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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-24


attended report very excellent eve
ming.
Call at the Times-Record Office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
Willard Myers is the owner of a
Ford, which he is using to carry the
mail on rural route No. i.
There was a Mothers Day program
ae the M. E. church Sunday morning
at the regular hour for morning SER
vices.
Elmer Larson came down from
Walum Monday evening for a short
visit with relatives and friends in
Dazey
J. B. Shearer was visitor in VAL
ley City the first of the week on bust
ness matters. He returned to Darcy
Tuesday.
Jacob Brox came up from Valley
City Tuesday to spend a few days
looking after his farming interests in
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Anderson autoed
down from Hannaford Sunday for a
short visit with relatives and friends
in Darcy.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet
Thursday, May "a, at the home of Mrs.
Fred Jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ratcliff went over
to Sutton last Saturday evening for an
over-Sunday visit with relatives and
friends.
Thos. Mexican and Miss Pearl Dali
ziel autoed down to Valley City last
Saturday afternoon to attend the mot
orcycle races that were held at that
place.
Frank Quick went up to Coopers-
town last Saturday for an over-Sunday
visit with friends. He returned to
Darcy Tuesday evening.
The, Times-Record would like to
have the people Of the neighborhood
call while in Valley City. There are
many interesting things to be seen in
a printing Office.
P. E. Skaparbak left Sunday for Far
go and from that place he expects to
leave for Richland county, where he
will travel with an organizer for the
Nonpartisan league.
A. J. McInnes returned last Satur-
day from his trip to the Twin Cities,
where he had been with shipment OF
stock and looking after the purchas-
ing of some cattle for his farm.
Mrs. Fred Kruger left Sunday eve
ming for Moorhead, being called there
on account of the death of her little
nephew, James Bachenheimer, who
had been run over by an auto in that
city.
Mrs. A. O. LaValley returned to
Darcy last Saturday from Valley City,
where she had been for a few days
with her little daughter, who was hav-
ing an operation for the removal Of
tonsils.
Mrs. J. L. LaVallev and her daugh-
ter, Miss Lola, left Thursday evening
for their home in Moorhead, after hav-
ing spent a few days visiting with rela-
tives in Darcy and looking after bust
ness matters.
Thos. Gudemestad, chairman of the
board of county commissioners, was
up from Litchville one day last week
visiting at the home of Commissioner
Rasmussen. The two left the next
day for trip of inspection of roads
throughout the county.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-24
FI.NGAL

Herald, May 17.-Albert Erickson
returned Saturday from Fargo.
H. S. Edison returned last Thursday
from Fargo.
Mrs. M. Hanson returned to Litch.
vile Saturday.
Miss Alma Knutson returned Mon.
day from Fargo.
Miss Minnie Borkerud left today for
Pelican Rapids, MINI.
Miss Hannah Halvorson was an ar
rival from the east Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert Asp and two children
arrived Thursday from Valley City.
Miss Martha Bryne returned Satur.
day from two days stay at Fargo.
P. P. Reitan was a Hastings busi.
ness caller between trains Saturday.
School election takes place Tuesday,
;; June 5, to elect one director for three
, years.
Mrs. Lillethun, of Nome, visited at
the Amsrud home between trains
Thursday.
Ole Graalum, of Hastings, attended
, to business matters in our burg Sat
urday evening -- 49,
, Call at the Times-Record Office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
! linotype machine
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Knutson, Sophie
| and Peter Olson autoed to Valley City
and return yesterday.
| A. L. Siland went to Fargo Thurs.
day to see his daughter, who is con.
fined in hospital there.
Charley Olson has purchased three
lots west Of the creamery and is
erecting a residence on same.
H. T. Hanson, Clarence Hellickson
and Jens Nahum left on land seek,
. ing trip to Montana Thursday.
Mrs. Haines returned Monday to
Bordulac. She has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Nick Nelson, for about a
week.
Engineer Rudolph Harbich, repre-
senting Construction Engineer Brahtz
at the elevator under construction
! here, is on the job all thestime.
John Stromstad, a F. Ransom farm.
er, lost ten head Of horses and barn
during the electric storm last night,
when the barn was struck by light
ming
Miss Mabel Hanson arrived Satur,
day from Litchville and visited at the
Oscar Anderson home until Sunday
afternoon, when she left by car for La
Moure.
Carpenter Filing Peterson has near
ly completed the building for the fire
department which he is building on
the N. P. right of way opposite the
post Office
The Times-Record would like to
have the people of the neighborhood
call while in Valley City. There are
many interesting things to be seen in
printing Office.
Johnny and Erwin Severson left
Monday for Mortlach. Sask., Can
They went across to Valley City with
Jens Olsberg, from where they took
the 500 for Portal.
Prof. Sanders left yesterday for
Grand Forks, where he will participate
in the conference Of high school prin
cipals which is in session at that place
today and tomorrow.
Mrs. O. Hjelter and daughter, Alice
who have been here on pleasant Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. Smiston, and
her two sisters, Mrs. A. Lohn and
Mrs. A. Hagen, left last Monday for
her home at Harlem, Mont.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-24
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suter the tortures Of
lame muscles and stifened joints because
of impurities in the blood, and each sue
ceeding attack seems more acute until
rheunlatismhas invaded thewhole system.
To arrest rheumatism it is quite as i'm
portant to improve your general health as
to purify your blood, and the cod liver oil
in Scott S Emulsion is nature sgreat blood
maker, while its medicinal nourishmeut
strengthens the organs to expel the
impurities and upbuild your strength.
Scott's Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Lyon, of Fargo,
spent Sunday with their son. Rev.
Willard Crosby Lyon, who is still con-
fined to his home with rheumatism.
Miss Sophia Kramer and cousin,
Mrs. Mark Callahan, spent several
days this week visiting at the John
Kramer home near Berea.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lubbehusen, Of
Litchville, spent Sunday at the hester
farm, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kuntz.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-24
DAZEY
+ + + + f + + r = + + + -

Commercial, May 18.-Mrs. A. A..
Bender went up to Cooperstown last
Saturday for a short VISIT
DR.. w. c. Nolte was visitor in
Valley City Thursday on business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Oluf Johnson returned to Darcy
last Friday from short visit in Val
ley City. Fl.
Miss Eva Jones and the domestic
science class of the local high school
entertained the board and teachers at
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-24

Instead of spending your vacation in
idleness take course in the Mankato
Commercial College. A few months
of study in that great school, is worth
many times the cost. This is your
opportunity. Send for their catolog,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-24
Helen Featherstone Is
First in Girls Contest

Grand Forks, May 19.-Herman Ma
koff of this city won the boys inter-
scholastic defamation contest held at
the university here tonight. James
Shikany, of Williston, won second
prize and Harry Horwitz, of Fargo,
third. Helen Featherstone, of Valley
City, won first prize in the girls con-
test, with Virginia Short, of Cavalier,
second and Ruby J. Crothers, of New
Rockford, third The awards are $40,
81, and 81 in each division. The judges
were Supt E. L. Kuhnes, of Langdon,
Prof Frederick Koch, of the Univer-
sity, and Miss Isabel Hayes, of Yves.
ley college. President F. L. McVey, Of
the University, presided.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-24
SOME MILITARY
REGISTRATION FACTS

June 5 has been proclaimed by
President Wilson as registration day.
Registration stations will be open
from a. m. until p. m.
Absentees or sick persons must reg.
lister either by mail or through repre-.
sentatives.
Every man between the ages Of 81
and 80 must register.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-24

Mrs Elgie Carmen and little son. Of
New Rockford, are visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Burchill, on Fourth street, for
few days.
Miss Hayes, OF Fingal, spent Sunday
in Valley City.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-24

II IT'S newsy, call the Tlmes-Reoord.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-24

:: is newsy, call the 1Imes-Record,
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26

Local Coal Creek (Scan.): En-
closed herewith fnid $500 as pay
ment for Special Stamps we received
from you in the month Of February.
H. Peterson.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26
"THOU SHALT NOT KILL"

According to the Seattle Star Of
July 18th the Young Women's Chris
tian Association has a filed formal
application with Secretary of War
Baker for permission to organize a
"Legion of Love"-for actual mill
tary service in Europe-from Uncle
Sans 5O0OO,OO0 women and girls.
"Peace on earth, good will to men,"
'Thy kingdom come on earth as it
is in heaven" etc, etc.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26

eve don't show any more mercy
than is necessary" he says in a
letter to his father, Carl Palmer,
814 Minor avenue, "and we swell the
dead list at the expense of the
captured list. Just the same they
are glad to be out of the Kaiser's
army and into our big steel bird
cages. Seattle Star.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26
THE NORTHWEST WORKER

hour day. OF course an eight-hour
day for labor will reduce profits for
the lumber barons, but surely, these
patriots" will not object to doing
their bit along this line, while they
expect the workers to produce all
the lumber and then kill and main
each other in war to find a market
for the surplus lumber exploited
from them by the said lumber bar
onS.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26

Three hundred and and eighty-five
members were admitted into the 107
Locals reporting for the month of
June.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26

Local Pleasant Valley; Enclosed
please find $l.25 in full payment for
Campaign and Fling Fee Stamps
+. p. Hasse.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26

Local Manette: Enclosed please
find $125, amount due for the five
Anti-War Assessment stamps.-W.
H. Hawkes..
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26

You is The time to apply for
lecture by Comrade H. H. Stallard,
Socialists should do everything
possible, within the law, to assist
the workers in the lumber industry
who are now on strike for the eight
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26

Local Suomela: Enclosed you will
find the $500 for assessment stamps
that | had overlooked last time
John Pouttu.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26

Local Hoquiam No. (Fin.): En-
closed herewith are $3.50 for pay
ment 1917 Campaign and Filing
Fees Stamps. Abel Janhunen.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26

Two locals were organized last
week; Starbuck, Is members, by II.
H. Stallard, and Clayton, members,
by +. A. Melander.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26
ATTENTION! COMRADES!

Two million three hundred thou
sand acres Oregon and California
Railroad Grant Lands have by an
Act of Congress been redeemed; open
for settlement as classified; honest,
reliable descriptive information, Civ
ing correct numbers of locations. Fees
$500. Louis H. Bergold, Riddle,
Oregon. Editors Note: This is a
reliable proposition, and you will re-
ceive value for your money.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-31
BUR 9,eeiitrieruug am ;. eS1nt.

Gon ser Erpflamotion beS ErGii,
benten, oltr6 0ie oo5 neue 3luanss-
auslebnnaS 0eieb in Strait geieBt
miro, iuto folgenoe Eunfte gang be-
ionoer8 berDor3ubeben:
gEue Eerlonen, Die lu1ter bem 8eiet
Der 9lu5bebung 5u1n arteg80ter1t ln-
ternoricn Iino, ute aud alle anoercn
i'm Sanoe 9luIGiiigen bon einem be-
ltintn1telr 9llter miilien iid an einem
beItimmten Sage re9iltrieren la'ien.
Ils '9teaiitriernuestag lit 9ienstag,
Der 5. Snni, angeIett iuorben. Die
RegiitrierllnqSpIdbe itno Die 8abl-
plGte ooer @ablblt0er, m benen BET
Ser lebten @dbl obgeltintnt ipuroe.
Die @ablbnben iperben bon Z 1lhr
mprgens bis 8 llbr abenos pffen ieiu.
3nr Gegiitriernns sesunusen iinb
nlle Eerionen mannltd)eu 8eihledlts,
ub giiraer Der Ser. staaten uber
nldlf, bic an pber naf) bem s. Snui
1886 gebpren iinb nnb bis snm Is.
SUM- 1917, Witternad)t, bas sllter
bon 81 Sabren nod ntdt erreidJt ba-
ben.
Nnsgenpmmen i1lnerhalb bieler
Nltersgren5e iino tntr lolhe 2eute, Die
ihon aur armee ooer Marine geboren
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-31
AnenllDe du6 fehlgelhla9e

Ccr Gpr0Gnaer bcS lebtcu amcrl-
fnniihen &utIdDnfters in Berlin (ojes
raro), namlih Gr. Sapio Sapnc Sill,
mnrnte ln elmer lanaeren sluiprad1e
Die rNmcrican Tefenic Sueictp", baE
Teutidhnno nod langc nid)t geid)lN=
gcn JET nnb crflGrtr, cS ict unrcd,t,
bic vSobensollcrn" fir bic imperialI.
| itiidDcn SrGume SeutIdDlanos auein
DcrantmurtIidp III MAIDEN. Ter &C
gcnluartlgc Nrico iei ein NNmpf nm
politiidle Spitcmc,
oTaa ocutIdJe @Olf", inotc Sill,
lit lclncm NnIIcr hentc trcucr eroC-
bcu, ais Die Ocnutratiid)c Enrtci bCn
ErGiiOcntcn MiIiOn. Ter ErGiiDcut
bNbc crflGrt, OnI! 0Cr Nnmpf Der Ncr
Stnatcn nIdDt 0cNcn 00a 0CutIdDc NOlf
9crid)tet lei. Nbcr o02 Qon5c oentid)c
&OIt untCritiitc OC talIcridDC NcNiC-
rnno mic Gin Wt0nn. - Mcnu Olc
3cntralmGdDtc ben NrlcG 0c)ulnncu
- nno ca ut nod nidDt itdDCr, OGn lie
lin nldt gCulnnCn - baum mcr0eu
mir nns clnCr aan5 OcrId)lc0cncn
Nclt acocnllber Iebeu."
ErOf. u. =. S,nrt uDn Der Nnruarb
llnmcriitGt IprodD in Gbnlid)em Siun
nno CrtlGrtC: - CtcicIbc CSef0Hr mic
i'm ,\oFrc 1116 it0rrt bentc Den Ser,
Stoatcn ms CSeiidt, ober fnnm cin
Grlttcl ocs omcrifanlIdDcn &Olfes
dhnt c5,"
9iio DC Sonciru, 90, Mai. - Cic
bralilioniidc Gepntiertcnfnmmcr
itlmmte eiuItlmmio fir Miocrrnf Der
9}cntralttGt HrnitIicns unb mod)t eS
Der Ncgternu0 mD1ltdD, Die Ocntid)Cn
Sa)tfTc in broIlli0niIdDCn SQfcn NIT
&eidlIo9 at le9cn. Die Sill ocbt lebt
an oen broitliauiiden ScnQt.
Gas britiIdc SOipitnIldliff oGDncr
Gnitle" luuroc, >uic BON NOnoOn 0cz
mcloct mirO, i'm WiittcImccr Obue
NnrnnuQ uOn eincm Oentid)cm ltboot
pericnft, ebcuID in Der 9fOrbIcc Der
blitlId)c bcluaffuctc Tampfcr nSila=
rD". ga Die &riteu nngeblih ;6Us
'pttal'd'tffe bennbeHt ttm Srnppen stt
tr0nSpOrticrcn, hat bic Scntlhc 9ic-
aicruna crfl0rt, oaR tie filroer '0D-
ipitolid)iffc nidDt idDDnen lucrbe, onFcr
c2 milroc Gin ncutrnIer ScNmtcr nbiO=
Int Den NOlpitoldJarafter Iolhcr
Sd,ific 0nrnntiercn, - :. Sdlriftl.j
@aIbinatOm, 80, Mai. - S0crbcrt
Is, 6OOpcr, mcld)cr bcfonntlidr oic
g}obrnnoamittcl oicica YonOca fOn-
trOlliercn IOu, ltelltc cinc NeOn5ics
rnna Der 4Srciic in itdDcrc 9luaiidt, 10
bolo Der @Unarcf Cit oie9bc5u9lihca
CSciet, crlnilen babe.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-31

ooer irgenomie oftiD 3u militdriihen1
GlenIte berangc3oQen limo.
Stc Strafe fir Nihts sHcGiitriernng
am . .Suni tit nuf 8efGngnis bis SIT
elnem Sabre feitNcIeBt mprben.
Eerlonen III 0cm Dor0elhriebenen
2lltcr, Die ant 5. SSunt erfranft obcr
aus bem Scimotplab abipeieno ietn
Iollten niilIen ih BON Der 3uitGn6i-
gen @ablbeboroe don snpor cine 9ie-
giitratipns-aartc Derihoffen, bie auf
ote'er geItellten 1yrngen beontnorten
uno am 5. SSSunr IN Die betreffenoe
@ohl6uoe ihideu.
Die folgenben Insaben iinb ouf
Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81, modem:
/. Goller Nonte, 9llter, in Sobren
an9e9e6en.
9. Wobnl1nQ8a6reiie.
3. @eburtsto9
a. Sinb Sic (1) elm einoeborcner
8iirger; (2) Elm naturoIilierter 9iir,
ger; (3) eiu 9luSIdnber; ca baben
Sic Sire Ibiidt erfldrt, 9iirger 5r
me1b benz
5. go tpurben sic eeboren2
6. gSenn fein 9irger, ipelhetn
2onoe geboren Sic an2
7. @as lit Sbre gegenlp1rtige ge-
mdftigung?
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-31

s. @er lit SIR 9lrbcit9eber? $50
itn0 Sic ongelteQt?
8. @oben Sic einen @oter, cine
Mutter, 6rou uno ainber unter
3lp0lt Die ausidIieBlih ouf sic fir
l3ren l(ntcrbolt on9epieien itno?
10. @erbeirotet ODER leoig? -
gaIie?
If, @elhen MilitGr0ienIt 5aben
Sic 0errihtet? Slang? GienIt3neig? ?
Sabre? SSSn melder Station ODER it
Delhen Stoote?
12. Woden Sie glnIprub ouf Wi-
MISUNDERSTANDING 8eben Sic &c.
noue @riinoe bierfiir an.
Ger 9}egiItror ooer RegiItrierungs-
6eon1te in Ser @ohlbube bat Damn
nod ouf Der 9liidieite Ger bonn 9ics
giltrierenoen ielblt ousgefiiIIten Gorte
Die fol9cnoe geihreibung oes getreT=
fenben 3lt geben:
@rob, mittelgroB ooer flein2
Sdlanf, n1ittel ODER forpulent2
2arbe ber augen2 Soorforbe2
8labfopfig2
Sat Die Gerion einen Irm, Elm
gein, einen SUB, bas 2iht ouf beioau
augen berloren, ober lit iie anoeripei.
tig Discriminating?
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-31
$I I6OO,OOO,OOO SSumocsausaabcm
3ern0reOe Arbett oeutr 2uftbfe uo 9oote Grier lent
barer amertonider &rte9sbauon. - Stalientibe
Snenlpe aud febgedlagen.


Der SunoeSIdDabmetiter. Sns Npmi-
tee hat an falt alien ipid)tiaen Stener.
IGtcn bcrnmgcmciIert uuo ocu burd)
Stcneru AZ erhcben0en Weinmtbetraa
bon 1900 WiIiOnen auf 1900 Wiillios
ncn Io!tnrs Observation-Disclosures. Sine
Ncnernl Snrif Stencr BON 10 Hrp,.
40 balprcm nuf alle >>mpurtc muroc
nldIt lauftlonlcrt, Die StcncrIGBe nuf
Snbot, 3tgarrcn min. rcbn5icrt; gcs
itrldlcn uurbc bic Geitcuernua BON 5
Eru5Cnt anf GidDts, Gas, Selepbpn.
nlu. Wills, lucldDe Dun Dem SpuIn=
mcntCn bate actrngcn iuerbcn iOllen,
cbenio bic Stcucr anf &crIid)cruugs.
EUIiSen, rIu. ,(m SCnot luiro cS
Iiderlid, 5u FeiRcn Gcbatten fpmmen.
Die Tiffcrcu5 uOn 300 Willionen iull
untp Der Nnitd)t oCo Numltccs onrdD
cine fnrSfrlltiQc &Ononnagnbc aufges
brndDt mcrbcn.
9tcu Ourf, 30. Wai. - Ser anne
ritoniid)c SdIOOner uMnroarct y.
1lOuR", ucldler NlOrtOc am 4. Sebr.
nit mcrtuullcr Nnmbcrlu0nnQ nndl
NcnnN, Itnlicn, ucrlicf, wnroc am
q. Nprll naGe Der frGu5DiiId)=ltal
niIdDcn NiIitc uun cincm bcutIfen H.
Boot ucrIcnft. 2ic Gcntidlen iuacn
ale NObrnng3mittcI, SdDiffsinitru.
mcntc rno IOgur bic AlCiocr Ieincr 6
Gcntc luCg0cnpmmen hNbcn, nadlocm
lcbtCrc in cin offcnes &OUt fOmman-
Dicrt iu0rcn, nne bcm iic ipGtcr pon
elncm EatroIidDiffe oufgenOmmcn
mnrocn.
9SaIbinetOn. 30. Mai.- Sic Sun-
ocsansgabcu Dom /. SUM 1916
1917 betraeen ioueit 1900 Mtillio.
ncn So0ars; 900 Willipnen mebr
ais bic lebtiGbrigen Nusgaben. Sa-
Dpn entfallen $607 100000 anf Tar
lcbcn an bic 2laiierten (gegeu Sin
tanid) ibrcr fraalidcn Cbligationcu);
245 WilltOncn fir militGriIdlc 9lnsz
anbcn nuo p Milliouen fir Den
Nanf bon Ganl.dJ-&eltinf'en.
Gic SnnbcSItcncrn fir gSbisfep,
Sicr nno SGb0f nnlDmen i'm StSfnIs
jobr INN IS Williuncn 5n, i'm Wnt al
lcin nm 20 Milliuncu.
MaIhinotOn, 81. Mai. - 9os critic
lCntbare amcrifauiidDc &riegs-Gnit-
Id)Iff madDte geiteru cine crfOlgreidDe
Snbrt nun 8aIbington mad, 9lfrDE,
CbiO, cine Gntfernung uOn 500 Mct.
len.
Sie critic 9lbteilung bon amerifanis
Id)cn 0lIcnbabn- Inaenicuren lit in
6ronfreidJ an0cfummcn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-31

rcm Ginflub ou5 Ben &rie0 uu0 ocn
cpcntlcuen tSrirOcu mcr0en m0ge1t,
ia mjliIcn. GoB 0o3 C3ciomtDoIf Gbi,
coQo8 Dos crfoGt bat, bemieicn oic
U}oi1cn Die nerQtblid GinloB IN oo%
auditorium ntd)tcu. - 3cbntauIcno
Otcnlhcn moQtcn ollf un0 ob Dor Dem
NlbGl10e.
Ter &Uriiben0c Der Geriammlung,
Sefan Hubcrt W, Gupett ppn Der Gbi-
eaeO llniperiitat, erfl0rte, DOB Die
Otollcn niht MIR 0ie Gongreb StroBe
3lpilhen Mnbo1b uno Wihi9an 2lpc.
fillltcn, ion0crn ooB iie noroIi6 1r1o
'ilolih bon ser GongreB Ctr. an Der
O}id)lgon 9lpe. N}onn on Wann it0n-
0en.
Ger Goriibenoc crfldrte ferner, boF
nidDt nur lueitere Ocrarttge &eriamms
lnnaen in Gbicogo abgeBalten luerben
luilroen, iDnoern audi in anberu
StaDten bes 2onoes, 10 in Neiu Yorf
AM 30. Mai. b, s.
Erdlioent N2liou babe ielbcr 0ie
8ilrgcr beion0er5 oufgcforoert, bon
ibren fonItitltoncllen Redten 0e-
brolh al MAIDEN mo nah ben llria-
hcn 81 fro9cn bic Den 9eiebgebelloeu
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-31

GciI Der Ne9icrlmQ prr GrIolilrn1 ge,
mtlicr 0ciebc OcronIoilcn. oGamit
ilnb bic Nnlpi5Icn, nuter lucldDcn bic
&eriammlung cinbcrufeu muroe nno
itattfanb, tlnracleQt."
Hc0ner bon intcrnotionaIer 9c0cu.
tlmg ltanOen nidt ouf 0en1 Ero-
gromm; Der bcrDorrogeuOIte 0erielben
mar Der friibere 8Onoernenrsfauoi-
Dat Der SosialiitiIdjeu Eartei, Serr
Seymour Steomnu, aber bic &e1s
iammluua mar feline iusialiitiIf)e. -
Sic Geranltolter rcpraientierten ie0e
W}etnungSrihtung betreff5 Der CSroGe
lnicrcS 2lnteil8 an Dem gegennGrti.
gen &rieg. 2cltte, Die aus 8etpilien8.
itrupeln ge0en ben arieg lino; iolhe,
Die i'm nidt unterItiiben, neil iie oen
Utut niht boben, ibre eigenen 9lnlicbs
ten ouS3uiprehen; iolhe, oie Sen
3rieg 5lpor gcreftfertigt, ober nibt
filr notrDen0iQ Daltetl, rno iolhe, oic
i'm fir berehtigt un0 notpenoig bol-
ten uno i'm oe3balb befitrmorten.
rNlle &eranitalter bieier Ser
iammlnng 9lanben jeoodD, haf bns
(Cortgntrtr,o o1tf GSatte Ky
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-31

Sin Npmitee aus oem @eiten, bar
inter :. Is. Sellg bun 2 ii . o.
IA, s. Wanoeripn nno gen Srafe
Oun Minneipta, Gbo3 8rplun, Sum
Ecnorap unb Serbert 6. 0aiton bon
u ur b : q of Il, s. u. genuett BON
Wnntana nnb Gbas. Nltman nnb 6.
". '0plman BON WiScpniin cridyicncn
bcute nur Dem 2auOwlrtid)nfts. .Win;.
tier nnb befiirluprtstcn bic Gontruae
Der &eicn- nnD Erp0uftenmdrfte
icltcns Der Hcaieruno; ebenio baten
iie nm 6eitIebnng ppn Warimnmprci-
len.
Scr Snubesgencralanmalt be-
bnuptct, elmer nencn lamoeSlucitcn
Seucguna onf Die Spur gcfommen
ut ictn, nm allentbnlbeu int Gauoe
Der Nc1iItrntipn ppn W!ilttarpflidytt-
gen, lucnn nOttg, gelu0lhamen 8iber.
itnnO entgc9cn 81 icben, SeiOnoerS
III Scras ipll es bereIta ~ Srnbcl oe.
tOmmen uno aebcimc @cIellid)aftcu
iOllCu bort gcbilbet WUrben ictn. Ter
Qcinmtc WcicBesnpparat beS GanbcS
IOll Nlle otcsdesiigltd)cu Nnid)Idgc I'M
Mcim eritlfen. (SclbitpcritdnblidD
oOjcrmau Elpts". - :. SdDriftl.)
Mcocn Oes impsrte2 uun Ncgerars
Gcitcrn, bic in WhunitiOn3fabrifcn ar
bCltcn Iollen, fam eS i'll ct. 2Out3
bcrcitS at einem 9taiicfrieg, lupbci
0rci Ncoer unb bret YSeifc perunns
oct 'unrOcm. Sed)s Nompngnien Der
GliuUls 9t0ttOnalgaroc iUlleu 9tubc
hcrltcllcn.
ySeil Observation-Disclosures iidD an
NcblIdp luciaern, bic ltniOn an5ner=
fcnnen, fam es III ScrOme, Nrispnn,
81 blutigcn SGtlidfeitcn, luobci sipci
Wtnnn getOtct uurbcu, elmer mnroe
idDluer ncrluunoct. Sic llnionarbeitsr
crflGren, cS iei eiu frame mp, nm
bic llnlon nnmOglid) III maden.
>>m @citen bahcn bic Gentidlen
cinc ricilge SGtiefeit ilIrcr GnitidDific
cntluifelt, lucldDc boa &ariptcl sn ei=
ncr aemnltiaen sentIhen Gficniiuc
bilocn iOll.
Cen Cjcrild)tcn nOn elmer nencm
CffcniiUc Der 0iulien nnb 9'nmGncu
in Der tSeaenb OOu eSnliD ,birb Ocnt=
IdDcricits gerin9e SeOcutung beige
lcgi.
Die itolieniIdDc Cffeniiue lit Offi-
}icll 5nm oaltcn 0cfummen, (SO mel
oct vGaOorna nit Oem HegenIdDirm." "
- Gic Sdriftl,)
@ctrcffa Der StencrbiG Got ba8
ScuatsfOmItce ocS &Ongrciles an
Idcincno grnnbOcridDieoenc Sheen ais