davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
9reifan ministerip,tla.

9lteena. = 2iittoutlrneioen oiplo-
ntaattinen ebustnia &reifasia &c.
Sonnart on rDbtpnpt ioauitteleinaon
aparlinai7an ballitlufien ia fpGliaifai-
len ballitufien tpGlillG ia otaflittaan
t1sta iobtlnpan entiien pGGninisterirl
Seni5eloiin astlunilen pariinaiieen
bollitlttleen eronneen 3aimiiin tiIalle
ioten liittolttuneioen toiineenpanema
ipoltioteifalts titlee olemam tGpbelli-
men. Senri5elos iai tolnannesfa eri
apaalisia fatian fannatitfien 6sfert
eronnlitta fltringasta Gonstantinea
lpastaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
@emaian talunppjat raaffaipat ia
tappaiuat lparfaita.

Hietari. = geifolnjoipista tltllut
tieoonairto fertoo, ett1 gaohpiasia, lG-
beild Soesiaa zofinuat tnIotrpoiat o.
apot iiuittltneino ffttrfotpdrfaioen ia
baposuunrtaioen rifotiistd, rpbtpneet
oifein iGriesteInrdllifesti taistele.
moan beit1 ipostaan ia ettG be otpat
fiinniiaan1iaan rifofielliiia r1dfGn-
meet ia tappaneet. gsifoialetpista pai-
falle nienneille ipiratpniailille irbfa-
iitpat taIomppiot tebb1 p1fitpnItaa.
&dfiitoista farrelle palanittta ritii-
ntista lop6ettiin paifalta, nrisid talon
poiat olihpat iparfaita ilirlrtanneet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
aieltolafi fpismps fOnsresiisia.

@nsbington. - Hreii6errtti Bil.
Sonin moatinlo riuo6atarpei6en font-
roIlia niGGritteIetp1 Iaft toiiuotaati
sout@pan plan bppdfiptpfii fongres-
fisia. @oitstoiabiboue on bDtpdfipnpt
1866 1GnelIG 5 mastoan lafieiitptien
Iiidpfien, iota fieltGa ipilian fdpttd-
n1iien ipGfiiuontien paInlistantifeen.
Senootisln otofiiitoun nrposfin to-
nlGn IifGpfien IGpGfetpdn, fpaiffofir
arDonet "fhiitpot" ienoattorit eitpGt tab
tctii iitG foipelIiittaa oIiteeieen ia nil
min rtdboen.
2aiipat otetaa'i ballitafien baltnmn
Busbingtott. = WbopstpdItain boil
titus ottua etii tpiitoUla bipostaonfc
pirolinttorria Iaituoio, ioita rdten
i,etdan Gmerifm Iahpnpeistdmt0iIld
'NpfpnBs ptfitpisbet mrperitdInis6er
uniippaInapoien uttmlifesba baIitiif
fen bnsostoam ei ole tpbeId roffoishi
nuttn futfotoon fen cIapm Sclrna.
:1Bnn sp6ltdmldttou,dn osteIem.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
KAHDEsToIsTA vUosIkERTA

a. Seorottna rlrofataaporain e.
ldirten reblul, polttoainei0en ia riit9
tiuottuesla tarapittatpien lpdlinei0en
birltaa.
6. &iristaG plennlG1rin forfeita
biittpia ratofata,paroista, elGinten re-
bnsta, polftoairleista ia niitG tipotta-
eSia taripittmpista tp1lineistG
Z. Mlthaa tai eoistGG nlinf1Gn
ielGaiien teon tetertistG, iofa eoelli.
iisid fluubesfa ppfdIdsid on fieIlettp.
SuStin milloinfam teb6GGn pG-
baatdan ilutrernnrasta merfitptiestG
oleipaa laftoo, iorlfa pbtspoesiG ei
rpbopttaiii iirliri noibin toi1uetupitei.
iiinL intfa ntuinitain lain A :sIG ppfG
Qdsfa fieIletGatl, patti pptGIGn 6:slo
toboasfa tnairittliia toirrenpiteitG.
Safi uliIi estanbt raittatien5lGisten
lafpn.
&ulttatietDolGisten tpii2te ipffpnG
itbfaana laffo oliii oIIiit ramon lain
ipostainen ia faiffien iimtpa1pien laf
fojen pbtepoesid teboGGn tefoia, iot-
ia moinitlm Lain 4:sl1 ppfGlGsi1 on
fiellettp.
goltstaia &eobing tefi Iutiit, nutii-
oosebootitfien, iofa otiii GiehpeiltGnpt
tGnl1Gn pDfdIGn ipaifiitusta, oIlen iii
nG ielitettp, ettd tGrrlG ppfGlG eli tielIG
olfelitta tebbG Iatfoa Glaptonin arrti-
trltstilain noiulla, ntirtta nutittoseb-
oohis flmtpottiin 5S GGpelIG 8 tpas-
taan. Seating ia SO. 2onooat MT. trt.,
GdnestinpGt nnmitosebootlifien p1io-
Iesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
Safia ei iaa ranbaa erifieen.


Tietnri. "Wfind olen 1ucnlonnut,
ctt1 Bietnrin ailttfoat o.put pesiinlis-
tiii1, mlttta nina nsfon ettd aienla
@eirGiGlI1 on paranemaon p1in', ia.
moi @libii Hoot, glnrerifan labetpstGn
piibeeriobtaia.
~glinoa ipaarn ltbfaa Saflan piio-
reltn. SapeitiilGiien iofialistin Sfo-
BERT @riinnin farfoittanlinen @enG-
66lt1 tnfaiiin Stpeitliin on crittain
t,uerfittahp1 tapaits. SGnen pritDf-
ferfG epGonristitilen faiitta on Slpcit
ii naenettdnpt faifen toiiponla eritoi-
feStn raltbasta."
9sietarin Iu1omaleboistd on crit
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
SOprplniwa ,tpOtti iueSenalaiien.

@rGastG gltlonnin idtamosta, fe.
iG. 20 p. = @rdGn tGnne t6n1an faa
piineen brittiIdiien boprpIoiipan mir
failipot tertotpat itpottoneenfa mot
fdllodn fotioIoiien iiitelIusapeneen,
iofu oil oltaniit pontmtiftoo brittiIdis-
td alisto. @rds idlfimdiiestd ont-
ntiittu ponuni oil iothinut meoenaIoi.
ZEN nratdiiiniin uibeiittoen rdidbbpf-
fen, iota of fottnisftt irpotlis,pereen
melfein fesoeftd. 1noIanndt pddf
oliiuat uponneet eritfeen. HriitiIdi-
ncn Inipo of fdiIpnst lpdbineoittaf-
uruttunotsa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
.SoSan ,uastustaiien p,,abia
sllasfasia,


Saparb, sllasfa. = TG1ll1 fool
la oIlut liittoapoltion iliurpalunlie-
bist0 iltltailenasiaan raportisia ia
MOO, etta iotfi,t liittoballitrfieil poll
ipelittlesia oleapat benfilot, iotta mas
tlistmpat iotaa, odpat rpbtpneet toi-
menpiteiiiin ipiitppttGGfieen liittobal-
litlpfien toitG gaasfasia. Sei6dn nj
menontoan ipptetGan toimineen iiten,
ettG l,miien biilitainposten atpaanti-
men diff titllrlt ipiippnlGGn. SeioGn
toimenpiteeniG nGbtGipastifin foste-
mot ntposfin rairtatien rofetrnustoi-
tii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28

.oli farattilitt ipendldisten puolelle fen
jGlfeen fun banen filntppaninia OH
mot toppmeet itdrpaltalailet etllhpar-
tiiat.
Bon @eorgin tieoonantoien iamo-
taan ioaneen aifaan ilrurta ieniatIi-
oonia. Sibeffildiiet e6ustaiat ianoi.
aput ettd bon @eorsi oil antanltt titon
lal1ilmlron toston bengesiG, fen iob-
ooSta fun ministerist0 oil patotettll
eronnpaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
aiimam aiiat ratfaistaan ranballiIesti

8asbington. - SGnne iaopunei-
Den tietoien ntltfaan on olentasfa bp-
MID toihpeita &iinan iiiGisten aiiain
ralballiielle rotfaiiulle piaffoin. Se
otoffttaan tpoitunpon iaooa aifaan 10
foontiis-ministeriston nlito6ostuiti-
ieIla. Ob6psdpaIlnt on Idbett6npt
nootin, iosfa febotetaan iifdiiet rii-
taiiinioet iopintaan ia farrotaan fen
tebneen biron1uttatpan ipaifittufien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
Soffmanim ieitraaia.

Bern, Stpeihii. = NGpttdG mar
ntalta, ettG @itstatp @6or titIee mali
fulfil tri Mfreb Soffrnanin ieitraaiaf-
II Stpeitiin farriollisneithposton iGie-
nefii ia &athainipGliien SltnaIen &is
tin preiioentitii. Soffrnan eroii as
fen fem ioboosta etta bGnen pritpfien-
i1 eritoisraitbon oifoanlaarniiestc
8enGiGn ia Safian tpGlitlG palias'
tiifpot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
Mmerifalaiiilta Merieosia riiinttn a.
feet.

Douglas. = GoIonia WaoreIoiir
tienoilIa 60 mtoiliu tddltd @ericosic
diriipiIta 15 anerifaIaiieIta morntoo-
militia on riiiitttii oieet. @tericoGai'
let otpot ntposfin ottaneet boltiutnio
ntorrftoonien ontistantia malta. "a
ma tieto on iaopiiniit tGdlld oirpile
morinooneille. BeliGtddn ntorlnOoni.
iiirtoloiiet farfottoipon Mericosto TO-
tonoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
SbttO peIastai ibuteelliiesti.

@inono, Wtirn., feidf. 25 p. =
SIabelle Talbitifi rtirtinen 19 ipito-
tias tDtto peIostiii ibuteeIliSelIG ta-
tpaIla flroIentastn artfaran itfortil-
man riebresfa t6GlGG tGnG aantitna
frn faGanua isfi ipipoteeieert iosfa bGn
oil rltffinriasfa, ia riftoi fen iapdIeif.
Il. Miss HaIbitffi berdfi ipasta tit
ten Inn oil pai6onniit Iuttialle. Waprs.
fp alfoi tGGIlG tGnG aanutna iparboin
ia of Se anfarittta, ntitG tGGllG on
tosfann tliirsettt. llieitd tiirtteio lei
ntobteIihpat iaIatnat pbtGrrtittaa isfien
pitibin, Ienttdtitt- ia pitbelinpplpdi-
fin ia moreen rafenriifieen. grda-
leen fatiituaitniutnfin oiiii ioImno,
ntittta iiird Ell olIlit nrliitta fiin al.
noostoon pfii betfilo ia bdirfin i6iIpt
fosfernattomana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
Mmerifailaisten omistama faiipantu
anqstettn.

Douglas. : arnerifoIaisten otis-
'tdrno or Sigpe taiiparto soin 20 mot
lin p66sdd tddItd weeAoosfa on cbet-
tit mericctoisben bo4hnm suihte Ioii-
o,toind, iInoibettiin tGdttd. Merico-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28

Gontoo. = Yieni ioitfho onperifn-
Iaifia iItnuilijcitu ioopiti epddfeen
gritteim faurten iotmrnan. Sc hde-
mot Idbtemd6it @onsbonn pidtsoin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
Safialaiiet tnnnnstaiuat petfntfa.
neenIa iuenGlaiiid.

Gietari. = Soflalailet ilmoilijat
oapat @ell1jGn pobioi'csia rintomoS-
ia lapitiiineet lentolcbtiiiG josia ia
notaan:
"aiit, 3 pitfdstii lepcaiasta, iolla-
ipGlin pstGspGIlinen ieurustelu tcirdn
fonslanne on antannlt nleille tilaiiliii-
oen iiirtGi joipffoiu lGltifeen rinto-
anoan mostlistomoan englairtilaisten
ia ronsfdlaistett bpottdpfiiG. gept on
fplIifii liirrettp. Dee trlelrune tais-
tele1luon ia tlrlemrne nirplunoan nil
ta iotfa prittGhp1t aGberinell1 meit1. "
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
slmiraali ,uaat;i crua.

Sietari. ~ @iustanIneren laiipas-
ton tonlentaja, amiraali &oltcb becfin,
ianotuan iibfottdneen SapaStopolis-
ia, ettd gan ppipp eocllcen erobofc.
muflcsiaan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28

tain innostllncena gspaniasta tul-
Ieista paIIanflmoilfiel!iiista mics
teist1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
paMtms furptti palffuja ramtatielaf.
fplaiiille.

9Siotari. = Yietarin ia Waosfoapon
tpGliiell1 railtaeielld pdllpeI@pat tpo-
lG.fet, jotto meniapit GstettGiil laf-
foon obcttam.utta fonlisiioonin iaapu
nlista, iorta oil nldGra tlttfia beiodn
ipudtinutflienia oifeltrta, oauat pnlan-
nat iGIleen tp0bon. Sullitus on fo-
rpttonrt beio1n palffojaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
8apaebtoiiia iuGriuatdam ,uielafin

@asbineton. -.Saaoofieen ettti-
ZEN hpopaebtoilen ipGnpGpfIen perlts-
teelIa tphIlipan liittoapultion arntei-
ION t1pteen n1ieslitfltlinia on preli-
oerltti 0idfon arrtoni,f Ililistufien,
iosio febottoo 1910 ifGiiiG niebi1
iotta eiap1t ole aipioliitosia eiipGtfG
fooafGDnnilIe tarpeelltiisia toisiG,
ipGnpGDtpnl61n tpupae1tot1esti. 60
ban ipopoebfoiieen pdrtpdpfieen on
pifeus niidldfin, iotta otpot registee-
raiitineet, ios balilahpat pitenunirl
boGstd fotinlaun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
se6eibemamm ei mGe ranbaa labelli

Berlin -Balntti1aon Tiifbolmnn
fonferensiista iitlfaiii ioiialistiiobta-
ia Nbilip Scbeioeuann @ortpGrtiis-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
'Naitcn Iotilasariuanriosto tpinitetaau

Nnsbiagtos w aaifti iSGoDfiet
Lopi1llifen alelpelapollisten ipdrtpGpf-
fem toin1aerpanenliiefii oipot 10 wal-
n1iino, ipaiffofaan iliitG ei ole tpiela
ipiralGiesti iIntoitettll Wtifali tieoe-
tGGn tatlee aripanmosto tupabtltmaan
@asbingtonisia. Sitten fun paifal-
Iifille Iaittofitlnille on armtettu tieto
ntitfG niiarlerot otpat nostetiit alfaa
Observation-Disclosures fiulilusteln
puitollifisia laittufiuunisia. Irpo-
nlinen tnpdbtitli oRrpastaan niinleroi-
oen perirsteeIla ia nliebet oapot iban
tatnteainttoutia Mile, iotfa arporni-
fem toiuiiftaipat.
sos mites bplidtGdn Min ieuraa-
man ipeoetpn nluirepon mics astinl
bdnen tiIdldeen itre.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
Hnkara kieItcIakl lakkoja va$taan
tebtg.

Sasbington. - gbustaidbuonees-
ia apiirne periantairpa bpnpdfiyttiin an
farin ia laaiatartoiiin lati lattoja
estinlGan uuitd ObSps,paltaim fong-
resiisia on tpiela milloirtaan eiitet-
tp.
firofatanpnraiil tontrollia fosfe-
tpun lain neli1nnen ppf1ldn nrimaan
tpolaisten pluolelta laibonta "nnuooos
taa rifosliitto, pbtpa, tebbG iopinlils
tai iliunnittehi tenerfGGn toisten BEN
filoitten fansla" iellraaipanlaiiia toi.
menpiteita lpartet, JOHN tahpallilesti
rpbopt11n faifisia oGoltbteioen pa
rantmnista aparten toineelrpannuislo
lntoisiu:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-28
@itfa teot ppfdlasiG fielletGan.

1. &alottaa teinola, iotfa otpui
tuupeelIiiia ritofataiparain ,elGinten
reblut pOlttoaineioen ia niioen tipot-
talniiesia tarpittaapien eiineiben fitl-
iettarniiesia, tiuottantilesia, palmis.
tonilesia ,fGDtettGapGfii laittanliiesia,
iailpttarniiesiG ia talappoaniiesia.
2. gtaioittoa riuofatmporain, e.
lGinten reblln, polttoainei6en ia nil.
Den tlputtantiesla tanpittaapien mGli-
Den mGGrG1.
3. &aioittaa rltofatnparain, e.
lainten rebun, polttoaineioen ja nil.
Den tltottalrliiesia tarapittaapien pGli-
neioen jofan1ista
A. @stGG, raioitaa tai fpGbe1ltGG
riuofutalporain, elGinten rebiln, polt-
toaineioen ia niioen ti,ottmniies
tanpittahpien ipGlineioen tpaLmista-
nlista tai ta,ottomista.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
GERMANY'S BALANCE
SHEET
What She Has Gained And What
She Has Lost BY the War.
(From the outlook.)

49,
Three years ago Germany began
this war for the conquest Of middle
Europe. What has she gained? What
has this gain cost her?
She has gained by her arms the
territories Of Belgium, Luxembourg,
Serbia, a small but rich section OF
northern France, and parts OF Lithu-'
ania, Poland and Rumania-a total OF,
a little less than 204,000 square miles.
She has lost: sy
Except for an insignificant corner In
southern Africa all her colonies. over
a million square miles.
Practically all her shipping not
bottled up in Bremen and HAMBURG,
a loss estimated in tonnage as $780,
900.
Of the flower of her youth, oysy
1000, 900.
In cash, nearly $40. ooo.ooo.ooo to
be added to her national debt.
Before h war. though unpopular
as a people, Germany was honored
among all nations for her intellectual
scholarship and her industrial ef-
fciency. She has lost irretrfevably
this respect and won in its place the
mingled hatred and contempt Of h
civilized world. Scarcely a consider
able neutral nation is left except those
whose safety compels their neutralitv.
No one thinks Germany a retain
her gains. No one imagfnes that 4
can recover her losses. 1t Is NOT
strange that some of the German
people are seriously discussing anon,
themselves the question whether il Isl
not time to change their business
managers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
SENATE STIRRED
/. BY DEBATE ON
REAL LOYALTY
Senator Knute Nelson De
nounced by One Of
Gronna's Aides.
Spread Eagle and Flam-
bouyant Patriotism," De
clares Draft Directors.

Washington. Sept. 8.-In the midst
of another bitter outburst over Amer
lean unity in prosecuting the war. the
senate yestereday tentatively disposed
Of tho income tax provisions OF the
war AK bill and again defeated all at
tempts at higher taxation.
Interest in virtual adoption of the
income tax section, designed to raise
$842, 0O0, 900 more revenue from indi-
vidual and corporate incomes, was
cvershadowed by a stormy three
hours scene in which Senator Hard
wick Of Georgia was subjected to Wig
orous criticism by Senator Nelson Gre
publican) and Senators Chamberlain
and Williams ~tDemocrats). The In
cident hardly has been cqualled in the
senate since passage Of the army draft
law.
War Of Words Strs Senate.
An amendment by Senator Hard
wick to increase taxes on large in
comes in order to pay a $50 monthly
bonus to all Americans serving in
France stirred up the senate's temper.
1t was promptly voted down, "a to S,
having the support only Of Senators
Gronna, Hardwick, La Toilette, Reed
and Vardaman-ell OF the group
which opposed the draft act. But be-
fore and long after its disposition and
with scant attention paid, approval of
the big Income tax levy, the senate
was engaged in the war of words it
provoked.
Senator La Toilette had offered the
amendment Thursday for Senator
Hardwick, who was absent. When the
Georgia senator yesterday urged it's
adoption as a CONSUMPTION Of wealth
to pay soldiers conscripted, he was as
sailed by Senator Nelson, a civil war
veteran, who denounced the amend
fent as "humiliating and belittling'' to
the American soldier.
Our boys are not as cheap Is some
statesmen" the Minnesota senator
shouted.
"Free Speech" Cry Again.
Senator Chamberlain, chairman of
the military committee. with evident
feeling, cited Senator Hardwick's OPP
position to the draft law and de-
clared the amendment tended to de-
moralize the army and toward further
resistance Of the law.
In reply Senator Hardwick claimed
the right Of free speech, defended his
course in opposition to the admins
~tration and attacked what he called
the "famboyant patriotism" Of his
critics.
A statement showing the pay re-
ceived by soldiers of various grades
was read by Senator Chamberlain,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
HOUSES o e
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
FOR RENT

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
FOR RENT.
$135-Au modern store; Third st.
) 5sb-All modern store; Kittson Ave.
Is 75-All modern store; Third st.
s 15-small store: Alpha Ave.
Is B-s-room, all modern house: Bel
mont Ave.
s5-s-room,. all modern house: Univer-
sity Ave. g&
s 25-7-room house. modern but heat;
North Fourth ST.
5 25-s-room house, modern but heat;
Walnut st.
s 1s-e-room house. modern but heat;
International Ave.
rs 7-5-room house; viets Ave.
: 1o-4-room cottage. city water. sewer;
Elder st: T.
FOR SALE.
s 700-soda fountain and confectionery
$ s5o-4-room house; South Third st.
8 soo-5-room cottage: South Third St.
'sloo-s-roo@ e. all modern house; Cherry
W. Fl, KELSEY
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
KODAK FINISHING

WE DO DEVELOPING AND PRINT.
ing; lowest prices; best service. vold'a
Drug Store. 26 So. Bird.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08

FORD CAR STOLEN FROM KITTscN
Ave. License number, a40079. II
found, notify John w A. Kenmir
Reward. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST BOSTON BULL TERRIORS'
\ n brindle and white, male; the Other
brindle with several white markings
female. If found wire or write to A
F. Johnson, Forest River. Reward
offered.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
OFFICER is INDICTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGES

Houston, Tex. Sept Lee snarhs
the Houston police officer whose AZ
legged assault on Sergeant Baltimore. a.
negro trooper OF the 24th Infantry. II;
said to have preceded the riot of the
negro troops August 20 in which N
persons were killed and ~ wounded.
VI indicted today by the Harris
One indictment charges him with 40
gravated assault on Sergeant Balfi-
more.
The second indictment charges him
with murder In connection with the
death OF Wallace Williams, d negro
civilian. who was shot to- death or the
Sunday following the riot.
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FOR sALE-HIGH CLASS. LLEwHL-
lyn setter-trained. Particulars on
application. o. L. Anthony, Hunter.
N. -.
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LIVE sToCR

FOR SALE-Two YOUNG ENGLISH
setter pups, ready to break this sea-
son. S1b and $20 each. One Eng
lish setter bitch; she worked well last
season. Registered pups also legeable.
7. e. Harris, Hallock. MINI.
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LOST A NORWEGIAN BROOCH m
East Grand Forks. Return to Herald
Reward.
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LoST-sMALL BLACK TERROR, AN.
swers to the name Of Dexter. Reward
,22O Walnut St.
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sHoRTHoRN sALE-aUARANTEED
pure bred cows and heifers out Of
herd Of six for immediate sale. Write
r. L. Halverson, Box 489, Minot, ND.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A THOR
~ oughbred horse. Call at Peoples Sup
plysHouse Co.
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GRAND FORKS HERALD. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s., 1917.
HOTELS

Family. European Transient
Finest Cafe in Northwest
HOTEL DACOTAH
Commercial Headquarters.
Rooms $1.00 Up. Recently Improved.
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HORSE AND LIGHT DELIVERY
wagon for sale. Call at Roat's Paint
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HORSES FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE
for cattle. lit Euclid Ave.
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EXPERIENCED GfRLs FOR GENERAL,
housework. Mrs. A. a. Roll. 718 South
Third ct.
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL,
housework. Mrs. M. e.. Stricken, $50
Belmont.
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s-RooM HOUSE IN BEST RESIDENCE
district of CITY. All modern excepy
heat. Phone 1200-L Address or
call 621 So. 18th st.
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WANTED LICENSED BARBBR.
Steady job for year. Write to Henry
Wall, Souris, N. Oak.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COLLEGE
girl to work for board. and room. 81
Walnut st.
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r

LosT-G. N. PAss-PHoNE s21 N.
Reward.
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HOUSEKEEPER WANTHDXON FARM,
modern house. H. g, Patterson, Page.
N, g.
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Statesmen WANT1GD. Y
|sAITsMfN WHO HAVE HAD ~.
perience in county work among farm-
ers, Will and we offer q high class
proposition to- hustlers.. Men with
auto preferred. Address 400 Lincoln
Bldg, Minneapolis.
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BATHS
BUSINESS CHANCES

RESTAURANT FOR SALEM coUN-
ty seat town Of 800. Only restaurant
In town. On main line of N. P. and
Red Trail. Excellent tourist trade.
Good reasons for selling. PROPOSE
ton $fs worth investigating. For
particulars. address, Al. Sundfor,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

MONUMENTS MARKERS vAUL.
". R. Jack. Grand Forks. N. D.
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NEW ALL6MoDERN g ROOM HOUSE:
also good 5b-room house. In South eno.
Address 996 Herald, n
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TWO GOOD FARMS FOR sALEAoNE
$40 acres. two miles from town; one
$50 acres. six miles. Mrs. G. Schultz,
Leeds. ~. %.
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE BY oWNER-l6o ACRES
of good unimproved land, In Williams
county, 2 miles from Grenora, N. D..
Can all be broken. A bargain IL taxi
en- at once. Address Box 44S, Willis
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FOR RENT-oN ACCOUNT OF POOR
health my hotel and cafe, good estab.
1ished business; everything in first
class shape; party must nave some
money and be Responsible. Address
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$50 ACRES VIRGIN PRAIRIE, TRAc-
tor pillow land, 8 miles from wildrose,
level, no stones. good soil. Price
$4,000 per acre owner G. X. Ike, Wild
rose. N. d. ~
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FOR sALE-REsIDENCE MOST De-
sirable location in city. Apply 20
DIR. u, GrasBick.
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HEIlP-MALE

EwANTED-CYL1NDER PRESS FEEp.
er who can help with makeready. si8
per week. steady Job. Address Si5
Herald.
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MANUFACTURING MAN WITH SOME
Write Rugby Confectionery, Rugby,
N. d 49, -,
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COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR
general Homework. Mrs. John II. VOID.
1908 Belmont Ave.
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BAKER wANTED-snd-HAND !, ON
bread n rolls. Apply Crawford's
Bakery. C%rookston, MINI.
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2-CHAIR BARBER SHOP AND BUILD
ing for sale. A frst-class place and
doing good business IN N. {. town Of
800 population. Building has Ave liv-
ing rooms. Sickness reason for, SELL
ina. Address So Herald.