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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11

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fiit foiAe 3ipe6e iH eet bcm acfet Dereefttse'
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senanaish s Reass All s eriesi ,0ssssh Iouisn TN
setbairsb az ben gorthellert. letlts aus be-
foster wetbeffernrs rtfnlitreH rfbDys. rtr hts
rcftgiaene beftrtsesiisH e5ruHeftifs.. HngIi9;
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niib Wlorodn Girafe, infrumertrt NIB bessid'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11
Fred. A. Erschel1
esthsubeitatter nab GinbaIinmirer
7r.yor& Str., 2aewport, Au.,
adsY5en: suuib So unb Cont COCO.
aleIaabria Office: 6ilaab 657 D q.
Bellevue mnb 5abtpn.

- Oas gIetutiO Scmmitt.s bss
DapirHs3peises Der Rotben arsu3s
geisui9aft bat Mabor grisss sum
aampasne Wanaser rHb ". R. We=
Rurtq, aaFirer Der DuptOn gani,
5um aampasne S9asmeifter ers
DdbIt. gs purbe bdrauf bingepieien.
RDab Ois fir DdptuH feifgeisbts Quois
BON 1900 an neusn Wlitslkbern elm
frrtbum iei unb Der Setretdr tpirbs
bsdufirasi, bic gsamten Der Rotben
Sreu5s@eieufdaft in gIspdoHb, g..
barauf aufmertiam gu MAIDEN, bab
Die Quote fir Heus TitgIisbsr auf
1900 (2l pro5sRt Der Geiammtbeb5ls
teruns) feitsefsst perben fOIlts. 13
9eams ioIIen fir bic aampagn. sr.
Hdnnt fperbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11

r1TAt, aIs er has llrtbs. t5rte u. fubt
fert bes Sanaen unb grtitsn Su arsus
,nsntiren. Run ssrrib tsr @ebulbfo=
ben bss Ridiers. 2ebtrrer ertlSrte,
fpenn Wbite ni9t Iein UalnSiperf
idliebs. rsrbs sr ibn fir ben Gsit bes
Winters in Der Sal. einipsrrsn.
8as bate tie seipiiHfd3.s Birlans.
@hite bate ron nun an ribts mebr
TO ieg9en".
0cs tcIte @etter.
Dug tuitt @stter Bat ti,r fptuobl
aIs in &entor @euntp na9 Der gns
iitt Der 6Ittiten 9sfppbner allen gtes
CORDS iibttbcten. Sisr fpurben ee=
tern Mrrasn 6 9rab unter BEN geud
punt une in erlau9er IL @rab
ilnter esm Rulpuutte resiftrirt. Su
SSnbepenhsnce purben ole Treti6ulen
infpIse bss ialisn Mettsrs sei9lohen.
0ns 9eridtsgebGubs in Snbepenbenes
lam tpegen &pbleumonsels MIR unge=
nleent gebeiat fpsroen, ea ss tpeserl
bes SdHess uum0sli9 1T 8oblsufub>
rem nah benz Ssrihtssebdube su briris
aen. - 9tifsarb Su6baro, Elm Sor=
bigger, tpelder in ben Iubrefps Stdbls
perten in glelpport bsI6Gftigt 1T,
Dairbe an Der Is. uuh &eHbalfitrobe
in bal6erfrorsnsm 3uitanb gsfunben.
Gr purbe nnd Dem ct. gliiabetb
SoIpitcl asbraft, no bic @ersts err
tIdrten. CAB Die Sdnbe unb syiibe bes
NaHnes erfrprM iine. - Die itarts
aGlte peruriadts sefterH einsn 9rud
Der DafisrrDbre on Der s. uHb Rufs
TeGftrube. Tie getpobHer Der Sorti=
1en gttfforTdnft muBten cine Weiie
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Der Rofebals Ginie entgIeiite an Der
UeoDifpn Mpenue unb 20. StraBe ins
folqe Der 6oben SdneemaHen unb ipl>
tibirte nit einem Selerapbpfoften.
Ter &orouiteur 6. SteDsns erlitt baz
BEL cine Iei6te @erIeBuus. Die
&oblerbGnbIer srfIdren, bab Die Rob
len negen bss boben Stnsss
nidt otgeIiefert tperben i0men,
obnr6i geniigenb $oblenborratbs
prrbnnoer ieien. De9eu bes
%osbruds mnbte ses
tern bic /. 0iitritt TrsiIanIs uno
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Gtrabe lefhlpFen iperoen. = Sm Oes
parterent tiir 6ffentlihe Derte liefeH
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ftIperpen deFIbrt tpuroen, bab bic
einaefrpren Iino. Ser
Glert Nredinq ertbeilts ben Rafb bic
sntipeoer nit alien
WpIlitiiten, seppihitiidsn ober NIT
sdaeipGbnsn au ttntbiiIlen, I'm bas
'Frierer su perbinoern. - Die Smni
buTie, fpeI6e bon unb ndb eJnbepsHs
rcree beriebren, blteben i'm Sbnes
Iftdsn. - 3um srFtsn WoIe in bisiem
sabre III 6el QidingfluB sugefrOren.
= Der Neusrtpebr6ef Griffith tpurn'
te bubpr, bic eirgeTrorenen WdiIers
r5hren mittelit BEG Selers sum sIufs
tEouen su brinesn. Dafiir fplI beiBes
BafFer rerfrcnbet iperbeu. stli6 betSs
2unrpsu tDrHsn bier3u sebraubt
perbeH.
SEQ. s.. gpnte, pel5er friibsr
Ils 8eI9dftsfiibrer in Sbsrmann &:
gcrbage So. dugeftent mar,
It in gbicugD, so Sabre aft, geito-s
zen. Die 3et6e tptrb bebufs 8sereis
,IHg bierber gebrad)t tpsroen.
Der ct. auguitinus Wdnners
8erein bat folsenbs 8eamte ertpdbli:
Mm. DFees; gi5cprdiiosnt.
). 4. .!Sesfamp; Setrstdr, i5reb.
3obn6orFt; GdaBmsiiter, 5os. yins;
5abnentrdger. 5rant JrSlih; Jobneus
isglsiter. Soispb SfteHbori linS Scs.
d. Gebmartn; DeleeateH, Geo. BsIs
ing, Wm. 9. WeffsIs uHb Sobn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11

Ntns sasfolnito Ca fpelfes g tar aUtb'
w. fpeHDig etildrt sE uerbfilfrn bErf saHa.
liliuuna Der Rcrbfrie Bon ElEfH 4ifp aDfHue.
bon H3biie Sirabs 210 6ab Ioefnporis. nno
ban Ileb nnb piserTufsnb HdeIufipH eea
alsidseu liieI, pdflu ON 10. Cftober 1919.
Ssi e. befblohn enrd ben efabtraft ofr
Snbi Cincinnati Stnai Cpic, oas 90 HeipreH'
Ss s aSsss. sTSesI sDn nnssn 'asS gas ssens as BON
sabiis 5traSe 40 5ub sDeinpdsis. usie 3ptie
Sirabf, bon Cneen V'fo tiosimt bss s5,9pam
alsp. IN iiebersiHtturnlng ullt fiHrm slans,
anseIipmmeN eHo esn Siaeirnfs aa y; auaLii
GbeI.sneenieur bes 2sparsmfnf Dt eabiic
-berptse tvslder gInn IN H<sug luf bas pben
lefariebfns xerTttorium tsereEr9 sisieseHtfh
llnt "a "a fsrner befeIcllsn. beb befaaisr
eibsnaeraBal bsreeiislt iOeresH fol IN ustef'
dlrItiinnniud NIT teiaalem DIGne ln,b ben zps'
gififatIDneH Guflleaene ~ nsf Ef''ts bee eDfi.
Snasnieirs bee IsparismfHi Of 9ublss sstelse
fpeIdf Sprsiiiiaiicnrn birburt effgste.ber
fu6), nHp IN iiebsrdHfiimmuHa mt ben abae.
fddtien gornntniuge esr aplten faI bic octee.
febene Berbeiieugna
Gel es iernet bff6ipfer. bab be Rotten BET
bttasieH s'eresNsfaHa: tstsfltsai 'H 81 s5ssssn. n
sait bes Heiies. pflner ia bsrnns'fsii hnn
nbsna Der aCilen tH Ntfnsiul9ea bon bsi W.
famnTt itoiien. beaatii ipsybsH iolsp bnt6 eis
eiubi gtlidHuat, uIie o1t ,enst 1esii Peg PC aD n,
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besahIt perbsH iou ans BEN erles bee Bst.
fanfs bon Rcnbs. Dsld,e bon bfooftr eSnpi
flY foldae a.rede IN Der BON 0effS borasf4fis,
beuen sBsiie ausaeaebeH ipegefii
91s dfisetn tisl 4resfnt oss ecrpss.
hsrbaIinib AZ ben 9oribtiisn- pslft aus ~
feeirr esrbfiierms rsfultltsH nieffn. enf ft
ratnsclaenb he6risbeiisB @rinIpfildf, HlrfiiD;
Ins adnts GrnHbffid nuhnlfriu nnb tssrif.
rst nis pot 80. 50 bpn Der ~: WG0s'eivH
rnieFabiteilnre eurd ScoH Eisaler; iino iss'
q nae * bon b n. @Ieg tlrieratioeiIins.
aiie bon hsm beiasteE epts, anficbenb en- BE
Sqctbsslte bon cisen tifp elrenns uiEb fDeiTliG
tcn E,bfif efrdss, rrsine bsfnsfef wrunpffltf
biertar1 betiimmf fiito. bcb ne frssiels gcz'
itsiis burt pie beIaaff gglbeilrana eriangfn,
Gab BE 70 elttsIeeifn Aflebrsrfs IN fans
fgl fabrlidbsn abf1InGf snbinngtn bssati rper-
bsn felsH. fndt 0ihfeH nnt BIZ hinrnbf<f8ctss
nea 3abinnaen rom btsibiailfa Te6e On Hnd
efr Eailiriifd ber bsfienerHbeH CrDlnaIts; spcs.
pffebeH u iebef, eab oet etaemonnisL ecr
beis.erfsa ~, m eiasnieaE. "a 5sa r..
3nb!en mnn fansrb6lt breihia 1901 zne<n pen
mo nce bsr Paihtums Der tsiirnsrns<a Obi.
"siss Ias II BIZ Benss ssr siast GIndrseti onsss.
efteH ipsrbsH fsusn Dor Der selssiSusHs bsf
SFi ss ierrIes bsicSlcHsn. sntss,e msfslrslon,
pelhr . ffr npibpsnbia sFflhrt. ~ psFtsNsra
hntt, taHnlifirnHq cnffH 9th 4pfri1ts ben
Rtbiie Sirnie 270 e3nb ireifparit. nsie 49ts
Eiiake, ben GassH Gft ngtHus bis 9!dps,a
aiIsr, pnfisf an 10. clioba 1919. fd nns
''ss!ss Ssis. g sI s':sssgs !. ssssasss s'ss' ss.,
praassnf ~ sssassrssts.
essiantiet: sIeb eeastltr. einf
9ut2fbs.ten; 9teges 4nqfe, Earfs~
nssjl.s sa 8. Sssfusss ss1S. AA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11
9as Gas aiaa ans.

@ait fnapper Iotb enieirg seIterr
Jrau 9ouis @irtb, bon go. 622 Bro
ipert Blace, bem Gobe. sic tpurbe ee.
gen feds llbr @aorgeHs BON ibrer
Sodter Gillian &irtb, Die iniolse Ell
nes .penetraHten @asgerllfg @f.
Dudte, in beipuBtlofem Suitanb in
9ett liegenb aiiigcfunben. ginem 70.
tort berbeigerufenen grSt geIalg es
iebr bnIo, Ole BerpuBtIoie fpieoer 81,
lid 5u bringen unb ieoe 2ebensgefabr
su betheiIigen. Cine lInteriudaing er.
CAB, boB iDdbretIb Der 0aflt Die Cos.
bei5iirtg ditsgegmtgeH mar ilnb aaH
bann, als gegen Roreen bas Gas
tpieoer einieete, sSrau Birtb i'm
SdIaf bon ben @asodnpfen iiber.
iDdItit Doroen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11

-
gabnboi In SiIpsr 9rpes in boIber=
frprsrRra Snitnub sefunbsn. Gr tpurz
be mad bsm Speers Scipiial eebratht.
ipo fem 3uitane elm iebf prefGrer sr.
tannt purbs, ba feline beibsn Sub,
srfrprer iine. 8eibe geins ipsrpeu
nmputirt tpsrbsn miiKen.
- am NGditeR Goitntas glodmii.
rag fiHeet en-. @afenperfammluHs 81
@uHiser hsr aampaene fir pfitslieo-
i&aft Ter Rotben areu3 GeIellffdTi
itatt. Gcrher finhet cine parabt
itatt, en- tpelhsr bic Sdmltinosr, bic
8iirserrebr. Die Bon Scouts, Die 60.
gen unb reri6isoene 0ersiHen iid be.
theiiises fpsrben. Weappr 2ipinqitpI,
lpirb als Srobmaridau funeir.n
qn Der Spiee bes .3iiaes piro biz
gtilitGrfapelle BON Sort Sbpmas unt
bas Wtiliiar in Der Stdrte bon 2
&ompasnien madhiren. Seos psrs
ION, ipeIae on bem 3ase ii6 bethel.
liet, pire cine 5lasse tragen. Rat
S6lub Der pardbe ipiro cine erobt
Tasse Der Rofben 9reus GeIeIIidafi
i'm Gouribouis entroIIt unb eiasepeibi
p.rben. Mapor 2ipinsitOn ipirn
beHtudGit cine prDtldmation erlaTen,
in fpeldsm alIs giirger sur Teilndbs
me an Der 9ampasns aufseforbett
lperbeR.
5rou 9Irna Doeits, peId)s rabs
gleraubria tprbnts, lit i'm @lisr DON
"a sSoHren seitrrbsn.
- Ser adutus, iprlder arf eeitern
bon ben Staot : &ommiFGren aHbe:
raumt rar, 1T pssen Grtranfuns
Sss Stabi apmmifGr 6ermann per-
ihrben pprben. Sebterer, tpeId,er
ouf benz Msqs Der 9siisnins iib be-
finbet, erbislt BON ieinem Qr5t bic
Msifung fb niht ben uHbilbeR Der
falte @itteruns aus5uisbeu, mos moe=
lidsr @eiF. sirsn gpitfa1 CUR 5cIg.
bGtsn tiirfte Mdbor aipinsfton bers
,lar9t, oab itbes Wtitaliep bes Ratbes
rer Staot aommiFdre, intlufipe Afs
nsuertrGblten apmmifdrs Dan. Ries
bel. an bem aautus iib betbsiligs.
Gs tpernen mabrfdeinlib uur fpertise
QenberIneen in Der 5euertpebr, tpis
N Der sshlBetiorce borgenommen pers
ben. Gr iperbe fit teiue Menoeruns
ftimmeN renn nid3t 4uflnasn eeeen
be bstreffsnbe perionen srboben unb
iolt 9fntlaqsn audi betpieieH iperben.
Der a1ufuS ipirb am nd6ften Sisns:
tag @ormittap Inn 8 nbr abgrbaltsn
pcrben.
- 9sitsrn i'm Witterna6t ipuro.nI
auf Srbre hes ariees Oeportes
ments 6 SfantlptaIe in Sort Ttos
mas geidlofen.
Ter NeusrrpGblie Sbtriff J.
8isB Eat esFtsrn folserbs Deputies
erraunt: Gbns. Collins bon SO. 733
goIumbiuftraBe auberer Dienit; 5ors
rp Drdmer, Don Der IL. Strabe, @e=
rifts zDepuip uHb 5oiepb Sbnsiber
Don QleraHbria, 9eputp ron MIuans
bria. Gin Gbsf19eputp ia nod Hita
s-uauut tporben.
- Das acknowledgements bss Grant
ybiD. StreiHc finbet beits- Ra9Hpit.ea
pom 9rauerbauie 80. is 9unfries
slpe,, Sort 9bomas, aus itaii. Die
esi6e pirb auf bem sSrumsrsr,ins
5riebbOf aur epissu Rube befta.fst
pfrbeu
- Der Grailens8erein BEG aloitsrs
,um guten Sirten BON ben SigbIdnbs
,eraniialtet morgsn Radmittas tnD
abenb in Barriers Sotel an bsr Nons
mouth Strab. einen gu6re.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11
aIs Wamber iSentiisiri.

Der 5arbige SeHrp Sadion, pon
SO. III Siinfte Strabe, tpurbe ee.
iiern BON 8ieb. &. 8. @aiIep, einenl
fnrbigen @eiftliden qrs &auilton.
dif fds 8eftimrnteite dls Der Rdii.
Der ioentifi3irt, Der i'm ON Wsontae
Dor nft gageu bel ieiner aitfunft
aus Soinilton n1h einein 2oeirbmife
an Der Carlisle 4benile eebrodt uno
bort mn $40 beraubt bate. ssadfoil
mar es esIunsei, nit feiner @eute 81
eutuiI@ezl aber e lisf rifaaiser
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11

@eiie eeiiern an Der SiiHften unS
Sulitb StraBe bent Seo. Sailep iiber
Scn g2es. ipas ieine gerbaftung, I'M.
aeattet ieines Seaignets si,r 5olge
hatfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11
Grfruren. SanSe.

Der IL Sabre ate iyrdnt parton
Don 80. 1916 2ittIe Court purb. az
tern NIT f6ltmm srfrorsnen 9dnbsn
mad btm ftGbtifdrn SofpitaI sebrah..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11
pas qansn, sas ben as,, mia. a,tt,irt.

Ja6 UbfHtA pnB btH VOL MAI nfff5Iff.
sDegeu fetnet ftdrferben irtb ctffbrenDer
.eHf@dtfsu Fam eayailps Hrsmp GniniHe
ron trgenbieusnnb sineeHpmtnen iperben, otne
rerbeS on sperbeH obsr CbgsHfdufen su befDn.
men. Qb gibt rnr Elm -9rorlo Gidnine" q.
y greoss tintsff@rift ~ saf bsT S4a6ssL
~ gknfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11

gealapbiat: grsS etnsfItt. Glsf.
meIltsr, an 8. Dssesnbsr 1917. Ills
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-07
Saw the Remains.

Ethel has had bad luck with her
dolls and knows a lot about their in
terror economy. One day she saw II
carpenters children playing In saw
dust. MY, my" she said, what lot
Of dolls those kids must have
smashed"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-07

en- eggs and two gills Of sweet milk
and beat thoroughly. Stir in one gill
of vinegar and turn into double boil
err When the sauce begins to thick
en-, add one heaping tablespoonful OF
butter. Cook about 10 minutes, stir
ring constantly. Bottle what Is not
required for immediate use. OIL may
be used in place of butter
Potato Salad.
Peel and slice four boiled potatoes
while hot, and pour over them three
tablespoonful Of olive oil and one OF
vinegar Sprinkle with celery seed
and set aside to COOL Add thin slices
of tart apple, and rings of Spanish or
Bermuda onion, and mayOnnaise
dressing Garnish with hard boiled
eggs and stuffed olives, and sprinkle
with paprika.
Novelty Salad.
Mix two cupfuls cold boiled rice
with one cupful chopped celery, one
tablespoonful grated onion; two green
peppers chopped, and one cupful OF
mayonnaise Place on q bed Of shred
ded lettuce and garnish with yellow
tomatoes cut in halves. the long way,
and with strings of green or. red pep
pers. T,..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-07
SUPREME COURT HEARS
TEST SUIT TO DEFINE
STATE GRAIN GRADES
Constitutionality of Act Assailed
in Case Appealed From
Grand Forks County

Arguments in the test suit brought
to determine the. constltutionality Of
the state grain grading act are in
progress in supreme court this after
noon. The action is brought on a writ
of habeas corpus applied for by c. NJ.
Gaulke, Grand Forks grain buyer, ar
rested by the sheriff of Grand Forks
county for purchasing grain without
the license required by the new act,
and who appealed from a decision of
Judge Cooley in the Grand Forks dis
trict court, denying him his liberty
on writ Of habeas corpus.
1t is anticipated that the ruling of
the supreme court in this case will
determine number of features Of
the act which have been questioned.
The attorney general, in an opinion
recently furnished Commissioner NJ.
P. Johnson of the state rail board,
held that certain sections Of the act
are unconstitutional or imperative.
An effort is being made this after
noon to have the supreme court pass
upon the act as whole.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-07
League Organizers
Given, Lesson in
Patriotism by Crowd

Minneapolis, Aug. T. Ferdinand
Teigen, son of Representative A. f.
Teigen, "silver tongued orator. from
Chippewa" was given a lesson in
patriotism at Eoyd, Mimi, last week.
The younger Teigen is an organ
izer for the 'Nonpartisan league. In
speech at Boyd he attacked the
government, state officials the army
and the CONSUMPTION laws.
Some of Teigen's auditors were
not pleased with his utterances. They
decided that lesson in patriotism
might we'll be administered. They
obtained large American flag and
forced the speaker to kiss the flag
and to apologize for his unpatriotic
utterances.
Incidentally, Lac Qui Parle county,
in which Boyd is located, has given
more than it's share Of youth to Uncle
Sam Madison, the county seat, has
sent large company into the nation
al guard.
The people of Boyd say that they
are loyal and will insist that Non
partisan "leaguers" must be the same
If they visit in Boyd
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BUTCHERS DISCUSS
FOOD CONSERVATION

Minneapolis, Aug. 1.-The annual
convention OF the United Master
Butchers of America opened here to-
day with delegates present from all
parts of the country The meeting
will continue through until Friday.
COnservati0ns of meat supplies for
conducting the campaign to educate
the public in the purchase of meats
so that wastes at the table may be
eliminated and measures to aid the
government in prosecuting specula-
tors who hoard large supplies in, cold
storage will be some of the topics to
be discussed.
''Two fish days week" was the rec
ommendation of the United Master
Butchers of America to Food Dictator
Hoover in the form of a;.resolution
passed today at their convention here.
The butchers not only declared them
selves in favor Of stopping the sale
of meat on Tuesdays and Fridays,
but suggested to Mr.. Hoover that the
government make IAN investigation to
lower prices of frozen and fresh fish
where quotations would be on a par.
with meat prices from standpoint of
cost of production and distribution
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DEFENSE COUNCIL
HAMPERED THROUGH
LACK Of FINANCES
President v. H. Stickney Believes
Plan of Procuring Funds
Will Work Out

The North Dakota defense council
has been hampered since its organiZa-
ton by complete lack of funds, but
President V. H. Stickney of Dickinson,
who was in the city yesterday, be-
lieves the plan of financing recently
adopted will work out, and that by the
last of August the council will have
attained its stride
War was declared after the North
Dakota legislature had adjourned Not
a penny was appropriated by the Fiji
teenth assembly for war work. When
the national defense council Of this
state was organized there was no fund
which it could draw on. All of the
work it has done to date has been
carried on on $500 appropriated by the
emergency commission. The states
emergency fund is so small that it will
not stand another nibble ,and the de-
Tense board has voluntarily assumed
the task Of financing the council the
next 10 months through funds raised
on personal notes About $4,000 will
be required, and DR.. Stickney is con-
fident that notes to that amount will
be forthcoming. Governor Frazier has
assured the council that the next leg
islature will reimburse it for every
penny expended.
In Wisconsin, where the legislature
was In session when war was declared,
fund Of 100000 was appropriated
for the work of the defense council.
AS result, the Badger state has
made splendid showing in patriot
ism. Its Liberty loan issue was over
subscribed as was its quota for the
Red Cross It's national guard was
quickly recruited up to war strength;
its registration was handled most sat
isfactorily, and the drafting of men
for the national army is progressing
successfully, all largely due to the
campaign carried on by it's defense
council. Vermont, New Hampshire
and other eastern states with small
er population than North Dakota's
were able to supply their defense
councils with appropriations Of $4,000
to $4,000.
In spite Of the lack of financial sup
port, the North Dakota council has
accomplished much. Local councils
have been organized in every county
and ground work has been laid for
an energetic campaign to be directed
from the councils general offices in
the Bismarck federal building.
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SALADS MAKE
MEAL ENOUGH
FOR SUMMER
3 RIDppY BYE.

oiHNS obE
A salad may be- a substantial meal,
or a side dish, or dessert.
Heavy salads are made with meat
or fish, light salads of vegetables
while fruit and lettuce hearts make
suitable substitutes for a sweet
course.
There are three kinds Of salad
dressings, French, 'mayonnaise and
cooked.
French dressing is made by mixing
two or three parts of oil with one part
Of vinegar or lemon juice. Egg is
used in mayonnaise, and the cooked
dressing is made with custard or
cream sauce foundation.
French Dressing.
Four tablespoonful of olive oil, tw
tablespoonful lemon juice or vinegar
one-half teaspoonful salt, and one
fourth teaspoonful of paprika. Mix
the salt and paprika ana add them tC
the oil, then beat in the acid gradual
ly. Mix just before serving
Mayonnaise.
Beat one egg yolk, add one tea
spoonful salt and one-half teaspounfu
of paprika, and one teaspoonful Of
lemon juice. Into this mixture beat
the olive oil, adding it slowly at first
and more rapidly as the mixture thick
ems. Allow one fourth to one-half cup
full of olive oil to one egg yolk, &C
cording to preference.
Cooked Dressing.
Mix one teaspoonful of salt. one
teaspoonful of mustard and one fourth
teaspoonful of pepper, add two beat
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BISMARCK PILES
Up FIVE RUNS IN
LAST TWO FRAMES
New Rockford Shut Out in Breath
less Game at Jamestown
Yesterday Afternoon
COLLINS PROVES STAR
OF ERRORLEss CONTEST
Accepts Eight Difficult Chances
Without a Miss-Christy
There on the Mound

jamestown, N. D., Aug. with
both teams playing air-tight ball until
the first OF the eighth, Bismarck then
staged a batting rally, scoring four
runs and in the ninth scoring one
more, defeating New Rockford to 0
yesterday afternoon. EOth aggrega.
tions played errorless ball.
Browning twirled superb ball for
New Rockford but weakened in the
eighth and was hit freely. Christen
son hurled wonderful game for Bis
marck. Collins, the Bismarck center
fielder, was easily the star, accepting
eight hard chances without missing
The score:
Bismarck ...........0O 900 600 O41-5
New Rockford 1000 900 600
Christensen and Ellis; Peacock,
Browning and Moore
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FOR TAXI SERVICE PHONE 342.
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order in Russia than in the United
States.
Certain disturbances are inevitable
in change of government so radical
as that of Russia" said Mr. Root,
and cable dispatches deal largely
with these disturbances. Hence, the
public had gained an impression that
there is little going on in Russia ex-
cept demonstrations. AS a matter Of
fact, if reports on American affairs
disseminated in Russia concentrate
on our own little disturbances-race
riots, the l. w. w., and the like
Russians would have about the same
picture of us that we now have OF
them.
Russian women are doing a won
derful work in shaming the men into
fighting, and where necessary | hope
women will follow their ex-
ample"