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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

ipurben pd5rer6 bes Tlonats d9t
GeIbsddiibe, SO WbdI4insng14iBs
uub 80 W2inennerfer erbeutet.
Die am Qbeub pom Eriegsminiite'
RUM erlaHene Deitere Setauntma'
Dung lautet iDie folgt:
.&m Wormittng unb aud am Ra3s
ntittdg ma9te Der Jeinb me5rere 6ef'
tige 1ber erfolgIofe angriffe, nit De'
nsn CT Deriu4t., bas GeIdnba pieber'
5uerldngen, bas er norb6fli9 Don
Ypern berloren.
.Srpb feiner i6tperen Dsrlufie srffi
Der sJeino pieberbolt NIT farten
9ruppenmaHeu nHfers qoiitioren bon
Der ypern . RDulers Giienbabn Biz
na5 Gt. Sulien on. Sebesmal tvurbs
Der Mngriff BON urierem artillerie'
feuer absef9laseu.
-Bitifde Sruppenabfbeilrneen ii6er.
fielen IN Der lebten Raft Horb5ftlif
BON Sou5eauoourt fstubIids GrGbeH.
Opftr Der i1nterfseboote
garis, 2. auguit. GiHer ON
Ocnneriiag eriafIsnen getanntma'
8ung 5ufolge ipurben IN Der borigeu
Wo&s 3Dei fran50iiide 5anbeIsi4fi.
bon re5r uno ems BON Deuigsr als
1000 9onnen berientt.
DPtitsn aus Rom 3ufofse tpurber
in Der ppri9eu gDohe bier itali1iids
GtselI@tffe berfenft.
Cine tpeitere 9stanntmd9ung, bic
am Gbenb erIaHen tpurbs, Iautet nj,
folsf:
.Jn gefsien bGlt bns f9letfte Det.
ter an. Bon Sitli9 Don grabe.tn.
9aonRois Bis psitii9 BON Graonnc
fanben le6bdfts GrtiIeriegeFe9te itott.
Jn Der @eseun bon 4nsmaat maaieu
mir Bel einem lIeberfan "a Gefansere.
Seiflid6 urb Iiib0fili3 BON Rbsims
miblansen bem Getibe me5pere llsber.
fdlle.
.2lm rirfsu Wadsufer fauben iebr
beftise artiIsrissef,6te fdtt, unb
segen neun llbr 2lbenbs ernsuerten
bic 9sltTfen lire angriff., aber obn.
GrfoIs in bem Npocourt DaIb. qua
I'm aprtmontipolb, fiio5fli9 DON ct.
Nfbiel, mn4te Der Seiub rfoIsloie
ueberiGIe.
Dom iibrisen Sbeil Der Tront iIt
nihts iuihtiees gu melbeR
Die Rufftn Sisben ft6
p.it.r In @alisitu Jus
rid.
CT. peterabura 2 .Qlusuif.
Cine Gn Donneritas pom ariegsminis
itsrium srlaHsus Offisiel. 9elaHntma.
9uns Inuiet pis fplst:
.IorbpeitIi9 BON gbctin, 5ipiihen
bem 3brOc5 un6 benz 9nieiier. babeu
unfsre Sruppsn ihr. poiitiOnsn in Der
@egsnb BON anorsnoe uno Riba dufs
sseeben. 3ipiicben bsm 1nieIisr 'unb
BEN pruth iesi Der 5eirb ieire Die
ieuIiDe fort, ruusHtli3 ldHss ses
llfers bes 9niefsrs.
.Gss,n 2lbsno befebte Der Geino
qerebiitoDcp. gsiorRp. potoi, 9as
brinoDts, SorodODes unb Russurmuls
tur. llniere 9rappen sossn ii9 in ofts
Iidsr Riatuug suriit.
.sSr ben &lrpntben bot Der TeiuS
unisrs 9rnppen bis neItlih BON
putna fJlub ,uriideebrdnst. 5n Der
geaenb pon Mo:oopic1 uaternnbnien
nnIere Srlppsn. nohoem lie einen
ansriff Der Seiierrsiher abeefblaesn
tatten, cine OffenltDe. Eie trisben BEN
6einb 5uriid unb nabmen ;ipei Diff
siers uHb 152 Ranr ssfunssn unb
srbentetsn a9t Mai6insn1,fhiibs.
Nm ii5rigsn 9beil Der Grpnt hateu
Nrtilltrk. unb patrcuiasnseie6ts
itditpefunbsr.
gDis pcn ber Grnut eemelost fuirh,
bnbm bic Deuilden ben llstull Bril-.
ff<frfasf al, her fxxhIifsn xzrfiifd,er
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
giebea Msiniarbea Mart
MuB 9e,ltI9laub idbrli4 msbr ned
Oem Rrbee aufbrtngeu oIs Dor
beulielben.

amferbam, 2. Guguft. Der
9erIinsr getttags3 s3eitung sufOlge bal
Der parttemDergrr}e 6rnan3mrnllI'r
in Der Observation-Disclosures gu Stntt'
sart ertlGrt, bab na4 bem &riege RE
2oIuug bic fsin uiifis: .9eI eEport,
iDenia sSurport.@ Der Watntitsr iost.
ferusr, bab 9suiidlmrb bereits 81
Rilliarbsn Waarf fix BEN Grisg ausses
sebeu babe unb bic 3iufeu fir bief.
Summe plus ben 5trisssspeniioHsn
etc. fi6 auf fiebsn MiGiaroen idbrIi6
beluufen ipirben.
Ses @eiteren fagte Der Wtitttiier.
ss fei f.br fdhper. fia siu Bib bapon
gu MAIDEN, ipeldeH iDirt6I5aftli&er
ginffuB e onf bag Reid dusii6su
ipiiro., ipenn cine fol6e Summe ne5eu
ben fiinf TsiGiarben nnfsebradt fusrs
ben muB, bic bor bem Srtegs jdbrli5
ben5tbigt fpurben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Ser nortuesiitbe Sampler
,,Seaguela"
@irb BON einem Bent den
u.Boot ais Opera.
ttpnsbdfiS beEubL

&openbdgeu, 2. augrft. Die
Beiasung beg uorlpegii9eu Oumpfers
.,9engusla4, bon benz ss friiber bieB,
bdb er Don eiTrem beutf9eH nuteriee'
boot nerfsrtt porbeu fet III m 9ers
gen dngstpmmsu.
Die 9sute Iagsn, bab ihr SAIT
am 10. SuHi utttten i'm utlautifaen
Oseun BON etnsm grpBsu nntarises
boot qetupert tpprben lei, bas eie
,,gengleld' uGs Bans fir fetne Spes
rationq berubte. 9ds lrterieeboot
beoiente fit5 npd Der .8srsrela- FIR
feine 31pef.. dls bic 8eiusling am
%. Suli auf einen unbereu Dampfer
trdusferirt tpurpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Bon Der itaiienif9tu
Trput.

aom, 2 2uguii. Der Teinb Be-
tiinbtis am Wittfpoa sr6Bere slftipis
tat beibt es IN Der am Dpnnerftoe
BON italieniI6sn arisasmtniIterium
srlnlitnen getaiIntmnbuns. .@r
mahts snbIrsiGs ne5srfdIle unb sriff
in sinis.n GGLsn uufers porseTdobes
nen poiitipntn NIT ftiriersn aolons
nen on, CT tpurbe absr iiberal bon u5is
Istss artia<ris s,tsaGGai9Eoosu,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Gebr baio nn6 NIT m5a'
lid)ft sroRer gtdrfe
Wliifeu bic Der. Staatsn ii3 an BEN
&ries betbeiligsn, um bic Sb
taation 5u rettsu,
Sagt Der britiide GsusraImaiOI
Wlauriee.

2pubon 2. sluguit. Der Gene>
ralmaiur Greberid .. Mauriee. De
rettpr Der MilhGrif9en OperatiOn.u
i'm &riessmtniiterinm, fasts aR DON
nsritns ben @ertnetsrn Der @Hpeiirtsn
prsfe sege1iiber: .Dis GretgniiTs,
bic ii9 IN ben lestsn paar Do9en IN
Rublanb abgefpieli babsn, bebsuten
notbpenbigerDeiie eiIis 8erldngerung
Des Srieges. gltr f0rursu nidt Deiter
auf oussie6iee SilFe DON Seitsn
RubIunbs re9ren. Oies bebeutet,
baB bic dnberen alitrten cine I'M 70
gr6B.rs 2uIt gu traseu bu6eu, unb fir
be Der. Stauten bsbeutet bus, baB iic
70 f9nea als n6gIia unb nit mbgs
Ii6it GROCER stdrts in ben artsg stls
grsifen miiFeu.-
Ser nortuesiibe Ganrpfer
0N~ar~sf~II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Sat bic Gage ON Donnerfas ieine
wdeHtlide Asnbtruns srfabrsn.
2lnballenbes Reseuipstisr perbinberti
Operationeu In sr5berem Nab,
fab.
glber mid! bic Dsutfdeu, ifarte Se,
genangriffe auf bic 8riien su
MAIDEN.
slu4 an ber gerbuu 5ront ipareu bic
Deuti&en peiter erfolsrei4
SIN Silen befinben fi4 bic RuHru
nod iibtran auf bem 9fiid5nge.

Berlin. 2. qlusuif. reber Con,
bon. Die oberiis 9esresleitung bat
am DOnnerfas bic fOIseroe offisiells
8etanntmahung iiber bic Gpeignitl.
auf bem ariessidauplab erIdTsn:
-WeftIi9er ariegsi9auplaB. Grcni
Sts aronprin5en Ruppre9t: qtuf bem
@4Ia9tfslb in JIanbern besann Der
aampf Der f1neren artilIeris erit
am Rdhmittag. Bon 2ansemard biz
on bic Cps ri9tst. Der Jsinb msbrere
Stunben lang Elm Srommelfeuer ges
gen unfsrs 2inien, tbe CT pieber NIT
isinen fiarisn Snfanierieangriffsn be-
gam. Gegen 4benb fam es gu heitigeu
Gdmpftn, in bensu bic SipiiiDuen.
bic BON benz Gsinb In unfer Geuer ges
iiibrt purbsn, iiberoll suriidgeihIageH
ipurbsn. ipdbrenb uniers ainisn in ers
iolsreitm gesenansrifieu bdufis
poreeIdoben ipurben.
.glirasnbs bat Der Jeinb aud nur
ben eerinsitsn gortbeiI errunsen, boz
asaen srliit er aber unier unTerem uns
sefhpdttsn 9ertbeibisuussieuer ishr
itipere @srlui.s. aud mntteH mir
mebrsrs bunSsrt Gsfansene, als uns
isre 5ruppsn @sssHnnsriffe an punts
ten ausfiibrien, ipo Der Jsino In rns
isre ainien eingebrunsen mar.
.Qluf) neie britiide angriffs, bic
na9 elmer Itbbaften To9t friib am
Morssn 5ftlih Don WptI6oete ausse'
fiibrt purbeu, tpurbsn nit f4speren
9erluiisn fir ben 5einb abesihIaeen.
.DeItli9sr 2ri.ssfdaupIab. 5rcnt
bts prin3en 2sopolb. armee9ruppe
beg Generals ron g5bm Grmoli:
Sn Der gissuns 3ipiitsn bem Dnisfter
unb benz 3broc3 Stub purben an
Der nnd3 gbotin fiibrenbsn strnbe
ruiIiite Qn9buten In Der Rdhe bon
Wpboba seidhassn. N5rbIi9 Don
g3ernofpib unb iiibli9 bonn Suieiier
nGbern iih unIsrs Dipifionsn Der rliis
iiiden Grenae.
.Sn ben Aarpntbsn 5iebtn Tf iebt
bic RuiIsn 5irifden bem prutb unb
ben iiihDiilihsn 4bbdngen Der aeles
men Bsrss suriid. Dsutldx unS Siier.
rsidij9 unsarii& Gipiiionen pers
folaen ben GeinD. Der an pisIe1t punts
ten snsrsiffen Miberitanb Isiftst. Wir
jtehen Dor aimppIiine.
3ipiff<n bem Outs unb BEN Gas
i'm 9bnl btriuGts Der seinh nbsrmals
nit farisn ariften ben gaiinnlui
Berg gu nsbnien. Wlebrsre ansriffs.
bic nn4 bsfiisem MriifIerisftusr uns
isrnoHn,sn ipurben. bradsn untsr beru
f5euer btr tapfersn @ertheibigtr 5us
fdmmsn.
glrmeesruppe bss bsnti6en Rrons
prinsen: .an otin Gbemin bes Danes
ipisoerboltsn bie 5ran5oTsn lire per.
gsblidxn angrtffs auf bic 6Sbsnppfi.
iionen. bic mir linen iiiblih Don lS5fs
Idine unb fiib5iiIib bon Germ abges
liommsn batten. Gie ginasn ipdtrenb
bss Engss unb In Der glndt fiinfmdl
ssgsn uHisrs 9initn Dor. he nurben
sbss isssazd siszldseI4 4isepA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

Mlan nimmt on, 6aB 6ie am Son'
neritaq BON Der f9pebii6en &egIes
rung erlaTenen neuen @rport Hegua
lationen, bur9 tpel9e augeniAetnIt9
perbinbert perben foQ, baB Weiiing,
8lei, Rupfer, glifel uub anoere gles
tale bas 2dnb psrlahen, dbnltde
WlaBreseln bon fetten Der onoereI
itaubtHuDtiheu 2Gnber ioipie 9olaHo
5ur 5olge 6aben neroen.
9a Rprpegeus 2tusfubr Ti4 baupts
Id4licb auf Slide bd9rantt unO ieti
ne 6aupttnbujtrie bic Shiffabrt tit,
9offt bic nprpegti9e Utifion, odB
cine @eEtnbarund nit ben Ser. Stads
ten, Gbnlib berienigeu nit @roBbris
tunnier, bersufoIge ein Sbeil oes Grs
trugs Der sStideret nuh Deuti6lano
erprrtirt tperben bari, er5ieIt weroen
lam.
RufIif9e Grmeefi6rer
brO5su NIT Refiguas
tipn.
Q.oubon, 2. 2luguft. Giuer De-
pefde aus Ct. peters6urg 5ufpIge
bielteH fiir5li9 bic ruiiif9en armees
fourmdnbeure i'm 6ulIptquartier cine
@erianmIung ab, DOrauf iie ein llls
ttnatum on ben Yrenlier uro &riegss
u,inifer Rerenssp f6idten, babin IGus
tenb, bGb peun 5ie Grmee ri4t ous
Der PuIitit bernusgehaIten unb nt9t
lebiglt6 ols GampfmaIhine 6etradtet
unb 10 nertpelIoet piirbe, iie ale res
Iigniren tpiirben, ba es bdun unmDgs
1t4 Fein tpirbc, ben Srieg erfoIgrsib
fortsufesen. Der &orreIpoubent oritt
bic anfiht ais, ouB bGs llIttmdtum
at5epttrt tperbeu ipirO.
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Die ssranffmrter 3eituns
4ntportst Gsiretdr San,
ffna.

@mFsrbam 2. auguit. Gis
.Granifurt.r 3eitung- iagt ii6r bic
Nsbe, bic Der ameridriI9e Stauts,
ietretdr Gaming am 20. 5uli DOR Ne.
rbesOffSieren in ben .Mabijrn
gdrrads, Sa6a 5arbor, q. o., gts
bdIten:
~gs mar bies mir cine Wieberbo.
lung ber friiber bon benz prdiibenten
Dilion geGuberten llufpa1rbeii. bag
Seuti4Iduo fem gBort etbro9en babe,
ats es ben riidfiatglor.n ltnterfeetri-a
besonl. Der eetretdr 2anitng tat
ipitber siIrnal ben 8etpeis bafiir ges
liefert. bab Mmerita mn IN ben arsa
eirgeariffen BAT. neil es D.utf9lonb
nm ben Sieg su brirlgen fu6t, unb
bdB al bas GeI6tuds bon bumaniid.
rem SbeaTen rur ben 3tped batte, tsr
dnreriiunii6sn Rutiou Sanb IN be
augen gu ffreuen.-
u amtritauff6er S9ousr
berfeRtt
ct Sobn, q. g., 2. augufi.
I'm 0ouuerifag tultrSe bisr anscfiiHs
bigt, bag ber ansriidniFde e&oner
~Sobn SiDohb'. bon 1919 Scunen,
am q. SuIi torpeOtrt urS berfeatt
iporbeu fei.
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Die Oer. Staatcn (c6r 6a(O unO NIT a((er j
Den Erieg eingreifen md6ten.
Sdmmtlidbe anaeritantide S5eanid)iffe tuerbem
amr5em BON ber Oiesiernng TIT 2Saibtnsto,
iibermpntniea fuerbet.



GrOmmubar
fHnfH 6f4s 9aa4H SAG bel 9HE
faaba- N
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gNefterberi@t.

SIR Obio, Jnbiana. aentudp
un6 bas ipeftlide psnniplOuHien: als
gtmein i9ones @etter ON Jrsitag uub
Samftag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Die HuGen 6efnoen (i6 int Often nod
imnter auf oem 2sa&5us.
On elmer (mgM }ront in0 6e (6on 6S On Die rulf[de
9ren5e 5uri6ge0rinq wooen
Sic ge6cn 6u, 6ci Osm Rd65ug d6er 0en 36orC5 fluff
e6r (6mere Ucr(u(tc cr(itten 5u 6a6en



snf ssbasn abfd6 st = limb Tire stm apaS H9n an Der sOan
b Die edHr en
3aH aRt Sui ma4m suHm Smsne dHf4ba Jas ghh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Gin grpBer 6riessratb
SIP sur 3sit tn Graifsl
In GihuHn.

NmFerbdm, 2. Auguit. Ser
&aiIsr Wilbelm bat fir Souusrfag
einsn ftrieosratb na4 8rdHeI bsrus
fen, bem ber JelbmarIaal bon 5ig,
beHDurg, General bon Suoenoorff, Der
bsiti9e aronprina. aroHprins Rup>
prs6t BON 8anern, Der SaSog III
brs6i Don Diirttembers, Der Uaarine'
mfniiter 2lbnrtrai Don Gap.Ie uno an,
oere btitpobnen perben-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17

direct examination by Attorney
Arctander, Miss Smith was asked IL
she still considered herself engaged
to the defendant, and she replied in
the Affirmative. According to coun-
sci for the defendant, this testimony
from Miss Smith Is considered a big
point for the defense showing that
the defendant, Joseph Greisinger,
could not have been 5ealously in love
with Mrs. Inga Robbins, the woman
brought into the case by the state.
Miss Smith was formerly a house,
keeper for Greisinger.
Axel Shoquist. the farmer who tes-
titled late saturday morning that
Greisinger offered to sell him the
mice-eaten hat, which the state
claims was found in the Curtis home
on the morning of the shooting,
stated in his testimony during the
afternoon that he left the defendant
between 10 and IL o'clock the even
ing of July 2. He said there had
been some drinking that evening, two
other friends being present. The
men had been to Cooperstown that
afternoon and had had some whisky
while returning to the Greisinger
place. They called at the Curtis
home on the way back. Shoquist
testified that Curtis appeared happy
and joyful all the time he was with
him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17
DEATH OF WILTON
MINER ACCIDENTAL
Mines Shut Down While $50 Miners
Attend Services For Their Fell
bowman, Joe Wiercinski.

The death of Joe Wiercvinski, kill
ed in a mine at Wilton, N. D., last
Tuesday morning, was accidental, ac-
cording to B. z. Keicher, manager of
the Dakota claim division of the
Maryland Casualty company, who re-
turned Saturday to Fargo after in
vestigating the accident for his COM
pany. The coroner's verdict, accord
ing to Mr.. Keicher, exonerated the
company from all blame.
Funeral services for the miner,
who was one of the oldest men in
point of service in the Wilton mines,
were held last Thursday afternoon
and was attended by so of his fell
lowmen, the mines in that district
shutting down for the service.
About three tons of coal crushed
the miner. The accident happened at
10 o'clock. He died one hour and
forty minutes later, never regaining
consciousness. AS far as friends of
the dead man were able to learn he
had no relatives in this country.
A lobe of coal hung over the miner.
Rather than dynamite this portion
and let it fall to the level as a fell
low workman had advised him to do
ten minutes before the accident.
Wiercinsh attempted to place a
charge of dynamite farther on, bring
ing the upper lobe Of coal down with
the new charge, thereby making two
hauls with one explosion. Before he
/ had time to do so the upper lobe cav
ed in.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17

1.-THE Kaiser is a queer customer"
said Jacob Schiff, New York banker
and philanthropist, during a Cooper
Union debate THE more the Ger
man people ask OF him the less he
gives them.
"The way the Kaiser has treated
the German people about this BUSH
ness of universal suffrage reminds
me of the Blue Mil.
THE hands of the Blue Mill, you
know, waited on the owner and told
him they wanted shorter hours.
Very WE'LL said the owner. Your
wish shall be granted, men. Wen
begin with shorter dinner hours.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17
GRIGGS COUNTY
SHERIFF CALLED;
TELLSOF TRACKS

The state continued the introduce
ton of testimony when the fifth day
of the trial Of Joseph Greisinger.
charged with attempt to kill. opened
at the Cass county court house in
Fargo this morning.
Late Saturday afternoon, by stipu-
lation, the testimony of Miss Mary
Smith was given for the defense.
Miss Smith, it was explained to the
court. is a trained nurse and her
services are required at this time.
/. A. Monson, sheriff of Griggs
county, was called by the state this
Attorney Tufts of Griggs county,
stated this afternoon that six or
seven more witnesses will be called
before his testimony is all in. The
case is not expected to 20 to the
jury until the latter part of the week.
Sheriff Monson testified that he
arrested Joseph Greisinger, the de-
fendant, on the Freeman Curtis farm
on July 3, Of searching the premises
and finding several bullet holes in
the wall of the building. He also
testified that at a point a little
northeast of the building on the Cur
tbs farm, he took up footprints
through a fax field, which led in
the direction of the Greisinger farm.
He stated he was positive the tracks
were made during the previous night.
Found Greisinger in Bed.
In answer to the questions by Lee
Coombs of Valley City, the witness
pictured to some extent the Curtis
premises, saying there was a barbed
wire fence around the place and
that on the evening of July he
8cfr In ~ hnz IN "a
granary, and that there were little
scratches on his chest, little scratch
on the left arm, one on the chin and
on the lip, all of which appeared to
have been inflicted by a blunt in
strument.
The witness testified that Greising-
er told him that he was robbed on the
night of July 3, that a person stab
bed him with a knife and threw a
liquid of some kind in his eyes. The
sheriff stated that Greisinger told
him he was robbed of a watch, pair
of pants and shoes. The tracing of
the tracks, through the field Of flax
leading to the Greisinger place,
was made possible, the sheriff testi-
fed, by the heavy fall of dew on the
night OF July 2.
Witnesses 20 Testify.
The Jensen brotherS, one a brake
man on the Great Northern and the
other living in Griggs county. will be
called by the state, States Attorney
Tufte announced. The other witnesses
for the prosecution are Mrs. Nellie
Harding, whose husband rented the
Greisinger place; Mrs. Rufus Hem
derson, neighboring farm woman,
who was awakened on the morning
of July by the barking of her dog;
S. III. Rearicl, county auditor Of
Griggs county: Mark Curtis, uncle of
Freeman Curtis, the complaining
witness, and Sylvester Flick, a farm
er, who with his son, drove Greising-
er home on July 2
The trial still continues to draw
many people from Griggs county,
the court room being filled each day.
Enuaoed TO Wed Defendant.
Testifying as the first witness for
the defense, Miss Mary Smith late
Saturday afternoon told the jury that
she was engaged to marry Joseph
Greisinger early last May. Under
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17
VOTERS GO TO
POLLS IN CANADA
Consumption Bill is the Is
sue On Which Borden
Government Stands
80 Asgociated &C.. }

Ottawa, Ont. Dec. 17.-Upon the
decision today Of the voters through
out the Dominion rests the fate of
the new union government, which, IL
retained in Office. win enforce Sc
Iective CONSUMPTION to IN the ranks
of the Canadian army overseas. OPP
posing Sir Robert Borden, leader of
the Union forces. is the veteran Lib
eral leader, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who
proposes a referendum as an alter
native to the compulsory CONSUMPTION
law, pledging the Liberals to abide
by the will of the voters.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17
HILpRErH RETURNS.

FARGO Attorney Took Examination
at Fort Omaha.
Attorney Melvin Hildreth returned
Saturday from Fort Omaha having
taken his examination for entrance
into the aviation service of the
United States government.
Attorney Hildreth is now await
ing orders as to his assignment. He
expects to leave about Jan. 5.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-10-05
Friday October 5, 1917
AMERICAN CHEMISTS.
Dome Of Their Big Achievements In the
industrial World.

@oms Of Their Big Achievements In the
industrial World.
In chemistry as IN othsr practical
matters. Americans have had the wis
dom 70 direct their energies to the
sTet.al needs and opportunities Of their
country. For instance. they have built
up the Fruntest sulphuric ncid indus
try In the world. And they have given
SO much attention TO sulphuric acid
simply because Il Is a prime requisite
for Il superphosphate fertilizers, our
petroleum refining. cur explosives for
blasting and the numerous other sub
stGnces u which the United States Is
tile leading producer.
Similarly American chemists orig
mated and developed the largest alu.
minum industry In the world, which
supplies us with that lightest OF all met.
ais ina ever increasing quantities. They
built up from It's very inception the
largest calcium carbide industry. which
furnishes us that new chemical for
producing acetylene light and which,
mixed with oxygen. permits us to weld
aud cut metals By means Of Il burning
Jet OF Oxyacetylene-an entirely new
way Of cutting steel-melting It like
butter, instead Of slowly cutting or
saving Il by mechanical devices.
They built up the largest electrolytic
soda industry. IN which the powerful
electrolytic current decomposes common
kitchen salt and sets free that greeny
gas chlorine as well as caustic soda.
The public hardly knew this chlorine
gas before It's horrible use I'm compress
ed. nquelcd condition for trench war
fare In the R%sphyxiating gas bombs. Its
splendid uses for peace, az a purifier Of
our drinking water supplies, as an an
tiseptlc and as n bleaching agent were
hardly eve spoken Of. As to caustic
soda, II is the base OF soapmaking, OF
mercerized cotton goods, OF soda pulp
for u paper supplies, and It has end
less other uses In chemical Industries.
Our chemists were instrumental In
providing us with the largest sulphite
cellglOse industry. whereby wood Is
changed into the raw material from
which paper Is made. and with our i'm
mense petroleum refining industry
succession Of chemical Treatments and
chemical processes. Another American
chemical industry is the manufacture
OF synthetic abraslyes, striking i'm
proyemcnts over the grinding materials
found IN nature.
We W to Rn American chemist the
production Of artificial graphite. one OF
tue very essentials Of the rlectrOchem.
ical enterprise. IN which the United
StIz89 is a pioneer as well as n pace
ma.er. fUr graphite electrodes" and
graphite "lcad--s" are the very en-
trance doors through which the electric
current flows into electric furnaces or
electrolyzers whenever the use Of met
ala Is impossible II. Backelund In
Harper's Magazine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-10-05
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