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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Snaenienrc I'M ;yclOlaacr.

Dic Gonpoonic 9 Der @enninloa-
nier Sngenicurc, beitc6cnO aus 100
Monn unter orci 0ffi6icren trofen
geltcril in glnnopoli8 Sunction Elm,
Inn iid ouf Dem bel glomirol~ousge-
wGbItcn Flosc fir Gin groBes 6elo-
lager oic n6tbigrn 8ernIcInlnecll
por6uncbmen. Capt. s. Q. BRADFORD
iit Der 8cfeblSbober Der 9(btbeilung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

gort6ernS gegeu Grisiiclo GLIB
5u Grisiiclo, NlO., 5lpci SpieIc.
Suburbons eegen giortbweiternS
5u Subur6on SboI, 10 llbr Born.
@er6eiratbete Nidnner ec9cn I'M
oerbeirot6ette Nl0nner ocs Suburbon
Clubs itni 2 ll6r gto1m
9oriitps oegcu gI5tecS I'M uFotter-
Jon Bart.
@oitern Combinations eceen Gor.
roQtons I'M nFottcrion Eorf".
Slpimmers gcgcn Gropn Sort anO
Seal Gompoup 81 Tnnoalt
Omar 81. 6. ocgcn @oi6ington
9(. s. I'M columbia Norf", Moi6.
inotou 9. g.; 5pei SpicIe.
ct. @reeorD 9l. s. ge9en Seucca
u. 6. ouf Ocn @pip6ouD College
@riinocn
gcnniugs ge9cn Canton y. ". g..
81 Sronecpille I'M 3 llbr 9tofm.
Sornnn q. 6. eegcn Murinc 81.
s. 81 Sormous, no; 5mci Spiele-
Sronflin 81. s. ocgen gliogora u.
s. 81 6rontIin SOol
Crescent Glii6 gegen 6rienoibip
Glub I'M Clifton Forf" Inn 10 ll5r
Born.
Carroll Outing Glub oegen 9iei.
tcrtopuS 5u 0leiiierstotuu; 5pci
SpieIc.
Baltimore sln-GoIleeions eeeen
Cambridge II. 6. 5u Cambridge,
DO; 5pci 5pieIe.
EifespiGe gegen 9lod & EcdCr 8r
EifcspiIlc; 8pci Spielc.
SteDenion a. Is. gcgcn 2ibcrtp
Noooers 81 Stcpeuion.
llnion Square gcgen 2omtons im
Irliio Sid nrf~.
@lmirp & GonneIp-8illiomS 50.
geecu 9lelu 9(miterOans 5i Molbroof
CboI Inn 8 llbr Nabm.
W3nrplono Guiualtv eeeen II. 9.
s. & 6. 5u @oIbroof Cbal imt 1880
Gorm.
Sdoenemons 9egen Slciiicrstotpn
81 &eiitcrstopn.
TorontularS gegen Wlornons 5ll
Soronttlor Sbol
&urf Seigbts eegen Mloritons 5u
|orf Seig6ts COol.
@ritnswidS eeecu Manbattans I'M
,@mDnn's Sails Yarf"
G'ippnnoIos eeeen Baltimore @opS
oiif lebteren Goal
WierclrD SllniorS geeen Smmoclt-
lote Club oui SmniocuIate Cbal
@cItcrn Smpcriol SnniorS geacn
Simpion & GoelIer SuniorS ouf leb-
teren SnoI.
Soutberu San SuniorS gcecn
9rimswid Samiors 81 W1orbel Spol.
g8eas 5areo eeoen @., 9. & q.
5u glaDal 9Icaocmp Sinction.
9llcos gceen .. 81. g[. ". i'm 81.
Wl.. 81. Forf~.
Goncoroia u. 6. gcgen Sampocu
9optiit Glub i'm Grub Sill 4orf"
W3oumt Tcrnou W1iGS ocgcn Nlel.
role u. G. 8u Mclroie DIAL nm 9
llbr glodjm.
Ccnuer u. 6. gegen N}cIroie q. 6.
81 Melroic Cool Inn ll6r yla6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

Cine &euloouug, Die BON Sobn 81.
GeoIeD bon Carroll, GonHtD ndd Ser
Stoot gefobren ultroe, fine 6euer
fur5 nod 6 llbr gcItcrn @toreen an
Der @de Der NenniDloanio- uno Nlon-
0owmin.9luc. Dic 6cuerwcbr wuroc
alormirt uno bebor Die 5ldmmen
groBcn Sdooen onridten fonutelt
lpnren iie aeI6iAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
@Ott leanc bid, gImeriFa.

Nus longit ncrgong'nen Eogen
Cont bout Gin, @ruB berein;
Gic 6o6ncn iie9t man ragen
Sym @torgenionnenihein.
@ic SMooren liebt man 6icben
SIN 5citgclpouo Oober;
Scbt, mie ole Mongcn gliibem
gllS obs bic 8rei6cit w1r'l q
9lus tauieno 6euerihliinoen
9libt oonnerno 5buB ouf SduB;
Scr gSelt mill man Derfllnocn
Der 5rcibcit 8ruoertliB.
@}un idbmiidt Die @ruft Der Selo
Dic chllt oos Sod eeiprengt;
gllS mollt' monS Iout Dermeloen
g8ic ibrcr man geoenftl
2dugit linO lie bingcgon9cm
Die N}1nner, trcu im0 mobr- \
Die obnc 5urht unO 8augcn
Shlugen oic 6cinocsIhoar.
Shumnt rubin iie in Der groc,
Gin neu @ei6Iedlt lebt belit';
IS fennt nidt Die 8cidperoe
Syn iener Graneiols8eit.
Erelt itnn0en mir SllammcH
lln0 iibten unire 8flidt;
Sod loocrtcn sic 5lommcn
SSn unier'm gLneeiidt.
Dir mr., golt unlcr Siebcn,
Oh Sternenbouner.&onol
Dir fiuo mir trcu ecbliebcn
Wfit Ser8 uno oud nit Souo.
Dir itonoen mir 8ur Seite
Dlit micr'n @jut imO 8lut;
. miiBtelt 0u's, ipie belite
QoS 0cr8 uns flopien tbutl- \
gtir 0ir eaIt ltnlcr Sircbcn y
SOFT ou Is niht eeipuBt?
SD ioge cs nit 8ebcn:
aEreu por Itets unHre Nruitl"
gAlr licbten mir ben @ooen
$50 inl're Micee ItonO;
Sogor I'M yicib Der Gooten
Gcnft man ans 8otcrlono
g9er fam oos Ser5 pergeliru
gln Oent mir einit 9crubt2
DnS Sous, no man gcieRen
Syn treuer @lternbut2 u. q. E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
SncOrpurntiOn.

SIN Stoots. Steucrs8ureot puroe
aeitcrn Bic uDlonoioto 2nno & Ein'
ber Co." nit cinen glftienlapitol
bon $2O0,000 incorporirt Ole Su-
corporotorcn iino: @nos g. Stod.
bridge, 8olono S. 9rooD uno @m.
2enb. Ser 9(gent Der @eiellidaft in
9altiHlorc lit ST. 5. Srnrg Strob-
inencr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

Syln Grcisgeridte erbiclt gcitcrn
6rau 2inn g. S9cbbon pou 9lr. 52t,
gSoro.GorroIIton g(pey cine nbloIute
5dcioumg BON SomcS gicbbon oer
iic miBbanOelt bobeu ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

@or Dem @mocsrihicr GoIc Iton.
Den geitcrn wicoer bier iuuqe 2eilte
untcr Der 9cihuloiguns, Die giegi-
itrirnng fir ocn Whlitdroienit pcr-
naMIdiiigt 8t bo6en, Giuar 0eriCI
ben por Gin Goitcrreiden ocr ouf
Dem 2onoc bcibaftiat mor. mo Gin
onocrer bate I'M SefanguiB geIenen
Ger Hidlter oroncte alr DAB lie re-
giltrirt mllrocnlino bcitrafte ollie NTH
ic einen Gage @ei1igniB. Scr 3D.
dcr @rnit 9Sempfer. inelder felt Ia
Engcn bon 0en @nnoeSgcbeiuioacn.
ten chigeiperrt moroen mar. neil CT
nit ieinen 9ic0ereieu nicbt porlihtg
gclpcicu nor. ipuroc gcgen Yorole III
6reibeit sciest,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Dos lito Dom Strrnrnbanntr.

Srancis Scott sen. llcberleBt BON GOtparO cSepl
8 prid fnnnl I'll itbn bc Der IdIuinOcnOcn Nad
g9as mir frrnOig nod srHktem in NbcnOrOtb9lOn5c,
llnIre Strciicn nnO Stcrnc bic WGBrCnO Der SdOdJt
Sm NnOc geattcrt, bort, Bodj nn Der SdDan5c?
Ger 9nfctcn Gcians nno Der NUm6cn Wcbrans
%crfHnOcn oMrds SMnfc: bic SlN9gc bG anS
iprid ucbt bos Banner i'm MOrgcnIidtIdDcin
Rod Hbcr ben SCIocu, i'm 2nnoe Ocr 6rdn?
gSaS it's, iuas AM StrnnOC i'm NcbcI burt ucbt
gSu bic mublOicn Secrc 0Cs Ienbcs ctt roIcn?
gSaS tits, Ons 10 ItOI3 uuf Der @aNb6bc nebt
GOs bic 2Hfc ocs MUrgcnS 10 flGttCrnO crfaktcnY
q 1T OHS IcrubciGstc Enmncr; lang wcb' cs Glcin
Sn Der Scmat6 Der SclOrt, i'm Qnn0c Der Srrn!
Scb' eS glGn3cn i'm Qidt -mO Der MOrgcn nn6rdt -
Sclitra6lcnO nnO IcndJtcmO -jctt lit es in Si6t!
llnO lit Oas Seer, OaS 10 prabICnO Gint ldwnr,
9nrd bcrberrcnocn Slrcg ms nnO bntige SbntrR
Die Scimntb 3n ranbm, Die bciligc Slur?
o, br glnt bat OrrlGIdDt CSc Gpnr, Oic ie tratcn.
Scim SORT Idlhttc mc6r Oas gcmictbctr Seer
sic cntflObrn D6rr ficlen 0aS 0rn6 Ocft lie idmer
llnO OnS ItsrnbsIGts gnnner mcbt Ieercdj nlcin
Sa Der Seimatg Der SelOcn, i'm G0uOc Der Trcin.
limb Itcts lei cS TO- mcnu fd WtGuncr 6cmc6rt
3M DcrtbciogcH ibr SauO gcaCn fenOidc 6OrOenl
Der Gieg mnO Der 6ricOcn lei i6ncu bcIdccrt,
Trct Ncn 6mmcl, Oah cnOid Wir rr inO gcuOrSrnl
Siedt icac bnfurt uu cslidcm Srt
llnO OieS 1T Der Na6riprMdD: uSc GDH mnicr SOrt"
llmo OaS lcrm6eiGte SGuHer ucB' mmer nlein
Sn Der Scimatb Der Sclocn, i'm GnnOr Der Trci'n!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

gen 40,l31 I'M SUM 0es leBten oSaDs
res. Sic offentlibe @e0iirfniB.9In.
itolt an Der @reenmount gloenue
puroc bon 34,1S4 @erionen 6eiilAt.
Eie @inno6men Der oifcntliden iSrei.
boo.Gomniiiion i'm SUM 1916 beirut
gen $28970S uno i'm bergangenen
Wlonot $l27OSS.
6lt6ren naA gltlontic GitD.
Observation-Disclosures Scnrp 9lapp
fubr geiteru nit ieiner 6amilie nab
gltlontic Gitb, I'M Oort Der 4. SrIi-
6eicr bei5mpo6nen. @r miro morgen
nod 9aItiorc 5lIriidfc6rcn.
SlNc SmfOrmatiunsqucllcn Deriiceclt.
0ie Gcgieruug 91oripegens bat Oen
S6iffs. s.Gopit1nen Sbpeigen iiber
Sdiffsoneeleecnbciten auferleet imo
folet babel Der bon Gnglono idon
IGnglt oufgeltelten Hegel. Seit gln.
fang OcS aricgcS murocn Die nun-
Oerbnriten oufregenOlten @eibihten
iiber 0egcgnun9en nit ocutIden Il
8ooten iiber Sample lmo @ernib-
tun0en, BON noripegil6en ibpeoi-
i6en un0 OGnii1en Secleitten Der
iibergebro6t. @eionoers poren es
oic 9loriuegcr, Die @eidi1ten er66bl-
ten, bel 0enen man fo1t 0oS @ruieln
fennen lernen fonnte; moren es ood
gerooe Die giorneger, oie bon Der
britiiAen ytcgicrlng gebeuert, Den
glngriifen Der ocllti6en llnteriee-
un0 llcberiee. Staten" nusgeieBt mo-
rem. Sft muroe bon fnoppenI GiIt-
rinncn er5dbIt, uno iponneno lauid5-
ten Die 8uborer ben oft fount glou6-
li6en SAilOcrun9en icem1nniider
Eiidtiefcit llno Mogboliigfeit, bon
@ntbebutngcn in fleinen @ooten Oen
Giidcn Der Glenlente ouSgeiebt, bon
ipiinoerborcn 0cttlngen. g8orum
nun pI6tli1 Der @efcbl gegeben pur-
DC, niht l1nger iIber oerortige 8or.
tonnlniiie 81 reOen lit nidt betannt.
8cfonnt uber lit, Dob Die gel6Gftli-
den 9e5icbuneeu 6wiidben glorwegen
unO @nelono Iidb ipieOcr frcunoIi6
geltoltct bnben Sheinbor boben
oie bciocn 2GuOer i6re 6Hmierigtei-
ten ge6oben unO iiio MIN pieoer oilf
freunoidoftliden @ei6dftsfub eetrc-
ten uno g9ieocrbergeItungsm
9cln iinO oufgeboben poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
yladlbaridlafts.I IEcierlidlfeitcn:

400-9lod Der 2inmooO 9(peluic;
30OO-9loct Der geInontSlpcnllc;
200.Slod Der @Dnou glpcune;
1700-8lod Der Someiteoo,StroBc
36O0-9lod Der SpringOolc.9lpe.;
2700-glod Der 9llamcoo.9lpenle;
1700-9Iot Der WloutiorO.9loenuc;
t700Aglod Der Wiontpelicr.St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

EntriOtide Seltldteten IN 1lel Sta0tDeen
Yoit lm0 gunfen un0 0fientlid)e Aenter gedloIie.
@etdngniB mia6 6ranatdcS Erogronnt 6reoher WorOen
O. 5. See.
}id)tbmiS: Whmi5pol- -WintreIS geben Goriielung
GtonNart: Haruoe ll6r un6 aegen @retien I'M 6r
YottcrionFo Scr Ermpb Der Gofrutie o Abnos 5euer
uerf
Rn0ersSpepaB- -8eieqidJnit ~
oGuli04Sa.Fart" 10 ll6r 0loreeus
D&iperii6c-Yo Yorf" ltDr Wiorgens;
n2atrobe 4orf" 9 ll6r Nlorgens;
.@r6olangs -Eer" 10 ll6r MorQels;
.Gorrol.Eo 2 llbr 9tadmitags
.Gitp Springs" 230 16r 9tod5nIiagS
@nteriou &arf" 4.30 ll6r gtodmittogs
EerGor: Sp@o@rfron Der g9eitdel Winrpl1n0er gobn"
oSnfe W}onte6lo- Ear" Grer5irc zines 8ataions Wl
o1Ruoion5qare" 6oggeubil ln0 9coe oes Senators Better
S. Campbell.
vYlcDonougb S1ule" Nernion un0 6eltcruert N6enO
uGaunItutter Eart" 4icnic un0 Scuerperf
.EolAeiter@ @ead]~: 5mei @gfuriionen.
uHiperpeu-F Fart": 6cteruerf gben0
nSolDmooOEarf~ Seucrperf Nben0.
o@wDnirG Gof Eorf": paroiihes CONCERT uno Geerperf
u9np S6ore-Eurt~ 6euerperf llO 8aa
pGe6obotb- Bead" @rtiriion.
DOceangtp": grttriiOn.
Nadj6ardatss5 5cierldeitcn
1SOOSod Der W6er StroBc 4009lod 9iwooO. 9pcuc;
27O0Slod Der 6cnpd Npeue; 30009od gemontSpcne;
g9dcicr Yoplar GropeH5tr 2009od Der Nnnou gucnle
higrta Nbce SrOngton; 1900 8od oneieo0. .StraBc
26O08lod Der Soren Gpem 36OO9od SpringOoc-9pe;
27OOglod Gomonool9be 2700glod Ser @Iame0o9peie
2SOBlod Der Sorpro Npeme 1700lod Der W}onorO peme;
3OOOylod Der grigbonStraBc 1700god Wontpeier.St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

Scr 81 Sabre olte gllon3o Gorber,
ein Wlitglico OeS A. 9iegiments, Oer
borgeItern eincn SeIbltmor0pcriud
modte, inoem CT lic6 in ieincm Seint
g1r. 1890 ggcItSurotogo StroBe er.
6Gn9ta, bcfinoct iid in fritiidcnl 3u-
ltonO I'M Sranflin Squore.Soipitol,
mo6in CT gcbrodt puroe, fur8 nod
Dem cr beipuBtIos anfgeiinocn NOR.
oen mar. Die Qlcratc boffcn icoob,
ibn wieoer bcritcIleil Su fonneu. GS
miro eeloet, Dob aorcber bon leiuen
2omcroocn genedt wuroc, ooB er
6ulo in 5rnnfreih ltebeu lmo Die
0elitihen bef1mpfeu wiiroc. @ieie
giedereen bobcn 0cli illneen Wionn
nniheineno melonholiid ecitinmt
uu0 i'm 5u Der @erapeifIungStbat
gctricbrn. 0fii5icre ocs Ncgimcuts
bobcn cine llnterflHiing cineeleitet
NciF nidDt, lUie CT DerlunnSet mnrOc.
SIN D1ercD,Solpital liegt IN be-
oenfIi1em 8altonoe ein Nlonn SEA.
mems Sorrp 0'GonneIl, bon glr.
1907 glntbonp. .StroBe, mobin Ct gc.
Itern belinntngsIo8 bon 9lutperluit
lin0 ans icbweren SdnittiulnOen am
aopf imO in ocn RippengeeenO blu.
tcno. bon 2elpiS &ing uno g9iliom
&pon gebro6t mor0cn par. 0'Don-
nell mur0c bon Inn ouf Der 8oIti.
more.StraBe, in Der gtdbe Der @llil-
for0.9lbe., liegen0 oiifeefnoen. 9llS
CT i'm Soipitol nieoer 5u lid eebrodt
6cirogt mur0c, CAB er OIL CT iei an
Der 6oDette- iinwcit Der 6reoerid-
StroBc, ecitobcn woroen bdtte abcr
ieinen glnqrciicr nic6t acfnnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

yns 0cnl YcrIdf Scr 0ifenIlibciI
6reiboo.@olnmiiiion 1T 5u erie6en,
Dob I'M @louot SUM oie ofieutIibcn
9ooeanitoIten bon 1i440i 4crionen
ocacu 70,Si5 in ocmicl6cn 3citroulu
ocS pori9cn &obres benlbt murocn.
Gic Oeridicoencn Shipintmbaiins i'm
6reieu 6eiudteu 1864 Ferioneu 9e-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-17
US S0L0ll||S' / . I.
!. ]E|'SCAP'E DEATH / !
a AT ] The: HI J !. FRONT ] / |
Five Members Of Congres-
sional = Party 2; Y Caught II !
Enemy Fire. II
BULLETS WEIIZZED
ALL ABOUT THEM
Germans Drop Big Shell
Near Party Were Easi- #
ly. Detected.

British Front in Belgium, Friday.
Nov. ICY The Associated Press. }
Five members Of the party Of Ameri-
can congressmen and private citizens
who spent yesterday and part Of today
visiting the Belgian war zone had q
narrow escape from death or injury
this morning vixen they were caught
in q sudden burst Of German machine
gun fire while inspecting the front line
trenches near Dixmude.
The Americans In danger were Con-
gresham c. G. Dill Of Spokane, Wash. !;
Congressman Charles, b. Tim berlake
Of Colorado; Congressman John e.
Miller of Seattle, WASH: Congressman
Albert johnson of Washington, and
former. Representative Stout Of Mon
tana. Nobody was hit but 1t was one
Of those peculiar freaks Of fortune
which soldiers call luck, because the
shots came in q shower, SO close to
them It seemed almost certain. some
one must be wounded, although they
were exposed only for a brief time.
:, The other. seven members OF the
party were in another section Of the
trench and were not disturbed by the
fire. Later, however. when all the
Americans were together, the Ger
mans dropped a big shell some ten
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-17
AMERICAN / ] |
.''|||||||||||l|'R|||
EXECUTED ] D : |


& Washington, = Il Nov. II. .---.
An Il American soldier of Gen
.eral EPsrsshing 4! S. ; force, < found
guilty otalrts { 1 artial Of the
rape and dlls'sI11lnd|'er: n ] Y Of a French
woman J I i / been. I! ! ecuted by
4 .frnlgSsd quad. /, Ss &.
All details this, the first
death penalty imp po'sed since
the tro,: ops slla1ided II, Europe,
are beill l, withheld BY the
war department.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-17

forward to their appointed places In
d Ma ~ 81 'snifs ss as ss
at tho G1iaas s33eeas " ~ over the
prospect oES new 9dventuYA.' = ss Z. a is
I The Daily Mails correspondent At
Italian Headquarters under date Of
Friday. tells Of the grave dihiculties
Of the ItatianE defenders onethe Treh-
.tino Mountain. froskier; where the
ing the enemy without opportunity
Tor rest, while the Austro-Germans
having. greater reserve, assault fnces-
sanity with fresh and Vigorous troopA
Nevertheless, the correspondent adds.
the main bulwarkss of the defense re-
main firm and presumably 1t will not
be long before the allied help makes
itself apparent. - S.s'ss.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-17
GERMAN !! / 4 4 |. ] BORN ! !
ClTI GAVE
BAND D CONCERT ] r
Paid /, / Musicians ! 4 j j $50 = ]. to / Play
the National Airs in St.
Paul Hotel Lobby.

4 ]. "A Grand Forks: citizen who was in
the great patriotic cdemonstration In
st Paul was impressed by the loyalty
expressions and activities of persons
of, German nativity and. German par
entaSe. He relates. one instance where
Il typically German resident OF Mime
apta marched up TO the leader Of 9
requested that they play America
and ..'The Star spRngled Banner for
his especial benefit and for some Of
his friends and neighbors. In broken
English he said: j,
!''I want to hear dem right away,
right here, right now. will gif you
sfifty dollar if you play dem now"
vs. The leader summoned his men
about him and amidst large throng
of men with barred heads the band
played America" The crowds
Spangled Banner" and the crowd OUT
did the former demonstration. The
old German citizen pulled a roll from
his pocket and peeled of two twenties
and q ten and handed them to the
leader, saying: @
dot vas my own private concert
and i'd vas wort the money to hear
dem so" lis e, =
New Ulm, erstwhile center Of dis
loyal sentiment, was we'll represented
In the parade, with a band followed by
and banner inscribed, New Ulm ts
for America"
The Grand Forks resident said the
demonstration In st. Paul clearly
showed that the northwest is thor
oughly awake to loyal purposes and
proposes to show the nation that the
recent demonstrations Of disloyal
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-17
Reinforscrrne,,nts Arrive .Datly.

NERVOUSNESS Arrive Daily. :.
London, Nov. 1.-THE British cor
respondent accredited to Italian head
quarters in a dispatch dated Thursday
says: j /, B ss~ses. 81 -,
.'Allied reinforcements are reaching
Italy, daily in increasing numbers. To
save waiting for trains on the con-
geated railway some French troops
have been brought across the Alps
through the snow covered passes. The
allied troops are marching steadily
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-17
.Piele.s-D D Doug ghnutless
Days Are Proposed
By Restaurant Men

Minneapolis, Nov. 4,15.-Minneapolis
is to have S'spieleB day IL plans Of
the Minneapolis restaurant keepers
and managers association is carried
through. At a meeting Of members
Of the association a resolution was
passed urging the members OF the as
sociation to eliminate pie from their
bills Of fare each Wednesday. Speak
ers pointed out that besides saving
wheat and flour q large quantity of
lard and sugar used in making pies
could be conserved. II pieless days
prove successful, it IL planned to have
''doughnutless'' days. 2.
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Berlin Claims New Navy Engages
Ships off Eiegoand SuccessEnglh


X Rome. Nov. 17.-The German
troops which forced crossing ,of theS
Piave river at zenson are being press-a
ed back steadily by the Italians. it isg
announced officially. In other. sectors
nearly 1000 prisoners have been tax (;
en-, @s+3 ii II iai3$I53 = s.. ,s43s5l q
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FEDERATION J ] /. II 10 ]
lll6lI|| INTO
GRAFT CHARGES
Labor Officials Accused Of
Using Offices for Dis
honest Purposes.

& Buffalo, Nov. 17.--Alleged use Of
positions as Representatives Of labor in
Baltimore for improper and dishonest
purposes was acted upon by the AM
erican Federation Of Labor at t0day's'
session Of It's 3 37th annual convention.
The charge, submitted In q resolu-
ton by representatives. of, the lnterna-
tional Longshoremen's union asserted
the labor movement in Baltimore was
suffering from the action Of some Ia
Dor represe natives ''by reason Of their
grating and their positions as repre-
sentatives Of labor are being used to
their selfish and personal benefits
sq To Make Investigation.
The resolution requesting immedf-
ate investigation was adopted. III
"A resolution criticising Judge Hay,
den Of the district court of Roxbury,
Mass, for an alleged unfair rfstatement
regarding the loyalty and patriotism
of labor and calling upon him either
to. prove or retfaot his statements. was
adopted. buttwith the demand. for the
tmand the committee substituted the
comment that such utterances indi-
cate vi biased mind and do not tend
to maintaif.tonfsde sdence in the courts =
AZ nationals committee on, fire pre-
vention was created. i u 81
'ississ ssfss OrRani.e once Workers.
for the appointment OF
organixers to form locals or Office
workers and stenographers9 were fav-
lorably reported by the committee on
local and federated bodies and adopted
by the convention, omen; organizers
were recommended for this sVorlS The
,lnionixins of city lirenerl i, We 4 ans ~
~ 4. !, ~ ali nrivate ef1nloy
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Germans Claim Succeks,,

n Berlin. tvfa London), Nov. II ~
Austro-German forces invading the,
northern provinces.of italy yesterday,
stormed Monte Prassolan, between
the Brenta and Piave rivers, says the
official statement issued today by the
German general STAFF q. !. !; s. ::'
Eight hundred Italians were taken!
prisoner. sss t.S 4. 81
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BRITISH MAKE (, A.
RAID IN FLANDERS. Il

In FLANDERS hast evening In the
area, the British carr
ried out q successful operation, tax
ing more Of the valuable ground on
the main ridge north Sof the village,
They effected a slight advance as well
in. the difficult low lying terrain slop-
ing OF to the west. ss B {. .3.Eis + L + II
& Thereahas been notable artillery ac-.
uvity in the French sector held by the
American troops, the hi German fire
causing additional Casualties among.
the Americans from shrapnel, and
when an American gun was hit by a,
German shot The American are In;
response has been extremely spirited
and It Is believed more than equal
punishment was inflicted upon the
Germans. :. {. rs,
81 British light naval forces this morn
ing engaged German light cruisers in
He1goland blight. The British ad-
miralty reports the British forces pur-
suing the German Warships, which re-
tired at high speed
Kerensky's Forces Beaten.
Petrograd, Wednesday, Nov. IA,
10:2O a. m.-Premier ,Kerensky's
forces, which advanced from Gatchina
to Tsarskoe Selo, have been defeated
by the workmen's and soldiers forces
between Tsarskoe SeloS and Pulkova,
AZ miles from Petrograd.
The Kerensky contingents have re-
treated to Gatchina. : i, II
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Z British Make lRaid.

p London, NOV. i 17.-Further j progress
was made yesterday by the British
troops on. the main ridge in the vi
cintty Of Passchendaere. on the Bel
sian battle front, the British war Of
flee announced today, te,jsa
III The communications follows:
"a successful operation was carried
out late efyesterday evening by detach-
mehts from; the Highland. Berkshire
and La1cahsire battalions in the vi
cinity Of Passchendaele. Further por-
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man war ships retired and the. British
forces are now chasing them:
i The ahnoIncement follows:
British light forces operating in
Helgolandi have been engaged with
German light forces this morning,
The only informal ton we have sreceiv-
ed thus tar is that our vessels have
engaged enemy light cruiaers, that the
1attef We srettr at high speed, and
that our vessels are in pursuit =
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XPetroErad, Thursday, Nov: 13.--
DELAYED Dispatches from Kiey say.
that the. Cossacks and military cadets
are.5in control in that city after con-
siderable street f1ghting. The Boil
sheviki made a stand at the govern
ment palace. where later their Lead
ers were arrested. &. q. y,
MOSCOW Advites are to- the effect
that the government troops control the
central portionSof the city and the
Bolsheviki the outlying districts
where there Is much disori Ter. The
victims In the street battle are esti-
mated at from 700 to 2, 900.
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:SAA[AnES SEE
FIRST AIR FIGHT.

The American troops witnessed their
first aerial encounter today. Three
enemy airplanes appeared overhead.
Soon all of them except one ned at
the approach of five French rnachinAss
German and "got on his tall tho
German aviator then bolted, The rat
tie of machine guns finally died away
as the two airplanes disappeared 70
the west 4 yl4'9s7,t5 Z i