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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-30
PROTEST AGAINST
UN-AMERICAN TALK
OF DANISH SOCIALIST

London. June 3o.-Reliable infor-
nation reached London today to the
effect that DR.. Maurice Egan, Ameri-
can minister at Copenhagen, has de-
livered protest to the Danish for
eign office against anti-American ut
terances of M. Stauning. socialist
member of the Danish cabinet at the
Stockholm peace conference.
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NEW GERMAN WAR .:
CREDIT TO COME .
UP in REICHSTAG

Berlin, June 30.-The Reichstag
next week will be called on to approve
for the current fiscal year. authorizing
the chancellor to mobilize, a new war
credit of $4,000, 100000 marks, bring
ing the total appropriation for the
war to 94.OO0.OQQ. 900 marks
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BIG Fighting
ship LAUNCHED
Idaho, One of Biggest in the
American Navy, Launch
ed at Camden.

Camden, N. j.. June 30.-Another
monster. fighting machine for the navy
took the water here today from the
yards Of the, New York Ship Building
company when te super-dreadnaught
Idaho was successfully launched. Be-
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LEADING NONPARTSANS SWING TO BURTNESS;
ATTEMPT TO F0lST SOClALISTI DEMOCRAT ON
THEM LEADS TO STRONG INDEPENDENT ACTION
200 SAILORS ARE
WILLING TO DIE

Petrograd. June 3o.-Two hundred
sailors from the Baltic feet have ap-
peared at Riga. to join the army and
lead in an attack upon the enemy. ac7
cording to, the Russkaya VOLTA. Their
action. says the newspaper, was taken
as the result Of a declaration by an
army officer that II 1900 brave men
willing to die for their country could
be found the whole army would
fight"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-30
u. 5. TRANSPORT
FLEET MADE Am
EXCITING TRIP
Ships Received Frequent
Warnings Of Submarines
Near Their Path.
FRENCH TOWN IN
HOLIDAY DRESS
Censor Releases First Story
Telling of Arrival of
Americans.

A Port in France. June 2e-Delay-
ed by censor. 1.-The first contingent
of American troops landing today
were greeted joyfully by the popula-
ton Of this whole district.
The transports. whose expected ar
rival had not been previously an
nounced publicly came steaming in
to the harbor in a long line at an
early hour. The news that the
Americans were arriving spread with
amazing rapidity and by the time the
troop. ship drew along side the quays.
where the men were to disemark,
thousands were on hand to greet
them.
A wild welcome was shrieked by
cries Of "vive Ia France" and ''vive les
Dtats Unis'' seemed to come from
every throatein the crowd, which was
thickly dotted with the vari-colored
uniforms Of French soldiers and sail
ors. Meanwhile the bands on the
warships were playing 1.-THE Star
Spangled Banner and ''The Marseil.
les" as the American colors were
hoisted.
Town in Holiday GaFb.
The town soon took on holiday
appearance and before the day wae
over scores Of American nass were
flying along with the tri-colors o1
France over public buildings and pri.
vate homes.
Delegations Of American army ON.
GERS from Paris and American nava
men from elsewhere were presen
with French military men Of higf
rank and a similar representation
from the French navy to receive tn,
new fighting forces of the allies.
Warnings Of U-Boats.
Land was first sighted from tn,
transports on Monday night after al
exciting trip through the submarin,
zone. Frequent warning of sub
marines operating in the expedition
course were received during the las
I.fewdays Of the voyage and the pass
age through the war zone was mad
at high speed.
The men were prepared for ever,
emergency during this psrtod. Boat
land life RATS were plncet 90 q. TO b,
1aHielft, = .ssss n y sG3id ihe Watches q
lall Nthe iookoul4 stations I 1tstas henyfi!
reinforced.
H. Weather conditions during the en-
tire voyage were ideal and the mel
arrived in excellent health The day
were warm. the nights cool and com
Portable. while the sea was unusuall!
smooth. Very few cases Of sea sick
ness or other illness were reported.
The various units Of the American
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VERDUN. HISTORIC FIELD WHERE CROWN PRINCE
LOST HIS GREATEST BATTLE, AGAIN SCENE OF
" FIERCE GERMAN DRIVE, But FRENCH HOLD OUT

day. will bring about passage Of the
food bill by the senate early in the
coming week. possibly by Tuesday.
Debate continued in the senate
today. principally on committee
amendments,
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The various units Of the American
expeditionary force having reached
France safely, the censor has released
dispatches filed during the week de-
scriptive Of the arrival of the different
contingents. No previous word has
been received with the exception Of
one dispatch on Wednesday announc-
ing that the second contingent had
disembarked and gone to- camp.
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,hree children.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-09
MnipcrgitdtsItmc cntcm
fir Nric0spcrbiitMn0!
SeHbeH bies6e5iglide S~elegramme
an bic Stnbenten beatider
llniberitGteu.

Stem gorf, o. Jeb. lleber 100
Shaoenten Der Columbia nniberii.
tat, neIhe all Der Grbaltung 0es
5rieoens intereiiiert lino, baben fol.
genOes Drabtloie8 SeIegroum mad
GentidIano geianot:
@ir, MitgIieoer Der Columbia
~llniberiit1t, itnO beitrebt, ben Srie.
ben 81 betuabren uro rllfen Gu6,
Nitglieber Der llniberiitdten GeutIG.
lambs ouf, gliren @influB onglipen.
ben, ireenO einen S6rttt sa Der.
biuoern Der sum arieg fiibren t6nu.
te.
@leid5eitig mur0e1 oie Stioen.
Ten Der beri6ieoenen onlerifaniiden
llniberitt1ten telegrapbii9 benodriA.
tigt, uno eriuht iid 6ieiem 8orge.
ben an8uiflieBen iino dbnli6e sc.
legramme a~b5uienoen.
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Ntcrik. 1cn0reb
crfclot ant II. 1ftdr5!

Staot M}erico, Q. 5ebr. Die
ltelle 8erfainlng lit aacrotngs in
Oieier ISOLDE I'M gar5en 2ouoe feier.
lid b~erflu0et mor0e1t, ober eS miro
nod cine Melge @eieBe getua6t
lperben miliien, nm Diele Der Ser.
faiiungsbeltimmungen III Die graris
eth3ufibren. Die 9rdiioenten. uno
aongreBnaB[ lit ieood befinitto ol1f
ben IL. Mdr8 feitgeiebt poroer. Die
9titgIieOer oes 9ongrefies treten i6r
gnt am Is. april an uno Der 8ras
it0ent ont l.. Mai. Die Meitglieoer
oes S6ergeridts tperoen bonn Son.
greB ernalrtt tper0en uno man
nimmt an, Dab bis gum 1. SUM oos
@retutib., 2eoisIatib. uno s5uiti3oe.
feline amt8pflid)ten aus.
miro.
Die benz 8riegs0epnrtement siiaes
gangelen teleorapbiiden 9todridtcft,
onb Die lebten Grrppen Der 8er.
Ibingidlen Stroierpeoition @1ertco
bdtten, rief 9ier feline be.
0eulonItration berbor, Oh.
gIeid) ii6 algeHeine 8efrie0igung
barber fun0gab.
General 9eriberto Sara lit 8uu
5eianotcn in Cuba ern1nnt mor0en.
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Bernitcrff ion
Ncn Kric9 Dcrbiitcn!
'Ha er Gin grhHblider aenmcr Der
ameritauiiden @erbiltHiKe lit,
iOltc inn bas seliusen.

8aibington, 3. 5ebr. Cine
An5abl bieiieer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
limo Der Wleiuung, oaB Der friibere
gOtidafter gernitorff in Der Gage
leiu miro, einen arieg 5iuii6en ame,
rita ullO 2euti9Iono gu berbinoprn
ipern bteies nod m6gIi6 if, obne
bnB ieitens 9euti6lanOs etluos III.
bernommen miro, oos gum @riege
fiibreu muB. aitS glanbiulrOiger
0ueIle berlmttet, 6oB- @rnf 8erns
tori nod ieiner &ntunft in Berlin
ben 8eriu6 maiden miro, Die
Irelnoidaftliden 8e5iebungen, Die
iiUiiden 4eutl6lon0 uno glmerita
5eltanOen pieoer ber3uIteaen.
ameritonii9e 9iplomaten, sic TO.
sben aus Deuti9Iano 5uriidgefebrt
ltilo, iagelL Dab bic Deltti9e giegie.
rung Die nabre nmeritonilde Sod.
lage nift UerItebe. gernItorff aber.
TENT Die amerifnnii6en poIitii6en
gerbaItniiie gcnou urio es loIlte ibm
leidt icin, feline &egierung In Die.
lelben cin5uDeiben. gr tperOe o..
oitrd nidt MIR Der oeltti6en Ion.
bern altd Der merifoniiden gteaie.
rtiug einen groBen 0ienit erpeiien.
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Hbfabrt Ses SrcScrik
Scr Nc6te uersSecrt?
SeauOinabian- american Clinic her.
laugt abiOlute Siderbeit fir
i6r SGiff.

aep gorf, 8. 5e6. 8eamtc
Der 6canoinnbion Qnlerieon 2inie,
go6en beute Die Grflarung ob, bof
ibr 9onpfer 5reberid Der a6te,
auf iuelden @raf b. 8ernitorff uno
oelttide &oniulorbeomte 8oIiage
nod europa beIe9t baben, nidt cher
in Gee itedDen miro, bis ite in SEQ.
penbogen bon amerifo, 5ranfreidL
England uil9 9eutihlono @arantie
fir bic Siderbeit oes genannten
8ompferS erbalten babe. 9ie 8e-
omten Der @eienidaft iogert, DAP fie
NIT ibren S4iffen oltf boher see
fem Hiitfo i~tbernebulen ipoae1.
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u1arktbcricbtc.
Cma6a 9iarftberiflt.

Omaha, 8. Sch.
Jiinopie6 -3uIubr 1900.
Beef Stiere bette, latlgiam an0ere
nicoriqer.
l050-lt.50.
@lttc bis bette 9eurlina 9eefes
@ute bis bette 0eeieS 1850
1925.
0itteImaBiga @eeie3 9.75-10.50
@efu6bnIi6e 8.00-S.75.
@eD69nlide S.00-9.75
@cp6bmIi6e 7.75-9.25.
9ceDeS 6.50-S.75.
02ittelnGBiqe S.50-t0.0O
Slide mo Sellers Iangiun, ME.
0riger.
@ute bis bette Sellers 7.75-9.O0
@ute bis bette aiI6e 7.50-S.25
MittelmaBiGt aiIbe 6.50-7.50
@%elnobnlide 5.25-6.5G.
anriigeiiiiterie Stierc 9.25-10.
Stoders ua0 6ecocrs Ionglanl,
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i1luod).
6eebers CUTE bis bette 8.75-9.25
@ittelm1Bigc 7.60-8.75.
Belp6bnlide 6.50-7.60.
@ltte b. bette Stofer8 1880
Stof Sellers 7.00-8.5O
Stod aiibe 6.00-6.75.
6tod adl6cr 10000
Seal aGlber S.00-tt.25.
Bulls mo Stags 7.00-S.50
Bologna @uq8 6.00-7.00
S6pciue-3uiubr 1880; 9larit
15c bober ais geitern.
Gurd)i6nittspreis t1.70-11.95
@ofiter 9reiS 1900.
Sdafc-3ufuDr 1000; Wiartt lang.
iollL fat felt.
Hammer 13.25-1425.
Mlltterihofe 9.00-r10.60
8iooer 9.50-11.15.
Mttttcridufe 9.00-t0.75.
@efilttertc Wtutterihnfe 10-15c
b6ber.
6eeOcr Mtltteridofe 6.00-8.00.
6eeOcr 2diluHer 1850 1880
S1Drlinqc tL25-13.00
Satumcr 40 Soc nic0rigcr nl3
aeiicru morgen.
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Oas ,,SatbetlanS"
6nScrt Icinen Uanem!
Die 6efaHntc 3eitidrift ipirO in 3n.
funft ais DSbe 3ep @OrlS"
erIdeiHeH.

Stem gorf, 8. 6eb. - &as .GSa.
tberlanb", befannt ols cine Der am
meiIten pro.oeuti6en 3eitIGriften inn
2anoe, miro in 3ufrnft unter Dem
Hanten oEbe Stem g8orlo" erIdei.
men, nie ibr Serousgeber @eorae
SplDeIter &ieref geItern mitteiIte.
Snoem er ii9 ouf Die 8orte bon
Carl Sdlr5 uMp country, right or
iorong, il right to be tept right; if
lprong, TO be iet right, besiebt,
lett 8ieref allseinnuOer, 6nB Sic
gfamen8dnoeritng bereits ieit gerolt.
mer 3eit benbii6tigt mar uno iebt
borgenommen plroe, I'M irgen6.
neIde MiboeritanOniiie 5t bermei-
ben.
u9os Switzerland" bat Itetg Der.
borgebobeL DAB es cine amerifoni.
iAe 3eitihrift it," beiBt es in Ser
Antilnoigung. Ser uripriinglide
gtarae iuur0e ais elm Tribut fur 6o8
SaIlO llnlerer Snter allgenorlHlert.
Inter @nterIano lit amerifa. 9te
gtnmens1n0erung beoingt feline gert.
oertng 0es Ser3ens. @ir baben
cine Iamensanoerung i6on nebr.
mails in Der @ergangeubeit i'm Gin.
ne 9ebabt.
8ir lperoen ms utiere llnab.
bangigfeit bes 9entens bepabren.
lino glalt6en ni1t 0oB mir bes
Reftes Der freten gebe berluItig ge.
ben, neil mir amerifoner 6eutIder
abtrnft iino, ieIbit falls es 8llrn
Rrieg 3tpiiden ben Ser. Gtoaten
lno 0eutidlano fommen fo[lte. 8ir
ieooh itnnotige Serausfor.
81 bermeioen.
Sn 8etiti6lano ipiiroe cine Belt,
nit Dem Ranen Uncle Sam"
gegentDartig nidt popular fem, un6
cine 8eitidrift nit Dem Romen 80
tberlan0" mag BEL bieLen @iniuen.
B~erOorritfen."
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ore6cs
PGneclsScfi5it!

8aris, 8. 6eb. 0as amtlife
SoltrnaL iagt Die ssntporte Jranf
reid5 beliefen iid i'm Sabre 1916
auf 15,t59,000.000 5rallcs, ollo
,123,000,000 5rallr8 nle6r ais i'm
porbergebenoen Sabre. SIM Sabre
1916 erportterte 5rnlifreid &aren
I'M 8erte bon 5,123, 000000 9rt8.
9ns SanoeIsoefi3it 5ranfreid8
aiuii6en Support ulO export belauft
iid olio fir oas Sa6r 1916 auf
raaO 100000, 900 5ranes.
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glmeriEa bant ennIifdle ediife

Can 5rantisco, Cal. 8. 5eb.-
3un eriten @}al lett 80 Sobren bat
England Sdiffe in amerifa in Dan
gegeben ioate bellte elm 8eamter
Der Union eiieuluerfe onbier. oie Ben
9ontroft er9oIien bat fir ben gat!
bon 0rei 10000 ION. 5~rad)tIdiffen
mir eugliide 6iruen. 9ie ge0in
guua III, Die Sdiife 10 id)liell mic
mir moglid, 81 %Dellcn0en. Cir iol
len iuuierholb II Monate Deraeitellt
mcrocr
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stalte hubert 0artuffelanfnhr.

amlteroam, iiber 2onoon, 8. Sc,
bruar. Ser u2otalan5eiger" be.
rif)tet, oab lpegeit Der Gerridenoel
aoIte Die 3ufubr bon aartoffeIn
mad Berlin nbgeidnittelt 1T, neil iie
auf Dem transport e%rfrieren mir
ben. Die ltGotiiden ge16roen iuer.
ben oaDer in bieier 8ode feline Scar.
toifcln berteilen founen, bod lit So.
fir geiorgt oaB oils griab grotmcbl
berteilt miro.
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Die ameritaniide Mesierung lGEt
bieierbal6 IN 9entIdlaRb
Gufrasen.

8oibington1 8. SEQ. 9os
StaatSoeportement Bat our6 ben
S6pei3er @eion0ten Or. Sitter bel
Der Oeuti9en 9~iegierung anfrogen
laiien, aus lpelbem @runOe ole 9l6.
reiie Oes omerifonii6en 9otI6afters
in DeutidlanO ber5ogert iuuroe.
Ser Stnatsiefret6r ipri9t Ooriiber
3Deifel aus, 6aB Die oclti6e Ne.
gieruug ben @oti6after a6f6tliG)
Die &eiie berpebrt babe.
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eina Sim fir Mnnitinnafn6rif

9tetu gorf, 8. 6eb. - gao6 elmer
aotferen6 5fUii6en @ouperneltr
8bituian uno @eFGngniSiilperiuten
bent Sas. DC. Garter tulroe beute
anaefiinoigt OoB eegebenenfaas bic
0rei Staats8 uGtbGuier in Sino
Sin8, alltburn itlto Clinton in 0lil.
nitionSfdbritett llnlgetpanoelt iperoen
iolen. Sic 1915 StrGfIinge IieBen
ii@ fat ale flir oieien 3tpcd Der,
penoelI.
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1O4.iG6riac acItor6cu.

Carlisle a.. 8. Sch. Snl al.
ter BON t04 Snbren LIT bier geItern
6rai Sanulet Sipe geItorbcn. 5ie
mar IN Der Sdlpei3 geboren uno
foHl ais fIeines ain0 nit i6ren 81.
tern nod Carlisle. 9(u6 mar sic
@eritorbene cine 5relnoin bon M2oI-
IN Bitder, Dem tapferen M1ohen
bes Neutrality-suspicious..
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66ieaeO WlarEt6eridIt.

G~iRbOis6-3uiubr 1000: Martt
Ionaiam ~getp6hnlid felt.
Soditer grei5 1890.
Canadian @ruiters 900.
SdbrIinge ipdt 9ierlstag 11.75.
SdDcine-3ufllbr 1900: 0arft
10 bis 15c b0ber.
S0fiter 9reis 1850.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1225-f2A5
3 dlaie-3nfIlbr 10000; Marft fcit
bis Toe tpstr.
Hammer .li2iitells &c nie0riaer.
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@er6d@tiaer Nentidcr nrrG0ftrt.

gteipsport Geips, 30, 8. Sch
Gin ianger Nann Der ieinen ga.
men ais 8olfgang Berger angob,
lunr0e beute bon ser @innon0e.
rungsbeborOe in &aft genommen
5n ieinem Goti56lld fon6 man bic
9ntnen bieler alnerifaniIder S@iffe,
Oarlrtter aud Ginger arieasidiffe
Der5eidnet. Berger Ioa BON 6em
Compiler uaaiier 8iI6elm Ser Gro.
be- entfloben ieir. (SeOenfaas mie.
Der cine alarmnodridt.)
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1riit fir @entrnle hrrlGnnrrt

4ari8, 0. 3eb. cine 02abrio
8epei6e oe8 Getit oSolfrna( iaat.
GelttidtmtS babe ben n%cntrnlen
5diffen cine meiterc 5riH bnn is
Stulben gege0eu, reutrole Sdi&
ml5uIaufeu.
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Nclterc CcMte
lcbcn GaScmettcl
Sir @erbOsfranfe.
atritrc genie lobeH easpm,ae.

Nttth ~NhAA ANutH 1ANBANNNLE
rs. September 1916.
@eebrter SER: Goeben faufte Id cine
lufiiete 1nbe @Gopnleiie 1nblets. Mifirie 5rau
iiiiD 10 arhrau0ten cline Iube bpn mo fan.
aeu ~oieielben pie niiae1e6en, 01eiHe HrdI
ipllfoe le9r rerooSs nIllrrtfn ur6 rei5bdr aHb
10 lpnr6e gIci@ialis eapoH ergrilieH. so bin
lrpb, baB 10 Gabomene erbtelt, Bic SEN HI.
tiaHo lietner Jrau 6eoelteno beiierten uno
mir ielbit iroil glerboitldt bic lloitae @adhts
liibe erm0slihten. &ir itn0 berejis beioe In
9qbrelL qbiDo0d tnetne 8ran 0ebuaptet, onG
if MOO jung VI, liHb felt iie Gaoomene
iiiHiTat, CLAUDE tB es iaif and, beHn Tie IN
u trte6iertil NIB belpepli6 pie friiber. Shire
eaooIiieiie Zn6lettet aabeH uHS has 9efiibf
RON iielleH eeltei. GiRfiegeH6 @larfeH tar
BAG @efunbbeitsbuG.
3o1amieuS Snab GeiIoe
219 G. @rpa6nnb, Musfogee, Ola.
gioti8: Ga6omene tablets lIto sipeifeTfos
eiH lilibertrefili1es Seilmttiel fir gerbcf
mn stdrper. Nn allen frii6eren abOtbefel
%perfanfi. BerioueH, ote 6urb 1aoomene 6eis
lung idtlbeH, ihuiben e5 lnoereR %StranIen,
bies oil Die Seriieqer 81 beri9ten,
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@fon fam 8iQiom Ranoolb6
Scarf MIR riidbaltlo8 6eipflidteu,
lDeltn CT idreibt: osSScoer ge0anfen.
loie, 5ielloie unO Baltlolc GenaaoQc
fam, CLAUDE i'd, elm Soft in Den
arieg itiir6eli; n6er mir Gin auBer.
0elpo9nli6 fabioer, geip~iiienbafter
tulo iUirfli6 mlttiger Staatsmann
fam in Oieielt lr1lruBigen 3etten elm
Bolt aus Dem ariege b~erolt8bebol,
ten
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Omaha, 3. 6ebrltdr.
Sarter S8ei5en-
gir. ?. 174-t75
scr. 3. 172-t74
Rr. 4. 1919
@eiBcr 6riiHiabrSmei5el-
Gr. 2. t69-17Gh
Nr. It. i66-173A
9uram &ei5eu-
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ST. es ni6t trmirig, ooB amerifa.
rer ibre Mttt. 4merifnner lire Bona.
litat beriidern miiiieu? 0a8 sctat
ilnr, luie menig Die @iit entertainer
Die 4meritaner fennen.
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Ganias gih @arftberidt.
@onias gin. 8. Ae6rnni

@onios Gin 8. 5ebruar.
@artcr 8ei5en-
gtr. 2. t76-17S
gtr. 3. t75-t7515
glr. 1. 1903
Gotcr seiSen-
Cir. ,. t7d-l76
gir. 3. t70-i7I
yir. 4. 160-I7t
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@66iter Grei8 1850.
5eeDer 2amnler 14.60.
Soobo &Gnu1er 1885.
aaniaS Gitp @tarftberidt.
auuio8 Gitp, 8. 6eb.
-3nfnbr 10000; @lortt

ONNNlN~ Nffp A|tNNANSb%thVAt
auuio8 Gitp, 8. 6e6.
RinOuieb- 3ufubr 10000; @iortt
idmG6er.
Stodcr8 90 bis 30c nieoriger.
@06Iter 8reiS 1900
GolDrooos 1916.
9eef Stiere felt bis idipad.
Sdbrlinge t1.25.
ailbe uno Sellers lnngIam feIt.
Sdlucine-3ufnbr 5000; @farft
5 bis t0c b0Dcr.
Observation-Disclosures III. 60-12.25
Sofiter BreiS 1910.
Sdafe-3ufubr 500; Marft tlonti,
nal.
@efiittcrte 2dmuer 14.40.
ct. 5Oicpb @arft6cridt.
Ct SoiepB, 8. 6e6.
&inOOieG 3uflibr 600; Motft OuIt
@6Gitrr 9reiS 1850.
SdwciRc 3uilGr G,5O0; @}arft
groBe Zoe sober.
60dlter BreiS 1926.
9urdifuihsbreis 11.90-12.25
Sdlafe-3uiubr 1900; Rdrft felt
@efiittertc 9Gnmer AGO.
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8el8r0de nit 8eI8trngen 8u ermGBig.
ten 9reiien.
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omaha @etrciScmarft.

0mabo, 8. 6ebrudr.
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Sun0erte feiner G6litt8i6ub Meodinaps,
BON $500 bis $500.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-05-23
s1oo,oO0,0o0 FOR RUSSIA
Money Must Be Expended Here Under
American SuperVIsion-German
intrigue at Work.

Washington. May 1S.-The govern
ment on Wednesday made its first loan
to Russia, $100.000OO0. bringing the
amount thus far advanced TO the allies
up to S625, 100000. In making the
500, 100000 loan to Russia the govern
ment stipulated and Russia agreed
that the entire sum would be spent in
this country and that all purchases
would be made under the supervision
of a representative of the treasury de-
partment or commissioner TO be
named by this government in that Ca
pacity.
To contrOvert the German intrigue
which seeks 10 convince the Russian
people that the American commission
headed by Elihu Root intends TO lend
!ts influence to one or another of the
factions there. II was reiterated off,
cially that the commission has no pur-
pose whatever of interfering in the in
internal affairs of Russia.
Petrograd, May 1s.-Paul y. Milu-
koff. minister Of foreign affairs, has
resigned. leaving the cabinet altogeth-
err. II. Tereschtenka, minister of
finance. has been appointed foreign
minister, and A. F. Kerensky. previ-
Gus minister of justice, has been
named minister Of war and marine.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-05-23
Doos and the Dye-Pct.

The Chinese sleeve dogs, called Pc
kinese, are so fashionable nova
days and fetch such high prices that
breeders of them are making a lot
Of money in the business. Also deal
ers.
Unfortunately the dealers ARE not
always honest, and it is just as well
to avoid buying such dogs from street
vendors and other nonresponsible per-
sons. The animals may not be ex-
actly what they seem.
The color specially desired for q
Pekinese is delicate shade of brown.
Dogs of this kind are of various hues /;
but an INSCRIPTIONS dealer finds no
serious difficulty in making them
brown. to match any shade. He simply
dips doggy into pail of hydrogen per-
oxide few times until his coat is
well bleached and then dyes him. by
like means, of the fashionable tint.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-05-23
APPEAL MADE BY GoMPERS
Head of A. =. of l.. Says Labor and
Capital Must Unite to Win War
Wilson Warns Nation.

Washington, May 17.-Labor and
capital must cooperate in sacrifice.
This was the keynote of the address OF
Samuel Gompers, president of the
Aemrican Federation of Labor, before
a great gathering of American capital
lists and labor leaders in Washington
on Tuesda.
"If the cause of freedom, justice,
democracy and humanity is to prevail,
labor and capital both must put away
selfish aims and work together to win
the war" Mr.. Gompers declared.
THE purpose of this meeting is to
inaugurate general move toward
united and whole souled effort to help
this country. Just entering the strug.
gle, and the allies. who for two and a
half years have been fighting the war.
President Wilson warned the nation
to be prepared TO make heavy saeri-
fees TO insure victory.
Addressing the committee on labor
of the council of national defense nd
visory commission, labor representa-
tives and capitalists at tho White
House. the president declared the
United States must steel itself to
meet the terrible pressure Of suffer
ing and pain of war"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-05-23
OFFERS RUSSIA PEACE
GERMANY READY TO MAKE GOOD
TERMS, SAYS CHANCELLOR.
Declines to Make Declaration on Peace
to Allies at This
Time.
WASHINGTON STAR.

Berlin, May 17-Chancellor Won
Bethmann-Hollweg in his speech in
the reichstag on Tuesday virtually
made q peace offer to Russia. saying
that If Russia renounces her aims of
conquest. Germany would not prevent
a permanent friendship by making Inn
possible demands.
The chancellor declined to set forth
any program of conquest.
The chancellor answered the peace
interpretations by saying that 1t would
not serve the interests of the country
to make a declaration, and therefore
he declined to do so.
The chancellor said that in discuss
ing war aims the only guiding line
for him was an early and satisfactory
conclusion Of the war.
Il thoroughly and fully understood
the passionate interest of the people
in war aims and peace conditions, "
said the chancellor. Il understood the
call for clearness which today Is ad-
dressed to me from the right and the
left. But in discussion of war aims
the only guiding line for me is an
early and satisfactory conclusion of
the war. Beyond that cannot do
or say anything"