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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
aein sepnrntfricOcn ~ craieIen.

StClH SCPUIUlllttpCN dN Il0ttlV"'
Erei S3uiicn uno bier Seiterrei6er
pollten ii6 giitlid einigen. =
Die Cc6ottc luuroc cine iebr
bibiec. - 6ouO nod Der &oIi5ci-
ltnOc oeItcru Glorocu in elmer
@oItipirtbi6oft itqtt. - Der @oIt-
ipirtb mlB ii6 oerantluorten.
Cine aSricoenS-Gonferen5 murOc on-
ae6li6 BON Dem @aIhpirtbc Sobn
Soufo, Olr. 1t4O, Suo.8aca.StraBc,
am SomItog 9(6eno no6 @elddftS-
idllB cin6crufen, an mel6cr 0ref
9luiien unO bier Seiterrei6er t6eil-
na6men. Ga Oic Ge6otte onibeineno
cine lange perOen fpiir6e, botten Iidl
oie G6eilncbmer an oieicr Gonieren5
onItGnoig nit 9llfo6ol entbaltenoen
6liiIiigfeiten oerieben, unO nuroe
nit Der 9eiprehlmg Der Wiogli9feit
cines SeporotfrieOens 5piicben Se-
iterreib lino &uBlonO begonnen Die
0c6otte tpuroe cine iebr errcgtc unS
perItGnoigten iiG Oie E6eilne6mer
OoOurd), ooB iie iid gegenieitig
@ierfloiden lno Slider an ben &opF
uorfen, ilnO es ouf eincn 9tobfornpf
onfommen lieBen. Ger SfanOol pur-
SC bon eiuigcn Goli5iiten bernom-
men, sic ih GinlnB in Oos SalS
oetI6offtcn ln6 S6luB Ser Ge6otte
ntac6ten. Gie 9lnneienoen nurOer
nad ser peItli6en Eoli5eiitotion ge-
bro6t, tpoiel6it Sopfa geltern Our6
9oliseiricbtcr So6onnicn inter Ser
9ei6uloigung, Spiritlloien anl
Sonntog berfauft Su bo6en, gegen
SteIlung elmer @iirgidait bon $500
Sem @eri1tsbcrfo6ren ii6erDielen
puroc, mG6reno sic moereu @etbei-
ligten ols Stoats5eugen gcgen Sagta
feItge6olten ipurOen.
&erfaufte 6ne 2icen5.
Inter Ser geIditIOigung, Spirituos
fen o6ne 2icen5 berfouft 81 ba6en,
6atte iid geiteru Srmt Gormetto &c.
neio bon 0ir. S32, SIt-&rott-S
Dor Nii6ter @ere6t inn oItli1en Ioli-
5eigerift 5u beronttuorten unO iullroe
Dem @erid6tsberiabren iibertuieien
W1it ser Srou fpuroen sic @ebriiOer
Syoiep6, SSanes uno 8incent 9lOe-
lenno, bon oerieIbeu 9lOreiie, Oerbof-
tet lmo ais Stoots3eueen feitgebal-
ten.
So6e @eIOItrofe.
q. g. GorIep Chauffeur oes Serrn
@. Souers, oes @orIibenoen Ser 0f-
fentliden gctriebs-GonnliiIion botte
Iid) geItern inter ser 9ei6nloieung,
Elm 9llto in ongebIid) angetrllnfenem
3uitonoe eelenft 5u buben Dor 9ti6-
ter 9renOel i'm norOpeItli6en Boli-
3eigerid6t 5u berontporten lrno puroe
81 elmer @eloitrofe bon $25 ltno 9o-
Iten oerurt6eilt
Cen @roBgeihUo
ii iibermieien.
9li6ter GodorO i'm mittleren Boli-
3eigeridt, Dor pelden lidb geItern Der
30 Sabre alte Serome 9roolep nnr
ter Ser 9(ni1uloigung Oes StroBen'
rou6s 81 berontrporten botte, Oa er
beiHulOiet NOR, Cornelius OIc@arrp
Die @elOborie nit $t3.21 geitobIen 5it
6a6en iiberluies Ocn 9ei6nlOigten
oen @roBgeidporenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
.. 9l. Grtmann nIs Gumpumiit.


Ger Nluiiffritifcr scr Baltimore
Stems" 5ollt Dem ilIneen SiinitIcr
groBes Sob mo iugt i6m cine
brillante 3ufllnft boruus. - Serr
0rtmonn lit Der N}niiffritifer OcS
.Qeutiden GorreiponOeuten" unO
2ebrcr om @ca6oop.
9ciOcr mar Der oGeuti6e @orre-
Iponoent" nibt in Der Gage, aus Der
6eocr ieincs @hliiffritifcrs, Scrrn
8. 81. Srtmonh ctipas i6er Den
Gomponiiten 8. q. Srtmonu 81 10.
rem, Oeiien mrnOeroolle Eonitiide
anlGBli6 Oes 60. @eaboOp Giplom-
@ortrogso6enos 81 @ebor ge6ra6t
purocn. Ter @hliiffritifer ser r9al.
timore 9IelpS" idricb ii6er Serrn
Srtmann Oos 6olgenOe:
otto q. Srtmann 6rohte Den
Nhiiflie6bo6ern cine redt ongene6-
me lle6crroiduno ais er onIdBIid
OcS 62. Yco6o0p Giplom-8ortrogS.
o6enos in Der Golle eineS Gomponi-
item eri6ien. Gicier iltn9e aiinitler
pr1ientirte Elm &roqronm BON loldb
elmer beluunoernspert6en @ielieitig-
felt, poetiihcr Geranldeung lmo edit
muiifaliider @inee6ung, Si1erbeit
ino &roft, 10 OoB fcin 3peifel fiir
cine brillonte unO groBartige 81.
funft 6eitebt.
Gicle Gomponiiten iino 5ufricoen,
i6r Ge6ut in elmer 6orm Oieier &lnlt
5ll MAIDEN, 6od entlpidelte Serr Srt-
mann Iein @enic noH oiclcn &idtiln.
gen, nit Dem eliidlid)iten 9feiultot III
jcoein. Seine 6u0e fir @eiong 5cigtc
Ieinc 6G6igfeit, Gin einfodes Gbemu
ouf ibpicrige mo oelifatc &aiiagen
ouf5u6auerL uuo 5eigte feline Nleilter-
6oitigfcit in ser 9e6crridung Der
S6fpierigfeiten Oes Gontrapunftes
IieieS lit beionOers BON Oen Orei
S1luBlicoerA o92odt," r9lbenoS "uuO
y@rmlIntcrltn9" 81 iagen.
Cie Glooier.Soli morcu bride
Gonge0itbte, lebr fur5, yiSoirp Gale"
aus Children Sour" ul0 Die ,0acs
corole" aus Oes Gomponiiten Suite
G6opinesque" maren intereliant lno
entsiideno.
Ios .9(oagio" ans Srn. Ort-
monns Streibqudrtett in G-MoG,
Ioipie 6as o9loagio" mo nSbcr5o"
aus Ieinem Strei6qiartett in Sis
Dol. iino fir einen 9lnfGneer in Der
Gompoiitionsfllnit eritnunlibe 9ei-
ltungen ser muiifoliiden Shuluug,
alS oub Die y@legie" fir Gello @s
lit Dies elm munoerooaes 9lrrange.
ment, ais ou6 Die .Serennoe gro.
tesque" Oeren i1neae rStaccoto"
Selpegltll8, Srelloe lill0 SaNen N oas
Sonitiid 6rabte.
@s lit Dies niGt Oos erite WnI,
oaB Serr Srtmonn ein GitBerit be-
gabter iiinger @edifer, nit Gompo-
Iitionen in oie Seifentli6teit trot
uno ieOesmnl rei1es Sob erntete. Die
icbigen Gompoiitionen oes iiingell
aiinitlers lie9cn ieoof olf cinem
idmereren umo oonfbareren @ebiet,
,rno miro allgenlein eriportet, onB
Serr Srtmonn nit einem groBeret
Sr6eltermerf in no6er 3ufrnft in
oie Seffentli9feit treten miro. Gas
muiifaliidc Solent bat Serr Ort-
monn bon ieiner 0lutter, Die eleid-
foas cine bcoeutenoe aiinitlerin lit,
uno bon ieincm 8oter, Dem oerltor6e-
nen Gbef-9Peoafteur oeS v0eutlAen
GorreiponOenten" &idorO Srtmann,
uno BON 2eBterem aud ole grobe Be
I6eioenbeit gcerbt.
02crso n, u,I,,no 80, G.tc;et
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
Hiir Scn 0icnit in iSranfreidl.


Bon 6ellte ab peroen OielOungen
fiir 9lcfruten oes 8. GeIerpe S5nge,
nicurs Corps fiir oftipen 0ienit IN
1Sronfreid i'm 9iireoi oeS 9unoes.
Sngcnieurs Otr. 300 i'm 3oaomts-
@ebdu6e entgegengenommen. 0ieie
Gipiiion miro, ioboIo tic orsaniiirt
lit, nod europa a6geben, moieI6it
@iien6abn6allten iofort in 9lngriif
genonmen wer0en iollcn. Oberlt'
2ieutenant Serbcrt 0eafpne miro oas
Corps befebligen. Sem Souptquor.
tier lit in %bilaoelpbin.
Die 9eute miiiien 5 SUB Z 3oa
Eod iein, miiiien gut entipidelt uno
in Der Gage uno gewi1t ieiit @ru6.
bode unO 5dauiel 81 gebrau6en,
5nm 3ipede bon @iienbobnbau. Sie
miinen eeiuiat iein ais @rioate eiil.
5utreten. S6rc geforoerung bdngt
pon i6rem aonnen o6. 9eioroerung
crioIet io6alo tie gere6tiertigt lit.
Ger Gintritt 1T fir Oie 0ouer oeS
&ricQes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
Gyru6t.GmbursO crflart.

mo6te Dies geitern befannt. -
Sritt nit beute Wlorgen in aroft.
@icrbunoert 6radtpuggons
licgcn inn Gunloen.@obnbof felt.
~ 0ie aouilcutc interitiiscn Oic
9obnqn angcblidb nibt genug.
@cItcrn glo6mitto9 crflGrte oic
Baltimore uno Ohio @iicnbobn" ein
embargo ouf 6roHt fir peniger ais
cine @oggonlooung. 0ielcS mar
notbig, oo Die aorfleute es geIterl
unterlieBen Die @iienbobn bel Der
9(6licferung Der 6ro6t bon Oen9obn-
bofeu in gccigneter @eiie 6u imter'
Itilscn. Gos embargo trat beute
@torgcn in aroft.
@ierbunoert @iienbobn 8aggons
barren Ger @ntlooimg auf Dem @ii.
terbo6nbof Der Baltimore ino Ohio
Giienbobn auf Dem Gomoen-9obnbof,
uno mo6ten MIR iebr pcnige &oilt-
leilte bon Scr ourA @oli5eimari6oll
Garter erfoIgtcn Suspenoirllng ocs
SonntagSgeiebes 5peds Gntlooung
ocr @iien6obnpoegons @ebrou6.
6erner Iiegen gu 2ocldt &oint, 0tt
Glare, Curtis @oD linO onoeren
8o6n6ofen mcitere 500 6robtpag-
gons, wclde nod Dem Gonoen-gobn-
bof oc6ra6t meroen, mcnn Die BORT
lieeenoen 5rodhpoeeons entluoen
iino. Gie Ntc9r6obl Der NoggouS
lin0 g. 6. g." @aggons, 3. y.
SSromhpoggonS, ncld6e lpcniger olS
cine bolc goggonlaorng entbolten.
Die @obngeieaihait crfIdrte, ooB,
iucnn nidjt cin entibeiocnocr @ediel
in Der Characterization innerbalb
oer nd6Iten "a Stluoen eintritt, elm
embargo ouf 5ro@t oas aus Weni-
Qcr ais elmer Dollen gSo9goplooung
6eite6t, in &roft blciben nniB. Wlit
eincm embargo, ipie es bereitS an
on0cren 9obnen bcitebt, uno 0ie Si-
hlotion Der oSenniplbanio @iien-
bubn" MIR menig genlilOert bat, miro
iicb Die Stolulng ais cine @efobr fir
ocn 9iobrunesmittcl- -Sronsport CT.
peiicn.
Sur cine Sirma mar
tbGti9.
Der 5robt .glgent 8iaiom &.
g1ielion NOR geltern nit ieinem gan
5cn9eomtcnitob in ieinem Bureau an
peIeno, oo er glaubte, ooB Dicle Sir
men ibre @oorcn obbolen wiirOcn
fab ii6 aber i6mer enttGuiht, oo bis
Olittoas nur einc transport. @eicIl-
irboit lid ber6eigelaiien botte, bic Si'
tlotion etwos 5n linoern Dic @iien-
bo6n. @eieai6oft bottc oub cine gr-
tra-&olonne 9lrbeiter anseltcat, nm
bei'm gluslooen Der 5rodt 6ebillflid
6li icin.
@crtreter bon Sonoels Orgoniia-
tioncn botten iib oeitern Gormittog
telepbonii9 nit Den @ciddftsinbo.
bern in Gerbinoung geicbt oo1
fonnten oieic nibts ullternebmcn, %
fcine g[rbcitsfr6ftc 5l baben linO. Die
@8ittbeiIlmg Der glufbebung oes
Observation-Disclosures fam nidt
re9t5eitis genue, I'M iiCb nod glr-
bcitsperionol umieben 81 fonnen.
glo6 oen 9lngabcn ocs 6robt
9leenten 1T Der @erion0t ltnrf iiber-
normal, oa oiele 6omilicn iid 8oa-
rem 6ulcoen, I'M eeeen cine ctpa fom-
mcnoe glotb eeriiitct 0u iein. SSn Ocn
400 6rohtpoggons bcfinoen iib IN
Der M}e6r5obl 9ndete NIT 9leiolnes-
Itiidcn SSu6riingsuittcl uno onoeren
@cbrou6sortifcln. Die 5ro6t-9lb-
tbeilling bot our6 ibrc glrbeiter uno
9urcnu.9lngeIteaten oic 9(rtifel floi.
iifi3ircn loiien 10 ooB feline S6pic-
rigfeit bel Der glbbolung bcitebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
@eicrue.Cffiaicrr.

Ole 9}amen BON 1872 Seuten Ser
NlarDldnoer glotional- -@oroe iino in
oen SGnOeu oes Oberiten 6enton oes
9efe6ls6oberS oes Observation-Disclosures.
observation-disclosures 5u Sort Diapers.
Ole gum @intritt ais Otii3iere ms
&eierpe.Gorps empioblen limo: glus
Den Staatsoerbdnoen Die nidt i'm
9unoesOienite ite6en iino Y Wlaml
entpfoblen morOeu rmO 80 pom A. II.
Rcoimcnt.
Nbnnnruien. biz prn ..nrutimru NorreiDon.
orftcm" ndlt phnluidl Uoer nUrenentdhia er.
baitru, llub aebeten, Der Office baU0n per 1e.
leDlOn Uber fdrIItltM WlitthclluHa AZ madeu,
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eimendpH

GbotOgrnpbicn 49,. photographer
i'm yGurreIpOnOent". ".8cbanOc,
413 SIt-yaltimOre.Strahc
Sue uScr glaht. (MoiS-14)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
Diabetes Treated
Successfully

Medical science admits of no def
mite cure for Diabetes despite the
many years of experimenting and re-
search by foremost physicians the
world over. However, this popular
theory might be called fallacious If
one were to judge from the following
unsolicited testimonial from CRATE
full user of Warmers Safe Diabetes
Remedy:
81 had been troubled with Diabetes
for s years. / heard about Warmers
Safe Diabetes Remedy and / tried
some of it and got myself in good con-
dition and went to work again. One
man said he doctored for years and
that one bottle OF Warmers Safe
Diabetes Remedy did him more good
than all the doctors. am mucn
pleased and so thankful for your life
saving remedy that cheerfully rec
ommend it to anyone troubled with
Diabetes and / hope this will be the
cause of helping many sufferers
(Signed) James Plat, Natl. Military
Home, Dayton, Ohio,
warmers Safe Diabetes Remedy is
made from formula tried and test
ed and used with remarkable results
during the past 40 years. As the
name indicates. Warmers Safe Diabe-
ties Remedy is absolutely safe and is
made solely from herbs and other
beneficial ingredients.
Sold by leading druggists every
where. Sample sent on receipt OF
ten cents. Warmers Safe Remedies
Co. Dept. s21, Rochester, II. Y.-Adv.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
EAST SIDE NOTES

Fritz cruhl and Fred Gruhl. jr.l
were business visitors in the city thla
= Eric Martinson, Clay county high
way engineer, is expected nome 1Io8dk
Minneapolis tomorrow moTn 1li l ~
car G. MartInson returned WednesaaS
morning from the twin cities. IhS
brothers left Saturday morning ana
drove there in Mr.. Martinsons mp"
Mrs. r. c. Douglas left "Wednesday
for Chicago, Milwaukee and otner
The uEficenseu drinking place
charge against Martin Olson, proprle-
tor of the Scandal hotel, has peen SCI
for hearing on Sept. 19 before Justlce
of the Peace l.. d. Evans. olson was
arraigned wednesday, the basis OF
the complaint being the SEIZURE q
two casks of bottled beer by Chief pI
Folice Malvey in a raid at the Scandla
last Saturday night. ..
The rain last night and this moEniS
ing extended only few miles nortn
of the city. Several Kragnes farmers
who came in this morning to ATTEND
the trial of the case of Wilson agalnsl
the township, reported very hsht
rainfall in that locality.
C. c. Burnett, Linwood, Kan, is one
of the potato buyers who are making
the New Columbia hotel their head
quarters. -, -
John w. Heinrich, well known WI
kin county farmer, is up from Wot-
verton today. 81
Mrs. Simon p. Diemert is quite i'll
at her lake home near Perham Her
sister, Mrs. George Shemeld, Went 70
Perham this afternoon to bring MIS-.
Diemert to Moorhead for treatment
at a local hospital
Charles S. McQuail and L. Q. Lee
brecht, respectively potato buyer aud
dealer of Kansas City, Mo-, nave
Joined the "spud colony" at the New
Columbia hotel. -
A. A. williams, Granada, Mimi, is
in the city to look after his farming
interests in Clay county.
The regular meeting OF the MOOT
head Retail Merchants association
will be held this evening.
p. G. Jacobson, Madison, Mimi, was
in the city today on his way. homes
from the northern part of the STATE.
He called on Sec. George L. Walker To-
inouire about the route OF the king
Of Trails. Mr.. Jacobson is chairman
of the Lac qui Parle county King pIs
Trails committee. -
w A. McGill, Libby, Mont, Is the
guest of his brother, Frank III. McGilL
local manager for the Interior Lum pc
Co. He is on his way to the ola nonles
in Wisconsin for a visit. ~
Fred Buth, prominent farmer or the
sabin neighborhood, was county
seat visitor Wednesday.
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Continued From Page One.
avenue north; south boundary, n. p.
tracks; east boundary, west side Ninth
street north; west boundary, east side
Thirteenth street north.
No. ia. q. Stanton, chairman.
North boundary, G. N. tracks,. south
boundary, north side Second avenue
north; east boundary, west side Ninth
street north; west boundary. east SIDE
Thirteenth street north.
No. 14-Rev. Thos. Graham, chair
man. North boundary, south side Sec
ond avenue north; south boundary, n.
p. tracks; east boundary, west SIDE
Broadway; west boundary, east side
Ninth street north.
No. l5-A. J. Danstrom, chairman.
North boundary, g. n. tracks; south
boundary, north side Second avenue
north; east boundary, west SIDE
Broadway; west boundary, east side
Nos. i6 and I7-smith stimmel,
chairman. North boundary, city lin
its: south boundary, c. N. tracks;
east boundary, Red river; west bound
ary, east side Second street north.
No. 1S-J. L. Cline, chairman North
boundary, city limits; south boundary
G. N tracks; east boundary, west side
Second street north; west boundary
No. 19-Rev. F. S. Hollett, chair
man. North boundary, south SIDE
Ninth avenue north; south boundary,
q. N. tracks; east boundary, west side
Fourth street north; west boundary
east side Seventh street north.
No. Go. e. Nugent, chairman.
North boundary, city limits; south
boundary, north side Ninth avenue
north; east boundary, west slde
Fourth street north; west boundary
east side Seventh street north.
No. 21-Matt Camitsch, chairman
North boundary, south side Eighth
avenue north; south boundary, g. N.
tracks; east boundary, west side sew
enth street north; west boundary, east
side Thirteenth street north,
No. 22-J. L. Carter. chairman.
North boundary, south side Eleventh
avenue north; south boundary; north
side Eighth avenue north; east bound-
airy, west side Seventh street north
west boundary, east side Thirteenth
street north.
North boundary, city limits; south
boundary, north side Eleventh avenue
north; east boundary, west side sew
enth street north; west pounoaFS'
east side Thirteenth street n9rt inor
North boundary, south side Twelfth
avenue north; south boundary, Q: N.
tracks; east boundary, west side Thlr-
teenth street northi west boundary
No. 25-Thos. Cooper, chairman. All
A. c. campus.
No. 26-L F. Bernardy, chairman.
North boundary, south side TwelItn
avenue north; south boundary, north
side sixth avenue north; east bound
ary. west side Seventeenth street
north; west boundary, city limits
No. 27-J. H. Degnan, chairman.
North boundary, G. N. tracks; south
boundary, N. p. tracks; east boundary,
west side Thirteenth street north;
west boundary, city limits.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
PUT
THEIR COIN into
BATTERY FUND
New Movement Placed I'm
der Way Today-$25 :.
Already Subscribed
BATTERY
. r
BOOSTER

In a few days buttons bearing the
above inscription will be ready for
distribution. They will be given to
each person who contributes 81 or
more to the Battery r fund. No move
has been made to provide a fund that
may be drawn upon by members of
the command in case of emergency.
The plan is to make this a popular
subscription and every friend of the
young men who will represent Clay
county in one of the Rainbow divi-
sions should contribute cheerfully.
Few people realize what sacrifices
the young men of the battery are
making and it would be anything but
creditable for the people of this local
ity to permit them to leave without a
dollar in the camp chest" said a loyal
battery booster today.
This morning the plan was suG-
gested to three Moorhead business
men and each responded cheerfully
with a check, the three totaling SIS.
Checks should be made to the order
of Battery F Fund" and may be
mailed to Capt. A. c. Rusness or de-
livered to any member of the battery.
Don't wait to be solicited but show
appreciation of this splendid organic
alton and the young men who are its
members by sending your contribu-
ton to the camp chest without fur
Their invitation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
TREAT OFFICERS
and MEN ALIKE
tRy Associated Press.l

Washington, Sept. 13-The same
compensation for dependents OF of
hcers or enlisted men in death and
disability cases was provided in an
amendment to the soldiers ana
sailors insurance bill adopted today
by the house over the protest of the
committee in charge of the measure.
The bill also was amended to in
crease compensation for all depend
ents about IS per cent. The new
rates per month adopted were:
Widow, $35: one child, $45; two
children, $3.50 and an additional IS
for each child up to five.
One motherless child. 500 two,
$35; three, $45 and SO additional
for each child up to FIVE.
A widowed mother would receive
$50 a month, and no family allow
ance would exceed SIS a month.
An amendment to provide that
widows marrying soldiers and sail
ors within ten days after da-e Of
injury should be entitled to the
regular compensation. also was
adopted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
nine BOYS CHARGED
With DOING DAMAGE

Nine boys, three from Dilworth and
six from Moorhead, were arraigned
before Judge William L. Parsons in
Clay county district court at Moor
head this afternoon. They were
charged with entering vacant build
ings, destroying property and doing
other mischief All entered pleas OF
guilty. One of the small boys, Harry
Schneider, Moorhead, who had been on
probation, was ordered committed to
the state training school at Red
Wing. The other boys were released
on MEDIATION. -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
Mo0rhedd NemS
RAIL BOARD SUSTATNS
FIVE BELOW zero RULE
Petition Of Railroads TO Raise Mini
mum ON PeFishabIes TO 10 De-
Erees Above Zero Denied.

st. Paul, Mimi, Sept lathe rail-
road and. warehouse commission has
denied the petition of railroads for a
change from 5 degrees below to 10
degrees above zero in the temperature
rule governing the shipment of per-
ishable freight. The railroads con-
tended that when fruit and vegeta-
bles are received for shipment in tenn
peratures below 10 degrees aboRe
zero, they are liable to losses against
which they have no protection.
Protesting shippers showed that
the perishable freight could have
been handled in less than half of the
time If the higher temperature mini
mum was in effect last winter, and
that fruit had been handled from cars
out of Duluth on days when 30 de-
grees below zero was registered
. The commission about five years
ago fixed the minimum of degrees
below zero, after an exhaustive in
vestigation. The carriers failed to
make a showing to warrant any
change at this time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
TRADING With ENEMY
BILL FINALLY PASSED
Amendment Will Compel German
Language Newspapers to Publish
Translation of War Comment.
CBy Associated Press.)

Washington, Sept. 13.-The ad-
ministration trading with the enemy
btu which passed the house without
a dissenting vote last July was
passed by the senate late yesterday
with many amendments including
one giving the President power to
embargo ports and prohibiting pub
location of war comment in the Ger
man language unless accompanied
in a parallel column by a translation
in. English.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
POTATO GROWERS AT BRAINERD
The Minnesota Association VIII Meet
There Dee. 8 and T.

Bemidji, Mimi, Sept. 13.-The Min
nesota Potato Growers association
will hold its annual convention and
exhibit at Brainerd, Dec. 6 and z, in
meeting of the Northern Minnesota
Development association, according to
arrangements made here Wednesday
by the executive committee of the
latter organization. The association
appropriated 5000 for prizes for pota-
to growers. This makes a total of
$500 appropriated by the association
to stimulate potato growing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
MARK TRAINS BOYS
: HURT IN AUTO MISHAP

Paul Train and David Train, sons
of Mark Train, manager of the Fred
w. Kruse company, were run down
by an auto and injured Wednesday
evening, while riding a bicycle at
Second avenue and Twelfth street.
Paul's left ear was split, requiring
eight stitches, and he was also sew
erely bruised about the face and
body. David suffered bruises about
the right side.
One of the boys was thrown under
the automobile, and the other on the
curb. The accident happened dur
ing the rain, and the slippery condi-
tion of the street was partially re-
sponsible for the accident.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
HOME GUARDS IN BLUE.
state Will Furnish Dress Uniforms
and 0veiPCOafR.

st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 13.-B1ue dress
uniforms and overcoats, no longer
used by the national guard, will be
issued to Minnesota Home Guard
companies as long, as the supply lasts.
Adjt. Gen. w. r.. Rhinow announces.
About $50 blue overcoats will be
shipped at once to Home Guard men
in Chisholm, Eveleth and Information
al Falls, he said, and the uniforms
will be sent out as fast as acquisitions
are received.
The announcements followed a de-
cision by ]. +. MCGEE, military affairs
commissioner on the state war board,
that IL Home Guard companies are
satisfied the plan Will afford good
way to dispose of the uniforms. The
supply will equip four or five com
paniesf go
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
WILL PAY SCHOOL AID.

st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. lathe state
high school board has voted to pay in
fun 1917 apportionments totaling 81 -
100000 in state aid to high and grad
ed schools and teachers training de-
partments. This action. following
the board order for payment of ST.
070,921 deficits in high and graded
school aid, means, according to G. G.
Schulz. state superintendent of edu-
legality of which is to be tested in,
the courts, must be drawn from the
1918 aid appropriation which neces-
sarily win be prorated to 40 per cent
or less.