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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-16

and J.. c. Williams, employees of the.
Grand Forks postoflce. are reported
i'll.
Discontinue Mems Classes-It has
been decided by the authoritiesl Of the
Y. M. c. A. to discontinue all classes
which have been conducted in the
past until the present influenza scare
has passed over The younger boys
classes were suspended and the mems
class along with the senior class were
kept in session. These classes have all
been discontinued however and until
further notice no classes will be held.
County to Raise Loan-County
Chairman E. j. Lander said today
that the county was sure to make it's
quota in the Fourth Liberty loan
drive. Grand Forks city yesterday
exceeded it's quota in subscriptions.
Inkster. McCanna, Thompson, Kemp
ton and Northwood districts all have
reported oversubscription. Saturday
is the last day that bonds can be is
| sued.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-16

F. o. Men Are I'LL. NJ. Shannon
and ]. c. Williams, employees of the
Grand Forks -postofice, are reported
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-16

Malone Is Hcre-Jamas i. Malone,
radio electrician u. s. 8. Northern Pa
cihc, formerly q member OF The Her
aid editorial staff, arrived in the city
today to visit friends. He has been
granted q 26-day furlough. which will
be spent in .CrQokstonN with relatives
and In this city with friends.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-16

Your window cover
ings gives character to
your home. They are
the only part OF all your
furnishings enjoyed by
your family, your
friends who visit you
and the hundreds of
strangers who pass your
home from day to day.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
Skladki ma Armie Polska

Julia Bauer, sekretarka biura rekru-
tacyjnego mr.. 3 ma Bridgeporcie made
slala nam do opublikowania liste mr..
5 skiadek %zebranych ma rzecz Armii
Polskiej we Francyi, 1 ma glodnych w
Polsce. Sk}adki z}ozyli: Tow. sw. Sta
nis{awa B. / NJ. ma g}odnych w Polsce
$3.50; ma chrzcinach u PIP. Bernato-
wicz zebrano SIG; Tow. sw. Heleny,
grupa 2 Zwiazku Polek $40; Dekla-
racya OBJ. Smoli6skiego ma obchodzie
81: Tow. Tadeusza Kosciuszki, grupa
6S7 q. n. P. $40; Tow. Matki Boskiej
Nieustajacej Pomocy, Foresterek $40;
z Wiecu ma korzysc Armii Polskiej jaki
sic odbyI W niedziele, dnia 17-go marca
$25.16; PAM Pelagia M~uszyhska $40;
OBJ. T. Grabowski zdeklarowal ma VIE
Gu S.. Cd dnia 1890 lutego do dnia
1890 marca, b. T. do biura mr.. Sci wp}y
neIo razem $343. 16 - z przeniesienia
S2S7.61, razem kasyer Komitetu oby-
watelskiego ma Bridgeporcie ma rzecz
Armii PolskieJ zebra} Se31.27.
Cd dnia 1890 lutego do dnia 1890
marca, b. r. Komltet Obywatelski ma
Brldgeporcle mr.. Sci mlai rozchodu
ma sumo S125.25. Pozostaje zatem W
rekach kasyera Komitetu suma $506.02.
JULIA BAUER,
sekretarka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

take kilka spiew6w aolnierskich.
Wieczorek z~akonczono okolo jedena-
stej W nocy, zegnajac ochotnik6w,
ktorzy dzisiaj o 9-tej pc wysluchaniu
Mszy Sw., udali sic do stacyi No. 2,
a stad ma stacye kolejowa, ably po-
dazyc "a innymi, kt6rzy juz poszli
walczyt "a sprawe demokracyi i
wolnoSci polskiego narodu.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Komite-
tn Obywatelskiego z dzielnicy Bridge
port skompletowano takowy, miano-
wicie komitet ten obecnie liczy piet-
nastu czionkow. Komitet ten powiek-
szono ola tenn skuteczniejszej piracy
ma rzecz Armii Polskiej i jest nadzie-
ia, re odtad praca ia p6jdzie ~jeszcze
lepiej, anizeli szia do tel pory.
Dzielnica Bridgeport spisala sic
wprawdz;e niezle pod wzgledem licz'
by ochotnik6w do Armii Polskiej, ale
ME zadowala to Komitetu, ktory pra-
gnalby ola Armii Polskiej dostarczyc
jak najwiekszej liczby ochotnika.
Sklad Komitetu Obywatelskiego ma
Bridgeporcie jest obecnie nastepu-
jacy: - Prezes, A. Ciesniewicz; wi
ceprezes, T. Swiatnicki; sekretarka,
o. Julia Bauer; kasyer, J. J. Berek.
Reszte komitetu s~tanowia obywa-
tele: - Ign. NJ. Pierzynski, Eel. Lu-
kaszewski, NJ. Swiatkowski, j. II. Su-
derwski, A. Budny, S. Swiatnicki, F.
Paluch, Piotr G6ralewski, st. Kmie-
ciak, Jan Pawelak l A. W~isniewski.
Officer rekrutacyjny stacyi No. 8.
ma Bridgeporcie, OBJ. Balinski, wyraza
nadzieje, 4e cd tel pory polscy o.
chotnicy tenn ~liczniej do Armii Pol
skiej zapisywac sic beda, re do agi-
tacyi ma rzecz Armii zabiora sic ma
see dzielne Polki. Stacya rekrutacyj-
ma ZudJuuJo oily W uuuy ~ AVA"
kiewicza, PREY So. Morgan ulicy, a o.
twarta Jest codziennie cd godziny 9
tel rano.
Pan E. w. Bakszewicz, dyrygent
kapeli wojskowej, wys}a} W tych
dniach zapas cygar ola polskich mu-
zykant6w W polskim obozie W Ma
gara-on-the-Lake. Cygara tie przeslaf
przez wyjezdzajacego do obozu obyw.
Szwankowskiego, ably i'm dac poznac,
re muzykanci, ktorzy ME So W stanie
do sluzby PREY wojsku sic stawic, o
mich ME zapominaja.
VOL. Mocny, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
BaCzno$G Rodacy!
TERMIN Z~GLOSZENIA PO-
T ~DOCHODOWEGO
RZADOW UPLYWA
z OMEN 1

Nasi maIo zwazaja ma wezwa-
ME rzqdu Stan6w Zjednoczonych
do podania spisu dochod6w Z TO-
XII 1917 opiacenia naleznego po-
datku dochodowego. Podatek do
chodowy oplacic must kazdy sa-
motny, ktorego dochody w roku
zeszlym wynosiIy $1,000 lub vie
cej jake tez kazdy zonaty, kt6ry
w roku 1917 miai dochodu w ST.
mic $4,000 lub wyzcj.
Wszyscy CT, kt6rzy zaniedbajq
podat spis dochod6w, t. wv. In
come Tax Return podpadaja ka-
RE w sumie ME mniej jak 500 a
siegajacej do $1,000, a w dodat-
ku kazdy bedzie musiaf oplacic
sw6j podatek I dodatkiem 500.
Raj jeszczc przypominam upo
minam Rodak0w moich, &c czas
juz wielki podac spis dochodow Z
roku 1917 i cplacic swoj nalezny
podatek. Termin podania spisu
dochodow upfywa z dnicm 1go
kwictnia.
JAN
Deputowany Kolektora Akcyzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
W niedziele Vice
ma Barbarowie.

Komitet Obywatelski ma dzielni-
CO Bridgeport urzadza Vice Agita-
cyjny ma korzyS6 Armii Polskiej we
Francyi, W niedziele, dnia 24-go
marca, b. T., W sail parafii sw. Bar
barry.
Przewodniczacym Wiecu bedzie X.
Derengowski, a przemawiaG beda
miejscowi ksieza jake tez i inni wy
bitni MONEY!, ktorzy razem staraG
sic beda okreSli6 zebranym plan
dzialalnoSci ma korzyS6 Armii Pol
skiei.
Rodacy! Chwila czynu wybiia.
DIS lub nigdy musimy siia odebrac
szYabowi %zagpnbiona nasza ziemie
polska I zgnieSc go ma zawsze.
Komitet Obywatelski ma Bridge
porcie zaprasza wszystkich Polak6w
/ wszystkie Polki ma Vice ten, kto-
~ raz jeszcze zaznaczamy IL odbe-
die sic W niedziele, dnia 24-go mar
ca W sail parafii sw. Barbary.
Mech Ia zawsze przepadnie wrog
nasz zaciety kajzer, a lyle Wolna 1
Niepodlegia Polska.
2 sZacunkiem,
KOMfTET OBYWATELSKI
Ma BRIDGEPORCIE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
AntOni WOZnicki

pozegna} sic z tym swiatem, po
d}ugiej i cieikiej %chorobie, opa-
irony sw. Sakramentami, DIN.
1890 marca, b.. r.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W sobo-
te, dnia 23go marca, O godzi-
ME $3.50 rano, do koscioia Sw.
S%zczepana, a stamtad ma cmen-
tarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
/ znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Marya, iona: Antoni, Leoka-
diva, Helena, ROzalia, Adam,
Barbara, dzieci; Jan, J0zef, Sta
nislaw, Tomasz bracia; Wlady-
sIaw CzesIaw, MieczysIaw, -
szwagrowie I bratowe.
Dom za}oby pnr. 1918 North
Wood ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
7 BRIDGEPORT.

Ma nastepny numer re spiewem po-
wolano Choir sw. Barbary z parafii sw.
Barbary. Choir wykonai bez zarzutu
Wleniec Melodyl Polsktch 1 oklaskami
powolany zosta} do powt6rzenia tych
samych piesni. Pc s~konczonym spiewie
przedstawiono pierwSzego rekruta, kt6-
ry zapisai sic do Armii Polskiej.
Nastepnie przemawiai OBJ. FIR.
Bare. M6wii o ob~owiazkach naszej e.
migracyi ma ~obczyznie wobec Polski,
jak tn obowiazki emigracya dotych--
GAS spelniaia i jak ie speinia6 po-
Wilma. Zaznacza, re Polska sprawl
dis jest ma pierwszym planie; m6wi
o tenn, re wszystkie panstwa sprawl
Polski sic ~fnteresuja, re Polska ma
"a SODA poparcie panstw alianckich,
a przedewszystkiem tego wielkiego
kraju, tel wielkiej repubIiki, Stanow
Zjednoczonych z prezydentem VIII
sonem ma czele. Wzywa mowca milo
dziez, ably w%stepowaia do Armit Pol
skiej jak najliczniej.
Pc movie personal---very. poprosi}
~orkiestre p. Bakszewicza do odegra-
MIA nadprogramowego numeru.
Nastepn!e sekretarka Komitetu O.
bywatelskiego, PAM Baner odczyta}a
sprawozdanie zkolekty ma sail, a pc
sprawozdaniu przemawiaia W spra--
vie Armii Polskiej. wzywaiac, ably
wszyscy wzieli sic do piracy, DO teraz
w&asnie chwila najlepsza ola Polski
nadeszla. Patryotyczna move nagro-
dzono burza oklask6w.
Wystapil nastepnie z deklamacya
wlasnego utworu p. FIR. Paluch, kto-
rego dw6ch braci juz do Armii Pol
skiej wstapiio. OBJ. Paluch deklamo-
wal nastepujacy wiersz wiasnego u
tworu:'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
z WALK WE

Londyn, Fl. marca' - Ma spo-
rym odcinku angielskiej linil
Niemcy otworzyli cd rama bardzo
potezna kanonade - moze po-
czatek ich ofenzywy?...'
Paryz, Fl. marca. - Wojska
amerykanskiego odcinka W oko-
Icy Luneville REDEEM silnym
wdariy sic w okopy niemieckie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

ski, x. Walenty Belihski, x. Aleksy
Raczynski, x. Kazimierz Pijanow-
ski 1 X. Dominik Zuchowski.
Praca swoja ma okoio dobra para
fiji / parafian zaskarbil sobie Wiel.
jubilat serca wszystkich parafian.
Ma tenn konczymy nasz opis uro-
czystoSci srebrnego j%ubileuszu X.
proboszcZ Wojciecha Furmana, Zy-
czac mu doczekania sic szczesliwie
zlotego %jubileuszu k~apianstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
{ XT RA!
OSTATNIE Y.
POTYCZKA MORSKA.

Londyn, 81 marca - DIVA tor
pedowce i diva kontrtorpedowce
niemieckie zosta1y zatopione
przez torpedowce angielshe l
francuskie ma Morzu Pofnoc-
mem: jeden angielski torpedowlec
zostaf uszkodzony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

Kto chce czytac rapepsze CO
5zienne pismo polskie, nieci. 81,
ude do pana F N. PAWOLL,
naszego agenta na Duncan i oko-
lice i zaabonuie sobie .Dziennii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
Z ROSYI.

Piotrogrod, Fl. macra' Pra-
sa zapowiada odstapienie Mem
com flot rosyjskich wojennych z
Baftyku i 'Czarnego Nora w
rekompensacie odszkodowania,
jakiego sic Niemcy domagaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

.prawozdaniu przemawiafa W spra--
vie Armii Polskiej. wzywajac, ably
Vszyscy wzieli sic do piracy, DO teraz
chwila ~najlepsza ola Polski
,adeszla. Patryotyczna move nagro.
lzono burza oklask6w.
Wystapil n%astepnie z deklamacya
ylasnego utworu p. FIR. PaluCh, kto,
ego dw6ch braci juz do Armii Pol,
'kiej wstapiio. OBJ. Paluch deklamo-
val nastepujacy wiersz wiasnego u
woru:'
Polska matka mas Zrodzlla,
w polskiej ziemi pragniem Eye -
Ably Polska powr6ci}a
To z~oinierzem Jej trza bye!
Vice W szeregi Polski syny,
Ia bron chwycic trzeba nam;
w polskiej piersi dosyC SHY,
w sercu zemsta gorze nam.
Zemsta "a to wszelkie meki
Ia zgwaicenie ludZkich praw
Ia to Polski krwi przelewy
Prowadzone setki lat.
Vice braG "a bron chlopcy razem
SkruszyG Polski kajdan znoj
Trzeba zmierzyt sic z tyranem
z MIN prowadzic krwawy boj.
Dalej wszyscy szczerze razem
Razem stanac gdyby muir,
Sprawic Niemcom take LAME
Walic ich iby, gdyby W Dor.
Prowadza przodkow duchy
Matka Boska poprze mas
Pan Bog doda nam otuchy
Byle tylko wszyscy wraz.
Ma mic Niemc6w te zawody
Ma mic armat caly roj
A z~wyciestwo bedzie z nami
30 "a Mani jest Sam Wuj."
Pc spiewie OBJ. Paluch wystapif
i}uzsza NOVA, W ktorej nawofywa'
nlodziez do w~stepowania do Armi'
.olskiej. a ~starszych, kt6r5y juz ma
iSc ME NIGGA, do wiekszej O.
,iarnosci ma cele narodowe, a W o
oecnych czasach ma cele Armii Pol
,kiej idacej walczyt z naszym Cd
wrogiem - Niemcem.
okoIo godziny siodmej wieczoren
vice zakonczono hymnem narodo
wem ,,Boze cos Polske."
Wieczorek pozegnalny.
Pred zakonczeniem wiecu pre-
wodniczacy zawiadomii, re ~powszech
ME przyjetym zwyczajem Komitet o
bywatelski urzadza o S-mej wieczo
rem W kwaterze rekrutacyjnej PR!
So. Morgan ulicy wieczorek poze
rnalny dIa jedenastu polskich zu
chow, kt6rzy dzisiaj ~wyjezdzajs d.
obozu Niagara-on-the
Opr6cz ochotnikow ma VIE
zaproszeni zostali takze kre
wni edje1dzajacych zuch6w, jak 70
wniez wszyscy czlonkowie Komttet'
Obywatelskiego. Odmowieniem krot
kiej modlitwy 1 odspiewaniem hymn'
,,Boze cos Polske" vile
czorek rozpoczeto o godz. s-mej vile
czorem, poczem ,ochotnicy l gosci
zasiedli do skromnego posiaku, jak
ma predce zdoiano p~rzyrzadzic
Wsrod zebranych panowaf nastro
ME ~pozbawiony jednak ser
decznokci. Dzielnych zuchow tegna
no serdecznie 1 powszechnie wyraza
no nadzieje, Re nietylko zdrowo z pc
Ia walki do swych domow powroca
ala takze, ae beda oni zwiastunam
przez w~szystkich mas z niecierpliWo
scia oczekiwanej wiesci, Re Polsk
lest wolna cd wroga, Re po przeszi
wiskowej niedoli odzyskaia woinos
1 te znowu znajduje sic W rzedzl
wielkich pahstw Europy. W tym du
chu przemawiala najpierw PAM JUL
Bauer, sekretarka Komitetu obyWa
telskiego, ~nastepnie Stefan Bailhsk'
officer rekrutacyiny staeyi No, 5 n
Bridgeporc!o, OBJ. C~iesIewies, prese
Komtte.u obywatslskiego, OBJ Tom
sviatnicki, OBJ, swiatkiewicz, OBJ u
paIuch, OBJ, W. Wieczorek, OBJ Luka
szewski, OBJ. J. H. suderwski, OBJ, Be
rex. kasyer Komitetu obywatelskie
% 1 inni, ktoryoh nazwisk spraWe'
dave. ME destai, opuscii bowler
,rromsd.enie prssd Eakehsseaiem t.
=. ,-,xdsiwls redsinnegs peSegna
W cassie wieesersu wStcnan
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-16
CITY loan CORPS.
GETTING BUYERS.
But HAVE LONG.
PATH TO SUCCESS.

TabilIations made early today at
the central Offices OF the Fargo LIB
erty loan committee, brought the an
nouncement from o. r. Engen, chair
man that 4e per cent OF the Fargo al@
lotment of $750,000 had been sub
scribed UP to 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Ohlclad figures computed at the
closing hour Monday evening, the
first day OF the big push, showed that
&2T0,000 in subscriptions had been
taken In by the army OF $50 work.
ers. The total enlistment Of dol
lars at 10 o'clock today was $40, 900.
On Brink Of Allotment.
By 6 o'clock this evening it is be-
lieved that Fargo win near it's al
lotment The recruiting OF Ameri-
can eagles continued with as much
speed In the city districts this morn
ing as at the opening of the cam
paign, the rain interfering very
little with the progress of the work
ers. but bringing cheer to the many
land owners IN Fargo. with the re-
suit that when the workers called
this morning, the responses were
most cheerful.
First Day Disappointing.
The returns are coming in fast
this morning." declared Chairman
Engen. The teams are doing excel
lent work. Our tabulations are far
behind and will be until the flood Of
subscription recedes. AS far as the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-16
British Sink
Ten TrdwleEs
In Cdttegdt

London. April ie.-Ten German
trawlers have been sunk by gunare
in the Cattegat Cbetween Sweden and
Denmarlx), the admiralty announces,
Their crews were saved BY British
ships. There were no British casual
ties.
The operations in the Cattegat, the
statement says, were undertaken by
the commander -in-chief Of the grand
feet.
The statement follows:
THE commauder-in-ch OF the
grand fleet reports having under
taken to sweep the. Cattegat. on April
is. Ten German trawlers were sunk
by gun fire, their crews being saved
by British ships. There were no
British casualties"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-16
PESSTNISTS IS WORSE
THAN THE PACIFIST

St Louis, April 16.-"This country
has room for the pacifst, for he must
realize that he must fiEht now for
peace; and for the socialist, who
should see his ideals Of brotherhood
embodied in the nations cause; but
IL has no room for the pessimist OF
the man who deals with public az
fairs from the standpoint OF the
knocker''. Is the assertion made today
by william G. Redefild. secretary OF
commerce who Is here en- route to
Seattle
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-16
ARE ORGANIZING FOR DESPERATE
DRIVE AGAINST MESSINES RIDGE
Berlin Claims to
Haze ROLLED Ub
American Lines
.(BH Associated Press.l

Amsterdam, April 16,-North of St. Mihiel, on Sun
day night says Wolff bureau dispatch from Berlin
dated Monday the main part of the American position
situated to the eastward and southeastward of Mazey
on the right bank of the Meuse river, was taken by
storm.
large section of the main enemy lines of defense
on the high road from St. hiel to Rouvros distance
of So miles, the dispatch adds was rolled up despite
the brave resistance of the enemy who suffered the
verest casualties in addition to the loss of prisoners
The German attack against the American positions
on the right bank of the River Meuse, north of St.
Mmel, on Sunday, was made by force of about 400
picked troops who recently had been transferred from
the Russian front Although the Americans out
numbered more than two to one the correspondent of
the Associated Press with the American army In
France telegraphed under date of Monday that the
Germans were completely repulsed and were driven
back into their own trenches The known enemy cas-
ualties included 64 dead many wounded and ii prison
ers besides number of wounded who were dragged
back to the German line by their comrades.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-16
HINNESOTAN ON CYCLOPS
FORMERLY FARGO NAN

Harold ID. Dalnes. Crookstcn. Mimi,
one of the four Minnesota. men on the
United States collier Cyelops, Wnich
has been missing since March IL last
according to an announcements from
XVaphington Monday, formerly was an
operator in the Fsarg0 offices OF the
Western Union Telegraph Coz tt de-
veloped today Mr.. palnes left three
years ago
the United States navy and apparent
IL had re-enlisted after leaving
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-16
LIGHT VOTE is CAST
TN SCHOOL ELECTION

An extremely light vote was cast
n the Fargo school election today,
several polling places reporting only
four or Ave votes at noon. The city
commission will canvass the vote
Wednesday morning.
and Mrs. R. M. Pollock are the can
didates.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-16
MANY COUNTIES
TN STATE SHOW.
EARLY SUCCESS.
In BOND SALES.
Reports Indicate Oversub-
scriptions May Be Rule
For Dakota

Confident that North Dakota Will
subscribe its $6,500,0 900 quota. OF LIB
erty bonds, Wesley G. Mcdowell, Of
Marion, N. D., chairman OF the state
Liberty loan committee, declared ali
noon today that every man and
woman engaged in the bond selling
campaign must remain in the field
till every person in his or her dis
trict has been given an opportunity
to subscribe, to the end that there
may be no possibility of failure.
I'VE have excellent reports from
many counties" said Mr.. Mcdowell,
but & must not be taken for grant
ed that this reflects the general con-
dition. There are many counties
from which we have not heard, and
though am confident North Da-
kota viii respond with its subscrip-
tions, we cannot afford TO take
chances"
Numerous counties that reported to
Mr.. Mcdowell showed excellent over
subscriptions.
Sargent county, allotted 500, 900,
had reached the $215,000 mark.
Eddy county, which had a 1000
allotment, has raised s150,000. Last
fall Eddy subscribed $4,000 in the
second drive.
Foster county, with a $75, 900 quota
has reported $4,000.
Benson, with $4,000 quota, has
raised $3.50, 900, and still going.
Wells. with a $4,000 quota, volun-
tarily increased the quota to 100000
and had subscribed $4,000 at noon
today.
Ransom county, with q s125,OOO al
lotment, win crowd $500, 900.
Fatrmount, In Richland county,
with a $4,000 quota. had raised $685.
500 the first day.
Beach Proud Of Record.
Beach Is proud OF the record 1t has
made, an enthusiastic Beach resident
telsphonipR to the state Red Cross
headquarters in Fargo today that
the city had oversubsCribed its al
lotment OF bonds by 400 per cent
Beach IL the county seat Of Golden
Valley, winner OF the state Red CrosR
membership banner.
Billings county has subscribed IS
per cent over its allotment, and 20
Of the SO townships are yet to be
heard from" wires Albert o. Chris
tens0n, of FEybuTa, Biliings county
chalrmAA4 to The Forum this morn
ing. .
Havanna ana Weber township.
Sargent county, hit the ball with a
200 per cent subscription on the first
day Of the loan drive The village
and township represent q population
OF 700 people, and had an allotment
Of SO, 500. They had sold $4,000 in
bonds.
Bannatord % another city that has
cone to the front In great style. sub
ncribing $4,000 in few hours. The
towns quota was only $500.
"stin Going Some"
''Stnl going some. y writes w. Fl.
Afillard. chairman OF the, -four Min
ute mems organization in Hazen,
NJ. D., to III. III. Wooledge, chairman
of the state -Four Minute men this
morning.
Mercer county'g quota .is $500"
said Mr.. Nillard. Returns up TO
o'clock last night showed a total sub
soription OF $500 or 81, 100 over the
top"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-16
CABINET CRISIS ON
IRELAND IS AVERTED

London, April 16.-The labor mem
bers OF the cabinet IN an interview
with Premier Lloyd George last night
pressed the premier 70 grant self
government TO Ireland on the basis.
of the majority report Of the Irish
convention before conscription Is put
into operation. IL is understood that
suits and there viii not be q cabinet
crisis
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-16
Austrian Offensive
Against Italy Due


In
and
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Of In
hca newspapers" he dispatches
In
o the little republic"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-16
WHOLE STATE Is
DRENC CRED
WITH BIG PART.
OF CROP SEEDED

Telephone and telegraphic reports
from many parts Of the state re-
ceived by The Forum today indi-
Gated that the drlzzlaR rain which
began falling. Monday night is gem
eral. IL will be greatly beneficial for
the wheat crop OF North Dakota, rs
to IS per cent Of which is believed
to have already been planted.
While being a Godsend to the
wheat acreage, the rainfall also is
materially benehting the great acre
age OF rye which is the largest ever
planted in North Dakota. While not
Of heavy character the rain was
constant. some places reporting q
steady fall for the last "a hours.
Telephone reports from New Eng
land declared that rain had been
falling there for the last "a hours,
while MinOt reported rain constantly
falling in a light drizzle for the last
is hours. Bismarck reported .8S OF
an inch at o'clock this morning,
Devils Lake .06 and Williston .36
Of rainfall
Yhe reports show that the rain Ia
general, not only on the North Da-
kota side Of the Red River valley, but
on the Minnesota side as well
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-16
SUBSCRIPTIONS
TO LIBERTY LOAN
NOW AMOUNTS TO
$SO6,465,23O
Figures From Minneapolis
District Not Included
In Total Il

washington, April 16.-Liberty
loan subscriptions amounting to
$500. 465. $50 were reported today to
the treasury from eleven Of the
twelve federal reserve districts. This
Is s114.s5s. $50 more than was report
ed last night and includes most Of
Mondays subscriptions. No report
has come from the Minneapolis dis
trict where the selling campaign
started yesterday.
Milwaukee Hard at Work.
Milwaukee, Wis, April 16.--Afil-
waukee. which is expected TO sub
scribe nearly one half OF Wiscon-
sins quota to the third Liberty loan,
together with nearly every other
large CITY Ia the state, did not start
the campaign until yesterday. or a
week late. This accounts for the
apparent poor showing thus far. The
late start was the result Of not hav-
ing received the necessary supplies
with which to- begin the work
The campaign is now on ia full
swing and predictions are freely
made that Wisconsin's quota will be
considerably oyer-subscribed when
the campaign Is ended.