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9lrbcit I'M Nnl2lartru Die mort
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Sbcrnou fir sic Quutm6rocr IN
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5m GrObibitiOuSitaat EemucNct III

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Netn ,3ueliel tanu %anitommen.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Erei9IiItc oco Gountp Scben5mittcl-
&erluaIters fiir 0Guolcr nuo
Goniumenten.

llntcnltcbcnoc Hreiie limo Grcoit-
Nreiic unO 9gIten fijr StapeIortifcl.
Gijr @oor3obluugen miro Elm &abott
pon 3pcI Nro3cnt crInubt. @cnn
HbIieierrmQ atnilnidt miro, 10 mulB
Scr a%IeinbonoIcr menigitcn5 5 Gents
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Die YarO.
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Sic b%illiglten 9Sai6itofie in Nmerifa. 9Sir
rat4en Sbnen, ii6 iebt SIREN Sorratb einSu=
tau Ell.
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Our Country, Right or Wrong ,
If Right To Be Kept Right.
If Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurz.
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2puiuncrtcn ioIltcu Sen 2ebcu&
mittclueriuoltcr idlriitIit beuof,rid,
tiacll. ncun ilbertriebeue Yrcjie uor
Sen Rleinharolcrn qeioroert mcrocn
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
Shock Troops ,
Continue on
The Offensive

Fargo shock troops" continue on
the offensive.
Wednesday evening the Blacks
department store troops, consisting
of employees Of the store and their
friends, were on the job again. when
they made an expedition out to the
Bennett farm and set up between IS
and so acres Of heavy wheat between
o'clock and dusk. The party was
conveyed to the farm by five auto
mobiles and a truck. They took a
picnic lunch along, but were served
with coffee and sandwiches at the
farm, both upon their arrival and
before their departure.
Mr.. Bennett expressed himself as
we'll pleased with the work Of the
troop. and stated that the girls, as
we'll as the men, from Blacks store,
built as good shocks as he had ever
seen. He expects to have another lot
of grain cut for them to shock FRI
day afternoon.
4 party Of 20 nurses from st.
Johns hospital and about 20 men
from about the city made up a
Shocking party that invaded the
wheat fields of the L. Beaton farm,
on the Sheyenne, river, and covered
a large amount Of ground before
dusk, Patrolman William Welsh
who has been challenged to a match
to determine the champion shocker
Of the state, was one of the party,
and judging from the pace he set,
the championship match will prove
to be a real affair.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
TMcker.A to .
Name RegitrarS

W. r. Tucker, secretary Of the
Cass county draft board, has receiv-
ed an order from Adjutant General
Fraser asking appointment Of regis
trars for the next registration on the
basis of one registrar for each 30
possible registrants. It is expected
that one-third more registrars will
be needed than at the last registra-
ton. Men already registered can be
used in this work, and it is hoped
that those capable of clerical work
and having an acquaintance with the
residents of the district will volun-
teer their services as a patriotic
duty.
1t is expected that the registration
day will be set early in September,
and the machinery. Of registration
is now being perfected so that it
can be put in Immediate operation
when the Presidents proclamation
is issued. Interpreters will also be
appointed, as the experience of the
last registration showed the need Of
them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
Light CHARTER
REPEALED TODAY
City Commission Takes
Second Step in Union
Light Controversy

The Fargo city commission. In
special session today, gave second
reading to and passed an ordinance
repeating a charter issued to the
Fargo Electric Light & Power Co.,
predecessor Of the Union Light,
Heat & Power company. granted
November Z, 1884.
The repeal Of the charter granting
the company and it's successors
perpetual Use of the streets and
alleys of Fargo for electrical equip
ment, is a second step by the COM
mission to bring to a head the char
ter issue with the company. The
commission only recently authorized
the city attorney to notify the COM
pany to vacate the streets and alleys
Of all electrical equipment.
The ordinance was passed without
discussion.
There have been no/new develop
ments in the increased rate issue
with the company this week. A
hearing by the state railway COM
mission is scheduled to be held in
Fargo August Is, but 1t has been
intimated that the hearing may have
to be postponed to permit a more
comprehensive audit of the COM
pany's books.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
DR.. TibbetS
VIII Be Head
Off. G. High

The friends Of Fargo college will
be glad TO know that the new de-
partment of education under which
the academy will hereafter be OPP
Grated as a model high school, is
to have as its head an educational
expert Of brilliant qualifications and
experience.
DR.. Anna NJ. Tibbets of Nebraska,
taking her doctorate at Columbia
this summer, has accepted the po-
sit.on which President Howard Of
fered her ten days ago. declining a
promotion where she is now in order
to do so. She has decided in favor
Of Fargo, because the opportunity to
train leaders for the high school
development in North Dakota the
next few years impressed her with
its large and patriotic importance.
DR.. Tibbets is a product Of the
University Of Nebraska. receiving
her A. B. degree at that institution
in 1904, and her A. NJ. degree In
1907. In preparation for her doc
torate she has spent three summers
at Chicago and two at Columbia.
DR.. Tibbets Is proficient in Span
ish, and probably will give the be-
ginning course in that language
which the college intends to offer
this year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
Wa'. Opening
Up Nez0 Social
Era For Women

1.-THE industrial readjustment that
is going on because of the war is
reflected in the work of this office"
said Mrs. Mintie Bowe. in charge
OF the women's department of the
Fargo branch of the United States
employment service. today.
"AlI the calls / have received to-
day, with but one exception, have
been the result Of the new social
readtustment which the war is fore
ing upon women. A number of
women who registered here for work
desire paying positions during the
absence OF their husbands in France.
l also have had a cali to place a
substitute In a womans position.
who desires to spend the week with
here husband, who is home on fur
Tough"
There continues to be a great de-
mand for girls for general house
work, and Mrs. Bowe is sending out
girls to positions as fast as they
register. Some farm women who
have called at the office for help are
putting girls in the kitchen while
they assist with the harvesting. eth
er shocking or running a binder.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
Blacks Troop
Largest i'm City

The Black department. store Shock
organized IN the city, and includes
fields each afternoon. Wednesday
S,C acres Of wheat on the Bennett farm
The personnel Of the troop follows:
CcI9nrad Meyer Miss Phil .Boisvert.
MISS Aurora Boisvert, John Vestervg,
Z: r; Wagner, Q. e, steen. J.. schlenk-
er, Ruth Taylor, Olga Sturton, Mrs. J.
ks Ieltyy R. B. sPeckeen, Mrs r; 2.
Eyes, Mrs. D: Balier, Mary schlanser,
Thomas Turner, Mrs, Thomas Turner,
Huseby, Loretta Dahl, Mrs. Osborne,
Mrs. Powers, Marie Duffy, Ralph
Youatt. Pearl Duell, Dr.. Allison, Mrs.
Fyles, Miss Tollefson. Mrs, M Meyers
lBtsmarck)t Alma .Rickson, Victor
Smith, Pearl, Sullivan, Ida Sullivan,
Nels Tofte, Emma Larson, Hans
Moore, Alice Anderson, Ella Nugent,
Hazel Carninej>L Mr.. aBesterby, Mrs.
Besterby, Irene Otteson, Elmer Vid-
ger, A. Kopelman, Marie F,iske, Han
nah Peterson, Peter Macarthur, A. P.
Messer, Mrs. A. P. Messer, lRoye Tate.
VIM. Piper, ST., VIM, Piper, jr., Hans
Christianson, Mrs. Hans Christianson,
N N. Gilbert. Mrs. NJ n. Gilbert, Mrs
McAndrews, Mrs. w. Cook, Lucy
Clark, L. Scott, Mrs, L. Scott and son
Robert, Hazel Williams, Harold
Pratte, Mary Ness. .. e. $3.50
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
Nezos From The "Shock Troop Ofensjye
Forum Troops Advance On
Minnesota With Big Success

The Forum Smokers are
worth 90 per cent more than any
crew Of wortingmen I ever had
on the place. The harvest this
season was a real pleasure.
hope I will never be forced to
60 back to the transient labor
again after my experience this
season" This was the lest
word of Chesbro Smith, after
The Forum squad had completed
his work this week.
The Forum shockers showed their
neutrality yesterday,
maneuvering through a field OF
wheat on the Finch farm, north OF
MINI. Supreme Com
mander Fleming reports very salts
factory results, with the casualty
list confined to a minimum, Mel
Vile Stone Void suffering in a flank
but showing, every in
lication Of being able to come back
strong. ''Dohghboy'' Davies. under
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
Forum Acts As
Booking Agency


Because Of the unprecedented
growth of the SHOCK" troop move
ment in Fargo, and the fact that
many troops have been organized and
are being organized, The Forum has
volunteered to act as booking agency,
and will be glad to supply farmers
with names and addresses Of cap
tains of the various troops.
Fargo Shock" troops are doing a
very commendable> work, and in the
past week have shocked hundreds Of
acres of wheat and other grains.
ton. The driver, according to the
letter, must be a good mechanic and
all-around man of good character, ana
adds that satisfactory arrangements
in the matter of pay will be made.
4 Two hundred trucks are not in
service in France for lack of drivers,
the letter states. -nrs
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
AMgnSt 16Named
Date ofP1ayDay

Friday, August IS. has been chos-
en- as the date for the first pub
lie play day to be held in Fargo,
according to an announcement
made this morning by Miss Claire
Henning, playground supervisor.
The affair will be held at the Agas-
siz school at o'clock in the even
ing of that day, and a most cordial
invitation is extended to the general
public and the parents of the chill
Fairgrounds during the summer, to
attend and see the work the chill
dren have accomplished. There was
a splendid response to the call made
for the children to take part in the
event, but more are needed, and
those who wish to take part can ap-
ply, to Miss HenningA at the Agasslz
either Friday afternoon or evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
Fargo College
WiLL Get Armv
Training Corps

By direction Of the secretary or
war a unit of the students army
training corps will be established at
Fargo college. President Howard has
received a telegram from Washing
ton announcing that an officer Of
the United States army will be de-
tailed to the college in the near fu-
ture, who upon arrival viii proceed
with the organization. Rifles, uni
forms and overcoats will also be
shipped.
This action will doubtless result
IN a marked increase in the attend
ance Of boys at Fargo college this
coming year.
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fire for the first time. was able to
hold his own with the veterans.
The tradition of big eats" was
not overlooked by Mrs. finch. A
steaming hot banquet was spread in
the wheat field which was thorough
" enjoyed by the members of the
bundle brigade.
ANY question as to the pace set by
the bunch that looks after the
mechanical end of The Forum, can
be settled by Thos. Turner, OF the
Crazy Turner agency. Mr.. Turner
was periodically enthused the first
Of the week to the extent OF apply
ing for membership in the shock
squad, ready to answer all calls.
After one session with the crew
Monday Mr.. Turner apparently re-
tired to base hospital, since which
time 1t has been difficult to interest
him materially, in the task OF setting
up wheat. He is reported missing
in action.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
Ne1O Dairynan
assumes Duties

A. G, Dahiberg, who has been nam
ed as dairy specialist Of the extension
department of the North Dakota
Agricultural college. arrived in Fargo
Tuesday to assume his duties. He is
a graduate Of the University Of Min
nesota, spent two years in the dairy
department Of the University of Wis
consin, and for the last two months
has been inspecting butter for the
United States navy.
Mr.. Dahlberg will cooperate with
a specialist to be named by the state
dairy department of the North Da-
kota department Of agriculture in de-
veloping local and cooperative
creamery industry throughout the
state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-08
Many Eager to
Become Citizens

Many more declarations Of inten-
ton to become citizens of the United
States are being received than were
received before the war started, sew
en- aliens have recently declared their
intentions of becoming citizens, in
this district court:
Heinrich Johan Heck, German. Cas-
SETON; Edward Kapaun, Austrian,
Casselton; Helen E. Schwandt, Ger
man, Durham; Lillian E. Stevens,
English, subject by marriage, Fargo;
Ragvold Hanson, Norwegian, Fargo;
and Bertha Haase, German, Fargo.
Svend B. H. Walnum, Fargo, who
made his petition for naturalization,
received his first papers four years
ago.