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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-05-02
For the Legislature.

I. hereby announce my candi-
dacy for Representative in the
General Assembly from Rich.
mond county, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary
to be held June LIST. 1918. eli.
This, April 10Th, 1918.
M. w. Hines.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-05-02
For Clerk of Court.

/ hereby announce myself a
candidate for denomination for
Office Of Clerk of the Superior
Court for Richmond County, sub
jet to the Democratic primary.
]. A. McAulay.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-05-02
COUNTY CANDIDATES
Candidates for County Offices Subject Primary to be
Held Saturday, June LIST, 1918.
For Register Of Deeds.

! hereby announce myself a
candidate for Register of Deeds
for Richmond county, subject to
the Democratic primary to be
held on June 1st, 1918.
Joseph Gibson.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-05-02
For Representative.

i hereby announce my candi-
dacy for Representative in the
General Assembly, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary
to be held June 1st, 1918.
This April Goth, 1918.
w. N. Everett.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-05-02
County Cornmissi oner.

l hereby announce myself as
candidate for denomination for
County Commissioner, subject to
the action of the Democratic pri,
mary June LIST, 1918.
This. April oath, 1918.
J. A. McNeill.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-05-02
For Clerk of Court.

thereby announce my candi.
dacy for Clerk of Court, subject
to action of Democratic primary
June LIST, 1918.
This, April oath, 1918.
H. c. Abbott.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-05-02
Cold.Bsnd Dinner Set.

Why not have a pretty gold.band din.
ner set. You can get 1t at McNair's. All
pieces to match. ssNttt1
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-05-02

It pays to trade with R. L. Nc
Donald.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-05-02

It pays to trade with R. L. Nc.
Donald.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-05-02

character Of Super-Six performance.
The other purpose was that Hudson
engineers might learn how to build lar
even better Super-Six.
They had the additional advantage of
knowing how the thousands of cars
bought by individuals were performing.
And so now in the new series is
offered an even better Super-SiX. In the
smoothness Of it's operation, and the
manner in which it will answer to every
service demand without giving the owner
undue mechanical concern, it is another
long step forward in automobile design
and construction.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-05-02

by anyone who has ever driven the two
models. -
For instance, there IS greater endurance
andgreater reliability in the newSuper-Six.
From the very first the pclicy has been
to make the Super-Six the perfected ideal
car. That called for the finest materials,
the finest workmanship. This YOU will
realize by examining the new body styles.
They represent the very best ia every
detail. And you can better appreciate i
by the enduring, carefree way IN which
it will run under every condition.
There are ten different types Of Hud-
son super Supe--SXes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
Ser mir uns ben gr0Bten Ieil oes 60
nes un1 Der Naht Ql1fhQlten. iuden.

Ser tpir uns ben gr0Bten Cell oes 90
ges nnb Ser Nadt aufbalten, iuden.
Sorgt man 6afiir, 6ab oie 2ufttDarme
babeim nno in ben M%rbeitsltatten lid
I'M Cd @rab 6abrenbeit berum be-
megt, mas Sen Weniben am befomm-
lidlten lit, iiebt man ferner oarauf,
BOB Die SUIT feu6t genl1g gebalten
miro uno ole &al1me %regelmaBig ge=
liiftet 1per0en, 10 mer6en Ole almin-
terli9en @rfranfungen ser Mtmungs>
organe iib raib berminbern. Tor=
ausiebung lit natiirli6 cine entIpre=
6enb marine &lei0ung. Ser @egens
lab 5mii6en Der 2uftmarme IN nno
auBer 6em 9aule miro Damn ni6t
mebr 10 unangenebm empf1noen tDer=
ben, obmobl es INNER nody groB &C.
mug fem miro, Die NrbeitSlu1t an5u=
regen 11no Sen Weniben 5um ge1un=
Sen @ebra16 1einer @lieoer un0 iei=
nes @eiltes an5uipornen. W0dte Ser
Menid nur ri6tig leben, anitatt iei-
men &orper gu pertpeidli6en, er
niiroe 6ann balo erfennen, 6aB Ser
@inter nidt 0es Meni6en 6eino, lon=
bern iein better 5renno lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

al treiben, oie ebenio geriiien un6
fem mie I'M @runoe blooiinnig it.Sie
planen nn0 feilider unb lalien iid)
oieie groBe @elegenbeit entl6liipfen.
l1n6 menn Elm Observation-Disclosures
oaS 8erf nibt ielbit poubringen
fann, 10 fann es bod auf aue Sale
iebr mirfiam irgeno iemono oaran
perbin6ern, es al e r1uden.
Die Soee elmer @0lferliga lit Elm
8oridlog, ettpas Scenes gu idaffen,
bas ale Observation-Disclosures uno bie
geiamte diplomatic in einem 3en-
%trolorgan ~5uiammenfaiien, Sen 8il=
len ser Meni6beit leiten, bon linn
aeltiibt meroen II. i'm %bertreten ion.
llno lotpeit tb ieben fam, mouen mir
es Sen Observation-Disclosures nn6 Ben
Diplomoten iiberlaiien, fin lire Ell
gene enbgiiltige Mbi6lahtung sic Mr=
engagements 5u treffen. Das lit BON
lterbliben Meni6en ettpas bel ber=
longt. @ir foroern bon oielen S@o=
pfungen, 6ielen Sn1trnmenten Der
@roBmadttbeorie, oab lie sic @roB=
ma6ttbeorie fir INNER abtun iouen.
DoS lit ungefabr 6as ndmli6e, alS
menn mir Sic 8ereinigte @enol1en=
idoft Ser 2eidenbeltatter eri1den
>piirben, 6as 9%ebenselt5ier gu bertei-
len. 9os lit nad meiner Mnffal1nng
Sic eigentlihe @erlegenbeit, in Der
iih europa g%egentpartig b%efinoet> II.
oesbolb 5etgen Sic Maiien 1iberoler
9e11te in europa = in ieoem 9oroe
Guropas = Sic o%uffaQenoe geeignng,
guren 8rdii0enten fir 1td 5u onnef=
tieren. @r lit mebr als Gl1er Nralt-
sent. @r lit CUR 3eit 6a5 Soupt> oas
M1no1 tiif un6 ser Gertreter Der tn
teuigenten Menidbeit.
0ies uebel, Sos sic 8olferliga fir
INNER aus Ser 8elt iduffen ion, be-
gann in europa, ebe es audi MIR 10
et1pos mie Elm Deuti6lano gob, nno
es eritredt ii9 melt iiber 9entldlano
binous. Stampft es bel1te IN 2ent14=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

LAMB aus, 10 peroet SIR es morgen
trgen0tpo i'm Welten o6er I'M Often
iib erbeben ieben. 9as groBe l1e6el,
Dos mir 81 totem baben, lit oas @roB-
ma6tiDitem, oas in Mnslanbminilte-
rten 6es alten EDps perf0rpert lit nn6
6teie gebeime unb gierige, bieie fin6i~
ide golitif berfolgt, bie oie Meni6-
belt pertpiiitet nnb ablbla6tet. @s
fann iebt rur nod cine Bolitif geben
Srieben, Hrobnftion nnb @r3ie-
bung, 8enn mir ouBerltanoe iin6, ie-
mes ate Spitem fir INNER 81 totem,
20 claude id nidt> 6aB 6ieier &rieg
Der Miibe mert getpeien lit. @enn mir
aber ienes 5pitem totem, menn mir
ol1f oieien europdiiden Shlodtfel-
bern elmer 2iga, einen 8nnb ser SOL
fer, Elm menldlideS @emeinmobl err
rihten, bereit, sic reiden @oblfabrts=
idabe 5u begen rn6 81 ernten, Sic
mo6ernes Denfen nnb moberne SSH
ienidaft uns er0ffnet baben: Damn
fat es in al 6ieien Sabres BEG Dru=
DIES unb Tobesfampfes feinen
Sbmer5, fein Sterben, feline 9el6en=
tat un6 feinen, 500 gegeben, Die in
oen finftigeh Sabren niht mer6en
reid belobnt un6 geredtfertigt un0
entl6dbigt mer6en. Sin uns l1eber=
leben6en lit es, 6arouf at ieben, 6aB
nad 6ie1er groBenMnsioot 6ieMeni6=
beit nidt, in elmer 5timmung 6es
l1eber6ruiies, ser &eaftion un6 bes
&adegefiibls, bur6 lire olte Ma16i=
merle nn6 lire obgeitdn6enen Ero6i=
tionen INN sic @rnte bes 6rie6ens be-
trogen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

.banqen uno i'm in Die Siefe oes
Meeres %perienfen." W1otb. Is, g.
sc 1T sic Gimme bes @eriftes, Die
bier ipridt, benz N%ergernis Der &in-
Ser BEN Stempel 6es 9o6es aufpragt
uno uns elm @ermerfungsurteil Der
fuinoet, 6as uns an oas a6tfade @eb
iiiber Sic Nbariider erinnert. (Motb.
23.) 90 bod felt Gbriitus Dag Sinh.
1aB er bamit mittelbar audi Die gr=
5ie6unq uertet, ergibt ii6 aug ieinem
qaraen 8erbalten; oenn itebt ibm Dos
&in6 10 bod, Damn getpiB aud Die
re6te gr5iebung 6esielben.
ntinom.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

ligion auein erbalten mir 6ie ribtige
@rfenntnis bon 8eien l1riprung,
Observation-Disclosures un6 @ntbeitim-
murg oes Meni6en, pabren6 mir IN
feinem antifen 2%ebriDiteme cine tpab=
re sdabung Der Menidenieele fin
ben. Wie a1lbers Ioutet i6on Dos er-
beben6e 8ort i'm Mun6e @briiti bonn
8ert ser Seele 6es &in6es, 0elien
man iib in Der auBerdriitli6en Welt
10 oft tpie elmer nertloien Sa6e emit
le6igte.
~2aiiet sic @leinen gu mir font
men," iagt gbriitus> voenn ibrer 1T
oas @immelrei9." Mtt i9arfen Wor-
ten perpirft er eiue liebloie> oos @e-
Nit 6es &in6es i6d6igen6e 8ebano-
lung. v@er zines bon 6ieien &inoern
drgert> 6em mdre es better, man mir
6e ibm einen Miblitein an ben 9als
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

tell iiber Tie al ge1pinnen, tpern mog-
lid iie at iibermtn6en uno gu per5eb-
ren iuden muB, l1nb feine 8iinoniiie
lblieBen barf es ieien benn 8unontl-
ie 5ur gerteioigung uno gum Mngrltf
gegen ripaltiierenoe 5taaten.
Sober Stoat miro nab oieier Soee
ols cine Mabt %aufgefobt, enttpeoer
idon als cine @roBmu6t ober als Elm
fleiner, i6lmuer> madiomer Stoot,
Ser MIR feline @elegenbeit %abtpartet,
cine @roBm1adt 81 meroen. Mue
@anolnngen zines Staates unter Die
fer Sbee mer0en beitimmt nno ge=
fornnt bon ettpas, bas ma cine Fo-
Iitif nennt, oas ober nidts mebr uno
nibts ,peniger lit als Elm Elan, l1m
einen ge>piiien begebrten 9ortetl gu
erbaiden, l1neinigfeit 5tpii6en ge-
fGbrliden Mebenbublern 81 iden, Ell
men mGdtigen @egner 81 untergros
ben. Die @roBmadttbeorie igno=
riert l,no %nerleugnet p%ol1tan6ig Sen
@eoonfen an ein gemeiniames Wobl
ol,f oieier Sbee a%ufgebn1t. Seoes
Observation-Disclosures in europa uno
ieoer oipIomatiide 0ienit5meig 1T in
ser Gcrgongenbeit 51 Dem 3mede Or
ganiiiert >porben, bauptla6li6 uno
onsihlieBlih Ser Eolitif elmer @roB,
moht gu 0ienen.
Sssn Sen Observation-Disclosures ie6es
Muiiertenltaates gibt es bellte W}an=
ner, Sic iid Ser experimentation
Sdmierigfeiten 11no @elegenbeiten
oieler furdtbaren &%riegsiabre polalf
belpuBt iino, aber @eite an Settle nit
linen, uno oft in Steu11ngen, oie III
mem MutoritGt nno 8orteil geben, Il
ten MGnner, Sic felt Ben 1ebten 5pei=
bunoert Sobren ni6t out ooS 9otltm
bes @o1en6ers geifant 81 baben i6ei=
men. Sic fobren fort nit bent olten,
longtpeiligen Spiel, Madt gegen
Modt ous5utrumpfen, nit Mliierten
GIT feiliden nn6 81 ban6eln, im QUIT
feln git mirtldoften nnb cine Eolitit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
prGInent wiliet,s pSl'
ferli9a.

ssn einem %glan5eno gei6rtebene1
Nrtifel belel,dtet Ser ourd feline
fortld}rittliden Mnlthten iiber politi=
Idle 0inge befannte engliide S6rift-
teller O. 8. @els in Der Ne>p yor-
fer 3eitlhrift She Seem &epublic Die
Sssoeen uno sic 3iele Ser pont Hraii-
Nelltcn @iliou 10 eifrig befilrmorteten
Golferliga, a1,d) Sic %offere ltno gebei-
ME @egnerldnft, Ste 5u iibertpinoen
1ein miro, penn ser Elan perlpirf-
lid,t uerben ion. @eus bat letner1
Nusfiibruneen Sic Uorm zines offe-
men 9riefes zines g%nglanberS an Die
gmerifaner gegeben. Ct mirtt Die
Sroae ouf, mas beridminOen II. mas
oe1nocrt meroen miiiie, lpelln Ste 81
oo sum Seile ser Menibbeit Satlod)e
ueroeu Iope. @ie @ells oiele 6roge
beontlportet 11no ipie er lid Die Be=
lpt1Itioun9 ser Sdapierigfeiten, Die
lid, ser Musfiibrung oes Ylanes emit
oegenIteuen, poriteut, ergibt lid aus
ienen Nbldnitten oes angefiibrten Ar=
tifels, Sic fir feline Nt1lidten borat=
tcriitiid fms. .x
@eus ifreibt: Gem 3ufunfts5iel
Ser S0lferlieo pioeritrebt peoer Die
menihlide Natl1r, mie lie lid audi IN
gtootseebiloen perforpert, nod oas
ebrerbafte ur1o anitdnoige Notional=
qefilhl, 1pobl ober eine Soee, Die I'M
iere @eitittsperfe, Sic &opte Der
Stoatsrl1Gnner, Sic Erelie, oas euro
paiihe Gerfen uno oas 9enfen pieler
1~toIser Stooten %mtBerbolb guropas
erfilat unb idttigt: es lit oos, mos 1h
Sic @roBn1adtioee nenner n1ofte.
0ieie @robn1odtioee uno Sic Srgane
uno Wetbooen, Sic lie bertreten = Die
iinS ser nohre 6ein0. Sic gipfelt bar
in, oob infer eigener Stoat fir int
nter IN @onflift un6 in Wettbemerb
nit unberen Stuaten liegen mutt. Sor=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

gie Belt, 6eine tDobre 5reunoi6aft
gu 5eigen, lit, menr l1nglid, Sdon=
Sc ODER Mrmut BEL 6einem 5rennoe
cintritt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-01

skera 1zemi stareho Rakouska
kde Jest vetsina obyvatelstva
remeckeho jazyka. TAX aspon
oznamuie prava spOjeneho tis
ku.
Nemci zastupuiici novy stat
soucasne pozaduji, ably zastou
peni byli pri jednani O trvalem
miru. Uznavaji samostotnost
statu ceskoslovenskeho jiho-
slovanskou, ale cini naroky ma
Gzemi n6meckou vetsinou V
Cechach tax ma Morave a We
Slezsku. We zmnene note dovo-
lavajl sc SLOW presidenta Will
soma sebeurceni narod1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-01

skoslOvenskem state re nova
vlada nastoupf cinnost ihned,
jakmile prohlaseno bude pri-
merl.
Posledni depese z Parize hla
81 Opetne neco jineho a sice, ze
prof. Masaryk jmenovan byl
presidentem move Ceskosloven-
ske republiky. Nemecky statnf
utvar Rakousku zalozen byl
jednanim nemecke narodi rady
Y Rakousku, kdy presidentu
Wilsonovi navrzena byla nota a
schvalena "a plneho zasedani
uvedene organisace. Novy ten
TO stat pozaduie pro sebe We
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-01

zinek a koflik rozsekanych ore
chd. Varte pare dve hodiny a
podavejte.s s polevou aneb sme-
tanou.
Holandske jidlo. Uvafta do
mekka sest mrkvi a sest cibuli
prostredni velikosti. V linen
hotliku uvarta do mekka sest
prostredne velkych bramborn.
Sced'te ODE, dejte dohromadv.
rozmackejte ma kasi, prideite
lzicku soil, pdl lzicky cukru, sti
pee pepfe, pul kofliku masla a
pul kofllku mleka neb smeta-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-01

PAM A.: "To je vam hrozne,
jak mui muz chrape!"
PAM B.: 81 muj taky! Ale ia
81 dovedu pomoci. Uvazi mu
ra one vzdy foukaci harmoni-
ku pod nos a pax Sc to da as
pom lepe poslouchat!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-01

ry. Dobfe promicheite a poda-
vejte horke.
Novy zpGsob smazeni ryb.
Kdyz smazfte ryby, obalte ie Y
kukuricne moucce (meaD. Use
tfite psenicne a ryba bude lepe
chutnati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-01
NEMCI V CECHACH UTVOkILI TAKE
SAMOSTATNY STAT.
HLAVNlM MESTEM JEST LIBEREC

Clenove videnske risske ra-
oy, Nemci 2 Czech utvorili TAX
tez prozatlmni 1stavu Ia hlav
nj mesto provisorni vlady vyvo
iii 81 Liberec severnich Ce-
chach, jak telegram doslk z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-01

Vldne oznanamuje. Depese sou
hlasn6 hlasi, ze DIR. Karel Kra-
mar bude ministerskym perdse
dou kabinetu nemz zaujme
prof. T. G.. Masaryk 1rad mini
stra zahranicniho V novem &C.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-01

XII rozvalte. dejte je sehrati,
smichejte testem (ktere ma
byti dosti huste, aby Sc mohlo
rukama vypracovati), udelejte
podlouhle bochnfky a We vyma
stenych pekacich pecte do hne
da V hOrke trouble.
cokoladovy pudding, v pare
vareny. Svafte kvart mleka.
vlejte je ma pint strouhankv 2
bllehD chleba, pridejte ctvrt
ctverecku nastrouhane cokola-
dy, koflik cukru, koflik moukv
koflik masla, 2 lzicky ekar. pr$
sku. koflik vypeckovanych hro }.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-01
HLASUJTE PRO
E. G. Washburna
do uradu soudce
apelaccnho soudu

ma ctyrletou IhItu ma neodvisIe tikete
OBCANSKA LfGA ODPORUCUJE JEHO ZNO,
ZVOLENf pravf mem:
&. G. Washburn, star 81 let bytem Elyri
le]nim pravnickym vzdelanim, byl po devet let
kresnim soudcem v Summit, Medina a Lorain Oh
Sich Solaca4Ska iha dxaha ssas.. l.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-01

s poctvos nesrannos vysokm upnem schopnosti: Mel
THE CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER prav:
Beze vs pochybnos byl by soudce Washburn prijaten
no soudu Okey mmo Cuyahoga okresu sou presvedceny
den ufad techto til soudc1 pri tomto soude"
soudce Washburn byl "a kanddata pfia skorem iedne
okresich Loran, Summit Medina
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-16
1zO ShOrthOrr1S
Bring $4,000

One hundred and seventy nine
shorthorn bulls. COWS, heifers and
calves from the herds OF North Da-
kota and Red River valley Short
horn breeders brought $4,000, or ap-
proximately 1925 a head, are auction
sales conducted by Burke H. Critch-
field, Fargo livestock expert, at Far
go, Grand Forks and Erskine, Mimi,
this week.
II am greatly enthused with the in
terest farmers are taking in the
raising Of pure bred livestock" Mr..
critchtield said today. "All the sales
have been big successes, and presage
that the northwest will soon be rais-
ing thoroughbred stock on par with
any other section of the country"
Fifty Shorthorns brought $4,000,
an average Of 5000. at Ersisine Thurs
day. Sixty-four lots, including heif-
ers and cows with calves, Drought
$4,000, an average OF 1921, at Grand
Forks Wednesday. The Fargo sale
was held Tuesday 56 animals bring
ing $4,000, an average Of $240 a head.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-16
Military Plan
Evacuation

Paris. Nov. 16.-In accordance
with Marshal Foch's instructions,
conveyed through Major Sisteron to
the German great headquarters. Ger.
man military and technical represen'
tatives met Belgian officers at Brug.
es, British at Mons and French and
Americans at Nancy yesterday after
noon says Marcel Hutin of the Echo
do Paris. The purpose of the meet.
ings was to arrange the details Of
the withdrawal of the Germans
across the Rhine and to discuss
questions relative to railroads, riv.
ers, canals and telegraph and tels.
phone service.
The Germans gave information
concerning the different systems Of
communication and the destruction
affected or planned by the Germans
The British and Belgians dealt With
the territory limited by the Dutch.
Belgian and the Dutch German from.
tiers, the Rhine and the line Of Cob
lenz. The French and Americans
discussed the region south of Char,
leroi and Bonn to southern Alsace.
Fast Company, Princess Monday.
-AdY.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-16
MoOg.head Nezgs
Nee State Roads
Are DgSiga mated

Three new state roads were desi.
gnated by the Clay county commits.
sioners In session at the courthouse
Moorhead, on Friday. All of these
designations are subject TO the an.
provaI OF the state highway commits,
sioner. A levy of $4,000 for the care
of the poor under the new plan was
made by the board yesterday. Bonds
of county officers were fixed: bills
were allowed and other routine bust
ness was transacted.
Following are the highways design.
ated as state roads:
No. 9. Due south from Sabin IL
the. Wilkin county line. This is a
part OF the King OF Trails.
No. 10. East from GAINESVILLE
when It connects with state road No.
4. The route is east, north and east,
with several turns, connecting with
state road No. Z, south OF Rollag.
No. IL. Hawley to FELTON,. The
highway designated leaves Hawley
village over state road No. and ex-
tends through Cromwell and Keene
townships into Hagen; then due west
to FELTON, village where it connects
with state road No. S.
Following are the amounts of
county officers bonds fixed by the
board: Auditor, $4,000; treasurer
30,0o0, for county funds; sheriff,
81, 600; coroner, $1,000.
The tax levy for the county poor
fund will be at the rate of less than
one mill on the assessed valuation
and win be extended for collection
with other taxes during 1919.
Unless some important matters
develop the old county board will not
meet again this year. At the annual
meeting in January Martin w. Gee
will succeed Frank Kimm and A. l..
Ruud will take the place of j. T,
Johnson as members OF the board.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-16
War Work DriUe
Ldqqinq in CLQu

Clay county people must wake up
or the minimum in the United War
Work fund win not be reached
While it is true that some of the VIII
lagos and few Of the townships
have exceeded their allotments this
is by no means true of the county as
a whole. In Moorhead. for instance,
many of the loyal citizens have sub
scribed more than their shares while
others have given nothing and. from
present indications intend to slide
by without contributing penny.
County Chairman B. G.. Martin
calls attention to the necessity for
immediate action and no let uD until
the quota is exceeded In every pre-
cinct in the county. Remember this
is a drive for and on behalf OF an
the boys" he says. They are all
our boys and it is the duty of every
loyal citizen TO help keep our prom
Use to stand behind them. The an
swer is with each individual and now
is the time to help with the fulI
amount asked. not pittance like
some few persons have offered.
When the boys come back do you
want them to know that you dis
counted your promise rs per cent
after they have done their part?
The county's quota must be raised,
and 1T is not fair that those who are
amply able to give should shift tho
burden to those who have already
done more than their share
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-16
HOOVER INSISTS
BLOCK ADE MUST
BE RAISED TO GET
FOOD TO GERMANY
Given the Chance That
Country Can Take Care
of Herself
GOES TO ATTEND
PEACE MEETING
Does Not Expect to Visit
Belgium or Germany
Now

New York, Nov. 16.-"There has
been q great deal of unnecessary
furore in this country about feeding
the Germans" he said. I'VE are
not, worrying about the Germans.
They can take care of themselves
If given chance. If there is an ad-
vance relaxation of the blockade
Germany can get food, fish from
Norway and Sweden, grain from
Argentine, but the blockade will
have to be lifted. What Is desired
now most is for Germany to get on
some sort of stable basis 50 she
can pay the money she owes to
France and Belgium"
Back BY Christmas.
Mr.. Hoover said he expected to be
in London only day or two. He
will then go to Paris to attend the
allied conferences at Versailles. His
work may take him into Belgium
but he does not expect to meet any
of the German food administrators.
He expects to return to America by
Christmas to confer with the presi-
dent before beginning his actual adj
ministration abroad in cooperation
with the allies.
Haek Toropavnu DT-i1Nazr NNy16av
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-16
FRENCH PEOPLE
FIGURE BIG BILL
FOR The CENTRAL
POWERS TO PAY
CRy Associated Press.l

Paris, Nov. 16.-Germany's debt tc
France is estimated at three hundred
and forty billion francs by the Matin
in an editorial today. The newspaper
apportions the debt as follows: Z
Return of the indemnity of 1871
with interest. $4,000. 100000 francs ex.
penses in the present war, 10000
100000 francs; pensions 10000, 900, 00t
francs, and reparation for damages
100000, 100000 francs. The Matin de-
clares that France must secure
acknowledgment Of the debt before
examining the way in which it is to
be paid. France wants no indemnity
profit. but all Frenchmen want lawful
reparation.
Germany and Austria, it is said
should return to the allies a minimum
Of 100000 tons Of shipping in pay
ment for that destroyed lin the war,
but they have at their disposal only
100000 tons. Consequently the de-
livery Of the entire German Aus
trian merchant, marine would con
stitute only half reparation.
How Charlie Got the Kaiser, Princess
-A51y