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Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
ALL ADVANTAGE
NOW With ALLIES
Advance by Germans on the
West Front Impossible,
Say Reservists.

Winnipeg, Man, Dec. 16.-Three
reservists Of the British army who
have been with the fighting forces
from Sept. 1914. to Nov. 1915, reach
ed Winnipeg last night homeward
bound. They were all married men,
and thoroughly satisfying themselves
seen enough of fighting to last them
lifetime, they took their discharge,
and will become once again citizens
of Canada.
Their names are Pie. Still. Home
wood, Man., Royal Garrison Artillery;
Pie. w. Potter, Edmonton, Royal
Horse Artillery, and Pie. VIM. Mich
oils, Vancouver, Royal Field Artillery.
All of them being artillery men and
having left the firing line only
month ago, their opinions on present
conditions at the front were excep-
tionally interesting. although not al
together new. They state that great
science has been applied to trench
conditions, and SO forth, and no SOL
diers will be so comfortably housed
or so we'll looked after this winter as
the British. AS a result of this those
men who will endure the hardships
Of winter will still be fresh to start
an advance in the early spring. The
absolute superiority Of the allies now
in men and ammunition and guns.
For the first six months Of the war
they state that it was only clever
strategy which prevented the Ger
mans from making farther advances,
for they had everything in their ia
vor. The British artillery was starved
of ammunition and things looked bad
until the armies became locked. Then
D-t& Snf, TCo~
the past months guns of immense
calibre have been poured into Flan-
ders. and the wheels of the big guns
almost touch each other in a line from
the North Sea to the Alps.
German Advance Impossible.
Acres and acres Of fields are used
as store houses for the ammunition
and they state that it is impossible
now for Germany to make an advance
Of even foot. We're just back from
the firing line and from what we
have seen personally you can take 1t
from us that Germany is whacked."
The reservists were in England
during the campaign for recruits, and
they state that 80 great was the rush
that 1t was common talk that con-
scription has been avoided.
Private Still was met by his wife
and together they will go to their
son duty Private Still had the salts
faction Of aiding in the sinking OF
several submarines by shell fire.
Private Potter saw all the big fight
ing around Ypres. and during thirteen
months only received 72 hours relief.
| He was fortunate to come through all
the fighting without injury. Last
| Christmas his wife and baby boy went
over to England. and they are return
ing with him back to the old home at
Edmonton.
The reservists were met at the sta
ton by representatives Of the Re.
turned Soldiers association, who gave
a light supner to the men going
through to western points, and made
Private and Mrs. Still their guests 70,
the night. These actions were great.
ly aDnreciated by the soldiers.
Lieutenant w. c. Craig Of Edmon.
ton also reached the citv last night
He was wounded in the left foot while
fighting with the 3rd c. M. r. and i.
home on sick leave.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
CHARITIES plan CHRISTMAS
Meeting of Directors Held Wednesday
President Stinson to Appoint
Committee.

Plans for giving a merry Christmas
to the poor children of Grand Forks
were taken up at a meeting of the
board of directors Of the Associated
Charities held Wednesday evening.
President Leslie Stinson was em-
powered to appoint committee to
look after the details of the Christmas
plans.
There is but little money available
at present, and for that reason good
fellows are urged to contribute lib
orally to the fund. Contributions may
be sent to either Mrs. E. NJ. Pierce
Of the Associated Charities. or w. E
Fuller of the Farmers and Mechanics'
savings bank.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
SPECIAL train TO BIG SHOW
Grafton and Mimic People to Attend
1.-THE Birth of a Nation" at Met
ropolitan Tonight.

A special train, carrying approxi-
mately 200 people from Grafton and
Minto. who have reserved seats for
tonight's performance of THE Birth
Of a Nation" will arrive in the city
about 1880 o'clock tonight. The train
was chartered by Grafton people, but
Minto residents got up a party to at
tend the same performance and asked
that the train stop there. It will re-
turn to Grafton shortly after the per-
formance.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
YOUNG PEOPLE WILL MEET
Interesting Program to BE Given by
Young Peoples Society Of Zion
Lutheran Church.

The Young Peoples society of the
Zion Lutheran church, will hold their
regular meeting in the church par
lors, Friday evening at o'clock. All
are cordially invited to attend. The
following program will be rendered:
Piano solo-Miss fnelma Rystad.
Reading-Miss Vera Winger.
Speech-Mr. Fl. H. Aaker.
After the program. refreshments
will be served and social hour will
be enjoyed
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
ROBE STOLEN FROM Nilsson
Mekinock Farmer Peeved Over Loss
Of Skin of His Famous Stallion
Is Visitor Here Today.

Nils Nilsson Of Mekinock wants to
know who stole the fur robe which
he had made out Of the skin Of king
Briton," his famous stallion after the
death of the horse some time since.
Mr.. Nilsson paid $1,000 for the ami
NAL when it was a colt. After its
death he had the skin made into a
driving robe. The robe recently dis
ably "peeved" over the fact.
He was a business visitor in Grand
Forks today
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
NO WEDDING.

s. A "cub'' reporter was sent out by
the city editor to get up a story on
the marriage of young society girl
and q man well known in the city.
The "cub" was gone about an hour
and then returned and went aimlessly
over to his desk, by which he sat
down. Shortly afterward the city edi-
tor noticed his presence and his evi-
dent idleness.
Here kidd" shouted the superior,
why aren't you at work on that we'd
ding?"
"Nothin' doin'," replied the boy.
Nothing doing? What do you
mean? Didn't the wedding take
placer"
Nope: the bridegroom never show
ed up, SO there amt nothing to write y
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
MRS. churchill TO ASYLUM
Wife of Farmer Near Kellys Suffers
Relapse and is Committed by
County Board.

Mrs. Clara Churchill. aged %, wife
of a prominent farmer residing near
kellys, was today taken to the state
asylum for the insane at jamestown.
She was adjudged insane by the
county board two days ago, and the
nurse from the asylum arrived today
to take her there
Mrs. Churchill was previously con-
fined in the asylum from December
1911, to March, 1914, when she was
discharged as cured. Since then she
has apparently suffered a relapse, and
the county board considers 1t neces-
sary to return her to the ASYLUM.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
MINOT WANTS
POLICE MATRON

Minot. N. D., Dec. 16.-Representa-
tives Of the Women's Art club, the
United Commercial Travellers and the
mems class of the PRESBYTERIAN Sun
dav school were before the city COM
missioners at their meeting in the In
terests Of an ordinance creating the
ONCE Of police matron and the ulti-
mate appointment Of Miss Elinor
Marshall to that position when the
ordinance is passed. It will be res
smembered that the commissioners at
q recent meeting dispensed with the
services Of Miss Marshall az police
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
R. n. BLACK IS ARRA|CNED
Larimore Baker Charged With Re.
ceiving Stolen GOOds-Is Ex-
pected to Plead Guilty.

r. N. Black of Larimore is sched-
uled to be arraigned this afternoon
before Judge c. M. Cooley Of the dis
trict court on a charge Of receiving
stolen goods
Black is the proprietor of a bakery
at Larimore. and was arrested some
time ago following the robbery Of the
McCanna postoffice. He entered plea
of not guilty at the time and was held
to the district court.
1t is understood that when arraign-
ed this afternoon he will admit receiv-
ing stolen goods under $40 in value.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16

on account of the death of the daugh-
ter of L. F. Crawford Of Sentinel
Butte, president Of the board.
DIR. ]. ID. Taylor Of Grand Forks,
who went to Bismarck to attend the
session, returned to this city today. y
The child who died was IL years
old, and was Mr.. Crawford's only
daughter. Her death was caused by
appendicitis
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
SAW HIM TOO EARLY.

"Mr. Redink," said the boss severe
ly, you got off yesterday afternoon
under the plea of being sick. 1 saw
you afterward going to the races, and
you didn't appear to be at all sick"
Mr.. Redink was fully equal to the
occasion. You should have seen me
after the second race, SIR" he said,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
POSTMASTERS ARE
NOMINATED TODAY

Washington, Dec. 1e.-The presi-
dent nominated G. A. Huffman post
master of Des Moines, and John o.
Meara postmaster of Escanaba, Mich.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
A SLOW TRAIN.

Franklin X. Lane says this is one
of the best ones he has heard recent
ly: % ss5
'I was on small western railroad.
The train was little more deliberate
than usual on this occasion. and the
only passenger besides myself was a
woman evidently q stranger on the
line. She was becoming very nervous,
fidgeting about, and every time the
conductor or brakeman passed she
would ask:
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
A PROFESSIONAL GALL.

Some time ago Brown said to
Smith: II envy you. You come in
contact with all kinds Of men. You
actually know and talk to burglars
and other criminals. All know
about them is what I read or imagine
about them. Now. the next time you
meet a good burglar I want you to
send him to me. Give him a card
to me and tell him 1 will pay his car
fare and expenses. I want to talk to
him and see how criminals differ from
other men,"
Smith promised to send along the
next good specimen Of d burglar that
came his way and forgot all about
the matter until some weeks later he
received letter from Brown:
Your friend came, but I had not
expected him professionally. If you
will tell him to bring back the family
plate and Mrs. Browns jewels you
and I will resume social relations"
1t is stated that an interesting dis
cussion in regard to emigration after
the war is at present taking place in
Italy among the labor leaders
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16

aren't we ever going to get to
W.? -
"At last the conductor grew tired
Of it, and replied rather snappishly,
Please have little patience, madam.
Why, I've been ON this line for three
years.
Before he could finish his sentence
the woman exclaimed:
"'My gracious! What station did
you get on at?'"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
Death HALTS board MEETING
Daughter OF l.. r. Crawford of Senti-
mel Butte Dies of Appendicitis
Session Not Held.

No business was transacted at the
meeting Of the board of regents of the
state educational institutions sched-
llled to open at Bismarck Wednesday
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-16
AS GOOD OR BETTER.

why didn't you go out for track
practice yesterday instead of going to
see Ruth?'
ooh. a. miss is as good as a mile
any day."-(Yale Record.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-23
Peripnals NptiSen.

Die sablrsi6en bieiigen 5rcunbe boE
5errn W az DIS Der betanntlid
Dor lGngeren Sa6ren na6 GuroOd
iibsriisbelte unb iebt in Berlin oniGiIig
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mem 5obritublunfaI ii4 am linten
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&0rpertonititution bes 9srunoliidter
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Weber bon Der Wi0oleton Inenue
aeI9rie6en bat, ihneu Oorpdri5 unt
Srr Sut,s lit bereits i'm Stanbe, ar
ar:iden an geben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-23
aon3ert Der Cincinnati
1tdbte'V 'Vereinigums.

Die gincinnatisr StGbtepsr.inis
suns bss 4rbsiter Sdnserbunbss
Der Rprbpsititaaten psranitaliet am
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mir sIaabsn an Der Jreibeit Gise
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Sob scauetidJi.

Ginen srauiisen 5Ob fanb geitern
g6enb bic 5drbies glnna amos BON
Ro. 1912 TrOnt Strabs. Die Jrau
mar bamit beidGftist, in ben Raagir'
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uue iberfiibrt.
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iebt ipieber BON ben sssenpartigeil
&anbibaten porgenommen, bic iif
auf cine plutform nit enbloisn 9era
lprc9unaen ftiiBen. iebo9 feline @bs
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@eriammliinsen anberaumt porbsn.
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W. SobnIon.
2abor 4ubitorium, g[art
uno s o E n Str., NIT Or. 6enrb s.
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Rebnern: Geo. pu9ta, Sbps. $.
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bin, Gbas. 3. 9arbina uno Qtug. 70.
8rud.
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Die 3tpei Doaats Wlntuels besabl.
ten: SennD 8ebbes $3.50 Strais9t,
$40 gldce, $3.50 Sboip; 3ali $16.a
40 gloce, $3.50 Sbop; SnrpaIIir,S
$3.50 Sbor.
siir bic 6eutigen Hernen iinb iol'
Benoe pferbe angemeloet:
Grites Mennen. Woibens; 0reis
ldbrige unb Gltere; cine Uletle uno
iief5ig Yorbs: @Earles 5rancia 107,
Oubs 1O7, pstsr Stalpart 107; Sts
mitp 107, 9,llen Gain 107, 2ou Blue
1o7, @afannp 1o7, Sntome 110, Ctr
William 10. Santo 40. gead
gcm6er III.
3peites g1ennen. - Ssffing; Dreie
jdhrige unb dlterc; feds Burlun1s:
W1ater 1o2, @recian 102, 2ufp
@eorqe 102, gaobleman 103, gortOile
1O4, Gabb Sane Srap 1o6, Sbe Spis
1it 1O7, @ofrio 1O7 i Gee st 107,
Ranaiie9 1o9, 5urlong 40, @bair
110.
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idbriae; istb? Burlonas: 2abn nil
breb g., @elbt 81, cSmpreiiipe 100,
autp o. 100. panmaiter 103, Seautp
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Stins 1C6, 9hil llngar 107, Gal
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8iertes Rennen. -Oreiid9rile uuo
altere; cine Meile: Mars Gdifbp 80,
Roscoe @poie 81, Mil5iie 81, 9roper
6ugbes 80, 9oQue 100, 9rumpn 100.
Sdemer 1O3, Or. oarrid 103, Sanoz
oia 116.
Jiinftes Gennen. - Ceiling; 9reis
id6rige unb iltsre; feds 5urlongs: .
Tirit 101. gommeniia 101, Sna Star
I1O2, aprfha0e 104, Ghuron 104
Gcrutineer 1O5, 9ianits 1o6, Suliet
/ 106. llncls 6art 1O7, Dimitti no.
Guartsrmaitsr 10, Charter ia.
Setyites Rennen. Sunoicdp;
3peiiG6rige: feds Tur!onas; Marr
| s 80, cyc6n Sr. %, Manob 6amiltor
90, Counter @ilmot 90, Gane Nur
95, Sad S'0opb 98, tsfliion 102
Mileitone 40. aathlsen 40, Crime
ro 115, MarIe Ssrrb 11S, glodl'
Dam I18. Gpencer WltGelt.
| Siebentes Renuen. - Ceiling
Dreiidbrige uno dltcre; cine unb IA
Tsilen: Mc9ltboo 90, Oisiliriion 90
Gommuuretta so, gRinqling 102, 9(nl
BORT 105, Dfodern 107, s. B. Oibec
lilo, 5ranfit 40.
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Mnfdae.

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psrungliidte gsiisrn Der ieds Sahre att
Bernard Jorb Don SO. 507 @ulDert
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lnracn.
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3atpmia &enners.

0as ReIultat Der gsitriseu Rsnnsr
iit lpis folst:
gritesRennen. - Cine Wet
ls: Selen SbompiOn 107 Good ges
tponnen; Samss Oatlep 104 CYlssbdH)
slpeiter: GoTad 107 WlstcalD brit
ter. 3eit. LAP $50.
Die sipsi Dollars Wtutuels bs5abl.
ten: Selen SbompioH$5.90 Straisbt
$3.50 place, So Sboip; Sames Dat.
len $3.50 placs, $40 SboD; Goilad
81 Sbcp.
3neites Reunen. - Gint
un6 1<16 @eilsn. Gbriitie III (9sn.
irp) aeppnnen; 2ittle Strina, los
pcoD 5tpsitcr; Spridn ia (eonnsl'
lp) britter. 3eit: 1.57 1s5.
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ten: e6rifiie $3.50 Straight, $500
gloe,, $3.50 Gbup; 2ittIe Strina
$4.3o glots. 1910 ShOiD. Spriar
$3.50 Gbop.
Dritteg Rennen. - giut
Waeile: Qouiis StOns 1o4 (Robinion)
aefronnen; 9clot 102 (6unt) 3ipeitsr;
gropn 8elpet 104 (Wlptt) britter. Set
1.41 2@5.
Die stpsi Dollars Ulutuels be3dpl'
ten: 2ouiIs Stons $84.30 Struishf
S37 80 place, $3.50 Sboip; 9eIbt
1920 glace, $40 Sbotp; grOpr
0elpet $3.50 Sbop.
Diertes Renuen = Gint
uno 1sS Msilen: 9r. Samuel ,10z
CgcoD oeponnen; DaterbloHom ia
(Rartin) slpeitsr; 2aop Rotba 10z
(SenrD briiter. 3sit: Isl $50.
Die ifpei Dollars Wsutuels be5dhl'
ien:Tr. Samuel S3o.90 siraisbt
$3.50 qlac., So SbOtp; 1uterbloilou
1920 plaee, S2.70 Sbop; aaSp Roa
tic $3.50 Sbcp.
Tinftes Reunen. - Se4s
Surlonas; Drsijdbrise uub dltsrs
Selliue: 9SrIe $500. alma5pn 10G
popD seponnsn; Coming 5ops'
ito (McGabe) slpsitsr; Dr. GARNER
104 (aapaille) Srittsr. 3sit: 1.13 1.5
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ten: qlmason $50 Straight, &.0C
9laee, $3.50 Sbop; Coming SOpel
S11.1O q,ldce. Sc S6olp; Or. GARNER
$4.10 Gboip.
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Meile unb 10 Yarbs; @ieriGbrige uni
dltere; Selling; 90rie $500, gddrci
lot (qpoD aeponnsn; 5ranspor
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(gonnoIlp) britter. 3sit: 1:44 2s5.
Die sipei Dollars Wsutnels bs5abl
ten: 2adroIe $11.90 Straight; $6.4C
place. $5.70 Gbop; 1ransport $40
so place; $10.10 Sboip; apriic
$5.70 @bpip.
Giebentes Rennen. - Gin,
Uleile unr iiebsig Daros; 9ieriGbris'
unp dIttre; Selling; SDrfe $50. :
@sDbes lot (@entrp) gefpcnnsn; Gal
1904 ((E Carter sipeiier; Surpaiiinl
LOT (lsurpbp) Sriiisr. 8sit: 1A4 as5
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Wtagens
8atarrb.

Der 9er3og lit nit SeIen Simmer
man, Der 5o9ter bes DerItorbeneH Gin.
cinnatier @ii Acknowledgements @ugeg
Zimmerman, Derbeirat6et
De ut de aus Supun aus
gepieen.
Yotobama, syapan, 22, Oft. =
Die japaniI9en gebDrben babsn bic
Deportation BON bier SeutIhen anae'
orbnet, Die nit Der Birma Stto Rel.
mers e 81. in @erbinbung Ite6en, uni
3tpar neil ibr 9erbalten ben syntereher
Sapans unD ieiner 4liirten ihaolid
iei."
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RuBlanbs9
Rpm, %. Sttober. 0ag n9is
ornate 0'Stalia" Der0ffentli4t Die tols
oenoe DepeT6e aus 8utareit:
rDas rumdnii6e &abinet 6at eiEs
9rcpoIition militdriIfen unO politle
| i6en G6aratter5 IN grpdgung, Die
bon elmer Der Qudbruple .@H.entemd6s
te gema4t purbe."
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iein @olf.
2pnbon %. Gftobcr. SaGill(
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9eute ieien n0t6ig, I'm Die ensliIden
| oecre i'm Seloe 5ll iIalten lmO Sle
mo 0oucrnoen IricOcn 5li errlIlgen
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| Wdnner, beren glamen niht genannt
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All nerben. sic iperoen bei6ulolgt
ipd6renb Oes lebtsn zeppelin s4ngrtffs
DON bem Dab zines SOteIs aus Sig
naIe gsgeben 5u baben.
9erbot aufgeA ben.
garis, %. OttObsr. - Die beut.
ite g2sgierung BAT bag 9srbot gegsr
aorreTponben3en nit SriegsgefGnas'
nen. ipel6e in ben pon Oeutlfen be;
iebten Sbeilen Srantreihs uno Bel
giens untsrgsbra6t iiub, aufgsboben
9riefe mo patste t0nnen jebt an bic
Ie Sefansensn geTunot perosn.
l@eneral Sir San Sami.
ton in 2onbon ange.
fem MEN.
9pnhcn, %. Oftcbcr. 8enrrn
! Cir Son Samilton Der fiir5Iit icl
nes Sommanoos ii6er Die Garoanel
ien.erpenition cntboben puroe, ira
ON Gonncritaq in 2pn0on ein. Se
neral Cir GbarIcs Garlnihea
Rrnro, Der gum gea6foIger oes DC
rcrals Samilton ernaailt lpllroc
reiite am 0onncrstag Sornlittag p0l
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ben unb mad bem itGbtii3sn SoIpitdl
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buR Ribsr irgsnb Elm 6ift genommer
6dben miiiis. Sein 3uiiunb nibt jes
bod 3u tsinerIsi geiorgniTisn @erans
ldiiund.