davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-08
0nlue for 8riiehnic.

Genleltgulpe er natllrligois DC
melt Durable al ole Sla9S @ulpe %
bruges MI nleget for De itsrre llbbu-
ie paa ct itabigt porenoe glntal Sar-
me 2anbet rlinbt. SIige @ilIpe er
mi / grltg ueb @isconiin grperi'
nlent Citation % bar pGret oct / ilere
Mar. Gen pprite lllempe peb Sc.
nlentgulpe er, of De err alattc % gier.
ne boloer iig q % paobe. @iintof
funbe 8liluene 9isres noaet minorc
elatte; men be piloe GA blipe panlfc-
ligere at boloe rene o. oesiniicere.
Wian bar ogiaa lugt Mprfe til, at
Silloenc % @runomurelle /
Stationens @rilehu'e er altfor me
get oTfeoe al Himiroit ON Worges
men / folot &eir, bpilfet piier. at Sc
mentgulpe er foloe iaapel Iom paabe.
s oct itorc belle taget er BOG Cement
grlpe DC melt enifpGrbige for llObuie,
%ifriuer Mr. q. 9. @urfe / "National
Stocfman ono Sarn1cr".
Isfaltglilpe err nlegct minbre haor-
De % meget parmere ogiaa END Ge-
mentgulpe, o9 De bar life / @interti-
ben laa let for at bli raa, paaoe og
bGffebe meb Himiroit. s Comment
ben oglaa boloer De Jig terre. "a
ois'e 8rllpe ogIaa err lette at bolbe
rene % oesiniicere, og ga De life er
iaa alatte Ion1 @rllue al Cement, err
BET DC melt loeale 8riiebusgrtlpe, man
fan tGnfe Jig. Oct eneite, Tom err at
inopenoe MOB I%sfalteulpe er, at De
er foitbare % panifeligere at lpege
END Gem~entguIpe.
"Greoipte @loffer" banner itbmer-
feoe 8llloe, noeet npr iepngobe meb
Isfaltgulpe. Sc err forbolospis
iinlple at faa til og lette at boloe rene.
9e Spar, Ipm fommer paa Spergs-
maal til en- HGffe Sarmere, ser bar
~iaaoanne 8ulpe, ipnes tiIfuloe piie,
at Der er ganife nGr gnitemmigbco
ON, at @ulpene er barne, minbre
baaroe emo G%ement9lllpe, minore
glatte % p%raftiif taIt l,ilioelige. Zen
eneite Snopenoing moo bisie 9lpffe-
elllpe er, at De ogfaa er en- Gel bprere
emo Geme1teulpe.
Elantegulpe % gorbeulpe bruses
enonu lom 8riiebusgulpe % ubbus-
gulpe paa mango Sarnte, og bette er
De minoit tilfrebsitilenbe Cube. Se
er enoha parnle og life iaa baarbe
iom Gementgrlpe; men be er life boz
rige og maa tiot repareres eller leg
ges ON igien. De er panifeIiee at
bolbe rene for Smlibs og Spgbomss
ipirer og blir burtig eiennemtrHngte
al Sort og MISUNDERSTANDING @ebifer
al oae Slnes. Sbiler be life paa be
melt iolibe ltnoerIae, siper Be fig let
og blir lilepne % tnloe al Spr9ffer.
Ga blir be ofte De Toilette, ubebage-
Iieite, melt Misunderstanding 8i,lpe, Ell
tan tGnfe Zig.
Sorbgulpe blir minbre og minore
alminoeIise. &c er panifelige at ren-
ie og boloe rene og bIir berfor iuno-
bebsforlige. S raat, iustiat @eir
blir Sc til Ssle / itsrre euer minore
l1bitr9fnine, nlaa oerfor .iot o. ofte
"rb6ebres" % altib bore gobt oGffe-
be meo ct tpft Sag StreeIie. Sar
man Soroslllp / @riiebuiet, err bet
olbeles Acknowledgements, at NJ bar
ct i9rifilt 8lllp eIer en- TIatform at
fobre 8riiene paa. "a ilige Sorb-
el,lpe blurtiet blir eiennemfprebe al
ale Slags llbumifbeoer blir Sc life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-08

Septembcr fit ui 1922 9o. SIt ira
europa.
MenS europa fIoaeIigeu boIoer I'll.
bose bette melt prrOifuIoe Ieoemio.
oeI for at linore jim egen frpffenoe
Neb, bar Irsentina beapnot at mite
/ itor SfoIa % lcnoer os M itorc
Mnngoer al Sit. : N(ueltlt, ga hi
iii fun 80 go. fra europa, icnote or.
gentino oS 44S, 900 HD. % / Scptem.
Der 279,500 Vb. elsie Ipnaber
ira argentina fomner ooa life pao
lon9t npr op MOB, hpno europa isr
arigen ienote os. Mcn Saaen er IN.
tereSiont, Ga argentina iaa lent Tom
i 1916 life ierbte o3 ct eneitc Yo.
Dit.
%i ltbisrer Dog mer Dit, ems hi
%inoierer. 5 September ;oIgte ri p
100000 go. Sit, iom ri ocItc mel
lem so 2anoe. Gnaluuo iit oog Gro.
oerporten, 100000 To., Cuba
109, |o. cg @lerico $4,000 go.
Ser blir for libet % Tor opr Dit
for @iemmcbrllg. Oct er al @igtia.
he's, at ri ~begpnbcr mer oa mcr at
pite al SfiimmetmcIf. TuItoit og
Irimoit er BET en- iimpcl Sag of iii.
pirfc, naar man bar Sfummetn,eIf,
% set er ct rlbmertet Nrring@mio-
Sol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-08

aIenc en- cSare for Tprenes SeIie,
men ogIoa Misunderstanding for Dem,
iom teller 8riiene. Set bIep iagt,
at SrGgltlpe par Sc minbit tilirebS.
itiQenoe; men ser blir life iom HegeI
Itor SorifjeI poa SC TO Slaes 8uIpe.
"Sopcgltlpene" ifuloe 6og pore al
Glonfer cQer @oro. &c er bebageli-
gere at ligge pna END De andre Slo9$
8l,lpe og er / Gintertioen me9et por-
mere. Mange logger oi5ie Sope9ul-
be ilaot neo paa SET andre 8lllpet,
hpilfet ofte bar set FeiuItat, at Sope-
glllpct blir roat % poGot og Sooe-
fpcrteret berpe0 Minis bebageligt
ior @riicrc. Gerinr ilige Sui,
be li9ge Ell balp eller ]cI Sonmc
beie:e cllo @opeogulpet. ollie Sope-
glIue ifuloe eiereS iuloe al Imao
-@uler, iaa Sen @pbe, lem ihaattc
iurnle iia poa @uluet, iaar goo 9(n-
IeGning iii at iipc pGf, boorpeo So
peg.llpet bol6e3 t9rt og uebageIigt Of
iope pan. Streelicn trGnger bellcr
life at bli ififtet iaa ofte iom eQerS,
bpis @uluct lGggcS % gjereS ionl
Der %antDbet.
&pis Spin bu;es / inloa Cots" /
Stebet Tor / itore centroliIereoe 9no
ninger, fan oerne Metobe angooenbe
at bolbe Sopegulpene terre bli eft II
leoet poa Den Waaoe, at mar bppcr
oisic Cots" til Ell Seioe al minoit
fire CONNER oper Mnrfen, iamt borcr
ct Intal Sltuer / 9unoen eller @ltI-
bet.
"2anbfattise".
On "Sarm arrangement Surnep",
Iom blep ioretaget al 5oreneoe Sta
tiers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oper Sc
~iaafolbte Gut oper" 0iltrifter /
norolige Wicbigan, Minneiota %
@isconiin, blcp enbt for en- Sio iiocn,
og al Hupporten ocroper fremgaar,
at Der bar ct betpoelig Intal LAMB
fattige" 5armere / be Streg al 2ons
BET ogiaa. Seo "Ianofattige" mencS
MGnb, iom eier % betaler Sfat al
mer 2anb, emo be fan rpbbe % bprfe.
llnoeriogerne giorbe BEN Spbagelie,
at Ell SarmerS Sreneong altib be-
fanbtes at bore / Sorbolo til bet Gin
tai Icres, ban bopbe facet uloer
Gloger, beoer oct, % beS nler ilrDo-
oct 2uno en- Sarmer bapbe, be8 oaar-
ligere 6remgang banbe ban giort.
Nettofprtieneiten bapbe itcget / iam-
me Sorbolb iom Intallet al IcreS
bprfet 2anb. Meo andre Gro: SeS
mer 2ano en- Mano bopoe funnel
operfomme at rDboe og bprfe pao lin
Sarrn, bes mer pelitooenbe bar ban /
Acknowledged blet, rapporterer
Observation-Disclosures piie Mpno.
So, oct er 10 greit iom Seq / Soar!
st itort IreaI urpooet 2onh pil
niie fig at p9re noget, iom
oaarlig lenner fig for gierer, bpis
Ser life paa 2anoitpffet ct Sfo9, iom
Ser fon eieres Ienge ub al, eller oct
fan bruges Tom Sapnegang. SpiS
imiblertib 2anoet er at ben 9eifaf-
fenbeb, at set fan bli rpbbet og opr-
fet og laet til SurmenS epri9e Iger-
LAMB, blir set 10 Oerpeo muligt at ori-
be EARNING iom "9uiineiS s" / Ell
Waaleltof, iom ipnes at tilfrebsitiae
Gappprtens Soriattere en- Smltle.
De totale 6amlilie SnotGgter bar /
@iennemInit S666.00 ON Iaret for
355 8ormc, bpis Iplineer bar oper
set gienneminitliee, % $4,000 for
Sc 466 Sarne, bpis aplilger bar nl-
ser BET gienneminitlige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-08
@or nSen.anSIf, Sitbanbel.


arigen bar aIoeIes repolutioneret
Dor Sitbanoel meo llbianoet, frem.
goar BET al en- erflpring ira San-
oelsoepartementets "8ureau OF for,
eiqn ano oomeitic Commerce. s
6iifaIaoret, iom enote 1914, aItiaa
aaret, fer Settler @ilbeIm, "';oIig"
Seller Soief og en- Eotentat til, bpiS
Iapn life bsr npones, ienbte Selpeoe
oper os, fiebte 6orenebe Stater g.
100000 |o. Sit / europa = 90
100000 @o. ira Stalien. %, 900
go. ira ScbpeiS, 100000 go. ira
5raufrige, 100000 @S. ira Sol
LAMB og minbre Npn9ber ira andre
2anoe. Zen eienneminitlise maa.
neolige SnbierieI irr europa bels6
Tia til omtrent 100000 20. @en
iioiilebeu guailit fom Der bare 80
Elno Dit bio ira europa, o. bis'e
8 go. fom enboa ira Stalien. 5
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19
Official
Food NeWs
HEessa issued BY gfs =
Federal Food Administra-
ton for South Dakota,
A HOOVER TEXT BOOK.
e. N. AERREiD. Administrator

En OWN
About a year ago Federal Food Ad-
mtnistrator Herreid urged upon Mr..
Hoover the Importance OF preparing
for the common schools a small text
book devoted to the consideration OF
the war: the causes OF the var the
horrors OF the war, emphasizing pat
Siotism. the right and privileges OF
good citizenship. loyalty to u gov
srnment,-all as a foundation and
preparation for instruction regarding
food conservation.
Work on such q text book was be.
gun, but abandoned when assured that
this work would be taken up in Wash.
anston. This South Dakota idea and
venture has been urged p%ersistently
npon tho United States Food Admin.
1stratSon. Mr.. Herfeid urged that the
time had come for teaching American
tsm n che public schools: that the
melting pot" PROCESSES were too slow
-daugetously slow: that u vas pa.
khetie TO observe conditions wherein
children ware allowed to grow UP like
"~forslunsrs" In thOir native land. The
FOOD Administration Ia now ready Ia
announce that such . text book will
very soon bs ready for distribution
NauonS the teachers a South Dakota.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19
sloo REWARD 500

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that sci
ence has been able to cure in all its
stages and that is catarrh. Being
greatly Influenced by constitutions
al conditions, Catarrh requires CON
stltutional treatment. Halls Ca
rarrh Medicine is taken internally
and ac,s thru the blood on the mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. there
by destroying the foundation OF
the disease, giving the patient
strength by building up the CON
stitution and assisting nature in
doing it's work. The proprietors
have 20 much faith in the curative
powers of Halls Catarrh Medicine
that they offer One Hundred dol
lars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address +. J. Cheney & Co.. To-
ledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists: 75t
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Isolated TRACT
Dept of the Interior, US. Land c
n;...o - n Nonnmhnn q 4

Dept of the Interior, US. Land Office
at Pierre SD. November 9, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that, as direc-
ted by TIL. Commissioner of the General
Land Office, under provisions of Sec. 2455
r. S. pursuant i the application of
Charles +. Swift of Forest City, SD, SER
ial No. Ol5o54. we will offer at public sale,
to the highest bidder, but at not less than
$500 per acre. at 10 o'clock am. ON the 9th
day OF January, 1919, next, at this office,
of Seq. L. llS n. X. 20 w. 5th p. NJ.
The sale will not be kept open, but will
be declared closed when those present at
the hour named have ceased bidding. The
person making the highest bid will he re-
quired to immediately pay to the Receiver
the amount thereof. Any persons claiming
adversely the above-described land are
advised to file their claims on objections
on OF before the time designated Tor sale.
JOHN L. COGAN, Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19

IN sviss Of al the rumoss Of Ger.
Eslany'e dheontents. / have not heard
1aAysAnx which seems q just. this
php1s: - osfnsan peorls lc.e their
lchAsAs. W. nieht = veil make up
oAf nends 70 Ghat. They have. the
lgossse nasnt they dssifs; they ars thu
y4kaAe sAvss. q TIER nonstrous
yS!9l2Q. So. tor the psese1t. We he'd
Deeeef Mt eount on ooemany to recor
40 ~ Wsksdnsss. q Ia stiffness
- vAA4 - NJ done. Il seems pesttj
pva64At tAA4 Tie stir end yeast Of demo
esoeae tasa,l6R viii not b felt IN Ger
lm1ny. q any rate fer . long time
MaSssfst DSaanu.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19
II NEW

Jacob Refs. . nGttvs OF Denmark,
Ebeeame coo o& tho foremost and most
Amsstoaa citizens in New
IYork. His alteration tor America and
Loyalty to hts adopted country is
Eshown II every page Of his interesting
lbooh-"5hs Making Of an American"
~ the making Of Americans from
lthe millions who ned from the old
world will bs one Of the live post
war subjects. as bearing on this gen.
Eetal topic the following is OF special
interest:
In . speech in New York, In 1896.
Theodore Roosevelt said:
THE prime virtue Of the Hollander
here In America and the way In which
he has most credit to his stock as a
!Hollandsr, 10 that he has ceased to be
"a Hollander and has become an Amer.
lean. absolutely. We are not Dutch.
Americans. We are not Americans
With = hyphen before It. We ara
Americans pure and simple. and We
have . right to demand that the other
people whose stock go to compose our
great nation, like ourselves, shall
cease TO be aught else, and shall be.
come Americans"
A few days ago, Sinclair Lewis. the
noted author, speaking On this sub
!Ijsct, said:
II chose Carl Erikson' as the hero.
lprotagontst. whatever you call him,
of The Trail Of the Hawk because he
10 . typical young American. Your
second or third generation scandi
|Aavian II the best type Of American
They are the New Yankees,
these Scandinavians Of Minnesota
Wisconsin and the Dakotas. The,
have mastered politics and vote fol
honesty rather than h%andshakes. : : 4
They send their children through
school. They accumulate land. one
Issca1on, two sections. or move into
town and become Msthodists and
lcoasrssationalists. and are neighbor
y. And Ia q generation. thank,
- csf aas-decked p1bNc schools, the,
- overwhelmingly American in ira
tde1en."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19

Capt. B. G. Mossman was an
arrival this morning in company
with Miss Norberger. a trained
nurse. Their mission was TO visit
Mr.. Martin Gordon. at Eagle
Butte. an employee of the Cap
tain's, to render him needed aid
and care. Reports, however, as
we 90 to press arc that Mr. Cor
don died Thursday
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19
Company. Certificate of Authority

Company's Certificate of Authority
Whereas, The Hartford Accident and
Indemnity Company, a corporation or
ganized under the laws of Connecticut.
has hled in this Office a sworn state
ment exhibiting Its condition and busi-
ness for the year ending December 81.
1917. conformable to the requirements
of the laws OF this state regulating the
business of insurance.; and.
Whereas, The said has filed
in this office a duly certified copy OF
its charter; with certificate or organt-
cation, in compliance with the require
Now. therefore, /. w. N. Van Camp,
COMMISSIONS Of Insurance of the State
of South Dakota. pursuant to the pro-
visions of said laws, do hereby certify
that the above named company Is fully
empowered, through it's authorized
agents, to transact it's appropriate
business of Accident. Health, Steam
Boiler, Fly Wheel, Casualty and Live
Stock Insurance in this state, accord
ing to the laws thereof. until the last
day Of February, a. d. 1919.
In testimony whereof. l have here
unto set my hand and official seal at
Pierre. this first day of March,, A. d.,
w. N. VAN CAMP,
Commissioner of Insurance.
BY i. c. MUELLER,
(Seal) Chief Clerk.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19
Your Future is
in Your Hands

You can absolutely decide your
own future. BY taking a course
at the Aberdeen Business College
you will be able to direct your fu-
ture. 1t will give you a grip on
yourself as we'll as give you train
ing in business. Enroll Dec. Both.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19
LATE TO
CLASSIFY''

Hugh BAN was over IL COuple
this week to call on friends.
He is holding down a feed and wa
camp of the DZCompany
four miles north of the Agency,
the river, III company with Mr.
r. II. Purviance, better known as
''Peavine."
Harry Kingman presided at the
court at the Agency, Tues
day, with Luke Gilbert as clerk,
and George Nichols chief of po-
lice. They report the escape of
one of their prisoners at night,
who was easily recaptured by the
aid of a light SNOWFALL
Mike Phillips and Que of bis
were in from Laurel after
a supply of firewood
MIR. and Mrs. Curley Landvatter
of Gettysburg were visitors at the
Swift ranch yesterday
G. Z. Bates of Gettysburg was
in the City today in company with
Bob Craven to purchase supplies
for Mr.. Bates big ranch southeast
OF town
1t is reported that Miss Marie
Congdon, formerly of this place,
was married at Houghton, Brown
co. to a young farmer of that vi
cinity a couple days ago.
Mr.. Gallogly has returned to his
home near Harold, Mr.. Bramblee
taking him overland
Henry Fielder made a trip TO
Gettysburg today, remaining in
Forest City over night on his re-
turn
Miss Alta Eckles. Miss Esther
Claymore~ and Mrs. Smith were
the guests of MI. and Mrs. d. Rous-
sean at LaPlant last Sunday
An auction sale of the household
goods of the late VIM High Hawk
of LaPlant was held at the Agency
Monday, Oliver Black Eagle con-
Quoting it in the Indian language.
Mr.. H. E. Lee of Gettysburg
was over on business and gave the
Press office a pleasant call. Mr..
Bramblee accompanied him back
to Gettysburg
Mr. and Mrs. Pennington have
left for a trip to their former
home in Canada
Mr.. C. A. Lafferty of Gettys.
burg was a visitor in the City a few
days ago and has since gone to
Bloomington, ILL.,. to spend Christ.
mas with his family
Mrs. VIM. Carter from the Ag
ency has been a resident of Forest
City for the past week
Hugh Balm left for LaPlant last
evening to meet his brother wht
has just returnd from the army
Penn GarEeld's baby has been or
the sick list this week
Dick Fielder has resigned from
his Job with the DE- Cattle Co
Mrs. j. r. Whitlock and Mis-
Frick accompanied the mail -aut,
to Gettysburg today to spend tn
holidays
Miss Meta Sell left for her hom
in Minnesota today to spend tn
holidays
Frank Kinney left for Phillip to
day to look after his wheat crop
having received word that it ha'
Just been thresht
Miss Margaret Ripley and sister
Maud, and Jay Eidam are expect
ed home from Huron College to
day to spend the holidays
just as we 90 to press a mes
sage from the Agency informs II
of an accident happening to Mis-
J. Esther Claymore, who has bee
. working III the laundry. She 60
her arm caught in some q
!. the machinery while it was in me
ton
Untoward weather for. our nav
,igators has madeth b Press unusu
ally late this week, preventing y
. from getting the paper matted e
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19

For insurance, land or other
General Business. call, phone or
write William School, Gettysburg,
$. ID.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19

Bismarck CONTEMPORARY uaed to
refer to the reichstag as the speak.
ing tube because It has no influence
except to make q mild noise and that
bven sometimes meant imprisonment.
In recognition OF hts gallant act in
torpsdoing the Lusitania. the kaiser
conferred upon the captain of tho y.
boat an order OF high distinction.
Now let US pray and hope for .
lGsrman rennhlie
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-12-19

FROM ANNUAL STATEMENT
Year Ending December Sl.t, 1917.
Hartford Accident and In
demn,ty COMPANY
Home Office. Hartford. Conn.

I. CAPITAL STOCK
Ledger assets na'a u pe en- 81 IFS rs 4,3S4,osS.iS
IL. INCOME
Total premium r%eceipts-S -6.233,IoS.sS
Interest and rents ---- 141,955.9S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-01
a
AVIATOR

I Dayton, Ohio. Nay i.-Lloyd Allen,
aged "A. Of New York city, "a cadet
flier At the Wilbur Wright aviation
field. met instant death today when:
his machine became unmana9sAble
while he was mixing a practice flieht
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-01
EVANSON LIKES ARMY
Local Man Writes About His Expert
" cnces in Texas Camps.

Private Aug. A. Evanson. son of
Chas. Evanson, chief clerk of the
local draft board. writes that he has
been transferred from the Kelly field
camp at San Antonio, Texas, to Ell
lington field at Houston, Texas.
He tells Of a program given at the
Kelly field camp shortly before he
left, at which Secretary Of the Treas
ury w. G. McAdoo gave a very in
spring address. Margaret Wilson,
daughter of President Wilson. sang a
number of songs which were much
appreciated, and Ruth Law gave a
thrilling aeroplanes exhibition with
her brother, who made parachute
drops of over 800 feet.
Several other aviators added inter-
est to the occasion. executing some Of
the most sensational stunts ever wit
messed by the boys. Private Evanson
further states that he is in excellent
health and that his squadron barely
escaped overseas duty, being detained
on account Of lack of equipment,
much to their sorrow.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-01
OF
RAILROADS TO
GET MORE PAY
NM $50 -
Announcement Made That
Il. Wages Will Go Up in I
, Near Future. A.

There is much joy among local rail-
road employees because OF a circular
just received which announces that
Director General of Railways William
G. McAdoo plans to effect a sweeping
Increase in wages. The best thing,
the local men say about the increase
is That it will date back to January I.
OF this year, and that 1t will effect
those. who receive comparatively
small wages and salaries.
The rate Of the increase has not
yet beer made public but it is known
that Mr.. McAdoo has in mind to. let
the man Of small wages benefit most
significantly from The raise in pay
Director General McAdoo's wage
board has been at work or this sched-
ule for several months past and it has
just beer announced at Washington
that this work has been completed
and a detailment will be issuec In "a
short time. Local railway men said
yesterday that it is expected thn an
n~ouncement, will be made about May
10. .I :
1t is claimed by local railway Of
ficials that they had heard thZt men
now drawing $25O-a month Snd over
are not likely to- be included but that
the trackmen who are now working
for from $3.50 to $2.75 a day will re-
ceiVe substantial increases. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-01
SKILLED men
LEAVING SOON
Marshal General
Sends Out Call for Men
to Go May Is.

A call for 1885 additional draft
men was issued today by the provost
marshal general at Washington, ac-
cording to an Associated Press dis
patch. The men are to be sent tOS22
institutions scattered throughout the
country for a two months course Of
training in various mechanical
studies.
No official information concerning
this move was received by the local
draft board up to a late hour this
afternoon, but it was thought that the
1886 men were to De included in the
quota of 1000 called some time ago.
On April 20 the, local board re-.
ported to the authorities at Bismarck
that twelve men in this county had
responded to the call for service az
skilled workers 1t is presumed that
these men will be sent to the various
institutions for training on May 1S.
The men in this special draft call
will be modified Oh that date, with
the exception of those from Virginia
who will De called May %. They
receive training as auto mechanics
and chauffeurS, machinists, black
smiths. sheet metal workers. general
mechanics. carpenters, electricians,
radio operators, concrete workers. and
t~elegraphers- They will be unassign-
ed until after the completion OF their
| courses. ss@ - 4