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The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
MONITOR SHELLS OSTEND

BERLIN, May 18.-According to
statement issued today by the
war office, considerable damage has
been done at Ostend as the result of
the bombordment of that city by an
enemy monitor. Many persons were
killed.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
CANNOT GET GRAIN

AMSTERDAM, May 18.-Advices
received in this city state that scarce
ly more than a thousand tons of
grain have reached Germany from
the Ukraine. The amount received
is less than a fiftieth Of what was
to have been shipped into Germany
by this time.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
HEAVY GUN FIRE

LONDON, May 18.-The war Of
flee is authority for the statement
that heavy artillery action is in prog
ress today on the southern side of
the Flanders salient, and along the
line beyow Amiens. The big guns
on both sides are active north and
south of the Avre river.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18

R. w. Taylor, of Fairbanks, has
been advised of the arrival of a
new member of the family at the
home of his son Vaughn, at Seattle.
Young Taylor is cavalry captain,
stationed in Texas. The new ar
rival was a boy.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18

is ascertained. The wreckage is
now being consumed by fire, which
renders the work of rescue slow and
dangerous. The exact number of
dead will not be known until the
flames have been extinguished and
the ruins carefully searched.
The property damage is estimated
at more than one million dollars
The cause of the explosions has not
yet been ascertained.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
THE DAILY LOSS

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1s.-
The American casualty list, made
public today, contains the names of
80 soldiers, six of whom were either
killed or died of wounds, and four
teen were injured.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
BRITISH AIRMEN ACTIVE

PARIS, May 18.-British .and
French aviators have been unusually
active during the past twenty-four
hours. A French squadron is re-
ported to have dropped $4,000 kilo-
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
BALLOONS DOWNED

PARIS, May 18.-Two German
balloons were shot down this morn
ing by French airmen, to the east
of Montdidier.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
DATE is SET

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 49,
The fifth of June has been set as
the date of registration for youths
who have reached the age of 81
since the date of registration a year
ago.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
AMERICANS NOW HOLD THIRD OF LINE.

defense, forcing them to evacuate
the town. The capture of Baku is
being followed up with vigorous at
tacks at other points.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18

A mail stage has reported at Nc
Carly, enroute to Fairbanks. The
rig also has several passengers.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18

E. j. Hutmacher returned to town
yesterday from his ranch on the
Tanana river, a few miles above Ne
mana.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18

ment was virtually annihilated and
many companies and battalions dis
appeared almost completely.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
g nj 81. 1.

Srls. ella llno Imonbo Gbfer, Die
iih int elterlidcn So,,ie nufbielten,
reiIten ON Somstog noh ct. 2ouis
nm ooiclbit 8cid0ftisllns 81, il,6en.
Gbpin Seiemnrn mar lebte ISOLDE
mebrere Gage banit beidGftigt fir
gilbert @ruenfe unb Plug. Sritemeper
grennbols 5u iGaen.
Serr unb Srau @ml. Nieipalb, mel.
DIE bel ben @ltern bon Srau Nieiualb,
Serrn uno Srau Sreb gbfer allf &c.
iu6 paren, iinO nad Sittle Berger
eereiit Tim baielbit Serrn unb sSroll
Geo. Saeaer einen Seiu6 81 muden,
IS frellt uns beridten 5l1 f0nnei1,
oab Srau Inna Seeming. Die lGngere
3eit franz ipar, nun lpieoer pollollf
1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
2eidenprebisten.

9ei elmer 2ei6cnprcoigt batte Der
Serr Efarrer eingeoenf bes 8eritors
bcnen ST. @ilbelm aGmpf bic 8orte
gebraudt: Ct bot iif in Die 8elt ge-
fampft, er bot iid bl1rd bic 8elt &C.
fampft uno iest bot er allseef1mpft.
gei bent ndditen 9eerdbniB, als Ser
Sacob Singer beerbiet nurbe, iagte
er: gr bat iid in Die 8elt eerungen,
er bat iid burd Die 8elt eerllngen
uno iett bot er a%ltseerl,neen. Gin
.idtpabiider gai,er, Der Die beioen
8reoigten nit aneeb0rt batte, ladte
lallt auf, unb aIs Der 8farrer i'm
frogte, tparum CT. 6enn Bel 6ielem
traurigcn gft Iafe, faete er filr5:
IS frelt mi BLOB Ut mel 2eifa- 8re.
oigt, / baob nernlod Seuffer."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
ynftton.

Illf ieiner Sarr1 6 Meilen iiio.
meltlid bon Berger unb 7 Meilen
IiloliG bon Sermann miro Inter.
seidnete ai,,
Mittiuudj, ben 20. Sebrnar,
Inn 8 lbr moraens b~eginnenb folgcn.
oes perionli6c gigentl,m an ben
Wciitbictenocn perfaufen:
9 MolleieI, feds ll1b 5tpei Sabre oft;
cine Stllte, flint Sabre alt; cine 3i,b
nit GaGb; 9 Milb &iibe; cine SGrie;
5 Serfel; einen bobcn i1nb einen mic
origen @oeen; cine 5peiiisige ltrb Ell
ne einiitiee 9litide; Seulpagen; Bin.
Der; @rasmafdine; Grill; Sdeiben.
maidine; Ggee; 5ueiipannieer unb
einipanniger G%illtibator; &ornfIug;
5ipolf5ollieer Efl,tg; brei Yaor 8fer.
oegeidirr; ettpas &orn; 5tpei Sod.
ofen; 5tpei Seiaofen; OreeI unb on.
bere Sal,s. unb 9iidenger1tbidaften.
gebingnusen: Summer bon $500
baar; iiber $500 aft Monate arebit
nit anerfannter 8eriiber1tng ooer
mabbatt fir 8aaraabIiing. Coll
te es ain genannten Gage reerer, fin.
bet Die Iilftion am ndf)Iten Gage
itatt.
2onis 8eiermanr,
S%erntart,, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
@ciratbs.2 isenien.

Sn elmer enslii9en Stride bat
man fir SdperbOrise an ben SiB.
reihen Selephone ansebradt, bic BIB
our Ran5el reiden.
l1naubDrIid tpirien bic
@riinoe unb Motipe nod, Die Bel Der
8eariinoung zines neuen 3uitanbes
mab9ebenb eepeien inb.
SIM gmpanse.: uns 8erite'
hen Der MGnnerarbeit list bic Stdrs
te Der Jrauen, nidt in eisener1
tpahrbaft idOpferiiden @ermDsen.
Der tpabre Staatsmann -
Der prattiide 8eifauli6e uno Der
beI4aulide prattiide erseust,
priift, siigelt. beberridt bic Weinuns
gen.
IS sibt ii cine 6rau taum
etpas Shredliteres NIs einen gang
beoiirinisloien Monn. 1iir bos.
tpos lie liebt. mub bic Trou foraen
tonnen.
Die II De limb rstt eigentlith
unIere Gebensseiger nit ibrem Dor
riiden. Ibenoidottsn uno ainoer. is
Hanger lie mcrocn, oeito tiefer ncilt
Iid1 unlere Gpnne.
Der StGrtFs 1T ME fart
aenia, nm imneroor 0err ,u blsiz
ben, menn er feline Sti,te nidt in
Rett uno ben 8ehcrIum nid,t in
Efli6t oerluonoelt.
Pplitit 1T cine aunit pom
tpd,itsr Wiirbe unb Seoeutuna. in
ibrer Wirtuuq obbGnsic bon ariinps
lid,em Stubium Der @eldihte unb
tiefer aenntnis Der menidliden Nas
tEr.
Der 3ped zines ieben aeferIis
gen 3uiammenitins lit bi. Inter.
baltuns, b. i. bas eemeinfame 6erbei.
f4offen bes Stoffes, beFen BE Sc.
tenihaft in seiftiser gesiebuna &c.
bari.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
Oanfiagnng.

ltnieren eeebrten Habbarn unb
Sreunoen nelhe 1tns mdbrenb Der
&ranfbeit unieres eeIiebten @atten,
Batter itnb 9rl,ber,
Sobn Senrb Sedmann,
10 biilfreif arr Seite itanben, l,no
nns unpergeBlibe 2iebesoienite nod
ieinem Sobe erpieier, modten mir
bierour6 unieren ber5lihIten 9anf
abitatten. @benfalls ,,nieren innieen
9anf ben 8abrtidtrGgern, uno I'm.
ieren Sreunoen fir ibre 9Illmenioel1.
ben. Iiid erIai,ben mir urs INSIDE.
ionoere 8aitor Serbert Sellers I'm.
ieren beraliditen Sanf ab~5uitatten fir
feline tparmen @rinnerrngs. unb Sro.
%itestporte. ioipie Men Die Dem Ger.
itorbenen bas leste gbrengeIeit eaben.
Die tranernSen Sinterbliebenen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
General geriammlnns.

9ie idbrIide Notwithstanding
llnb geamtenipabI Der BoIicen.Snbn.
Der Der rSermann Sotun Rntnal
Sire Sninranee Company" gum 3pef
Ser %eripdblung bon iieben CD Siref.
loren bic fir oas laufenbc Sabr Die.
men iollcn, ionie slfr Serbanolung fol-
der @eihGfte als gebOrcnb bor Die
8%eriammlung gebra6t pcrben mo.
gen, finbet am Wontaa, 4. Sebriar
1918 in Der Gitp Sail IN Sermonn,
Wo. itatt, beeinnenb arn 8 l1br @or-
mittags unb cnbenb am 2 ltbr Nad.
mittags.
Ebilip Saeffner, GrGiibent.
Gobt. gounlgoertner, SefrctGr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
Mns benz Gunntg.

Sn Der giceic Shulc an Der Seconb
Greet miro ant SalVstug, Den 2. Sch,
ruar cine l%lnterbaltung itattfinbcn.
Gin idones Yrogram fontlnt 5ur
InSfiibrlrng. Seoernom bersIi6 cill,
gelaoen.
PIN Nben0 6cs /. Sebruar miro IN
Scr 0rofe Salle cin 8rogrnm u,b
9ebatte NIT nohfol9enoem Iie.Sup.
per itattfinben, Seocrnann lit berS.
lid eingela0cn uno Die iperten 9anter
eriudt Bies gu bringen.
Die 8erinmmlure Der 2ebrer boz,
8oeuf Soipnibip, nelde tint 7 ubr
besinnt, miro am 2. Sebrl,ar in Der
@otb Sdule (5rl. 2ouiie &od Sch
rerin) absebalten werben. SoI9enocs
Brogram fonmt our @usfiibrung:
Reading and Literature--Miss E. OFT
l.. Koch
Geography-------Miss E. Horstmann
History--------Miss l.. Moeckli
F. ~Langenberg
Physiology and Hygiene----E. Elston
Penmanship---------A. Nebelsiek
Arithmetic--------A. Mueller.
Euf Dem Brogranun miro Elm Sic. ,
Sllppcr itattfinoen llnb iinb Die Ga.
men frcrnblidit eriud)t einen 8te 81
bringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01

3n terfaufen: Wein 5neiitodiees
@obnbous an Der ipcItl. 2. Strobe in
!Sernann, nebit 2ot bon 70 SUB
Sront. Hradtpoll i'm i9oniten Sbei.
lie Der Stabt nidt melt bon Der Gitp
Sail gelegen befinbct iid oos @obn.
balls nabe Dem @eId6ftscentrl,m uno
bod I'M ihoniten 8obntbeiIe Der
Staot. 8reis $500. gbenfolIs
Sot bon IS SUB Sront at oieies 81.
gentbum %angrcn5eno uno Elm prGd.
tiger 9auplat. Yreis $1,000.
8. q. Starf,
3714 $umpbrep
ct. 2ouis. Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01

SIN Sabre 1917 pllrben in Mii.
iouri 67,313,650 @aIIonen @aiolin
nno IS Millionen @allonen YetroIe.
INN berfauft. Die 3unabme an @aio.
lin iiber 1916 mar fait 10 Millionen
@allonen. Die Snipeftions. @ebiihren
fir ben Staat betr,lgen $245. SO.
9ie Snipeftions. 9ebiibr betrqst ~
Gents per SAB bon so @oIlonen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
gu California, benz Sonuenlanbe.

Der Wonat Sebruar ninrmrt bel
urs oils 9eburtsmonat oes 8aters
unieres 8~aterlanoes einen beionoeren
ebrenplaB Elm, uno iebe 8ieoertebr
oes Cages ruff allerlei interei5ante
erinnerungen aus Der 2ebensaeit
8aibington ins @ebddtnis auriid.
go and brinet Die eben cridienene
5ebruarnlmmer Der in Milmoufee,
8isconiin, bermIsgegebenen 3eit.
i9rift: ~9ie 0eutide Sausfrar,"
tpieoer allerlei peniger gefanntes
aus benz Seben bes eriten YrGiioen.
ten. Scr Serfaiier emil Miar Sal.
ielbad Deib oas Sbema in feiielnoer
uno origineller @eiie al bebanoeln.
an anoeren artifeln erwGbncn mir
einen Weiteren &eiiebrief bon 3m. 6.
Saube, in benz llns Der 8erfaiier nod
benz ionnigen Californian fiibrt uno
Die Sbonbeiten bes 2anbes in elmer
Weiie ou i4ilbern peritebt, baB man
beinabe glaubt, alles ielbit NIT erlebt
gu baben, po5u Die prGdtigen SIl,l.
itrationen ald biel %beitragen. Sieran
idliebt iid Oann nod cine 9ei1rei.
blng oes Sulfans &ilanea uno
"Salls bes eipigen Seuers" auf So.
mali, ioDie ein ipeiterer 9(bi6nitt aus
Der 8ei6idte amerifas, bon Or. g.
Zimmerman.
In Gr5ablllngen entbGlt Die Hltm:
lner cine fllr5e Sfia5e, betitelt sic
bon s. 9eaulieu, oen SGluB
Der gtobelle nSie Serbiin6eten, bon
Sdul5e.9 riid, unb cine meitc-
re Sortiesrllg beS nit 10 aroBem 9ei,
a,lfgenommencn &omans .Srau
Senlpels Sod)ter," bon 9Qice 8ercno.
Gin l6oneS Sie0 lin oeine olul-
feln lugen" bon 6ran5 Corn. iotpic
nllcrlct CUR l%lntcrbaltlllg am Soni
uno fir bic &lcinen, bicten {
.angenebnlen 3eitpertreib. !
Der bal1Smirtifoftlid)c Sell brin9t |
'inc Mfengc bon 9lnreeungcu in Sc. |
jug aut Wittmintermooen ionic id0.
lc Stlffereiell ll1o SGdclorbeiten. Sn
)cr &ildenabteilllllg fiuoet bic Sous. G
roll ipillfommcle @infe sllr 8crci6. ,
'rltng oes Gilbe15cttcls, obnc Die 5
Iirti6aftsfaiic 5l iebr in Nnipr,,dl
IL nebmen. @efpiB bon 8ert in Die.
ct 3eit scr S%elterune oller 2ebcns.
q
Cine Mbanolline ilbcr GrfGltlln. .
yen ser 9inber entbGlt fir Miitter 9
'iele lebrreide 8infe. Gen Sdlub 5
'iloet oltd in oieiem 'Seft Der reid. y.
9rieffaitcn uttb Die @librif:
User iuft Serluanote urb 9efann. :,
." our6 pelde Ben 2eicrinnen &c. =,
geboten miro, bermibte s
unb 9efannte ipiebcr3ltfi1. 6
en-. Y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
Sanfiagnng.

Die Sinterbliebenen, bes aiif 10
ibredli6e 8eiie 81 ieinem 500 &c.
fommenen,
Srit 8. @iebpff
ipreden allen. Die lltls ibre 2iebe unb
Eeilnabme befunbeten oen beralib
tiefgefiblten 0anf aus. 8eionoers
banfen mir ben 9abrtudtrdgern l,no
fir Die 9lumenipenbc llnb Dor allen
8ater &omriialb fir ieine @orte bes
Sroites uno Ser grmltnterung. Chen.
falls oanfen mir Serrn SHREDDER fir
eriuieiene Srellnolidfeit.
Die t%rauernben Sinterbliebenen,
9inber nnb 8eidmiiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
@ir iino ernGhtiet
.Scrn1. 6. &pttluit,

oils Gunbioat fir bos 4mt bes gour,tp
Inpalt fir @asconobe Gollntp an5ll-
5cigen, unteriporfen Der Gntideiolmg
Der repllblifaniifcn Stimmgeber bel
Der GrimGrmabl ont 6. Iugllit, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01

3n ucrfanfcn: Gin Sronlc @obn.
bollS nit 5 3iInmcrn i'm id0n'tcn
@o5ntDcilc bon Sernlom an Ser 3.
Strabc, Noh3llironcn in Scr Office
0icIcs 9lattcS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
Mhtnna.

Sa meinc Satin, 2ouiie Spiel.
mann mein Seim llnb @ctt perIaiicn
bot, made id hermit bcfannt, DAB it
fir feline S6uIbcn sic iie eingcbcn
berontpcrtIi6 bin.
sc 0. SpicImann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01

Sn berfanfeu bos 2uebbe @iaen.
tum on Der eriten Strobe. 8e6inai,n.
ger, aru,ebmbar, giinitie RefIedtieren.
De ipreden bite IN Der Office bes
Bofshloftes Dor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01

Sn Ocrfanfeu: Elm @aditein @obu.
9al,s NIT 7 3immcr, auf oas Wo.
ocrnlte eingeridtet. Snnen friih
angcItri6cn. Got 60 bel 100 i'm Gen.
trllm bon Sermann. Brcis unb Sc.
oinganacn giinItie. Nofaufragcn in
Der Office 8. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
@ir iinb e~rnGd)tigt
g. u. @enbcl,

als Ganbibat fir 8iebererpGblung
gum Imte bcs Circuit Glerf limo Ct.
Sfficio &ecorber fir @asconabe
al5u6eigen, unternorfen Der
@nti6eioung Der republifanii6en
Stimmgeber bel Ser Grinl6rpabI am
6. 9(l1gult, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01

3n ncrfanfcn: Cine Chalmers
So,lring Cur a., cincln billigcn Erei.
i. Hod3ufragcn in Scr Sarmcrs &
Werfants 9onf ober bel 8. g. @rof
Sermann, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01

Fredr. w. w. White
Henry A. Loeb
Clarence r. Walker
Adolph Ray Miller
Harvey H. Morre
Fredr. H. Hobein
Walter F. Vollertsen
VIM. Freddie Hoffman,
Ferd. Hy. Schlottach
glaiie 9.
Henry Daniel Boesch
William Hemeyer
James r. White
Andrew VIM. Miller
Samuel Deppe
julius John Gatzemeyer
Julius Chas. Landwehr
Joseph Giedinghagen
Henry Leo Mueller
Harry VIM. Gawert
August j. Neidhart
Louis Fred Kick
Walter Rich. Obenhaus
Fred Geo. Kahle
Gloiic 8.
Edwin Theo. Brandhorst
Clarence E. A. Blinnc
Otto Fl. A. Fluetsch
Gloiie 4.
Oscar Chr. Eberlin
Erwin John Haid
Fred Oetterer
John Theo. C. Brehe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01

Dir baben einen groBen 8orratb
bon 2obIen a, $ano bic mir al gin.
ftieen Breifen nerfaufen. iebod rur
gegen @a~ar5ablllng. gu be5ieben IN.
aller 0,iantitdten.
$ermarn Serrp & Badet 60.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-01
Qualification bard bic 0iitrift.
Seb5r6e.

Sie SlItritt.geboroe 1fldte lest'
Bode cine In5abl Sragebogel 5uriid
Die mad 9erufune auf Die @ntidei.
bung Der 2ofal.V eboroe an bieielb(
b%efor6ert nor6en luaren. 9ie 0iitrift'
8eborbe lieB iebo6 Die meiiten 6or.
6erungen llnierer ilngen Sarmer I'M.
beadtet uno enti6ieb, Dob iie in 81.
biiion s. &laiie / geboren. ueber
HahitebenOe bat Oic 0iitrift.g eb0rbe
10 mcit entidieben:
Glaiie 1.
Paul Aug. Tappmeyer
Benz. Fred Bruens
Alfred Hy. Hilkcrbaumer
Edw. w. Grannemann
John +. Juedemann
Ewald Frank Laboube
Herm. Edw. Lahmeyer
Ealeas Epple
Albert G. Hilkerbaumer ,
August Geo. Brinkmann
Eddie Wandersee
Arthur Edw. Schweer
Henry A. Schneider
VIM. Clarence Graves
Albert d, Ebker
August Fredr. Winter
Hugo Dorsch
Inward J. Schlottog
Jos. j. Pollock
Benjamin II. Kurrelmeyer
Chas. John Brethorst
Joseph A. Englert
George Fred Idel
Bryan Farris
George Washington Order
William Fred Miller
Logan L.. Steen
BENZ. Thos. Ruskaup
EdWard ". hrause
Arthur ]. Meyer
Hugo Fred Dothage
Geo. Walter Kotthoff
Walter Fred Stollmeyer
Thos. Franklin Rhodes
Christ. o. Baecker
Hilbert G. Hamburg
Chas. Edw. Lankenau
Vim. John ochsner
Armin ]. Vollertsen
George D. Juedemann
Herm. Dietrich Neese
Louis Aug. Hobein
Charles Reinholz
Arthur VIM. Broker
Edwin Frank Schultz
Daniel VIM. Miller
August S. ~Hilkerbaumer
VIM. Carl Limberg
Dolphus W. Hensley
Frank Lebou
Paul Hy. Haeffner
August B. Kloppenburg
Alexander Englert
Fred Chr. Siegel
Herm. Fred Koseck
George H. Ruwwe
Fred. Alb. Schoening
Luther w. Nicks
Ben Wesley Gibson
Henry W. Mestemacher
Walter Chas. Strehly
Clarence S. w. Stukenbroeker
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@ir iin6 ernGhtigt
Widacl Wcnmann ST.,

@ir iinb ermGhtigt
Midacl Wcnmaun ST.,
OILS Gal0i0at iiir 0oS NLunt 6cS Gorntp
Glcrf fiir 0ascono6e Goltlltp olr5lt.
5ei9cr,, u%iltcriporfcu Der GntlAciolrne
Der rcpublifoniihcn Stinmgcbcr bel
Der ErimGruobl ont 6. Illgllit, 1918.
@ir itnO crnlGftigt
Grnit u. 8aertncr,
oils Gonoibat filr oaS Mmt bes County
Glerf fir @asconnoc Gol,ntp an5ll-
5eigen, llnterlporicn Scr GntideiOune
Der rcpublifuniIdcn Stimmgcber bel
ser GrilnGrmobl aln 6. Iltgult, 1918.
gSir iinb errnGdtigt
Gbriit.. 8. Ieper,
.ls Ganbibat fir bas Mmt bes Gol1ntp
Glerf fir 8asconabc Gountp arar.
l,nterporfcn Der gntideio,,ne
Der repllbIifaniiden Stimmeeber BEL
Der Grimdrlpabl ON 6. s(uguit, 1918.
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Qualification onrd
bic 9Ofal=S

gIaffe 1.
Aug. B. AufderHeide
VIM. Hy. Chaser .
Frank A.. Book
Walter Hy. Heidbrink
Edwin A. Huxoll
Edw. Hy. Lahmeyer
Ludwig p. Schuetz
Claud Shockley
Fredr. H. A. Liesemeyer
Frank Schaepperkoetter
Walter Ferd. Book
GIaife3.
Charley N. Souders
Frank Laboube
Glaffe4 4.
Chr. Hy. Lahmeyer
Hoyle D. Hornbuckle
Richard l.. Speckhals
Charley Stubblefield
VIM. Jas. AufderHeide
John H. Kormeier
VIM. Chas. Goers
Conrad Mueller
Walter D. Hoffman,
John H. Doll
Benz. H. Horstmann
Aug. Herm. Langhorst
Hernl. Baur1stark
GIae 5.
Richard Theo. Rath
Chas. l.. Latall
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8erlanst: @rbeiter Inn Cotton.
bGiin,e au fallen unb Sol5 5l idlasen
an elmer Sarm nabe 81. 2ol,is. gu.
te 2obn Better 9anuer
$ermann, $40.
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2Nlr rtnO ernlad)flgf
GbuarS q. Weber,
nls Gunbibat fir bas amt oes COL
lector fir @asconaOe Gollntp analt-
5eigcn, unteriporfen Der Gntl6cioung
Der republifaniifcr Stimrngeber Bel
Der TrimGr,pabl onl G.. Iltgltit, 1913.
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GanSibaten.M nseisem.

@ir iino ernGdtigt
2orens Gmu,
oils Gonbioat fir ba5 Imt bes Col
lector fir @asconaoc County anSu-
aeigen, unterporfcn Ser @ntideioung
Der republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Scr YrimGripabl om 6. Illgltit, 1918.
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@ir iillb crmGd)tigt
=. &. Sanue,

ais Gon0ibot fir bns glnt bcs Col.
lector fir @nscnnabc Gountp on5lls
5ei9cn, %unterlporfen ser GntideiSung
Der republifoniidcn Stimm9eber bel
Der TrimGrlpubI an 6. NltgllIt, 1918.
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True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, No., on Jan.
81, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-25
GORDON, FORMER.
ORGANIZER With.
TOWNLEY STORES,
ASKS FOR DEBATE.
Asks That Brinton Meet
Him on the Platform on
the Store Question
PUBLICITY WILL
HELP THE SCHEME
IF It Is Good as Manager
Claims, Then Debate
Will Aid Promotion

Developments in connection with
the issues raised in North Dakota. by
the Consumers United Stores com
pany, organized by A. C. Townley
president of the league, and several
OF his immediate associates, have
transpired with remarkable rapidity
in the last few days. more important
features being: .
J. w. Brinton's failure to meet
James w. Milloy to debate the
store question at Minot on Satur-
day. -.
The issuance of q challenge by
Charles E. Gordon, former or
ganizer of stores, to Mr.. Brinton,
challenging him to debate the !
store question at Minot, Devils
Lake. Kenmare and Powers
Lake.
Publication by the store COM
pany of resolutions adopted at
several certificate holders meet
ings endorsing the store PROPOSE
ton.
Posting of check Of $1,000 by
Mr.. Brinton to prove that the
store company, did not discount.
farmers checks at Killdeer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-25
Reed, Visitor at
War Front, Will
Speak Tonight

Dan Reed, who returned
to the United States from
the war zone in France on
Jan. 81, last, will speak at
the Fargo auditorium at s
o'clock tonight.
Mr.. Reed brings a won
derfuI version of war condi-
tions by reason of his splen-
did opportunity to study
them at first hand.
He traversed the Belgian,
British, French and Ameri-
can fronts, and while he
stood at the side Of the
graves Of the first Ameri-
cans to fall in battle, with a
French priest offering up
prayer, as he and his COM
panions stood with uncov-
cred heads on the ground
made sacred by the young
men who offered up their
lives to the cause of world
freedom, German shells
were whistling overhead.
His is a gripping story Of
the Great War. No Fargo
man, woman or child should
miss the opportunity of
hearing him,
There is no admission
charge, and the meeting be-
gins at 8 o'clock. y i
On page 2, first column;
will be found a more COM
pIete story of Mr.. Reeds
experiences in the war zone.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-25

Thought Task Hopeless.
The Prospero, a staunch coasting
vessel, had been dispatched at the
first report Of the disaster from
Placentia Bay, rs miles around the
coast from Broad Cove, but after her
departure government authorities
felt that her task was hopeless. With
the sealing ships, Terra Nova and
Home, she stood outside the Cove
while reports were sent by observers
on land that the sea had not suf1-
GENTLY subsided to allow the launch
ing of boats before daylight.
When naval gunners had shot a
line from the shore across the bow
Of the Florizel as she lay submerged
from her funnel aft, and saw no at.
tempt on the ship to make the line
fast, it was believed all those on
board were dead. About midnight,
however, watchers reported that
lights had been seen in the wireless
room and the forecastle, showing
some persons were still alive. Later
came the message from the Prospero
reporting she was alongside the
Florizel and expected to soon take
off the survivors. The report added
that their names would be sent as
soon as possible.
Forcing his ship against a blizzard
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-25
me HUNDRED LIVES LOST when RED CROSS.
Liner GOES ASHORE near CAPE RACE
TWO DAKOTANS
ARE WOUNDED

(By Associated Press)
Washington, Feb. 25.
Two North Dakotans
are included on the cas-
ualty lists of Saturday
and Sunday night.
Private Peter Ru-
beck, Egeland, N. d.,
was reported slightly
wounded in an action
in which three were
killed, five seriously
hurt, and eight slight
ly wounded.
Sunday night, An
drew S. Rennes, Grand
Forks, n. d., was re-
ported slightly wound
ed, being listed with
seven other artillery
men wounded on Feb.
81.