Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-30

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Aioi' - A@eip"set
APPEAL. Il
The coming Spring Fair gives
me another occasion to address an
4 emphatic request to all. classes Of
the Leipsic population to practice,
=. the greatest caution and irett-
cence everywhere n toward ey-
eryone in all conversations and
expressions @, regardinr military
and economic affairs.
II in the duty az every one IN
proceed ruthlessiy against
thouehtless gossipers,. as they
merely cause injury to the faith.
erland. Won 'Schweinitz,
Deputy Commanding General. =,
go
Aecnrd;ns M1 ~ M a. asns.
arcoeoins,t 70 tne German reporters
covering the great fair, which they
IeIelaeu 70 - n olrect uccesso OF
.ne nrst> laser lar neid IN Letpsic
Marcn !, isos. nde the PATRONAGE
-. Mars,ase D!et..cn Won l4anaseerg
ene 10y OF visitors TINS spaing ;ex.
..eeu .ovvo: as Sans S4,o"o last
1915. the first snrinr fair If the war
The number of exhibitors. rose "a 4 :.
500. this snrinr from 2:Oee in 1a1s,
Among the visitors from abroad
were 500 Au~strians ana Hurra r;ans
800 Swiss. 900 Hollanders 150 Dane
300 Poles. III Rulrarians a. Nor
werians. Ii Swedes ana AZ T,ursno
burgers. Great q tisfaction Vas :ax.
pressed at the act that thare no
been enough food and drink for ~.
$4,000 guests and that IN the ru,ords
Of Dr. Rothe. h head mayor: ..thev
had ali been satisHedS aItpourh In,
decd. they had not nlavad tha NV.
mand."I .
An exhibit that did not have much
to do with trade or aamnles h,,t h
was a. great dra us;rr 800 80 !
Rrit;sb f.nI c.nt"rnS &c -. w W -. .
on the western front and nlacad on
view before the old city hall =
Al has heen no,nted ait IN hri.4
accounts Of the Snrin1 Fair nrinted
here. the big feature ~ tha erhihi+s
was the lack Of real goods ana the
enormous number of .-.erratz" articles
on view. Writing on this nhase ~ the
fair, he Leinsic corresnonden+ NJ
Verdens Gang Of Ch~ristian;a a. n,ot-
ed in. Commerce. Renorts said.
+.
,ai,.;as's, ~ lna. many
nosiuua!s IN nermanV nave been az
~ anH.1us 10 produce substitutes Tor
~ wn.tn nase from
ny ma.nt me oemand Tor THESE
1891 ~ mus. De aumltteo nat many
. - - a'tenpts nave me WIN con-
aulapie success. n tnat substitutes
.ase Deeh pIoauceo wnicn resemble
"''icles' except IN several
rhasa- ~. vers essentiai
a,a;ma ore surrosat "nlcn. 1t IS
+ham,sa w oe ane 10
of .ha e1vn .aa.er the CONCLUSION
~. rsn+,,, to-, ny or cneap ana .ap-
ar+;oiaa Ss.. = suou as .he senulne
anI,, uost ~ .nstl are however.
s,,ah s'u'es ana VIII remain as
IN.
-. e.us's Cans
n.asa sseu ~ .exerai drlving oeits
~ Au III, y; whlcn seemed capable
- !. ufiy!ns anS loao; Inere were a
sa's ran.Der 81: articies onered Tor
sa'e Wnicn nad oeen prepared partly
VI enLirely from paper yarn-coarse
worklng .cio.nes Tor men and women.
wnite aprons, collars, and
nm and tnick. FABRICS ranging from
coarse sackclotn.to comparatively thin
sas.sanss' .Artinclals and substitute
leatners We're also noticed in great
sIltutes Q nunan halr. The .importa-
,lon o. human mar from China has
,ohs peer stopped The SURROGATE