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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
Gnsianos Sage
5tnfi6tIi9 2ebsnsmtttsi
ertIGrt.

Qpnbon 1. Tebr. Sn einer Feos
oeIeosntli@ elmer 8eriammLuns BON
aanSpirt6en iaste am Samstag oeI
aanopirt5f6nfts Wtiniiter Eoianr
ernunb Qrutbero, baB ous 2ano ilt
in timer auberorSsntIi4 tritiihen ga
oe beftn6e uno BEN Qbgrunb suIteure
Dsun bic 2anbtpirt6e i'm unb ben 4e'
bensmittel, &pRtroIlsur Baron Rbono'
bn ni9t unteritiiben, fngts 9err s5ro'
tkro, piiros bos 2anb fortgertlier
tpernen.
Zen 2aubpirtben ipuroe ertidrt,
oaB iie braIiiid3e aenberuneen IN
ibren Mlethoben pornehnleu miibtsn-
Gs Tei uur senug Safer pprbanben,
Iaate Serr prptbro, I'm Grbeitspfer'
Be nit berrinserttn Ratipnen gu tiit'
tern. na6bem 8orrGtbe sur Wablbe'
reituna Bel eeite gsieBt pprben istsn.
sc Iei tein tpn5entrirtes Gutter fur
RinSbieb porbanben unb bieTer Wlons
ael wirb. minbeiers Biz um bieie
3eit i'm nGhften Sahr ou6olten.
Serr prutberp COB ben equbpir'
t6sn ben Rnt5, foOieI aartpffeln alz
moelih gu bsuen.
Baron RbOubba, Der ebcufars eiri'
Rehe belt, bemertte besiigli9 osI
@.i,snluge: Die Gage mag birl1er
stpei ooer BRET Monatsn in Der S1al
iebr ernff tperbeu.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
-Niat seftattet
@er6en unsere9tfertfgte preiseri0'
bungen fir Deisenme9lS SGrfas.
60 bat gSobrunesmittsl daomirHitra'
tor 5ooper ertldrt.

@af6ington, /. Se6ruar. =
l1neers6tfertigte preiserb6sungen fur
Wei3ennebls @rIabnittel tperben ni9t
aeItdttet perben. Die Rahrungsmtttsl>
COMMUNICATION erlisb ouI JreItu5
9l6enb cine @arnuna an bic Sdnoler,
in nel6er i1nen geiagt tpirb, bdb iis
aus ben, seitrpeiligeu Mdnsel an dns
beren @etreibeiortsn, no6 tpelfen I'M
folge Der neuen 8adnori9rifteH cine
or5Bere Raffrdge berriht, teineu 8ors
tbeil sieben biirfsn.
0>-' NN''iriHrntor Soober gin9eH
I'm Qnuf. BEG sooes bisls 8fftperoen
barii6er gu, bGb Sdubler NIT GriaB1
..... ...s as. Dec GtgD9lng oer
9reIIe 6egonneu bd6er-
,WsI6ler bss 2dnoes" iG9te Sop'
Der, limb parGllf pOr6sreitet, ben sros
bsren Fprberungen Der Sausfrauer
uno ber gdter birii4tli4 dnoereE
U2e6lIorten pGbrenb Der tommsnoen
erften Wcnote geredt 81 Deroen
Characterization in Der Sef6rberuna
finb bas Gir5ige, fpns esr aH5emeIle'
nen 8ert6eiluna bur4 bas Sdno I'M
Dese iteben fptrb.
Denigitens zines Der grIuBnltttel
tpirb in Wlengen i'm gan3en 2anoe bsr'
oeifelt. Qgenn anappbeitsn Eerrl dtn,
70 Tnb iie nur 0rtliter Hatur. Die
9orrdtbe an GrIdsmttteln fino geTIlls
eenb, UNI unIere 9ebirFniiie gu befriss
bigen un6 eg piro 5uDerii4tli4 erpar'
tst, bab nit Der beFeren 9sI0rberung
Don 9etreioe na6 ben WtiibleH uno
bes fertigen prooutts on ben &oniu'
menten niebrisere preiIs, aIs bic iest
iiblifen, bic 6olge ietn rerben.
Die normal. Sulge bon 6rtIi6sr
&napp6eiten piirbe ein Steigen Der
prefie lem, bas in t:incm &r9GltuiB
gu ben Soften Der Seritellung uno Der
8eT0rberuna Itsbt. Inter ben geItims
munoen oes 2ebensmitts!. : &ontroaes
gereses lam bieTes ni6t puFi-sn.
anen Ii5enfirtsn 5dnbIsru nit Ge.
b:ngmitteln, bic ibren aunbsn niht
ben gort1eiI BON mdBigen unb gered'
ten preiIen 3utommen la1en, uno mil
einem iibernldBisen profit pertauFen
perSen bic 2iSenIsn entsogen perbsn
llnli3enTirten RlsinhGnolsrn, mi
aebensmitteln, bic gu sinem mebr al.
angsneFsnen 9rpfit per,aufen, pirt
bic 3ufubr burb 8euohri6tigung al
Ter Iiaeniirten 6ndoler entsogsn tDer'
ben, pel9e Die WeiIuHg er5dlteH iper'
ben, tetne Quftrdge bon fol4en .9dno'
lern an5uns5men.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
aIeine aeDIiseisSsad d,ridten
Ttr qlpIiati trnrhtri ntffsrn fof

- Der goIisti splirbsn geftsrn fol,
aerbe Disbifibls asmeIbtt: Bon Gdrdf
gli9offon. 133 @eFf 9. Gtrohe, Elm
s.l5muff I'm Mertbe pcn $22.50; Dor
fran eta Qubbine, 1425 Sbcnmors
StruBe. $40 aus einr ROHmpbe.
Ghublabs.
- sFrau 2bbia @onFitrb. 10 Sn,
spoob 5errace. melbete gsFitrn er6enh
I'M poIiseiauortisr, bab iis duf Dem
msse 5piInen ibrer Mpbnun1 nnb Der
nntersu einbs Elm 5onntdIdjden mil
tfneEH Dinmantring I'm merfbs Don
$500 unb siutr goIbenen llbr i'm Wsr<
tie bon $50 ptrloren babe.
- Clarence 6. 9rob, S29 m<if Z.
Gtr1be. purbt geIfrn Nbenb tn ber
Q64s isiusz Hlosruns ana BEN 6irs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
.5n ibrtm s5eim iibsrfaIIsn..

@abreno eeitern 6ie SO Sssobre aIis
Bertha @apersb5rfr fid, aIein n
ibreH Seim In gao. $40 g8eir gibert
'efrabe befanS, Hetterfe eth iutbe'
fannfsr g1irife ourb eins Ser Sen,
iter. gus iie Inn &ilfe rief. ergrifi
RI einen GeigroIIer urib br1Hte md
otniielben SrdiiieiH @dpersoorier 6reI
aDpnuiul6en BEL. Nnf,5arn. weIhs
nis 6iIferiiie geh5rt b1tten, eiEten
berbei, sporen dber aiiIer Gior6e, oea
einoringLines bobbait 81 iperSeu. s0
b<rieIbs s,,tHob
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
Sernbigenber
2autsn bic festsn, aus 5iunfanb eins
getroffenen Na9ri4ten.

Qonbon, 1. Gebruar. =. Tie
Gage IN syinnlanb seitaltet fidr ben
lebtsn SepeI4en sufpl3e, bic Der fins
nii4en @eIarbtf9aft m Stodholm
iibermittelt tporben, ME Der Rorre>
iponbent Der ,5imes~ berihtet, etFpas
beru6iaenber. Oie Rots @drbe it
entfpeber enttpdfriet irprben, ober i.
III i'm pon5en 2ahbe bereit, fi4 5u e.
geben. Die ReDnlutfoirdren bdben no
immer bic 9auptifaDt 9eliingfors be-
febt.
en elmer DepeT4e aus 6efTingsfors
Dom Wlittpoh beibt ss, baB Der 2dnos
tag unb bic gefebli5e Re5ierung bon
ben @ufIt6nbif6en Saran berbinoert
fpurben. ibren 9fIi4ten nafBufoms
men.
Die 8eise Gdrbe BOT, fpie gemelb:t
fpirb, bic StGbte Sdtpoitebus, 90 Uieis
Zen noropefflia BON Seliinsfors UNI
ssSutpestple. I'm iiibliden Ginnlanb se'
nonlmen.
Streits bauern in SefIirgfors an
iinb bic RsnolutionGren Iollen benriibt
fein, Qusitdnoe in oerTtieoenen onoea
rem Gegenben an3u5ettelH.
x-3
True translation flea with the Pc &
master at Cincinnati on February l.
1918, as required by the Act OF Octo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
0bberufen
ggeroen bic Wtilitdrnttafes Der Sc
iaitbtid,aften BON '9Irgcutinien
m Berlin urS g9ien.

gmenos aires, 1. 5e6r. =
Ger RriegsminiIter bat Die 9lilitdr'
attadss BON 2lrgeritinien IN Berlin
uno gsien abberufen. Sn politiihen
areiien miro bieies gorgcbeu iiir be-
Ridmenb uno ais nit Der @erienfung
oes drgeutiniidert GonIpfers rSr'
rienoo" am 26. Sarniar in Ierbin.
oiutg itebeno betradtet.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February l
1918. as required by the Act OF octo-
her 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
Die snFaanaer.

0ie SaBgdnger poGen iid am
Sonrrtdg ben sSernborf Damn dnie'
ben nn6 maridiren Inn 2 lIbr gsa4'
raittngs bonn gnnpu1ift Der eIberon
glpenie 2inie nb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02

Sn Wlontgonerg, Alaa lit Gus
@inoior 9otel nieoereebralHt Ser
Sdabcn belauft iid) nlif $4,000.
Dian glnu6t, oaB elm Sat in oen
5lanmIcn umgeionlmen iii. 2as
6euer ioa our9 cine 6renneIOe Giga.
rette perlIriaht worOen leiu, Die ein
8ait III iein gett iallen lieB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
WobeIieaero. 80

.@os Srdulein SrieOo fir etren
Tdlfucbenoeu Sang bot. - Rn, fem
Iunber, ge16el 1T 10 alih EN- Gu
aeL-
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True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February !,
1918, as required bs the Act OF octo-
ber 9th, 1917,
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deio den

qonoon, f. Sebr. = Cant elmer
gferter Gepeide oiis Gtthen. iiito rs
sSnbrednqe ron ericdiI6en aeier.
bitten einge5ogen tuoroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February l.,
1918, as required by the Act OF Octo.
Der 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February J.,
1918, as required by the Act OF octo-
ber 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02

GnznKrsen psrrriaasu arsiiaussr, NM
9ripve.
ecEeftbe Rrpmo 0ntrtre tefsi.
!ipt De urictf. gs etbt rirr eia sFrontr .cui.
Eins g g. 0rcsss unisri1<1h u azf bss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
MmfriAtig
Sit Die gereitfdaft llngnrrs fir ben
Srieoen iagt grerrierHriaiiter /,
@yeferle.

amiteroamL I. Sebriiar. .-Gr.
GIeranoer @eferle. Der uugariihe
greiniermiiliiter iagte in einer Geoe
Dor Dem @6seor6netenbnuie: ~llniere
g5reiti9nft fiir BEN S5rIeoen lit mtT.
ri6tig utr0 ernit. @ir b1ben ME
na6 eroberlnsen setratjtet IND
tbun es nii9 lest niht.
99ir ii1o bereif cine gerette Der
| ftdnoigurg gu i1deu. Die 5u eineH
6auernoen ;Srieoen uno 5ur Sider.
heit oieies Srieoens urb internatto'
naIer gbmn6ungen iiibreu wiro",
fiiate greriermiuiiter @eferle lin1u,
uie es in bier alIs @irodpelt einge.
trofferen Gepeihen beiBt.
Der urtcdriI6e prenisrrrtttfter pers
fferte. bos Die einsioen 9ebinrinoeu.
Die tpdren, 6os Sos 9e6iet Ses2anbes
urrerlebt bIie6e unb bas 2dub tte
nrsiseit boben folIte, feline iutern.n
aneefeasrheiteH su reseIn- Or fu5r
bdnn fort:
mir tperben g.rfuter, 9rptetrubt
inter ms sn iGen eueraii6 oppouts
rem, aber c5 bic ndbe 3uturft uns
Trieben ooer unbermeTolihen anuipf
brir1t, bds fttbt fef, bos mir unfer
BiiubniF su 9eutfhlorb nls ben
pirtTumff,n Sfub fir JrieSen aufs
,shl svhofte,- tr,,yher,
grGiibent WefsrI. benertte. er aGbe
fid Der 6offniina bin, bnB 6as G6z
fcmrnen, bas 1lnaurn i'm ge1rtFf Itiirs
be nit SeutIflunb dbsufMieBsr. bds
fpirthI6ufiTifs 2ebeu feinss 2dubes
iiber ifel1en lpiirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02

True translation filed With the Post
master at Cincinnati on February l..
1918, as required by the Act OF octo.
bar 9th, 1917.
@eitere gntente &riegss
f9iffe in @tubipOfOt.
Qonbon, /. 6e6rnar. - 5iini
meitere gntentesariegsi4iffe iinb, ME
aus ct. petersburg beri9tet tpirO, in
Dlaoiipoitot eingetroffen. @btna bat,
auf BeiIungeH Der aliirten bin, biz
Qusfubr BON 2e6ensmitteln na9 Rub'
lanD Derboten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02

Gtaiiondr Don 5 u5r WaHmIttags
bis / llbr Snmtas Norgen Bel 61,2
Syub.
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U ameritanifder GIieeer
UNI 9 ct o m m G n

2onbon> I. iebr. = ytop q.
Garner, Elm lungcr oHerifoniider
sfnbet, Der gum Ropol SSIutng Corps
geb6rte, lit, tDie bic Central 9tetps
nteIoet, an @erIetuusen in eincur
Soipitol eeitorben. CT tpuroe bel e..
ncin Gbitiirs aus elmer Sobe bon loo
Gub ndbren6 eites Slres ON Der
6iibtiiiR GnaLoslos nerlsst
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mn ster at Cincinnati on February l.
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
her 9Th, 1917
@rie6ifde @eferoen ein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02

True translat ton fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February /
1915, as required by tine Act OF )cto
Der 9th, lDl7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
.6asiltoa.

Infer aerpt in Saiuiltun 1T Ser
Gonaro Srnd, 449 Glib Ssiinfte Str.
geIl Gel. 746.W. Spme gbOns
l631.a.
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True translation flea with the Pct
master at Cincinnati on February /,
1918, as required by the Act OF octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-29
MEXICAN DENIES
CUBAN RUPTURE
, DEPARTURE OF CHARGE FROM
HAVANA MAY HAVE NO SPEC
IAL MEANING.

Havana, May. 27.-The exact situa-
ton with reference to the diplomatic
relations between the Cuban and Mex
lean republic is difficult to define, in
view of the wide divergence Of in
terpretations placed on the departure
of the Mexican charge d'afrairs from
Havana. Before sailing he paid a
courteous and friendly visit to Presi-
dent Menocal.
Sub-Secretary of State Patterson
stated to the press that the reports
that the diplomatic relations have been
broken off are groundless and showed
a dispatch from the Cuban charge in
Mexico, Senior Santa Maria, stating
the latter had been informed by the
Mexican misister Of freign relations
that the recall of the Mexican charge
does not constitute a rupture of diplo-
matte relations.
Apparently the Mexican's departure
had no more significance than that OF
any other diplomat returning home b:
make a report to his government
That the Cuban charge in Mexico has
been recalled recently is merely a CO.
incident and not connected with any
question pending in Mexico.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-29
HIBH SCHOOL HOLDS
COMMENCEMENT
DEVILS LAKE HIGH CLAIMS THE
DISTINCTION OF HAVING THE;
LARGEST PERCENTAGE OF
BOYS IN. SERVICE.

Commencement exercises were held
Friday evening for the graduating
class of 1918. The program and ex-
ercises all took place in the high
school auditorium, large crowd of
friends of the graduating students be-
ing present. That the city schools
have given their share of young men
for service is seen that out of class
of twenty-four graduates there are
but three boys. The Devils Lake
high school has boys in the service
who enlisted over a year ago, and
claim the distinction of having the
largest number in service of any
school in the state compared with the
number Of pupils enrolled.
The names of the graduates are as
follows:
Ruth Georgenne Knudsen, Emma o.
i've Horne, Marie G. Hagen, Mary F.
Fitzgerald, Ray Phillip Burgess, JOS
eph R. Shelver, Herbert E. Ryan,
Dewey Ryan, Ruth Lillian Adams, Ell
sic Sprung, Frances Ohnstad, CLAUDIA
L. Stephens, Majorie M. Halliday
Grace Lee, Dorothy Blanche Lambert
Emily B. Smith, Edna Marguerite
Baird, Laura Myrtle Whiteford, Sigma
Aida Youngmann, Margaret Hadden
Dickinson, Della M. Whittkopf, Ada
Olive Thorn, Clara Durham, Mabel
Blanche Lannoye.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-29
BIG CROWD
HERE MONDAY

AS each day rolls past additional in
dications are received that lead the
citizens of this city to believe that
next Monday, June 3rd, will witness
the largest gathering of people that
this city has ever had the pleasure to
entertain. The Patriotic meeting is
arousing state wide interest and the
city will have an opportunity to hear
speakers of note and enjoy a day of
pleasure. The program of the day
will open at 10 a. M, with ball game
between ,Lakota and the fast Devils
Lake team, followed in the afternoon
by speaking and other things. Band
music will be heard on every side and
as we go to press we learn that the
Penn band will also be here to add to
the pleasure sof the day. This band
is directed by Prf. Davis, and while
the town is a small one the band has
gained a good reputation. It is with
pleasure that they will be heard in
this city. Large delegations from
Cando, Starkweather, Lakota, Leeds,
Rugby and in fact every town in this
section, have sent in notice that they
wc"e coming, and in addition there is
a general promised attendance over
the state in general, including Fargo
and Grand Forks.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-29
.EDMORE MAN
GIVES OPINION
THE MCCLELLAN FARM
{ Geo. F. GRAHAM, Prop.
Edmore, N. D., Nav 27, 1918,

Edmore, N. D., May 27, 1918.
To the patriotic Voters:
Would you vote for a man that ney-
er bought Liverty Bond Of the 1st
issue, tho he had thousands of dollars
drawing per cent.
Would you vote for a man that
never bought Liberty Bond of the
End issue, and had the same amount
drawing 6 per cent? 3
Would you vote fora man that
claims he hitched up a team and drove
soliciting for Red Cross, when as 8
matter of fact he was securing the vi
cinity in an auto soliciting bank stock
and never said word about Red
Cross money?
Would you vote for man that
has never donated 81 to either Red
Cross or Y. M. C. A., according to the
records of the local chapter?
Would you vote for a man that
when asked for donation for a Red
Cross sale, gave a measly red rooster
(No fault. of the rooster.)
Would you vote for man, that
when asked to take his allotment OF
$4,000 of the, 3rd Liberty Loan
took $4,000 under protest; after long
and urgent talks by some of his
friends, to the effect that it would
promote his candidacy if he should
take the other $1OO he made sneak
on the 1st National Bank and took the
other $4,000?
Would you want a man of that cal.
ibre to represent you? Does that rep
resent your brand of patriotism?
Would you vote for man that
when asked for his allotment of the
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-29

+ EMORIAL DAY takes for all of significance
lVl this of In past have laid
-fowers the graves of loving patriotic ap
probation the fact that they duty it. To-
the flowers will be laid usual but they will be but with
cred blossoms Of the soul unless lay them with the detena
ton duty the that country
did theirs 1t day for searching of SOUL purg
ing of all soth unwngness part noble
failure greatness opportun-
y which exists for every real American 1t memory
and manhood.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-29
vi HONOR
\ ! IONS DEAD.
PATRIt s MEMORIAL SERVICE
|. WILL = OUR TRIBUTE TO OUR
NoB1 Z 'AD.

Each year, for the past fifty years,
the American people laid aside their
tools for the day and decorated the
graves and in other ways paid tribute
to their noble dead. They will again
lay aside their labors and again gath
er flowers and wander out to the GEN.
eteries to decorate the graves, tho old,
are never forgotten.
This year will not only refresh in
our memory, the heroic deeds and sac
rifices of the past, but recalling those
deeds and sacrifices in tn light of new
heroism and the darkening shadows
Of new sacrifices, we will dedicate our
selves, our mind and our hearts, to
the new struggle on which our coun-
try has embarked.
We will remember the men who
died fighting on old battle fields, but
more vividly will we remember that a
new battle is on and new struggle,
in which our liberty, the liberty for
which the heroes Of the past gave up
their lives, is again at stake, and new
blood is being sacrificed to defend and
preserve our liberty.
The program for Decoration Day
has been definitely arranged. Mrs.
Eva Olson took charge of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps program at the
cemetery and in the opera house in
the afternoon:
The program is as follows:
$3.50 a. M, Line up for parade.
| Rand (Davi1s Taka\
| Veterans Of the Civil War-Relief
Corps.
| Veterans of the Spanish War.
Boy Scouts.
School children.
At the Cemetery.
Ritualistic service by the Grand Ar
my of the Republic.
! Decoration of the graves of deceas-
ed veterans by w. R. C.
Quartette music by Harriet Duell,
Vivian LaLone, Majory Halliday and
Maud Grey.
Services at the Spanish American
monument.
Address by DR.. S. F. Halfyard.
| Opera House.
| 1uVOCdLlOH, NeV. II. 1dT1lelu walk.
er.
Song, America, Audience, led by
Professor J. A. Haig.
Logan's Memorial Proclamation,
Claude Stevens.
Solo, Mrs. r. A. Young.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, JOS
eph Shelver.
Duet, Harriet Duell and Vivian La
Lone.
Address, Orville w. Duell, New
Rockford.
Flag drill, directed by Mrs. Eva
Olson.
Pantomine, "Tenting on the Old
Camp Ground"
Grafton of the Day, Hon. Geo. A.
1 Bangs, Grand Forks.
Song, "Star Spangled Banner" au-
dience.
Benediction, Rev. Albert Torbet.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-29

End Red Cross drive, told the solicitors
that he didn't trust them, he'd send his
into Devils Lake.
No loyal man would vote for that
kind of a patriot. We don't think you
would if you knew it, and you should
know it, Mr.. Voter. Does that man
care a thinkers damn" whether your
boy in the trenches or the one in camp
has proper equipment or food or care
that this money raised from the sale
of Liberty Bonds and Red Cross work
is to be used for?
| Just think how far the U. S. could
prosecute this war if it had to depend
on such men as this to back up the
boys on the firing line? Yet he wants
to represent you.
Would you vote for a man that
threatened to boycott the town, if
the business men didn't give him their
support.
Would you vote for a man that has
had row with every business man
and neighbor that he ever had deal
ings with? There must be something
wrong with the man, because all bust
ness men and all neighbors are not
wrong.
If so, vote for A1nt J. Hammer.
He has all of these qualifications and
many more, that would do the voters
good to see in print. "A.A.G" knew
what he was talking about and so does
G. F. GRAHAM.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-29
DRAFT BOYS
!. REACH CAMP

Camp Lewis, Tacoma, WASH, May
27.-Three special trains tonight brot
to Camp Lewis the first troops ever
received here from Minnesota, North
and South Dakota. The first was due
at 9:40 p. M, with 68 men from Min
nesota, 80 from North Dakota and 349
from South Dakota. At 1890 466
from North Dak., and % from South
Dakota arrived. Another South Da-
leota special arrived at 1859 brought
5O7 men.
Early tomorrow morning the big
gest days movement Of men in the
May draft WIN commence, and Before
midnight tomorrow night 4,148 men,
$500 Of them from Minnesota, should
arrive in camp. Special arrange
ments have been made at the receiving
station Of the casual office to receive
the men and assign them to their
training batalions> as fast as they ar
rive all night long. Seven special
trains will arrive during the day.
All of the draft men from Washing
ton have been received, the last o,
these arriving Sunday. Three hun
dred and eighty-four men from Utah
and Montana and 1873 from Wyoming
were included in today's arrivals,
All nine regimental and brigade
bands at Camp Lewis are to be COM
bined into one big musical organiza'
tion Thursday for the observation Of
Memorial Day at Camp. The flag
will be hoisted at half mast at sun.
rise and at noon, while the flag ir
front of division headquarters is being
raised to full mast the big band will
play the National Anthem. A salute
of 81 guns will be fired and appro.
pirate airs played as a part of tht
regular army observance of the day.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-29
INFORMATION FOR BOYS WHO
MUST REGISTER ON JUNE 5TH

WHO MUST REGISTER: All male
persons (citizensor aliens) born be-
tween June 6, 1916 and June S, 1917,
inclusive except of6cers and enlisted
men Of the Regular Army, Navy, and
Marine Corps, and the National Guard
and Naval Malta while in Federal
Service, and Officers in Officers Re-
serve Corps and Enlisted Reserve
Corps while in active service.
WHEN: On Wednesday, June 5th,
1918, between z a. M, and 9 p. m.
WHERE: At the office of the local
Board having jurisdiction where the
person to be registered resides, or 9TH
er place designated BY that Local
Board.
HOW: Go in personsen June to
your registration place. af you expect
to be absent from. home onsJune 5, go
at once to the office of the Local Board
where. you will happen to be. Have
your registration card filled out anq
certified. Mail it to the Local Board
having jurisdiction where you perman-
emily reside. Enclose a self-addressed
stamped envelope with your registra
tion card for the return of your reg
!istration cetificate. Failure to get
this certificate may cause you serious
inconvenience. You must mail your
registration card in time to reach your
home Local Board on June 5. If you
are sick on June S and unable to pre-
sent yourself in person.v>send some
competent friend. The clerk may de.
putize him to prepare your card.
INFORMATION: If you are in
doubt as to what to do or where to
register consult your Local Board.
PENALTY FOR NOT GEGISTER.
ING: Failure to register is a misde-
meanor punishable by Imprisonment
for one year. It may result insloss Of
valuable rights and privileges and i'm
mediate induction into military ser
vice.