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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
CBy Associated Press.)

st. Paul, Feb. 12.-Attorney James
Manahan reached st. Paul from
Lakefield today with the statement
that he had been ordered out Of that
town by the sheriff despite his plea
that he was counsel for Joseph Gill
bert, Nonpartisan league official, now
on trial on charge of unlawful as
semblage. According to Mr.. Man
ahan he appeared on the streets in
Lakefield last night and was met by
a crowd consisting mainly of youths,
who cried here's the man we want,
while some member hollored get a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
EAST SIDE NOTES

Louis Miller has rented the Henry
Baxter farm near Baker and will
take possession about March /.
Moorhead Lodge No. 1910 Loyal
order of Moose will hold it's regular
meeting at Phenix hall Wednesday
at o'clock p. m. Important business
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
BOARD ACCEPTS EDWARDS
LETTER; NO SUCCESSOR

At the meeting Of the Moorhead
Board of Education, held Monday
evening, the notice from Supt. II. r..
Edwards of the city schools to the
effect that he would not be a candi-
date for reelection, was accepted
and the position was declared vacant
at the close of the school year.
No applications for the position of
superintendent have been received,
but the board anticipates a number
of requests as soon as it is known
that q vacancy exists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
Emperor William
Goes To Belgian
Watering Place
(BY Associated Press. ]

Iby AsSOCIaLeu EEess,J
London, Feb. 12.-Emperor Will
liam's personal headquarters are TO
be transferred to Spa, the Belgian
watering place near the Prussian
frontier, according to statements in
the German papers. says the Ex-
change Telegraph correspondent at
Amsterdam. The emperor expects to
take the cure there for a short time,
it is said.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
OAK MOUND NETS PROFIT.
Red Cross Chicken Pie Benefit Re.
turns S67.4o to Fund.

The feature of the chicken pie
dinner given at the Oak Mound con-
solidated school house Saturday ev-
ening for the benefit of the Red Cross
branch, was the patriotic address by
Prof. B. g. Martin of the Moorhead
Normal school. This splendid loyalty
appeal was appreciated highly by the
audience,
Meatless day was appropriately
observed for the chickenpie was not
made of veal or any other substitute.
AS a result of the entertainment
S67.4O, has been added to the fund Of
the Oak Mound branch of the Red
Cross.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
ARRIVES IN FRANCE

Mr. and BTrs. Paul Martin Hear FROM
SON. Earl Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Martin, 912
Fourth avenue south, received word
this morning that their son, Earl, has
arrived safely TN France.
Earl Martin Is a member of Battery
b, one Hundred and Forty-eighth
Montana artillery, and the parents
were anxiou sfor q time fearing that
he was aboard tie ill f@trl T1era IS a-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
FIRENEN MAKE RUN TO
FRANK N'KONE Home

The fire department made a run at
11:10 o'clock this morning to the resi-
dence of Frank McKone, 924 Broad
way, and extinguished with chemic-
ais, a firew hich had started in the
bathroom from an alcohol lamp.
There was little damage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
STORES REMAIN OPEN.
Moorhead Banks. However. Observe
LincoIn's Birthday.

Moorhead merchants are keeping
open house today, Lincoln's birthday.
The banks were closed all day. and
the city schools were in recess in
observance of the holiday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
SERVICES AT GETHsEMANE.

Ash wednesday, services and Holy
Communion will be held at Gethsem-
ane cathedral at 1880 o'clock tOmor-
row morning. Special services will
also he held at 1880 o'clock in the
evening, and at 4:30 o'clock on
Thursday mad Friday afternoons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
FREDERIcKs RITES TO-DAY.

Rev. o. z. WcCraeken Officiates at
Funeral Services.
Funeral services for Mrs. Birdie
Fredericks, 81, who died at her home
at 422 Front street Sunday, were held
from the f. F. Moore chapel at 2
o'clock this afternoon, Rev, o. Z. Nc
Cracker officiating. Interment was in
a north side cemetery.
Mrs. Fredericks had been a Fargo
resident year. A son and daughter
DR.. Paul c. VeFne's number is not In
the telephone directory. 1t is 2420-W.
-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
SI.O2s.101.88 s6S5.4O1.45
Great Northern Case.
Tax accepted

the following counties and amounts
as indicated:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12
Wa Savings Stamps

War Savings Stamps learning 40 interest compoured quarter
wi and u s. Thrift Stamps (exchangabe for War Savings Samps
NAV be had al the post office nearest bank trust company other
authorized agency from Lincoln the blessing Of thrift" help
your country and help yorsear buying War Savings Stamps
or u. s. Thrift Stamps today
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-12

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NcrS Nafota.

lllNffc / Sfijnffcn. Zen If saari1e
Shcitcr S@ccraaro / Minot or forle'
ben fcnlntcu oIporlig tilifaoe peo ct
IuIo / Ell Stibotfc. Son fif Softc-
brupt fnufrrt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
@iseomfm.

Sppe Sanger ~benaaoes. Sra Mo.
oiion meloes, at Statcns goaro Of
Control, fom / TO Taae bapoe bopt
Ufeoer peo Statsfpngslet / @aupun,
bar leslaot tppe al DC oerppreube
Sanger paa 8aroIe.
Saaret peb @rrniem. Wopnoro
". Wrotpr, tioliaere Yoitbetient oa
boenoe | Ga Grosie, men MT SoIbat /
Srettenoe aapaqeri, er blepen jfl,St
g1ennem begge Sen mebens ban aior.
DC Sogttiencite peo Sen merifanife
@rpnie ner Waoero, seras. San
bar inolagt paa SoipitaIet / @romns.
bile, Seras.
T%orlpnnSen @uinbe efterisaes. Ger
er netop uolopet Ell 9~eIennina al
5000 Tor Den eaer Sc, iom fan aipe
liffcr @cifeo ON Mrs. Maen Sill al
Wfonoopi. Wrs. Sill, Ser bar Is
gar aammel, bar pGret ~foripunbeu
lloen iio't / Wai ifior, oa ct efterIoot
Seltdntente bill mart forelpaaes Sfif.
terctten, men unber bisie Smitnubia.
beoer laoer bel bette Jig ponifeIis ais.
re for oct fsrite.
"a Grosie miitcr Standardization.
I'll ga Grosie inoleb Den 23oe 9eifeo
ON, at Sopeofparteret for Soutbern
Ninnelota Giuiiion al MiImallfee.
ganen ifal flpttes oerfra til Muffin,
Vtlrn. Ga Crosse bar bapt Bette So.
peofparter iiocn Soutbern Iinneio.
ia @anen bpggebes / @egpnoelien al
Spttlaarene. Barre or oct boo oooct
Wiilpaufee, ionr unocr Smorbniroeu
AZ Scrnbanerne bar miitet tire Chi.
ltonsfontorer pan obennrpnte @one.
ip'tem. Sopeofporteret Tor Broiric
OH Gbicn Gipiiionen er flpttct til DO
oi'oil, Den noroliee Chiffon til So.
rlcolt og "a Grosie Gipiiion til Sort.
age.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Nontana.
Sfpbcnfirrcu / Chr,

Sfpb,afirrcm i 8arriIom. Ser
meIocs ira @arriion, at aicbntano
NJ. 2. Senien. ser bIep ifuot al u.
.. Safe, Sremler poa Nortbern $50
ciiic @anen, bar nogen lloiigter til at
lepc. Safe peoligeboIoer en- baaro.
naftct Sausbco, % man tror BELT at
ban or iinosipg.
Snfcrruemasie iitcbetfor Mais. !
Bitter Hoot &alep CT ser giort Cor.
Ieg ueo ierret Suffcrroenasie 'om
Sober iiteoctior MaiS, o. man paa.
Itaar lloialoet giennemgoaenoe har
pTrct beIbist. Senne Iasie fan
fiebcs til en Yris. Ser iparcr til ON.
trent eli SreoicoeI al boao Nais TO.
tier, % auGa % Uriie ipnes eoot
ON Den, iamtibig som Den life beoGr-
pes peo at lisse / ncsen SiS. Genne
me Sremaanesmaabe peo at tsrre
MnsIcn bill / life liocn 8rao hieIpe
til al Is;e Sooeriperssmaalct | Non.
tana.
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Wiuneicta.
GDp2er peo Nurmnlifulcu

Spp3er peo NurmnlitUlcH. Can't
liQe GIcpcr peo Stotcns Hornolifulc
| g3inono, iaIt omtrilQ 700, blcu
forrigc llge pofcinereoe eitcr at ct
5iIiGIoe Al Stopper por opooQct in.
Sen Snitinltionen.
@nmmel Shcrbnruc Mans alno,
iclig ooS. Il. :. lhompiou en- al
Sherburues uIorc uelticnote @oroe
re "a &eteran ira &orpcrfriQen cr
plloieIil oiQaatt peo Geoen. san
ialot Ooo tilbagc / Stolcn netop iom
hans @uitrll lailc &orobenncn res
Srofoitboroct.
GntOmDbi!.lab bar %alg. Selpicn
bar en- blomiircnoe 9lutonlobiltlu5.
Der forriee llge bolbt iii ieinie aar!igC
Webe. Ter bar i &ebct al lioitc gal
inomeIot q me Weolemmer 81
ErGiioent palgtes q. 8. Gimmeitao
9'iceprpiioent, u. ". IonIon; &c
fretpr. s. 8. @egoal; aasierer. y
~. eioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Watipnalparfen ifaI aabnes iom

SAN
panlig. Ger meIbes ire Siuinaston,
at Dcllomltone MationoI Earf til
%aaren oil aabnes for 5uriiter iom
pollllg. Ter bar p9rct bette Menin.
ger berom, nlelt ct afgigrenoe Spar
par ga inolebet ira @aiGinaton. Man
%llllsoe'er eli goo Ssgnina, troos at
Sernbaneiituationen bill pirfe / no.
gen 8rao binorenoe.
annoe life itpre fin @amb. Gonna
earo, beficnbt oper belle Wontana
lont ben briitigite 9pinoe til at ride
% ltpre piloc Seite, bar ueb Netten
| Wtis'oiila inogipet gnisanino ON
Sfilsmisie ira lin Manb = BEN hun
tll'taar lite at fiinnc itpre. Wrs.
Saro bar pco flere MnIeoninaer unber
Sppisninger / Misioitla oueraoaet Sc
bebGnol9Ite aogutter / at iiboe Tom
lplgret paa S%eiterpsgen.
TN inbuiflet Sag. Ser bar / @lt.
te to Mpno, ser reailtrcreoe iom
Vartlep aain. Gen che al Dem bIcp
frlta9et for Sieneiten, mcoens ocn
altoert %beororebes til at boloe fla irr.
dig FOR at trpffe / Trsien. Iette bar
alf arett NOT iaa Ianet. Wen iaa
trdf oct Jig ilia at ben enc auin bIep
orGbt peo ct ltIpffcstiIieIoe, 'iamti.
otg iom Den anoen forIpanbt ira
Spen. Otter / noeen Sio at bore ef.
teriset 'om Gciertsr err ban MI arre.
lteret, men paaitaar, at ban er Sen
frlta9ne aain. Miltoriteterne bor
MI 1oerfiat en- ltnoerioaeIic for at
TONNE tllbulos / Sen inopiflebe Soo
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@ihiaam.

8rano Enpios / Wprfc. Get eIef.
trllfe gnlGa / 8rano @apios bIcp
'io'tc Wanoag lat uo al TirfIonbeo
neS ct oaarlig %beregnet Mincifub, %
Vncn laa ON Iftenen / ct 9apptiif
Werfe. mcocns al Snouitri, Der or.
bolot lin Gripfrait ira benne Slide,
'too title, Man piloe gisre InI9a.
acts Tanorenoe itsrre peb at bruce
Spnamit paa be itore 6ieISitpffer,
men ct al oisIe ilpneebes MOB en-
Stolpe meo Den Sslse. at ale SEQ.
ninger a~ibrsbes. y
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@oostoa miitcr to %usnc.

@ubstua miitcr to %usnc. % Ct
@obStog paa North @eltern Woncu
iorlcoen Nat tom iio til @inono. Oh.
bascbc aououftorcn til i'm itore Nor.
bauicllc, at 10 %oNnc por i%cripurNuc
San bopoc iclp toilet citer. isr %.
Get oisif ira "a Crosse. men m, otter
Sutomitcn til @luouo hu1oc hon
life fonlme ira, al Ell &o9n mes arl
% ell ailoen meh 0tcI monalcne. Der
bapSc %ioretommet cn0el uololommr
Rpfnin9cr nebe reo SrempeaIcou Of.
iteos, men e'ter at Soset Der bar iton.
let funoe illtct iGrIis mcrfcS. Wc.
bcns man ni'filtcrcNc llnScret opne !
@inona fcm Der imioIcrtio SeIcipu,
mcloing ira Srcunpeaicou ON. at r.
&oane meo anl % Mel Iaa ! 8rei.
rem nGr bette Steo - ON mon u,oo
| ifc iapncoc nogci iaaoam? Get bpiil
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lllgtfc I Sflanffcn. Scn 11saart9e
Ghcitcr SSccraaro / Minot er forle-
Den fcmmcu ~oInorlig tilifaoe PEG ct
Gulo i Ell Stibotfc. Sen I'll Sotte-
benet fnUftct.
@nmmcl Surilt orb heb Saitljper.
iii TnrNo mclNtc2 iorrile llge, at
WcorNc i. @oOopiu. Ipm i 1888 bleo
9tortb 1ototoa iorita slttornep De
neral, pco ct plu0ielis. Sloebefmoen,
oe e. inIot oc0 Dill / lit Sicm / Salt
cafe Gitu. San bauoe boet | lltah
iioca 1892.
Sacatcr brGmot. "Ircam!a.io
@ou", ei Sbeater ior bepGgellge Sps'
bileOer / Gorriipn, ncbbrGnote tor.
leben 9liten Ell tnap Salutime e1fer
al 6orcltiaingeu bar aiilllttet % 0olf
nar itrsnmet no. Iariaaen par ell
mongeIiulo .St~oritenspibe. Sapef
an'loges til $1,000.
Tor.anser iait Yris paa %lnoe'
bpsIng. Nortb Safotas &eoltaps-
hanblere, Der iorriee llge bolof IN
1900 aorlige aonpention | Uargo'
bar peo &cioIltioncr annlooef Hc9le'
rinaen ON at iGttc iaite Tri'cr paa
%~lnoehp@iiug Tor oct fonrntelloe @ar'
&c anbc'oler cnouioere, at Uarinreo'
'tuber titles bloubt &c Tarer, DER 81
pc2 6ortriu peO Sen birtlg't 'lIlil'ae
Norieuoclic.
&aro Gpuntp iSrser for Srofor'.
Secoub Naiionol 9anf ! Nilloof' oer
tlebte Be al @aro Goun'ps 9oIlll''S..
lGrer uoitcote Bombs til ct SeleD AZ
$250,000 Tor at gipe t~rTi'gelloe
6ormerc MibIcr til at ifaite lIs S9o.
form. har Den 24oc oS. oeponetel
Tenaene hos Gpuntpcts 9dslerer'
hnor Dc llaar til Sorincrlles alenef,.,
Tantcn tlsbic ole De iioiteofe Sd''oS
III 500 opcr par.
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Syo Safota.
0prect / memcrtet Ssprfatuina.

apGaopbrUttcre i Strpaet meucm
Misiourilobcn % @lact Stills Tiger,
at apract alSris bar perci / en- bco.
re Soriatnina paa bennc Sio al Iarct
enc netop MI. SiNite Neit par iaa
tor. at 1rGsict moonebes paa @at.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Sea mobtog @osen "Samen / Spist~
for en- sib iiSen, % iea maa Iiae
"Somcn / Spibt" er Ell az Sc besitc
@eacr. ies bar Iait, iaa iee tor trpai
onbeiaIc Sen iii mine 2~anesnrnS.
Ium liter al IGie en- aoS Soa. Siaes
Ieocs Soften" % "@eo grnen", ct al
&c bebitc norifc SlaSe. ri bar her /
Sanbet.
2iIieu til ale "Yoiten"s 99ierel
u. 0unoerion.
Duluth. Ninn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

eIrtp dter Vrbseerenplarer n .Ieesras.
soften % eeb Aruen". gtuiaite % men NJ
brsete nerfie Slab I amertfa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

"eshen"s enene Ssenter or bens eduuie
abornenfer. ser'or tan ot iiIbo iaa p9rettulee
grrrrier til abonuenttamiere.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13

scale that the
production low. They therefore priced
The prices and for Fall
$2O $25 $50, $35 and upward
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
WORK OR FIGHT ORDER
WILL NOT BE APPLIED
TO ALL N0N-ESSENTlAlS

WASHINGTON. Sept 13.-ProVost
Marshal Gen. Crowder announced
Thursday night that the work or
Fight order now being enforced by
district boards would not affect all
industries failing 20 obtain "a place
ou the preference list recently estah-
E~hel by the war industries board.
An erroneous impression was cur
rent he said, Jhat the list of five
non-productive occupations i'll which
men of draft age cannot be employ
cd. ar they wish TO retain deferred
classification. had been enlarged 20
include au industries which the
preference list omitted
This idea" Gen Crowder said.
sc8U- for prompt population. The
nou-productive' list of five classified
occupations has not been enlarged
and 10 viii not be enlarged without
tine amplest and most explicit no
tice. SeIective service boards are
expressly directed until further no
tice to bring no other occupation
under the work or fight order except
those expressly listed
The preference list OF the war In
du~trie- board Gen. Crowder said.
s,reugrhened the position of a limit
ed number of industries most essen
t.J1 to the conduct OF the war iu that
ther are recommended 20 the dis
r.ct draft boards as being necessary
ANA -hc boards may take advantage
of that recommendation I'm determiu-
ing whether am indispensable man
u such au industry should DE given
deferred classification. ON the other
laud. tine work or fight order. ne
said strengthened the army by
taking resigtrauts who chose 10 stay
u 20 small group OF occupations in
which they could De replaced by
women cor older men or boys.
The two groups Gen. Crowder eN-
urainsd care not Identical and pre-
-u Aably never win become identi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
Draft Slackers
VIII Find Tough
Shedding Soon

WASHINGTON. sept ia
nationwide effort to round up men
who failed TO register for the draft
Thursday. will be started imme-
diately by specially organized
corps Of department of justice
agents. This corps, it was learned
Thursday, has been in process of
organization for some time. and will
work quietly. without making gen.
eral raids, like those in New York,
which caused adverse criticism.
Methods have been developed for
gathering information from hum
dreds OF sources on men within the
new draft ages who failed 10 re-
spond. and this will be used to pre-
vent evasion. Many volunteer MEM
bers of the American Protective
league, a citizens organization. are
understood 70 have enlisted in the
new campaign against draft dodgers
and the system is said TO be so
thorough that il virtually will be
impossible for slackers TO evade ar
rest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
THREE T0RPED0ES
USED TO SINK u. S.
STEAMER M0NTANAN

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Three
torpedoes were discharged at the
American steamship Montanan,
sunk Aug. u of the French coast,
but only one of the missiles hit the
vessel members of the Montanan's
crew said on their arrival here
shortly before p. m. and the tor
pedoes were seen by the lookouts in
time 10 permit the swerving of the
ship SO that two of them missed
their mark.
The Montau1n did not sink at
once and an attempt was made to
tow her into shoal water but il was
unsuccessful. The survivors were
picked up 10y q steam yacht own
ed by a prominent New Yorker,
which now is doing patrol duty as
a navy vessel i'm European waters
Associated Press Service:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
ITALIANS CROSS PAVE
AND TAKE PRISONERS
IN SURPRISE ATTACK

ROME sept f3.-The official re-
por. from the Italian war office to-
lav says:
AT the mouth Of the River Piave
o1r soldiers and sailors passed 20
TIE left bank and took prisoners in
80 surprise attack There has been
violent artillery activity in Val Arsa
CON the Asiago plateau and i'm the
A~OlOnc area
-1n macedonia am attempt 20 raid
our positions east of Hnl 1850 was
arrested with heavy losses 20 the
enemy"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
GERMANY MIGHT AGREE
TO EVACUATE BELGIUM
WITHOUT INDEMNITY

COPENHAGEN. Sept 49, That
Germany might restore Belgium
without conditions or indemnities In
case no other country would be bet
ter situated as regards Belgium than
Germany. was the belief expressed
Thursday by Friedrich Won Payer.
tie imperial vice chancellor Of Ger
many in a speech delivered az Stuff
CART
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
Ultimatm Of American Commander
Halls Firing at Mexican Border.

II another vollev is fired by you
people will take every man I have
and come over and get YOU and
everything YOU have. We are through
with this nonsense" This stern
warning by Brig. Gen. De Rovey
Cabeu. commanding the Arizona mill
itary district, sent 20 Gen. p Elias
Gales. governor OF Sonora. stopped
the continual firing on American
troops by Mexican soldiers hidden
just across the International lines az
Nosales. The sniping following the
recent battle ar Nogales between
American troops and Mexicans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
DEBS IS FOUND
GUILTY ON 3
Of 10 COUNTS
Says He Expected Such a Ter
diCt--MOtiOn for a Me-
Trial Will be Heard on
Saturday Morning.

CLEVELAND, o.. Sept. 13.-Eu-
gene V. Debs, charged with violating
the espionage act, was found guilty
by a federal jury Thursday.
Talking 10 newspaper men after
the verdict. Debs said:
cit IS all right. 1 have no COM
plant 10 make. II will come out all
right i'm Gods good time"
OF the original 10 counts Of the
indictment, but four remained when
the jury retired to consider the evil
dence. The verdict found him guilty
Of three. not guilty Of one. He was
found guilty OF attempting to incite
INSTRUMENTATION. disloyalty, etc, in
the military and naval forces; at
tempting to obstruct recruiting and
uttering language tending to incite,
provoke and encourage resistance to
the United States. and 10 promote
the cause OF the enemy The count
on which he was adjudged innocent
charged that ne opposed the cause
OF the United States
Judges Charge Pleases.
Counsel for both sides said that
they considered Judge Westenhaver's
instructions fair. They were ex-
haustive. and couched in simple Ian
guage. and delivered in a kindly
manner requiring one and a half
hours. He made no comment on the
evidence which. presented by the
government. was affirmed by the de
PENDANT but assured the jury that
the epionage act was wholly valid.
The jury was out FIVE and q half
hours. mostly spent in assimilating
the fine distinctions between the
four counts Rain fell and the court
room was dark and gloomy. but the
spectators remained throughout
Mrs. stokes With Prisoner.
When it was announced that the
jury was ready TO report the crush
became great. Mrs. Rose Pastor
stokes. herself under conviction on
similar charge. came inside the
railing for the first time. Previous
ly, at Debs' request. she had re-
manned hidden in the body Of the
audience
she drew her chair beside his and
into her hands he slipped his own
gaunt paw, where il remained while
the clerk was reading the verdict
and polling the Jury. She had ex-
pected an adverse verdict from the
first. admitting it TO her friends. Nor
was 10 a surprise TO Debs. In his
address TO the jury he said he had
not one word to take back. and
rather went out Of his way to ac-
cept the damaging St Louis anti-wa~
platform
Maximum Penalty.
The maximum penalty is 20 years
imprisonment and a fine of 1900.
John T. Sawken of the bureau OF
investigation department of justice.
who gathered the government evil
dence. was among the Interested
spectators.
Judge Westenhaver stated that he
would hear counsel on a motion for
a new trial next Saturday morning.
Debs until then viii remain at lib
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
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