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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27

bas Ri6tige. 9lGlss SiiBe btrgt StrfFe
in ii9, psl9e raid ins 8lut ii6srJes
Zen unr Iomit ben ftdnotgeH&rGfteOers
lui, Der bel i4nel tDahfeaDen Rins
bern uatiirli9 srbebliaer 1T, bdIoigIt
pieber aua5ugIei9eu uHo gu bebsu.
&eine SaBisteit aber lam ibnen jus
trGsli9er unb IN jeoer Srniidt be'
tDmmIicher iein als Soui9. Dsan srb:
ibnen baDon, 70 oft fis .polsn, abtr
niemais gu piel auf einmal, ba fOnit
Der Wadsen S9aben letbet; lIeber 0l'
ter unb fIeinsre porttonen.
Greili9 mub aud buruuf gsq6tst
perben, bab Der 9Dntg rem uuD IN.
berfdlI3t 1T. @s tpmmen Gif4ung'n
nit StGrte, Me6l, Sprup unb berz
gleihen DOr. Utan taufe ourum nur
IN fol6en @ef9dften, lpeId}s 8arantte
leiiten. Gutter Sonig mub bid uns
tlar iein; bic 5urbe bat uns niGt 2r
beirren unb ftebt felbe abfolIt ni4t in
3uiammenbang nit Der Site. Vie
5ar6e bdngt nur DON ben pIldn3cH
a6, BON tpel9en bic 8ieuen etngebetn'f
baben. 9i6t es IN Der Rd5e bon g.es
nen5ii6tereicn srobe &leefeIosr. 10 srs
bGlt Der gelieFerte 6onie cine lpsiRe
Syarbe; fammeIn bic 9ienen oon 9uts
tpetsenGdern, pirb Der 6onig gels:
6eioebont9 III braun. S6leuberhoRlg
betpabrt aud INNER ben Suft Der
gfdn3en, opn benrn er genomrsn
tpurbe. @aren Qinbsns uno Gtaji n
bliitben bic 2ieferdnten. ertcnnt nan
bies fofort an bem aromu. 60 buffet
fpanifher Sonie metft na5 2aoeno:l.
Sbbmian ober Rosmortn.
&c dltsr Der Sontg, beffo fApdfsr
iptrb iiberbaupt fsin Boblgrru9; sr
rerliert feline aldrbeit unb Sliiiftofeit
unb triffaniiirt ff9. Gs empfisblt 'ih
bdnn, bas 9sfGh. tpelhes i5n ertbiIt,
in out nurmes DoiIer gu it'ller; 70
nirb sr ni6t mir tpieber Flii'Ii1, Tgns
bern au6 I'm bieles fdmudhafter -
4ufbepahrt fpn er ftets an einsm tiibs
len, luftioen Srte tperben; oi'fsr hnri
CUR Sommera5eit ME iiber ID @irmss
grab ReaumHr Semperutur ba6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
GS. ssrot. @smsinoen.

Die g.rfdmmIung Der Delsgater
Der eonns.lif9 prctsIiantif4en, bel
unofbdnsisen @emsinben, fnno ge'
fern glbtnb in Der ct. Martus Sir.
dbe on glart Strabe nabe Gresmar
2lbenue ftait. Der gerift iiber Sis
aonpsntion Der unobbdneisen Ge-
liisiuoen, bic Dor brei Monatsn in
pittsburs ftnttssfunoen bot, lag DOR
unb ipurbs suigebtibsn. Die paitorsn
9. psdsr unb y. glsmsu5 lsslten
GOriraGs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
G 6onen6 beigebrodt.

6onen0 be igebraht.
2anieI aerid bai, Die traurige
EfIiht iibcrnommen, einem SefaHu'
ten oen plosIi6en Spb pon oeiien ga'
ter uli5lltbeiIen; Innge itnnt er bars
iiber nod, tpie er oas an ibonnngsa
oonIten tbun tonnte, uro entltlteBt
ii1 eirbIid gu fpIgeltoem:
gr gebt gu Dem Serrn Eno tragt
ioeleih: rgea, olio ME gebi s?"
,0ante", iaet Der. - So, 10! uno
Sbrem &oter2~ frogt Serr aerid,. -
,g9eib g ridt," lit oie gntport. ~er
bat mir idon cine @oaje nitt ge'
Ihrieben.
SO boren sie," meiut oorauf
9erid, ymein Safer lit idon feds
SSa6re toot, ul1S ib babe nod teinen
Brief bon ibm, uno sic iinO i6ca
nod 5ipei Gngen rugeouIoigS"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
= Toxn 3ett

@eTddftsmonn: .Seute nor i'd IN
4ustunftsbureau. I'm mid iiber mI9
Ielbft nal 81 ertunbigen!"
Srnu: -Ru, unbg"
@eI9dftsmartn (5Orni0: .Gsipnsut
bobeu fs mid Dor miT!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
Erfr1nrefd1e Sud

Grfc fcldretdle IN d g.
farm. Nie 8ebrifber 7sromm, BE
i'm 5orn Garrburo. Watathor Gnuna
IN Wis., cine sFu6sfnrm teTiher, hu=
ben Fhren 3utt6eftorb I'm iiber spei=
hrnbert Sbiere nermehrt. oSr tie'em
Hohre fpurhrr etIrn hunbcrt Sfndr7s
urb Gil6erFiiffe oehoreu. Sm febtsn
gpirter fanbte Die Firnn cine N'l's
f6lIeftion aum glelspsrfnuF in St.
Gouis. GtIihc 1ef7e er-eifr+'r 0retis
6is au 200 0nfiors prp Stii4.
Sci nidlt idIlapp, - berappl
9icbcr 9efer! @enr bu fannIt..
3abr fir oeine 3eitrna,
0enr beoenfe: Stperes 8eI6
&oIipt ifre 2eitung.
8iel GjeIS foitet iebt g 8apier,
Sob uno 9rud nidlt minoer
Dub es obne @eIo niflt eebt,
.9as licbt ieI6it elm 9Iinoer.
geeues bringt 5ctn Blott Dir Itets,
9ringt oir aud bel @utes,
Oorun 5dble. ouB es ollA
8irfe frohen Mutbes.
@er nit St1G6eI unb NIT Sirn
Gag iiir 9ag muB pfliigen,
Gem fam 81 nerfernuna nur
Gauerno nidlt geniigen.
4n0pfe nidt sic Eoihe 81,
Silt es oeiner N-eiie;
3enn Sab frdftie iie 6eitebt
SSit au6 Setn Suttreiie.
(,St. BaliI 8oIfs3eitung" }
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
Bic ma6ftjdbrigem Sriegss
aussaben
Deresu sbenfo gtOB ME
bic SiesiGbrissn.

pIe DIES ia II.
@oibinetou II, D. g., 26. Rob.
9as opsits arisssjuhr DirO Die 9er.
Stoatsn unssfabr ebeHiO ptsI toiten
aIs bas ertts, Die aus eiHem Dom
S5abamts Dspartemeut ausgefers
tistsH @OrauIdlus srii4tIi6 lit.
Sir bas am l. Suli 1913 begin1
rsnos Rsdnunesia5r Iiub bic gepObus
!iGsn ausgabsn ausi9:iebIi9 Der sts
potger Sarlsben an Die Auiirten uuo
eer 3inieR auI Bombs. bic Bis oabin
nod ausgsseben perOeR, aui $12, ,701, :
100000 absei9dst poroeu, gegeH
cine qusgabe DOn $12,316,000, 900
fir Oas am 30. Suni 1918 gu gnoe
as5sHbe Iauienoe Re4uuugsiabr. Su
Oieisu 9OrauiaIas iinO bic 3inisn uuf
lie SO 9,500,OO0,O0O Regisrunss6OnOs
singei4IOhsn, bic bereits autOriiirt
ituo.
Gia GROCER S5sil bieier Summs
mug nura 8onbs aufssbra9t perbeu.
SetretGr NtQboO bat beretts anges
:iinoiet, baB ungefGbt S10,000.000,s
900 bur9 aussabe BON Bombs uoer
Sdatamts gertifitoten Spii9sR
isBt uno Ssm 80. SuHi aufgebrudt
reroeR miifen, lin bic rieItgsn Res
sisrungsaussu6en uno 0orIebeu an
bic aILiirtsn Ssdsn 5u i0unsH.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November 20,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9Th. 1917.
1900 sale BON W q ern I'm
Camp 9eaurssarD.
alsganbria, Ga. 26. ROp. =
sSaft ale Der 1900 5dlIe Don TlaIerH
i'm Camp gsaurssarb bsfiubsn it9 ans
ter ben 5000 Moun Der RaiiOnallr@
nee, ipeIcbe pom Camp piis, Qrtdnias,
bisrbsr sebra9t tporbsn paren, UNI bic
Siiden in ben Resimentern ter Ratios
nalgruoen ron 9OuiiiaRa, 9lrtanfas
unb Mi1ifippi ausSufiiasu, iDis an
Routuo qbsno bon S6srIt B. 6.
SdduflIsr, b.m SonitGtss Snipettor
bes aasrs. mitsstbsilt putbe. ;5us
nerbalb 48 6tuuotn itarbsn Il 1iunn
in bem Eager, bic msiiten dG 9uugens
sntaiinbuns uno b:n gtaietn.
eier 9orrdtbe III
&dbGfpeidern
@afbinstOu, &c. g1po. Eus
Gdertau=0 =0epartsmsut sob am gionz
ing betannt. od5 Ti5 am Is. ROpems
Der 679,673 aiiisn nit gisru meSr IN
ben aiibIIpsiGern befnnSsn OILS an
Ielbeu 5age i'm goriobr. Die tSez
iammtoorrdthe beIiefsn T9 auf o.
Siitsn.
Die Staats Ralrun3ss
mittel .>geb5rbe brUb.t
nit brafiideu ID a B.
reseln.
golumbus, Sbiu, &c. Roc =
lin ocs 3ugrunbssebeh Oerberbenoer
Rabruussmittsl Al psrEnbsrn, lpiso
bie Staats.yiobtangsmittsG GSuliais
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
sraaen stabtperbanS.

Ser srnuenberein bes Geiitidr
almerifaniiden StoStberbanos pers
innrnielt iidl am Waittipoh gsafmit,
t1a i'm 9ertihen Stub. Gs Diro Ole
slnipeienbeit aaer NaitaIieoer erlpars
tet. benn ueue Stridhpolle uno NaoeIu
Iollen pieSer pertbeiIt iperoen uods
oem In Der Iesten Situns Der Bors
ratb aif5Ii6 erihopft mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
5anielmannseDge.
SifisIbs fat Gin erfoIsreidyes 3abr
fintsr iidJ. - Neupabl Der
geamteu.

-~S aHtIlftlWuIii EDBc gtU. ZOC,
q. x ". ~, bat mie6er elm eriolg.
Ireibes Sabr biiiter iid) unO lit oell
pronlinenteiten nno einfluBreiditeil
sSreimllmcrlogen i'm gnnSen 2nnoe
bei5n5dbfen. 1ie ssabresberiammIiua
fnno seitern glbeno inter Voriis oes
Weilicrs pon, StubI Serrn Gonnro
Saefuer itatt. lie interbreitetcn Be
riGte erbellten oen borjiiglifenSta
Ger Sose. Gas pradjtige eiaentbum
befinoet iidl on. Der Clifton glDenue
mno III cine 3ierbe fiir oieie grlmfs
itrabe. Fem eerid)t 6es Sefrctars
Gr. Sarrp :. gdque SuioIge, betrng
Die gfifglieOfdaft AM y. gsoDenIber
1916 All unS ities i'm 2nuie Des
ssabres ali 437. Hdt mlitglieoer
iiiO aeitoi berL iooaB Der ieeigc ges
iton0 429 iii.
Die geridjte Der 5inan5beaulten
itimmten therein. Ger Auiienbeitano
5u 9ceinr oes gereinsiabrs mar
St29.63. Die 6innabmen iteilten iidD
dlf S6S1s uno Die slusgaben ani
S67f5.21, ioooB Der gegenm1rtige
8eltano $232.02 lit. Serr ernit
Srop 6erid)tete aiif ais Sdasneiiier
bes @ittipens uno Roiienion0s. gu
oein Aaiieilbeitdno am /. Jeonerl6er
ID. s. BON $497.79 famen $500 SSabs
res ginnabmen un6 $40 gfusga'
ben. io6oB Der gcitmlo gu 8eginn oes
neuen gereirsiabrs $527.79 III
perr Senrp g. @iloe beri9tete fir
Die neutrality-suspicious. Der 8iblios
tbcf. 9ie gibliotbef >ber 2oee 5dblt
S15 @dnoe, ipopon 797 81. q. @oIbs
min ihenfte unS IS Der SanieImann
Stub. 2etterer itiitete Der 2oge alih
5tpei @iiheridrdnfe. 9ie gibliotbef
lit fntaIoeiiiert uno nit bem Nus
Ieiben Der Bidder fam IN gdIoe be-
gonnen tper6en.
iiir ben Silgiingsfon6s berifteten
Die Serren q. 2ambef nn6 Carl 3oIs
Ie Ino an6 oieier 8eridlt Iautete
diiberit giinitig.
Gin 0aitsIie6Ibaitsseiiid3 ipuroe
ertsegeilqenommen Die geaultens
tpobl batte ioIeertoes Grgebnib:
gleiIter bonn NStubI - SSobn
Gtueber.
1. @oriteber - @ottlieb SiIler.
9. 8oriteber - eugen Stalb.
SdlasmeiIter - Grnit Srou.
Sefret1r - Sarrp 3. Sooue.
1. Sdnffner - @m. grodHarut
2. Sdafiner - Carl @erner.
8eobofter - goiparo Saeffier.
SrMitee - s. 8. 8rodnann.
9ruIfees gum Wittipens unD Wais
fenfonbs --ernit Srop un6 8. u
pape.
Gum gii6er<RebfIio fIionssaonrmittee
ipurSen Die Serren gldrence Sieberu
6arrp 9rodmaun unb gBia u. 4ders
mann ernannt. Dem 5ilgungsfonbs
iD1lrben tauienb Dollar iibertpiefsn,
irm Sdulbi9eine sin5ul5iM. 9as
&ommittse fir bic Gelhidt. Der 2oss
beri9tste. bnb bas Wnnufcript gum
Drid bsrsit lei. Die Gefdifte ums
faBt bic lsbtsn flint aahre.
gefanntlif) firbet gum 8eften bes
Der Sonielmann Soge arn
Dlittiuoh abeno in Der Wenlorial
Saae ein aoBert itdtt. Eidets TOM
nen In @iIbe's gu6banolung, OF
Siebeitte Strafe. referpiert iperbet.
Gin porsiigIides 4rograrrlm geIangt
5ur 0urdyfiibrung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27

baB Der Dumpfsr s1uribofa", Der
fiir5Ii6 in bortiser Gessn franbetc IN
Siiide sebt unb NIT fsiu.r aabung orn
@OIb unb aupferers I'm @ert6 Don
1926, 900 DOllftaHbis bsrlOrsn 1T.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November 2e,
1917, as required BY the Act of octo-
Der 6tn. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27

gen, unb fugtsn, bnB Gpions fi6 per@
fhDorsn bGtten, oos @sbdube IN
gra:ib 5u fteden. Dnrauf tpurbtn ale
orei NaGtDd6tsr iibcrpdltigt. Damn
er5ipaneen 'ff6 bic Rdu6sr 3utritt 5u
bem gefD0l6e, I'm bas lie Matrnben
uIf9duften. lin bic Detpnation Der
grplcfion III bdmpfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
Die 8eianbfert Der
2liliirte,t
Derben i'm Sale iepurater JrieDenss
llnterbanb!unsen ct. Petersburg
DerloiIen.

SOpen6ogen, 26. .Ruo. -
Cine Oepei9c DON 9upuranoa melbet
ipenn RuBluno in Ieparate Grieoens;
unterbanolungsu eintreten fOllte, pur'
ben bic @eIaroten Der aqiirten DtG6t'
in Ct. petersburg ibrs pdTIs Derlau'
gen.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November 26
1917, as required by the Act OF Octo
Der 9th, 1917.
pie rufftfas Grmee Dor
elmer SuHgersuotb 5ss
bro5t-
2onopn, 26. gpp. Cine perTpd,
tete 9epeibs BON Rsutsrg 2imiteb ous
ct. 9Sstersburs, bonn Il. RoOemf'e,
oatirt, lautst pie fOlg.:
DE aommanoeure an Der Sront
fn5rsn fort, b09it Omin6ie geri4ts
tetrsfis Der gri40pfung Der 9orrdtbs
gu i9ideu uno prcpbe3eiben. baB
tungrige SorbeR bon SOloaten bins
nen Sturgeon Sie geo0lierunss5entren
lberfclen. Derben.
Cine Depsi4e Der Gr9angs SeIes
graph GompanD bon &rpenbassn ents
hdlt Ghuli9s MittbsilGngsn. IS 6eiBt
eari1, onb bic aus Rublanb tommsus
ten Ra4riaten bsIperoter lnuteten,
alg je Suoor, unb es pir0 Derii9ert,
RAP Ons 2nnb am Ranbe zines 6Iutis
gen 9iireertriesss iiebe.
Si;ier 0epei9e 5ufOIge oeriidert BIZ
ruiitihe 3eitpng r@oIta 9larooua"
baB bic ruiiii6en Qrmeen an Der norbs
lihen 5rOnt ieit mebrersn Edsen cine
Rabrung marin unb haB Solraler
tdgli6 gu Sunberten bic 5ront b:rlaI.
len ober in ben Srd6en oor SunJsr
unb &Glte su 9runbe eeben. Die Sci:
tllng fiigt bin5u, bab Utsutsrsisn aIs
Splee oes 6ungsrs an mebrcren Purt.
ten Der 2inie aussebrC9en ieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
Der Dampfer sW arip o a.
gebt in 6tHde

@ittprio. 3. 6. 26. Nop. =
alus mrauseI. gIas.a. pirb semsiSet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
Die Staats Ra1run3st
mittsl .>gsb5rbe brObt
nit bratif9sn ID ab


GpIumbns. Sbio, &c. Roc. =
lin ocs 3usrunbsssheh Oeroerbsnher
Rabruussmittel su perbinoeru, lpiso
bis StaatssysobtlngsmittsI GSulials
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27

- aus bspi Wlaisrialipnorsnse eafen
bon MiIfinm NMiIlsr. an Der Dritisn
unb gllum girabe, ipurosu in her
Nadl BON Gonntas gum Mpring
miitsIIE ginbruhsbiebifobls 140O Gis
sarren, 400 stosixs pub 900 Cigar.
rtieu sztiusnbsi.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-28
BUSINESS men And
FARMERS UNITE IN
BUMPER CROP TALK
Hettinger County Anxious to Aid
Uncle Sam in Every Way
Possible

New England, n. d., Dec. 2S.-A
meeting OF farmers, business men and
others interested in giving Uncle Sam
a bumper crop in 1918 was held at
Dreamland hall Thursday afternoon,
at the call of f. G. Orr, emergency
county agent. Live Stock Specialist
Peters of the extension department OF
the agricultural college was among
the prominent speakers, and steps
were taken to organize a county live
stock breeders association, with
branches at New Eigland, Regan and
Mott. The advantages of county
farm bureau also were favorably dis
cussed, and the seed and feed needs
of Hettinger county were taken up.
Farmers of the Alden country, south
of Regent, told OF their experiences
with cheese manufacturing, and other
communities displayed an interest in
the subject, which was thoroughly dis.
cussed by representative of the
agricultural extension department.
Grasshopper control was taken up.
and plans for handling the plague,
should it develop next year, were con.
sidered. The meeting was profitable
one for everyone concerned.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-28
2716 OF DAK0TA'S
MEN SELECTED FOR
SERVICE RELEASED

Des MOines, Ia, Dec. 28.-Final in
crements of the first national army
assigned to Camp Dodge will not be
called, but the men in these quotas
will be placed under the new classi-
fications regulations, according to or.
ders received here from Washington
today.
This order, of which Adjutart Gen
eral Fraser had not been Informed
late Thursday evening, did not O;ca-
sion any surprise when communicated
to the head of North Dakota's military
establishment. 81 had not expected
that the remainder of the men exam
ined for Camp Dodge would be called, y
said the adjutant general.
This order throws ailecrly under
the new classifications 2,11G accepted
registrants who were being held for
the next call to Camp Dodge. They
AZ now in the same position as regis
trants who have never been called
for examination, and will be classified
in the same manner as the $4,000 or
more other registrants whose order
numbers did not place them in the
first draft.
North Dakota now has 1856 men in
the national army at Camp Dodge, d.
vided among the infantry, engineers
and field artillery, and 200 men at
Camp Stevens, Ore in the coast artil-
lery. All Of these were taken under
the first draft.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-28
HOOVER TELLS
WHY HE MISSED
SUGAR INQUIRY
Had Business in New York, and
E., "Beat IT. to the
.... Metropolis. -...
CLERK COMPLAINS OF COAL
Says He Can't Pay So the Ton
for Bituminous on $1,000
Il. the Year.

SWashington, D. c.. Dec. 2S.-When
the senate sugar investigating COM
'lhittee finally called Mr.. Hoover to.
Day to give his views of conditions, q
letter from Chief Counsel LindleyN Of
the food administration was presented
saying Mr.. Hoover had learned
through the public press" that he was
to testify today, but had been called to
New York
Counsel Lindley's letter, however,
declared he had gone over to the
capitol yesterday to notify the COM
mittee that Mr.. Hoover would be un-
able to appear today but found all
senator's had gone to the funeral of
Senator Newlands. AS Mr.. Hoover did
not appear today, the committee re-
sumed the investigation of the coal in.
vestigatiOn.
Senator Kenyon read letter from
. Washington government clerk, who
wrote he was barely seeking out an
existence at $1,000 year." and want.
ed to know why he had to pay $500
a ton for bituminous coal here when
1t sold for $1.S2 at the mine. Clover
could not say who got the difference.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-28

drop in temperature was recorded Iii
twelve hours. Yesterday the mercury
stood at "a above, and this morning
it was % below. Prince Albert record,
ed the prize low temperature OF the
season. 4S-minus. At MOOrhead 1t
was 26 below, at WillistOn "a and at
Winnipeg, "a below. ...
Foot Of Snow at Havre.
A foot of snow fell during the night
at Havre, Mont, and at Miles City
there was six inches. Throughout
Minnesota temperatures are low. The
prediction for North Dakota is con-
tinued cold, tonight and tomorrow,
with probably more snow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-28
THOUSANDS
FELICITATE
WILSON ON ~
11 NATAL DAY

4 Washington, y. C., Dec
28.-letter and kilograms
congratuIating President
Wilson on his sixty-first
birthday piled into the white
house today. This morn
ing the president played
golf with Mrs. Wilson, and
later worked on the railroad
address he will deliver to
congress next week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-28
INJUNCTION HEARING.
StipuIations to Be Made in Mat
ter in Few Days.

The hearing in the Grand Forks
district court on the temporary in
junction procured by President Craw.
ford restraining the state board Of
regents from reorganizing. has been
postponed from day to day from De-
cember Is. Aubrey Lawrence Of Far
go, representing President Crawford,
is not in the state at present, and
Attorney General LANCER announced
today that it may be several days be.
fore the attorneys can get together
and stipulate . date for the hearing.
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With the American Army In France,
Dec. 28-A corporal of American en-.
gineers was killed and one private
was wounded, Christmas eve, when a
German shell dropped near a party
Of American engineers working in the
trenches on a section of the French
front. The engineers for several
weeks had been working the front
with veteran French engineers for
purposes of instruction. ..r
Trudge Through Storm.
For three days snow has been fall.
ing internationally throughout the
American zone interfering with the
training Of troops and with communi.
cation. Many roads are becoming al.
most impassable on account of drifts.
No serious difficulty has been exper.
fenced thus far in supplying the
troops in the outlying towns and dis.
trict, but it is feared the supply prob.
lem will give trouble II the storm con.
tinues. -
Motor trucks today were crawling
over the billy roads at snail's pace.
The weather was SO cold that many
cars were frozen and could not be
moved. - as l-
National Guardsmen There.
The troops of a newly landed divi.
sion, composed OF former national
guardsmen tonight reached towns in
which they are to be billetted, temper
arily, after marching for two days
through the storm. lF.3 = oCdE
Former guardsmen of another divi.
sion carried on their work in spite of
the storm, engaging in bayonet, gren.
ade, and automatic rifle practice with.
out interruption. Some Of the men
had their earlaps pulled down. and
others had muflers wound around
their necks. These troops are mostly
in the lowlands. Others In higher
attitudes were unable to proceed with
their work as well as was desired
Troops from the southern states have
been quite uncomfortable In the last
few days, but they are becoming &C.
customed to the cold and snow.
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GERMANS IN PLOTS TO
BETRAY BRAZILlANS

Buenos Aires, Dec. 2S.-Dispatches
received here from FlOrianopOlis
Brazil, say that a large number of
German conspirators have been arrest
ed after the discovery of plot to
overthrow the local authorities. All
the Germans were armed. They had
been meeting at various times under
the pretext that they were members
of a German society.
Florianop0lis is on the coast OF
southern Brazil in the state OF Santa
Catharina. The town has a popula
ton of 10000.
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The absence a
wind made it seem
not so cold, but
there remained an
abundance of damp
ness in the air,
which caused the
chill to penetrate
and search out the
marrow. Bismarck s
suf fering was
naught as compar'
ed with st. Paul S
where a 46-degree
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-28
WAS READY WRITER
Hotel Emp|oye Signs Proprietor's
Name to Checks

Marmarth, n. d., Dec. 2S.-Barney
Fuller, who had been working at the
t. Charles hotel, decamped suddenly
after cashing number of checks for
various amounts which he had copied
from the monthly paycheck given him
by Landlord Case. The checks were
cashed at different places, with busi-
ness men who knew that Fuller was
working for Case, and who conse-
quently suspected no irregularit.
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Chicago, Ills, Dec. 2s.-Charles C..
Healey, former chief of police, Thurs
day took the witness stand in his own
defense at his trial on charges of con-
spiracy in connection with alleged
police grating.
Il never took dollar to protect
vice or crime," he dramatically ex-
claimed IN the cQprse Of . sweeping
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-28

New York, Dec. 2S.-Negroes in the
United States own approximately 2O,.
0O0,O 900 acres of land or an area
equaling the combined territory of
New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island, as well as
other property valued at 1,O0O, 600, 900,
according to Moorfield Storey, presi-
dent of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People,
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COLD WAVEHAS !.
NORTHWEST IN !.
!. !: 1: .::::::...::::::Fl|RlMpuQllASPi !: 4 1
Thermometer Drops as Degrees
in Twelve Hours at #
st. Paul.
FOOT OF SNOW At HAvRE
Mercury Stood at 48 Minus at
Prince Albert This
Morning. }..

Little Johnny poked his nose out of
the cOverlets this morning, shifted the
buckwheat cakes sizzling down below,
saw heavy coating of frost on the
window-panes, and thanked the lucky
stars of good little boys that it was a
holiday.
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CROWDER NOTIFIES
ALL GOVERNORS TO
RE.CLASSIFY MEN

Washington, o. c., Dec. o.
Provost Marshal CroWder has no.
titled state governors that there
will be no more formal calls for
deferred percentages Of the pres
ent quotas Of national army men
before February IS. That is, all
men who have been called out but
whose order numbers are 30 low
that they are not actually in camp
will get the benefit Of the new
ciassific alton.
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TWENTY MILLION ACRES OF TERRITORY
IN UNITED STATES 0WNEDBY NEGROES
With BILLION 0FOTHER PROPERTIES

who addressed conference Of the as.
sociation here tonight The war has
given the negro opportunity to fight
for his country, Mr.. Storey continued,
and the conduct of the black man on
the battlefield will prove of great
benefit to the race.
There are some who thought that
black and white should serve indis-
criminately in the same companies,
but I have never shared that view"