davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-24

Mrs. J. L. Roberts left early in
the week for Colorado Springs to
be at the bedside of her grand
mother, Mrs. G. G.. Reed, who is
seriously i'll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20
Ser &rieg.

2onb on, 10. Seq. Mmtlide @elz
bung. Seinblibe aun0i6after periu6z
ten, li1 nnlcren Soften liio0ltli6 UNI
norp6ltlid bon Hasl6enoaele 81
ndbern; iie ipllrbeu bon llnlerem Seller
5uriidgetrieben. gsir lnad)ten einige
@efan9ene. Cont erei9nete iib ni9ts
bon beionoerem Sntereiie.
Yoris, 19. Sau. s(mtlide Welz
Dung. Sic feinblide s(rtilcrie 6el6oB
tudbrenD Ser yfa6t llniere erlten Qinien
iilbli6 bon Subincourt unb in Sen Or
gonnen BEL Sour Be Raris. llniere8ntz
terien antlporteten ipirflam. sln leBz
terer Stelle madte Ser Seinb 5pei
@erlll6e, ii6 unicren Stellungen gu
ndbern, abcr er lpuroc NIT Gerlu1teu
5uriicfgetriebcu.
eSn 2otbrinsen, im 46l6nitt bon
SlireD uno gtnllroD, nabmen unlere
Eatrol1illen Gefangeue, barunter einen
Sffi5ier.
Son ser reitliden Sront lit nidts 5u
berihten.
@orige Nadt parfen beutlde Sliez
ger so Snm6en in Ser @egenb bon
9iinfirhcn ab. gis jebt lit fein See
6ensperllllr genelbet iporben.
81 tom, 10. Seq. Nn1tli6e Melbung.
Selterr.z beutlde Truppeu mad6ten 9e=
tern an Ser italienilfen 9ebir9sfront
einen itarfeu @eriud. al Ser Clinic
5ipil6en Go( Gapriue unb Monte Ser
tica por5u0rin9en. 9iur beim MlDnte
sliolone 9ciuuun Ser Scino @eld1oe
llnb bielt e5.
@erli.n, 10. Seq. Nmtlide Oaelz
bung. Sen gau5en Sag iiber CAB es
sipii6en 8renta llnb Eiube 6eftige Sc
lhiiefdmpfe. Nu6 itarfer SSeuerporbez
reitllng ltilrmten 0lterr zllngar. Srupz
pen Sen Monte sliolone uno Sic an
gren5enben italicniI6cn Stellungen.
sic madteu As Sfii5iere 1,nb mebr als
1000 Wann 5u 8efan9enen.
Sic italienilden Sneriffe Ditli6
bonn sDipnte Splorolo broden Suz
iammen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20

Sireftoren Ser u@erman : slmerican
gational 8onf", sic eins Ser iltelteu
Snititl1te ibrer art III ct. solepb lit.
bel6lollen bel1te. bas ,8ort ;, eje.nan"
aus bem Name11 Ser @anf 5u itreiden.
sd,ucrc strafcn beltatist.
80 ton, 1s. Seq. 8rigobegeneral
sSpbnltpn bat beute bas bon einem
&rie9s9eridlt iuegen @erlebung Oes
Musbebungs Gelctes perbdngte 1lrz
tbeil bon 20 Sabren 3udtbaus ge9eu
sSobn s. 9lnu uno slbulpb 8. Danger
aus Yrobioence unb bon Is subrcn
eegen Srit Steuapoipitlb nus golton
beitdtigt. Sic @efangenen lpuroen loz
fort nnd sltlantu geld1idt.
Sic Siennflasse Ser II. e. stabl=
fprppratipm.
Sem Dprf, IS. Sc5. Sbue 3erez
npnien irgeno ipelder slrt ipltrbe
Sic Gicnltilosse ser l1niteb Stutes
Stccl Corporation, ipelde an5eigt,
oaB ipiepiclc 9ngcitellte ser &prporaz
tipn li6 inn Seer rno Slotteuoienlt
ser Station Be ciinocn, ppr bem 8ez
bdube II Sroub1pnp gespgcn. Sic
6losge lit "a SUB lang 11nb 34 SuB
brett unO Sic srDBte, lueId)e, iotuobl
nit be5ug aui Sic Grobe ipie auf bie
3ab[ Ser sic Sploaten barltellenoen
blauen Stcrnc, in bie1ent 2unbe entz
fultet pllroe. sic ipllrbe bon bem
Z. Stpcfiperf bes gmpire Building aus,
ipo lib sic grefutiuzSllreuus Ser &prz
pprotipn befinoen, rn6 Dem gegenilber
IieecnNen Gebdllbe gespgen.
9reimdberlbaus ut Gbieasu.
Chicago, Su., Is. Se5. Seut<
lde Speretten @orltellllngen iuerSen
in ser letten Se5en1ber< unb in Der
eriten Sanuarz z@o6c int Bulb Semple
Sbeater bicrlelblt ee9ebeu tperoen.
Ser Smpreiario Ghlitap Nmbers bat
bas steip Yprfer gl,lemble BEG Srbing
Ylace Sbcoters fir ein 5iueitpDbiges
Gjoltlpiel bierbergebraht uno @lola
@rabom. Margarcte Y'otsan, Subnis
GcbiI6 nnp sneelo Sippid befinSen
1ib llntcr Ser Giinitlerl6aar. Die IN,
,Srcin,6bcrIbol1s" aritretcn iperSen.
slls periDulider &ertretcr bes Serrn
gmberg lit @err 3tdarb S6nter bonn
Srpins Slace Sbeater tbdtia nno Dem
@orpertouf nod SIT Id5liebeu. biirfte
alt6 bier Sic auffiibrung bes ~Sretz
mabcrlbolls" Elm grocer Grfols ipcrz
Sen.
Grnte amf bent Grie Sec.
cleveland, O.. Is. 0e5. Ser
Grie Gee bat in oieIem Sabre eine'1
porsiieIiden Siihfane abseseben nno
Sic Saiipn ipirb als reforobredeno be-
trahtet. Ser 9crinefans mar Iebr erz
9iebig unb bas gleide gilt uou @eibz
fiIdfane. Sa,lIenhe BON Sol1nen Slid
Iieeeu in GIepclanSeru 2aserbdnlcrl1
eineeiroren llub Sic @orrdtbc 1perSer
prdlcrpirt iperben, ,tm Ser Sleiibnotf
ipirflam 5u be9esncu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20
MuS Dem Muslanoe.
Selagerungssuitanb iber &etrograb
perbGngt.
{ Associated Press

Tctrogrnb, 10. Seq. Ser Gres
futiprat6 Ser slrbeiterz llnb Suloatcn>
beputirten bat iibcr Eetro9ruo ocn
9elogerun9s5rlltanO ertldrt, I'M Die
ourd 0us 8erau6en Der @clntcller
uno SdDcn entltanoencr1 lle6elitdnoc
llntcroriidcn 81 f0nnen.
Associated Press)
2pnbon, 10. 9e3. 2aut elmer
HerterOepelhe aus Eetrogroo lpuroc
ein grlaB altsge9e6en, Ser bie gon5e
@eripaltung Ser Slotte beu 3entrulfoz
n,itees ilbergibt.
Trans1ii6er 9ranspurtfreuser per=
ientt.
Yorts, IS. Se5. (@erlpdtet.)
Ser ais Sransportldiff gebrau6te al
te frau5Diiihe &reu5er Chateau 9iez
noult (7S9S Sonneu) lpl1roe am IA.
9e3ember inn Mittelmeer torpeOirt nnb
perienft. rnb oas 9au6bopt, bas i'm
perlenft bate, ipuroe 1p1ter 5erltDrt,
1nabre Der rrnn5ol1lte Atnrlnem1n1lter
beute 4benb befannt.
Ste Solbaten llnb Sffi5iere anSoro
bes Chateau Genal1lt ipurDen gerettet;
10 Maun Ser 8elabung fun1cn I'm.
Ser 0unbpmcr &p6cnberid)t.
Associated Press
2onbolL 10. Se5. 9uut slomira@
litatsbertdt tpllrDcn porige @pde
IA britil9e Sonoelslbiffe BON ie ncbr
als 1000 Sounen ulo 3 bon ie llnter
1900 Sunnen. lotpie elm SildSanpfer
burd] Dfiuen pbcr Sau6bopte perIenft.
Sicie S6iffsberlultc liro 9eringer
ais oie Ser ppri9en 8ode, al5 IA 9rpz
bere l1nS 7 fleinerc 6u1tbclslhiffe per>
1enft pltrbcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20
8nnbts=@anbt qminion bti@lie6tgranb=
lide llnterindnn9es Sdladtbausinbntrte,
Narinejetretdr 9anielS tetd)reibt oaS 8robe
Mn,padbten oer 0lotte.
Nbmira 2mis6t &bppnn ant nit set 2oniels braO
gScibnahssrMRe

aon9 eegcn Sic 96eerng porge6en @oeonbs loneu n
ter Gor pcrfolft nbe, Naddges 5ur Mnname Yrobibi<
ous amcnbnent5 @on, 9anoeidffbau gSenn ein Slug
acug gcitranoet lit - Nmeras fnan5ieuer Nuts Aufmf
9cltdnmeritaner Gntebe elmer 84idbrigen
Gd(adtgausbiber inb ni ban9c Glen6abnunau Mnd Der
Qdlbcrrcn es buden gumcn Geuti@e Sperette in
Gbicogo GrpBortiger Sid5ang al, bem grie Gee
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20

/
2eiit1lngsfdbigteit Ser Sabrifen lei nodj
| ni6t aus9cnubt iuoroen.
sQlit Sen Nuslagen ser gr0bten Mle
nitionsfabritanten lit Sic Selo5eugz
|untcrludung jebt 10 gut tpie beenbet.
! Ser sufldub umb Mangel in Ser 8ez
ldafillng bon 8efleioun9sltiiden l1no
onocren Observation-Disclosures miro
Der nddltc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| lciu.
9rabtloic @cibnahtssriilc ppm ben
Ebilippinem at eefr. 9anicls.
Associated Press
&albing tpn, 10. Seq. Cine
orabtloic Mittbeilung bon Momiral
!anisbt in gabitc (@bilippinen) an
Winrineiefretar 9uniels pertiinbigte
bellte Sic @ollenbung ser Sunfenitatioz
ne1tette SerGegieruug balb Inn sic grz
SC 1erum.
Sic @ptidait tpurbc bon Sen gbiz
lippinen nod Eearl 6arbor, @atpaii,
gcilluft, bon sort nad Ser Sa5ififfiiltc
lmb Damn iiber Sen Sentiment ra6 glrz
lington.
Nbmiral &nigbt 1anbte gefr. Gnniz
|els iei1e g8eibnadtsgriiBe. unb bieler
|eeautlportete lie NIT &iidf funten. ,;%;
spacn nidt nnter Hari pertamft
mcrben.
gSaibington, 1S. Seq. Cine
&elolution, nab Ser es llngeicbli6 fem
lpiirSe, irgcno iuel6e 8uubcsbpnos, ote
felt benz 16. 9lpril 1917 msscgeben
lporSen fins. llntcr Euri 1lno obne Die
an9elalienen 3inien sit faufen ooer
oas s(ngebot eines iolden &uufes 5u
maden, tuuroe geltern BON Ibg. 8ooo
bon Snbiana ein9ebrabt. Ser 3tped
lit, sic Gntipertblng bon 3e9icrungs>
frieesiiderbeiten uno Sic Spetulation
NIT ibncn sl1 perbinbern. sic lpnroe
Den1 @e6tsfon1itee iibertpieien.
2onsreE ,uil( sesen bic 3benermng
pDrgeben.
gSaibin9ton, 1S. Seq. 8eioe
@auler bes &ongrelleS tperScn 1i6 nad)
8eibnadten nit sen boben &abrungsz
,nittelpreilcn befaiien uno @eiebc CUR
21lung bes Eroblems arsarbeiten.
slbgeorbneter 2eper bon Sputb Ga<
rolina iagte, bab ale Sntereilenten bie
Ybaien Ser 9esenlpdrtigen Notbla9e
ltubiren, nm Sic notbipenbigen Ienoe<
rungen bor5unebmen. 9us &crlangen
nob elmer @epiiiou Der beitebenocn0es
letc made ii6 auf allen Sciten gelz
teno, Iagte er. Solge,1oe Geoa'1ten
bilbeu Sic @ruuolage fir sic geplante
@cleegebung:
1. Sent ein5elnen &unilmenten lit
10 gut ipie tein Sdub gegen Die u'1an@
gebradtenSproerun9en Der 9le'nbdnoz
ler 5l1tbeil sciporben.
2. Sic AGreiie 1inb beute bober als
bor ie6s Nfonaten lub es lit geri11ge
9offnung auf niebri9ere Sreile IN
Stbt.
8. Sic groBen Erofite, tpeld)e bem
Mafler llnb 3tpil@enbanoler burd' bas
Geiet beihnitten 1puroen. 9eben leet
an Sic &leinbdnbler.
4. 81, Sen ein5elnen Stdbten n1d<
hen Sic &leinbdnbler siptlden SO nnb
100 9ro5cnt Erofit on ibrcn Sors
r1tben.
4. Sic 2ebcnsmittel= 1lnb 8onlers
pcnfabrifanten nahen mir s biz 10
9rpsent Erofit. SIR Gcrlan9cn nad
bobcn Greiien lit bur6 bas @eieb nno
bie gtabruu9snittelueripaltnng fat
9dnslitf gum sbipeigen gcbradt tpprz
Den.
6. Sent glabrunssmittelberipulter
nulb &ollmadt sc9ebcn iperncn, Den
8leinbdnblern angeneIene &reilc it,t
ginflone nit Sen Marftpreiien nor<
5uldreiben.
Stadtraslides sur Annabmc 6es
HrrbibitipnSamcnbmentS.
@aibingt On, is. Scs. Sol>
senbc Sdlaser ficIen belltc i'm 5aule
bel Ser Scbattc iiber bas Grobibitisnss
NEf,, cu Scntrrf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20
Mrbriter= ln0 @oloQttn0epntirten trtlaren
ben &elQ9eruug85nltQno lit $etro9rao.
Gin tran5oiiiber 3ransportfren5er int Wtttelmeer
perienft.
Ser Qouooner odenbert meoet erln anoesbcu
rmten eineu weiuSe Nonien nno
radJten 1000 G5anacue.
Doaenberidt meloet ben yeruit bon Il 6anoelsidtcu
Son be1l arieg1dauplaben =

Son SEN areadoupaben paniiter brtdcr Sampler
ent TranDHlber Sbiff5berl1I @u5 9Bnno Nn1ertoner
pIen abreijen Tiuuun0 Huin lo5 cin Sic 5almg
brtden Nbterlda (SreDs Nce Ben Gcuen geTnn@
qeu Som 2uian9rif grid 2uftanori Slan=
Sara o6berufen AQe 2ann 8ors cnr 9onoes=
die gtet grt(0rune Sdmei5 5oIanos @nobrin Mill
fen flieBen. l...l.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20
Gr6Sbmng bes Sabrpreiies amf
Strafenbabn.

G1epeIanb, g., 1S. Seq. Ste
grbSbung bcs Sabrselbes out sKs
Gents tritt am ndditen So,nstas auf
Ser gtrabcnbabn ein. @eiterc Grbobs
una tpirb folgen. Sdon i'm San,tar
tpirb ser Erdiioent Ser Strabenbabnz
BcleIi1ait lib bon 1,el1cnt an Den
Staotratb fpenben l1nS ibm mittbetlen,
baB Ser Gent fir ltmiteigefarten ntebt
suriideritattet iperben fann. @llo 2euz
te, bie Stre; 2inien benueen. n,iil1en
oonu bier Gents be5ablen. Sic Gin@
nabmcn Scr Strabenbabn iperoen
burh Sic Iceise grbDbuns I'm e'''
GritteI cincs Gents, ober mo,1atlid) lln,
$1,000 jteigen. slber cs lpiro nod
nidt eeniisen, nm Irssaben llno S1nz
nabnen IN ginfla,,s su bringen.
;sramcn idJamfcln SdJnee.
gtcipgort. is. Ses. Sret Sranen
baben iid einer anfiinbisuns Scsstras
Benreinis,,nssfun1miiidrs sufol9e Den
Sduceidauilern Scr StaSt an9es
idIo1len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20

(6ortiesung auf Der 4. Se::e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20
Sum 2uftansriff auf 2unbon.

Som 2uftansriff auf 2unoon.
2onbon, 10. Seq. slmtlid)c Ielz
oung. Snfolse bes 2uftiiberfalls ipur<
Sen Iebte Na6t in 2pllOun 10 Eerloz
neu getDotet rnD 20 perlebt; uuberz
balb Spnppns lpllroen mir 5 Eerpnen
berlest.
Nlcbrere 8ril1be brucbeu aus, aber
Ser SadIdbabeu lit ni6t groB. @'ar1z
me- pber Wailitdranlageu lpuroen nidt
beiddNigt.
gs 11abmen stpilheu 16 lno 20
Slls5euge on ben lleberfau tbetl. ll11o
lie floeen in 8rlpper auf Sonbpn
su. ytltr ettpu 5 Sllls5euge erretdten
Sic StaSt Sipileben llnb s llbr. 9tad)z
bem Der bauptansriff ppriiber mar,
orang nod ein einselner Sltegcr gegel1
9 llbr bis iber Sic 5allptltapt purd).
Gins Ser Sluesell9e ulcbe idlteB<
lid Al, Ser &iiite bon Sent ab9eldplz
len, l1no 2 Ntaun Set S=fDpfigen Sez
n,unnllna tpurneu bon einem beltildten
Sdlepper ans bem @ailer se5ogen.
Nian bat @rlluo sur &ermlltbun9. DOB
nod elm auperes Slla5eue I'M 8anal
nieSerfuu, aber Sic 9etdtisuilg feblt
nod.
Giner 1lnierer Slieeer feuerte slpet
aaSunsen @tl1nition in eineu Ser Inz
areiier, als bieier aus enter 5Dbe bon
$4,000 Sub Son,ben ouIaonoon mari.
Gin unocrer unIerer Sliescr 9riff pen
Scino audl iiber Sonhou on uno eln
nrittcr in Ser 9tdbe Der 5olptltaot III
elmer $,0be BON 1000 SuB. slllc mn
|Iere Slieser febrten lpoblbcbolten Sltz
rid.
gs iplroeu o,td) Son1ben on ber>
,, ld,ieDenen Stellen in Sent unb GlIcr
abgelporfeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20
Gifenbabnn,tfaG.
{ Associated Press

Baltimore, 19. Seq. Sn einert
3ulammenitob bon 5ipei @aibineton,
Baltimore & s(nnapolis : 3iigen nabc
bier iplrben s Solbaten bcrieet. Sic
ipllroeu lofort il1s 9oipital bef6roert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20

SSaibingt On, is. Ses. Sols
9enbe Sdlager ficlen bcllte i'm Sonle
bel Ser Scbottc iiber bas Hrpbibitisnss
snncnhcmcnt:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-20
5ran5Diiider Seriht.
{ Associated Press

Iaris, 10. Seq. Sn ser m1 Is.
9escn,ber enbeubcu 8ode ipllroe lnlr
eiu fran50lilbes @annelsldiff bon unz
ter 1000 Sonneu lmo fein Sildoamz
pier bur6 Ninen nber Saubboote perz
lenft.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-05


a Teller that lives in montclair, n. j.
who is the LATEST man in that town
if he amt in the united States, &C
cording to his naybors that knoW him
best
well, the other day this guy was
seen hotfooting it up the main st.
of the phase & evryboddy thought
there must be a fire where he was
running to or anutheE man chasing
him but it was no such. thing
these was no fire & no man chas-
ing him
a man that knowed him was turn
ing the corner & this teller bumps
into him
for the love Of mike the man said,
henery what's the matter that you
are moving so kwickly
nuthing the matter, henery replyd,
i just herd of some work & am
going to get it
work, the man tells heneTy, why
you have never done amy work
sinct know you
that's alrite, henery says, am
going to get that work or bust
what work is this, the other man
inkWired
some washing for my wife, henery
says, braking into a fast rum,
UNSoLVED MYSTERIES
What do the head hunters of
Africa do with 'em after they get 'em
make noodle soup Of 'em?
100000
What is so rare as day in June?
A can Of beans with piece Of pork
in it.
Never try to swallow medicine
ball.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-08
SEASON
IN PROTECTION
OF WILD GAME
State Cooperating With
Canadians For The
First Time

Devils Lake, N. D., Nov. s.-The
North Dakota state game and flsh
board Is for the first time this year
cooperating with the Canadian au-
thorities in the protection of big
game, and hereafter there will be no
poaching on this side of the line.
This announcement was made at
the meeting Of the board held here
yesterday by Secretary George NJ.
Hogue of Steele. He stated that
while the present year is not yet
closed, the record Of achievement so
far sets a new pace in the propaga-
fish.
THE propagation Of both game and
fish will be given more attention than
ever before, said Mr.. HOgue. THE
war has made it necessary for the
people to conserve in certain meats
and the government is aiding parti-
cularly in the propagation of fish.
Game and Fish Commissioner Bloom
is now in correspondence with the
game keeper of one of the big states
Of the union who gained his eXper-
fence on the large estates of England,
where $4,000 to 10000 birds are rails
ed annually and whose service may
be obtained to take charge Of one Of
the North Dakota game farms.
Two tracts of land have been
bought for game farms in this state!
One is at the foothills of the Turtle
mountains, near Bottineau, and the
other is a recent tract purchase of
land south Of Mandan, which will be
used for propagation Of game. Sever
al thousand acres of land adjoining.
extending to the Missouri river, have
been signed up and set apart as a
game preserve for ten years.
Members of the state fish and game
board report that more fish eggs have
been distributed in the lakes and the
streams of the state this year than
ever before, by far. The demand for
fish has been greater than ever be-
fore, showing that the people are taxi
ing an interest in fish propagation.
Chief Game Wardens Peter Scott
and w. F. Reko announce that they
have with their deputies broken up
the gang which has. for years. been
shooting deer illegally in the Turtle
mountains, which afford a natural
breeding place for the animals.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-08
Fifteen Years
For Evading The
Army Draft Law

Camp Dodge, Iowa, Nov. 8.-Fif-
teen years at hard labor in a federal
penitentiary was the sentence given
Otto Wangerin, Of st. Paul, Mimi, a
draft law evader. in the first con-
viction by general court-martiaI at
this cantonment.
Major w. A. Graham, division
judge advocate. made public this
sentence today. 1t was charged that
Wangerin refused to obey the order
of his company commander, Captain
II. S. Church. to go to the regimental
supply officer and draw his uniform
September "a. and that he also re-
fused to drill.
]. G. Stivers, of Casanova, Ills. a
member of Company A, 349th in
fantry, has been sentenced to five
years in the federal ptison for theft
Of $40, it also was made known.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-08
SERVICE
FOR ONLY A4
Many Fort Smelling Stud
ents Will Go On Re-
serve List

Fort Smelling, Mimi. Nov. g.
Major A. M. Ferguson, senior i'm
structor at the second officers train
ing camp here. announced today
that only 444 men with the highest
rank will be ordered to active SER
vice when the commissions are is
sued. some time before the close Of
the camp on November q.
Only few Of the 444, who will go
into active service. will be commits
stoned major, about six per cent
captains and the remainder, except
ing the provisional second lieuten-
ants will be commissioned as first
lieutenants. All other men whose
work at the camp justifles 1t and
their age limits permit will be COM
missioned In the officers reserve
corps, placed on the inactive duty
list and ordered to their homes.
It is expected that a number OF
men from this camp will be selected
for the signal corps. From the class
A men go infantry officers will be
commissioned and eighty-six field
artillery men.
The men whose work during the
camp has not warranted being
placed in the first three classes, will
be discharged at the end OF the
camp, November 81.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-08
GOVERNMENT IS
AVOIDING use OF
ARMED FORCE
Petrograd Dealing Lightly
With Soldiers and
Workmen's Delegates
(By Associated Press.l

Petrograd, Nov. S.-The govern
ment has decided not to resort to
armed force for the present against
the military committee Of the SOL
diers and workmen's delegates, but
has ordered the ministry Of justice
TO prosecute the members of the
committee. The military will take
the necessary measures in case OF a
revolt.
In addressing the preliminary par
lament today Premier Kerensky
charged the military committee Of
the Soldiers and Workmen's dele
gates with having distributed arms
and ammunition to workmen.
THAT is why 1 consider part OF
the population OF PetrogTad in a
state Of revolt, he said, land have
ordered an immediate inquiry and
such arrests as are necessary. The
government will perish rather than
cease to defend the honor, security
and independence Of the state.
The Petrograd military authorities
yesterday broke off relations with
the military committee of the Sol
diers' and Workmen's Delegates,
which ordered troops in the city to
disobey the government. The bridges
between the workingmen's quarters
of the city and the center of the
dpltal were disconnected.
The revolutionary military COM
mittee Of the Soldiers and Work
mems Delegates demanded the right
to control all orders Of the general
staff in the Petrograd district, which
was refused. Thereupon the COM
mittee announced iC had appointed
special commissioners to undertake
the direction Of military and invited
the troops to observe only orders
signed by the committee. Machine
gun detachments moved to the Sol
diers' and Workmen's Delegates
headquarters.
The government hopes for a peace
full settlement Of the dispute on
which account II reached the decision
not to resort to force for the present.
However, the Soldiers and Workmen's
committee was decreed an illegal or
ganization and precautionary steps
were taken TO defeat any attempt at
a revolt.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-08
ELY ELECTED HEAD
OF PATRIOTIC ORDER
Labor's Loyal Legion of Grand
Forks to Hear Charles Ed
ward Russell Tomorrow.

Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. g.
Labor's Loyal legion of Grand
Forks, has picked for its head l.. F.
Ely, a well known freight conduc-
tor. John s. McCune, linotype
operator, was elected vice-president;
John u. ziTkelbach, stereotyper, Sec
rotary treasurer; v. Z. johnson,
printer, recording secretary, and
Edward III. Boyer, railroad man, SER
geant-
President Ely is expected to an
nounce his standing committees at
the next meeting. Plans are being
made for the reception of Charles
Edward Russell who will speak in
Grand Forks on Friday, leaving here
for Fargo the next day where he
speaks Saturday evening OF this
week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-08
TESTS DO NOT MEET
BOARD REQUIREMENTS
Grand Forks City Council Asked TO
Delay Acceptance of New Water
Plant by State Chemists.

Grand Forks. N. D.. Nov. s.-Tests
made of the city's water supply do
not yet meet with the requirements
Of the state health laboratories, and
recommendation was made to the
city council that acceptance of the
new plant be delayed and a 30-day
test be run, probably during the
month of January. The report stat
ed that the filter beds should be over
hauled and tuned" up.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-08
RECOMMENDS ACTION
ON TUBERClJLAR CASES
Health Conditions in Fargo General
ly Good, According to Health
Officers Report.

There are one or two cases of
tuberculosis in Fargo that are a
menace to public health, according
to the monthly report of DR.. Paul
Sorkness, city health officer, filed
with the city commission at its regu-
lar meeting Wednesday. The re-
port recommends that action be
taken.
Alex Stern, president Of the COM
mission, and ]. ]. Jordan, health
commissioner, will confer with the
Cass county commissioners regard
ing disposition of the cases.
Health conditions in Fargo are
generally good, according to the re-
port
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-08

p. z. Stewart, IS Eighth St. South.
Rose Grocery, sos Broadway
The HubbeH Food shop, 9th st. So.
The Model Grocery, no 10th ST. South.
The PioneeF Grocery, 629 1st Ave, NJ.
The Home Tea Co, 627 list Ave. NJ.
The (. A. Kicker Co., 109-11t Broadway
The Handy Grocery Store, TT Third ST. NJ.
(Mr. q. ]. Hoff, Prop.l
The West Side Grocery, 1901 9th Ave. No.
(E. e. Webb and G. j. Maurer, Props.)
.Tletaens q Buhrinuj 400 Broadway
Victor q. Baldwin, $40 End Ave. North.
Western Grocery Co.. 7fs Front St.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-08
High Cost of Discipline
Hits Col Frame, But He
Stands For The $40 Raise

must be maintained in this regi-
ment. After this, don't address
me without the permission of
your superior officer"
John r. Frame vanished, only
to reappear few minutes later.
He saluted.
Have you your superior Of
ficer's consent to address me-"
asked the colonel.
II have" said John r.
Proceed" responded the coli
onel.
We'll, colonel. lend me SIS,
will you."
The colonel was game for the
raise.