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Order Hearing Petition for Sale of
Real ana Personal Property.


State OF North Dakota, County or
Cass. So. In County Court. before Hon
A G. Hanson, Judge.
| In the Matter OF the Estate OF
| Christopher Olson, Deceased.
Marie ii. Lobben, Petitioner, VS.. Ole
e. Lobben; Hans o. Lobben. Maren y.
AlSakeri Olaues 4. Lobben: Henry T..
Lobben; Andrew L. Lobben; Christine
Freeman; Nellie Larson; Sjaannstte
| Christine Corneltusen; Conrad Henry
| Corne1iusen; Ovidia Gunda Cornelius
en-; Cora Mathilda Corneliusen; Mar
Gus Christian Corneliusen: Manda
Bertine Corneliusen; Martha 0IaVB-
| son Allickson; Jeanette Otilia Oiaye--
son; Sophia Thonei Hilda Guldbran-
/ son; Theodore n. Thone, as executor
OF the last viii and testament OF
| Marie Nelson, deceased; Carl Melvin
| Olaveson, Helmer Cornelius Oiave--
! SON, Henry Oscar Olayeson, and Archie
their Special Guardian, Respondents.
Order Hearing Petition for Sale OF
Real and Personal Property.
On reading and filing the petition or
Marie II. Lobben, nB the adminiBtras-
| trix Of said estate, setting forth the
/ amount of personal estate that has.
/ come to her hands, and the disposition
| the :eof, the amount of debts OUT
| BtindIng against said deceased, and
| tne expenses of administration, de-
scriptIon OF all the real estate OF
| which the said deceased died seized
| and the condition and the value of tho
1 respective portion thereof. also u de-,
| scription OF the conttton and value DG
/ all personal property; and praying
4 that license be to her granted to sell
the. real and personal property here
4 matter described belonging 90 ths
estate of Christopher Olson, decsaseds
1 to-wit: gg
Devitts Second Addition to the city
of Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota:
also, the personal property described
Il in the petition for license to sell real
and personal property.
And II appearing by said petitions
Il that 1t Is for the best interest of said
estate and all persons interested
i therein that the said real and person
al property be sold at private sale be-
fore the said estate Is closed and final
decree issued:
Ii is therefore ordered. that the said
petition be heard and considered by
/ the Judge of the County Court of the,
said County Of Chss, at the court
rooms Of said Court, in the County
said County, on the 23Fd day OF be.z'
1 cefnber, 1918, at ten o'clock In the
Il forenoon Of said day.
Il II is further ordered, that all per-
soma interested ia said estate appear
before the Judge OF this Court at said
time and place, and then and there
show. cause. f any there be. why aaia;
Il (seal) A. q. HANSON.
Judge Of the County Court.
Dated the 8th day Of November. IA.
Il u. 1913.
/ Let service of the above order be
made by publication in The Fargo
Forum in accordance with law, and
that personal service be had upon an
state of North Dakota.
i a. @. HANSON.
i (Eeall Iudges
NOV. 11-is-2s. Dec. 2. 1873
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

A tramp expressed his wiiiingne
TO do some chores III he was flrsk fae
When he had finished his meal. thes
lady of the, house gave him earpee
beater, and told him 20 beat a carpet
that was out on the lawn. The tranR
stared at the carpet beater, then AZ
the carpet.
"Beat Il" exclaimed the lady, irl-.
patient at his delay.
The tramp laid down the CARPET
beater, and did, az fa8t as his lega
would carry htTn-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11
Council of Hesse Created

Amsterdam, Saturday, Nov. B.
An official dispatch from Darmstadt,
announces that the Grand Duke OF
Hesse has decreed the formation OF
q. council of stafs to take over the
business of the government until
q final settlement of the questions
arising from the present situation
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Zurich. Switzerland, Nov, 1O.--.

Zurich. Switzerland, Nov. 10.-Be-
cause of the troubles in the interior
of Germany, Prince Maximilian of
Baden, and all the Bourgeoisie min
listers have resigned. says q dispatch
from Berlin. Frederick Ebert, the
German Socialist leader. has been
definitely recognized as chancellor.
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EARLY MONDAY LIST.
a


Corp VIM. d. Miller, Ogden, Ia.
Corp. Elmer BratenG, Devils Lake
Pvt. ". " +. Enneberg, st. Anagar, Ia.
pvt. w. III. Gilborne, Winnebago, MINI
Pvt. a. 6. Asmundsen, Rhinelanderr
Pvt. Chester Bishop. Lovilek, Ia.
Pvt. A. 3. Peterson, st. Paul, MINI.
Pvt. Carl Sather, Erskine, MINI:
Pvt. Frank Il. ToWnsends LaMOuRei
pvt Thomas q. Wood, Sumner, Ia.
Died From wounds.
Pvt. Boyd Eagleson, Milton, N. ID.
PVT. John Frahman, Waseca, MINI,
Pvt. Wayne j. Gentry Muensters 81. ID
Pvt. Emil Johnson, Beldenville, WIS.
pvt, Otto &c. Moberg, Minor M. ID.
pvt. Patrick III. Moore, Superior, WIS
Pvt. Isaac Ia Back, Little Eagle, S. y
Pvt. Clarence J. Tice, Milwaukee, Wis
Died FROM Accident and Other Causes
Pvt. VIM. J. Whitley, Taconite. Mimi
Died of Disease.
Corp. Geo. NJ. Coel, Green Bay, Wis.
Pvt. NJ, J. Kraemer, GreenWald. MINI
Pvt. Frank A. Pike, Aurora, S. ID.
Pvt Frank }. Piper Ashley NJ Do
wounded Severely,
Pvt. John Dugenski, Princeton, Wis.
Pvt. John Lien, Twin Valley, MINI.
Pvt. Bernhart p. Merkel, Dana, Ia.
Pvt. Wilfred A. Morrow, Phillips, Wis
Pvt. David Shea, Minneapolis, MINI.
wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Pvt. Clarence Berry, Madison, s. d.
Pvt. Oryal Ward Jewell la
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MANIFESTATIONS IN SPAIN.

NTa.arid Nov, ii. - Manifestations
have occurred in the larger cities OF
Spain on the announcement Of the VIC VIC
tory of the allies over Germany. Ine
news has occasioned a recoudesceIce
of sentiments favorable to the en-
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ARREST PRUsslAN MINISTER
Paris. Nov. 1.-THE Prussian min:
lister at Hamburg has been arrested
at his home In that city, according tc
q. Basel dispatch.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

Pvt. Rene Lambert, McCausIand. Ia
Pvt. Abbot Mnot, Bruce, Wis,
Pvt. NJ. L. Topic, Bozeman, Mont.
Pvt. Fred Zahn, Gillet, Wis.
wounded Slightly I'm Action.
Pvt. James p. Travis, Milwaukee, Wis.
Missing I'm Action
Pvt. VIM. Sisco, Thorp, Wis.
Pvt. A. w. p. Wege, Rustisford, wis.
Pvt. Leo Wojtklewscz, Wausau, WIS.
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MANY KiIlgd n Essev1

Amsterdam, Nov. 10.-The Rhen-
ish Westphalian zeitung, OF Essen,
announces that Eutin, the capital cf
the Principalitya of Lubbock, is in
the hands of the soldiers council
Many persons, both civilians and
military, have been shot.
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Ebert Is Annointad

!. COPENHAGEN, Nov. 10.-Frederich
Ebert. the Socialist leader. has been
appointed imperial chancellor. He
has issued proclamation saying
that he plans to form a peoples
government which viii endeavor to
bring about speedy peace.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

TO EXCHANGE am looking fer
good going real paying 1arnls
preferably stocked ana In good condi-
ton; Will give either one OF nay three
high class, clear apartment buildings
located in the choicest and most selecs,
residential districts OF Chicago aB- fol-.
lows: Beautiful 12-apartment build.
ing on boulevard, yearly rent $1,000,
price 100000 clear: lS-fiat, strictly
modern apartment building, rental
$4,000 per year. price $4,000 clenrs
lB-fiat, high class corner apartment
$4,000 clear; IL you have q real high
grade farm or ranch that will match
up either or all of these buildings,
would suggest you come TO Chicago
equitable deal on cash basis. @. w.
Stewart, Room GIG, 10 s. Dearborn
St.. Chicago. Telephone Central 5I9B.
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BISMARCK BAN LIFTED

Bismarck. N. D.. Nov. 1.-THE hu
ban enforced locally for some time'
was lifted, effective Sunday.
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stein, the Prussian province which
formerly belonged to Denmark, is tc
be proclaimed an independent re-
pubblic, says an Exchange Tele-
graph disatch from Copenhagen.
Coenhagen, Saturday, Nov. g.
The Danish frontier is being strictly
guarded by the. German soldiers
council. This is being done. it is
stated; in order to prevent the es-
cape OF rich people, generals and
other high officials. All national
cockades and the eagle on the hel.
NETS Of soldiers have been removed
being replaced by red band. The
wearing of the iron cross. has been
strictly rohibited.
Statement by Peoples Government
Berlin, Saturday, Nov. 9.-(Ger-
man Wireless to London, Nov. 10)--
The text of the statement Issued by
the Peoples Government, reads:
TN the course of the forenoon OF
Saturday the formation of a new
German peoples government was
initiated. The greater part of the
Berlin. garrison and other troops
stationed there temporarily, went
over to the new government.
''The leaders of the deputation OF
the social democratic party declared
that they would not shoot against
the people. They said they would
in accord with the peoples govern
nent. intercede in favor of the
maintenance OF order. Thereupon,
in the officers and public buildings
the guards which had been station
ed there were withdrawn.
'eThe business of the imperial
chancellor is being carried on by
the social democratic deputy, Herr
Ebert.
ut is presumed that apart from
the representatives. of the recent ma
tority group three Independent so
cial dSmocrats will enter the future
governmentg
Chancellor Ebert said he would
endeavor to fortify the freedom
which the people had won. He beg
ged support in the hard work ahead
and appealed for cooperation in the
country and cities in the problem of
Provisioning.
that Prince Macmillan. of Baden,
had transferred the chancellorship
to him, all the secretaries of state
having given their consent The
new government. he added would be
in agreement with the various par
ties.
Bavarian Republic Seeks Peace
Amsterdam, Friday, Nov. s8.-The
proclamation issued at Munich in
behalf of the council of workers, sol
diers and peasants which constitut-
ed itself into a diet. announcing a
republic, had been formed in Bava-
ria. declared that the democratic
and socialist Republic Of Bavaria
has the strength to realize a peace
for Germany, preserving that coun-
try from the worst"
The proclamation, after promising
a, constituent assembly to be elected
by all adult men and women, says
that Bavaria will make Germany
ready for q league Of nations. 1t
continues:
1.-THE present revolution is needed
to complete the government Of
the people before enemy armies
stream across our country or before
troops should. after the armistice
bring about chaos.
The council will insure strict or
der Soldiers in barracks will govern
themselves by means Of soldiers
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Generalization Early Plan

It was officially announced from
Berlin that the war ministry has
placed itself at the disposal Of Fred
erich Ebert, the Socialist leader,
whose appointment as imperial
chancellor was forecast yesterday by
the decree Of Prince Maximilian.
This action was for the purpose Of
assuring the provisioning Of the
army and assisting the solution Of
demobilization problems.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11
Finding the Right Place to Work Is Usually want Ad Matter
rOR EXCHANGE.

FOR TRADE-Nine~room house, barn
and 2 lots In CaBseIton, ~. d., Tor
80 or 16o-aere farm in North DaIkutas
land. N. ID.
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Want Ad Rates
And Rules Governing Insertion Of
Advertising UndeF the
ClABBiflcatf0nB.

One Cent n wOrd each tn
goTGfon.
G1.OO per 1fne per month
Minimum Charge 2S0.
No clairvoyant. fortune teller. mat
rimonial or doubtful advertising &c
cepted. We reserve the right to re-
tect any copy submitted.
N odisplay lines. cut or black bor-
ders will be run under classiicationa
and all ads must conform to the typo
graphical restrictions.
out-of-town orders must be-accom-
panied by the cash to insure prompt
insertion.
TELEPHONE 1895.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

5000 WILL BUY furniture OF good
l1-room roominghouse. ll3 ard
ST. n.
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HoIstein a Republic

London, Nov. 10.-SchlesWig-H -Hol-
stein, the Prussisn province which
formerly belonged to Denmark, is to
be proclaimed an independent re-
pubblic, says an Exchange Tele-
graph disatch from Copenhagen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11
"For the Good of Germany

London. Nov. 1O.--Emperor Will
liam signed letter OF abdication
Saturday morning at the German
grand headquarters in the presence
OF Crown Prince William and Field
Marshal Hindenburg. according to a
dispatch from Amsterdam to the Ex-
change Telegraph company. The
German Crown Prince signed his re-
nunciation to the throne shortly aft
erwards. 1t is believed that King
Ludwig OF Bavaria, and King Fred
erick August Of Saxony, also have
abdicated.
The ex-kaiser and former crown
prince were expected to take leave
OF their troops on Saturday, but
nothing has been settled regarding
their future movements.
Before placing his signature to the
document an urgent message from
Ph1lipp Scheidemann, who was So
cialist member with portfolio in the
imperial cabinet, was handed to the
emperor. He read 1t with a shiver.
Then he signed the paper, saying:
1T may be for the good Of Ger
many"
The emperor was deeply moved.
He consented to sign the document
only when he received the news of
the latest events in the. empire.
Serious food difficulties are exc
pected in Germany, owing to the
stoppage OF trains. The council OF
the regency will take the most dras.
tic steps to re-establish order.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

wAGTED-Twelve men or women "a
pick turkeys. Northwest Farmers
Produce Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11
HELP wANTED-MALE AND FB
MALE.

WANTED--An experienced bookkeep-
er: state experience and salary
wanted. Address 122, care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

councils. Officers acquiescing in the
altered situation viii not be hindered
in their duties.
3 I'VE reckon on the cooperation of
the entire population. All officials
viii remain at their posts.
fundamental social and political
reforms viii Immediately COM
mence."
Basel, Switzerland. Nov. 10.-(Ha-
vasl--Wilhslm II. the reigning king
OF the monarchy of Wurttemburg,
abdicated on Friday night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

Copenhagen, Saturday, Nov. g.
German vessels in the mine fields of
the Great Belt and Little Belt, have
left their stations. The crews fore
ed the officers to leave the vessels
and then hoisted the red flag -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11
GREAT TURNOVER
IN GERMANY DAY
BEFORE NATION
GA We UP GHOST
Revolution Within Central
Empires Widespread
and Thorough
1From the sunday Extras.>
(By Associated Press.l
Severe FiuhtiiSu in Berlin

London, Nov. 1O.-Severe fighting
took place in Berlin between and
o'clock last night and q. violent
cannonade was heard from the heart
of the city. The revolutionists are
in full swing in Berlin. and the red
forces occupy the greater part Of the
German capital, according to a CO.
penhagen dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Co.. quoting Berlin e ad-
vices sent from there at 8. o'clock
this morning. -.. ,
Many persons were killed and
wounded before the officers surren-
dered. The red forces are in control,
and have restored order. Strong
guards are marching through the
streets.
The Crown Princes palace has
been seized by the revoiutlonists.
The people are shouting, Long live
the republic" and singing the 'Mar-
seillaise."
When revolutionary soldiers at
tempted to enter the building in
which they supposed a number of Of
dcers were concealed. shots were
fired from the window. The reds
then began shelling the building.
When the cannonade began, the
people thought the Reischbank was
being bombarded and thousands
rushed to the square in front OF the
Crown Princes palace. It was later
determined that other buildings were
under fire.
Copenhagen, Nov. 10.-Berlin was
occupied by forces Of the soldiers
and workmen's council on Saturday
afternoon. according to a Wolff Bu-
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FOR SALE - Large. quarter-sawedf
oak desk with chair. Address I25s
Forum
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11
ProeIaims Soveraionk,,

Amsterdam, Nov. 10.-Professor
Lamnnasch, the Austrian premier, has
received official notification, says a
dispatch from Vienna, that Poland
has assumed sovereignty over Ga
licia. "
Galicia Is crown land of Austria
Hungary, north of the Carpathians,
1t has an area Of 30,307 square miles
and in normal times had a popula-
ton of some 100000. -, (.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

London. Nov. 10,-A train filled
with soldiers has been sent out from
Bremen for the purpose of persuad-
ing other towns to join the revodu-
tios. says a dispatch from the Dan.
1sh frontier. forwarded here by the
correspondent at Copenhagen Of the
Exchange Telegraph company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

STARK COUNTY LAND for sale or
exchange for house. L. Du Val, Gen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11
WANTED TO BUY.

OLD CLOTHES and all kinds of junk.
Phone SS65.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

GOVERNMENT needs hundreds clerks
for income tax. customs, internal,
revenue; Fargo examinations soon;
salary $1.200-2,000: experience unnec-
essary. For free particularsl regard
ing examinations, write Raymond
Terry (former civil service examiner),
22RA Columbian Bldg. washington.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

WANTED 10 RENT-H section
land with fair set OF buildings, near
school; have good tools and horses
Address i05. care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

1YA&TED ED--Barber shop, or barber
shop and pool hall. state price. 72I
7th sk. N.s Fargo, N. y.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-11

WANTED TO REET-Quarter section,
with stock and machinery; willing
to pay for the first years crop. Adr
dress 126, Forum.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-05-14
COMMERCIAL CLUB
OF CHARLTON MEETS

Charlton, May 9.-The Charlton
Commercial club held general meet
ing at the high school building last
evening, at which time the following
program was carried out:
Music by high school orchestra.
Opening address, Frank G. Stuart,
president Of club.
Music by high school orchestra. !
Report Of the club, R. A. Hassel.
quist, secretary.
Growth Of Community Spirit in the
Development of the County" five and
ten minute talks by J. P. Ream, ]. F.
Johnston, A. B. Gookin, J. l.. Wash
burn. Clint G. Gibbons. Rev. E. w.
Curtis.
Vocal solo, Miss Ruth Reuillard.
"Shall the Name of the Charlton
Commercial Club be changed to the
Charlton Community Club?" five min
ute talks by H. S. Allen, F. M. Holmes
and Chas. F. Wennerstrum.
Selection by high school male quar-.
tet.
Financial Situation of the City OF
Charlton" J. w. Kriddelbaugh.
Music by high school orchestra.
A luncheon followed the program
and was served by the high school
under the direction of Miss Ruth
Fortney, domestic science teacher.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-05-14
CENTRALIZE
: REGISTRATION
YOUNG MEN REACHING q SINCE
JUNE S, 1917, MAY REGISTER
AT COURT HOUSE.

Every young man in the United
States who has reached the age
Of 81 years since June 5, 1917,
or Who becomes of age June 5 this
year, will have to register for the Sc
lective draft. OF course there will not
be anything like the numbers that
registered last June for then all Of the
men between FL and 81 years of age
had to register. 1t is estimated that
in all of Iowa there will be 22,000
registrants, the adjutant general
places the number at 101s per cent of
the former total and this will make
the handling Of the registration con-
sideraily easier than last year.
REGISTER At COURT HOUSE
Although nothing is officially given
out on the plans as yet it is probable
that all the registration in the entire
county will take place in the court
house. The supervisors room is
available for the purpose and the num-
Der will be so much less than last year
and there will be so few in some dis
tr1cts, that all will probably be called
to register in Ottumwa. This city and
center township will have the over
whelming bulk Of the young men who
will be required to register and by
centering it in one board, the work
will be dispatched with greater ease.
ALL MUST REGISTER
There is one phase of the registra-
ton that the exemption board would
impress upon all registrants and those
who become of age to register June
5. The person who fails to register
will be classed as deserter and upon
being apprehended will be indicted
into service Immediately.
There were 3,172 serial numbers
assigned the men in the original draft.
The new cards as they are made out
for the men who register next month,
will be forwarded to the adjutant gen.
eral for serial numbers and then
will be returned to the local boards
for their order numbers which will be
based on the master list in each local
board.
MUST NOTIFY BOARD OF CHANGE
Another rule that the exemption
board insists upon the registrants OBJ
serving for their own safety as well
as the comfort of the board, is the
notification of the exemption board
whenever d iudu CHdu6oS LIS duu1oSS
or status in the classification. The
death or employment of dependents
will change the status of men class 3
or and may place them in class 1 or
Q. II a married man in class or 4
should permit his wife or other de-
pendent to become employed, or
should she or some of his other de-
pendents die, he Is ordered to notify
the exemption board within five days.
The failure to notify the board will
subject such registrant to a term in
prison, for the provost marshal is
strict in demanding the faithful OBJ
servance of all these rules in order
TO make the draft fair for all.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-05-14
MIJSCATINE MAN
THOUGHT A SPY

Muscatine. May 1o.-John NJ. o.
Brien, Familiarity known to his friends
as Long lawn" and prominent in 10.
cal real estate business circles was
held as a German spy at New Orleans
when maps of the country of Louis.
lana were found in his possession and
also letter reading Hang around
New Orleans. get all the maps you
can get there all possible information
about the country" O'Brien in COM
pany with John Whally were immedi.
ately placed under arrest and held I'M
til local officials were communicated
with. Sheriff Wiley Immediately in
answer to telegram concerning
O'Brien's loyalty telegraphed back
that he was o. K, and that his voca-
ton was that of real estate dealer.
He was released upon receipt Of
Sheriff Wiley's telegram according to
information received here.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-05-14
KNIGHTS Of PYTHIAs
MOTOR TO OLLIE

Sigourney, Man 1o-Sixteen Nom.
bers of Agrippa lodge, Knight Of Pythias
of Stgourney, autded to Ollie on We'd
nesday evening ID attend the K. P.
lodge there. Tho Ollie lodge had a
number of candidates for the ranks of
knighthood and The members of the
local lodge went Iover there to help
them to the work. The first rank
was conferred onl G. r.. Waterhouse
and the Third Rink on Rev. J. F.
Day, Edgar Taylt, Frank Mitchell
and G. R. Samuel. The members of
the Ollie lodge assisted their visiting
brothers in comforting the different
ranks and showed their visiting broth
ers a royal good time. On account of
the rain and sto3m the Sigourney
boys had to rem&in over night and
come home the ndxt morning.
PLAN TO RAISE SORGHUM
Newton, May 1p.-To aid in the
present sugar shortage a group of pat
riotic farmers Of Kellogg township
have organized tb grow cane which
will be made intb sorghum molasses
for Use in the toFnship.
Mills owned BY private individuals
In the township we're found too small
to supply the needs Of the Sweet"
tooth and the organization has order
ed a plant which will be large enough
to supply the entire township. The
plant will cost about $1,000. Stock
in the organization was sold at $25 a
share.