliSb BON GboIn'
aanb) b.ipo5nen.
Die lpeftlife Orerse bes 9piirtrns'
ments gboIm f2ink Bileprai G3t3e'
bresspn. 3amofti. arasncItafp. pdrcs,
Wlabricss) Big Dorditiann an Bug
I'm geprben bilbet aud bic ipeitlit,e
gr,nse Der ll,rutna, bic nadber (n6rb'
lid bonn 8ug) Biz sumR arew rei9i,
nm bann ifromaufndrtB Ses Rdfeip
unb ifrpmabtpGrts Der Soiiplbd nnd
Siiboften su bieaen. Die Gtdbtr bid:s
Yebietes (5iIborai, Sarnotprcb,
Gssssbresspn, somae5itp, giloi, 80,
rohitI9pn II. a. finb bauptiddIin bon
Jubtn NIT polniIfen unb uiraiHii9en
MinpriiGien beippbri. obipoM es dnt
GtGbte nit ufroinif9er Wnioritit
(6ruubessifp. Sltbenta, WIobaira)
gfbi. Ti. 2anbbeb5Ifernns baaensn
IN utroiriI6. gs gtbt and beutfdle
qoIonien I'm gbpfm-gesirf IA Gro.
gent, nm Wlpboiptr 8 proSent Der gs.
p6lieruns).
Bis gum SABINE 1913 seb6rte basI
e1olmsSunb gum 2ubIiHer GouDerres
meni unb M}orfdouer GensraIsoup,rs
rement. Damn IN es aus beiben aus.
gefhkben nnb BEN aueiper gensrnls
goupernemeni einaesIiebtrt tporben. gu
fusen III nod, bab GboIm init fsinrn
@ebiete Biz Bug In Der 3ipiifenstit
bon ber erftrn BIB sur lesten 5aeiluns
lppIens ais EN- 9hstI bes friikrsn
R6niereihs Gdlisisn arbome.ien
(Sulpif4 Molcbamr) Oefiurti9 an,
5eh6rie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-27
Sas GbplmlaaS.

Sas g5oInlanb nit Der Stab.
G9olm bal i'm s.strpdrtieen aricgs
cine nibt unbebeuisupe RoIIs geif.e!.,
unb es lpirb baber niht pbne Sniereil.
jein, 2lnsabtn iiber bic Stabt unb Das
sanss Gbolmlaro in erinrnruns 81
brineen. GbOIm, bic Saupti.abt nes
t0ouDernemenis oesleIben 9lamenS,
Iiest euriss Wsilsu iDeitIi9 Dom pug,
Jluit UNI sGbIt iibr 10000 ein'
pobner. bauptid9li9 Suben. Six
wiinorii6t biIbtn bic ltruiner (4ltins
Irufer), poIen unb Ruiien. Der Rams
Der Stubt. bic 5u ben aIiertbiimli1i.sn
SiGbtsn Der lltraiTK 3Gbli. beoeutst I'm
Gltutrainiiden 10 pitI ipie Qiigel. ny1
bas Sabr 1245 fpurbe gbolm Don BEN
bamaligen utraintf9en 5iiriten Cas
nbIo (Ddnie0 srr Reiibensitabt erbO'
ben unb 5u einem Centrum bss Sans
bells uub Der aultur gema4t. gu bic,
fem 3fpede bate DanpIo beuii9s Pms
iiebIer nab GboIm beruisn unb :enen
ipi6tiee prtbileeien beriiebtn. OR
sriinbtts aud in Gbolm Elm nirairi,
i4es. srie9ii5siotboIii8es Histbra.
bas bis bsuts stpor felt bem Soh,s
1875 IN etn ruifiI9soriboboyss bur1
0epdlt umsenanbeIi - beiiebt. Der
Slang Der Stabt gboIm bauer.e a6tr
MIR BIB gum sobt ibrss glrotsftprs
Ddnplo. bsr, ais 9eberfher fdfi Don
ben geidmmtsn ufrainilftn 2Gnbern
bon Mpr (@spr5) unb Gan i'm 8e.
fen big iiber ben 9uispr biuaus i'm
Often. i'm Sabre 1856 bpm pdpitii6en
Hegaten Sptfo gum R6nig bsr Mstbes
iien (Rer Rutbenprum) in Sorosit,
f6bn (Drpeitf6pn) getr5nt, I'm Sabre
1894 eeftorben in, n1dbem er zine
fbrsdIide 9.riuiiftung feins Rs9ss
unb biz 3erft5rnne gboIms burd hi.
9artdren CDloneolen) erlsbt batte. Die
Reiibtn3itabt ipurbs BON istrwm Gobne
Geo l. naa bem giinftissr selsscnei
asmbere (eeoburg) perIsst unb Gbrlm
IN su eirr In bieftn 3eiten iebsnfalls
srpberen pronin,iulifdbi berabstiuus
fen. aIs Sib einss uirniniIatn Bis
ibums, Der nfrnintffen Gs1uIen rrb
siner tb.ofcniThen @nifoii fpislts nie
5sobt Jabrbunbsris hinbur6 sfeI
Role etnss utruiniifen gcfIipsrts ses
gen bns yoIentbum - zines @onfpsrs
leg bts nirninif6sn srisdii6.unisr-
KIN @laiibensbttenntni'fts eeeen cas-
Ruffsntbum unb bis Srtbpoorie. Ter
Iesie ufrainiTGe eri,hifn.unierie Bis
T6of Don gbolm, aufsmstpi sinsr Der
berporroatnoien snIisiffrn lltrnintr
I'M be mitfe bes 10. Jnhrhlnbsrts.
rurpe bon Der riiFifheu gftei,riingl
IN Sabre 1875 fsfnr marb, ntbcbsn
tub aus Ruklanb 1usgsipiefen. Ttrl
shoImer Bifnoftsifs is,rbs nit efrsm
giffcf beitbi unb !
Va es,pGliiauR si3sisbstu' ~ lzratrl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-27

gen belbenhdff esipsfrt, nit allen gts
fesIiden MittsIn, unh ols be ruT-
itfte &seieruns aud bur9 aorrups
tion ben seisbliden Miberitonb ni9i
niberbreden tpunte unb bic oeTebs
li1en Wiberitdnbe nit plumper Sc
ipalt beieitigte un5 hem Qanb neue
Gei.ts aiIferlssts. tpebrtsn ii9 bic
Giunen and nit lem 8obcott, unb
ihlieblih baben lie ii9 olib nift ges
f9eut, ibr 9lut fir lire Jrsibeit gu
psrsieben: es niibte nibts. es mar
Der boffnuneslofe &nnpf zines fl.inen
belbsnbaften @ulfes seeen eine err
briideuoe lIebermoht. - 9essn bns
eliien, bus immer brpbenb an ben
Sbiiren gurppas lauert.
@ber fait nod fctlimmer ols bic
Regierlng bes 3aren eripies ii5 bic
Reaisrung Der Suma. Rad BEN
fur5en Sreibeitsrmli5 GER 6ercIlltlon
BON 1905 nobm bic 0umo bas Wert
Der Rufifisisrung MIR nit umIo grOs
berer Rii6F6tsloieteit piebsr auf.
Die alten Re6te unb Sreiheitsn tpurs
BEN ubeeidafft. bic iib pibsrIsbenoen
fimiften @oltspertreter uub gtifter
in ruHif6e 9efGngniiIe oetpprfen, bas
2ane nit ruHif6em Militdr, nit ruis
fiffer 9plissi, nit Soidten, nit ruIs
iff6en geamten iiberI9ipeulnt unb
bic Better sbes freien Jinnldnb mub'
Ten oor ben ruiiiIten anuten in bic
5rembe fIii9ten.
Srobbem baben bic finniIdsn
Sruppen fpipObl i'm manbi9urii6en
&riss, tpie i'm i;tisen &riss nit bes
fonbersr 1usset5nuns sefO6tsn. Sic
tparen oub poran, als bic armee Der
nsiien rufif9en RepubIit In Der
SultsSffenIips siir bic neue Sreibeit
tGmpfts unb Itarb. Oenn iie bpfften,
bab bic RspubIii au8 ibren nad Der
SiIaberei ben Sag Der 5reibsit brin'
gen iperbe, Der tbnen geitatten fperbe,
an Der Seits bes rufIifhen Bottles Der
gfleee ibrer oIten ebripiirbigsn &uls
tur, bem Jrtsb'n unb Der pflsge Der
@iHeui4afteu unb Der aiinfs gu Is'
ben.
Gber gum Sonf. fir Srsus unS
@ufopferuns tpirs beute bas berrli4e
StnnenboIf bem llntergong preisgege'
ben, rlur besbulb, neil ss Dem prtn5ip
bss SeIbitbeitimmungsredt Der tleis
nen Nationen tnu TT unb trea bIeiben
min Biz gum Sob.
lleber SinnIanb bat felt bislen Sab
rem bic sanss 2uIturtpslt einifimmig
ibr urt5eil obseseben. gDir .rinnern
nur an bic gittT9rift, bic Dor etnisen
Sabrsn filbrsrbs 9eifter olIer Ratios
nen bem 3arsn iiberrsi9ten, I'm bic
He5te Der Simmer gu
itiiben. Sene Marner errsihtsn nibts,
nur nm ben preis zines 4riesss tpGre
Jinrilanb bomdls nus ben &lauen bes
Bdreu su befreien ssipeIen.
Seute geniigt Elm Mprt, elm mini
unferer Resierung, elm eiufn6er Stns
tpeis ouf ben bon uns anssnummeuen
beg SeIbftbeItimmungsre6s
tes Der tleinsn gtatipnen, nm BEN
eanb gum ipenigften Iotnle Sel6itbers
pnItuns, eissnss Sufi5peien uub bos
Redt eigener @siessebung gu geben.
statt beFsn itirbt biefss berrIifs
Bolt inter ben nSeutsn 3srenstpi6er
Rofafen In Der @ertheibiguns bes
lndten 9ebens, unb mas ibrig bl.ibt |
pirb Der @srnibtung bur9 Suuser
inb &6lte prsisgeseben. Denu niht |
,er umftanb, Sab lie @oridmpfer |
Srsibett ouf eurppdis
dem gOb.n Fnb, lie unierer heionbes
zen GiirfOrs. piirbtg mndt, bonn
'oGIts man bod ipenigfens 5eSenteu.
,ub fis Wsnf3en ftub.
Sunius H., I'm rSsutf4en SOirs
nal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-27

Sab eas zptns Grfnprrus init Sprsm GonsponTis
asrBreutTi1sn sum E1isen asoerer weitter.-
Madame Gaeene esbart. b5s wsaiu
Rtrabs. eprtnefisIh. gsatf
esbia 6. ginfbam's Sesrtabis gSmnsz's
sR 10 eripIsrfi1 In bsr usbsrfUtnnrne Don
gransnIetbel. neil a bic nelebsubsu uno iiar'
tenben GieeHi1aitsa ber girteu. aItnoetf@eH
BnrseIu nnb pfIu,pen eutnaIt ots aif os
spsibIs&sn Organs ivtriem cranen bon allen
gbssIer bes ennbss bessuesn fprtrDdbrsue nsi'
fen itdrfenbsn. beiIsubsn etHnrs
gsuu ete fsssieneu caatp babsH isousfs 70
f1resbsu eis on bic 2uela q. @trfbGm peos
Gina %. (ipurbentisu), ernn, nena. Sor
erts pars nur bon Geo,sn eseffust eeiasa
unh baarnpcrtet neIbeu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-27

0ef. nboeunttefen
8 u itanbe bdtte
Gctmsrsen in Der lin
Zen Seits une beinm
pftmnIS Dbnuso9tSs
slsfdne. aJlein Grst
rietb mir. Cuba 9.
gsiufbam's BeeetnbIe
COMPOUND gu prcbi'
reH- 80 tbGt bies
unb metue Ardfts
nnbmsn berartie gu.
bGb 10 ons rieine
Sausarbeit nerri9teu
fam uub ID boffe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-27
I'm atrnf.

Wofes Daitslbaum, i'm gipiI Jn.
baber bss StelienDermittIunas 9u.
rsaus .WArfur1, bdlt ss ni9i ISnsts
in Der Ginf0rmisteii bss eig,nen
s4ubenerabsns aus. gr oerlGbi aai
eissne 5duit bic 9edung, nm ii& an
ben 5einb beransupiiri9en. ais i5n
ftin GeIbipebeI nod rsdt5eiiis am So.
isnbpbsn su padsn trisst ilrb ion
ni9t ebeu idnft anfdufsIt: .Mtn.
idsHsiinb, sic iinb nObI nreiGugesI
Mds tDoIIsn Ss benn ba prdubsr2a
-glu = Steffungsn permukln!a
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y ptiurnp

5rdu ernit 9ltunanu fiibrts i5s.r
onge.ruutentn gsorm na9 Soui..
Grau 9rdufe: .Rdnu, iyrau gftus
mann. ek madtn ii@ bd ipobI 'nsu
epab7s
Jrdn Rsnmsun: .gsino q Id nsin
peIles ersiti~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-27
ulutter OOll ncun
Gin0ern
Sm etanbe, ibre Sansarbeii sn ber'
riatsn bnrh bas Ginnebmea ban
2pbiG G. Binfbasi's gesetabIs
Gomppunh.

eprinafiftb. psnfk-. ssa1 ber oeburt me.nes
hsnntel finbsy be'srs 10 uri6 In sinsm i1ipd'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-29

II. q. Wells, writing in the New Re-
public about James Joyce's book, "por-
trait Of the Artist as Young Man,
saws: "a thing of immense significance
is the fact that everyone in this Dublin
story, every human being. accepts as
matter of course, as a thing in nature
like the sky and the sea, that the Eng
Iish are to be hated. There is no dis
elimination in that hatred. there Is no
CLEAN OF recognition that a consider
able number of Englishmen have dis
played a very earnest disposition to put
matters right with Ireland, there is an
absolute absence of any idea OF dis
cussed settlement, any notion or neIp-
ing the slowwitted Englishman in his
three -cornered puzzle between north
and south. It is just hate, cant cul-
tivated to the pitch of monomania, an
ungenerous violent direction OF the
mind. That is the political atmosphere
in which Stephen Dedalus grows up
and in which his essentially responsive
mind orients itself.
II am afraid 1t is only too true an
account of the atmosphere in which a
number of brilliant young Irishmen
have grown up. What Is the good OF
pretending that the extreme Irish
patriot Is an equivalent and parallel
OF the English or American liberal!
He Is narrower and intenser than any
English tory. He will be the natural
ally OF the tory in delaying British So
cial and economic reconstruction after
the war. He viii play into the hands
OF the tories by threatening ar out
break and providing the excuse Tor
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burning villages, a group Of soldiers
came outside there with cans Of petro-
leum, which they put into the church.
Then they set fire to 1t and watched
my church burn in a great bonfire.
Then that night the Germans went
away through Voyennes and early in
the morning, up in my attic looking
through a pair of glasses, I saw four
horsemen ride in. They were English
soldiers, and our people rushed out to
them. Soon afterward came chaus-
seurs d, Antique and the colonel gave
me news Of the outer world to which
we now belong after our years of in
ISOLATION and misery. Our agony was
ended.
Germans Weep In Terror, 10 Story.
THE Germans knew they were beat
en-. Monsieur. A commandant Of Ham
said: We are lost After the battles
Of the Somme the men groaned and
wept when they were. sent often to the
front, because Of the terror Of the
French and English gunfire. oh,
Christ. save usI' they cried. During
the battles Of the Somme the wounded
poured back 600 or more q day and
Ham was one great hospital Of bleeding
flesh.
THE German soldiers have bad food
and not enough Of 1t. and their people
arc starving as We are starved. The
German officers behaved to their men
with the usual brutality. / have seen
them beat soldiers about the head
while those men stood at attention.
not daring to say a word. but as soon
as the officers are out Of the way the
men say: We will cut those fellows
threats after the war. We have been
deceived. After the war we will make
them pay"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-29
CITY In BRIEF

F. c. Rector is q Lisbon business
visitor In Fargo today. ~
]. w. johnson. well known Wild
Rice potato grower, transacted. bust
ness in Fargo yesterday.
James c. Heron and VIM Heron
both Of Sykeston, are Fargo visitors
and guests at the Waldorf today.
Anyone wishing to assist the Glad
Tidings mission in it's work among the
poor. save all cast off clothing and
magazines and call s6s-W.-Advt.
j. w. Riley. Cass county superin-
tendent Of schools. was at Hunter, and
w. A. Landblom. assistant superin-
tendent. at Embden inspecting schools
yesterday.
Annex: D. D. Stewart of Bismarck
Nick Robe of Sheldon, II. C. Upham
of Grafton. j. G, M. Peterson Of Hope
II. n. Hern of Sheldon and Kari
Verblien of Berlin. Y.
Donaldson: j. A. Schieb of Kensal
Otto o. Wagner Of Perley, Ludwis
Gruben Of Edinburg. J. A. Gagnon OF
Grafton. Henry Cordes of Center. and
g. z. Newman of Jamestown.
Webster: Chas. Hansen of Maple-
ton. Peter ]. Johnson OF Davenport
Henry ALDER Of Warren. B. A. Bale OF
Hickson, John r. Bush of Steele and
Samuel Peterson of Ltchville.
Waldorf: Gus A. Lieber of James
town. ]. v. Rhodes Of Jamestown, H
H. Carr Of Hunter. F. Al Tillotson OF
Hope. M. N. Malley OF Page, G. A
Fowler Of Casselton. and r. B. Reed
of Armenia. hs Es
Gardner: F. B. King OF Coopers:.
town. ]. G. Walstad OF Lansford
Henry Riley OF Lansford, Geo. L
Lamb of Michigan, Mr.. and Mrs J
Hogenson OF Enderlin and Allen Aus
tin Of Leonard. " -.~.s .--
Dacotah: F. S. Gruge of Enderlin
Fred Cams OF Hope. NJ. A. Loucks OF
Oberon, B. A. Benson of Christine, c
J. Peterson of Wilton. Edgar Mount OF
Baldwin. John III. Blaisdell of James
town and Andrew ]. Borsheim Of
Williston.
Metropolis: s. r. Day of Mckenzie
r. d. Crum and H. T. Crum. both OF
Mckenzie. o. J. Strand of Christine
Carl Nelson OF Cando. Chas. Weed OF
Beach, A. M. Hagan Of Westhope, ]. f.
Falk of Leonard, and Frank w. Della
meter of Erie.
The Fargo fire department was call
ed to % Second street south yesner-
day afternoon at 4:10 o'clock to ex-
tinguish a chimney fire. This was the
first run that the department has made
since March 8. the firemen expert
enciRg one Of the quietest times they
have enjoyed in many months.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-29
LODGE NOTICES

w. r.. Addison, w. M: Special meet
ing OF Shiloh lodge No. 1, A. b. & A. M
will be held In Masonic temple Friday
evening, March 80, at 1880 o'clock
Work on the r. G. degree.
]. p. Johnson, secretary: McKinIey
lodge. M. B. A. will meet Friday even
ing in the A. o. u. w. hall. The
meeting will be called to ordeI
promptly at 1880 o'clock for a short
business session. Anniversary pro-
gram to be rendered and lunch serv-
ed. Members are urged to attend.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-29
Land TRANSFERS
warranty Deeds.

Ferdinand c. Breyer and wife to
Ole L. Brendon-S 40 of lots and O.
block 2, Reeves adj. $4,000.
C. N. Calender to August Westphal
Lots 1 to 8, block 8, Darling's End
adj, 800.
A. A. White Townsite Co. to Geo. e,
Hull---Lot 8. block 8, village of Har-
wood, $50.
Frank c. Murray and wife to August
Niss--NW 9-14S-5O, $13,60O.
Emielge Bohn to Frank Kant-NW
6-137-54, $500. s....t.n
j Lloyd q. Kepple to Max A. Kepple-
,l-6 int. Sw INV and Sc 5-142-55, 81
Edgar s. Strehmel to friedrich y
Strehmel and wife-SW 1S-139-5S, 81.
A. A. White Townsite Co. to Ethel
Hull Hoag-Lots 8 and 10, block 2,
village of Harwood, $40.
Roy r. Baker to d. c. Allison and
wife-Lots 8, Q. To- II and IL, block 1,
Park ad., 81.
Rose Bibby to Elias Bibby-Lots
and 8, block /, Chaffee, 81.
L. B. Hanna to Mary A. Rutherford
-Sw 13-142-55, $1,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-29

. IF APPEAL
TOBENADE

Whether or not an appeal from the
decision Of the United States govern
ment in its refusal to assist in the pro-
.ject for improvement of Traverse and
Big stone lakes, with a view Of flood
control and for better navigation on the
lakes will be taken up by Of
flcers Of the Flood Control congress
will depend on the SUCCESS Of the food
control bills now before the Minnesota
assembly. The passage of these bills
will enable Minnesota and North and
South Dakota, the states affected, to
carry out the project themselves.
The report OF the government en-
gineers asserted that the cost of the
necessary work would be too great to
warrant cooperation by the federal
department in the interests Of naviga-
ton. II ~ @
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For Quick Results US The Fargo
Forum Wants.
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Shoe at Ricker,a.-Advt.

Shop at Ricker's,--Advt
Hendrickson for shoes.-Advt
Novelty Observation-Disclosures.
Have Knight PrtE. Co. print it CAD
Phone $40, Fargo fireproof ware
house.-Advt.
1T pays to keep clean" Phone S26
Fargo Laundry Co.-Advt.
Clark Moore, retired Gardner farm
err, is transacting business in Fargo
today.
For Rent-Double store on First
avenue north. Apply Walker Bros q
Hardy.-Advt.
Prof. T. A. Mason, of Concordis
college, will deliver the Lenten sermon
at the First Lutheran church in Far
20, at o'clock this evening.
II YOU do not receive your Forum by
e:16 o. m. phone 1895. A special
carrier 10 on duty till z p. m. at The
Forum ONCE and will deliver You
paper.--Advt.
City Auditor A. r. Watkins called
attention OF those having bills against
the city to get them in by Friday
evening, that they may be allowed
by the commissioners at the meeting
next Wednesday.
Powers: e. Doyle Of Hope, Earl w
zoss of Gardner, VIM. Kane of Minot
ON. Stanten of Apeta, Karl L. Hjort
of 9illsboro, b. c. Berwick and A. e
Glldin. both OF Neville and p. Ear
Mccullough Of Wahpeton.
state Senator w. e. Martin of Nor
con county, one OF the well-knowr
legislators of the state, is spending
the day in Fargo, leaving this after
noon for Grand Forks where he viii
visit with brother he has not seen II
eight years.
Elliott: r. H. Mohr of Lisbon, r
r. Butcher OF Center, ]. w. Williams
Of Karnak, Geo. Fl. Stubs of Mich.
igan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Rankin and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rankin, all OF
Arthur, Emil Nelson of Sharon. Henry
Torkelson Of Sheyenne and A. y
Aberg OF Crosby.
New viking: H. Brekken of Gales
burg. Martin Bjerke Of Hatton, Mr.
and Mrs. q. Thompson of Hattons o
SponlAnd Of Park River, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Lindsay Of Englevale, Mr.
and Mrs. ole Rusten of Brantford, Il
p Borderud Of Kindred, Arthur Gus
aas of Hastings and III. L. Gordon Of
Hendrum.
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BRYAN APPEALS
FOR ANOTHER
ATTEMPT
CONTINUED From Page one.)

to Europe rather than engage in war
to vindicate the right of citizens to
disregard all risks and ride upon all
ships?
rs it not worth while to separate
pacifist from contraband cargoes so
that the captains of, passenger ships
can give their entire attention to the
safety of the passengers?
If you reach the conclusion that
nothing but war will satisfy the ma
tons honor, is it too much to ask
that by referendum you consult the
wishes of those who must in case of
war defend the nations honor with
their lives?
"As one who expects to live up to a
citizens duty IL war comes. l plead
with you to use all honorable means
to preserve peace before you take the
responsibility OF plunging our beloved
land into this unprecedented struggle,
begun without any sufficient cause
and conducted by both sideE in utter
disregard of the well settled rights
of neutrals"
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militarist reaction in England 1t is
time the American observer faced the
truth of that. No reason in that why
England should not do justice to Ire
land, but excellent reason for bearing
in mind that these bright green young
people across the channel are some
thing quite different from the liberal
English in training and tradition, and
absolutely set against helping them. No
single book has ever shown how diff
ferent they are, as completely as this
most memorable novel,"
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TAKE NO CHANCES IN MARCH.

Cold rains and wet feet make a good
family cough medicine q necessity
Every sensible person knows that
coughs and colds should not be neg
lected. A slight cold quickly turns to
la bad cold. then too often Is followed
by grippe. bronchitis or pneumonia
M. r. Noel Jr., Monticello. Mimi.
writes: Il had an awful cough for
about six weeks and could find no
remedy until tried Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. A few doses complete
lily relieved and cured me. No opiates.
Fout & Porterfield.-Advt.
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IRlsH HATE OF ENGLAND.

Spring displays of New Goats, Suit
and Dresses at Black's.-advt.
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The Bread Of Sorrow.

Who meier his bread in sorrow ate,
Who meier the mournful midnight
hours
Weeping upon his bed has safe,
He knows you not, ye heavenly
Powers. -Goethe'
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HE SPONSORED TT

Representative Hanan, Father Of n. 3,
No. a, Visiting in Fargo.
Representative Hagan, OF Bottineau
county whose name appears on the
famous House Bill Forty Four, .
which caused such a storm in the re-
cent session of the state legislature.
is spending the day in Fargo on bust
ness.
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j. w. Johnson, assistant secretary
at the local II. M. @. A.. is confined
to his room In the association dor
mitory with a badly sprained knee
the result Of fall.
John w. Adams, g@.,o'.,l
of the Fargo Young Mems Christian
association. who has been at Grand
Forks on business the past two days
Is expected hom this evening.
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The Unionized Hen.

Farm and Fireside: The hens of
California are combining forces to
standardize their products and cut the
cost Of producing eggs Last fall. /, :
100000 hens. mostly owned in one CEN
trally located California county, were
incorporated by State Market Com
missioner Harris in order to deliver
the product Of these hens as a unit
for the betterment OF producers and
consumers of poultry products
The organization takes the name OF
the Poultry Producers of Central
California. with a capital stock Of
$250.000 Stock is subscribed for
by poultry producers on q basis OF L.
900 hens for each share of stock OF a
par value OF SO a share.
Just over the Tehachapi mountains
to the south another aggregation of
hens almost twice as numerous are
similarly being organized for the same
purpose with a capital stock of $780,
900. These 100000 hens signed up
for the purpose Of un1onizing and stan
dardizing their products viii cut no
small figure in the poultry products
market OF the Pacific coast trade.