The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-21

billion lire has been appropriated to
carry it out.
Amsterdam.--A dispatch received
from Berlin dated Saturday says
Edward Holton James. an American
lawyer and once editor of the Paris
ILiberator, has been released from
the military prison at Moabit, after
more than three years imprison-
ment.
Paris.-Fifty American wounded
prisoners were found in Metz. The
Poung Mems Christian association
took charge Of them.
Paris.-The censorship still is &C
tive in Paris. The Temps this aft
ernoon appeared with four blank
spaces representing about half a
column. The Temps explains that
the matter censored was almost en-
tirely reproductions from the London
Times which reached Paris yester-
day. ".
Winona.-William NJ. Meiners. for
mer president of the university. Of
Southern Minnesota. a small prepara-
tory school at Austin. was indicted
by a federal grand jury here today
on a charge Of using the mails to
defraud.
saltwater, Mtnn.-The mystery
surrounding the killing Of Mrs. Olous
Anderson in the kitchen of her farm
night, has not been solved.
Paris,-The city of Versailles is
preparing to receive the delegates
o the peace conference. The DELHI
erations are expected to be held in
the Grand Trianon part of tn cha
teau Of Versailles once occupied by
Marie Antoinette.
Paris.-The chamber of deputies
paid homage to President Wilson,
who was proclaimed LAS having so
we'll served humanity" The same
honor also was rendered to the allied
nations and their chiefs.
=. st. Paul-More than $4,000 people
in Minnesota have suffered during
the present epidemic, according to an
official bulletin issued today.
.vermillion. S. D.-The university
of South Dakota football team will
play it's last gone of the season here
on Saturday, Nov. 80. Dakota Wes-
leyan college of Mitchell. S. D.. Will
furnish the opposing squad.
New York.-Supreme Court JUS
tice Philbin granted today Governor
Whitman's application for an extern
sion of ballots cast for governor in
the recent election in the counties Of
New York and the Bronx.
Washington.-To provide. work for
men being released from war indus
tries, the mayors Of the principal
cities of the country were asked to-
day by the war labor policies board
to make arrangements for starting
as many public works projects as
possible.
Zurich, Nov. 21.-The former king
of Saxony with his family has gone
to reside in the Chateau Sybillenort,
Silesia, under protection of Silesian
soldiers.
New, York. Nov. 21.-Rev. DR.. B.
NJ. Triple, president Of the Metho-
dist college in Rome, sailed today
for Europe to launch the extensive
reconstruction program sanctioned
by the Methodist Episcopal church.
Washington. Fourteen million
dollars worth Of opium purchased by
the Chinese government from foreign
opium merchants at Shanghai is to.
be destroyed under q. mandate, soon
to be issued by the president Of Chi
ma.
CIeveIand.--A resolution adopted
by the Cleveland presbytery of the
United Presbyterian church. insists
on the punishment of the kaiser be-
fore peace terms are signed.
Portland, ore.-victor ]. Mccone,
former secretary of the Socialist
party in Oregon. drove his automo-
bile into the Willamette river and
was drowned last night. following
his arrest on a statutory charge.
bloomington. ILL., Charged with
squandering the funds he had coll
lected in Danville for the erection OF
a new church by shooting craps, the
Rev Ivory IiIison, rector Of a negro
Methodist church in Danville, was
arrested here today.
Amsterdam-A continuous pro-
cession OF German troops is passing,
through Limberg. homeward bound,
according to the Handelsbad. At
least 10000 will cross the border