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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18


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Agfisn css .Mmssisan N,lliHa Nia Go. ae.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
Gnleu ieItener geiuproen.

Die Jarnilie bsr Gulsn 1T muir nod
IpGrIt6 pertreten. 6QuptIGdli9 iinb
es Steintait3, NdI0tau5, llbu rno
Sdleiercule, bic in DeutIhtnnD Dprs
tpmnen. ober SabIreih peroen au6
lie gegenipdrtig fntm in trgeno elmer
gegenb angetrDFfen. 3u ibrer 8ers
minoerung bnben perF6tebene urius
aer 6eisetragen. guber Der befti9en
0erfplgung, bic Der irrtbiimltheE
Qnna6ne ibrer Shdblifteit fir bas
SpiqeTliieel unb Dem obergIdubtiden
gorurtbeiI entiprang, bat befonbers
bic rtrneeltaItung i'm lnnotptrtbf9dfts
lit5er Lno forftli6en 8etrteb, burd
Die bieTer etgenurtigen RaubO6geIu
bic Riititdtter betrd4tIid befhrdntt
tuu-ben, 5ur @erringerur9 tbres Be
itanbes mitgefpirft. NornentItb bat
bic Sdleiereule ftorf inter ben unz
giinitie,n gerbGItntFen gelitteH, oa lie
itren @obnIiB porsugspetie in oltem
@eriduer auf3uIdtager liebt uno
oci1semGb MIR ieIten cine pdiIenOe
auo gsfhiiBte gtiitgeIegenbeit finoet.
Sic iTr cine Der itottIititeu Cullen,
benn lie fpiro Bis 80 gentimeter boh
irS BET ausseIpannten GIiiaelr biz
80 gentimeter brett. 2tn ibrein Sc
be;.leib. oas ouf benz Riiden bunfel
brounaeIb sefdrbt 1T, fallen bpr alz
ls-,a bi, ber5f0rutigen, roftFurbenen
stleier lin bic 9luger auf, bic bem
@cift, sumdl Der @ogeI germ @rts
mafeu iareioet, einsn grotesten 4ra
Slid perietben. Sbslei6 bic S4leier=
sals, tpte nafsetpieIen, nud am gdge
gang guE feben tann unb oes9dlb
fher fI;egt, oerbringt lie Die 3agess
ii,irben bod meiit in elmer ourtdn
Sertlidfeit unb gebt erft nit Gins
brr6 Der 9Gmrt,crilrg nuf ytdbrlIrg
,1lS. S5rc SauptnGbritrg biIoen Mdus
e uno. RIO tie lie bubeu lam, uuh
Roftsr. ST Die Radt Te6r buntd, 10
itpqt iie ifreu rur bss Gberbs uro
tn Der Morgenbdmmerrng nod. Sn
beQnn IonTdeiruGtten obet Iiegt
iie Der Sdgo orf sic i6Gbliten Raser
1nnnterbrohen ob. Sin beiTeres, uus
3einlites &retItsn Ieitet i6ren SSooos
rusfluo Elm. gyir ein oeiIterbafter
51attcr qIeitst urb idipebt lie burh
big 2uft. trbem Iie ben goOen fpGs
)sttb ned elmer Mous obet Rutte dbs
udjt. Sut lie eiren ser nidltsuhneroeu
Racer cntoedt, 70 it6Bt iie aud ihon
m nG6iter 9lu1srbIid ouf ibn berab.
;Lo borit lit fdn Sdridfol befiegeIt.
DAm nit ibren rooe1T6orfen, oes
1imnten 9rnIIer erocfft Fe ben
yefor1erer f5rrIt6. Die ge1ite miro
latr ciren @crited setrcger, mo iie
Mt oic-iger Soft berTdlun1en tpttb.
1>GrIe treroen in rtrem Stiid bettts
r1efpiir1t. 8or Hdtter tpirb 5uetft
oE gruIfflefft dbaertfTen urb ber4
ebrt. 9or1uf ipirb Der StGoel 1tfs
itddt urb bns'8ebirr hrtousoefreTs
I'll. 3u1 SdIub tper6en bic iibrieen
'bctIr berTpetft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
gbieasp, 1e. gyebruar.

g dweine. = 3ufubr 24,O00;
Wartt fart. Built $16.35-16.60;
Ieitis $1,000 1855; senifdte $15.-
95--16.65; i4Dsre $15.8O-16.6oj
tarbs $15.So-15.e5; 5ertel $500
-15.80.
Rinopieh. - 3ufubr 6,0Oo;
Warit fdtpad. Rutibe Stiere $8.4O
1880; Strters uHb 1yeebsrs ST.
25-10.30; aiihe unb 5eifers $3.50
GdIber $8.5o-13.75.
g Sdafe. - 9ufubr 1000; Utdrtt
idpad. Gfafe $9.75-13.25; Gduns
tner $13.75--16.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
{ b
Rinop. Sd,peine Gds
0Nfanbt b {.

Rinbpie6. - Die yladirage
bit iit e,toben unb bic preiie fiub
ettpus stitisssn. Suie MiI6tiibs ipas
rem in Ru6frase unb itetis Big fart.
MiiiIsrs unb itipere 5tisre Sl0.-
0O-12.25; syleiffer Sttere 500
9.75; aussrIsisns bis erfra $1,000
11.50; 5sifets $6.50-9.s0; ausers
lslene bis EXTRA S9.75-11.0o; Siire
$6.75-S.00; aussrIeIeue 6is sytrn
$S.25-1000; Gonners $6.00-6.s
80; Rilhiiibe $50.00-125.00; Stos
ders unb 5e,bers S6.50-10.00.
Bullen. - Die 3ufubr mar
scrina bic gladiraes gut unb bic
preiis Netis.
fJstts guIIsn $10.50-11.Oo; ycsI
lOsna ss.5o-1o.00; srtra $10.25
1850; masere unb lei6te $500
800.
RGtStt. Der War!t mar
bsute lansfnm unb bic prsiie fieIen
nm stipu soc per 100 gfunb.
Bette Ieitt. aGlber $12.75-13.s
90; fair Bis CUTE $l0.00-12.50;
orbinare uno grobe $6.00-9.00.
e 9peiue. Die Ra9frnss
mar cine siemiih quite unb bic y,reis
is Der beiT,ren AuaIitdtsn itiesen ans
fanes um 25c. @egsn S9lub ipirbe
Der Wnrit Rrtiq.
sluserleiene Ibtpere 25O pfunb |
inS msbr s165o-1e.75; mittlere
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18

Ornnsem - sloriba $4.75--
800 per Rite.
Mnanns. - Jsle Of ptnes 81
60-5.00 per Crate.
Grape Jruit. - Gloriba So
25-4.25 per Rifle.
Grbbeeren. Jloriba SOC
Quart.
MepfeI. - Jonathan $3.50
$500 per HbI. Gmpiebonis $3.50
500 per BEL; Rambo Mspfel &.25
-4.50 per gbl.: Grimes golben So
90 per Bbl.; Molf HiDsr $3.50 per
HbI.: g,ippins $3.50 800 per 9bI.;
oybinGre Gortsn 75e-$1.O0 per Bbl.
EDmatoes. - 5rsibbuus ID
zoe per pfunb.
3artoffeln. = Witigan ST.
40-2.50 per 100 pfunb .Sad auf
oem eielclIe.
SiBfartoffeln. = Nanen
3oa $2.00-2.25, porto Eieo $1.5o
40 per 9amper.
8urfen. - 9reibbnus $3.50
L75 per Dusenb.
arunt - Gdniid1es $50. 90
1000 PET 9on auf benz @sleiie unb
s4.0O per 100 pfanb pom Siore.
SttdrHben $2.4o-2.5O
per Blu.
Weibe Rabem - $2.5o-2.75
per 9bl.
3mteseIn. - @elbe $2.50--
2.75; tpeibe $2.50-2.75 per bunosrt
Plumb Sod auf benz @sIeife.
Crime 8obnen = Siblihe
$3.50-4.o0 per Camper.
Rarotten. - ginbeimii& $2.s
30 per Bbl.
ae,i. - 9p, ] 5imptbp $500
Vo 2 Timotbn $500
$500; 80. 8 1imotbp $31.00-32.s
90; To. / e.miidtsr ase $32.50-
$500; SO. 2 eemildter Rlee 5000
$3.50; 20. / al& 1890 80;
go. 2 slice 32.O0- $500; aIfaIia
$33. .Oo-37.O0; RoggenIfrob $500
--15.50; WciSenitrob $15.00-15.s
80; Saf,riirob s15.o0-15.50 per
lonne.
MabIenfutter. - Die Yreis
Ie fir aIeie tperben feitseieb. auf
elmer Bats bon 3S gro5ent ber
prrhTdnitilihen Soften bon Wsi3en
IN Der Diibls. Die preif. pon nnbes
rem Mei5en Wiiblsniuttsr iinb:
5bort ober Stanoarb Mib6Iinss
s2.o0 iissr bern preis BON aleie,
Gut!er $40O, DeftsMbs
,Iings $500 fiber aIeie, R.o Dog
1880 iiber aleie.
GGmereien. - W,nrit fen;
tleeiamen $18.75-2O.50; per gu.
pom Stpre; gimDtbp $3.85-4.2o; |
SIahsfamen $3.50 per Bu.
Derfdiebenea.
OeIe - Warit jietis. - a.inoI
obss s1.23 per gallOns in parti.n
on Id g6l.; 1--9 galloneu se'
o4tes $1.24; 30. l 2drb0l, $13S-
40; Wintsrr9eit $1.63-1.66; Gots
On Se.b Oil raft. $1.64 per 9aIIos
Ie; Serpentin 55c in partisn bon
-5 Jab; petroleum SbiO Carbon
5tate 9eft 9Ae; GpesialsGorte 1oc;
aeb grDpn 0aioIin 24e; Rapbta
Oe per gaIIoue.
GaIs. - Ter Wartt III 'ef. -
)bio gitosr s2.01 per B6l. bon 100
funb. GubrIobn binSusefiist.
9aIs. - Wartt fart. - prima
itb. 17s-1Se; bo. Gountrp Is
SIC per pfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18

gbieaso 16. Jsbruar.
Welf6forn. = 5iir TlGrs $1.27a
--1.273; nm Sdlub $1274. Jiir
Mai' $1.255-L26s; am Sdlus
$1.26f.
5ufsr - syiir Wdrs s4s-s5ac;
ON Stdub s53t. Jiir 1sai s2t-
S3sc; am S6lub 83ae.
Rogeen. = RO 2, nominea.
@erite. - $16O-1.92.
5imptbp. = $5.O0-S.25.
alee. $22.o0-33.Oo.
port. - iSiir Mai $47.75-4S.0O;
ON Sdlub S4797.
Gdaml5. = Jiir Tai $3.50
26.17; am etlub $26.07. Sir SuIi
s26.17-26.25; am S6Iub $500.
Rippeufeitsn. Sir Mai $25.15
-25.35; am Sdiub $25.N. Jiir
SuIi $25.55-25.eO; an SdIub
$25 55.
Butter. - Wiarft unperdnosrt.
eier. - Rarit feii; 3ufubr $40
aiiten. iirits 54lc; orbinarp firits
51A53c; auf bem Martt 51t-533c.
adie. - Wsartt unperGnbert.
9artoffeln. - Ularit nisoriser;
Sufubr 29 Gars. Wiseoniin, Ritis
gan, Winndota Built $2.W-2.05;
DO GGde S2.00-2.10.
@efIiiss!. - aebenbes, Warit ME-
briger; SABINE 30c; Sprinsers 29c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
9lnsipdrtise Sysdrtte.
Wep gort. 1e. Nebruo

Melihtorn. - Wiartt iietie; SiIn
prisb Ro. 8 eel6es $1.811 uno yto.
3 gnniIGtes $1.79a aoiten uno
iyradt Rem gOrt fofortigsr 8ers
fanbt; Mrsentiniss $2.15 (. o. b.
@nrs.
Safcr. - Martt feft; natiirIiter
$1.01-1O2.
Jhmal5. - Rartt fart; Wibble
Weit $26.50-26.e0.
Der Wartt fir bic anberen artiteI
mar unperGnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18

Gidtiges Seutr6 in SER.
lin.
Scarf: ~gaou, tute beebt BET bier
- - -"
gater: vSeeben beeBt ct MD, bei'
zen beebt ct
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
1asIi2)er agsarft.N eriayf .

Ute rid1folgenDen Qiiptiruttgen be
5iebsn fh nur auf gngroBs s9fansas'
tiontn. Bel iI.insren Gsi4ditsn fpers
ben sttpas b5hne prtiIe bsrs@net.
prcpifionem
S9mals. - primn Giedn
25.25-25.45c: Jancp 25.60-26.'
10c.
grodenaefaIatnts Gletid
Sbort clear Seiter 28J 27r; crtrc
hort clear eeiten 26-26lt; fiirse
@ippen 28-28ae; Bellies 2st
a6Ac per gflino.
Gerduhertes GIeiid. -
Gbort clear Geiten 2Sa- -20e: crtra
ibort clear seiten 2Ss -20c; furae
yiippen 2sa-29e; Bellies 30p Gle.
Gnsar gureb gleiih. =
Sdiiifen 29t-30ic; Eicit,: SdnT.
tern 23A -24e; grealfait yaron 37i
29t; GduItern In g,adst,n "a
2l3c; Neiu Dorf Gut 255-26c: ge.
trodife Beef SdJuItern 34--3lAr.
GiBgep1deftts nIeif d.
Sbinfem 25-25ac; gsienic gdnI-
tern 20e; gelies 34-36c; SduItern
tn Yddeien 2i--21ae; gsetp gle.i Gut
DO. 2t-2iar.
GriJ6ts Gleifa. - Satns
fen, Ioie 3424c; yienic Sd,uI.ern
f9a 20c; SduItern 2ik22e; fur.
sc Hippenfeiten 24-25c; fort clear
Nippenfeiien 24-25c; ertra ibort
clear gfippenieiten 24-25c; leitte
Bellies 32a -33ae; idlipere DO. 81
-82e.
WebI unb Getreibs
Webf. - Minisr patsnt $1,000
--1100; Winter fanep 5000; Wins
lsr famiIp s9.70; Minter ertra $50;
Winter orbinGre $3.50; Sartss Dets
jen patent $11.25-11.75; 5artss
Dsi3sn fantp S10.50-11.00; Sartss
Weisen familp $9.70--10.75; Rortbs
peftern seuiiidtss s9.50-10.0O;
Rose.r, gitp. $9.5O-J0.0O.
Wei5en - Der Warft mar FEE
ig; 30. fot1er S2.20;: Ro. 9 ros
Der $2.17; go. 3 rotbsr $2.14-2.s
81; 30. q $212-2.13 per Blu.
Welf6forn. - preife feit.
Gin. Gar go. a sefbss, 1872 Geuhs
igieit bradte $1.85 unb cine Gar
10. 8, 1913 Teahtigteit, $1.95 per
eu. = WeiBes aotbeniorn $50
LOO; gemii3t.s aolbenforn S1.45-I
l.50; fpeihss aorn 75c-$1.25.
Safer 1p. 2 ipt;bsr 94e;
5tanbarb peiber 93ae; 80. 8 tpsis
,er 93-93le; 90. A tpeiber 90
'2e; go. 2 scmiidter 91-92e; Ro.
semifht.r einbsimifder 90-91c;
20. a semiidter 1886.
Rogsen. - To. 2 $2.15-2.0;
%. 3 $2.10-2.15; go. A $500
los; probe $1.95--2.00.
Wbisfeb.
gs purbsn beuts 199 safer auf
II Bats bon $3.50 per SalIons per-
,uft.
Groceries.
Raffee. = Sara 27-32e; Mos
a 27-30c; Guatemala fanep, isins
.uotirung.
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Dairps prObufts

Butter. Wartt 5iemIi6 Ieb'
baft. prciT. fstis. - MbOIenliIi
ertra 531e; GentrdliSsb erira sic;
Geniraliseb firits 49e; fseonbs 46Ae;
Gnntp DARN 40c; padins Stod 3S
.-37e per pfunb.
adfe. - Wartt felt; Obio 26e;
glorbpsiiliter 26--28se; Sdtpeiser
40-65t; 2imburstr 29-29As; bo.
9rid 32c per pfnnb.
gfer. - 3ufnbr sr0ber; Warit
idpdfxr. prima firits 5iibnsr,isr
5sc; firms SIC; orbinars firits 50c;
ircnSs 45e per Dubenb.
BefliigtI. - Waarit lsbbaft;
prsiie ieif. groilefs stosi pfunb
unb barur,ttr 28e; syrpsrs iiber 3ipei
Plumb 2se; Sibw 22-25s; Siibner
biitfen Big gum / Mdt niHt pertauft
perteu; Irutbiibnsr BON 8--1O pfb.
30r; bo. NIT drummer Bruit 1Se;
GulIs Sc: psibe Gnten 27e; farbise
25e; @dnfs 1S-20e; aIte znuben
$50 psr Dubsnb. II
Cbituno Gemiifr.
3itronen. - California $500
$50 per aiIts; aimss s2.7S-3.00I
psr aiite.
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Gab 5tUiiten ben friiden 2enstrie.
len Der iih periiinaenoen gtatur In.
ieres alien BIaneten itto Sen lid, mn.
mer errellernOen Siigenogefiiblen i,rlo
Regirngen Oe5 Weni6eirbersens elm
tiei sebeininiBUolIer 8uIaiIrlnenbana
obipaltet - Oas baben ote @eijeIten
i,n6 Sebenseriabreniten melt siriid.
Iiegetoer 3eIten Idiigit rittig erfanIlt
itn6 Die berilienen Sfienbarer tiefIter
MISUNDERSTANDING, Die Oihter, iiber.
eilrItimmeno pertiin6et. ytoaen mir
on ieitclt ole innerite @eripanotid,att
bon 5riibIiug tnb sSugeno IN if,nets.
betpegtem Riidblid preiienoen 9op.
pliers Der ,DtDina eonimebia" bens
rem - oSer an oas sdbIIoie Seer Der
Sprifer aller 3eitcn, Die unerttpegt
uun oSens uno Siebe, bon ieliaer
goloner 3eit" gu iirrgen nitt ntiioe
Dcroen = ooer enblif, aIs iiber Gpif
iino Surif 70 5iettlib erbdbene mo.
betne 9eute on bic iinierem Grnpfin.
cen ndber itebenoen 8ropbeten bon
.5riiblings grfpahen@ ,ino dbnfihen
giibnentperfm: iibernu bod, idJeirt
ms ienes rpiiH6erbdre 8uiatlnnen.
trrffen eetuiiier ditBerer gtatirbor.
sdnge nit eigerartigen @rbobimgen
iino Steigerlngen irtnenmeni6Iiher
Seberstriebe uitS Geelenresiingen
afs cine 5ipar rdtbiefbafte, aber i'm.
atsueisbare, IN irsenSDeI&en perbor.
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Diebntarft

Cincinnati, 1s. Jeb. 1918.
3ufubr unb gcrianbt fir bic IeBte
Wo9e, bersliden nit ben bcrpersans
ssnsn 6tpsi Wohen, firb ipie folst;
QufuhY
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9se,ps) Bomb nustirsnssn,

lzsAifcn asn, A., "a lpe. s,as. Gen. e.. ssk
%: ||I'|' : 81. #$|Ei 4; a. q
Hrped. 1raufii 81. y Insrf. 4 %. con. a.. ss
Gent rf q. Il. st.. NhI fctb Fac. az. ....sa
Gent. nfattsr e.. % NOR Nac. 81. ,....S
GENT 0afiiif 49,. 81 Crep. z, rd. 4r... a
9tfnp. 4 Q, AZ. 77nl Ffun Gent. a.. 81
Gbffce 40. %. sr. T7,1' esrn Gen. ~ $3.50
80 SO is,Si s, 4, :s~ s,s ,sSIge I,:| s's .t sx
6t,fnas III. ~, lr. n so.l lFaf. %. br, n. eo,s
GaSAS. ri. a.. islsl ssaS. 4 {. ssl 50 q
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Der Triiblins in Nerpen. unS
SeeleHlsben ber Wenidsn.
Dor prof. Or. 4fbert gulens
burg 8erlin).

einTlub Der SahresSeitsn auf bi,
Reri4en in stmdbisten 3onen. -
Der Griiblins bic 3eit seiteigrter
i0rpeIitcr araftenifaItuns. -3us
nabms Der SeIbitmorbe i'm Ssriibs
ling. - Die nroSssiesItTde grs
rssborteitsitsiseruns i'm griAins.
= Gis absriinSe bes 9ebens.
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Sudtr. = preiie ftit. = Eaffts
niri.r Gut aOaf 10e; pOpSsrsO 8Ae;
granuItrtr Sc; Gonfntion.rs ~"
sac per 100 g}funb; Rem OrIeans
clarified ipsibsr SIC; bO. sslbsr Sc per
pfunb.
MoIaifss. - Wdrit fistis. -
Tep Srleans Oppen Rsitel 65-
s5e; Centrifugal 5O-60c per GaI'
lone.
Rsis. - gytrd fancp Ssab g.
Sae; fanen sA-ssc; iseonb Seab Sc;
gsbro&ener 7he; Sapan st-sae.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-16
EAST SIDE NOTES

Muorhead Degree OF Honor WIN
meet at s o'clock this evening ln
Phenix hall.
Fred Myers was in the city TO-DAY
from his farm in Moorhead township.
A special meeting of the Moorhead
city council will be held this evening
10 receive the estimate of the cost OF
the new city hall 1t is planned 10
recommend the construction of tile
new building and the propositions WIFI,
charter commission at the meeting
Ernest Nelson and his daughter,
Merle, were visitors this morning
from their farm at Oak Mound
e. J. Morton was up from HawIev
today on business before the probate
court.
e. L. Goodwin and C. A. Dreger, OF
Aberdeen. s. D., are in the city today
on business
Mr.. and Mrs. John PauIson, OF Sta.
pies, were in the city on Sunday on
their way home from Sabin. where
they attended the funeral OF Sylvea-5
ter ]. Johnson, Mrs. Paulson's brother
yesterday afternoon.
Pvt Warren Z. Dyer returned on
Sunday from Camp Forrest, Lytle. s.
C. He was one OF the Clay county
men who left for that camp last 0c-
tober.
Miss Ann Lamb. who is in the die
tetIcs section of the United States
army hospital service. landed safely
at Brest, France. according to a iet-
ter written TO her mother, Mrs. John
Lamb. Moorhead. on Nov. %.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-16
GrOzeder Would
Retain Draft

New York. Dec. 16.-Major Cen
eral Enoch II. iCrowder. provost mar
shal general, in an address to the re-
firing members of 1ss New York
draft boards, earnestly advocated
that the seIective service system be-
come the permanent method of rails
ing American armies in the future.
General Crowder declared that the
selective service law had enabled
the government to register 23,740, 900
Americans, put into the field nearly
100000 fighters and to have in read
mess to entrain on Nov IL, when the
armistice was signed, 100000 more
soldiers, all within period of eight
cen months. 1t would be "calam-
ity," he said, for the United States
to revert to the volunteer system in
view of such successful test of Sc
lective service, adding that the Amer
ican conscripts had shown the valor,
aggressiveness and initiative of the
most seasoned troops.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-16

washington, Dec. 16.-CSpecial)-
The story Of Maj. Cen, Clarence r..
Edwards career virtually IL a recital
| of all the things one may de-pfe=
yiding one knows hoW-If1 the ARMY
Given the time, the place and The
personality, one might, as did tie
gentleman from Ohio, have set about
building UP spectacular record la
the Philippines. Or one might have
been put in the way to become chief
OF the bureau Of insular affairs and
known as papa Of the new Phillips
pines" Or one might have arrived
at the post OF the commander ee the
department of the northeast, head
auartered at Boston and DRAWING
good will and admiration from eYefy=
where.
General Edwards comes ffem the
New England stock Of Jonathan nd=
wards. His father was the late Gel.
William Edwards, whose family is
something OF an institution LA 6ieVe=
land and In Chardon, 0hie, where
their summer estates are, ft was
fitting that after his return ffefsl the
canal zone he should command the
New England division. THESE Wefa
the first national guards to ga eVeF=
seas and they have upheld the tfadi=
tion of the hardy New England gteek:
His leadership Of them stamped hiaaa
as great soldier.
AT West Point General Edwards
was called 'sep," because he enter
ed in September, When a cadet ac=.
quires a nickname at West Peint 1t
means a special sort OF popularity:
Those who know say the ReguiaFieg
followed him forever after.
He was graduated ia 1852 ana
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-16
Readj1tSt1nent Is
Easier i'm West

Chicago, Dec. 16.-The middle
VESTS economic readjustment from a
war to a peace basis will be relative
" simple compared with that OF east
fern states, according to officers of
the Chicago Association of Com
merce, who have just completed a
survey Of business conditions. Re
ports from large employers indicate
that virtually all returning soldiers
will be given their old jobs and in
Chicago little difficulty is expected in
absorbing the excess volume of la
Dor.
Many eastern states manufacturers
went into the munition business on a
large scale in 1914 receiving heavy
orders from the allies. New plants
were erected and old ones converted.
As a result, when the United States
entered the war, the eastern firms
were prepared 1and during the first
year received So percent of the gov
ernment war contracts, officials of
the Chicago Association of Commerce
said.
They added that after the eastern
concerns were loaded to capacity the
government turned to the middle
west for assistance. Chicago manu-
facturers with a, few exceptions did
not expend large sums in plants and
machinery to- carry out war orders.
In a majority of instances they con-
tinued their regular lines on a mini
mum production basis and made a
side line of the government work by
putting on an additional force Of Ia
Dor and working day and night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-16
JACKIES GIVE
TESTIMONY TN
TRIAL OF REDS
Tell Of Anti War -Actiyi-
ties OF Berger And His
Associates
(By Associated Press. !

Chicago, Dec. 16.-Two Jackies,
former members of the Young Peo-
pies Socialist league, who disregard ;
ed teachings of the organization
against joining the navy when this
country entered the war were the
principal witnesses today at the trial
of Victor l.. Berger and four others
charged with conspiracy to violate
the espionage act.
The witness were William Maukus
and Carl Berreitter who became q
Socialist at the age of IL and was
at one time an organizer for the
league in Illinois. He related COM
versations he had with Adolph Ger
mer, Louis Engdahl and William
Kruse who are among the defen-
dants, shortly after publishment of
the American Socialist" was sup
pressed. He said he was urged re-
peatedly by Kruse, Germer and
EngdahI to aid in distribution of
ar1ti-war literature. Later he did
help a little in this@line.
ne anti-war sticker put out by the
Thousand he said, read: Refuse to
register; others are with you" An
other read: "WaEe up, America.
Goodbye pock chops and potatoes.
Enter, rats and rice" Witness said
that his distribution of literature led
to his being taken in custody by
federal agents.
II telephoned Kruse and the 9TH
ers from the federal building that
q was in trouble and that if they did
not get me a lawyer I would have
them all into it,. said the witness.
''They begged me not to get them
into trouble but 7 was not given a
lawyer and later ] made a statement
to the department of justice"
Lorenz Plummer a government
agent testified that he and other
agents raided oces of the American
Socialist September 5. 1917. Germer
and Engdahl were there and ad-
mitted ,responsibIy for the publica-
tion of the paper. Engdahl vas
Aeditor and Germer business manager.
District Attorney Clyne read ex-
icerpts from articles in the paper in
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-16
MoorE1ead News
SLznder and
Larceny GhaYeeS

The demurrer in the $4,000 slander
suit of Rosa stella against John and
Mike Kondolis, of Diiworth. has been
overruled by Judge Bert Fegsler, ac-
cording to notice received by James
A Garrity ana @. II. Rustad, attor-
neys for the plaintiff.
This case grew out of the charge
made by the defendants to Sheriff Dan
w. Mcdonald that Stella had stolen
money from them ana that he was
not obeying the work or fight" order.
Following the commencement of the
slander suit, warrant charging
grand larceny was sworn out by the
Kondolas against Stella. who was in
dicted by the grand jury on Dec. 4. He
was brought before Court Commits
sioner Witherow on a bench warrant
and released on a $500 bond.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-16

which the war wa Supposed AMI Lib
by GeIe1er, bore the caption "bonds
and bondage" There was also an
advertisement of pamphlet entit-
led The price we pay" by Irwin st.
John Tucker, the fifth defendant. The
advertisement said 100000 copies had
been sold and that a second edition
OF 100000 was to go on the market.
Two poems were introduced in evid-
ence. One was Cheer Up I by
Carey e. Norris, and the other was
entitled 'eWake Up Washington"
Both opposed war fuckers reply to
President Wilson'S flag day address
was also rea dto the jury. 1t re-
marked that "tl1e military masters
of Germany at least look after their
stock better than other countries"