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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November o.
1917, as required by the Act OF octo-
ber 9th. 1917.
Ser 6Dngreb bergplbatens
itnb 9irbeifers 3elegaten
ia ct. Vetersburg
erldbt cine qrotlamatiOa an bic
arms,
Sn Der treiissbenbs gsriprsduns.n
ssmadi unO bic stIppen uufss>
forbert iperben,
allss 81 tbun, um bi. 9aiidt.br aes
rsHsiB's sur Ysodl su Drbiu.
BERN.

ct petersburg 9. Hopems
Fer. Ter aonsr.B Der SOloatens uno
&rbsi.sr 0tlegatsn ri9tets am 5rsis
tag einen appsl an bic ruifiihe 4rs
NEE, bab fis isit itsben unb Die Repos
luton sss.n impsrialiitii4e llmtriebe
hei9iBen jOlls, bis bic neue Regisrung
sinen bsmotratii6eu Srisben erlanst
babe. Der aonsrsB er!ldrt in ieiner
glroiiamaiiOn, oab er RE ResieruHgss
aeipalt iibernOmmeH babe. es bsibt
narin:
-gpir ipenbtn uns nit Der 4uffors
srung on bic Solbatsa in ben Grds
len, Iab iis padfam unb fsit i.iu iols
IN. Der aOnsreb sriparisi. bab bic
rcpolutiondre armes bic ReDoluticH
es3.n ale impsrialiftiIdeu llmiriePe
p,rtheit.ssn pirb, bis bic ueus Rss
oisrurs sinsn bemotratii4sn Jriepn
erlanst bot, ben fie rcicrt alien Boil
Term rcrihlasen tpir5.
Die nsue Rssieruns tpirb geeignss
Il Wabnabmsn trsffen, bamit Der Grs
NEE ullss R0tbise eslisfert tuiro, unb
nit tnsrsii9sn RsquifiiiOn,n bon ben
ttersn alafen fpirb iis aud bic
pirttidafiIide Gage Der GamiIien
bon SOlbatsn DsrbeHein.
syerner perbtn in Der protlnmntiou
ri, Gploaisn aufssfOrOsrt, isbsn 9Is
iu6 2srens.p's pber 4nbsrer, Der
r.uer R.gisruns Sdpisrigtsiten 81
fereiieH, su psreitsln, unb aud. bob
fsr Gcnsrsb Der Soibatsns uHb grs
t.iisr 0elssaisn sin.u Waffsnitils
itdnb poridlasm tperben. Der iofprt
an alien 5rOnt,n in Shaft trsien iOu.
Dfs Wsit,rsH bsibs % in ber pr,s
ilamctipn:
Dir Maft Der GOloat,ns unb ars
teitsr Dslssoisn Mrs bnfiir Iorssn.
LAB ale eanbersisn. bic fi5 I'M
Staaiss. airh.ns oosr priuatbeiib
befinosn, frei ben 9nasrn aOmmiis
teen 1usqsliefert iperbst. Sic iuiro
alien RatiOnalititsn, bic in Rublanb
pobnen. bas R.dt sebtn, iiber ibrs
eissn. 3ufunfi gu beitimmtn.
4n tiner nnberen GtsIe in Der
Proclamation btibt ss:
Die partsitn Der Gsnrdls aornis
lon. aersnstp, aalebinss unb qnbersr
Deriu4m sruppn mad ct. getsrss
turg gu bringtn. nber mebrtrs 5rups
peHnbibsilunssn. bic friib.r gu ass
rsnstb bisli,n. Iinb krsit. auf bic
Ssitt bss Bottles in Ter RspoIution
iiber5rirstsn.
.Snibntsn. opponiri BEN nitipei
Wiberfianb asrsnst1'l. bisl,m pnrs
itisdrssr acrniloius. Sbr eiIsnbabns
isuts. ballet bic 5ruOptn auf. bic a.>
rfHsip na& Ct. Petersburg fdidt.
Die ptrbaftstsn MiniHerI
in btt Bitter uRbpauIs
Defung tnterHirt.
a.on 5rObip. bsr yrdFbsut bes |
grstntiO aommittses bes 81. De-
isrsburssr Ratbes Der Solbnisn. unb
arbtiisr : DsIsgateH, jagts lpGbrenb
oss Sasss, baB Die 9srbaftuns ssiDifs
isr glitgIiebsr Der atrsnstp Resiss
rung psbsr elm Rntenii, nod cine pos
litif9s llnitrbriiduns isi. Gr instt,
hab ale Miiglisbsr Der bisberiesn
Rtsistuus ipsssn RiiiduIb on Der
aorHilOip gsir<suns pressfiirt psr.
ben piirbm.
De RsIisii9sH QsstsisA y beam |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10
Srieba Ssmpel erortert
bic Rou3elirung tbres
Ronaertes.

gsn gort, 9. Rpo. - Jri.oa
Sempcl ber0TfentIi6ts am Srettog
Ibenb cine grtldruns, IN ipelter he
Iugt, bab bie aqn3suirliug ibres Som
serts in gouugstppu tie nit yduBer'
tier Gntriiffung" srfiiIIe, rbob Id je'
mails, irgenbpo pber gu irgeub strer
3ett irgeuo einenl. onti>ameritaniIten
@efiibIe glusorut perlieben babeH
Toa, III cine bSstpiIIiee uno unerhoete
aiige", beibt es in Der GrtlarurS-
Sd balte ben angriFf fiji p6Lig ua'
gsrsdFisrtigt uuS fsiee1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

Die tneiters, am Mbeno srIaFsne Of
fi5iele getaniltmadung lauist mi
folgt:
.Jn Syfanbern haben in Ser RGb'
DON pasi9eubaele bsftig> artillerie'
sefe6te itattgefunben.
.Sie gerfoiguns Der atalisnsr In
Der gfidtlng aif ben Piaoe StnB
nimut ibren Gortgdng."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10
9r. Sarl !6elifertdJ
4uf etgereu @unf6 IetHer
gemter enthunpeu.

gmfterbam, 9. gtup. Su ger-
I'm tourbe Offi5ieG ungetiiubist, OaB
Or. &nrl 5elffericb hen &diier ers
Iu6te t5n pom Amte oes @i3etau5lsrs
unb MitsIiebs BEG preuBii9eH WtiHia
itertums gu eutbiubeR; unb bab Der
5aGiisr unter Bsbtrsuug etngeipiIigt
babe, buB Or. 6eIffsri9 ein Unit an
berer Nrt atSeptire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10
g9etterberibt.

SIR Obio: S@0nss Dstter ON
eamstos; ON SOnntns iDaAri4ein'
li9 Stri6regen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10
True translation filed with the Post
master ct Cincinnati on November Q,
1917, as required by the Act of octo-
ber 9Th, 1917.
Wie man tn D:utfa d Ia n b
bic ga 9lass IN RuBs
lamb betra6tet.
lanb betra 2tet.

2onbon, 9. gepb. Cine De-
psIae an bic Gr9ange Telegraph 60,
ron glmiteroam beiagt:
.Sn offi5ielIsn beutideu SreiieH
perbsn bic @ntpidelunsen in Rub'
lamb Eur als elm temporGrer Nus
bru6 betru6tet. Man iit ber gnii4t,
sab aersnstb bod 5uIsst pNber aur
Mn6. seIausen mag. Mun sIaubt all'
s.msin. baB bic ssseapdrtigsn ruiit=
i6en 5iibrer iib fueteern perosn, ben
Sries fortauIebsn, 6aB Seutitldno
cher bic GRtipidslungen abparten
piro, I'm Rubldno unter giinitigen
gebinauugsn einen Sspdrntfrieoen
auaubistea. foIs bic Gu9dussr 2eHis
A.s Sk Ra&s bshaltss.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10
Ole Yro5idtiol6-@age in O@io
0to1 ,tibt flar9eitellt.
Ste Wajorttat far bic Tahea sebt 5urid.
SfH5ieae 3dblnns allein fann beftmmte 2lnsfunft
ertbetlen.

WtTortGt DON ipeniger als tauieno
Sttmmen a6bdngen nerbe.
Ollie Qn5ei4en beuten oornufbiH,
bdb I'm nG4fteu Sabre cine ipeilere
abfimmung ii6er probtbitton fotts
fin6en ipirb, einerlei, tpeI8e Sette ben
Sieg 6aoontrdst. IS puI6e an 5rets
tag ertldrt, bob bic RaFen, falls iie
Oerlieren fplIten, bas Rsfultat Der 2tbs
thinning ouF ben @runo aufetteH
iperben, bab Der Stnatsietretdr IeiHe
Qutoritdt oobur6 ii6erf4ritten babe,
bab er ben Solbaten seitattete, inter
oem .Qbfent @oters Galp" 5u ittms
men. Gs tpurDe oarnuf6in aemi:ien,
baB bieies sDur etr5eInen gIerioHen,
pelhsr am @abItage Gbtpeienb iino,
b snpribilegtum ertbeile, ibre Stuns
me esr poft .ir5uTenbeu, boB eS nFer
ni9t fbftsmntiT3 bic Gbgabe elmer 10
eroben &nsabl DON Stimmen &biue'
isnber norfebe.
Die Srpdsnen fu9ren om Srei'og
fort, getusismatsrtol gu funrmeln, opT
9runo oeTen bas Reiultat augeto4s
ten perben ToG, fails iie oerIieren. "
rp,lrbe ongetiinoigt, 6ab lie oiele Se'
ueiTe bon unregelmaBigteiteu beiiseH,
pel6e ben 9eb0rben GIL geetgItier
3eit unterbreitet tperbeu piiroeH.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November 9.
1917, as required by the Act OF Jcto-
Der 9th, 1917.
Na6rifJten bonn Camp Sbermau.
Camp S6ermou, Gbillicot6ss
O., 8. g1opeutber. - Sn tur8em pers
ben 300 Observation-Disclosures oa'
nit begtnnen, bic bteiigeH Solodter
! rer g1dtipnal1rmee i'm TultItfumpf gu
ynterrt6ten. gs uurbe Elm IpcSielle2
proqramm bofiir Gusgear6ettet uEb
loutgebeiben, unb bic neue aampf'
sSbee fOG fofOrt IN gngriff genOmmsn
perbert
Fir iebe &ompagute Ober gatterie
follen aht cSuItruttUreu ungeitellt per@
BEN, 9isIe tperbeu untec Der 2eituaJ
beg .sseatber Detgbt Champion"
Spbunp Rilbons uusgebilbet DeroeH,
trelaer fir biefsn 3tDet BON Der
isrieosbepurtement &ourniHtpn fir
g(usbiIbunaslehrer erndunt ulroe.
Goppbl Offtsiere als Sploaten mera
ben fi6 ueben Der pielfaden oroerer
@ugbilbuug aud benz Gdu'rtamPi
fDfbmer.
Der SaufttGrHpf miro oIg toeuIe
U1efbp6e niht MIR in 8e3ug auf oFe
p6UilTte grtpiflung Der Solodteu
anerfnnut, IorberH aud peaeH fetne-
@erponptf6aft nit Dem 8uionetss
aanpf, bo er oIs quite 8orbiIouHg
fir biefen betraftet tptro.
Ser 8enerul4Roipr Glenn biGiGt
ben neuen Ylau, pie er I'M @nmo
Sberron sur Dur6fii9rrng geldnoen
fpn. glter er uno Gle orbereu Offfs
siere nD6ten ben @eriparrbten Der
GoIbaten au piTen tbun, ouB Der
SSduftfdnlpf ols milttdrif6e llebunq
nitt ,9rae fstgbttrg" lit. Gs tptro
nubei ni6ts nrf bem Spiele iteben as
bic @6re, pel6e bes Ste9ers iDdrte;.
True transla tion filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on November q,
1917, as required by the Act Of Octo-
bar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10
9eridtet Der american y
ffle @eneraIs 4onfuI.

i6e General aoIiuI.
Z ct. petersburg, 3. Rop. -
Oapib R. Granris, Der ameritdniihe
8oilaafter. ipurSs am a6erib pom
ameriianiideu SenerdIsaori III
Wostau bsna9I4tigt. bdB bas bors
tige reooultiondre 3ommittee, Don osu
Sruppen Der Gurnifon untsrfiiBt, ale
Resieruugs>9ureaur in Utostau iib.r'
norumen babe. Die Depefde bon BAN
Generaltoniul mar bonn Dcnne1fog
batirt unb es tpurbe bariu biuaugsfii3t.
6aB ss DOIlfommsn rubis N Der Staot
lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

pertpunbet iporben fein. Ter Der!uIi
Der SoIbdtens unb alrbeiter.Orsanis
iation foll fi6 duf einen EobteR unc
mebpere 9ertpnnbtte belaufen, pdbs
renb bic 9erluite Der Bertbeibigets bss
municipalities anf unsefdhr 30 sobt:
unb gertpuItoeie 1aneeseben iosrben.
Gin bretmonatIi9er maj
fenfill itaHb fotl tn Dor>
f9ldg gebrd4t Derbeh.
Dir bedbfi9tissn fofort eraen bret
nonaiG4en N}affenitiIftano in Boo
j4laa au,b ,brtn9en, ipGbreno beffen gs'
prdisntantsTl aller Hationen, niAt Si'
pfonaten, ertpGblt pTben jollen, bi.
iiber bic syriebensfrase sntlGeibsn fob
len. Diss lit unIer @orf9las. g8tl
iinb dbsr piIlsns, irsenD .tneu Gri.'
bensnorI4Ias in grDdsitng gu 5isf:n.
einerlei pOn tpeI3er Seite er tom.ri.
Dir offeriIsn etneu gere6ten Jrie'
ban, mir toerben aber feine ungeret,'
ten Bebingungen dnriebHler. ORter
2ries lam nidt bon elmer Stite ALIEN
su gnbs sebra9t tperben.'
General Rornitoff Ditb
mad ct. petersburg se
bra4t.
9dS rebolutiondrs MiIitdr aoms
mitt.e bat bei6loHsn, SeneroI aornls
ioff, ben Giibrer Der perflohenen Re
rolb, unb feline 4HbGnser mad ct.
ptersburs su brinsen Enb in Der pes
ter unb pauls GeItung 81 interniren.
Si. fperben Dor einem reoolutiondrei
1iliiGr.aribunal prp,siIirt iperoen.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November o.
1917, as required by the Act OF octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Die sleuolutionare and In ROSfau
nbeudnf
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True translation flied with the Post
master at Cincinnati ON November o,
1917, as required BY tie Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November 8,
1917, as required by the Act OF octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
geIgif4sr Spton in gng :
lamb Derur.6silt.
2onbpu, 9. Non. Die @erur'
tbeilung eirws gelsisrs aIs Spion
purbs am Srsitas- in Der folgenSen
offiaisIIeu getauntma4uns angstiia'
bigt:
Gin 6eIsiT5er tlrtertbm tDurSs am
"a. unb %. September in 2onoon
Dor sinem arisssseridt auf bic 4ne
tlase bin prOaeHirt, nit Der abfi4t
na9 gnglanb gtommsn 81 iein, fir
ben Seinb gu ipiouireu. CT purbe
i6ulbia befunben unb gum Sobe Oer'
urtbeiIt. Dos llrt6etl nurbe beitGtigt.
ipGter aber N lebenslduslide 3u4t'
6dusfrufe umseuanbslt-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10
Giutinnat samhas ben 10. &nbmber 1917 Hrets 81

Truel translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November 9,
1917, as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
I'm Senti9lan6 leben6e
2lnsldnber,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

True TRANSLATION fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November 0
1917, as required by the Act Of oeto
Der 9th, 1917.
Genbsrungeu i'm itaIteu y
fGea Oberto NJ maubo.
Sw italisuti3es sro'
bsn Sauptquurtier Son'
rsritag, 8. Rpo. CDur9 bie4Tociirte
greFe.) Die Sonfsren3 BON britii4eH,
fron36iii4en uub itaIisnii4en RePras
Ientanteu bate bic gilbuus zines sez
meiniamen 4niirtsn WlilitGr Sons
mites sur SDIss uno es Fnb neus
5ii6rer fiir bic italisuiT6e grmee srz
nanai porbsn. SeneraI Gaoornd, Der
T,it BEN gssiHu bes &rieges bas
O6ertommdnoo iiber tie itaIisniide
arms, gsbiIbst bate, ii EN- DtitsIiso
ses Rommtttsss.
9trsral Dta5 ift gum Sbertom'
mGnOeur erRannt Doroeu, nit benz
General guoasIto uls stpeitsu unb
TEN General 9rnuoiuo aIs Oritten
I'M &pmmdnoo.
General SOD, Der Stubs4ef bes
fraH30i1dsn arisssmiuifertams, unb
general DiIiou, Der 8peits Gbef bes
tritii6en 9eRsralitabs, peroen nit
rem 9sneral Gabprna an bem gemeins
iaaftliaeR 4uiirten acmmittee btes
nen.
Die fras5iif4en unb brttifaen Res
prGisntanteH, bic mad Stalien setoms
men iiHO, battsn am Sonneritag cine
sDei Stunbsn lanse &onferenS nit
benz &Snis @ictOr Emanuel. Die our9
bic iesise Situation r5tbis getporbes
neu WilitdrmaBregsIn Durbsu gss
meini5dftIih unb stngebenb beipros
den. Rahbsm lie ben GOnig berlafs
len, inIpiSirten bn 9srren britii6e
uuD frnns0FTde Sruppen. bic nn4 Der
Srou. untertpess iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

aopenbassn. 8. EOp. Der
StOdboImer 3eitung .Rpa Doeli6t
4lebanba@ ipirb aus llIae6ors tslegras
phirt. bdb am Ditufias b.utiGe Srups
pen auf BEN allanbs SnisIn, in Der Die
iR. eelaHbst jsisn uub ben sr5Btsn
aheiI bts Spitla bsisst batssA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

True trsnslation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on November 9,
1917, as required by the Act of octo.
Der 9th. 1917
Dtuti4e Sruppen auf ben
@Ianbss SnieIu &c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

True translation filed with the POST
master at Cincinnati on November 8,
1917, as required by the Act OF Octo-
Der 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November o.
1917, as required by tbs Act Of oeto-
Der 9th. 1917.
Die Sta1iensr isBsu i4ren
Ri65ug fort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10
Weuis geues ppn Der brt
tii6eH 1rpnt.

2pnbo II, g. gfpD. Die an Jrei'
tag bonn &riessmiuifttium srlahne
offisieae getanntnia9uns nit gsaus
ouf bic Sperationen IN 9eIsieg uRo
Srontrsi9 Iautst iDie fcIst:
.SsItli3 BON 9areicourt fiibrtsu
mir in Der lsBien Rati .insu erfOls'
-ei9.n lleberfalI aus. Cont it ui4ts
bon @iatisteit gu beridteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

True Translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November g.
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
her 9th. 1877.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

Trus translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati ON November o,
1917, as required by the Act OF Octo-
- Q.h' IQ1T
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27

.JSSnes 4, sNaaSKieeok 81 FaSES has
bsensasked BY the phptographid diyi-
sionf OF the United states siEnal corps,
to make-a census 81 all photographers
instheI state OF North Dakota sosas.to D.
coinpife material for9the R depart.
n1ent which Will thus be enkbied to
,ascertaia- who're ft Can md eficient
phctoGraphers for war work.
re e census ~sI,' g. w ama1sapsl a RgNfsssaG IN.
fnnreaHC1 which each One yia asked
E.shsfhsr ors.naA me n.
ausstiSn M. had enoush experiences
rs b. considersd by1the1war. depart.
meht. In order. .to facilltate matters.
M Van RlessK has asked that Dho.'
tfnrranherS Wnite him forh lanks nnnn
1hirh ali the desired.i ~
the oysrnman NAV iisteHs
r--.S 1890
LH7ns 3: fAESS z 49,.
The ,govsrnmenti s ALEC In need Of
lsnses for cameraa1for the Immense
number OF aeroplanes now being built
and % the, supply.is limited the gov
ernmeht PROPOSES q purchase the
ISlAnQeQ 1Tnm = 1V0 = ll4lA -. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27

VIII J lIl Addrsls cosnrnercial.
Club and General Public;
I At &C. Rooms Tonight.

hamusl-A. CLARK OF carrollton.. Mo-,
arrived IN. this city today ana It 4
o'clock this afternoon addressed q
laTSe meeting in the Woodwprths' hall
at the University.sO North sDakoSa,.
Tonight ME-. Clark will speak In the
Comfnefci& cluBsSpn the subi1okssof
'lHdustry and thu WA
he lecturesstsap swhichaMr. Clark
y making, has been planned under
the auspices Of the National Associa.s
ton OF sMaDnfaetursrs. whose. special
rkpresentatfes~Ot Otto J.. Klee. is man:
ipaayins Mr.-Glark to ahts city:
Needs Of Cooperation.
Samuel Al CLARK, who is l. newspal
men and lecturer known far and
vide VIII toll Grand Forks citizens
between the government on one hand.
and .busanAsi and the public on the
ssuch ! ao-operakive program, MI.
Clark maintains, Is absolutely neces-
Sary In ord6r to render American
business proof against the disturbed
conditions created by the war; and at
the sanae time to prepare 1t for the.
when peace has been concluded. CO.
op.! alton, Mr.. Clark thinks is the
only&thing that can save the country
from fihanctal disaster.
sKnotvs Economics.
Mr.. Clark was formerly, one Of. the
editors 81: Missourfs leading business
newspaper and secretary Of q large
Commercial club in his home state.
Asa writer and a lecturer on eco
nomic subjects he has gained. a wide
reputation, ana his articles are wide
" quoted in the commercial press
ct. the country In his lectures MI.
EGlark speaks with the authority OF the
man who has made an exhaustive
Study of.his subject and knows it in
Its smallest details,
When SEEN today at the Hotel Da-
|cotah, Mr.. Clark said that he is a rep
kresentatiye Of the national industrial
conservation movement which now
is gaining ground rapidly Throughout
the country, and (which really sis an
attempt to arouse the public to a rec
ognition$sof the crisis which exists
now; and also to the crisis which is
sure to follow Immediately after the
war unless foresight at this time may
Ibe in a position to avert a catas-
trophe. s.,f
Mr.. Clark has twenty-nine lecture
engagements in North Dakota and
will toursasSouth Dakota as soon rs
his mission lis ended in this state.
From Grand Forks he will go to. Dew
lis Lake and then farther north and
west. ..A !,
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HUNGARIAN5LEADER !.
WANTS TO LET ALLIES
KNOW POSITION

Amsterdam, Nov: 27.-Couht Mich
'ael%Karolyi, the Hungarian opposition
spondeitEof.the Budapest Al Est that
the, mainapbjert OF his visit to Bsrne'
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And the shampoo shay know the
egg no more until after peace smiles
on weary world- Amt 1t awful,
Mable?
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What's the use Of studying geogra-
pny wen = maj Is tomorrow's
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-02-09

land last week, having to assist him
in the job, G. A. Burrell, A. M.
Kroll, Ned Keown and Harry Lyon.
C. e. Randels hauled saw dust
from Rogers mill Thursday.
F. M. Lawrence, a seed represent
atice of the Missoula Mercantile Co.,
will talk seeds at the Moiese club
house, February Goth.
The Moiese Valley Club held it's
regular monthly business meeting
Friday evening, Feb. 2. There are
but % stockholders now living in
the valley and but half turned out to
the meeting whish was called to or
der by G. e. Randels, the president.
Gordon j. Geiger bought five shares
and was voted membership. Trus-
tees McAuley and Smith were asked
to make estimates on painting and
shingling the sides of the club
house and to report at the next
meeting on March 2. A much needed
hitching rack and fence has been
ordered and in order to make these
improv the trustees are giving
another enjoyable dance on Saturday
evening, Feb. 10.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-02-09
A "DRY" WASHINGTON

The passage by the Federal Senate
of a bill prohibiting the sale Of
liquor in the District Of Columbia
must be viewed as another indica
tion of the present strength of pro-
hibition. The measure was carried
by a vote of SIS to 80. The affirma.
tive vote, made up of % Democrats
and 81 Republicans, is a reminder of
the non-partisan character of the
movement.
This action of the senate is natur-
ally encouraging to the advocates of
prohibition. Yet they cannot be
wholly satisfied with it as an express
sion of sentiment on the main issue
in the upper branch of Congress. If
the vote is fair test of that senti
ment, it foreshadows a defeat of the
proposal for nationwide prohibition,
inasmush as a two-thirds vote in
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-02-09

high school team, they promise to do
much better on the return game.
Owing to the fact that the Roman
boys have had no hall in which to-
practice, they were unable to hold
in check the Poison team, who have
had the advantage of a large hall
in which to practice all season.
Last Thursday evening the Roman
teachers and Mr.. Logan met at the
domestic science room. The meeting
was announced as teachers meet
ing, but it developed into an initi-
alton dinner for Miss Townsend.
Two new pupils have enrolled the
beginning of the week.
S. R. Logan, superintendent of
district %, visited the Roman schools
Thursday and Friday of last week.
A dance will be given by the Ro-
nan school in the Roman opera house
one week from next Saturday, Feb
II. The proceeds will go toward pay
ing for the Victrola. Music will be
furnished by the Carr four-piecs or
chestra.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-02-09
MOIESE VALLEY

G. F. Whitesitt and sons purchased
the Normandeau saw mill northeast
of Roman last week. The Clyde White
slit family was moved to Roman by
Albert McAuley on Saturday where
they will live until their house at
the mill is completed. For use at
the mill, the Whitesitt's purchased
5000 pounds of potatoes from e. j.
Price of this valley.
C. 0. Lundhom is remodeling his
house this week.
Mrs. John Wagner will spend sew
eral days of this week in Missou]a
for dental work.
Mrs. S. F. Solberger, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harvey
Fullerton and family, departed on
Saturday for her home at Hamilton.
Saturday evening Walter Tucker
had an accident on the Grow Creek
grade when his horse slipped off the
grade. dragging Mr.. Tucker with it.
NClJnef morse nor man were SER
iously injured, but their escape is
considered little short of miracu-
lous by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hilton took
as their guests to the Round Butte
box social and dance Saturday even
ing, the Misses Durham, Tribble
Wagner and Albert Hilton.
Doight Price, A. H. Hooper, Misses
Gilbert and Hooper formed another
Moiese party to attend the consoli-
dated school dance.
On Saturday evening an Equity
social was held at the Moiese club
house and at the same time a Farm
Loan Association was organized anG
officers elected as follows: Presi.
dent, H. G. d. Hall; Vice President
J. w. Hazard; SecretaryTreasurer
]. H. Pritchard, and the three ap.
praisers are e. ]. Price, Tony Lowen.
berg and Henry Lowenberg.
Robert Vannice moved the house
he purchased from Frazer's on his