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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-07
Order Compiling 191S jury List.

OIueT SOilplliiiS 1910 Juiy LiSt.
Pursuant to the provisions of sec
lions 3947 and 394S of the Idaho Re-
vised Codes, it is hereby ordered to be
selected and compiled, and there is
hereby selected and compiled, for the
year 1918, from the poll lists of the
several precincts of Gem county, Ida
no, jury list of $50 resident electors
of said county appearing to this board
to be legally competent to serve as
jurors, the number so selected being
not less than so for each term of the
district court proposed to be held in
said county for said year, the names
being selected, as nearly as may be,
from each precinct in the same pro-
portion which the total of the poll
lists for each precinct bears to the
total of all the poll lists of the entire
county at the last general election had
therein, no person being rejected be-
cause of religious or political affilia-
tons or beliefs; and said jury list, so
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-07

do el-no one knows but myself.
My advice to all sufferers of kidney
troubles is to give Anuric a trial ana
they will find relief from their trouble"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-07
Lines to Be Remembered.

The great man is he who does not
lose his child's heart.-Menicus.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-07
Optimistic Thought.

There can be nc permanent happi-
ness when there is a departure from
prosperity.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-07

L. S. Maiz, professional services $500
Talley Bros, INDECENT poor acct. 41.51
Approved: WALTER KNOX, Chmn.
Attest, R. B. WILSON, Clerk.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
FRA Srairie bn Gbien, @is.

Seq ier paa Den guile Happen, ar
Sioen er i1loe iii Sornpelie, cfterlom
"Ypiten" bar pGret ct Weolem az Sas
milieu / oner 10 Iar, iaa Den er bles
ben Ell ~uurtpporlig aumerat. Set npe
Iar ton1mer ino 'ri9ti9 ltarpt; MI Ell
llges Sio bar bet pGret en- Ib9r 6l,ls
&c; Ell funbe life bolpe Jig parrt, ON
Ell Iao peD Stopen boabe meb Sotter
% Golfer paa. ON "oIb Yrairie" er
life noget at iprtplle; Den CT gatnmel
% bel fiennt. en- Sing bed ie9, at
bperten Vi beroper euer Sopniolf pil
~ uf 9srir, lao lru8c Der Ell @ono
Wisiisiippieu. Seq nnoreS, ON Oct CT
iaa foIbt Der, Ipor aeiier &ilbelm er.
Souis iao er, ituloc Ell tru, al N9Ies
t1ppen bans piIpe fare iloe. Sodr bert,
Of naur ban bin iproig, Der ban Ell.
laa pil ban furieAc Jig pua Wnr3.
hpao ban tan 'giere Der. Seq boubcr
meo bct f9rite al fnu bcre, III beg9c
hons Nlrhle oil bli llGe FORE, og ON
I; Ddpoc pihit, hpub nj ueD mi, Du bi
loa bau / Ariltiania fprlte Sang, la1
trpr ie9, at III life buuoc giort iGu me-
get 0ornpr ior bun. 9on bIeu moo
taeet iom eli goo Sen al Den belle Na>
tior, men bar belennet Den 0oarllg.
S,arls 9Griube oar al en- unbeu Sldg5,
men ban faur uel cugang, bpao ban
iortiener. Seq oniter ale SIaoet5
&Gierect gpot Nptuarl
Wrs. W. oQlppricn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

Jet ale Sorpentrineer, life bare / at
iyemitile Oct inrutteite petorerebe Sus
Ietrcr, - men ogiaa / at bape inbeust
gernene / at pptrGbe. ellie Gina
Rorbp aabncpe Soften meS noglc peIs
ral9te Orb. @uubiIo @etterubs Scs
tlulnation al "Sbe Star Of the Gait"
par itorarfet. On ieg hopoe funnel,
iduoe jea bpttet / She Star % tie
8elt". Ruth gIilIeu og WabeI Nors
bp babe bpttet Houc, men oet bar o9s
iao / lin Srpeu. @sruenes Gang oar
gob % ~peIpal9t. Nu mems her CT
rpperlig S!rbeiere, fan Sarmcrile
~irentisre lin Scuopolt % inc Matc.
rialer, iom lfal bcnpttes iii Sommes
ZEN; oet er bare NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Iom gier Jig girlG>uoc. Zen er aItio
900.
af SeoofaIO tan luruuc3 0ir5. DC
&alunl, Der osbe fur en- . llqer iioel
AZ Srrlng. Set CT goht al fare Gers
TIA og pallbrc mcb SUB, men Vi iproer
nteo Won0cu, iom miittbc lin 0uitri,
% &erucnc, Der miiteoe lin Mpoer.
&lle StIel Nilpr oeoe for en- Sio iioen
cfter et forT S0Neleie. |i lorger mco
bcnbcS SorrIore.
VllS 0ropom pebc u9iaa for Ell
SD 'toer, Ell ing %ige i lin bcoiIe
Ilper; ieIer Spmpati meo beuocS
gtober % Ssiicnoe.
VT nGpne ullc Scr CT inleoct liant
men ! 9pmcn5 &Gntcr. poUer jeg lite.
al Srngt for, at Reouttsrcn piIoe
lenoc belle 8apporten / Gapirturpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
sra 3urhette. Vito. Ganana.

Seq pil iafteu ifripe npgIe Sirier
til min 6iem6p 0ecoro6. Seq reiIte
III @iliston, g. Gaf., / 1908 og
"fleo" paa Souciteab, font ieg prones
Sc op / 1907. 5ar brret tilbu9e til
9ecorab to @augc, % bet er life til
at rm9te, at nit 0ierte Ilaar purmt
Tor 8pen berneo / Soma, bppr ieg blep
febt / 1876. Nliu Sor % @tor ligger
begrobet pno ben nprifs hltberite airtes
aaaro ser, og Oct bar bengaug mine
lem Srpore og icg tar tilba8e Oio iioz
tie Gang, at ri bar Dor firrc Sar I'll
@rapen. s 1909 i Mart5 fIpticoe leg
til Oct iolri9e Spb alberta, CANADA,
bbor ieg for Siber DriOer meo Sars
ming. Sette CT ct ubmerfet Stres
for Socbeupl, Iigeina for |capre %
9p9, % en- fan nco 8oot llbbntte oplc
4lialfa og Snbian Corn. siberia er
ct al Sc itprite 6ueoecentre / &erben.
Bore Tnruere bar ira 800 til 1000
Icres Iture Sarnc. SeIp bar je9 800
Ncres, iom iee briper meo Ell 10X20
Srnctor engine, Der trGtfer ire ii
lHup fApNt w 9rNbpD v 1NltN ~
SlsininB og SmninN. Oct tor mig
pmtrc1t 10 Tiger om Guoren at ubfgre
Suauiuger. %i opler ira % til 30
9uibeIs 6uebe pr. Acre % 40 til 100
@uibclS 6apre. &riieu pau Speoen
CT 1921 pr. @uibeI. % ri fsler egents
Zig life, at III er / arig. Sen oImiiz
beIige 6plelie her CT, at III mao ptloc
ari9el1. On goo Siug CT oct, al &c
Spreneoe Stnter bar taact 0oanO ,
Soufe mcb, inn vi fan faa 9iort Ell
Gnbe pon Militarismen.
Seq uilbe lutte uleb al bebc Sem
ienbe mig "Secorahs@oiten" iom bibtil
oa pcblrgser 50 for bette Mars Cub
i.ription. Seq nar ielp i lin SID pna
"Yoiten"s "Tap rolf. uemli8 i 1890
ipm "Iiperp bon. Meb De bcps
iie SiIieuer % guiter for Oct npe aar,
Senrp u. Hpga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

~S~asuennen" snmafiner CT se Sesu, M
binisie I Sanstieu. 10 Wars @ardniI trlaer
msb bper aVaiilu. SirI5 til -Geeora2.gol.eu-
etter a1ialoa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

Hdrs N%arri5ulue.
Y. 81 Sr.'s 8emmen. Sanion GA
Sinie bar siorr meset for 0jemmet
eeI iioite War. Gnt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
Sra Gulsan, q. Dat.

GO mems @inbeu bpler % Snepri.
pet pt'ter / S99geue, ioa pl jea iette
mig ri8tig nrageIis ~tilrette / Dor pars
me % tolelige Sosligituc % omi1tts
paa Yapir no9Ie ilpetige Confer ion,
f~lofter prtfrirg / NIT 0noe Iom @ier
/ eli 4libe.
Tinteren ~feirer ioag (ocu 16oc Tnz
MAR lin ire Wdartebers Seoiel5oaa
% bar pao benue forte SID ppret iii
ri9ti9 Itor % luGr. inStil ben ioo1
Far Mas @eiocpunftet peb al uoarte
liQ til ell pgte Nortb Satota 9Ii33nro.
@litrof bar vi BOG bapt Ell Sci init
%eir inhtmcllem. SnaIeoes ait Den
iioligc Snc prf, Ian ri fiji pleie nritea
heIc Nouember, meu aligepel iaa bleo
6citarbeioet oerpeo nleget ioriintet, OIL
Sinteren bIiper fsleIi9 lang.
Sulen Iaa III life tort til. Sen
fom title % ubemcrtet % off us innls
me Sci. M Srait pg @pom ion,
pleicbe at fslge meo ~Sulebeitiben /
8nmIe Sage or 9%rabpi5 %foripuuost %
ina beruppc / set toIbc Norbpeitcr.
hpor pper o0pGt. al @efoItnin9en CT
Stanoimoer. Sa9ne jcg folot? so,
foIot bar ser ga. thermometer bar ieo
life, ia set bar fro5ict iitntter. og fan
ielOieI8eIig life opgfoc "&appanosmurs
fet", men Ell bar III uItio ell SIuas
6ornenmIeIle pau N%9letippen Iorl
mliloer ON, buprnaar set CT iorntf.
tigt AT oreic bette fintiolenoe Snitru,
mcnt ct Ear Stre9er IGngcre Spo.
gOIiugeu blcb life Iaa itor IioItc
&eit gienuemiuitlig IS 9uilel5
6pebe pr. Acre, nosIc mere, andre
minore. Sapre og Sng matter hi life
ON. for Oct Isnneoc life llnlagen. Ser
er Dog ~fulotop al so a Straa, ,aa
Selte % areaturer pintrcr bra. 9fuc
log goot I'll, men ser bar life tort
laret, % iaa fit ri Iint 6Iar lom efter
r,oGrenoc Sriier er ontrent iom iaa
me8ct @uI6. Ieo en- "meatIeis" OF
ell "pbeatIeis" 2ag i llgen loa ereier
IN os NOT, % iporer III ct Tibet Strtte
auI til bper 3ag, iaa tan ri cnoAl
lrg8c os Iiot iiIbeoIte.
Dor gnL GoIgau, er minsre end Sc
tore Smnabper, men Iige tor Ioni Sc
lmaa. 6prretnin9sioItet. Ser for Set
CT Stanoinaocr. ier no til NJ
tribes % giere bet sobt, os aQes 9ez
bob paa Oct nPrmeIte tilfre0sitiles.
Sor oriftisc Gormer os 2anosmauo,
Morris SIiou begpnSte en- M Snou.
mi Der ihs't, iSet ban tiebte en- Ses
presle og aabneoe CT Semarfeb, iom
bar siort goo Sorretuins. 5s betaIes
lnso S12 pr. Ton, % forienbes iii an.
Sele al Staten boor Der er Rars
gel boa Sober. 6Iere bunoreoe Cons
n dlereoe uoitibet o. Sresien arbeis
Der frempeIeS ruaripmbeIit 9ino OIL
SeIr tIaaber Set. Set maa iiees, til
Cllons areoit, ar oct er eli aob
S%orreinin9 for aue5 Seoiommenoe.
0prehlGlp bcgpnner Oct Der al blue
'ndpt ON paa 8rIno az, al iaa mails
az pore 0atter ntaa qua | ariaen.
ale imsseler, al Oct bIir Ell ineper
Senons at Hare Zig i9jeunem ben
19rnelte 6reutio paa oette cmraaoe.
elufsl9ellg Ell Del tort 0iertens Unite.
II bore thrtfe Gutter ~iuareit mulia
naa fad iaget Sniterue no pad @lats
len og irfte 3uuoen eiter Dem. ian
bopper / Siseu aIleiammeu.
0erneo ell penIie 0ilien iii 800
ten" 90 eens tlninoer al 2eisre.
dIbert Z. SahIum. '
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

Se, Der lite iuaer nnocuoc Ncoici,
Her, tau crbOloe Eernun Sa6lcttcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

@duile SbeIlum oar en- brumtyi.
ltout Mdno; han pur iornentlig Mc
uiAbeoenS Uloite Reolem.
2ct .rrUer 5ddSc Moo og 2ittag at
uS'nnorc OF be8proe, iaa at iige. ira
mt al meN en- iad tor SumiItc iom
ban hauOt; ban lie aIene ilot ia
iaienncm, men boboc pco lin Eso oeu
@IrNc at tuuue ie lit itore Sitom /
900 &et. ia mer enc set. .unoe glroe
ZIG pco at le Dem uroe famine 4gtelie,
ION ban ielu aItio bopoe upot.
u. II.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
Vcrpos Nouc0pime. sire
Tlaifcr al Peruna rr77u7
AjorOc mia fritz.

Nr5. cine Oil. 9Iaudeitcr, Ohio.
itripcr iom isIgsr:
Seq Fan life fortrae boor meget
lea leo / DC ioite tolp Aar. Sea bar
prrct 0ebunolet al SGger men meo
nm Sluorirg ior en- FOR, Sio. Sea
pac en- ladoau Sorfotnipg REQ ner'
PISS 0opeopinc, CIT Sslelie iom ont Der
Mar ct TrcS paa Min Sierne, o9 por
lnn rcrQes. az ieg life funse iouc om
aniten. 6dDoe tiloels @eioimelieSdns
inIe. Tor lad az olive luu iuua, al lea
tf'e tunoc usisrc nit arbctoc. Sea
bcgrrotc at tG8e Rcrnru. oar toget
llre Stui,er al oer OF bar tiltasct /
Stnrte % SuIo, oa leg tan ilge. at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
IRA 8rDnla, Wiinn.

git &pen er Ell pistis 6aftor / Setts
Iementets 6iitorie her, Iaoer Jig life
btnegte, oo Tarneruc ianIer ii9, hoIs
ser Haaoiln9ringer % Wteber tiI' Sors
rhling al ocns Erooutter, uen1Iig 6les
nen. Sen bliuer oa ogiaa %forpdnoIet
til bet bcpite SIaas Srpr paa gfeie'
riet at Den fIiite gtr. Sono.
SuIen CT ppcr. mel en- Sin8 itaar
ieien: grinoriugeu ON De Imutte
S~uletrnicitcr, iom blcp bolnt / Sfo!es
huie % Siem, boor ~llnsoommen Mt
anlebnins iii at piic, hpao DC baupe
l9rt ON BAN, ion De holbf gRinoefe'
tier for. Seq operpar Setter / nrruss
ite StoIebus. bpor Den flinte SGrertns
Sc. Daiis Olga 6ricter, baoSe opertru1s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
6dn lite
NOT taffc
Sen, for
min
Nclbrcocljc

iea or en- friif H9iurt. Seq fan fife
tot.e Sem uot tor mia 6et5reotlie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

toel5 Stnmucc, TOM Ono ueo MoIe's
pdGno uof5rte ira Sc Uaopsite aatte.
punoes o. SprctiIbeoert "a isr.c sem
IND til 6orlrttelicns @dnN. Ser a6ra,
BAN. oeres C%loefer. Stat. oerc5 geo.
ltetdr o6 Satob, sere5 S,umiar. si9,
ieee % oogteoe Soor o. Gam.
0unoreoer &toues0pro fan ircmlra.
SEQ ON AatoIifernes SaIif6eo. Bore
6orfrSrcs Gen boiler Sen touie
@rao. % en9oer tan itrtpe 6oao Fan
ptl oG inner Tor goOt ON Dem; men
&c pnr ittc Rsoere cher Roroere, ION
ct 6oit %bctrdatct; Ct 0eaer tiIbaS Be
boerfen SprelL ouuoeu eaer aatteu.
6dlpor $. Ser9.
~Spriugfielb. Sodho.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

9. q. 5ueitao.
6errIle. y. Sa..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
Tcocue SOFT.

Eetier Sornion ror ieo. pad @uuc
zen 8omitao i HamodIcu aurct
$500. men boeOe / lin CpoTrt i
Ean9oe, bporiru ban uooauorct III
Aneritu / Aarct 1869. tom 'aa iii
@dnesboro, MimL. hpor han por iii ;
1877. ga ilnt,eNe ran ii. glorib Ga-
.ota. toq init 2ano. ior ban iioeu
ioIg;e ior al tisbe iig e. 0Iem mar
Gilsboro. u. =. bUor BAN plr til
i'm Gso. pan osoe DEN 20oe Cecems
Der al grig6t3 2iienic ci:er > Slar3
Sn8oom. San Iaa ti!ieugs et Enr.
X.
anoers S3el4m 6esrooe5 Sen 14oe
oS. pan Sllbior Nerigbeos ~airteguaro.
%ditor 5hurtpeeu iorre,teoe banoe i
Ntrten o. ueo @pauen. Sroo9 Oct
umiIoe Neir il!gle9 Den 9amie up.
oer9mlno til oen iioits 0Uile al Ell
iaa TOR Siure. iom NIrten ,uuoe rrm-
me. Ten Afosoe uur ieot Saage
YreiegirIo, @~uo6yauoSoul; Tom nj
bette Saro ! 1869 OF IeItIeoc 4 oer
oIaro (oIun OF AeIioi, Nation
ipau SO. bUor ban oeoe. Ndaroer
5riue5 M AZ bans Seu. &dH uar ueo
lin 2eo ! III s9oe aur. oau uar "a
han TOM I'll dmeritG gtft % bdpee
meo iig ! SerH. 0dnS 0ultru oeoe
ior ? War iioeu. SumiIieu ~iorsseoss
eiier @utom'ten bio meo 10. % ban
operlepes AZ 6 Bern. ca. 80 Ssrues
6crn og u Ssrne6srnsbsyu.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09

convalescent hospital and explained
matters to compatriot, likewise re-
covering from the effects of boche
courtesy.
And the bloomin' surgeon, e says
them dawgs is trained Like that. The
| one that found me- e don't mind bull
| let's no more than buns, e don't,
a-wizzin' past is cad. And when e
finds a wounded chap e tykes is cap
or anything that's loose e can get is
teeth in, and away e goes to report
to is K. O., Like a good soldier. So
then the stretcher bearers, they goes
out and brings in the chap, same as
they did me, dye see? Red Gross
trains dawgs by 'undreds. Great, Ell,
wot?"
"Righto," agreed Private Leach's
companion. aspect you'd like to
meet that fellow again. Dawgs'Il
look a bit different to me when I
gets back to Blighty. Bli-me, al
ways 'ated dawgs, but not now I
don't" $3.50.
Look said Private Leach. "'Ere
comes one of the little beggars.'
A wiry, short haired dog with a
deal of bull in his makeup came
limping along on three legs, the
| fourth held stiffly in front Of him
! by an ingenious arrangement Of
sling and bandage. q
| Clicked a bit o. Fritzs lead is
bloomin' little self. e did, Ell, wot?
Ere, Bill. Nice old blokey.'' st,
| The dog went and laid hts head,
friendly fashion, on Private Leach's
knee and looked up into the soldiers
face. whining sympathetically.
"H knows 'ow it feels" observed
Private Leach. Then, 'I say, there,
old timer, look at that earl"
Scar" said his companion. Been
| Hghtin' Like as not"
'Bli-me!" cried Leach. "'E's the
syn1e chap. Ere, now, where you
goin' with me blinkin' 'at?"
The dog, holding Private Leach's
cap at q provoking distance, viewed
the two convalescents with a mis-
chievous eye.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09

IT say, there" called Private Leach
sitting up weakly where you goin
with ne blinlxin' 'at?''
The dog cast a look back across
his shoulder, wagged his tail pleas
antly and continued to trot away
carrying Private Leach's cap in his
jaws.
"Es got a bloomin' cheek. not
'alf!" observed Private Leach and
lay down again. What difference
did it make? He had clicked a bulle
in his right thigh, and, what with
the loss OF blood and pain and hunger
and all, chap might as we'll 'gc
west" without q cap as with one
Now that he'd managed to get g
dressing on the wound and band
age to hold the dressing in place, the
bleeding was less, but the end OF the
smashed bone was grinding in the
torn flesh. It wasn't a bit cushy, out
there in No Mans Land, six hours
in a shell hole with a busted leg.
The dog had popped up from no.
where at all, with his alert eyes and
sensitive, searching nose Grit tight
ly about his body was the broad
white band bearing the flaming sign
OF the Red Cross. He stood quite
still while Private Leach painfully
unfastened the first aid package from
his back and, still more painfully
applied the disinfectant, gauze pads
and clean cotton tincture.' Looking
up, he whined friendly, sympath-
etc whine, and the soldier patted
him gratefully. +
Good old chap" said Private
Leach. you've been knocked about
a bit yourself, eh?'' He touched the
dogs ear where a, recent hurt had
left a scarcely healed scar.
And then the rascal had seized
Private Leach's cap and made of
with 1t toward the lines, paying mo
serious attention to the wounded
mans remonstrances.
Rum little bloke!" remarked Pri-
vate Leach and tainted.
Private Leach sat on sunny
bench in the small courtyard of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
nine GUNNERS
ARE WIPED OUT
Three Inch Shell Exp,odes'
At Fort Worth, Kill
ing Grew
(By Associated Press.)

Fort Worth, Texas. May 9.--Nine
American gunners were killed and
seven injured more or less seriously
near Benbrook, a few miles west OF
Fort Worth, when three-inch shell
exploded at o'clock yesterday af-
lternoon. One gun crew. comprised
Of members OF the headquarters
company of the 141st infantry, was
entirely wiped out and a second crew
from headquarters company OF the
142nd infantry suffered heavy cas-
ualties.
six of the men were killed in
stantly and three died within shor1
time after the explosion. First re-
ports that two trench mortars had
exploded were erroneous.
An attempt on the part Of gun
ner to force the shell, which appar-
entity did not At. down trench
mortar, is believed to have been re-
sponsible for the accident. serge
ant Norman Bow, a Canadian, who If
an assistant instructor for the
trench mortar, said last night he sz,w
a soldier attempting to force the
shell and that he attempted to warn
the gunner. The explosion came toe
quickly. however. Bow was slight
ly wounded by a fragment OF the
shell.
The wounded, except Sergt. Nor
man Bow, of the British army, were
all from Texas as were all the dead
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
NOT WAITING FOR
! SAFE CONDUCT
American Ships Take Grain
TO Swiss Despite u
Boat Menace
tRy Aaaoelated Praaa. J

washington, May s.w-In defiance
OF the German submarines the Unit
ed States is sending grain to swift
zerlaud aboard armed ships. under
heavy naval conveys. prepared to
aght their way through the danger
zones. Two grain ships left an At
lantic port some time ago, two more
sailed last week and others will go
soon.
The decision to supply Switzer-
land without awaiting the expiration
OF the three months time limit set
by Germany for notifying her sub
marine commanders that vessels
carrying the supplies must not be
molested, was made owing to the
critical food situation in the repub-
lie.
A supply Of grain was set apart for
Switzerland some months ago.
Under the German safe conduct
arrangement the grain ships were to
fly both the American and the Swiss
flags, touching only at Cette, the
French port turned over to the Swiss
When the Germans refused to guar
antee safe conduct until three
months time had elapsed, the Unit
ed States decided to send the yes
sells forward, flying only the Ameri-
can flag and touching at any con-
Venient French port.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
To Make Colleges
Military Asset

Washington, May 9.-To develops
as a military asset during the war
the large army Of college students in
the United States the war depart-
ment last night announced q plan
under which it is expected that mili-
tary training will be started next fall
in practically all colleges in the.
country.
Commissioned and nom commls-
stoned officers for the training of that
students, and, as far as possible.
equipment, will be furnished by the
war department for every institution.
of college grade which enrolls 100
or more able bodied students over the,
age of Is years Enlistment will be-
purely voluntary, but all students,
will be encouraged to enlist.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
BRITISH SUBS
FAR FROM IDLE.
Have Successfully Attack
ed More Than 40 Ger
man Warships
efRv AsaocfateI Press.l

Washington, May 9.--More than
forty German warships have been at
tackled successfully by British SUBJ
marines.
This was disclosed by an official
British statement received here and
made public today by the committees
on public information. The review
was the most extensive ever received
in this country OF the work of the
British under water craft concerning
the activities Of which little news
has reached America since their
famous raids in the Dardanelles and
the Baltic sea.
Various exploits Of individual craft
are recounted. In many instances
the submarine commanders have
threaded their way through danger
Gus mine fields to seek out their
quarry and so successful have they
been in penetrating the defenses OF
the German coast that the report
notes that the enemy rarely allows
his above water craft beyond the
confines of his harbors
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
FIGHT KAISER WITH sPUDs.
Women Of BuFIeigh Defense Council
( Launch Campaign.

Bismarck, N. D., May 9.--Bombard
Burleigh county committee OF the
womerl's national council of defense.
THE Germans are fighting us with
potatoes; we have an abundance of
potatoes. let's fight back with the
Potatoes for breakfast, potatoes for
dinner, potatoes for supper; potatoes
for bread, potatoes for pastry, pota--
toes for pudding; potatoes in place of
wheat; potatoes in place of meat"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice Of Mortgage foreclosure sale.
Notice lis hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered
by Harriet Nj. Orchard and III. X. Mil
Ter, her husband, ana Harriet M. Mil
ler Guardian, Of the person and estate
OF Annette y. Carter, q minor, mort
gagors, TO William j, Lane, mortga-
gee dated April 29th, 1914, and fled
OF Deeds, County of Caas and State
OF North Dakota, on the 29th day OF
May, 1914, and recorded In Book 1888
OF mortgages on page IL, and assigned
viii be foreclosed by a sale of the
premises In such mortgages and here
matter described, at the front door OF
me ssls court House in Fargo. In the
County OF Cass and State of North Das-
kota, at the hour of ten O'clock I'm the
forenoon on the nth day OF Juns Al
III 1913, TO satisfy the amount due
upon such mortgage on the day OF
sale. The premises described IN said
mortgage and which will be sold to-
satisfy the same are described as fol-
lows:
"a piece OF ground SIS feet in width,
north and south. BY 100 feet long, east
and west, IN the Northwest corner of
Lot Six l61 OF Block n Of Charles a..
Roberts Adaition to the City OF Far
Ehereof On iiie and 81 record III the
1ffice OF the Register OF Deeds In said
Eass County, and more particularly
ueHcFip9Q p8 4GleI8S ana BOUNDS as 1ol--
lows: Commencing cit the northwest
corner OF said Lot six t61 la Block
sHs, running thence East along the
North line Of said Lot 100 feet. thence
south parallel with the West Inns OF
said Lot 6S feet; thence West parallel
with the Nerth line OF said lot 100
feet, 90 the West line OF said lott
thence North along tho line between
said Lot and Ninth Street South of
said City OF Fargo, being the West
line OF said lot, So feet TO the place
of beginning
There will be due on such mortgages
at the date OF sale the sum OF Two
Thousand Two Hundred Ninety-seven
Dollars Sixty six cents ($2t29f.86)
JOHN II. AIAGII4T4
Assignee.
watson, Young q Conny. Fargo, ~
III. Attorneys for assignee % MORT
cages
gag 9-as-2Ss0, June e-iS, 1919
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
Teachers Held
Not Sympathetic

Grand Forks, N. D., May 9.-The
Grand Forks school board has decided
not to re-employ Charlotte and Lillian
Tischhauser; grade teachers. The &C
tion is said to have been taken be-
not tS taks aI sympatheti e interest in pao o
triotic work. No direct charges of
disloyalty have been made.
A petition has been circulated favor
ing the retention of the Tischhauser
sisters, and the board will likely call
a hearing to ascertain the particulars.
The teachers are Of German descent.
They came here about five years ago.