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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

9lngcic'bencr 9lnWalt be.
gin1 ScI6itmor0.
lle6erantrcnguug lm0 Sorgen
ii6er 0ic niclen 9eireiln9sgeiudc
iucrocu ols llniode oes Sel6itnor.
ocs, Ocn DER gnwalt $. gS. Simmons
bon 5lopo -Gnuntp, So, Ourdb @ridie-
Sen in oci aopi 6eging, BON ieinen
6rcun0en angegeben.
9t 9tddtliMer Seiidcr
sSu GcttrcDiLle 6ottc iic1 Elm W}onn
lit 0os Sblof5immcr bon Sri. Sea
ncttc Wldniea bon @ilnin9ton sic
3ll Scilrd] Gel i6rcr 6rcunoin SRI
SuIid &eit, mcilte, cingeiAlihcn mo
oos @idocben I'M S6lof ii6crroic1t.
I'm i6r SdIrcisn 3u Dcr6iiteu 6attc
Ger Maun oos Nldo6cu Gcuiirat.
S6rer 6reunoin Sidia g2cIt, bat iie
i6re 9icthulg 81 bcr0anfen, ocnn Die.
ic. 0ic nit i6r idliei aloruitc 0ur@
i6rc Siilicrlie orc 9cute inn @olic.
SIC Oicie icood ouf Scr @ilOil1hc
cridienen, 6atte lid 0cr acrl ans ei.
ncm 6euiter ouf lmO oonon aemodt.
Gas SScitihc SmS iii cincs Ocs
arobten an Der G6ciicriiolO.gloc. ocr
SauptitroBc bon GcutreuilIcs &or.
ort
9'a1 glu9a6c bon SRI @}omcle
rod Der @lenid itnrf noc6 ShnopS,
o6 cs a6cr Elm g9ciBer ooer Gin gie'
ger mar, Dcrniohte iic nic6t onjugc.
6cn Die 9ltfrcglmg in Gcntrc0ille
mar groB. 9lod por oic idaucrlide
lllorot6at 6egongen an Der 6ralI
@rouOou in 2laer @coddtniB lin0 e5
murOc ais gutc &orie6uug an9cie-
ben OaB Die 6ei0en Widoden 5llioln.
men geidlaieu 6atten Ser ber6ei.
gerliienc Gonita6ler sSo6n 9S. gSil.
liamion 1T oilf ser Sude nad oeu:
SdonO6uben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

trant beim 9l6enoeiien 5it ieincn S0d-
tern fopfibiittelno iagte. .Da orbci-
tet man nm IN einem @etrieb nit,
bon oeiicn @rim0I1ten man 70 picIe5
nibt billigen fonn SD froae mid
eft, Oh es iicb nit Dem @eluiIicil eineS
cbrlihen 9ailinanns nertrGat, 0a
nlit5utiln. @s iino mir pieocr lne6.
rere Grfabrin9en 5lliommen gefonl-
men, Oic tief in Die @rilnOI110en 0es
Observation-Disclosures bIiden loIicn,~
llnO er er5d6lte, ipie Die 6iruo &on-
fiirsiDorcn 81 eincm ShaDOenael0
uiifgefauft botte uno MN 81 Spott-
preiien iuieocr losl6luq, oenen feine
aonfurren5 itanobolten fonnte, oocr
bon 9lngeiielltcit 0ic imtcrlobnt luo-
rem iid) nit 9ctriiqcreicn 1alicn iuo
mcggciugt mlr0cn S0er cS eiit.
ihliipften ibn g(n0elltllngcil iiber ooS
Sriuatlebeu 0es S5crrn QocipD, Die
er obcr IN 9lmueienbeit iciuer God5ter
nibt meiter anSiiibrcn iuod]tc co
fau0 feline entriiitete Scele ben @ea
iid iibcr ibre ardufung enpor5il-
ihtoingcn III ole fiiblc So6e unpeIz
ionli9er llrtcile.
(6ortietrug folot)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Gie 9SoIi5ei bon g9oIbin8ton ludt
nod oen ocmeinen 1ieben pelhc IN
sen lcbien Eagen Die Opierfilten be-
rau6ten, sic an perideoenen Strd-
bcneden uno IN @ebdlloen anigeitellt
iino, Inn gcitrdge iiir Oen 9lmerifa-
Mid gritiId 6ran3oiii1 9elgi'
iden llutcriiiiBungs-5ono iiir pie
ourb ocn arieg Grblin0ctcn 5n lanis
meln. sSnlrrDalb bon ieds Stlmocn
purocn mcbr ais Gin babies DilBcno
Scr aiiicn BON i6rer Gra6tbcicliigun-
Qen Iosqeriiien imo i6rcs Snboltes
bcroubt. 5oQtc oic @oli5ei Oicicr
Iicbc 6obboit weroeu 10 miro es
ibneu idlecbt crgebcn
Bon 0cn 9 Dciitid)en sc ia ~
Gen gcnomnten.
9ci cincm Sliegergeicbte ollf Oenl
iron5oIiibcn ariegsid5allplabe puroe
oie W1ai6ine oes Sieiitenants s. gr.
nett l5rcud bonn britiideu 5licgcr-
corps, Gin Sobn BON 1r. mo 5rdlI
Gecil 5rcn6 bon gSaibingtou, beriu-
tcrgeiAoHen imo ge5lpnngen binter
oen oclitidcn Sinicn 81 lonoen.
5renh iiBt icBt IN &orlsrnbe IN @e-
ianacuidait. Sein &ater, Der ols
Gopitdn III Der canaoiiben 9lrnee
cbcniaas an Der 6ront III 9at Die
SrcilnOc icincs 5o6ncS in @ai5ing-
ton bon ocHcn @eiouoeuidalt bena9-
ridtiet.
ebt MitgIieo Oes SAB n
1r5tcsGorps.
81. D6. %. 9lu9enitcin, c6enlalS
aus g9ai6iuoton, bod sur 3cit elmer
Scr 9eipobncr BON 6oeerstomn Dio.,
lit 8nm N1itglico oes 8abndr5te-
Corps Der 8nuoesormee crnannt
porocu. Gr III ein Sobn bon Or. Q.
@. gluoenltein, Der an Der 6uirmont-
GtroBe lpobnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
0icniidtc9 ejcmiiic, fcrti8 fir Sen
Slid ciugcinadJt

GcQNllcNICNla.J
@lan uimnt Gier5u Corn uno Eo-
nlatocs.
Gorerit mdidt mon sic @ldier uno
sic @rumirirge inO priiie lebtcrc
ouf i6re Gualitdt.
@lou lc9e oie Ieeren @ldicr nno
sic @lmmiringc IN einen aeiiel Ool
S8aiier, ooS man cr6ibt mo beiB er,
60lt Ger @air6feiel (98ai6 9oilcr)
miro init 10 oiel 8oiicr gefiiQt, Dab
oosiclbc 2 3oa iiber oie 0jldier rcibt.
0onn crbiBe man ocn gGoiHfeiicl.
Corn wtr0 lUie 5um &oGen 6ergc-
ridltct. Iaun legt man Is III einen
2urcGi1Iag uno 6lanlbirt Is, iuOcm
man oen DurAidlog ii6er enen aci
lei Doa fo1cnocm Noiier icbt, 5lige-
oedt, fiir 5 bis 10 gFinlItcn
gaude in faltes 98olicr.
Gaun crit idneiOe oas Corn bon
Den 9lebren.
&odc oas Corn 10 Nlinitcn.
tomatoes: @ibt man in cis
men gurdiGla0 mo 6lanidirt iie oes
nan 10 wie Oa5 Gorn. Gam 5ie6t
man Die @aut a6 mo ihneiOet 0ns
Someuge6diiie 6erous. Sdncioc in
mittcIgroBc 5tiidc
Gonn miibc sic beioen @entiiic
3llonmca llno 5pa 5mci S6oilc
Gonlatoes ST cincm G6cil Goru.
%ode ioiort in 6eiBe Slider.
3it ieocm Gnart gibt man cinen
gcllridenen Gbcel0iicl pol( Sal3 lno
ctpas 3rdcr
aian lcge oie 0jinnniiringc unO Oic
GedcI Oarailf a6ct nic6t 5ugcibrai6t.
0ie @l6icr lteac man auf 0cn fol-
lden @oOcl 0es gsaiAtciiels iin0 loiic
oos @olier 9 3oQ ii6er sic 0edeG
5inailireidcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
GOlliIiun onf Ocni @uulcuarO.

Gin 9htto, pcl@es, mic man glalt6t,
Gigelt6um pes SS. $. SermmL gir.
Gl5, @elt@ermonitraBe, 1T, coaioir-
te ocitern Nlor9en in aller 6rii6e ouf
Ocm 9lnnopolis 9ouleOaro no6e
@rooflpn@ari nit einem @ogen
0eS 9u6ert Eicoro bon @aiio0ena,
9mnc 9lrun0ci-Gountp. Ger 9Sa9en
muroe oenIolirt ino Gicar0 entfani
nit fnopper 9lot5 iBwercn Gerlesun-
Gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

uen aiar0lduoer 6onIilic. Seine
g9ithpe umo 2 ain6er brirouern iei-
nen plotliden 800.
glQc i'm N}oiors 3immcr ooraehm.
oenen @ricie miirocn ocnl S6erlt
alcin Der Die llntcriudlng in Der
Eooesuriade lcitete, otSge6dnoigt
TcS geruugliidter 6rou mo Sinner
boltcn iih sur 3eit 6ci elmer 6an-
lie III Sarel duf sic bcga6cu id)
ioiort na6 9loniirol uno traicn &or-
fe6runoen fit 'oie Tiipoiition Der gel
dc, sic icocifalls na6 gsclininitcr
iiberiii6rt iperocn miro. Gos I'm
gliid perllriaGte groBc Grrcgung inn
9oger pe9cn Der Ecri0nlihfcit lno
ocs Gongcs. Seine Gienile Gotten
Ocrartige qluerfenfng icitenS Der
&cgierung gcilm0cn, ooB ieinc 6c0or-
ae6cnoc 9langer9o6nng sum Sbcrit.
lieutenant, nitgctbeilt purOc. 9laior
gillingsled battc ouSgc0c6ntcGietlll-
reiien unternonuncn un0 iid allieitiJ
Grio6rlma erpor6cn. Ger Siii5ier
mar 80 Sabre ait Gr uor I'M g9cit.
minIter, 0io, 81 Souic. @r mar ocr
So6n pm Ct. Charles unO Sralt
Gloro 5mii6 @ilIin9slea @r be-
itanO oas tbirurgiide gromen an Ser
llnipcriitdt BON WlarDlanO unO trat
0onn in sic 9lnoes.glrmcc cin Ger
Wldiot mar orei Dlal IN oen &6ilip
pincn gelpcien ino batte III Sort
WlcDcr, %a., uno an scr aiiite bon
Galifornicn eeoicht Seine 6rai
mar SRI 9Ro6el @ra6onL 1odter
Ocs 9oIturs @alter @ra6anI bon
bier. Gr 6inten6Bt otBcr Srai uno
&tnocrn einen @ruoer, lieutenant
9illinasleo, bon scr Gompognie S,
oes IN 9afe Wlontc6cllo Itotionirtclt
T. 93eaimcnts rno 8 Sdpeltern,
Sri. Caroline, Suion lno Gliio6ctb
9]illiugslca, in g9eiiinihiter Ni0. Wid-
ior 9illmgslca'S S0oesfall mar Der
5wcite bird SNieBen uerirloAtc in
9aaer ieit oeiien Gntilebung- Gor
| ciniaer 3cit puroc Der Soloat sSo6n
goloi. pom 5. 9cginIcnt So :, toot-
! gcfdoiicn iiuo Charles @oh6als IL.
6iclt bci'm &enli0en ocS @cuc6rcS
bon cinclu &amcraoen 5uidlig einer
ShuB III iein rcdtcs Sllge.
grwadlfener erIiegt ocr
Sin6erld6mung.
Sic aiuoerld6mung for0crte oas
| 2c6en ocs 26 Sabre olten Sorners
GorlD q. Soipion, in Greene Gountp,
ga. Iics lit Der 3 Gooesfoll eineS
GrwadIcncn an Ger &mocrld6miiua
ieit glus6rnd6 Scr oiesid6rigen @pioc.
mic. Snl Gmntp iiuo 9 ainoer an
Der @roufbeit erlranlt 9Ius Sbenon
I.oonb. .Gorntu luer0en 2 Sale nIo oui
| 9lodinn6ont Elm nelter Sail aclncl
oct. Gic glgcnien ser 9}oriolf mt
9sciicrn.9a6n weigern iih, Ja6r
ideine uaA &unften i'm @lart Goua
III, tpoielbit cine itrcn0e GuaroHtanl
| hcrricbt, 81 Derfollien SSr oci
Stoot Gitlpepper iin0 oiieutlic6l
Geriammttn9ei bis auf &eitercs
lnteriagt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
starG. aitf Ocm gscsc 5lr slr6cit.

glls er gciiern Nlorgen untcrwegs
sur 9lr6eit mar itiir5te Der 60 Sabre
cite George 6almcc bon glr, 1919,
9lioQelDiiraBo, ploBlit6 All ser @cit-
GroB StraBc SIT 9oOcn. Or. 8. s..
@anlncrbo6er lpirOe 6erbeigerllien
lmo iteate felt ooB Der Dlam einem
@er5idIa0e crlegen mar. Coroner
Gomoro Smith CAB no6 elmer Inter
luc6ung Gin oa5inlalltenOes 9eerOi-
qunqs.Gcrtifitut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
gluS 6em Snnerm MlarBIauS nHO
ocn angrcn5enOcn Staatcu.

Gump p Wieo0e 9cihoilcn.
@1oior Gbarlrs 9illingsleo Scr
9uuoes 9lrnee nno G6ef Scr Soni-
runosglrbeitcn 5u Camp Wlcooc,
miiroc III ieincn 3eltc eri6oien oui.
geiimgen. Die augclipunoc rii6rt
bon cinem Gienit9leoolOer Der, Ser
in Der 9ldbe Der 2eide lag. Gin ollS
5 GiIijieren beiiebenoes Gonite nit
Gbcrit alein poni 10. 9}ep Yortcr
&nfonterie.9lcaimcnt iano OoB cin
unqliidli6er 8uiall oen 900 0es 81.
fi3icrs berlrio1t batte. 9illingslea
mar tiir5 nod 2l6reiic Der So6nS
Sopfins.Soipitnl 2lbtbeilimg na@
Groufreit, npA Dem llebungslogcr
aefonumen. Gr mar in Oen @6ilip-
pincn qeipeirn lmo bate 9ciebl Ell
boltcn oas 9altinorer Contingent 1t
Das gltslano 5u 6egleiten, traI a6cr
lntgcidbr 10 Stanocn nab oellen 9lbs
fa6rt I'M Soien ein 1nrallibin mur.
Sc cr ais Sahperiidn6iger I'M 5ani-
rungsweian itno ais llnteriu6ungS.
ar3t nad Camp @leioe o6conmaa.
Dirt. @r Itnmmt aus elmer ongeiebe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Scirnt6s.qi qicensen.

SorrD Z. glocod, %, 9iorboro, g.
g., uuo @tobel Gbaulflin %, 9iid-
mono, @a.
sSoicpb 9rocoto, 20, uuo Goncent-
tina Gerritto, Is.
9iiduro 6. Gorion, 25, @}orDlouo
&iiiten.glrtiQcrie, uno &otborine Sc.
giioa, 80.
Dflton s. alutd, o. Cuttings
gtuenuc, @opons, @2oy un0 9}orD 6.
S9iie, %.
S5loBo g. Snlp, %, 2ans0aIc, go,
uno Selen &c. anipc 90, glort6
ggoas, Gn.
9Gueuit 2offo 90 geidieOen llnO
@orD Sanismon, %.
Saul 2oier, "a, Srcnton, g. S.
uuo Clara Sc. @orn, %.
@eorge Q. 9Sricc, so, &rcnton &c.
IS uno Glib s. Goolep, 80, Ercn-
tom g. s.
gSiaiom 9(. HubL 25, uno aotba.
rine M. Sennenlon 26.
gSoltcr 9. Seporo, 3S, uno Soa
9. @lafe, So; 9eioe bon 9lamonos-
bile So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
(GortIesllng foIot.)

9lmerifas g8oIorieIen. Ger
@iant 6oreit, eiu Stiid Eaiellars son
9 Wleilcn IurAmeiier I'M &er3qn 0cs
Scquoia g1otionol- 9Sorfs, ooS iib biS-
Der I'M BriOotbeiie bciano, miro oem-
iiddit fduflic6 in @clib Der 9un0cs-
regierlng iibergeben un0 3par fir
Oen 8reis BON rln0 7OC0N. mouon
Ole 9unocsregicriing $50031 sic
glational Geographic ocietD $4,000
oufgebradt bat. &n 0cui Stiid g3olo
befinoet iib ne6it Den on0eren 9iiciel-
bGitnten Der u@eneral Sbernau",
Ser b01ite Baum ser g8elt, BON 279,9N
Sub @r0Be uno am @rluoe bon 102
SUB llmfong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

gl6unnenten, Die ben yScntidjcn GOrres
ipOubcutcu" uidDt piinftlidj U0cr nnrcgela
maEia erbaltcn, fnb gcbctrt, her Office
raOUn per SclcpbuH uocr ItriIiIi.s 9ldS'
tfeilnna sa maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Gie @elt, 70 alt fie INNER iet
9n Erng uuo Sdldbuug blcibt iic
nclt.
Seroinon0 Noimlua0. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

wlan crlpa1ne bod u9aILm0rr 0arrgIp0nbenI4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27

BY, the direction Of the Board Of
County Drain Commissioners Of Grand
Forks County. n; Dsk.. / hereby give
at the County Auditors Office in the
Court House at Grand Forks. N. Oak.
until 10 o'clock A. N. on the 2sth day
Of June. 1917, for the construction Of
three bridges and one culvert on Grand
plans and specifications on fiie in the
Office Of County Auditor and County
Surveyor Of Grand Forks County. N.
Oak.
Bids to be on blanks furnished by the
Office Of County Auditor placed in en-
yelopes. sealed and addressed to the
Clerk Of the Drainage, Board. and mark
A certified check in the sum Of $1,000 90
must accompany each bid, conditioned
on entering into contract and bond If
contract.
The Board Of County Drain Commits
sioners reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
Dated at Grand Forks his 7th day Of
June, 1917.
CHARLES CoLOSKY,
Clerk of Drainage Board.
(June ~7-14-21-27.)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
North Dakota's Greatest
/ Classified Section
umn. He argued the caucus system
of nominating candidates was forever
ronoo1oI Inv Iou -r H,

cannot transfer 1t to the party col.
umn. He argued the caucus system
of nominating candidates al forever
repealed by law.
The caucus plan was referred 70 ~
the "Old gang system" He .tnslsted
the nomination OF Burtness came too
late. wen were the convention system
legal. why didn't they get busy IN
April. when he was dead, and every.
prosecutor. r y
He insisted the legally constitute
ed head of the republican orsAntxa.
ton has made a nomination which the
court must accept as Anal II 1t hnde
the convention system legal.
G. o. p. VI. G. o. p.
largely to the story of how the Nom
partisan league a year ago captured
the republican organization and
made him chairman; how the old
guard. has sought to undermine tho
organization. He told how full power
was given at the organization Of the
state central committee to the ecu
tive committee member Of each judi
cial district, and how the committee
was called together in Fargo and Baer
was nominated al the republican can.
didate for congress to save the Grand
Old Party from the Grasping Old
Gang.
Judge spalding quoted numerous
authorities to support his contention
that it was not the intent Of the pri-
mary law to disrupt established par.
ties nor eliminate partisan politics.
but to purge parties of evils believed
to exist. Any effort made by the leg.
islature to eliminate the party organi.
cation would nave been unconstitu.
tional had 1t succeeded. He re-iter.
ated the stand the republicans have
taken from the first that the primary
laws especially provide hat in special
elections the bic nominating machin.
cry may be resorted to.
When the arguments were conclud.
ed. the question as to the date upon
which decision must be rendered was
taken UP, and it was agreed that the
decision should be down not later
than Saturday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
WAR AND THE HOME
By Emma Gary Wallace.

I once knew a woman who had
been reared in the lap Of luxury. It
was necessary for her to have a phys
ician in more or less constant attend
ance and a trained nurse much Of the
thine. No one thought Of her as able
to do any work or to have any care.
Then her husband lost his money
and they vent from q city to a farm
home to live. Before very long her
friends were astonished to hear that
she was getting the meals for a crew
Of lusty farm hands. was sleeping
like a top, and had almost forgotten
there was such things Is nerves. She
had needed exercise.
At the present time when foodstuffs
are SO high we are going to be forced
back fortunately upon some Of the
things which are palmer and healthier
for US in every way than the highly
seasoned and over-elaborate dishes
which were making us too stout. CIV
ing us indigestion, and requiring un-
necessary time to prepare. Besides, we
need a chance to exercise u inge-
nuity!
In place Of having meat, try substi-
tuting cottage cheese occasionally in
its place. Cottage cheese 10 cheap and
very n~ourishing. A pound Of It fur
nishes as much protein or body build
ing material as 1927 pounds Of sirloin
steak, l.6S pounds Of the best port
chops. or 1853 pounds Of fowl. Isn't
that comforting?
Save your sour milk II you have
any and make cottage cheese. and II
you don't, you can buy the product
all prepared. Usually 1t has to be sea-
soned again to be appetizing.
Cottage Cheese.
Put the sour milk into a basin and
set the basin in warm water Of ITS
or $50 degrees F. This IL slightly
warmer than you car hold your finger
in. Let stand one hour when the curd
will be nicely separated. Turn into q
piece Of c~heesecloth stretched over a
drainer or sieve. The last Of the whey
can be squeezed out by wringing the
corners Of the cheesecloth. Turn into
little melted butter. Shape with the
hands into small balls. It you wish to
make it especially good. add q table,
spoonful of ream to each cupful of
cheese, also q little pepper. To still
further dress 1t up. q few shreds Of
chopped sweet pimento or . little
chopped parsley may be added.
Cornmeal Mullins.
Cornmeal IL among the nourishinE
and delicious foods which are stiii
reasonable in price. Try these corn
/ cup white flour. Is cup cornmeal.
! tbs. sugar, La tess. salt, I level tea
spoonful soda, ! egg, ] cup sour milk,
3 tbs. melted butter.
Soak the cornmeal In the sour milk
for half an hour. Dissolve the soda
In q tablespoonful Of hot water, add.
to the Jour milk, also the melted but
ter and beaten eggs. Nix the white
-four. sugar, and alt. Beat the mix.
lures together thoroughly and bake In
.woll.greased tins.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
LEGAL NOTICE
aesied 8ids,

Sealed proposals will be received by
a. W; Mavis.. clerk Of York School
Board District Nc. 8. York. N. D., for
and in behalf of the School Board Of
York School District No. 8. up to the
hour Of 10 o'clock q. M. Monday. July
2nd; 1917; for the erection OF = schoo!
specifications or file in the office of said
clerk at York, N. Oak. n Builders Elk
change. Grand Forks. also liver Kasbo.
architect, Devils Lake.
Bid to be accompanied by a certified
check for five t6) per cent Of h amount
Of the bid. payable to the Clerk of the
School Board.
Each Of the successful bidders must
furnish the said School Board with
surety bond. as required by law. for the
faithful performance of his contract.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
By order Of the School Board of York
School District No. 8.
a. W. MAv1s. Clerk.
York N. OAK,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
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: FOR RENT. =
. 91b-small store on Alpha Avenue. .
. 4136-All modern store; Third Ct. .
. SOCIAL modern store; Third st. .
: $50 room. all modern house: Uni :
versity Ave. .
: ssa.7.roem house; modern but !:
. &2o-e-room, all modern house; i.
. Fourth Ave. .
: 31o-b-room house; city water: In :
ternational Ave. =
: tso-e-room. all modern house: /.
. heat; North Fourth st. .
. $25-6-room house; modern but =
. heat: Walnut st. .
: 7-4-room house; city water free; =
North Seventh st. :
. FOR SALE. .
. $4,s00-1o-room. all modern house: :
: close in on Walnut st.: must be :
: s5.ooo-s houses on Vernon Ave. .
: that rent for $4,000 per month; :
. S9,Boo-160 acres land in Pembina .
. county; 8 miles from station. .
: W. n. KELSEY. .
.
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FARM LANDS

FARM ONE MILE FROM STATION
for sale. 8 miles east Of East Grand
Forks: section SO Keystone, with ine
set Of improvepsnts; 800 acres Of
crop. price 366y per acre with half
to suit purchaser. Address Sullivan
. Bros. 800 De11ers Ave-, East Grand
Forks,
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POSITION WANTED By UNIVERSITY
student for the summSr in business or
Doctors Office. Call Y. ". C. A., N.
T W. $50.
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Bronson Tor Lomko.

Harry A. Bronson, assistant attor--i
ney general. representing Secretary Of
State Hall. made . point Of the fact
that Burtness had voluntarily procur-
cd the nomination by petition, signi.
Tying his agreement with the opinion
OF the attorney general and the pro-.
clamation of the governor. Bronson
claimed that, inasmuch a. Burtneassa
name already appears through his
own Get In ths@inAtvidual column, he
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27

= GIRL FOR KITCHEN
work; also dining room eirl: good
wages. Hotel Pemberton. st. Thomas.
N. ID.
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GRAND FORKS HERALD, WEDNESDAY, U N ~, 1917.
SITUATIONS wANTED-oont.

POSITION WANTED AS BOoKKEEP-
er or assistant cashier in bank; six
months banking experiences: also three
years al clerk and b~ookkeeper Ia store;
now employed: references. Address
S24 Herald.
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AGENTS.
INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED TO
take full charge Of the issue Of specific
j. forms Of accident insurance policies
ut annual premiums OF 1855 dollars:
county or state agency given; most
ancs Co.. ROOM II. 1s6 William st.,
New York City.
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WANTED -sTNNoaRAPHER WHO
oftics. Address 10 Herald.
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BARBER WANTS POSITION: HAVE
year and half experience. Address
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Hsra,a Want ~ 49, Rad
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-20

procecston. Z Is " q
TnmnE1pY he subaoce q ne,rn6
Llbetty Loan ana ne Importance d
the BIZ Demonstration win be empha,
sized IN every church IN the city.
The pastors win al mention the eele.
bration and besides their talk. there
win be an extra speaker on the sub.
3ect for every church most Of whom
viii be prominent business men Of
the city Interested in the success Of
Wednesdays celebration.
J. Walter Barnes and George II.
Alexander will be the speakers at the
N. 2. church on Fourth street. Both
vii lspeak at the morning services
Captain Kemble White chairman
Of the local draft board Will speak
at the NJ. P. Temple at the morning
services and will 90 to one OF the
suburbs OF Fairmont TO make an
address on the same subject in the
evenig.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-20
LIBERTY PARADE
Continued from Page One

whereby they may be well represent.
ed. The Knights of Pythias took the
Initiative in this when yesterday eve
ming at their regular meeting they
unanimously agreed to enter the pa
rade and to invite other Pythians
from other lodges in the county
There are in all 1000 Knights OF
Pythias in Marion and an invitation
will be extended to each OF them to
join in the parade.
Showing their interest in the Lib
erty Day parade the employees OF the
Owens bottle factory have decided
to turnout from sixty to seventy.flve
strong. Owens plant is right in line
with the many other industrial works
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-The Antilles,
a freight and passenger steamship OF
6,S7S tons gross, owned by the South
ern Pacific Steamship company (Mor.
gan Line), was one Of the crack Amerl.
can coast liners. She piled between
New Orleans and New York, and had
carried thousands OF persons to the
Mardi Gras celebration in the South.
ern city. The vessel was taken over
by the government as transport early
in the war.
Capt. H. F. Boyd, master Of the An.
titles, retained his command when the
vessel entered the government service,
as did most of his officers. The crew