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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-01

will be the Fargo band. Company B.
First North Dakota regiment, draft
ed men, Moorhead Home guard,
Fargo Home guard, delegations from
labor and other organizations and
citizens in general.
The military bodies will form the
parade at the Great Northern pas
senger depot.
The line of march viii be from the
Great Northern depot on Broadway,
down broadway to N. p. avenue to
Moorhead. and return by way OF
Front street through Island park to
the Fargo college stadium where ex-
hibition drills by the several milf
tary bodies will be given.
Following the drills, Hon. A. T.
Cole, Judge OF the Third judicial dis
trict. will speak on The Patriotism
OF Labor, and Hon. N. G. Young on
The Men OF the National Army. Hon
" r. Lowell. chairman Of the Fargo
Home Defense league, will preside.
The Company B quartet will sing.
Every Fargo citizen Is invited to
take part In the demonstration and
parade, according to an announce-
ment by the committee In charge to-
day Members OF the Fargo Home
guard will assemble at the AgricuI-
tural college at 1880 o'clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-01
AGITATION FOR
SEPARATE PEACE
German National League Wants Wig
orous Measures 20 STAMP Out
Movement Bn Austria.

5 Copenhagen, Sept. LA telegram
received here from Vienna says the
German National league has de-
manded that the government take
vigorous and unsparing measures to
check the agitation for a separate
peace by Austria. 1t is declared that
the Germans in Austria will oppose
to the last any proposal to cede
Trieste or South Tyrol to Italy. A
resolution adopted by the league IN
Weighed against the irresponsible ele-
ment which is making 1t dificult for
Austria to continLe by her allies
side and painting the situation at
the front in dark color.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-01
READY FOR TROOPS
Army Cantonmenta Will De Conn
PIeted When Needed.
(By Associated Press-)

Washington, Sept. 1.-The Six
teenth national army cantonments
each representing small city Tor
the housing OF 10000 soldier inhabi-
tants will be ready for occupancy as
rapidly as the troops are called TO
the training camps Secretary Baker
announced today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-01
RADICALS LOSE
IN FIRST TEST
tRy Associated Press.1 )

Washington, Sept. LIN the first
test OF strength between senate
radicals and conservatives on war
profits taxation, the radicals were
defeated today when the senate re-
jected the maximum amendment Of
Senator johnson of California for a
gross levy Of eighty per cent on war
profits.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-01
sHIPPINe sToeK EARLY.
Lack Of Grazing Said 60 BE Gauss
Fer Early Movement.

Kilideer. N. D., Sept. Nineteen
carloads of fine young stock bound
Ieilldeer and Saturday a second train
81 thirty ears will 20 out. Much Of
this stock is being shipped earlier
than ordinary for lack Of grazing
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-01

The great mass OF Russian people,
with their suddenly found freedom,
will not find themselves for two
generations in the opinion of Albert
B. Clarified, New York, who was a
Fargo visitor and guest at the Fargo
Y. NJ. G. A. Friday night.
Mr.. Clarified was born in Russia,
coming to the United States four
years ago. He spent several terms
in Russian prisons under the old
regime, knew Alexander Kerensky.
the present premier, and knows the
Russian peasant and his trend OF
mind.
Mr.. Clarified is a law student at
New York university, and will COM
plete his course next spring. He is
spending the summer representing
several New York firms in the north
west.
Charges 10 Too Great.
Eighty per cent OF the people
OF Russia are illiteFate'' said Mr..
Clarified, 'and their minds were in
capable Of graspinR the great
changes that came with the reYolu-
tion. They were totally unprepared
for. the suddenly found freedom, They
lost their equilibrium.
The mind OF the Busslan peaFant
had been misdirecked He had deem
taught only those things that would
and admire force and authority. and
and when he found that he was no
longer a slave he gave way 10 the
excesses which have followed the
I'm my opinion It win be two
generations before he finds him.
SELF.
Thinks Russia ls Done.
Russia, Mr.. Clarified believes. will
not again be a factor in the present
war, which, he declares, will greatly
Increase the size Of the task that the
United States has before II.
The revolution has broken up the
only organization Russia ever had,
and I doubt whether the present
regime can rally and reorganize the
forces. The Russian fights and Is a
hero once. but then he rests unless
something happens TO rouse him.
Il do believe. however, that II sew.
eraI regiments OF American yolun-
teers were sent to Russia. II might
have a wonderful effect"
KorniIofF Popular idol.
General Kornilofr, commander Of
the Russian armies, is the most
popular man in Russia today because
he represents force, which is the only
thing the great mass OF Russian peo-
pie are able TO recognize, Mr.. Clar-
field says.
Premier Kerensky has too great a
mind for the average Russian, and
he Is not likely TO be appreciated for
years to come, Mr.. Clarified said.
iFor generations and generations the
Russian has been taught TO respect
and admire forces and authority, and
he is not 70 be shaken from that
habit for some time.
Il knew of Alexander kerensky
when he was a member Of the duma,
but his several terms in prison, once
or twice in solitary confinement, have
undermined his health, and pictures
today show him only shadow Of his
former SELF.
Russian prisons used to have
the faculty OF taking a man down.
/ know, for spent several terms In
them myself.
you can appreciate how easy II
was TO land In prison in Russia
under the car when tell you that
one OF the old Russian laws provided
a six-year term in prison for think
ing against the car.
Likes the United States.
Mr.. Clarified likes the United
cfafaa and fufenda IN STAY here
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GERMANS GET REPLY
Full Text Of President Wilson's Mes
sage is Published in Cologne.
(By Associated Press. }

OF President Wilson's reply to the
Pope was reproduced without COM
ment in the Friday noon editions OF
The Koelnische Zeitung.
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INCREASE sUPENDED.


Nby NEaaWNEENLUW n N9NsI
Washington. Sept. LA proposed
increase OF / cent per hundred
pounds in the rate on flour and 9TH
er grain products from Minneapolis
and points taking the same rate to
Chicago and other Lake Michigan
ports for eastern transportation via
the Great Lakes which was to be-
come effective today, has been sus-
pended by the Interstate commerce
commission until Sept. 80.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-01
FIGHT CANCELLED.
Jack Britton Unable to Meet Johnny
Griffiths at Akron.
Frz~. A-.n.amxMA b~a-wW
tBy Assoeiated Press

Akron, o., Sept. lie. G. Conway,
chairman OF the Akron boxing COM
Britton has cancelled his engagement
to fight Johnny Grifhths, ~ rounds
at Akron, Labor day on account OF
illness.
An effort is being made TO
substitute Mike 0'Dowd Of st. Paul.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-01
Russian, Formerly Held
Prisoner in Russian Po-
itical Jail, Visitor
UNABLE YET TO
APPRECIATE CHANGE
Masses Require Different
Instruction and Educa-

John w. Adams, general sec
retary of the Fargo Y. M. G. A.,
has arranged with Mr.. Clarified
to make an informal talk on con-
ditions in Russia in the ''Y"
auditorium at o'clock this ev-
ening. Mr.. Clarified viii also
answer questions. There will be
no charge or collection.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-01

Mr.. Clarified likes the United
States, and intends to stay here.
you Americans don't appreciate
the freedom you have In this cOun-
try, he said. "Hare q man is free
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-01

Daughter OF Ssmada'a Governor-gen-
eraI Announces Engagement.

Toronto, Sept. i. 1.-Announcemen
Of the engagement Of Lady Maud
Cavinsh, the eldest daughter of the
al Of Canada, to Capt. Angus Maekin-
tosh, A. D. G.. of the Royal Horse
Guard, was made here today.
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contInued on &c TwO.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-20

gtod elmer fiir5li6 befonnt genlud,-
ten 8eroronung oe8 grportousIdui-
Ie8 Der Nominiitration iperoen fir
Senoungen BON eetpiiien Nobrungs.
mttteln naf onaoa unb Rel..
tunolano oieIeIben Grloubnisiheine
notig iein, pie fiir bic glusfubr bieier
Artitel nad anbern 2dnoern. Der
f3lpef OieIer 8eIttnnltng iit,eine en-
9ere 3uonrmenarbett 8ipiihen Der
omerifoniihen 1tno conabiihen No6.
notwithstanding 5u ihoffen
nno e8 BEN Ser. Staoten 3u ern10gli-
diem ihre 8orrdte 81 fonierbieren,
fal5 iih annppbeit einIteaen iollte.
Die in t5rage fonlmenben RabrungS-
arttfel Itno gsei5en, 3ei5ennebl. gut-
ter uno 3ufer Sur 3ett lit nod fei.
ne GinIdrdnfltng Der 2ebensmittel.
Ien0ungen noh Canada eeplant; Ipd-
terbin mag iebod notnenoig ner-
ben, Die auSfubr 5u reaulieren.
Der fe1tgeieBten 9Iusfubr groBer
Mengen aoblen nod CANADA ourh
Die Sdfen on BEN eroBen Seen altf
Soften Der Staoten oes storofpeitens
miro in fiir5eiter 3eit BON Der grenn-
Notwithstanding ginbolt ee-
tan tperben.
england bot aneeblih iiber 1,7O0,-
300 9onnen Goble1t nod Canada Elm.
lefiibrt, 90 es bobere Ereiie 5ablte.
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llh, ooB 6orrer $t5O,OOO,OOO bon
Den 6m0If 8llnoe5 .2onb6onfen inner.
bolb zines SSobrc3 borgen tper0en
>Sm 2lu9u7t ollein iino bereitS GeIud,e
nm 3uiamnen $2l 100000 eingelall.
fen.
Nus Wnihin9ton fon1mt 0ie gtof.
rld)t, Dob in fur3er 3eit 6oS Gtoat8.
amt un0 0ns S5l1iti3on,t eincn ou8.
filbrlid)en 9erift iiber oie oeutihe
Bropogon0o in 9lmerifo uno onbern
S0noern berauSQeben tper0en. 9ie
oelttIdanerifaniide Breiie uno 9cs
oolter1tng fann einen IoIden gnt,
ih1uB nur oufrihtiQ pillfommen bei-
BEN. 9eur bolle Gffenbeit fam ale
3tpetfelnoen @lemente oaoon iiber8eu.
gen bob Die @ehauptung Ser Gegie.
rung, Bob 1eutihIono ihon Dor Dem
arlege eine gegen 2merifn gerid)tctp
Eropaganoo bier betrie6en bat un0
oaE uno mie oieie Qropagonou iebt
nod fortgeIebt miro, auf unlpioerIeg~
lihen geipetIen bcruf1t.
Gie 0eutihortertfaner ober unb
ihre TreIie noIlen oteie bolle Often.
belt ol1h besDeqen, neil bieIe Geut-
ihenbaIier iid niht entbloben, iie nit
elmer iolhen Bropuganba in birefte
gerbinbung 5u bringen unb iie ols
unloDal ,lnb unamerifaniib su brono-
morfen Dariiber rniiBte MN cine
oerartige geroffentIiduns inn tpeite.
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vHlliiiitbe Ncpublif"


! &aibinatpn, 19. Sept. - gSeiter,
100000 Wann Soloaten Der ueueu
nationalen Nrmee iinb nah Den 5rai
niernngssSamps beOroert poroen.
&openbaaeu, 19. Sept. - 3iuej
beutId,e lt-Supte iunrocn bon Den
Sriten pcrienft uno 6 Wtaun Der sc.
iotnug gefangen GenOmmen.
Eetrograb, 19. Sept. - ,\nfoloe
NCroerunaen Der rabifalen Warima=
llltcn baben bic Spibeu bcs ruiiiiden
&oIfSrat9 reiigntert.
Nmon, Gbina, 10. Sept. - Gin
Id)reflid)er SlpbOpn on Der Giiite bon
Nmop frroerte nber 900 MenidDenlc-
ben nnb 5eritOrtc s. ErOscnt Der i'm
0ofen befnolihen Sd,iffc, GaS io-
paniidDe Gampfid,iff rNmafuIa" BON
1856 Sonnen nno Elm iriibereS bcnt-
Ides SdDiff, iebt r&iUng @ai", ,uurs
ben anf Die 9tiffe getrieben,
Berlin, ~. Sept. - 6ransDIiidDe
SnftIdDtffer bDmbarOiertcn iolecnbc
OcntIdye StGOtc Stnttaart, Snbinecn,
@rcnbenitabt, SbenbOrf, Snarbraf.
fen nuD GOlntar, iOruie 1Srenocnitabt
$4,000 Nilo Spnamit uuroeu i'm
t8an5en angeblitp aboemOrfeu. Ser
Sdnben lit anacblldD gcriug unb BET
Stuttgart unroe MIR Elm Solont
leId)t uerlunnoet. Srci franSDliidDc
HnftId)tffer iunroen berabgeidpoiieu.
Ghriitiauta, Nurluegen, 19. Sept.
- TfntId)c ll-GOOte Derleufteu bic
normeaiihen Sdiffc rTaeto" nuo
n Sbpma@ Gra0", nit 1892 reIp. 1869
Sonnen. %icr Wann oin9en Derloren.
GhrlltiHnta, Normegcn, 10. Sept.
Gin beiuaffnctcr nmerifauiIdcr Gam
pier DcrIenfte Elm oemtId1es lt=SOpt.
MaIbrnatoa, t9. Sept. Gic
amcrlfantidle 9icatcruua gcmGbrtc
GnaIanb cine neue NInleibc bon 80
Tpllnrs unb Nranfreid, 20
Sie Jest Elm Sotal BON
s., ,391 100000 an Die 2llliierten.
9|ep DOrf, 19, Sept. - $500 |
SDngIhUremen III Den S11fen Reiu !
9)orfS ein9eu on ben Streif nub AS |
900 'Safcnarbetter iUllen ebenfaifs an
ben Streif beOrocrt merbeu, lpenn Elm |
&UrmunH nid)t entIaiicu
uiro.
Gnitcr, :. Z, 10. Sept. - Ger
ION Snnoesrldtcr Gll;Ott mcocn 8t-
ctolgnng oes Eraii0enten @ilion au
'lnem Sabre ;3ud)tbaus oernrtcilte
has, IOll lunrOc ae9en $1,000 Slra.
DAFT ans Der S5aft entlniIen unb miro
IN bic bObere Snitans nppellieren.
Woiblnston, 19. Sept. - Bonn De
,raIentantcnbnnie >uuroe gcitern bic
SOrlaae, bic cine Nadtraasforoernna
ION S1OOO,O0OO fir bic 9lrmee, bic
inltenbefeIti9nng nnb bic SdJiffabrt.
ctorOe cntbalt, einitimmig aneenum-
nen.
Ct, Eaul, 10. Sept. - Stun tan.
Pno Selegatcn, NnbGn9cr Der yNuns
ortlIan Gen9ue" uno &crtretcr Der
Irbeiterid)ait, iuufncn
CT uSencrnngsfpnpention Der Bro
n5cnten nno &pniumeuten" bel; au-
eroCm olcle EOlitifcr uno cine lin.
tcngc Tarmer.
Ste Gcttnng hat Der critic rSarmcr-
}onuernenr Der Ser. Staatcn, 6. Z. II
'rn5lcr oDn 9tOrb GafDta. Der 8ir- I
uOn Ct. 9Snul bief bic Ser
lmmlnn9 ber5lih millfummcn. T
0cnuernenr Tra5ier iastc ii. a.: /
Die Iarmer babcn nielermGrts in
rn Iebten S}abren idledDte Grnten ae- i
nbt nno otes Sabr mieber. Inter t
IN llmltanoen lit Der feitseiebte @ei- #
nprelS 5tt,nItd, nieorig. 8ir pro- II
ltlerem oageacn nid)t, bod itub mir
bersengt, oak and, Die Ereiie anoerer s
Observation-Disclosures sereselt mer- 3
n iulten. b
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/ (sSIr luerben in nGditer g1n,nme,
an@tnbrIld anf Die aOnOcutiOn suriit
fOmmeu. - Die SdjriftI.)
Baltimore, Mb., ~. Scptember.-
Wottbolo ErniIe, elmer Der Grbauel
oes 0anoels-Sand,bOotcs ,9eutid,
lamb, Der auf Der eritcn Reile bes
SdDlffeS nadD ben Der. Staatcn fam
nno am 20. Ingnit intcrnicrt luurbe
beslng int 8efansniS Selbitmorf
onrd Grhau9en.
Sonopn, Is. Sept. - Tnrd, bent.
ld)e lt.SOote iunroen Die nurlucoiid,eu
Sampfer yNIfelao" uno ,,Siein" Der.
Ienft. II Wann Der ScIabunecn fa.
men angebltd INNS Gcbcn.
Sntolge oes 8ortluntc8 6eS diff
rlerten SeIearamms oes friberen
oent'd)en &ertrcters in 9roeutiuie,t
nber gipnrloIe &erienfnnoen" Ioa TO-
tort cine llntcrIudrnng bc5iialid, Der
ais gOcrmlft" semeIocteu Gambler
anaeltcilt uerben. &ielc 0ampfrr.
oIe III oteiem Sabre ais uermist anacs
td)lagcn mOroen iinb, itcllten ie mehr
al" 25O,OOO RfnnS bar.
Grfinonng GOiluns?
eot1on 'ell etnen Npparnt sur 9lb,
lenfnna bon SorpebOs crfunben bs,
ben. Eanagiere zines NIT cincm Iols
dDen 9lpparnt beriebenen omerifoni.
ld)en Sompfers DeritdIern, Sa6 Elm
Sorpcoo, oas anf bas Sd,iff oboe-
ldDonen >unroe, fnr3 beuor es bas
Sd1tFf bate treffen mHiIcu, abaclenft
mnroe. 0s ianlte in Die f>6lc nnb
9Ittt III ctnem g3infel ab, ais es mie-
Der ms &aiIer fam nno fuGr bonn
btnter Dem SdDiffe Dorbei,
EittsbnrAh, IS. September '-;Sait
taIlteno St0blarbeiter Der Sunes 4
TangbIin Steel So. mnften Gentc
nilRig ieln, iueiI iid) 300 S5eiser lueis
0crtcn, an Die Nrbeit at qeAen.
NnibinatOn, 10. Sept. - Die er-
ten vGibertb Bombs" lucrOen ieitens
Der II Snnoesreierpe6anfcn am 26
September an bic Snbifribemtcn Der.
telIt uer0en.
Horis, Is. Sept. - Ger franao6.
Id'e Sanfbampfer nSonptt" lit am II.
September i'm Wtittclmecr nnterae.
1angeu.
6eliinafOrs, IS. Sept. - 9m fin.
tIdlen Arlcashafen @tbora, Der "a
Utcllen nprblueitlidD bon Getruarob
!cle9en lit, iinO ltnrnben amsoebro.
ben, an oenen audi Solboten betei.
l9t luaren. Sm Serlanf oerIel6cn
unroen 20 Offi5ierc get0te.s unb 60
rnocre iuer0en bermtRt.
Nraenflnien hat nnaehlidD aIS einc8 |
Ter erlten GGnber Die meme yHcpublif
offi5tell onerfannt.
NnRIano lit ufffi5ien snr Hepublif
rfI0rt moroen unb Elm Gabinctt BON
inf WfttglifOern, NIT Gcrensfp an
'cr Spite, ernnnnt mDroen. Srob-
em 1T natlirltdp bic tnnere 8efabr
lldDt beIeit!at, ba bic raDifnlcn Spy
ialocmOfraten init 270 qeacn $50
stmmcn fol9enoes Erperamm 0urh.
cIebt haben:
= SbidDaffuno oc3 EribateiQcntnms.
: Nontrolle Der ErOonftiun Onrdl bic
lrbetterfnIIen. - 8eId)lagnn1me Der
rlegaprofitc, - Gie crbarmnugslo-
Scltencruna 0es 9apitals. - SO.
lrtt9e GInlaouno an alle frieafiilDs
rnOen gambler, Iricben 5u idlieFem.
Die io5iaIiitiidDe Earaoe in stuf.
olm ant II. September blieb anqeb.
d) obne beiouoeren Ginbrnf auf Die
'eoOlfernns, oa ea itarf rcgnetc. 81.
c oem 3nge poran getragene IaGne
ntte bic NufidDrift: y8ce nit Der ae. {
slmeu Diplomatic" 9Inoere Sab. {
en- oenteten an, Oaf es itdD bel Der
emonitratiOn ebenio mobl nm cine t
int Snterefie oes ;srie- 4
ms, als i'm Sntereiie Der @abl ban. =
In funnte.
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|
9entInten ncrbmnbeneu llnrnbeu neh.
men clnen iucitcren llmf0ng an. Cine
% S)nros lanNe Bride lit acIprcnot
luOrocnt iuobnrdD 5iuct 2inicn nntcr.
broden nnO SruppenUcrldDiebunocn
nnnO9lldD Ncmadjt unroen.
HrpRe llnrnlt berridpt audi in ,>ta.
lien, oas ppn elmer Nnbrnngsmlttcls
mot bcorpht Iuiro. 9lm II. Cftobcr
olIen pon Der Hcoicruno Die eritcu
SrottnrtCn aus9cgcbCu mcrbeu, ourd,
neldDc Die Soneerntion oui Gin falbes
Ftnno bcmcncn mlrb, mcoen Der ac-
r1ngcn Ntl5cnerute, bic nm 10 Mtl=
l1nOnen GnlntaIS gertn9er uar ais
normal.
in Den Ger. Stnatcn mulleu bic
Nrbettcrnnrnhcn ntd,t enScu. Nfit
Wnhc mnroc Der omrdl bic Grlaubnis-
Oermtlgcrnng elmer NrbeiterparnSc in
Sprlngtlclh, IQ., berDurqernfenc
Strelt ppn tauicnbcn Don 9lrbcitcru
oaonrdD beIaclegt, bof oicIe GrIaub-
nls nadltrGgltdl crteilt lunroc. 2t91
srbcltcr nnb Sraucn hieltcn cine ga.
rGoc obt pcrbunbcn nit Rcoen i'm
Elncoln Eorf, ubnc oaf Eoli3ci ubcr
NIItslbcrlffs Ooer Srnppen anlueIcno
mnrcn. II. a. crflGrte cine Hcouerin,
Nr0n GoIth Sorrcl, bic Satin einc$
Observation-Disclosures, ban i'm
&crgIcidl nit Den GOrpprntiuncn, bic
Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feiuolidl
9eatnubcr ltcben, Der 2tr6citer Der
uabre Ymerifancr marc. Tran Sprs
rel lpradl INIT Dem oerbeu Eruteit
clncr 6rnu, Die cs mnhe lit, init $2,71
taglldD cine TnmiIic beransnsicben."
9Seit Orubenoer lit Der NusItanb
OOn $4,000 GiIennrbcitern uuo Wes
dDGnlfcrn in San IFranciscu uno an.
bern (Solfit0otcn, muourdD Nrieasfons
1trntttOnaGrbclten, nnf $50 WilliOncn
Soilora gcidDabt, per5Ogcrt iuerbcn. /
S0ipelt fouute icitenS Der &ertrcter
Der Nc0tcrnug feline &critGnoiguua
cr5tclt iuer0en, trUbDcm cine schuprus
5entlNe EobnerbObung amgcbuteu uor.
ben lit.
Soiuett tuar es and nidlt m0alidJ, !
Die Soter 81 entOCfeu, lueIdDe am IA. |
September GHf Der YnnbanolesQinie
ctnen WfiIitGr5nQ in Der WGGe bon
ytln9o Snnctipn, CbiO, bcIdloi1en.
Stcr Soloatcn iOllcn Dermnnoct NOR
ben Ictn, oarnnter elmer Idllucr. Die
&ernnnOeten blicben onf oem 3uQc,
Der bic tSaBrt nadD Eittaburg fort,
este.
Sic bcss8ranoinrn in G6ica.
70 hat &eiueiIe fir Elm bcorO6lidDes
Der iO9cn, r,S, V. @." &c.
ue0una IN ben Ser. Staaten erbal.
en- Gte MitalicocrSabl oieIcr Ser.
Der oSnbuitriol ySorfcrS of
he &prlb", hat in ben lcBteu brei
}abrcn nm 1000 ErO5cnt snqenom-
ncn nno bctrG9t bcntc iibcr 10000.
Ger ErOpn1an6n iteHeu bcOcntcnOc
SeloInmmsn 5nr &erfiigunq nn0 bns
sNtcn9oer 0nnptQnNrtier fpnutc int
cbtcn Satire aQcin mcfr nls $t0O,.
NO on@aebCn, Gieic SntInden be.
Dciicn, OoF Oic Wtod)t Der raoifalen
lrbcitcrOr9aniIotiOn Der Z. yS. gS.
IN beadtenstucrtcr Tottor acluorocn
It, NIT fueldDem cine 9icoiernno i'm {
nno nod OIcl mebr im Grieo,
1t rcdDnCn hat
lmcrtfaniifcs Sanfboot i'm !0ofen
nntcrgcganaen.
@nIbIngton, II. September. II
,aS &rteasamt madlte befannt, baB
m Sreitag Woraen lester 8odye
in omcrlfaniifes ll-Sopt in ieinem :
I'D IN elncm etlantiIdcn Safen nm
'ratn9- &erluite on 2eben iino nid,t
Il bcfla9cn. Die l1riad,e oes ltn- !,
(tSortiebunq Quf Seite s.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-20
9aF Der ErGiioent cine quite @a6l

an Gerihing getroffen bot, lit aus ben
perniinftigen aniibten 81 erieben, oie
oieler iiber Die Seiitungen uno bie
Spfer, tpelde Der arieg perlangt, bar
legt. Gen 5eino niht at unterldG.
ten lit immer oas aenn5eiben zines
guten Jeloberrn geipeien.
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(NlIi oIfoboltrciea Sdloppcrpolicr
trinfen nulBt, fIlhe nitt 81 icbr.
Sin WiBbolo bat mobI ertI0rt, cs
lhnede QcroOc, ais Oh MON 0lc eigcuc
>Sdmeltcr tjllie, olcin un3 ormcn
oeutidcn Nolrnoliltcn crlhcynt unIc-
re 2ufQobe, lr1tcr obmalten0en Ser
holtni1icu Oie 3eltunQ herat55ugcbcn,
mie Die l(morntng elmer bolcn mi0Cr-
huoriQcn ShlpieQermutter @ic man
pitrioIgetrQnftc Gcppldno9el hlmn-
ter 1dIltdt mic Slppc obnc Sul5, mic
Nroten ohuc ShmQl3.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-20
9ieber bentId)er Geier, uenn Gu

Cir feline Gp5peplio onorgern DiuIt,
Die Dies lei0er beim Sd)reiber Der
,yoIl it, Damn bIcibe aus ben o&rte9s=
V}oOIe5" meg; guf' oud niht IN ben
Gpie0cl oonit Gu Die @unncn- un0
Uurbore>l-Norltcn un0 Ole N0rncr
nidbt ooh entocf7t mcId)c 9einc Qe-
moIttotiQcn, bhttriinIti0en NorIobrcn
I'M NlulOe NIT Ocn Ieltiel - ouf
Did, obnc DOB Nlt c3 OorDcr gcmubt
hnlt, pcrcrbt hubell.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-20

item lnIongc alorbeit bringen Die.
'e tam nur 3eigen oaB Der meitauS
9roBte Setl Der 1eutid)omerifaner
BON 0ielcr @eldul0i9uno in feiner mic
lnltner 9eorteten IciIe betroiien mer.
oen tonn neil er toti0hlih ME etpa8
NIT elmer oerartiQen 0ropoQonbo All
tun 9ebobt bot. Soften ober 6ieie
9emei'e 3eigen, OoB es ood) ein8elne
Selltldomerlfoner 1n0 oeutihamert.
tonI'he 3eitungen qibt, oie ibre
Hflldten OergeIien boben, 0ann milo
ben lopolen Die M0gIidfeit qeboten
meroen ooS SiIdtud 5miiben iih uno
Ser nieoerIGnoiihe 8eionote in
Den Ser. Stooten, GSonf1eer ban Slap
pnro, lit bon ieiner Negierunq obbe.
ruren morOen. Gr ipro6 bel Sefre-
tar Naming Dor, Inn ibn NIT Der Sot.
ldhe betannt 81 MAIDEN uno an3u.
rroAcn oh &err ban Honen, Der IA
ielnent gtadfolger ernonnt noroen
III, Der Nc9ierlng Ser Ser. Stauten
8enebm it, Ropparb iou, pie bon ei-
ner bolGnoiiben 3eitl1hg erfldrt
miro, ietnem Soften ni6t eeipadien
leir.
Ger gorgelofontroIleur bat on ale
Notionalbonfen bes 2onoes bic 4uf.
foroerung erlaiien 3ur ginienbuna
bon. gilan5melbllngen NIT GeIf1ftg.
IhluB am II. September.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-20
GOitorieQe StoBieuf,er.
Gnrdl NQdlt altm Gidlt!

0urd, Nod)t gum 2idt! - 9urd
SeelcuDlrrlal 3ur rehten Grtenntnl9 !!
Cine 9elpiiie Sorte 9lmeritoner miro
1ns oereinlt nod gar Diel ab3ubitten
bdber, lpenn mir lm8 lelblt trcu blels
ben un0 Dem HonOe unllrer NQbI mo
1nIerem GiOltlpur.
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Die alte ,heutldle Narbe" itir6t

0le alte roent1mc O0f0c 1tlrDf
blcr3uIan0c aus, Die 0cutIdc GlmUaus
ocrung bot Ii6 bctomtlih IN 0cn let
ten GSobrcn Dor ocm &rie9c ebcnioua
be0Cuten0 Derrin4crt nQd) Dem 6ric-
0cu8id}luB pcrOcn, mcun mir uiht
Qon3 lrn0 gar irrcu, toltIeuOc lmo
ubertollicnOc aus 0cn &er Stooten
oltSlpon0ern lmO Die ocutihlprodlgen
,3ettlln9cn 0lclc2 &ot0cs tonneu Damn
nit Oen Oeutiden Nultorcn ilber
~0cutihe NltltllrouI9obcu" lnO ulSocs
oll8nuo" utcrellontc Gcbatten iijb,
ren omit Ql0n5cn0cu 9ll(Qeu un0 lee
rem @cI0bcutcln -- notobcuc, menn
lie bis 3llnt I}ricOcnalhllB pom ner.
uOIeu 3lionlnenbrud Derlhout &c.
bliebeu lin0.