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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-26
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-06
AMERICKE VOJSKOV ARCHANDESKU
NADSENE PRIJATO RUSKYM LIDEM.

Kandalaska ruske Laponsko, 4. srpna - (Opozdena
zprava) = Ia poslednho ydne byy spolu voskem spoje
neckym Archandesku vyodeny j oddly americke. v
prvnm oddeenf meznarodniho vojska by zasoupen Gle
pfija po cee severnl Rsi vekym nadsenm elkoz lid
znava Spojene Say nesou ovadany sobeckm choutka
mi vdc Rusku povazu amerckou dcast zaruku ze
ence vede zarocen en skutecn@ patelstv
mu Rusku.
Obyvatelstvo Archandelska vtalo Amercany ostatni
vece rdecne vzdor meste panuc revoe probolsevicke
nacenci tohoto povsan sparovai pfbylem mezinarod
MIN vojsku ochranu prot podvratnym zivldm
Posednf bolsevcky odpor zlomen byl jz sobotu
sedn rama Jim bya dana zeezncni sanice sakagorky
levem brehu Dviny Ma teku Archandelska wall sebou
bosevici 900 rubI penezich mnozstv nych
nych pTedme ale zanecha sebou znane zasoby vaecn
no materau Mostly zeleznicni trat nebyly poskozeny
Nova prozatmni vada Archandelsku, jez dba pofa-
dek cee severn oblas podporovana jest vesnckym sovey
vdko Sesavena jest dewitt muz1 vesm6s cenl byva6
no konsttucnfho shrcmAzd9nf So .&sa.nx
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-06
ROZKAZ CESKOSLOVENSKEMU
ARMADNlMU SBORU Ma RUSl.
PROF. MASARYK, JAKO VRCEINl We
uTEL CESKOSL LOVENSKYCH
ARMAD, NASIM STATEC-
NYM HOCHUM.
Ceskoslovenska Tiskoya Kancelar.)

Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancear.)
Washington, D. C. - Professor Masaryk vydal tento
kaz ceskoslovenske arm1ds Rusi Sibffi:
utpenm ktera jste, seskosovenst dobrovolnci musi
sks arm&dy pfpoly zkusenost DOLBY posedni;
ZAKERNE BYLI JSTE NAPADENI Cd TECH, JIMz JSTE
BYlI LOYALNf A JIMz JSTE PROKAZOvALI JEN DO
BRO!
Vykon8vai se pfisns povinnost uozenou Vsm Va
sim svsdomin na;m nsrodnm programem: S ste jdete
boj zvot a svobodu a nez1vsost sveho ma
roda nsroda ostatnich
Prosi jste zkousku ohnsm a obstili jste dobfe beze
zbran dovedi jste muzns vtszns set ozbrojensmu
pfitel! f%s
Cey spojenecky svst a ted uz nepftel uznsv6 Vasi
loyalnost chrabrost pockou vyspSost; xe neek
cesty ole nejtszsich pfesxek abysts boo-
proti nepfs francouzsk< fronts Vam zkaIo
s uznsni v;ude mluvi jiz, pr<vem 6eskoslovensks
anabasi %sS1&
N6s nkreatlpm. ieduosni j.l4 avxf vi., sadSis
We Vas posuje jej dtapach snad nejvssch, ktes kdy
koliv .n6sel
Vim, konat budete .vou povinno.t dale Pamatujte
ze jste ze pfatelskeho nam useho nsroda nsmuz z
dale loyan Sbshem oolnosti zatim
jess Rusi bude postupovat dohods Sponc; mas
pfitel Rusku jsou Rakusans Nsmc Rust jen ii, jed
notlvc fakce strany ktere zevns spolcuji pro Ia
jmdm Ruska prot nam samym a nasm spojencdm nasm
nepfitelem.
Na:e armada je demokraticka a slo.zi demohratickym
cild Zkuenost Rusi mas pou6ia ze demokrace neni
totozn6 desorganisaci Nam Vam pnou davsru a d
vsru velitele gener1la Dietrichse
Jako Vas vrchn velitel dskuji jn,enem SWIM jne-
ceeho nSroda, ktery mns toto veltelstvf svsfil
Budte ujstsn ze pracuji V8s tfeba em Cd Vas cd
loucen ako sem vsecko sve s vsnoval Vam kdyz by
V8mi Z ::
Pfikaz znst must kazdy dobrovolec sesko.love-
skeho arm1dniho sboru.
We Washingtons, l. srpna 1918.
T. c. MASARYK,
predseda Ceskosloven.ks Nsrodni Rady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-06
z MfSTNf cESKOSLOVEN.
SkE VOJENSKE KANCE.
LARE.

Prednasky porucik Milosla-
va Niederle We v1kolnich osa-
dach naseho vojenskeho okre-
SUI pdsobi velice vlivne ma kra-
jany, kteri dosud nev6deli ma
kterou stranu maji Sc priklonit
a znacne posiluji vsechny upri
mne Cechoslovaky cd pocatku
!rasi akce horlive pracujfci.
Do nasi dradovny dochazeji
dcpisy dosvedcujici moralni L.
speech techto prednasek. TAX
ku prikladu nednavny pracov
mix v Detroit, P. j. j. pise !:
"Nas lid, jak doufam, stal Sc
ucinkem vasi prednasky o mno
no procent cestejsim a mnohy
zaryty austriak odpadl cd mo-
IDLY hahsburgske I--4--.... !.
Nasfm l6astenstvim ma fran
couzske slavnosti, pri ktere
Jste mas Cechoslovaky tax brill
iantne zastupoval, ziskali jsme
mnoho v ocich nasich spoluob-
CANT a doufam, re to nebude
ami pfehlednuto vladou fran
couzskou v Parizi, kamz O pri-
behu cele slavnosti bylo refe-
rovano zdejsim konsulatem."
Jiny dopis pravi: "Pan poru
elk Niederle byl uznan cd vse-
no ceskeho lidu v Detroit "a
nejzajimavejsiho recnika KITE
rGho jsme kdy We SVEN stfedu
NELL jeho jenny, prociteny
prednes, pdsobfcf hlubokym do
jmem ma vd6cne posluchace,
zajiste utkvi vsem dlouho v pa
nett"
z tehoz mesta pise nadsena
ceskoslovenska vlastenka B. P.
nasledovne: ''Nemohu pocho-
pitt, jak mnohy schopny neza-
visly mlady muz, ktery jinak
sym vlastenectvlm, kdyz no to
nic nestoji, Sc blyska pfi kazde
prilezitosti, jak mize zIstati v
teto kriticke chvili, kdy nase
udatna armada denn9 v9tSi a
vetsi slavu dobyva nasemu ce-
skemu jmenu, kdy svymi ciny
.privadi v dzas .cely svet - jak
jej to mdze udrzeti donna "a pc
ci, aniz by svojf pazf, svymi
schopnostmi prispel svrhnouti
dvouhlaveho upfra naseho ma
roda a k porobeni nepritele
'veskere humanity - germani-
smu!
Jsem Primo zoufala, ze jsem
jen slabou zenou a, ze nemohu
pletacf draty vymeniti "a mec
a jiti bojovati po box nasich
chrabrych junakd. Uznavam,
ze Jest prace Vcelek velice "a
.s'',zna. ale pro mne, kdy kaz-
dy tep meho srdce. kazdou krd
~Si krve sve cht6la bych zasve
titi svoji zubozene vlasti - ie
to tax nepatrn6, tax vse-
dnf! -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-06

SETRENf
PAPfREM,

Washington, 5. srpna. - Vi
lecny odbor vydal rozkaz, aby
pocatkem II. stpna bylo vie.
moxnS setfeno novin&fskym pa
pirem. Citaci l8tka ma byt sni-
zena o Is procent "a. vSednich
dnd o dvacet procent v nedsl
mich vyd8nich.
zadne move casopisy nesmi
byt behem valky zakl1d&ny.
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vZKAZ NARODA cESKd 81 OVEN.
SKYM osADAM v EV OPE l
AMERICE "A CESKO To-
VENSKE ARMAD
MANIFEST TEN PRIVEZEN z PRAf
MICH DNECH.

Ceskosovensk& Tiskova Kane
Nsrod ceskoslovensky vsem Vam Wide
jujicim daleho Cd vlasti vzkazuje, ze je m
Vidcove naroda vsichni jeho obcan<
Vami lasce! Vasi otcove matky, Vase
Vas zboznujf. Jste jejich jedinoa myslenkol
nadejf! Zapominaji ma hlad zalaf, kdy
Vasich cinech. Jsou st'astni We sve bidS, Id
Glen jej5ch rodiny bojuje n6rodni arm<d
nebot' vsichni Jim z8vidsji! Jako hy move ~
bez privilegii, bez vysad, slechtictvi rodin,
ky "a vec naroda! Nepo6itaji Sc mrtyi ' \
ale kazd1 viska po6it9 svs .vojsky 6e1
de. Cely okres Sc stydi, kdyz jeho ,pluk j.
dredni zpr1vs - ale narod jmenoval uz "a
skoslovenskymi pluky gardovymi.
Hrde potlacuji slzf svdj Dol, kdyz /
muz padl "a vlast radach ceskoslovensl
SLEPT ke vsemu, co Sc netyka Vas. Jsou hlgl
rakouske drady, nebot' jejich vlra We Vas
ky do ruky jdou noviny, kdyz prinesou zprl
dstdm, Prahy do nejzapadlejsi vfsky kirk
nesou poslove zpravy, jez verejne nesm6jz
blaha radosti jde narodem takovy den.
pravi dostatek, co lsta fici nesmeji -
w Cd Vas a % Vas. "a.
&
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81, ze syn neb
n vojska. Jsou
elzim, jez sirri
smerna. 2 ru
n as. Cd dst k
Ek a slovenske
nanny. Usmev
Ky a pohl'ed
dobre zpra
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III vojakim bo-
.rdym!
.n6ji Sc pred
v a Vase deti
ke jejich virou
Hide zprava O
ysdi tajnS, ze
sou hrdi tim,
6ctvi sc tvorilo
daily bojovni-
lskych fad6ch
,venske arma-
In v ralkouske
slke plulxy ce-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-06


reS- vanoce 1el7 Hronnych zpray Rdska nebylo
zeeux nsslyset Nod rdel Rusko boest sudu lilly
smutnG ceskoslovenske zeme ia sS
Stedry vecer. Pod stromkem naroda lezel dar jedny
dar Dekret utvorenf Ceskoslovenske armady Franc
Vsechny poady svta by by narod nevyen "a teno dar
O. jake to pax byly Vanoce @
Nebylo co jist ale bya armada! Nase vastn vojsko
nam praporem Takovychto vanoc nezazy Cechy celia
dlouha staetf!-
Nebylo Gin topit al ev Cechach by Ear! zad nadsen
stesti nevycteneho! Obma1i de, pakali radost
smival Sc vrou skaly peynejsi!
Cechy hladovcf mrznoucf hledely tam ranice VIA
st Jech vdsSnS sastns oci hedaly oho jenx e Jim vid
zosobnsnm vedeni politicksho jenx H ech
a heslem - MASARYKA! #
Septay jmsno toho. koem nshoz kupi ldu uz zkaz
Ky legendy Septay jmeno eho dctou laskou Widely
pred sebou pance kery prchl vas dobe kdy ceska oaz
ka neexsovala Widely tletou praci eho jeho spoupra
covnikd prac tezkou beznadenou pocatku kdy musi
razeti nepochopen kratkozrakost lhostenost svea.
Byvae psance vidf dnes vast dplomatcky uznanym "a
stupci svym spojeneckch vad vdf skutecnosh prvn
vladu ceskoslovenskou po stalet(ch. s*a5
Jak diva jejich oc dnes kdyz zv9del uznan satu
Ceskoslovenskeho statu saostatneho suverenno neen
Francii ale take Amerkou, 1talii Angl?
Jak vlas politcke vddce, ktefi il vydcbyli statku
nejsvet9jS6ho! - iY .t,
Uctu obdv vzkazuje narod .vym vadcdm politckyml
Vam pax, voslim sve armady, Rusku Italm q Fran
cii vzkazuje nsrod .vou vrouci la.ku sydj obdiv!
Narod hrdy ma Vas nea SLOW, ABBY vyjadrl jak Vas OBJ
divuje jak muje Vas svdj vidinu jez konecne
stala savnou skutecnosh! '
Kleei kolenou jak rozkazsl Brusiov pred Vam hrd
move cd Zborova kf ste poznai sss bsdy
poznan< otci Styfi let bojovat vitsz ako "vo
sko Se.kosovensk<."-
Obdivuje Vas, kdoz ste vyznamenai bojstch i
talskych Zboznuje Vas kdoz e Sbifi Rusku odhodla
sam vypovsds v1k, odvxkenu nepfteli .vsho naroda
Cerm6nm kdoz jse sam sebe wall dkol ohromnsho do
.ahu voiensksho policksho zachr&n Ruso jeho 6est!
Zboznuje vas kdoz ste proved do dxjnach voenvi ie
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03
SUPREME VAR
COUNCIL MEETS

Paris, May 3.--The supreme allied
war council met yesterday at Able
vile with Premier Clemenceau pre-
siding. Those present included
Premier David Lloyd George of Eng
land Premier Vittoria Orlando Of tt
ally, Viscount Miner, British secre-
tary of state for war; Cen. Foch.
commander in-chief OF the allied
armies In France; Gen. SackvilIe-
West, General Tasker Bliss, American
representative at the council: Gen.
Beiin Of the Versailles committee;
Major Gen. Henry n. Wilson, British
chief Of stan; Field Marshal Haig,
Gen. Pershings Gen. Petain, Vice Ad-
niral Wenyss, British first sea lord,
and Vice Admiral De Bon. CHIEF OF
the French naval star.
During the two days In which the
conference has been in session all mil
itary questions of moment were ex-
arnined and settled in fun agreement,
The results obtained are unanimously
regarded as most satisfactory,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03

Hindenburg seems willing to sac
rifice tens OF thousands of his best
troops to take Ypres, which probably
means that the British will eventn-
ally withdraw from this ruined city.
The town is surrounded on three
sides. and the possession OF Mount
KENNEL gives the German guns COM
mand of the railroad that leads from
Ypres to Calais. Mount KENNEL was
were sacrificed to stem the German
tidal waves which beat against it.
Mount Rouge and Mount Des Cats.
just west of Mount KENNEL, are still
held by the French. who will not
again make the mistake OF having
insufficient forces to hold back the
German hordes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03
COUNTY WEED AGENT
ARRIVES IN NOORHEAD

A. H. Larson, county weed agent,
arrived in Moorhead this morning to
take up the work for the extermina-
ton of the sow thistle and other
noxious weeds in Clay county. Mr..
Larson and County Agent A. c.
O'Banion drove out into the country
today to make arrangements for
Kidding certain fields of quack grass.
Clay is the first county in Min
nesota to employ a weed agent; and
Mr.. Larson is an expert analyst
from the Minnesota agricultural coll
lege.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03
Nap showing present battle line and
the ruined Cloth Han of Ypres.

the Red army. That would be a di-
rect blow at German Imperialism In
Russia. Not for nothing do German
official circles regard seriously the
government by the allies"
M. Noulens, French ambassador to
Russia, in an interview recently, said
that Germany was trying to gain
economic control Of all Russia and
that If the allies were constrained to
take military action, it would be
friendly assistance without thought
Of conquest or interference in the in
ternal affairs Of Russians. FOREIGN
Minister Tchnicherin, In reply, de-
clared that such assistance was not
desired by the Russian masses who
would regard 1t as an armed invas-
ion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03
Daily Market Report
REVERSAL AFTER
STRONG OPENING

New York, May 8. A reversal,
which followed the strong opening of
the stock exchange today carried
United States Steel and other equip
pings fractionaIIy. under yesterdays
final prices, automobile issues mean
while extending their first losses. A
sharp rally followed under lead Of
price coaiers, notably Pittsburgh coal,
Pittsburgh and West Virginia and
Western Maryland at gains OF 1 to 2
points. Other strong features included
California Petroleum and Royal Dutch
OIL Liberty as sold at 9S.9S to SO,
first 4sat 96.44 to 96.5S and second As
at 1854 to $3.50.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03

The evacuation of Ypres by the
British would probably mean also the
loss OF Newport. Neither city has
yet been in German hands. If they
capture these cities, the Germans
will make an attempt at Calais, the
loss of which would be g. distinct
blow, though by no means a fatal
one. to Britain.
The map shows the location of
Ostend and Zeebrugge. famous Ger
man submarine bases, which it is be-
lieved were recently put out Of, COM
mission by the British fleet. Should
the Germans take the French ports
of Calais and Dunkirke they would
probably turn them into submarine
bases Calais is only % miles from
the British coast.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03

Arras and east OF st. Venant, in the
course of which ten prisoners and
five machine guns were captured by
our troops.
1.-THE artillery has been active on
both sides during the night between
Givenchy and the forest de Nieppe,
in the neighborhood Of Locre and
south of Ypres."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03

out here, probably is that they are
laying the foundation for justification
at a later date of the torpedoing of
American ships, in case any such ships
are put in the transatlantic service
to carry some invalided soldiers. It
may be recalled that similar charges
were spread broadcast about British
hospital ships. as q prelude to torpe--
doing them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03

in the west, says Marcel Hutin, ir
The Echo Departs.
NJ Hutin saw Premier Clemeneeau
on his return from the meeting of
the supreme war council at Abbe~
vile. The premier expressed satis-
faction with the results OF the COM
ference.
"And the situation at the 'front.'"
asked the writer.
General Foch is very optimistic;
that's all I can tell you" was the
premier's reply.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03
The British Report.

London, May BIN the neighbor-
hood OF .V1llers- Bretonneux, on the
front before Amiens. the British
gained the advantage in local fight
ing during the night, the war office
announces.
On the northern front there was
active artillery fighting especially
near Givenchy, the forest of Nieppe,
and Locre and south Of Ypres.
The statement reads:
Local fighting took place to our
advantage last night in the neighbor-
hood OF Villers-Bretonncux. We
carried out successful raids south of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03
CHTCAGO pRoDUCJE,.

Chicago, May 3.-Butter, firm: re-
ceipts 7,942 tubs; creamery extras 43;
firsts 3S@41a; seconds 340l36. Cheese.
steady; unchanged. Eggs, higher; re-
cefpts 22,037 cases; iirBts 32D33A !; or
binary firsts 315s D32; at mark, cases
included tx Q321s. Potatoes, receipts
3S cars u1changer. Poultry, alive,
steady; fowls ~ ~; springs rs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03
Livestock
CHICAGO LIvEsToCK..

Good demand sent hog values up
grade. Cattle and sheep appeared
somewhat scarce.
5n6gg Tesseipts ;zG:guO ssI5Tonmg 2li az
mixed S16.75@17.60; heavy SIS. 300
17.4O; rough S15.90@16.25; pigs s13.25
OHIO.
Cattle, receipts 5000; hrm; native
steers $1,000 D1T.40: gtockers and
feeders SS.20012.50i cows and heifers
S6.75 @14.00. calves $8.00014.O0.
Shepe, receipts 5000; strong; sheep
SI2.76 al 1870; lambs $3.50 20.90.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03
HIM Must Boone
TO Sue For Peace
az Aesociated Presp.l

London. May s.The Times refers
to dispatch from washington stating
that diplomats anticipate peace
move but that no offer of mediation
Amy proposal OF peace must come
from Germany, The Times declares,
and the allies will meet any such
move with the same unbroken front as
they met the latest offensive.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03
Germans Getting
Ready To Torpedo
Hospital Ships
(By Assoefated Prega.l

London, May S.-The German wire
less which few days ago sent out a
dispatch alleging American aviators
were crossing to Europe on hospital
ships, reiterates these charges in a
longer dispatch today. The reason for
the emphasis placed on this false
charge by the Germans, It is pointed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-03
SoOiets Eagep.
For Recogn milton

Moscow, Thursday, April 25.-via
fVladivostok Discussing recognition
of the Russian government by the al
lied powers. the Bo1shevik news
paper, Isvestia, says:
Recognition of the soviet power
by the allies will help immediately
to establish business contact by Rus
STA with America, England and
France relative to the equipment Of
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Italian armies
Also Under Foch
~ AasocIated Prese.l

Paris, May 3.--The military auth
ority Of General Foch as @ result of
the Italian adhesion. has been ex-
tended to all the western fronts and
the general now becomes comman-
der-in-chief of all the allied armies
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CORN PRICES ON
DOWN TREND

Chicago, May 3.--Prospects of con-
tinued warm, sunny weather had 81
bearish effect today on corn. Besides
the outlook for Increased planting.
supplies in first hands were said to be
heavy, and there appeared to be grow
oats crop The argument was pressed
also that the sharp rally yesterday
was only natural reaction after re-
cent severe declines. Opening prices,
which varied from unchanged figures
to 80 lower, with May $1.2TA to
$1.273s and July $1.471s to $1.47%
were followed by a slight upturn and
then a decided, break.
Oats gave way with corn. Commits
sion houses were quick to take the
selling side. After opening unchanged
to nc lower, the market underwent a
material further sag.
Higher quotations on hogs lifted pro-
visions. Offerings were scarce.
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CHTCAGO CASH DTARFSETl.

Chicago, May Corn, No. 2 yellow
yellow s1.i8@1.57. Oats. No. white
rs @80%; standard 795a@81. Rye, No.
nominal Barley $1,40@1.75. Tirho-
thy $4,000 S.25. Clover S1S.00 @2S.00.
Pork nominal. Lard $25.S7. Ribs
$22.55@23.1T.
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BISHOP ON 0. $. 'FRONT.'.

Rome, May 3.--The pope has nom
mated the Right Rev. Patrick Hayes,
auxiliary bishop of New York. as
bishop Of the American army at the
front.
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nrI.rrrFI csTa.IATN nr.ARI5Er.

Duluth, May "a reversal Of FORM
was shown In the f1a1seed market to-
day Weak holders were asserted to
have been shaken out in yesterdays
raid and two OF the largest operators
were reported to be busy replacing
their lines today. May closed &c up,
July &c mp, and October Sc up.
Coarse grains business was slow in
the absence of receipts Oats closed
Y up to q off and barley closed un-
changed. No quotation was made in
rye at the close. there being no offer
ings or stocks to work upon. Closing:
Limseed, on track s3.99G14.05; arrive
$500; May $3.50 bid; July Sz03 bid;
October $500 Oats, on track 78A a
1914 arrive 1884, Rye, not quote.
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"a. PAIII. T.TvnsrnnEE.

South St Paul, May 3.--aogs, re-
ceipts 800; &c higher; range $16.T5 a
1880; bulk $685. OILS. so.
Cattle, receipts 1900: killers steady;
steers $7.5O016.50; cows and heifers
$500 01S.00; veal calves steady. $500
0I2.50; stockers and feeders slow,
$3.50 @11.O0.
Sheep receipts 100; weak; lambs
$500 @18O0; wethers S7.00@16.0O;
ewes S5.00D15.69.
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nTIWNEAPOLTs GRAIN,

Minneapolis, May g. Flour. un-
changed; shipments 58,465 bbls Rye
$258@2.60. Barley $f.a0@1.73. Bran
1914.
Wheat. receipts 128 cars, compared
with 191 cars a year ago. Corn, No. d
yellow $156@1.65. Oats, No. white
77l Ql7s1A. Flax s4.03QA.05.
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GERMANS PUSHED
BACK BY ATTACK

Continued from page one)
the beginning OF this great battle
when the French and British fought
aad died together
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Big Decline In
. Railzgay Income
fRy Asaociated Press. }

Washington, May 3.-During the
first three months Of government reg
ulation, ia American railways showed
q net operating income Of $54,108,661.
against S144,0l1,399 for the same per-
iod under private direction in 1917.
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HemstircninB. pfcotIng. pieatfng.
Mrs. 4. Anderson. 617 ard Av. N.-Ady.
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New goods daily at Holderman's. =
Advt.
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PERcALE REMNANTS

Two cases Scout" Percale rem
nants, 2 to 10-yard pieces; both
dark and light patterns, (worth
soc today. Basement special,
while they last. 81
at yard ......s.... W