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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-08-16

pastor of the Larimore congre-
CATION only three weeks, having
come from Mountford, Wis, to
which place his remains were
taken by train.
DR.. Max Henius, the energetic
Dane who is the president of the
board of directors of the Chica-
go public library, is one of the
leaders in a movement which
aims at establishing libraries of
at least one thousand volumes
each in the sixteen military
training camps of the country.
DR.. Henius recently attended a
librarians meeting in New York
where plans were formulated.
Books will also be sent to Ameri-
can soldiers in France, and more
than 1000 are already packed for
shipment to Pershing's troops.
A number of Swedish sailors,
former members of the crew of
Norwegian steamer, Cedric
which was torpedoed in June,
arrived last week in Boston hav-
ing been picked up by the Ley
land liner, Memphis. They had
spent several days and nights in
life boats. Oscar Hillberg, Olof
Erickson, Eric Axtelius, and Viii
helm Engstrom are the names
of. the sailors who now are being
cared for by the Swedish sailors
and immigrants home in Boston.
They all agree that altho the
experience was interesting, they
don't care particularly to have it
repeated.
Martin Thoreson, state senator
from Valley City, N. D., died last
week at his home. He was born
in Ullensaker, near Christiania,
Norway, in 1856 and came to this
country in 1886, starting life as
a farmer with 80 acres. His
farm had increased so that now
it comprises 1000 acres. The
late Mr.. Thoreson had repeated
ly been elected a member of the
legislature of North Dakota and
was widely respected and po-
pular man, not only among the
thousands of Norwegians of the
state, but also among people of
other nations lities.
The Danish steamer, Dane
brog", which has been built in
Chicago, recently arrived at New
port News, Va, having travelled
by the water route all the way
from Chicago to N. va feat
which is said to be without pre-
cedent. The steamer was built
for shipping company in Co
penhagen and is manned entire
ly with Danes. The trip to the
coast was one continuous tri-
umphal journey and the recep-
tion in the harbor of New York
is said to have been as noisy as
it was sincere, all the steamers
in the harbor blowing their
whistles in honor of the Dane
brog' and the flag whose name
it bears.
Twenty-Five thousand insects
have been collected by Emil Lii
ieblad, a Swedish entomologist
in Chicago, who. has recently
classified and described them in
detail. Most of the insects re-
present varieties found in Mex
leo and scientific periodicals have
devoted much space to a descrip-
tion and analysis of the wonder
full collection which has been ga
thered thruout many years of
constant and diligent search and
study. At present Mr.. Liljeblad
is assistant entomologist in the
Field Museum, Chicago.
1t is possible that the Ameri-
can government will put a stop
to the transfer of money by pri-
vate parties in this country to
the Scandinavian and other Eur
opean countries. At least, a bill
has been introduced in congress
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-08-16

A Family Newspaper
Dare to do Our Duty
Let us have faith that right
makes might, and in that faith
let us to the end dare to do our
duty as we understand it"
Abraham Lincoln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
0entldlea (8uIO nadl Wlerifo?

@I@oio, Spros, 25. N1Gr5.
Mebr ais $t000,000 in @olo 1T
mG6reno Der lebien ISOLDE bon Geut-
iben in Der stoot 0lew gDorf an
Geutibe in ben @rcn3itGoten pcr.
ianot morOen.
0ic Sdlfte oieies 9ciraaes fam,
mie pcrlautet, nah 81 @oio mO III
nod SSuore5 geionbt moroen.
SoieIi9e 9onfiers pollen niAt an.
gcben, pie biel bon Dem 93ctp gorfer
@ol0, oas on1ebliG fir oeltide SIC.
icrniiten IN @lcrifo beItinmt lit, bier
aneefommen 1T; aber es lit 6efannt,
OoB am 6reitag cine Eratte fir
$t25000 in @olO einfoiIirt puroe.
9locb 8liibtlineelL weI6e bier aus
Gentral-Merifo ongelangt fins, iino
Gcutide, welde ib ais NeierOiiten
bc5eidnert ole aus Sen @ereinigten
Staaten aeiloben iinO, in @uaoola.
iora oamit bei6dftiet, Elm Oeutides
9iegiment 81 organiiiren imo inertia.
niide Gol0atcu ein5uercr5iren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
9cutldJe in 9lnmanicn.

&ic ie6r 6abeu ib oie 1cutidan
III 9ilunduieu gctdui6t. @or niMi
aa5l lon0cr 3eit 0a9tc man nodh
oieieS 9ici1 mcroe I'M cigenen lmo i'm
Delltibcn Stiereiie cine 9oition &c.
gen Den aniwweIlcnoen %onilopis.
mus ueroen. 1888 bot fein GERM
Gerer ais Da6n in Oieiem Slime ieine
S6riit Cine 2on3e fir 0hindnica"
9eIhrieben. GcutiNlan6S Sntcreiie
iiir 9ttudnien 6otte oa6 nod eincn
onocrcn @rinO. Seit Sabrbuuoer-
ten lcgtcn 0eutibc BORT Oic @rllnO.
Ia0en Der &ultir. Die mciitcn Srte,
Die felt cingen &oc6cn in Sen &rieqS-
'bcrid5tcn gcnonnt meroen, mciicn
oclticbe glniUOlcr auL aum G6cil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

uadD S:agOille, 25. Wldr5. Sis 5mm
81. MGr5 batteu bic Sriteu Md fei-
nen glngriff anf Die am III. WfGr5 Uun
Oen Siirfcu nDr6Iidj BON SagoaO am
SiariS 6e5Ugcnen ueuen 9SOiitiOncn
nRtcruOmmen, iuie Der untsr benz
Datum Sc8 21. WfGr5 erlaiIeue amt
lidJe @eridlt oes tirfiideu @eueral.
tabs bciagi.
Naditc6cHo Der uollItGnOigc Su.
6alt Der Wiittbeilnna;
y9iuiiiIdJe GaOallerie, iueldlc uu.
Icre Sruppen nnf psriiifem SerritO.
rinm unariff, murOc 5nriifgCihlascm
unO erlitt bOdIt crbcblibe gerlnitc.
Sin rmiiiidlcr Gubaaeric.slusr
in Der gta66aridyuft OOn ,SauHe6
(IiiOmeitlidl BON SatfiS, maize Der me-
iOpOtamiidleu 0iren5e in Eerfien)
luurOe ebcufallS 5nriifgeluieicn.
9Iuf Ser SisriS.SrOnt bat IidJ bis.
her MIR fcinSIide Gnpallerie Den
ucucn Gtelluugeu scnGbcrt, bic mir
am If. MGr5 besuaeu babeu.
9Imf Der Sinni.TrUut, IN Der NadJ-
6nrldlaft uon Samamc, mnroc ein
feiuSlidler NerOplnu bcrnutcreeIdJOi-
len nno Dcrbrannte.
W nSrOS' SafeHiuerfe bOm-
6arbirt.
Gincs unierer 2mftidriffe mari
1900 SilOaramm GrplOFUitOffe nuf
ben Safeu bon NhiOrOs nnO ani
fcinOIid)e Sdiife, iuelhe in Oiciem
6nfcn 0Or gIufer la8cu. SrOt ocs
Iturfen sSencts Der fcinOliden Sc
Tdjabe febrteu nuIere 2mftfdiffe nm
Uerie6rt Snriif.
gIugriffe uOn &e6ellen IiiOmeitlidJ
BON MeSiun Tin 9lrabien) iunrOcn
uOu nniereu streitfrdften aOoeIdIa-
gcn,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26


Oeuti1c G6eoterauiiii6runeen. glu-
Berocn giebt es nod cine 9ln3obl BON
araufen. mo llntcritiibunesoereinen.
SerOoreeboben muB Weroen, OaB
Oie 0cutiben an Der @ntwidlrng Der
Slltir in Der @alo6ei wie aud i'm
iibrigeu 9hiHdnien groBe GerOienlte
6o6en. Set Dem 10. So6rbunoert
bo6en iie ii1 ais SonOwerfer lmO
&ouilelte me0craelalien iino ole
&run0lage 6es lt00tii6en 9ebens &c.
lcet. Geit Dem 1S. SobrbimOert
wer0en olS Neiltide glniieoler iibcraa
@eluerbetrcibcnOe 6dbrifanten, Bier
broucr, 9uhOrudcr, 9uCbbdn0Ier
II. Ogl erpG6nt. @benio famen Ner5-
te, @elebrtc, sSngcuielre, aiinitler,
9e6rcr 2ebrerinnen II. ogl. inS 2anO.
0clttiAe erribteten 5oblreibe 6obri'
fen, for0erten Die YetroleumsSnoi-
trie, oie 0umpiiHifio6rt, 0os Eela-
orap6enmeien, oos @iienbabn. ilnO
@oihpeien. lleberous groB mar audi
ser @iniIuB ser Iellti6en olf Die
9eiiliae &iltur. Ser frii6ere Itarfe
iron8oiiidc GiniuB lit i'm 10. Sobr-
birn0ert sum groBcn E6eil ourth
0eitiAe @iniliiiie peror1ngt morOcn
pab0cm ibon 5lun 8etpieI MoioreS-
Gil 0S3S) erfannt botte oaB ole Sol.
lomenie Sen 9iumdnen mir ro6eu
D}otcrinliSmus, cine ibliipiriee 2ite-
ratlu, 2cid6ticrtigfeit imo Sang gum
Gurus gebradt botte. SSn oen lebtea
So6r5c6nten miro al pielen S6ulen
Oeiui9 gcle5rt. Cine Gei6e Der 6er-
0orraBenOiier @elebrten 9fumGnienS,
oortnter sic @riinoer 0es 3ooloei.
! ihen mO Gf3noorapbiicbcn @luieumS
in 9ufaret imo S1iiler oelitlHcr
llniperiitdtcn. Sic gtoAfroge nob
oeutiden 9iidern 1T leb6oit. @benio
mGbit Oie 3o6l ser llebcricsimeen
ans oem 0eltiben raid. 9ln Der
9lforciter llniueriitGt puroe 1906
zinc 2e6rtan3el fir Oeuti1e Sprdtbe
crribtet, oeren &ertreter freilicb eill
argcr @euti@cn6aiier lit. lluter Oen
9ler5ten 9eumten, 6oridern, aiinit-
lern lmO 0idtetn 9fumdniens 9a6
Iimo qie6t cS 7ablreidle 0eutIhe.
9lud oaS G6coter- uno 3eitllngsDe-
fen in &nmGnicn lit bon 3elItihen
| 0efor0ert porNen.
Ser rnmdniiHe 8rofeiior glurel
| Bopopici foBt oos @erOienit Ger oeuf.
! I6en 9lrbeit in &umGnien in oie
@orte 3lliaumen, ,,Sbne oeu @ir-
HUB Der gernoniiheu &ultrr bdttcn
mir ialt ni6tS pon elmer glotiondl-
lnhhlr.4 9lepnlitbe 9(niGomlngen Ia.
ben beroorragenoe 9umdnen iAcu
lett 9Sobr5ebuten geduBert ilno ibr
! @oIf auf leine Snterelienaemeini6aIt
nit Dellticblcno 6ingelpieien. 2eioer
bat Der rlliiiicbe 9ubcl ben Sieg iibcr
oe &ernilnit Oaoongetraeen Inter
oieien llmitGroen meroen pobl an Der
unteren Ionol nene &er6dltnilie &c.
| icboiien pcrten miiiieil oie Die 9elIt-
l6en Dor d1uliden lleberraibungen
iibern mie e Der Ginbru6 in Sic
bcnbiirqen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

syranSOirn riiden Oni
ct. Gucaiiu bOr.
9iebmen Scmtitbe Gteilumg
tSaitres- @ifisnD-Se
Wramc.

90 mirO offi8iea pon Boris eemeloet
Gie @erIuite Der Qertibeu IN
Oieicn beionoerS bmtigen adnl-
pfca ouoc6licb bc0eutcno-
SHolid bon Der Die crrei4cn
oie fran86iii9en &ruppcn oie
glnslGlier BON 6oIenbra0 imo
GoucD. 9lnoere 9taiirten-9e-
ridte.
8oris, 25. gRdr5 Die 6ran-
ooien babeu IN ibrem &ormorib &C.
gen 0ic Stoot ct. Quentin on9eblib
einen neuen @rfolg crYtritten. Sic
Babcu bic ocutide Golition Die Go5s
tres uno @iiigng- -le- @ron6 umi6lieBt.
cine Diitan5 bon etmo 8lueieiuIo5
Dieilen gelponnen
Gas miro IN Dem offi8iellen Butte
tin gemeloet, ooS bepte 9lbenO DouI
fran3oiiibcn GriegSbureau ausgegc.
ben muroe uno folaenoen g8ortlaut
bot.
uSn Der @egeno BON Der Somme
big our '9lisne boben nuiere &ruppeu
i6re OffeuiiD. gemeguug forteeiest
98G5rcno oes Cages poren ole aGnl-
pfe bei oam encrgiiden @ioerltau6c
Der Ielltiben iebr blltiger yotur.
l1nierc Gritppen melde olrcb Die Don
oen Gcutitbeu orgeriAtete &erpii-
ihing ouf'S S66ite erbittert woren
trieben oen 5eino, Der idmere Ser.
lutte crlitt, iIberoa 3uriid.
SSl oem @cbict 5pNAen Somme
uno Die 9obcn mir Sen 6eino aus
DER mihtigen Stea1lng oertriebeu,
ole GoltreS, @iiisno-Ie.&rono uno ben
Siigel 12l umfoBt.
Gin i6orfer oelltl@en @egen.9ln-
eriif Der anf Der 6ront 8miicben
Giii9np lno 8cnaD ltnternonumen
uitroe, brad inter Dem mirfidnen
Seuer luierer 9lrtiaerie 5itiammen.
gtSr6li6 bon Ger Die fino uniere
Gruppen an mebreren 8unften in ser
9ofe 6oret DC @oucb. @egeno porees
orungcu boben Die 9lusldufer BON
6olembrap iino @oucD- -le.Gboteoa CT.
reidt.
Deutit6e Grlppen Oie li1 muf 0euI
@}dricbe IN DER HiAting bon 6olen-
6roD befcnOen eerietben oireft ltnter
OuS piitDenoe 6cucr imierer 8utcrien
uno muroen nit immeren @erhlIten
5cripreuet.
93oroi6 bon Soiiions bo6en mir
unicrc @cminne nod bergroBert lInO
5wei feinolicbe @egeuOorit6Be gegen
oio GreanD. Wlorginal Sront 5urild-
geicldgen.
SSn Der Gegeno bon Groonne (uoro.
6itlib bon Soiiions) toben iib lcb-
6aitc 9lrtilcrie-adupie oDgeipielt.
S5m @erorn 9c8irf beiMoNcn i'm
iere @otterien in pirflomer 8eiic
Die oelltItben 9efeitiglugen n0rOlid
Dom %iigel S04 uno noroweltIi6 bon
9e3ouDoiir.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
3m SOOc seqnetldJt.

Gbi1a6eIp6ia, 25. MGr5.
5inlep E6ompiou 70 Sabre aft, ser
in elmer 6iciigen 0jieBerei orbeitete,
gcriet6 eeiien nit ieinen aIeiSern
in Die &doer Scr @lni6ine, Oie er be-
Oiente, uno erlitt 10 illrdtbare
NuetibwinOen OoB er inn ct.
MarD'S @oipital Itorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
Saft tritt Der SsimaarSe bei.

gte Soben, Conn, %. WlGra.
@r-&rdiioent g9iaiom Soworo
Gait wlrOe eeiiern elm Nlitelieo Ger
Connecticut Scim9aroe. ST IieB Ii6
5ugleicb nit % nuoeren prominenten
@ldnucrn IN giew SaOen auperbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

&or cinigeli Gageu mitroe 0aS Oli-
litGrgeicB oa6in amenoirt, 6aB olie
S|naben aud bic, melGe in irGeno ei-
mem 9cuie beiC9ditigt iino. ioiort
ann GriegSoienlt ein6ertieu perOcR
f0nncn 9luf 6ieie &eiie crluartct
sic Ndlitdr. .Gomniiiiion Dcs Staatc$
iuucr6alb elmer @o@e cine ans
$4,000 Gna6en 5uiommengeieBte 9lr.
mee ouiItelleu 5u t5nuen. Dloior
Charles @}. Gc6in bon ser eriteu
9}em-9orf &apollerie poli 9lodeiter
nn6 GopitGn &. 8. @}iQer bon g}em.
Dorf iino oalHit 6cIc5ditiGt oie 9iite
ser &nobcn9lrne iiir Die weitlihe
Gcntralc mo Oie Slioion.GoGeg. 30.
ncn auigtitelen. So6olo 0oS gci6e-
6en, nerOer Oic &naben no6 Gom.
pagnien organiiirt.
Gero6e5u fomii1 ober muB e3 mir.
fen, oaB in sem 9au8en &riegS- uu0
@repareoneB 9imumel oie 6oloe Beib.
libfcit cine 6eroorruqenoe 9lolle 81
iplelcn iiA 6enlii6t. Qie Sug6es 9(t-
lance bon 6ralen, Die ii1 in Der
Bn6lcampo0ne iiir ocn rcpu6Iifanir
i6Gn 9Srdiioentiboits @auoi0aten 70
ms 3eug le9te, bat unter i6rer &rd.
iioeutin MiB Carpenter iic9 fir oen
ariegsoienit 5iir &eriiiglnb geitellt.
g9o9 0iele tricgeril@en 9omen oomit
mcincn lit nod ni1t ilor eriiNtlib.
SIRE ASropaGanoa fir ben &rieg i'll
leic6t OeriidnoliD, Oa iie 5mnciit I'm.
rerbeiratbet Deer oo1 lpcnigItens tim
0crloS Dem N}ars I'M i4liuniien
1oue fein 9roBcs pcriouliAcS Spicr
I 81 6rm0en DrmlGtem ionocrll oas
oen Ntiiiterr imo @attinncu onilo.
sen.
llu6eareiilic6 ober III cs, 0oB oieie
weibiGe &riegsGlit ieitens Der 9le.
gierimg @c66r mo 5or0erung cr-
id6rt. lPorine.Scfreidr DanelS Bat
bcrciS ocu 9hlitrog rrt6eilt, i'm
sriegSiolc SSralien in 0el Niarints
@ictdt cin5ultcllen. &orlduiig nil
man nod oaDon obie6eit ole ariegaj
i1iiie nit isnen 81 bemouuen oo'
gegcn IoQcn lie i'm aiiitcnOienit Ser.
mclloimg iin0en. g9ie man 6e5Dro'
lidcricitS oif cine iol1e SSoee fonl.
men fmn 1T umerInolic9, Elm 2ano
NIT elmer 100 O}iaionen 9eDolterlma
5ic6t iSroueh 5ltm &riegSoienIt Deran,
nod e6e Is 3llm qnsbrlb oes &rie.
qes Qefommen iii. @s gepiinlt i'm.
mer mcbr Den 9Ini6ein, ais oh oic
&riegsnlrie iel6t bier fern pom
56uB sic @citer IN beoenfli9er
99eiie Derpirrt bat.
9luS oieieu &orodngcn 1T eribt-
Iid, III mcld' i9redenboiter @eiie Der
Nlilitorismis bereits in rmler &plfs'
le6cn iiA eingcireiien bat. Sin Nlili.
tarisnulS ge9eu oen Der iouiel &c.
ibma6te @ruiIioniSmiS oas rcinltc
alnoeripiel lit. @eni9iiens wiiroc
in 0entiblout ieOer, mclGcr Die Scr
on3iebn9 Uon Sraien lmO &iti0ern
in ocn Wiilitdr5luong empioblen bat.
tc. @eia6r aelalIicu iein ms 5rreu.
bans 9ciperrt 81 iperocn (9. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

lide Gcrid)t iast:
gSn BEN gSintcl 5iDiifJcn Der
Gummc uuo Oem Gro5nt.&anal 6abeu
fidl icb6aitc Sample abscipiclt
Bon oer DitliAst nHo Der maceoO.
niiden Irom III uidltg OOu geOCu
tnna 3M melocn,@
Ser 6cutidJe @eacr0l
itGb $ @eridjt.
(Drabtos uaA Gab0neD
@erlin, ~, Widr5, 8eitIdle
glad6nt Gruppeu 6ie mii ieiaolidcm
&rnppeu nabe @canmcb nno &uiRel
nnO 0itlid bonn GrO5atAouol i'm
Sample lagen, iiuS in @emGh6eit
ibrer GtOreS 5nrafgcfallen, nadJOcm
Fc Scm ScinSc idiuCrc @erlititc bei-
gebradt bntten
Sin 9lngriii Ocr TransOicH IN Der
NG6c inn @regug, norSOitlid BON
GpiiIouS, iunr6c 5ariidgeiGlagen.
glnf 6sm SitlidJcu MnO oem 8aal-
MISUNDERSTANDING bobeu iidJ nnr
gIrtiilcric.1nelc nnO flcincre SnFau-
tericsEpcratipreu n6gcipiclt,
Gies miro ia Scm amtIi9eu Sc
ridjt gcnclOet, Der beiitc gladJmittag
bon scr osntiAem oberiteu SoeereSlei-
tuna OaSgcge6en mnrOe unO folgeu-
oermaRcn lnntet:
,g9abrcuO OeS flareu gSetters mar
Sic glrtilleric-S SbGtiafeit anf Der
sylanocru' nuO Der SlrtOiSSrOnt IeBr
lcbbaH.
Snc6ildD DOn gDpern Ba6en nm.
IerC Wtinenmerler eiW mirfinmes
Reimbursement nnterbaltcn. lluIerc
GrfuuOnugSs2 s2rnppeu, bic Snrauf
atm glugrifF Iflritten, fanScn Die
frinOIiden SdDiitengrGbeu O6llig ser.
it6rt mnO bOm Neinoc oerGnmt
sSm Der glGbe DOn geanmeb uno
9ioiTel HuO 6ltlih uOm GrD5at-GGnal
Iino fcinolidJe Srnppen anf nniere
Sur 1ediinB bcnnttcu gl6tbeilnneeu
geitohcn bic, nadJSem tie Oem Seiuoc
betradjtIidJe &erlnitc beigebradJt bat.
ten, i6rcu CrOreS gentdRt iidD priif.
ge5Uaeu
Su eimcm 0jeiedltc IN Der g|G6e bon
gIreanD, nur6SitlidJ BON SpiiIOns,
iunrocn iransGIIdJe gainillOmc en-
pfiuoIid acidllasru, Sic erlitten
Itbwcre @erlnite,
An Der gtnAbarid)nft bon SOnpin
itnO Gertng, nnf ocm uOroIideu ltFer
Der gIisnc, nnterHabmen nuiere gl6,
tbcilMngcn uady nmfGIIcnDCu Qlrtilc.
rics&orbcreitnngcn eiuen iUndtigeu
@Oritoh anO Orangeu in ole fransS.
ilIdDen SinIcn elm, ans Ocnen lie mil
GO 0efangcncn 5uriidteljrteu.
Nlliirte DcrliereM IL
gerOpIanc.
3luiideu Der Gee nnc Der DlpieI
babeu nnIcre 5liescr 3a6lrcide 9lu,
griffc mi feinOlidle 8Ius5engc muS
anoere 3iele nntcrnumnen.
sSH 1nftaeiedten OerlOren Die gri.
ien nHO lran5oicn iic65e6n g(erO.
planc. CberIieutsnnut baron bon
0iidjtboFcu 6raGte ieineu 30. fcinS-
lidlen glerOplaH sur 5trefe nnO qien.
tenant &uk ieineu 16. nnS Ia.
Eeltlidcr &rieQSidIan.
pla 4,
glrnecgrnppc 0ee gSrinSen QeupuIo
Inn gagcru. Sin llebcrraidImnas-
gIngriff Oru nnlerc 9l6t6eiltnacu
nabc Samman, an Der Dina, mnter.
nabmcm bate Oas &einltat, ban n
3riicn ale 0jcfanseue IN nuiercu
AoanDen blicbCa.
IN inclrercn CegCnocn, bcionoers
IN Der Na6c uon GmuraOu, iueitlid
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The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-15
RECRUITING BOOM
Break With Germany Proves an
 Immediate Stimulus.
NAVY ATTRACTIVE TO MANY.

Fifty Per Cent Increases In Enlistment
 Reported From Indianapolis, Roehes-
 ter, Cleveland and Paterson-BuffaIo
 and Milwaukee We'll Up-Physical
 Standards Strictly Adhered To.
 Washington. - Reports from many cities indicate that recruiting for the army and navy was greatly stimulated by the break with Germany. Mil waukee, a strong German center, and Buffalo, where there is a big German population, showed decided gains. Re cruiting at five times the normal rate was reported from New Orleans.
 Fifty per cent increases in enlistment were reported from Indianapolis, Ind; Rochester, N. Y; Cleveland, O., and Paterson, N. J.
 There was a big speeding up of navy recruiting, according to reports receiV-
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-15
Must Maintain Our Honor.

From the Minneapolis (Minn) Tribune.l
 It is not necessary to emphasize for the thoughtful reader the difficulties of this situation or to suggest the grave peril to our country which lies beneath it. """ That our own commerce in our own ships should be barred from Europe by the arbitrary decree of one of the belligerents whose. only means of suppressing it is to destroy 1t on the high seas is matter which the people of America will expect our gov ernment to deal with in accordance with our rights as neutrals and with due regard to the maintenance of our national honor.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-15


 A NEW RECRUIT ON BOARD GRANITE STATE,
 NEW YORK CITY. ed from the thirteen stations in New York, YOnkers and POughkeepsie. Phys icaI standards are strictly adhered to, and acceptances averaged about the normal, 10 per cent.
 During January in New York 276 ap- plfcants were examined, and of these 221 were rejected. Of the fifty-tive who passed only twenty-seven took the oath. From Feb. 1 to Feb. 6 there were 23O applicants and twenty-two enlistments.
 "The number of rejections Is aston ishing," said Lieutenant Taylor, in charge of recruiting headquarters. 'We find in New York city that boys from seventeen to twenty years old show generally poor physical development. They break down under the first tests of the examiner"
 This opinion was supported by the examining physician in charge. He said that poor physical condition was due in the majority of cases to defec- tive teeth, which cause poor digestion and consequent lack of proper bodily nourishment. Defective vision and de- fectiYe hearing run close to defective teeth as the chief cause for rejecting applicants.
 Colonel Walsh, in charge of the army recruiting headquarters, declared that the same observation applies to the men who are rejected in that branch of the service.
 Not in five years have so many men enlisted in the army from the New York district, which includes Jersey City and Hoboken, as in January, when COS men were sworn in.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-15
Thinks We Are on Verge of War.

lnlnkS W0 Nre on NeTS0 or WaT'
 From the Philadelphia Public Ledgerl
 It is impossible to exaggerate the gravity of the issues raised by the Ger man note or to ignore the indisputable fact that 1t brings the United States not only to the necessity of facing an immediate severance of diplomatic re lations with Germany, but to the very verge of war. {" Not only is it im- possible that the United States should even seem to consent by inactlon to the resumption of unrestricted subma- rine warfare against passenger and cargo ships, but it could not submit for one moment to the abandonment of its rights as a neutral to the free dom of the sea or the demand for guar antees and humiliating restrictions on its commerce. It is its right to seud its ships where 1t will
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-15
CAT AND DOG DISPENSARY.
Anti cruelty Society Will Provide Free
 Treatment For Animals.

ChicagO.-ChicagO is soon to have a free dispensary for cats and dogs. The directors of the Anti-Cruc!ty society have so decided, and Harry L. Roberts, the superintendent, is busy arranging for a suit of offices, where a veterinary surgeon will treat the animals.
 "We expect to open the dispensary soon," said MT. Roberts. "There is no reason why Chicago should not be pro- vided with a place where animals can be brought for treatment.
 "Our services will be free. Any per son that has a dog, cat or horse that needs medical services may bring the afflicted animal here, and it will re- ceive the best possible treatment. We will do here for the dumb animals what other medical dispensaries do for human beings"
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-15
TAKES RESPONSIBILITY
 FOR ANY MEANS TO HASTEN END OF WAR"

T. The imperial government be- : i. fore its own conscience and be- : !. fore history would be unable to : + assume the responsibility if 1t 2 's' left untried any one means to : + hasten the end of the war. |" " : ]. The imperial government there : ]. fore is forced to do away with ! !. the restrictions which until now :
 j. 1t has impressed upon the use of !
 + its fighting means at sea.-From !. the Version of Germany's Note ]
 l. as Cabled From London. !
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The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-15
NATION STANDS
 WITH PRESIDENT
Situation Most Serious, Is
 Country Wide Opinion.
OUR RIGHTS ARE INVOLVED

Editorial Comment caIls Upon All to Back Nation's Head In Serious Crisis. Fight With Germany at Hand, It Is Feared by Many-Rieht to Sail ln- sisted Upon.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-15
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