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fist enforce the judgment of God"


 And from Pastor w. Lehmann's book on "The German God" Satan of- fered the following: "The German soul is Gods soul; it shall and will rule over mankind" And again from the same book Germany is the cen ter of Gods plans for the world" Teaching of earbarism And giving a glimpse into the teach ing of barbarism which has been given to the German boys from the primary to the university in the brutalizing process that has prepared them for their present crimes the writer has quoted from ''The Song of the German Sword" as follows:
 q have slaughtered the old and the sorrowful; I have struck off the breasts of women; have run through the bodies of children who gazed at me with the eyes of the wounded lion. It is meet and right that should cry aloud my pride for am I not the fam ing messenger of the Lord Almighty"
 Quotes Nietzsehe
 From the great philosopher of the Germans, Nietzsche, the following the comment on war and peace was dragged in as evidence in the growing totals that convict the kaiser and his race as the arch-fends of the world.
 "Ye shall love peace as means to new wars-and the short peace more than the long. Ye say it is the good cause which halloweth even war? I say unto you: It is the good war which halloweth every cause"
 In regard to the German attitude toward America and things American some interesting data is presented by MT. Menkin who adroitly leads his Sa- tan to bring in much from the German press, the comment of statesmen and literature to prove his contention.
 "A those German papers and maga- zines say, Tt is the duty of every one who loves languages to see that the language to be spoken in America in the future shall be the German lan- guage
 Using even Ambassador Gerard as authority he quotes from his book My Four Years in Germany" giving the substance of an interview he had with the kaiser, "The verdammte kaiser said America had better look out after this war; I shall take no nonsense from America after this war"
 Guilty of BIasphemy
 In the presentation of the defense of the kaiser the only plea was made for him by the angel Metatron who offered the defense of insanity, "The Kaiser of Germany has gone crazy. He Is war mad. There is no scientist in his empire who can cure him of his ail- ment and inasmuch as insanity is a defense in all courts established by men, it ought to be permitted to be offered here as defense"
 The trial was cleverly brought to a close with the charge of blasphemy sustained against Wilhelm and sen tence of he'll for eternity imposed up on him.
 The little booklet autographed by the author was sent by him to his friend Theophil Feist of Tacoma and in readable form it contains a vast amount of information with bibliogra- phy attached. A large number of let ters of appreciation written by promi- nent' men and officials of the govern ment are contained in the back of the later editions of the work.
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LOST-A plain gold ring, bearing the name and date following: "Din Martha. 1O-5-15" $5 reward to the fin der if brought to the Northern Hotel. Adav. CD.
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DAY WORK WANTED Cooking and odd jobs by hour or day KETCHIKAr DYE WORKS CLEANING ...lD PRESSING
 Call Q. Yasunaga
 Phone R. 175
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!. <. .:. i. :: < .s 1: <. i. -s ie * + * + :. LODGES * AURORA CHAPTER o. E. s. NO. 3
 The Aurora Chapter, Order of East ern Stars, hold reular meetings on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at o'clock at Masonic Hall.
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LADIES

A shipment of Nu Bone Brassieres and Confiners have arrived. Several styles, materials and sizes (from 36 to 54) inclusive.
 MRS. T. R. NEEDHAM
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Ketehikan, Alaska, Aug. 3, 1918 To all whom it may concern: Take notice that on and after the above date I, the undersigned win not be responsible for any debts con- tracted by any one in my employe or tf
 w. J. SULLY.
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LOST PocKETsook

Will the lady who was seen picking up a pocketbook in front of the Grand Theatre kindly return same to this office and receive liberal reward? adv. If.
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LOST-Khaki mans sweater taken from Ladies Dressing Room Moose Hall last night.-Please return to this Ofice.-adv.
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FOR SALE-22 it. launch Al. con- Phone 81.-adv If.
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FOR SALE-Lot near Court House. $9SO for cash. Apply to M. A. Bus sanich.-adv twp.
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SWEDISH MASSAGE
MechanO- -Therupy Swedish
 Massage and Gymnastics QSKAR s. s. GOHRANSON

Mrs. Gohranson will give facial mas sage, scalp treatment and shampoo by appointment.-Phone R. 179.
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CRUISER SARABIL-33 g ft-15 Sterling new. Boat 3 years old, ac- commodations for six completely equipped-Snap see Adams co J. R. Hickman & Co.-adv.
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OUR NOTICE

OUR NOTICE that we are making summer deliver ies of coal now for next whites use. Tell friend husband he should take ad- vantage of summer prices and order the coal now. Better be prepared for any emergency and the saving is not to be despised. Phone us how much and what kind. We'll start the delivering at once.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
WOMEN WILL HOIST
HONOR FLAG AT NINOT

Minot, N. d.. April 2e.-Ths role
that the women Of Minot played at
the third Liberty loan campaign,
contributed largely to the success Of
the work In the city and the coun-
~. The Minot allotment was over
subscribed the first day Of the drive
and last nights figures brought the
total over the 100000 mark.
Women workers who participated
in the campaign will hoist the honor
flag Saturday afternoon. Mrs. 9. II.
Coar and Miss Alma Sandstrom viii
draw the fla gto its height. Minot's
newly organized million dollar drum
corps" will attend
The wOmen's Liberty loan COM
mittees and workers made a credit
able record. Their work closed Sat
urday night and at that time they
had $S1, 900 OF the total amount Of
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
FRAILL COUNTY
TICKET NAMED

Hillsboro N. d., April 2s.-About
IS farmers and business men OF
Trail county attended meeting
held In Hillsboro yesterday under
sal OF the Lincoln Republican,
eague. Candidates for the state
eg1slature were endorsed, and a
group of delegates TO represent
Iraill county at the Republican con-
Fentton in Minot on May / were
slected.
The necessity for absolute loyal
support Of the government was set
forth by several speakers, and the
speakers also pointed to the danger
10 the state from agitations now be-
ing fostered by a group OF Socialists
who the speakers charged resorted
70 various and many misrepresenta-
tons in their propaganda
The following legislative ticket
was endorsed.
boro.
Representatives. c. A. Ullan, May
vile township; Knut r. T. Peterson,
Belmont township; X. o. Haugen,
Roseville township.
The following men were elected to
represent Trail county at the State
conference to be held at Minot May
Gle Foss, Stavanger township:
=. II, Holland, Blanchard township;
John Chelson. Eldorado township;
Ole r. Peterson, Bingham township;
Y. @. Goplerud, Portland township;
Q. @. Sorlie, Stavanger township;
Ole Arnegard, Hillsboro; s. G. SVEN
son, Roseville township; Al. T. Kraa-
bel Norman township; Andrew
Knutson. Galesburg township; Theo.
kaldor, Hillsboro; E o. Ellingson,
Norway township: Roy w. johnson.
kelso township; Il. Y. sarles, Hills
boro.
The following were appointed as
an executive committee to take
charge Of the campaign: A. Steen-
son, Eldorado township: william
Burnett. Void township: e. D. El-
lingson. Norway township: s. @.
sWenson, Roseville township; John
+. johnson, Kelso township.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
Big
DriUe---CenSOr
ExbungeS Rest

Grand Forks, ". D.. April 2s.-"It
seems there Is lot OF talk about a
German drive coming one OF these
days, but (censored).
That Is all Mrs. III. g. Iverson. Of
that city, learned about the big drive
which started several weeks ago,
from her brother, George +. Hanson,
with the American e1peditionary
forces In France. The censor eX-
plunged the rest of the story
speaking shout the change OF
opinion" writes Mr.. Hanson, Il want
to say that ! met a fellow here the
other day who had been one OF those
religious objectors to the war when he
was at home ] have never seen, !
think, any one so enthusiastic about
the war as he is now
1T lis a common saying among some
OF US out here that some OF the OBJ
jectors, when they do come to sense,
make the best soldiers. This man In
particular has won the admiration Of
every one from the highest officer to
the privates, and time and again he
has plunged into the pits OF danger.
II met him the other day and asked
him how he liked the war. He said:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
SARGENT COUNTY.
OFFERS REWARDS.

Forman, ". d., April 26.-The
Sargent county board Of commits
sioners has posted a reward OF $500
for the apprehension OF the man or
men who fired two elevators at
HampIe, this county.
In resolutions adopted by the conn
m.issioners, 1t is cited that the fires
are believed to have been incendiary
in origin.
The commissioners also post a re-
ward OF $500 to be paid to parties
for the arrest and conviction Of any
person who may hereafter set fire to
elevators in Sargent county.
"A still further reward of $3.50 is
posted to be paid for the arrest and
conviction Of any person committing
sabotage as defined by an act adopt
ed at the special session Of the legis-
lature
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
Briefly Told
Hubbsirs Conse.-AdvL
shop at HicEsrs-AdvE

HubbeIi.B CoRea.-AdvE
shop ae RicMsE-s--Advf.
Herbsrs for noaaerv.-AdvG
Have Knight Prtg. Co. print it-Aa
Hen5ricAson'B shoes For styls.--
Advt
Can the yellow Taxi Phone 51t.-.
Adv.
Nick Konen taxi. Phone ts2-
Advt.
Mrs. C. Tiedeman, of Verona, - a
visitor IN Fargo this afternoon.
Metropolitan wall Paper House,
w. CA Rlce. Phone zA7s. tls and Ave. n.
--Advt
George II Wright of Duluth. vas
among the Minmeaota arrivals IN Ear
20 Thursday evening
Cas- ranges connected and repaired
~ b. r. Miller. the gas mRn. Second
hand gas ranges Tor safe En9ne
1855 or SHAI-W. .--AuWE
John II. Kirk OF Bottipeau. c. a.
Barker of Hanzinaou, and George
Hnvmes OF the Universe lty PC North Da.-
kota, are among the visitors tn Fargo.
andrew n. GLASGOW, assistant cash
8ar az the First National bank &C
NarneHwfila. was an arrival in Fargo
Thursday evening
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FINAL LUTHERAN DRIVE
REPORT MADE BY NESTOS

Minot N. D., April 2s.-R. A. Mes
tos, chairman for North Dakota of
the Lutheran church war fund drive.
yesterday made his report to the Ma
uonal Lutheran commission of re-
suits attained in the state.
The final report discloses colIec-
tons agregating SCI, ,as2.45, or an
oyersubscripttoiin OF 362 per cent,
the states quota having been $4,000.
The contributions. Mr.. Nestos re-
ported. came from IL different
branches OF the Lutheran church In
North Dakota, the largest being from
the Norwegian Lutheran church of
America which contributed $50
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
PLAN MILITARY PARADE.

East Grand Forks, MINI, April 2e.--
Preparations are being made here for
the monster military parade which
will be started by the home guard on
May ~. Thief River Falls, warren
Ada. Baudette and CrookBton viii be
represented. An encampment of the
home guard organizations Of the men
toned cities may be held at Maple
lake, near Crookston, or on the Red
Lake Indian reservation some time in
July.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
BAN ON PERMITS TO
F0RETGE-BOHN MEN.

Minot, N. D.. April 26.--Any foreign
born person who has not declared his
intention OF becoming q citizen Of the
United States will not be granted a
pendent upon the city commission,
under the provisions OF a resolution
adopted at the last session of the city
commissioners.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
FORMEH DAKOTAN DEAD.

Mandan, n. D., April 2s.-Rev. oluf
Clascoe died at Brush Prairie. Wash,
according to word received here BY g.
Al. Renden from his wife, who has been
at the bedside Of her brother. The
deceased was we'll known here, having
served as pastor OF the Lutheran
church about ten years ago. He was
sg years old The remains viii be
taken to Lanesboro, Mimi, the old
home, for burial.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
CLERUM soToRCYCIE SERGEANT.

Devils Lake. N. D.. April 2e.--'T am
Just as happy as a soldier could be-"
writes Ralph Glerum, sergeant in a
motorcycle corps in France, having
under him eight motorcycles. eight
side-cars and eight men. The work
OF the corps is to transport army Off
GERS on war errands and to carry mes
sages. Private Glerum was formerly
a member of the now smashed North
Dakota Second regiment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26

bonds sold IN the city to their credit.
They were given the residence por-
tion Of the city in which TO work
The captains Of the women divis-
ions were as follows Mrs Francis y.
Murphy, Mrs. @. 8. Wooledge, Mrs
g. ID. Keiso. Mrs. III. III. Bragg, Mrs.
ID. r. jacobson, Mrs Norman Elli-
son, Mrs. o. A. Maln., Mrs. D. H.
Moon and Miss Anna Thompson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
MRs. FULwILDER DEAD.

Mlnot, n. D.. April zs.-The re-
mains on Mrs. Louise Fu1wi1der. who
died at the home of her son in spo-
kane, Iay in the undertaking parlors
Of j. Nv. Rowan last night and Will be
shipped today to the old home at
Etreator Ill Mrs. Fulwilder was SO
years old. With her husband she set
tied near BOttineau, M. D., I'm 1888. Her
husband died I'm 1903
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26

Bismarck, ~ D., April 26s-Iaora c.
Little, arrested q Few weeks ago by
the department. OF tuBtkDa. charged
with circulating iit8ratura opposinR
compulsory vaccination in the army,
waived examination before III. 81 Com.
John Fort and was bound over To the
federal grand jury.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
REPoRT LoAN HoI.nrNns-

Minot. ". D.. April 26.-Under pro
visions OF a resolution adopted BY the
Mtnot city commission, all officers and
employees Of the city are required TO
report TO the city audit0r what sub
scriptiong they have made TO the Lab
@rfy Loan The andffor he's been n
structed to report this information to
the commission at its next meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
MANDAN BACKS CHILD WORK.

Mandan, ~. d., April z6.--MFa. ~ q.
Nackin, chairman In charge Of child
welfare work in Morton county and
Mrs j. r. Miller, local chairman. have
named their committees that the work
can be carried on through propeF
county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
Fighting Men Of Four Great Nations
Line Ub to Hit Hun on West Front

Realizing that the war win be won
or lost on the western front, the
Allies are concentrating their
strength on the long line between
Switzerland and the North sea. Pre-
gone to the French front, where they
will take over the right flank Of the
allied line.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
TRAYNOR TO ADDRnss MEN

New Rockford, N. D.. April 26-Fred
~ TraynoF. OF Devils Lake viii deliv-
er the farewell address at the opera
house here Friday evening. April 26.
IN honor Of the Eddy county men who
viii leave for Camp Dodge. Arrange
ments are about complete for q fare
veil reception and dance. The New
Rockford concert hand and orchestra
will furnish music
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
RLANnAN DEDECAT.Es SCHOOL.

AEandans n. d. April 16.-With ap-
proprt@1e ceremonies. the new ST. Jo-
eeph parochial school here was dedt-
Gated. Bishop Wehrde and ether church
dignitartes taking part. John ~ Sui
ltvan acted as chairman Of the meet
ing and delivered q brief address. J..
NJ Devine, former governor. ana sup
erintandent Of the state reform school
was another speaker.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
LoMA aovgR TH.E Top..
Montana Town oversubscribes Loau
Quota 900 Per Cent.

NUota o4U FER Cent.
Iona, Mont, April 26.-Loma, a
town Of less than 200 population, as
signed $3.50 in the third Liberty
loan bond sale, subscribed S12,50 in
a three day drive, oversubscribing
its quota nearly 500 per cent, ac-
cordinE to an announcement here by
Glenn Farrar, cashier Of the Iona
State bank.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
INSANE MAN COMluTrE0.

1Eandan. N. D., April 16.--John Ches-
worth, Of Waahburns formerly q pa
tfsnk at the Jamestown hospital for
the insane, has been rocommitted to
that institution by the Morton county
insanity board. Cheaw0rth is NJ the
belief that ne lg a surveyor and had a
unique surveying outft when taken
into custody. He is about 65 years
old
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
MAYOR MAKES APPOINTMENTS.

Velva, M. D., April 26.-Mayor Tllla--
paugh has announced the following
appointments: DR.. AalSer, health ON
GERS ]. r. Meagher, city attorney;
James Burton. marshal; DR.. R. 81 Nor
ton, IRE chief; J. A Beebe, street COM
missioner and A @. Smith superin-
tendent &c the WaterRorka.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
auLLTvAN &c EREEDoaI.


Charge on which An0theE Ia Held.
Dickinson. N d. April 26.-Fred
Sullivan pleaded guilty TO importing
liquor into North Dakota, Judge w. g.
Crawford sentencing him to 80 days
in Jail and a ane Of $3.50. The jail
sentence was made retroactive from
the time VI Sullivan'a arrest. with the
result that ne has already gone 70
Miles City 20 establish his residence
on n homestead.
Sullivan, after being arrested,
charged that he had paid sbush
money to Louis Tobias. q Dickinson
man. who now faces criminal charges
on which he viii be tried next weak.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26
McLEAN errLL GorNG.
Not a Blue Card Used in County u
Thard Liberty Loan Drive.

Thard Liberty I.onn Drive.
Washburu. M ID. April 2e.-harl
Klein, third Liberty Loan chairman
for Mclean county, reports that Ac-
Lean county subscriptions already are
quota, and that the teams are atlli
working. With an allotment % @bNs~
600. Mclean county ~ date has sub
ncribed for 100000, and there haNn
the c0uufw
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26

Devils Lake, NJ d. April zG-The
biennial session Of the Red River Val
lev conference Of the Evangelical
lutheran church closed here Thurs
day evening. Subjects Tor discussion
were assigned TO the members and
many interesting points were eluci-
dated during the conference.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26

81 am happy 70 be here. AT home
! was a fool. Now ] am beginning %
become q man..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-26

Tor quick service: call Key
City Laundry. Phone 10. q
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-12-10

g ground school nor flying school
was the neck Of the bottle throurh
which practically all aviators who
have entered the service since is
establishment, January 30, 1913,
have passed It was designed as
a place in which the morale Of the
aviators could be maintained while
the men were in transition from:
one stage Of development to an
other.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-12-10
A FLYING school,
ON GROUND

Dallas, Texas Dee 9.-More than
70, 600 flyers have won their wings
at Camp Dick, the greatest avia.
ton concentration camp in the
United States since last January.
This was revealed for the first
time III figures made available bv
the end Of the war.
The Dallas camp, while neither
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-31
SECRETARY OF navy DANIELS
HASBuSY DAY OF CONFERENCES
AND SPEECHES IN new ENGLAND

In his Faneuil Hall address Mr.. Dam
iels asserted that the election of ON
gress opposed to the policies of Presi-
dent Wilson would indicate to the A.
lies Of the United States and to Ge.7na-
ny that America had gone back on her
allies and that the people had chosen
debat ting society to lead the world to de-
mocracy rather than unified leader
ship.
Secretary Daniels insisted that it was
not President Wilson who injected parti-
but, he said. Republicans who, after
searching diligently for n party issue.
picked flaws with the Presidents !; dec
larations for peace uttered Jan. after
their acceptance ay friend and foe in all
parts Of the v orld as the real basic prin-
ciples Of world democracy"
He reviewed the "a declarations, char
acterizins them as the declaration IF
independence of the world" and assert
ed that Republican opponents of the i'd
ministration who failed to understand
them must be unable to read English.
Every soldier delayed in reaching
France after the declaration of war was
delay by the Republican filibuster on
the shipping BILL continued Mr.. Dan
iels. Had the shipping bill passed wnrn
sought by the President we could have
carried our soldiers to Eurone in our
own ships and instead OF 2coo c00 at he
present time there would have been H.
ooo. ooo, with the war ended at this time."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-31
FRENCH ATTACK ON WEST FRONT
AIMED AT COMMUNICATION LINES
U.S., BETTER GRAN Pre- POSITIONS
(By The Associated Press.)

60 miles the Brena northern It
Adaic the ungaians being
holding
flight the
through
liberated $4,000
machine
havealen the
allied bombing
badly congeted
leading toward the Austrian frontier.
the making
broken of the
the
are o allies
marked
Along British
eastward from
Labn driving
thereby compel the
enemy to readu 0
materially bered their positions in attacks against the Germans The
which
Meuse there
crashing the fs
Mesopotamia
Serbian at the
$50 miles the Ts reported that Turkey has
i.h
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-31
CANCELLATION OF S60,000,000
WORTH OF TROOP SHIPS ORDERED
UNAVAILABLE BEFORE 1920

they could not be delivered before 1870
and would be of little use in the mill
tary program. 1t also was agreed that
operating of the shipyards might .eE-
porarily at least reduce the output If
the several large yards already operat-
ing in that district and for that reason
it was decided not to build at the PLAN:
Mr.. Hurley also said at the time the
war department asked for the large
troopshiHs the shipping board authorized
endorsements of the new shipbuilltrg
companies plant at Camden. ~ j.. acd
the Bethlehem Cos. Sparrow Point yard
building Of some ships. Extension CT
the latter plant has been completed, but
that of the Camden yard has been o.
dered curtailed in the line with the pol
ICY not to turn out ships of this l;pe
that cannot be made before 1870. Plans
Cor bringing the troops horne after he
war contemplate The Conversion of large
@teel freighters into temporary trans
ports so that tire original number of
troopships will not be needed even for
that purpose.