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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

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fort mar.
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gang olIein mar.
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so melt iit's aber mod ni9t bei uns.
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mein ainb gum Ssuiel ieiner @rob.
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llno oamIt mar lie absefertigf.
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mel2A
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S4pGden 'runter5ufaIIen.
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mano. hsreintonute islbit penu CT
ipollte.
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in bem bas 2i4t nur ab uno Su
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riugeH. a6er umionit.
pl0Bli9 ieoo& fu9r fis auf.
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bort, gum aamin bina5fsissa
pult.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

Seste Site. gi6ter: SIN.
9etlagter Saier, Sic babeH gebort
oaB sic 5u einem Sabr uno orei
Vtonaten 3udtbaus perurteilt iin0.
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sd mo6te ben So6en @eri6ts.
boz bitten, mir nod cine unterre.
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6u geltatteu, oamit i9 ibm Die no.
tlgen Girettioen 9eben fann fiir Ell.
nen Ausoertauf pegen um5uges."
Sn Der abnengaIerie,
$50 oiele abnen ba6en Sie i9oa
Serr aommer5ienrat2"
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bes Guseno iit nod in grbeitl"
-@it 8 Saubbetrieb. .Ge,t.
te Dir, meiH Sbeim bat mir ieins
$ano ent3ogeH!"
.Sn, ba Dir6 Dir nidts ii5ria
bleiben, aIs I'M cine anbere anou'
balten."
@eim 9 SGIndten. Wes.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

i GbobotOtp bsgann iosIei@ f1 I'M,
5utleiben. Wlan gab rylrmut ibdn
Oct ni9t4 bon GitropstiA. gl(1 bat
te bos Stiid. nod ME geitben uni
ipollts es iicb onieben. rs pos elm
S9iilerporite1ung unb infoIgebfGei
ipuroen teiue Hiaetts pertouft, Il
bob es uns srit mad pislsn 9emii
hungen selnng. i'm Or9eiter plat
su finosn. ali9 tonuts ben 9Iid gal
ni4t losreiben bon Dem Wleer boz
ainbertOpf9eu, bas ben .3uidauer.
raum fiiIlte. Oils bic stnber an
finger gu flatfden, iprans aid BUD,
ftdbIid auf, beshnn islbit 81, HAT,
iden unb rief INNER pieOsr: .M,sl.
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ainoer9Gnbden!-
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mig ginorud, bafiir aber Der sius,ts
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ben rsi9en. alien Jreitsr 5ufiibrt, ei.
uen um 10 srOBeren. Gr mar gan3
niebersebriidt. SD bsira1tste auis
merriam iein @eiictt uno lab, nj.
es audte. einige ulaIe ipanote CT
ii9 BON mir meg uno i9 bemertie,
Die ihm Die Srdnen iiber bic Maas
gen Iiefsn.
glad Dem gnbe bes aftes itanS Il
gang seriibrt auf, briidte mir irGi,
tis Die 3anb uns iasts Isbbaft: rGs
gBelt til nod nidt gang psroorben". !.
Wdhrsnb Der pouis ipra9 i'm 9tns
tleibeSimmsr Gboootpps iemanb ben
@ebanten aus, bab bisies Stiid sbsn,
10 ipie ole Werte SItrolpsiis e1t
national unb tppiid ruiiii9 lei.
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.OaDcH 1T gar teins Rsoe-, pibsrs
fpra4 sr, .es toHnts s5sHio gut eiu
iiioii4es Stiid isin. IS lit aIlge.
meinmeuidli4. neil es jdon ilts.
Sas geiprdd fam bnnn auf
@iG's eisenes G6affen. sSsmano
belt ibm DOE, oab er bod ausiGliebs
LID iiibii4es Wilieu i9ilbsrte.
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iie mir nabe iieben unb mir teusr
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i4eH iberbau@ unb niat ais Supen.
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ben Suoen unD ipollsu bsipeiIen, bab
oas aud wienihen iinb. SD be.
i9reibs waenf1eu i'm alssmeinsn,
aber es iommt INNER 10 bsrnus, oab
es Suoeu iiub, uno anbsrs Tam Is
aua gar ni9t iein, Denn i9 bin
islbit Jabe uuo bic Su0su FuS mel.
nss @Iutes.
Sas Iitsrarii.5s Gsiprd$ tam nun
in 9ans.
Semaub fi6rie bic Wleinung eiuss
ruiiiifen aritiiers ibsr glI9 an.
glid Iisb ibn gar ni9t ausrsbsn,
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genDiaissn 8smsrtuns:
.Wos sebt mid si. ruiIifde ari.
tit ans gDas perltsbsu bic 3euts bon
bsm. mos i9 fdrsibe2 0a, @sorg
9ranbes bat bon mir geTdrisbeu -
CT NOR 10 iinbii@sunmittsI6ar bsi
bieieu Wprten. 10 erObartis sinfn9,
baB mir ale uupiutlrIib ld9Gn
muBten.
gi5 bsmertts e, unb Ia1ts jelbii
laut beraus.
Der brittle att btsann f9Dn, unb
mir ginsen ole auf uniere piGbs.
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ter padttn eli4 pieoer htftig. er
toHnts ii9 niat baIten, panbte T4
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mir nod Iangs Diitenb applau6iers
ten uub bic Dariisaer porriefen. fasts
aid gu mir:
sd mub bas befGreibsn, bisIsn
3ui9nuerraum boiler ainner. Wlan
pirb unmitteIbar. reinfr. ....
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
gorse6enst.

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mes Der bepor5uste Diensr bss Sausl
lolts.
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mar uno um cine JifhgabsI eriuGte
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4ber bic Dam. oss 9aufes batts q
gebori uno tpunoerte fi4, bab Samsi
ni&t bas 9erIanste rei4ie. sic er.
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mes:
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slDar eIei9'.
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cine /. Jii8sabd abbaubta seiom,
rlen1.
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Gdfte ba fnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
: Ole oronunesIieben

- Die or6nmnesIieben.
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ben anopf nid)t onudbeu; ba5
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-09-13
BABY MORTALITY
 CONTINUES HIGH
BIRTH RATE NEARLY THREE TIMES AS GREAT AS DEATHS MANY BABIES DIE FROM PRE- vENTABLE DISEASES.

In the report of vital statistics re- ported to the county Registrar, Dr.
 L. A. W. Burtch for July, reveals tAe fact that infant mortality is still high in Greenlee county. Most of these fatalities are from preventable dis, eases, which if given a little more attention, might have been prevent ed Another contributory cause of the deaths is stomach trouble in vari- ous forms, and this is unquestiouablY
 preventable. It is due, in a large measure, to improper diet. It seems to the Copper Era that these matters should be given attention. It is easier to prevent sickness than i' 's to cure disease Everyone is anxious to prevent fatalities after one is stricken, then why is it we pay so lit.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-09-13
CREST GATHERED
 AT COURT HOUSE

The following have filed evidences of liquidated indebtedness with the Recorder this week. R. B. Tanner. trustee to Duncan Electric company: Gila Valley Bank & Trust copmany to Jose Lujan.
 Abusive Language Charge
 There was a charge of abusive lan- guage filed in Justice Andress' court last Tuesday. The complaining wit ness being Mrs. R. R. Bliss, and the complaint was filed against Mike Meaney of Lordsburg. He had left Clifton en route home when the charge was filed against him. Under Sheriff l.. J.. Turney was at DuncSn at the time, and he arrested MT. Meaney upon telephone instructions to take him in charge upon his arrival there. The defendant was released upon a cash bond for his appearance before Justice Address at some day yet to be agreed upon. MT. Meaney is alleged to have used violently abu- sive language to and concerning Mrs. R. R. Bliss, against the peace and dignity of the State of Arizona.
 L. J. Turney spent Thursday at Duncan, where he assisted in taking care of the registrants, G. M. Nix was at Eagle for like purpose, while B. F Fehrman assisted at Blue.
 Deputy Sheriff w. V. McCarty and Mrs. McCarty of Morenci. spent sev. eral days visiting in Duncan this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-09-13

Juan Rodriguez, Clifton, July IT. lilo colitis, aged months, male.
 Manuel Torres, Clifton, July 1s. lilo colitis, aged 5 months, male.
 Paul Kalor, Morenci, July .2i, ac- cident, aged 20 years, male.
 c. A. Stephens, Metcalf, July 27th, mine accident, aged 43 years, male. Antonio Cadele, Metcalf, July <aj mine accident. aged A years, maT Toribio Tejesia, Morenci, July 2S. aged 54 years, male.
 Sesaria Cervantes, Morenci, July 31. dysentery, aged 43 years, female. Antonio Estrada, Clifton, July 31, aged 2 years, female
 Total males, 10.
 Total females, 6.
 Total deaths, 16.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-09-13

tie attention to people unacquainted with the laws of health? Why not teach people how to live, instead Of devoting so much time and expense to restore those who are ill?
 The report, while it is that of the month of July, embraces the reports of physicians as far back as March This department was inaugurated for the purpose of keeping a record of the births and deaths as they occur, nd the statutes provide for prompt reports. The habit of some physi clans of allowing these reports to ac cumulate for several months, and
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-09-13

then sending them in once or twice year, is not in keeping with the provisions of the law. The registrar should remind them that they are not obeying the law in this regard. The birth rate over that of the deaths, as revealed in this report, is nearly three times as great. This feature is gratifying, yet if none were reported except those which occurred from non-preventable causes, the death rate would be insignificant. Following are the births and deaths as reported from the different locali- 1 ties: Births. Joaquin Marquez and wife, Clifton, March 6, boy. l To Clifford E. Tyler and wife, Cliff ton, April 6. girl.
 To B. w. Baker and wife, Clifton, April IA, boy. To James Perrea and wife, Clifton, April IS, boy.
 To John G. Sturgeon and wife, Clifton, May 1st, boy. To J. W. Usrey and wife, Clifton, June 6, boy.
 To J. W. Laney and wife, Clifton, June 8, boy.
 To Thomas Williams and wife, Mo- renci, June 8, boy.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-09-13
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of Greenlee County, State of Ari-

zona.
 Pauline Garcia, Plaintiff,
 Saturino Santander, Defendant. v
 Action brought in the Superior Court of Greenlee County, State ot Arizona, and the complaint filed in said County of Greenlee in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court.
 In the name of the State of Arizona to Saturino Santander, Defendant, Greeting:
 You Are Hereby Summoned and re quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain I tiff in the Superior Court of Green lee County, State of Arizona, and answer the Complaint therein filed with the sClerk of this Court, at Cliff ton in said County, within twenty days after the service upon you of this summons if served in this said county, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of Greenlee Coun- ty, State of Arizona, this 4th day of September, 1918.
 l (SeaD Ben M. Crawford, {
 Clerk of said Superior Court. By Ben c. Fehrman, Deputy Clerk. 9-13 Ate H.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-09-13

To Sabina Hernandez and wife, Mo renci, June 8, boy.
 To Isabel Revera and wife, Morenci, June 10, boy
 To Jose Mexicario and wife, Mo- renci, June IS, a boy.
 To Rudolf Dindenge and wife, Cliff ton, a boy. Il To Antonio Huerta and wife, Moren- ci, June IT, girl. | To Fernando Gardea and wife, Mo- renci, June 20, girl.
 To Rafael M. Estrado and wife,
 Morenci, June 22, a boy.
 To Orterio Olquin and wife, Mo
 renci, June 23, boy.
 To John S. Carter and wife, Mo
 renci, June 2S, boy.
 To Jose Cots and wife Clifton, June
 30, girl.
 To Peronilio and wife, Morenci, June
 30, girl. To Cecilio Provencio and wife, Mo,
 renci, July 1, boy.
 To Jose Martinez and wife, Morenci
 July 3, girl. To Eco. Estrada and wife Morenci,
 July 8, girl.
 To R. w. Hagan and wife, Clifton,
 July 3, girl. To Ynez Maldonado and wife, Cliff,
 ton, July 8, boy. To Felix Rodriguez and wife, Cliff
 ton, July 4, boy. To Edward J. Robin and wife, Mo,
 enci, July 6, girl. To Pillar Sofas and wife, Morenci, July 8, girl. To Richmond E. Brannen and wife Duncan, July 10, girl. To Wm. H. Caid and wife Duncan, July 10, girl. To Forterio Flores and wife Mo-
 renci, July 12, boy. To David s. Lewis and wife, Mo renci, July 12, girl. To c. Mojesa and wife, Morenci, July 12, a boy. To Besenti Aja and wife, Morenci. July 13, boy. To Juan Aragon and wife, Clifton, July IA, boy. To H. Flores and wife Clifton, July
 IA, girl. To Lroenzo Gomez and wife Dun can, July 15, a girl. To Caesar Fansana and wife, Mo renci, July 15, girl. To Jim Mennor and wife, Clifton,
 July IS, girl. To Juan Masias and wife, Morenci July 19, boy. To Florentino Lopez and wife, Mo- renci. July 23, girl. To Manuel Gonzales and wife, Mo. renci, July 24. boy. To Salvador Lorman and wife, Mo renci, July 26 girl. To Ramon Gunola and wife, Mo- renci, July 27, a girl. To Pedro Acedro and wife, Mo renci, July 2s, girl. To Oscar L. Lendquist and wife, Mo renci, July 29, girl. To Edward E. Wheeler and wife Morenci, July 30, boy. To Manuel Gonzales and wife, MO renci, July 30, girl. Total boys, 25. Total girls, 22. Total births, AT. Deaths. CidaIa Telles, Morenci, June 2s aged 4 months, female.
 Era Barcera, Morenci, June 30th acute gastro enteritis, aged one
 month, female. Miguel Torres, Clifton, July 3, gas tro enteretis, male. Amalia de la O, Clifton, July 5th subnormal development, hamilton, age
 months, female. \. Cecelia Chavez, Clifton, July 6
 pulmonary tuberculosis, aged 20 years ' female.
 Clemeta Primero, Clifton, July Sth ! lilo colitis, aged months male.
 Manuel Barguera, Morenci, July
 12th, hamilton, aged 1 month male.
 Estevan Gallardo, Morenci, July 15 aged months, male.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-09-13

Wanted-Good Clean RAGS at the Copper Era office. Good Prices paid.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-25
lombard PARIS ON
PALM SUNDAY WITH
LONG RANGE GUNS
FRENCH CAPITAL UNDER GER
MAN FIRE FROM WEAPONS
THAT SHOOT 70 NlLEs-AVlA.
TORS LOCATE GUN IN WOODS
SHELLS 70 MINUTES APART.
Berlin. Mar 25.-LJst nights official
headquarters statement said.
We have bombarded the tOrtps, of
Paris with long distance guns

Paris, Mar -Bombardment of
Paris was resumed az o'clock this
morning by the explosion Of another
OF the ten-uch shells from the Ger,
man monster cannon The mon.
ster gun or guns for military circles
express the opinion thar more than
one Of the lonsdistauce marveJs are
trained on the city--has been located
in the forest Of ST Gobaiu. west OF
Laon, and exactly seYenty,siX miles
from here.
4 powerful air attack is IN progress
against the ST. Gobain region IN the
hope of destroying the weapons
The first Shell of the day ten at
G:55 O'Clock and the Commandment
continued without a pause until I
O'Clock. It was $3.50. however. before
the all clear signal Was given
Shell Arrives Every 2 Minutes.
At first the shells felI AT twenty
minutes intervals, but later the in-
terYaI was reduced 20 fifteen minutes.
and toward the last only twelyemIn-
stes intervals separated the detona.
tions
The church crowds seemed little
disturbed by the Smelling, the people
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-25
Your Success Is Ours

ifyou are thinking about the contest and want an
automobile call us up we will help you gel started.
We realize the importance Of your assistance and
will be glad TO START you on the road to success The
contest is just getting started. The largest vote
offer is started. Ii is your time today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-02
GzG1. Indi ffereDt
TOR1lSsi1 STATE
fRv AnsocIarnd Preaa.l !

Moscow, Oct, 10.-Indffference to
the fate OF Russia was betrayed by
Nicholas Romanoff, the former en-
peror. In parts of his diary made
public by the Soviet authorities. The
welfare of Russia was scarcely menu
TONED in entries for several weeks
after the Kerensly revolution.
Nicholas thoughts were wholly oc-
cupied with his own personal we'll
being, and such entries as II have
slept well and soundly" frequently
appear even under dates Immediately
following the great events which de-
prived him Of his throne. The diary
also reveals his great affection for
his family and mother to whom he
always affectionately refers as dear
mother"
An incident with former Crown
Prince Alexis toy-gun revealed to
Nicholas the changed conditions in
the army. He tells Of it in the fol-
lowing entry:
'T finished saving the tree trunks
of the first section. Alexis was play
ing with his gun on the island. The
sharpshooters who were walking in
the garden noticed it and asked the
guard officer to take it away from
him, and carried it to the guardroom.
Later it transpired that it was taken,
for some reason or other, to the Town
Hall. Fine officers who dare not re-
fuse common soldiers"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-02
Decentralization
T0Be VerySIOg0
(By Associated Press.l

New York, Nov. 2.-The demobil-
fzation of the American forces in
France will require a period of two
years after peace is declared, ac-
coTding to a statement made here
last night by Gen. T. Coleman Du
Pont, who has just returned from a
two months visit to the western
front.
Declaring that his views were the
reflection of officials among the al
lied forces, he asked that Americans
accustom themselves to the idea, Of a
long rehabilitation as they had to
that Of long war.
"One Of our generals asked me-" he
said, ito tell the people at home that
our boys have a years work ahead
Of them in removing the. harbed wire
the Huns have strung across France"
Will Take Care of Soldiers.
Asserting that the Civil war had
turned thousands Of men back into
civil life weakened and purposeless,"
Gen. Du Pont said the seven war
work agencies should be supported
generously in their approaching cam
paign. He declared that Statesman
like plans are being laid" for the
trying period following peace.
Every hut in France" he said,
will become a university classroom
on the day peace is signed. The boys
will be given every educational ad-
vantage. under leading educators and
business men from the United States"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-02
London Walters
NO1e, PYOfItee1:S
CIV Associated Press.l

London, Nov. 2.-London walters
have been added to the long list Of
war profiteers and their medium for
gouging is the food coupon. Unless
one carefully watches his coupon
beck he will lose enough Of the pre-
cious tickets at one meal to last him
for week.
Most restaurant managements have
rule that the waiter cannot remove
a meat coupon-it must be done by
the cashier-and the coupons will not
be accepted If clipped by the GUS
toner. Very few cashiers take too
many coupons but they disappear
during the trip Of the walters from
the customer to the cashier.
The stolen coupons are used to
extract good tips from strangers who
have not been in town long enough
to get a coupon book. Meat is order
ed by the stranger. the coupons de-
manded, the lack Of coupons explain
ed and then comes hint that it may
be arranged without the coupon. If
the tip is satisfactory, the meat is
produced. The stranger and the
waiter profit by the theft from the
permanent resident.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-02
German WOOLen
Mills To Be Sold
(Rv Associated Press.N

New York, Nov. 2.-Announcement
that the great German woolen mills
of New Jersey and other large manu-
factories throughout the country,
with an aggregate value of more than
5000, 100000, will be sold within the
next two months to Americans, was
the answer of A. Mitchell Palmer
allen property custodian, to the recent
note from the German government.
protesting against the disposition of
former Teuton owned interests in the
United States.
German property seized in this
country totals s800,000,000 and will
soon reach $1,000, 900, 900 as compared
with $14,000,0000 worth OF American
interests taken over in Germany, Mr..
Palmer said,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-02
To the Voters Of the Ninth Legislative District:

To the Voters of the Ninth Legislative District:
refraned the anderous lies respect
ing myself and candidacy for the Legislature from this district
published by the Towne Socialist paper their camoufage
pa elect from this district three who stand pledged publicly to their
whole SociaEsic program.
Is it the municipality that the Socialists and the
who brought forth essrs Cole Bmore candidates.
vote the whole Socialist whether 1t be Legislative
cities stores, Socialist newspapers
should their Socialist another B. A. accomplish the
purpose, should these be defeated?
What have they pledged these their candidates. to7 ITO WORK
ABLE LAW FOR THE OF BY
TOWN, CITY, COUNTY STATE GOVERNMENTS
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-02
RAILROADS FUND Low.
Half Revolving Fund for AdminiBtra--
tiOm Already Spent.
(By Associated Fress;l -,

icy ASSUCIdISU t.I55b.J
Washington, Nov. 2.-The $500,000,-
600 revolving fund provided originally
for government administration of rail-
roads is about one-half expended. The
railroad administration reported yes
terday that $322.741, 900 has been dis
bursed from the fund to individual
roads on account of guaranteed COM
pensation a nd loans, In addition.
$40, ,375,O00 has been advanced from
surplus earnings of certain roads,
making 1858, ,116,000 total advances to
the railroads. Payments to car and
locomotive builders of $58,433,0 900
raises the total disbursements of the
railroad administration for these pur-
poses to $421, $4,000.