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German Soldiers Warned "
To Pay No Attention to -.
Propaganda of Allies

With the American Army on the
Lorraine Front. Thursday, Sept. 10.
by The Associated Press. EFF
forts made by the German high
command to counteract the effect
of the allies endeavorB to express
their war aims to the German people
are evidenced in an order from
Gen. Won Hutier which has fallen
into the hands of Americans. The
order which attacks Lord North
cliffe. as rough going rascal" fol-
lows:
The enemy begins to realize that
we cannot be crushed by his block
ade, his superiority In numbers and
his force of arms. He therefore, is
trying by triclery and undetermined
methods Of which he ia past master to
induce in the minds Of German peo-
pie doubts of their invincibilty. He
has founded for this purpose a spe-
cial ministry for the destruction of
German confidence. AT the head Of
this ministry he has put that most
rough going rascal Of all the entente.
Lord Northcliffe. who has given bill
lions for influencing opinion in Ger
many at the front by means of paid
agents, aBsass!nations Of ambassa-
doris and in all other ways in favor
with the entente allies.
'AViators are constantly distribut-
ing increasing numbers of leaflets
and pamphlets. Letters written by
German prisoners are falsified in the
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most outrageous way. Tracts and
pamphlets are written TO which
names Of German poets, writer's and
statesmen are forged. These coma
from the NorthclIffe press. which Is
working day and night for this sole
purpose. His whole thought and
aim is to place these forgeries in
the hands Of the German people. @.
However, obvious they may ap-
pear to the man who thinks twice,
they may suggest a doubt. even for
a moment. in the minds Of those who
do not think for themselves and
shake their confidence in their lead
ers. their own strength and in tho
inexhaustible resources of Germany,
Germany may be saved by conf
dence. -r
Lord -Northc1iffe forgets that Ger-
man soldiers are neither negroes,
Hindug, illiterate French or Ameri-
cans incapable of seeing through
such Vaccinations. ~,
Explain these Infamous attempts
to your young and inexperienced
comrades. Tell them what our NOR
tai enemy expects of them and what
Is at stake. Pick up the leaflets and
give them TO your commanders for
transmission to the high command
which may be able to make valuable
deductions from them as the aim Of
our enemies.
You will thus help the command.
also help to hasten the hour of VIC
tory
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HUNS ADMIT
INCREASE IN
PLANE LOSSES
Hold New Conditions to
Filters From East Front
As Responsible
(Rv Associated Presa.l

New York, Sept 1A.-steady in
crease Of German airplane losses is
admitted by Capt. Otto Lehman, in
an article published in The Berlin
Tageblatt, reviewing the progress Of
aerial warfare during the years 1917
1918. Captain Lehman attributes the
growing losses to two causes: Devel-
opment Of the lighting airplanes as
q weapon against enemy infantry,
and and the enhancement Of the
number of fighting machines due
to the transfer of those on the east
ern or Russian front. to the west
front
"It will be noticed that since Jan
uary and February, 1918, our figures
for losses show a steady increase"
Captain Lehman writes. The rea-
son for that, however, is the increas-
ed participation Of airplanes result
ing from the fact that the German
flyers who had been operating on the
eastern front migrated TO the western
front when fighting ceased in the
Russian theater. The increased par
tieipation, Of course, resulted logt-
cally in larger total loss.
Bloody Apprenticeship.
1.-THE eastern flyer, who had been
accustomed to quite different lighting
conditions, in the beginning, I'M
doubtedIy had to pay a bloody APP
premiership IN fighting with French
and British. The Russian as an aer-
ial opponent is aowise TO be compar-
ed with the F,renchman and English
man.
1T would be fundamentally wrong
to draw the conclusion from the rise
in German losses at the beginning OF
1913, that our superiority mad wan
ed. SEiel another factor explains
our higher losses. AS an infantry
plane the aerial weapon is taking
part in a considerably increased
measure in fighting attackers on
land Entire squadrons Of battle
planes, o-calIed infantry flyers, ac-
company stormine parties Of the new
err failing infantry and by taking
full advantage Of their speed, at
tack the enemy reserves at low at
titudes with bombs and machine
gums.
These attacks are made often at
the ridicuIously low attitudes Of 100
meters and even 10 meters. It is,
therefore, at first glance, clear. that
these new tasks expose the airplanes
to every shot fred from the earth.
and must increase our loss account"
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Seal Of Ming
Dynasty Found

Pekfng, Sept. 21.-A Jade seal be-
longing to a famous general OF the
Ming dynasty was found recently IN
the belly of a fish, according to a
Chinese daily.
A fisherman, living outside one Of
the city gates, caught q FISH weigh
ing over so pounds. When he dress
ed 1t for sale he found inside the
Jade seal, about half an inch square
and one inch thick
The seal bears the name or Isl
Chi-kuang. The letters are engrav-
ed fin the Chuan style and are stir
legible. The finder did not know
the value OF the seal. and parted
with 1t for d dollar. The new owner
took IL to curio experts and was as
sured that II was genuine. He sold
IT later to a foreign collector for
$500.
The rare quality Of the jade and
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In the Matter of the Estate Of Aug
ust Westphal, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by tbs UNI
dersigned, Herman a Westphal. az
ment of August Westphal, late Of tbs
City of Fargo, in the County OF Caaa
and State Of North Dakota, deceased
to the creditors OF and all persons
having claims against said deceased
to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within six months after this
FIRST publication Of this notice to said
executor at his residence IN the Town
ship OF Highland, in said County OF
Cass and State Of North Dakota, or
to Pierce, Tenneson & Cuplerr attcr-
neys for said Executor, at FGrgesz
North Dakota. ...-
Dated this 26th day Of August, 1914
HERMAN A. WEsTPHAL,
Executor Of the Last VIII and TsE-#
lament of August WeEtphal, deceased.
(Sept. 21-28, Oct, 5-12, 1879
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WE'RE YOU EVER

Our 81 +' PR6Posf ftfe& IS tBE4TTER,
hLet us tell you how you can handle
flour. canned goods, provisions, an en-
tire line of groceries, as we'll as
paints. roofing, stock foods, automo-
bile and machinery oils and greases;
no rent to, pay; no investment in
stock large orders taken from sam
pies; goods of guaranteed and proven
quality; selling experience not neces-
gary; very profitable work for work
ers''. Address Hitchcock Hill Co.,
Dept. 1872, Chicago, Ill. Reference,
any bank or express company,
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the engraving convinced the experts
that IT was the property OF the great
General Tsi Chi-kuang, who -four
ished in the later part OF the Ming
dynasty and whose deeds in the sup
preston OF the japanese pirates who
infested the Chinese coast have
rendered his name a household word
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Summons.

State OF North Dakota. County of
Cass. In District Court. Third Judictar
District. --4s
Minnie Meland. Plaintiff. vs.. Burt
Meland, observation-disclosures
The State of North Dakota TO the
above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to an
gwer the complaint in this action ana
to serve a copy OF your answer to this
said complaint on the subscribers
within thirty days after the service OF
this summons upon you exclusive of
the day of service; and IN case OF your
failure to appear or answer, Judgment
will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded IN the COM
plant.
Dated at Fargo, North Dakota, this
9Th day Of August, A. D. 1913.
SPAIsDING 81 SHURE, ~
PlaintifIs Attorneys. Residence ana
Postof1ce Address, Fargo North Da=.
70 the above named Defendant:
You are hereby notified that the
Complaint in the above entitled action
was fled in the ONCE OF the Clerk of
the District Court OF the Third judi
cial District in and for the County OF
Cass and State Of North Dakota on
the 7st day OF August, 1913.
SPALDIGG g. EHURE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Residence and
Postoflce Address: Fargo. North Da-e
aug. 17-24-8L Sept. 7-14-21. 1915
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sALESMEN WANTED-High grade
travelling salesman capable of earn
ing $4,000 and g" expenses annually;
staple line to general merchandise
trade; attractive proposition to deal
ers. Address Sales Manager, 612
Hearst Bldg, Chicago.
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HELP wANrElp-FnmALn.

YOUNG LADY. now employed in Of
fee, desires to make a change;
years experience as cashier, 3 IL
years experience. in general Office
work; can furnish best of references.
Address 5, care Forum.
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For quick rosts1ts taaa The Forum
want ads.
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REAL estate
fCnnNFnuaAA

TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ESTATE-Any kind, anywhere, or
make farm loan, write or see Herbert
Hodge, Fargo. n. d.
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BUILDING, 48xS4-20, and business,
equipped for restaurant, bakery,
lodge hall and dance hall, for sale at
bargain, in town OF 1900 good loca-
tion and business: easy terms. Ad-
dress 430. Forum.
24O-ACRE FARM FOR SALE, in Red
river valley, near Casselton, N. D. !;
all under cultivation; black loan soil !;
fair buildings; $56 an acre; $500
desired. Myrtle VanDyne, care of
waldorf Hotel. Fargo. y. D.
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BUsINESS CHANCES.

G~~~~I@@~~s~----~-@~-~~~~~s
FOR SALE Lease and furniture;
IL room roomlnghouse; cheap
piano included. Phone 3756.
ON ACCOUNT OF DRAFT, must sell
| the only lunehroom and confection-
cry in town of 1900. Address s, care
Forum.
FOR sALE-Restaurant confection-
cry and pool hall fixtures; small
town, western North Dakota; only
place of its kind in town; will sell
CLEANING. pressing and tailoring
business for sale in town of 1000;
only business of kind in town = inVes-
tigate this and you will hnd a bargain.
Address. No. 4, Forum.
INCORPORATE your business: avoid
partnerships; protect private prop
nation free. Philip Lawrence, former
assistant secretary state, Huron, South
Dakota, Ave. K.
AUTO :MoToRGICLEs.
FORD TOURING CAR ami winter top
for sale. Cole Hotel.
FOR sALE-standard 8 Chummy road
ster. Can be seen at Wagner Motor
WANTED TO BUY-Sscond hand or
wrecked Ford touring car or road
ster. What have you? Write No. 422,
care Forum.
A FORD BARGAIN-$450; demount-
able rims, shock absorber tool box,
A No. condition, 1917 model, tires
as good as new. Call Sunday after
noon at 1924 LIST Ave. 8.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-BuIck
roadster, Elcar, Regal, Chalmers,
Dodge and others: some exceptional
bargains in Fords. Fargo Auto Ex-
change, opposite Masonic Temple.
FOR sALE-Studebaker "I7'' series,
4-cylinder touring car, in excellent
condition; good equipment of tires, in
fine mechanical condition, well up
holstered and in AL shape throughout,
Address 921 9th St. s.. Fargo. or tele-
phone 3526-W.
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SALESMEN-F6r North Dakota; va
cancy- October !; permanent
position; old house selling staple line,
on exceptional terms; high commits
sions, S35 weekly advance. Sales Man.
ager, Suite 900, 500 Woodward. De-
troit. ....
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wANTBE-ro buy tools. $50 Front St.

OLD CLOTHES AND JUNK-Phone
1852
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TRANSFERS WANTED-Farr Day
Line. -
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BUTCHER WANTED-By Oct. /; an
all-around man; steady job ana
good wages to good man. Henry Ola
sers Litchvllle, N. y. . -.
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OLD CLOTHES AND JUNK-Phone
1852. -.
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bright eapa ble--ladiss
to travel, demonstrate and sell well
known goods to esta blished dealers;
.$26 to $50. per. week. railroad fare
paid weekly advance for travelling
expenses. Address at once, Goodrich
Drug Co, Dept 632, Omaha. Neb.
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AGENTS.

NEWEST and best patriotic pictures,
16x20; rs subjects; service banners,
honor rolls; whirlWind sellers; lowest
prices; free samples. Jas. Bailey Co.,
Dept, 17S, Chicago. -aI @
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FOR SALE - Lease and furniture;
II room roominghouse; cheap
piano included. Phone -3756.
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Tonic, fastest selling auto accessory
on the market; pocket sample; an
ideal side line, a quick seller, and a
money maker. Fargo Auto Accessory
Co., Box 1872. Phone 1410.
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HELP wANTBD-1LALE.

HAVE knight Printing Co. print it.
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WE PAY FOR RAGS. &c per h.
: Phone 1862:
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PATRIOTIC men and women to dis
tribute America and the Great
War; gives just the information ev-
eryone needs at this critical time;
illustrated; big pay; spare time may
be used; outfit free. international
Press, Philadeiphia.
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Statesmen,

sALEsMEN-New fall line now ready:
easy seller sales guaranteed; ex-
press paid; Sc commission per order
'tage Grove Ave. Chicago. :
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RESPONSIBLE WOMEN wanted; un-
usual opportunity; chance for re-
liable woman to utilize spare time in
PRODUCING Priscilla rabrics, hosiery,
blankets, underwear and specialties;
beautiful samples furnished Address
Fitzcharles CO., Trenton, N. J.
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OLD. CLOTHES and all kinds of junk.
Phone 1852.
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WANTED-Young boy for light work.
Fargo Bottt1ng Works.
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The rare DUALITY q ths iade and
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BILE FURNISHED ROOMS MAY Be ADEDN THESE COLUMNS WITH QUICK MSS-F NDMAD
HELP wANrED--FRssALE.

DREsSMAKING sCRooL-Hemstltch
ing and picoting. lib Broadway.
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STRONG AND ACTIVE
MARKET ON CURB
War Stocks Record Substantial
Gains-Curtiss Airplane ,
Up 9 Points.

The market for curb securities was
strong and active yesterday. with sub
stantial gains in the war stocks There
was great deal Of short covering in
these issues which resulted in advances.
Curtiss Aeroplane was active for the first
time in several days and sold about two
points higher. while Aetna Explosives
rose little more than a point. Wright
Martin Aircraft was Arm early. but re-
acted later. The company. it is under
stood, Is doing business Of 1000, 900,
and when quantity production has been
started in the Long Island City plant the
business may rench $4,000. 900 a year.
The motors were featured by an ad-
vance OF more than point in United.
while Chevrolet after showing a loss Of
3 points rallied somewhat, but trading in
the latter issue was on a small scale
The independent oil stocks generally
were in good demand, with small gains
reported throughout the list. Mining
stocks were rather dull, with no impor-
tant price changes
Armour & Co. bonds reacted from their
recent top levels, while the Bethlehem
Steel issues made small gains.
Total sales and range Of prices follow :
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ST. Louis.San Francisco Railway Company.

Under the terms OF It's Adjustment
Mortgage. ST. Louis San FranrisUo Railway
Company Will on october l, 1918 pay TO
the holders Of its Adjustment Mortgage Six
Per Cent, Gold bonds "A semi annual install
ment Of interest OF 3cr, being the interest
for the six months ending June 30. 1915, at
the maximum rate carried by the Adjust
ment bonds
Payment OF such interest viii he made
at the office of the Company, Room 1896
la0 broadway, New York, ON presentation
AMI surrender OF the proper coupons for
such interest and appropriate ownership
certificate.
Coupons maturing prior to October LIST,
1919. must be presented for payment at
Bankers Trust Company, SIS heretofore.
Dated New York, September 2lst, 1913.
81. LOUIS-SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
nv C. w, nTIT,ARD Treasurer
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Report or the unclaimed deposits, dividends
and interest q The NEW NETHERLAND
August, 1915, made in accordance with the
provisions Of the banking Law. Sections l34
Full name n deposition or
shareholder and last Oats OF Amount
known residence or original OF
post ofllce address deposit. deposit.
Mildred i. Baxter, 2l6
John ". De Kay. Lon
don. England ...... Jan. 10, 1908 5o.55
Manhattan Central Inn
provement Company
u West saith St, New
c. Iii Lillian any Moore, q lee o. ''0' ma
Vile. Mass '''' s '''.' Apr. 20. zoos 72.17
II. u. Moore, 1879 West
si,h ST. New York
DsnIti Pollard, 1913 East ''''' So '''' ''-''
sSth St. New York - .
state Of New York. County Of New York, IS "
WM; F.. u; koELsCH, President, and
Netherland Bank Of New York. a bank To-
Gated and doing business in the City OF. New
York, In said county. being duly sworn. each
FOR himself says TINT the foregoing report Is
a full, true and correct statement OF the IN
claimed deposits, div blends and interest OF
the New Mcfarland Banh OF New. York
made In accordance with the pro, sious OF
Sections l3i AMI 40 Of Chapter 800 OF the
RsnRing Law shown ny the hooks OF said
bank on the first day OF August. lHls.
". y. ~. kOEIsIH, President
CURTIS J BEARD, Cashier.
Selorhly subscribed and sworn to by both
d.. ronentS. the 9TH day OF september. 1918.
Seal HENRY II. MARTIN.
Notary Public.
Kings County Clerks No so, Kings County
No. lG2. New York County Registers No
1918. Commission expires March 80. i'20.
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BOSTON. Sept 2O.-Augustus $. Cobb.
who has been manager OF the Conserva-
ton Division OF the Massachusetts, Fuel
Administration since its establishment "A
year ago, has been appointed by Fed
eral Fuel Administrator Garfield, assist =
ant chief OF State Conservation OF the
United states Fuel Administration. Mr..
Cobb will make his headquarters in
Washington.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Sept 20,--The demand for
money continued brisk to-day and dis
counts were steady. on the Stock Ex-
change the trading was quiet with ir-
regular profit taking, and there was
some easing in consols, mines and Rus
sian oil. Other shares >ere steady
British rails hardened on the settlement
of the labor dispute. Argentine securi-
ties were heavy, while Mexicans were in
better demand
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NAMING OF STRAUSS
PLEASES BANKERS
Say New Federal Reserve
Board Member Finely Quail
flied for Place.

Important bankers in the financial dis
trict gave their hearty Endorsement yes
terday to the appointment by President
Wilson Of Albert Strauss to succeed Paul
NJ Warburg as a member OF the Fed
eral Reserve Board.
Seward Prosser. president OF the Bank
ers Trust Company. declared the APP
pointment was one OF the most admi-
rable that could have been made. He said
Mr.. Strauss Is type OF man whom
every one respects. He added that he
considered New York fortunate In hav-
ing him chosen for the position.
Walter f. Frew. president OF the Corn
Exchange Bank, said:
81 think very highly OF the appoint
ment OF Mr.. Strauss. When Mr.. War
burg went out was very much dis
turbed, but when I heard Of Mr.. Strauss
appointment ] was perfectly contented
and happy again. He Is very good
man"
Gates w. McCarrah, head of the Me-
chanics and Metals National Bank. gave
It as his belief that the appointment was
the best that could have been made.
Other bankers said:
Alexander j. Hemphill, chairman Of
u1e board or the Guaranty Trust COM
pany: at is very fine appointment.
A better selection than Mr.. Strauss
could not have been made"
Francis L. Hine. president of the First
National Bank 1T is an admirable ap-
pointment."
Jerome ]. Hanauer OF Kuhn. Loeb &
Co: Mr.. Strauss's temperament and
his education and experience as an in
ternatonal banker At him admirably for
the position for whcih he has been nomi-
mated by President Wilson. / can think
OF no one In whom the bankers Of the
country would have more confidence"
James S. Alexander. president Of the
National Bank of Commerce in New
York: THE appointment of Albert
Strauss to the Federal Reserve Board
will bring increased strength to that
highly important body. New York
bankers who have had dealings with
Mr.. Strauss are confident that he will
MI the post TO which he has been nomi-
mated by tho President with credit to
himself and advantage to the coun-
Try, His responsibilities Will be heavy
and his opportunities for service will
he great. We who have como to re-
spect rs financial abilities and to rely
upon his business judgment know that
he will meet his enlarged obligations
with distinction"
fennsyIvania Crude OIL Market.
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St. louis.San Francisco Railway Company.

Under tho terms OF its Income Mortgage
So. Louis san Francisco Railway Company
will on october T. 1918. pay to the holders
Of Its Income Mortgage six Per Cent Gold
Bonds an annual instalment Of interest OF
r.. being the interest for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1915 at the maximum rate
carried ny the Income Ronds.
Payment OF such interest Will bp made
ut the office of the Company, Room 1896
Is0 Broadway. New York. on presentation
and surrender Of coupons numbered 3. being
the coupons for such Interest, and appro.
pirate ownership certificate.
coupons maturing prior N October 1st
1918 must be presented for payment al
Central Union Trust company, SO Broad.
way. New York. a. heretofore
Dated New York, September s1st. tplS
ST. LOulS-SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
COMPANY,
" JIIIIAnn