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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-13
"Given Nations Resources"

'Never. I believe. in the history Of the
country has group Of men been given SO
completely a nations resources. together
with the administration and the peoples
confidence, as have the aircraft group. and
never has such confidence been more wan
tonly abused. I refer here to Maj. Gen.
Squier, Howard E. Coffin. Col. Deeds and
Col, Montgomery. These civilians and
military members appear everywhere in
the program, planned to meet our military
needs-and they appear everywhere in the
deliberate and elaborate machinery that
placed and held the colossal contracts
among a few-they appear everywhere in
the fine network of falsehood and camou-
fage, and they included Mr.. Baker as their
partner in the common statements to the
public-they deliberately lied to you and
framed up their statements, particularly
their failures and misleading Congress be-
fore the Senate military committee, and
they are directly responsible for no en-
gines, no planes, no propellers and our
vanished appropriations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-13
Sea Service Great influence.

'The sea front has no communfque.
The country does not know the terrible
life there when great events occur.
Yet it is there that there is being
played one of the parts which have the
greatest influence on the duration and
issue of the war. The country knows
that mastery Of the sea is the certain
gauge of victory.
ut should also know that the mas
terry belongs to the allies, who have
won 1t and keep it, thanks to the hero
ism of the sailors, who are worthy of
their soldier brothers"
The minister then gave details of the
successful British operations against
the German submarine bases at Zee
brugge and Ostend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-13
WEATHER.

Thundershowefs this afternoon or to-
night; cooler; tomorrow fair.
Temperature for twenty-four hours end
Ing pm. today: Highest. So. at 4:45 pm.
yesterday; lowest. II. at am. today.
Full report on page IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-13
Mr.. Borglum's Experiments.

AS indicated in the memoranda pub
1ished in the Congressional Record Mr..
Borglum's experiments with aeyoplanes
had come to the attention of the ma
tional advisory committee for aeronau-
ties. of which Charles D. Walcott, sec
retary of the Smithsonian Institution, is
chairman.
DIR. Walcott explained today that the
telegram addressed to him, quoted in
the Record and signed by c. H. Pea
body, was in response to an inquiry
about the progress made in the tests of
Mr.. Borglum's models.
Though Mr.. Borglum's hobby has been
aeronautics, and he is reputed to have
wide knowledge Of that science, 1t
was learned that scientific men who had
examined into his plans did not con-
slider them feasible.
In regard to the documents put into the
Senate record Friday, Mr.. Borglum states
in his letter that Senator Brandegee Of
Connecticut will submit to the Senate.
Tuesday or Wednesday, detailed evidence
and affidavits relating to this deliber-
ate frame-up."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-13
Member of the Associated Press

Tho Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication of all news dispatches
credited to It or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights of Publication of special
dispatches herein also reserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-13
In Safe at War Department.

The letter Of the President which
Borglum used as his credentials was
dated January 2. but before the end
Of January the Vice President, Secre-
tary of War Baker, Howard Coffin.
Stanley King. assistant secretary of
war and officers of the Signal Corps
knew of the existence of the corre-
spondence which seems to have reposed
in safe at the War Department.
The Secretary of War remains silent
about the matter, on the ground that
the Department of Justice now is in
quiring into the whole aircraft situa-
ton, nor have other officers of the War
Department given any information
about the trailing of Mr.. Borglum. That
the Presidents investigator was placed
under surveillance by the intelligence
section of the department has been
denied. Further than making this de-
nial War Department officers will not
discuss the reasons why Mr.. Borglum
was being watched.
In his open letter of yesterday Mr..
Borglum denounced as "a deliberate
frame-up'' the presentation to the SEN
ate Friday of the documents which
were designed to show that the sculptor
had attempted to capitalize his friend
ship with the President by secretly Or
ganizing a company to build aeroplanes.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16
8pm 8lit setrDfien l1no eingedi6ert

Stir lolde Sic ri6t allSu felt i6lafen,
NOR sic @on1tagna6t feine all5u an
genebme. Sin itarfes gemitter eins
iiber bie @tabt, ein 8libidlag folgte
benz anberen nnb gleid btnterbretn
ein oonnenoer &ra6 tpel6er beiagte
bab eS In l11n1ittelbarer ydbe etngez
i6lagen bate. @etp0bni6 brennt's
aud in iolh elmer @emttternadt ur1o
Sic 8irgeri6aft bte idon mad mar,
NOR ni6t iebr eritaunt mie auf etnnal
gegen 3 llbr nnoraens oie 6euerpfeife
perfiinoete, bab eS bren11e. SIM 5tall
bon 6ibel 96neiber, Hanne nnb 5.
gforbitrabe batte ein 3iinbe1lber 81ib
etngel6lagen ur1b III fur5er 3ett itanb
Der 9tall IN bellen 6lammen.
Das 6euer tpnrbe suerit bon benz
geadbar Sol. Bolta entoedt pel6er oie
|9dneiber Sa1ntlte tpedte uno bmln
mad bert Seueralarm saaifen, 5. 91oro
u1b s5ranflin lief. 6ier i6ien etpaS
ni6t gu funftio1liren, benn e8 fam auf
Ietn Hlngen fetne NnffDDrt l11lD er
lief Bis our 9tate StraBe uno f6idte
oen Nlar111 auf aaiten SEQ. 81 etr.
9urd bieie 8er50sernng batte oaS
6euer iolde Torti6rttte gerna6t bis
Sic 5euerpebr erblid a11langte, bob
an cine 9tettln1g oeS @ebduoeS rt6t
r1ebr aeoadt ueroen fonnte.
Der 5tall unrbe gdn5ltd) etnse=
dl6ert ur1b audi ein 5duppen nabe oaz
bel. Sin 8fero meldeS iid I'M 5fall
befanb tpuroe perbrarl11t. Sine aornz
crib nit 20 Bnidel Rorn lno eine
Ionne geprebtes Sen puroen and
etn Spfer Ser glan1men. 8eri6teoene
gaden, barllt1ter ei1t nelles s3petrao,
tpel6e IN oen1 5duppen aufbemabrt
'ipnreen, ltnb ntitberbrannt. 9aS en-
.5ige oas gerettet tpurbe fuar ei1l Buggn.
Der tofale 56aoer miro auf 500 abb
Igefddbt lDel6eln 11llr cine fleine Ser
ii1erunssiunme gegeniiberite6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16
Gquitp in @ad,ien beeri7fea

Wdbreno Ser letten Stpei Woden bat
Sic @qllitp gozoperattpe Grcbange tn
giio ct, Saul, lpeldeS Die 8erfalfsz
agentur oeS garnrer TT, iiber $50
Brose11t 111ebr @elddfte getan als ipte
III be1lielben s3eit1aun1 lekteS Sabr.
gies ideint a1Bnoeufen, bab Die Sur
n1er I'M Norbtpeiten Grfolg baben nit
ibre111 ozoperatiDen 8erfalf BON 9dla6t=
pieb.
3ie 11eue 9lgerltur auf benz Chicago
Maarft fpelde audi bon 6armern beg
gaorDneltenS geeisnet uno eontrolltrt
lein fpiro, 1r1o betrieben mirb 81 Deren
Beuefis bat AM |. slugult tire Gei6dfte
begonnen nit Sobn Wurrap NIT uber=
iidt iiber oaS 8ieb, 5on1 GroSbp
ilberlidt iiber oie 5dneine uro q.
s. Dam ipelder oie clertfale 1lnb
Bndfiibrer Nrbeit IN Der SfIice iilbren
miro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16
Mdt Niann reiien oieie ggude ab

True translations fled with the post
master at New Ulm on Aug. 16, 1917,
as required by the act Of October s, 1918.
N6t Mann iinb BON Der Nusbebungsz
beb0rbe beS goln1tns ausgeilldt iporoen
nm Seem nlm bieie @o6e GIT nerlafle11
fir 0ienit III Der 8unbes glrmee. 3pei
perreiiten Mittmo6 6nadnittag na6 SSllz
btanapoliS no lie ii6 als gbauffeure
allsbtlben nerbe1l. Se6s anoere reiiten
geftern gia6n1tttag ua6 O,inneopolis
mo BRET 5anS geden, Sansfa, German
q. &atler, Seem Tim, unb Seltr s..
Bruit, 9leepn Gne, it6 bei Ser timber
Iitdt BON Uiinneiofa 1nelben tperben
unb bie anoeren BRET, Siaac s.. Blad,
gpringfiel6, Ibeobor 9tueber, Stem
Tim, u1lb @n1il S. Wi1lfelmann mel
BEN fi6 ON Der Nderbauidnle Ser
l1niperiitdt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16
Nblieferul1g i,ol1 Nsaz
1ell
SO. s.. @ieiefe g1iinOet Snbepenoent
9eliperp Gn. Gine Mblieferune
am Sage. MDrgers i'm siioenoe;;
nadnittags t1Drolid).

Die Ginfpobner Seem 11ln1s f0nnen
ib1e @infdlfe tpieber abgeliefert be-
fonnnue1, tpenn lie pillens iino, fit biele
Bebienu11g gu be5ablen, am anfang
loieler @o6e entidlob ii6 Wn1. $.
gielefe cine unabbd1lsige Nbltefermlgs=
seiellidaft gu eriinben llno ote 0aren
aus SEN &aufldoe11 an Die 2ente ab5uz
liefern, bie fir lolde 8eoienu1g lOc
besablen pollen.
3tpei Mblieiernngen jeoen Gag
6err @ielefe plant cine Nblieftrung
am Sag. an 8ormittag tDtro er
gBaren I'M 5iiberlbe unb am Nadz
mittag I'M 01oroenbe abliefern. Die
@rerBlt1ie fir bas Moroz unb Glib
e11be 1T Die erlte Noroifrabe.
8eitellt bei5eiten
Nlle 8eltellunsen n1iiiien friibsettig
ae1nadt meroerl, tpibrigenfall8 iie bis
3l11n ndd5ten Iag ltegen bleibel1. g. s..
alle Berlonen, bte iiibli6 BON Der eriten
NorbltIabe tpobren, n1iifien tbre Bez
ftellumaen Dor ubr abenb8 ami porberz
gebenoen Gage gernadt baben, ba Der
Nbfieierungspasen bon ben 2doen nm
| 9 ubr iebe1l Morge11 megfdbrt. 8te=
ienigen Gtnipobner, Die n0rblid) bon
Ser eriten Norbitrabe mobnen, ntiifIen
I ibre 8eiteliu11gen bis II nbr mtttags
ge1na6t baben, tpenn tie Die ma1en am
1elber1 Sage baben ipollen. 3te Nbz
lieTerungen in n6roli6er 6idtung
feeinnen unt 2 llbr nadmittaeS.
@leider Hreis fit 9ieferung
Ser Breis fir iebe Nbliefer,lns tit
|auf 1Oc feltgelekt, einerlei Oh Die 8ez
fellln1g sroB ober flein it. Wenn
Ablieferllng gepnnidt piro, mnb Der
&u11be ben aalfmann bapon IN aerrntz
mis- Iete1. SEER @ieIefe ipirb oann
[bie Beitellllne ubbolen uub ablieferlt.
Ser Nbfeferungsp nub iofort BET
haabnle Ser gSaren be3abn tperoen;.
fam alle midi alli Die g1arenredz
|sal.l.e geIssI oa aas bhefsrn
gang at11abDdngtg BON oei1 Berfallf
ser Waren erfolgf.
8orldufig tperoen Sic Ablieferlngen
1nittels 8ferb II. @agen sernadt.
gpater eeoenft 5err @ieiefe etn 9altz
auto gu faufen, lpenn 0aS @ei6dft eS
11ot1penoig n1a6t. @ine Nblteferung am
5age lit I'M @t11flang NIT Ser Beittnt=
111l1ng BET 8esteruna.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16
linton 9Dipital

5rau Saul aneblba6 tt gmlSz
tag als pattentin ins Union SOipitaH
eingetreten.
Sobn Bebline bon gdeollet 1l1l=
terDarf ii6 lette 0ode elmer Spern
ton.
Srau Beter 5mitb bon Wolmfai11
2afe piro bier sepflegt lulo arstlidIs
btba1lbelt.
emma 2ieldefSfe bon gprirg
fielD ll1ltelnarf iid lebfen sreitag elller
Speration llnb befinbef iid feitoem allF
Der Befitrulg.
gn Otto Gelm bon 5ienarf
Ennlbe lekte Mode cine 1peratioll
EDoll3ogen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16
Mutoinfdne,


sbef Sleep1 Gle eret911efe 1tD al1l
san1stae Nbe1lb ein llnfall, Der letdf
.bdtte redt perbanerlispoa lperben fDn=
men. 5er1nann Naotfe fl1br tn einen
Buid 9lutomobil, bas greo Raotfe
geb6rt, NIT etliden ilrngen 6reunoen
r1ad gpringfielb. Nuf Der Hiiffabrt,
Ste ettpa Inn Wifteruadt erfolgte,
fubren lie IN Der Ndbe bon 5leepp Gpe
Inn cine 8ieguna, uno famen babel
tpobl gu 1labe on bie re6te 5eife Der
2anbprabe. &ursun1, Bus Nutomobil
i61ug Inn alno blieb auf Der re6ten
5eite liesen. Die 3niaiien puroen
5ienlli6 gut aufgefdittelt, fan1en aber
}onit NIT ben blobe11 56reden oaDo1l.
GS rniifien 5ie1nli6 eingebenoe Neparaz
tlren gen1a1t iperben, INN bie Oea16ine
ipteoer IN fabrbaren 3nifa11o 81 Derz
ieken. Die llnfoiten biirfen ii6 auf
$3.50 800 belaufe1t.
Gine aDllifiDa
9lls 6. q. 5tols am 9onnerstag
Nbenb a11fs aano fl1br, battle er etn
Grlebnis, oas febr lei6t bdtte redt berz
bdngnisppn neroen f0nnen. SIM Dit
e11be Der Stabf fam linn an Der JrDnt
5trabe ei11 Nabfabrer entgegen. !Serr
9tol5 mar nett serlg auseeptber,
Inn eiRen 3uiammenitob 81 perbiiten.
.Gs idte1 au6 alles gut abslllallfen,
aber alS bas 3ipeirab etipa 3 SUP enf=
fernt mar, geriet ber 6abrer, Iorn
MetB, pl0kltd IN gernirr1lng u11b
f1br bireft in bas Nutonobil bi11ein.
Der Nnprall nar 10 grob, bab WeiB
iiber baS gorberteil bes Nutomobils
gei6leuoert tpurbe, unb on Der a11oere1t
5eite al1f bem 8oben lanbete. sdre
5err 5toIs nid)t lanelan sefabren-
er fubr 1lnr etlpa 5 Meilen oie 5t1noe
10 mare @eiB tpobl III ben Btno oidilb
geiporfet1 1l1lb pom @la8 iebr 5er@
ihnitten inorben. go fam er NIT ei1ter
Iei1ten 8erleklulg Der 56ulter baDDn.
Auh 5,lueirab l1lb Nuton1obil itnb nidt
ihlDer bel1dni9f iporpeM q.
!ttsfaa isns arf M,.s., M
s Sin auoerer l1nfan, Der let6t iebr
idmermieger1oe 6olsen bate nad ii6
5iebe11 f6nner1 trus ii6 tpdb1eno <bes
Barffon3erts am go1lntag Nbeno 51,
Gbas. See BON 9leepn Gne mar NIT
1eine1n 9lutomobil. an Der g1orbiette
bes YarfS nlo lauidte Der Muiif.
Gr mar I'M 8egriff nod 5anie 5n fab
rem. 8orber par bie Mal6ine auf
riidtpdrtS eingeitellt lporben, mas 5err
See 1t6t tpubte. 5obalb beSbalb oas
gutornobtl ii6 belueete, fnbr eS riid=
tpdrtS bie Barfb0l6ung btnab, bnrb.
i6lug ben .3all uno oeruria6te babel
einen iol6er1 2drnl, OaS oaS &ra6ell
iibef BEN gan5en Barf seb0rt tperoen
fonnte. 8iele 2el1te, ote am Oeoro=
enbe beS Darfs iaben, fonnten ii6 nlr
bllr6 etlige 6lu6t Dor i6nerem 96aoen
betpabre1. @6lteBlt6 selang eS bod
BEN nnbdnbisen araftnasen gum 5ttll=
{ta11b 8u brtngen. Gtne lnterlndlng
ergab, bab bas Nuto feinen gdaoen
eelitten bate unb 10 fon11ten ote
Sniaiien obne meitereS na9 5auie
fabrer1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16
ltnteritiikune fit GDuntp 5airs

Wie IN mloere11 Sabren ipirb au6
bieieS Sabr Der 8rotp11 Gountp lanoz
ipirtidaftli6e gereirl pom 5taat I'm
teritiitung befonln1ert. 8on. Ser 2ez
gislatnr bon 1917 tpnrbe fir bieien
3Ded oie 5unme bon 500, 900 be-
nilligt. Settles Sabr ipurben bon Sen
6air @eielli6 s121 ,526. .56in g1dz
1l1ien ausbesablt. Sn bie beipillieten
s100, 600 lueroen' iid 96 G5elemd mdaften
teilen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16

sir Sic 5taatS gair tpelde nddz
item Monat ii ct. Baul uno Mnne=
.apoliS ltattttfiinbet bot Die 8unoes=Gi=
fenbabn gerpaltlus eine IL State
fiir BE Rlmoreiie autoriiirt. Dieie
State bat be55ug auf ale 5faatsz llnO
aareiSz Gairs.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16

aus 25 6arnls illl gourltn baben einen
gilo. so 5ilos I'M GarBen l1llo bon
bieien iperOen bieieS Sabr IA gebalt.
Stint 5ilos pro 9otpnlhip u11o bod
babe1 5 Ionns feinen einsieen Sin,
9ieS ii1lO 2eabenlportb, gtgel, Ohlliz
gan, Stateln 1lllb gtarf. n Cafe
5aasfa gibt es 16 unb IN 5olne is
Silos.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16
Goblel!ltr.a!aelt.

4Dnillmert mutt eieene &phlen tra=
gen. Mnipeiiung, Die 9dnblern
Dieie Arbeit perbietet, pn11 Ser
ltadtliden geripaltrna bier ein=
getrDifen. 8efellungen 0iirfe1t 1lidt
On afpeiten @dnbler iibertrasen
1ueroen.
Dieienisel Berioner1, bie iidb sic
aoDlen bonn Ableferunssmasen biS
nod oem 2aeerralnl tragen lieben,
iinb our6 etne Geftt11111ung i6ner be-
treffen fporber1, oie neuli6 q. 8. Bood,
oer lofaIe 8ernalter fit 8rennnateriaz
ien, bon S. S. W1c@ee, benl 8u1be8z
perlpalter erbielt. 2aut bieier 8eftimz
111lng 1T es. Sen &oblenbdnblern ober
.oeIen Nngeltellten nnterfagt, &oblen
bonn 8agen nod bent 2agerraum gu
Etragel. 6olgenbes 1T Der Wortlaut::
nsgSegen Oeansel an Nrbeitsfrdfter
n1lD nm aoblen 10 i6neH tpie 1n0gli6
abslliefern, lniro hermit beitimmt, baB
feine Roble bon BEN 6dnblern ober ibre1t
Angeitellten ober pom Wagen Ser 6dnb-
Rr our6 treenb etne 9erion ooer Ser
ilo1len eetraeen merben biirfen. DieS
finbet Nnpenoune auf alle 6dlle, mo Die
8Dble eni6t bireft bonn Wagen IN ben 2az
gerraun1 beS &oniumenten abgelaben
uerben fam.
rAle 5dnolern i'm 5taat W1tru1e=
iota 1T eS perbote1l, Gob1en binein3uz
tragen, BET llbertretung oieier 8eifin1z
1llll1lg.
pgieie Nnneiil1ng tritt iofort IN
g9raftt. =
Werlll alio ber~ &oniument ieinen
9agerralnn an ei11er1 Srt bat, Der 1idt
ID liesf, baB man NIT benl @agen 6idt
btnfabren far1n, 10 lit Der Gubrna1n
gel10tigt, bie Roblen beint Sanie be8
8eltelIers ab5nlaben nnb ibm Die 8egz
rdumung gu iiberlaiien. @enn Die
Gnffernu1e aber nabe senlg III, Inn eir
Nobr brauhen 5u f0nnen, 10 bletbt
ibm bic idmere Nrbeif oeS Traeens
erparf.
@egen Mrbeitermangel
Mie chen angegeteH nE.Se eieie
EBeItinl1nl111e tpegen Oeenssd CT 9 gsrheitsz
fraffea erlafien, ard fIlssse4 en eine
ihnenere Ablieferung 81 ii6err Wan
Da berebnet, oab baeurd ie Is Mi=
l11ter per 8o1l1le eelpart fDeroe,i Ste
frlber bon ben Suhrle,tteu eebra1leht
tplrbe1, nen1t Ste Reblen aefrager.
tperben 11uBte11.
@e6iel nerfnler
Sin anberer Blrnft, rer oereoelt it,
beltebt bari11, bab Der &onluntent
ieine gelrta6te 8eitellung ni6t on etnen
anberen Sdnbler iibertraae1l oarf, es
{ei bern er babe bte 3ultimmunns oeS
.eriten erlanst. 8teie 8eiftmm1lng lall=
tet folgerbermaben:
uBitte teilen sic ben 5dnblern nit,
.oab es perboten 1T, geitellrmgen BON
einem Sdnbler an ben anoeren 81 iiber=
tragen. gat1ddli6 fam bie bein ef1
iter1 5dnoler serr1a6te geitellung nt6t
abgelagt tperoen obne 0eilen 3niftnz
1l1ung. @enn Ste erlte 8eitellung ni6t
.abseiagt ipurbe, 10 1T tie anf benz
syor11u1ar gu ieben, ba8 betm 5tpetten
5dnoler ei11geri6tet purbe, n11o eben
6abur1 1T es Tim perboten, bte See
itellung a115unebmen.
GDuntD &Dmitee
9lnt Donnerstag Nbeno belt baS
goln1tn &omitee Der 8erlpaltlng BON
Bre11nnlatertal cine 5ihung in 5leepp
she, no Sic &oblenfrage etngebenb err.
0rtert lpurbe. Gnlpfebluneen puroen
ee11adt, bte eft bonn 8erualter oeS.
9taateS gutgebetben tperoen 1niifien,
ebei IN araft treten. Bertreter tparen
anpeleno bon Stem ufm, 9leepn she,
gpringfielo, @omfrep, 5ansfa, Sob
Sen uro GDan.
gnuitn in Nsnd,ien bearifIen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16

Der Neidtnn / niht 81 berlperfe1l,
.fagte bieier Iage ein Steiner Stein,
gemib nidf, beionoers lDenn man Dan1it
eeiegnet 1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-16
8eri6t oes GolllltD
Ngelttelt.
siefert ben 8eueis, bak Ser gerluif
burd, 8ranb iitb auf $500, 900.
belduft. gsidt senug sdafe u1o
81 ipertg GilDs,

aus et1lem 8ert6t pel6en 6. @ebb,
Der @ou11tn agert fit 8roipn gountp
auiammengeitellt bot iiber Sic. @1nte
unb BEN 8tebltanb I'M Gou11tn gebt Die
eritounlide Sotlade berpor, BOB bieI
9ur6fdnttt8farrn in 8rotpn Gountn
213 Nder betrdgt nnb bab bon bieien
50 Nder ober 81 Bro3ert bra6 liege1l.
SIM Sabr 5unor NOR es nod l6ltnn1er,.
benn bteieS Sabr ltnb 5.4 Bro5ent neb1
nnter 9ultur tpie i'm Sabr supor.
Gleines @etreibe
Die Nder5abl fit fleines @etreibe.
lit um 23.1 Bro3ent geitiegen ll11b nimmt
20 Brosert oes culttDirte11 2anbes ein,
meldeS SEN 8eipeis liefert, baB Ser.
bur6i6nittli6e Sru6tlpebiel aus WeaiS,
Weisen, Safer, @erite l111b Rogsen be-
itebt u1lb tetlneiie g8ei5en r11b 6afer
eriett. Sn 1917 betrue O1ais 35
Yrose1lt bes culttptrten 2ar1oes aber
in 1918 11t11111t @et3en ben gr0bten
6ld6e11t1balt NIT 80 Yrosent ei11.
gerite seist BEN g16bten Bro3entiab
II. ser .3u1tabme unter be1n fleinen
g'etretoe, ndrnlid 172 Bro5ent.
Gr1tte Grtrag
Bere611et 3u 20 8ui6el pro Nder
ipirb ii1 sic Meise1ler1rte bon 8roDn
Gollntp auf l, los, $50 8uidel belaufen,
ober ba Is 8ro3ert bur6 8rano gelitz
ten bat, 10 miro ber Geia1ntertrag a1f
uneefdbr eine Oeillion Buidel berabz
. seId11ttten. 9oeeeu 3u 18 8nidel
pro slder pera11fdlagt, gtbt eine Grnte
BON 235,458 8uidel ober 1z3 Mtllion
fir 8roipn Gou11tn. @ern Safer 40
Suidel pro ader sebt, oann belduft
iid ste Gotal 6afer=Grnte fir 8ropn
Gountn a11f 1,838,560 8uidel ooer.
unaefdbr / 1z3 glsifIion. Gerite su
35 8uidel pro Slider beeentet eiIlen
Gr1lteertrag fit grelun County pon
3O5, 1886 8uidei.
SnJanen bnr1 0raaD
gtinfsHoer 9raitb (gn1nD be Sic
Sseisenerttte I'll Broiu1 gou1ltp al,r1
10000 8uihel Met5e11 perrtngert.
9tes bdtte alles perbiitet me1ben f011i1e11
tpe1ln ser Sa1nen @ei5en seb6rig NIT
Sor1naloebeno btstnfBtrt tporbe1 tpare.
Sere6r1et GIT $500 pro 8ui6el, 10
l11ei11t otes et11e11 8erlult BON $3.50, 900.
I'm ben @amenlpeisen fir ieben Nder
i'm Goll1tn NIT Sorrnaloebepo 3u besinz
fistren tpiiroe etne Nuslaee BON 81 ,O20
beoelltet baber. 9tes erlaubt etne Btnt
Tornalbehenb fir iebe 6arm ouf ipelz
der our6lhntttltd 33 gtder @et3en
9esogen murbe11. Sebe Sarnt bat bur6z
idntttlid) ben Brets BON 5 BON tbre11
33 9lder Mei5en ober 5000 etngebiiBt,
no 60 Ge11ts bas n0ttge 6or1naloebenb
gefauft bdtte.
Wfais
Die Nder5obl bon Meats i'm Gountn
lit bebel1tenb suriidgegangen tpetl eS
un1nDgli6 mar geniigerb grtes Saatz
form 5u befommen, aber baS &o1n
liebt better aus nie lett Sabren unb
Sic 9lusit6ten fiir etne quite &ornernte
ii11o bte allerbelten.
&artDffel
Seoer 6armer bot I'M 9urdi6nttt
1z2 Nder &artoffeln gepflan5t ipel6eS
oeniietsum ben Tarmer NIT ieine1n Ell
eere1 8ebarf u11o au6 bte meiiten
Staotler I'M Gountn gu perieben.
Shnetne
g6fpeil1e babe11 abgenommer uno
sipor 9.s BroSer1t, betnabe ETH S3ebr1tel
iperieer tpie lebtes Sabr. 9tes 1T.
teilueiie oen l1nitanb susuidretben,
bab lebteS Sabr in 5nei Ioipl1ibipS
sic gdpetne @bolera ipltete. Nu=
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-18
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by
all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping, pain or any disagreeable effects.
DR.. F. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure.
" a vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil; you will know them by their
olive color. Take one or two every
night for a week and note the effect.
1Oc and 25c per box. All druggists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-18
LIVE WELL ON LESS WARTIME
TIDG

Flour should be kept in a cool, dry
place.
A tablespoon of melted butter is
measured after nSelting.
All articles to be fried should be
warmed and thoroughly dry
There is nothing better for broil-
ing than a double wire broiler.
In winter the -four should be
warmed before mixing the bread.
Flour, meal, sugar, salt and spices
should be sifted before measuring,
There is more starch in wheat
than in any other food that we eat,
A pair Of scissors will be found an
endless convenience in the kitchen.
II Ash is very thick, 1t should be
partly cooked in the oven before
broiling.
Do not use more than a mere dust
of -four when kneading the bread.
The strong smell I'm old fowl can
be removed by washing in warm
water.
Both for the sake of safety and
appearances, get rid OF waste paper
promptly.
Bits OF ham, creamed and served
on toast, will prove sayory break
fast dish.
Yeast cakes are said to kill mice
and rats, il left around where the
rodents can eat them.
Meat of young animals is more
tender but not so nutritious as that
Of maturer animals.
The secret of perfect frying is TO
have the fat hot enough to brown
the outer surface instantly.