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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17
Der 0asrrei6if6e 2seri6t pom 9aOntaa.
1aLttndann IN @riedlenIanS /?
LDrabiIos mao 9abbluel


9.cutcr.1epeiba ans Solonifi oiebt
oos @crii6t pieoer, oas oueeb.
LID in 5oIoniti circuIirt. Die
gricdiitbc gleeicrrrg onsebIit
ourh 9oriiia.6unfenitation in
itetcr @crbinoung nit Berlin.
Qonoon 16. Santor. Cine
Reuter.Gepeide ais SaIonifi meI-
oct, BOB IN fran5oiiiden onttIihen
s{reiien IN SaIonifi berlautet, @ene.
ral bon 6oIfenbopn Der ebenlalige
0ctltibe generalitabshei nn0 fiir5lih
Sscerfiibrer i'm rum1niideu 8elo5use,
holte lid IN @riehenIano nui Gs
aeiBt Ct bobe iid in aopaIo an gor6
circs oeiItiten ToiibbooteS beeeben
uR6 lei an ciuem gunfte ser griebi-
ibcu aiiite eeIon6et, bon po aus er
llf noh 2oriiIo begeber babe.
Ins 6eblen ieines ylamens in ben
onitlihen 8crliner Wfelolnaeu ieit
eliiacu Taacu 1T aufaefalen.
5riibere Wtelbuugen bon 5oIonifi
sgiaeten oaB es @cneral Baron bon
SoIfenbouicit Gin 01itglieo Der ociit.
ihen WSiIitdrcomniiiiiou meItc iih
i'm Sabre 1916 noh @riehenIan6 be.
aob. ipor. iueIhcr Die 6o6rt im
Tauhboote inohte.
ToriS. i6. San. Cine &noass
Hepeitlc aus SoIoniti, weI1e bonn
i8. 3oruor ootirt it, ioet ooB Die
priehiibc Reeierina IN offer eait
cine orobtloic station III 2oriiia er.
rid)tct babe ino in it1noiger Ser
biuouna nit Berlin itebe. Gie Grts
cnte 6Jeianoten befinOen iidj nod
I'M &ofen sn 9eratIini, III Der gld6e
bon 9(tben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17
@aIiSil@c 5rase mad,t sdwierie-
fcitcn.

2on0on, 16. Souuur. @raf
GIon.@artinic, ocr 6itcrreidiid]e
Ercmicruiniitcr bat uot ciuehl
9clcgronim ans @ien an bic q@r-
d)onac Gcle0rop6 Company" onge<
fiinOiot, 0oB in 9lnhetradt oer
Sdiuicrigtciten. sic ooS goli5iidlc
Eroblcm nit lid bringe cine Siege
lung scr 6rogc bis oui cine ip0ierc
Belt pcridobci ucrOcn luiirOe. Gcr
@renlicr ioatc ongcblih CT uiiroe
5ucrit iidJ bcnlii6clJ oie SSroge oeS
polniibcn &onigreicbS 5u crIcOigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17

lIno uerurlodtcu olr clnigen Sdil.
fen 9r1noc.
Ycrlin @onitontiuopcl.
9abn ioll obgei6 OMIT.
ten wcr0cn.
2ouoon, tG. Sanuor. Cine
Ccpcid)c cines britii6cn Gorrcipon.
ocntcrt Der l6 6ci Sen Iruppen OeS
Generals Sorroil befinOct, bciugt,
ooB Oie Gntcntc.9Irmee an Scr Solo.
nitiiront perItGrft luerOen miro. 0ics
miro oIS porI1uiiqcr Sdritt in ocnl
Yemiibcn. Oic @crin.9ouitontinopel-
@nbn 5lI lutcrbinoen, betrobtct. Scr
gcrihtcrItottcr bHeibnet cs ais
OringcuOlte gIiigabc Der Sulonifi.
sIrmcc, oic @obnpcrbiuouug 81 III.
tcrbrebcu mo IeutihlouO sic &c.
benSmittcl5uiuGr mo sic &crlorQumQ
nit Nlonuiboftcn oilS aIciuniicn at.
jllidjneiOen. Gr bcicbrci6t Oic oiioti.
ld)c Siirfci ais Norntonncr, mcIhc
Gcltitlono oiif Observation-Disclosures
@un0Iogc entruidclt, pGbrcno cs
and sic Scimatb bon 5pci W|iaioucn
tiidti9cr aduipier lit, lpcldc. mic cr
iani bon 0ciItihcr 2cbrmciitern ein-
crer5iert lm0 nlisgcbil0ct ucr0cn
ug|ur 0lrd) OaS glbid)uciOcu Scr
Yobn~ icbreibt ser Correspondent,
,,foul Oieien @orgdugcn Gin6olt ec.
botcn pcrocu, mo OicS lit Sic cin,iQc
Hcdticrtiglug fiir sic gluircdt6ol.
hn9 lmicrCs foiiipicligen nnO 6isbcr
urgenii9cnocu 0ccrcS III Nloceoonicn.
@S lit MIR ju boiicn, 0oB oic @er-
itorflr9clt lucldc inn Sabre f9l7|
eiutreiicn c9 bis sum nGditcn glcu.
iobrstaec mogIiN modjcn une qucr
iibcr ole pcicntlite 1ransboIfan.
bobn ju ictcu.~
Iic GinidJr0nfllnN scr ocutihen
@rponiion i'm nobcn Often miro pom
Gorreiponocuteu oils nod oroBcres
3icl Scr GIIIiirtcn.glrncc bc5ci6nct.
Ger Correspondent crtldrt, ooB oic
Gcutiben ibrcn YIon iid in Solo.
niri icit5uicbcn dIS cine Stufc 81 ci.
ncn nno6oItIidcn &cidc" betrottcn,
imo oob bic Gntertc.0l0dtc sic Dol,
fonitaoten 10 geitolten miiiien Dab
Gin iIapiidcr Iomm gegeu ole Jhltb
Oc0 ocltidbeu Gbrgci5eS crridtet
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17

rei5t ooS i'm pcrl1ngertcn 9tildeli-
morf geIcoene ,gttbcmccntrHm9 g
fommt 5ll itiirmiidbcn 9Itbembepes
QrnQcn, sic ocr BON ms in oci
Qrlitforb Dcrlcqtcn glt6cmnotb 5ils
qrlmOc licocn. glcbcn 0cn Ourd Die
3uianucu5icbim9 Ocs 9Rogens ous-
gcloitcu @mpiinOiulgcn OcriIriatt
Der Snngcr nod Gin WcitercS linz
htitgciiibl oos ihon ben SdngIinG
5i lcb6oitcn 9leubcruigcn ocronloBt
imO oudJ ocii groBbirnloicn SimD
rnrubio pcrOcn l1Bf. GoS ihlicb.
lid 6in3iitrclcuoc @eiiibl geiiti9erl
Grniiolng rnO SdwGc6c, OaS iid
bis SIT S6wmOcl mo Obnmodlt itei-
acrn fonn it 5meiicllos ami 9lad)loii
ser MISUNDERSTANDING III ocn c5rob
6irujeaoh 5ariidiuiiibren. gInf Die
16otiad)c oaB lid ocr Soim9er ouT
6ciiinntc Stoiic .bcihrdnfcu fonn,
ipridf iiir icinc Ansloine bonn 9lcr-
nctiultcm aus. Icnn mir fonnc1
BOD iuobl Ocn Nladenpdnocn niht
oic 6d6i9fcit jutroicn bcurtbcilcu
81 fonaen mas inierem aorper
ic6It.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17
Gntcnte-@rissSratb in 2OnSpn fort.
aciebt.

2onoon t6 Samior. Tie
critic Sibltug ciuer Gonferenj, weIdc
in Gerbiuoime nit ocr 9lntlport ocr
9Iaiirten olif Oie 9}ote oeS 4r1iioer-
ten NilIou abgebolten miro, iono
beiite bier itait. gin5clnbciten be.
oiieIidj oes Gborofters Der Sibung
iIno Der beruorraeeuoer perIonli6.
fciten, mcIde an oerielbcn tbeilneb.
men, ueroen eebeini gc6alten. eSm
aIleemeiner Gbdrafter itnteri9ei0et
iid Oieie Gonferen5 bon Der fiir3lid
in 8om nbgebnItenen BARN, oab nis
litdrii6e itott oiplonotiihc 6roecr
oiesmol oen gorrane baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17
lInsuriidjc SrisssanIeiBe Gin arofcr
GrfOla.

lNrabIIos nadb eabbIIIe.l

lNrn1Ios flnb S1bOllIc)
Terlin rs. Sonllor. ~ Tic lie.
Observation-Disclosures iaot ,Gie
3cidnuugcn 81 Der iiiniicu lmaoris
idcn Srieaeanleibc bcIoliicu iih alli
2,30O,Q00,000 aronen i'm @ergIeid
5u i,t750O0,0OO aroucn 5u Der er.
iieu. 1,l92OO0,00O 9roncn 5u Der
5iucitcn; t,97O,OOO0OO aroncu 3u
ocr Orittcn uno 2,OOO,0OO,0OO Stro.
neu ju ocr picrten gInleibc.
Gie 3iiiern fir oie finite 9ricgs.
onIcibe teller Oobcr eiucu Rcfor6
oar"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17
llmrrluurtcte Slntiuprt.

Sin General fommt in Den
SAiiecngroben lmO crflmoigt iiG Del
ieincm Song bel ocl Soften nod
ibrem @efinocn Ii. (. 10. Gincr Der
Sopferct bon Ocm @cncrol nod ici.
nem Gipilberlie bcfroat, eicbt 8llr
9lnhport. SD bin SctonouL Serr'
@eneroll"
Ger General ~SDr Gotcr bate
mcnn cr oonod eeiroet poroen pare
iiber geiogt: idb bin 9nuerl~
n9lein Scrr @cnerol," mar Oie
idIdefertioc Qlnhport miercs 6elO.
9rauen.
ngorum niht2"
Ser mar @oIcrmeiiter, $err 05e-
neraIl~
.Y'tI ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17
Die Sdliueis Iic6t lid our.

Bern 2 dwei5 i6. San, piu
Gonoou. Ncltc iuurOc oifi5iel an.
gcfiinoiet, OaB scr @unocsrotb DC.
idloiicn bo6c, om n. S5anuor oicDlo.
6iliiotion Der ?. Gioiiion imo Die
Gontiligcute scr 4. mO 5. Giuiiion,
oic iolucit nod ridjt cinGc5ogen limo,
81 no6iIiiiren.
Sin5rociiiet miro, ooB scr @ln-
OeSratb oofig iibcr5cliat bleibt bon
Der 9l6iid)t Der aricqfiiGrcnoclt in9c.
5ue ouf oic gieiitrolit1t Der SH,pcij.
(Scit cinigcr 3cit luuroeli lncbr.
iap geridte iiber Die geoenten Der
Sdlpci6 bc5iiglid) ciner mogli6en
@erlebuna Der Shlpeijer 9lehtroli,
tat laut. StdIier bat. Iout nnofiiiicl
len 9lnfridjtcn ieiue @ertbeioigung
all ser Shnei5cr @rciije uerItGrft.
9rGiiocnt S6ult6cB Der S6iuci5
bat fiir5Iib crfldrt, oos Sdmci5cr
ToIf ipiiroc Die sSnpaiion cincr frem,
Den Qlrinee niemols 5rlaiier. gluf
oieie pieOer6olte @rfldrilng geslg
nebnierO, 0aben Gentidlono, loipic
Grnnfreid3 lire geriideruneen funo.
eeeeben odb iie Die 9}eutralit0t ser
Sdlueij reipeftiren ipiiroei)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17
Sure gerIuite auBerOrOentli6 Idwer.
QehbafIe aampfc uaDe smprson im Ganse.
pas gIeueFe pom Ssutf8en .9auptquartier.
(HrabilOs aber eabpiue.l

Srli 49, Sauunr. II Sln Der rniden SrOnt nS ifnrfr
3dnpF I'M @anse 9ie anHOs brins Der bnte gbenO pat
@Auec pom ondeu armecbHptqaarer aieue amife gerdt
1ercIhc iaet:
Nnf Oem eIen ariessi1anpu mar bic Ge6tst6atufe cine
uubcSrtenDe.
nf Der 6f&en 6rOnt 0an Hd beoe Gefedc CesenO
hbId BON SmUrsOn entuideIt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17

beute III eirer pom @cid)ditstr1acr
8oltros oem StootS Ieportement
iiberntittelteu Olotc ibr IcbboftcItc5
SyntereIic imo llnterItiibung scr 5rie.
oenS glotc Prdiioent 8iIion's aus.
Sic ipieS ouE oeS SonoeS bittcrc Sci
oeu bin, pcrllriafjt olirh ocn 9rien,
uno erflorte lih 5u ie0er SonOlnng
bereit, Die 0oju oicuer fonnte, eincu
onicruoen 5ricoer 81 idoffcn iinS
ellen Staoten ibre 3obeitsred)te itnS
llnabbdugiateit 5n iihcrn. Iie 0lote
lit polig nudbbdngig bon Der So.
nia Sonitartin'S, pcltc Dor eiuiacr
Belt iiberrlittclt uuroc @riehen.
laro lit Ole iiebentc Rotion ipcIde
ocs Erdiioenten Iote inooriirt. Gie
onoercn iin0 Die Sdueij, glorluceclr
Sdweocu, 1dneluort, G6ino lno
Eeriien
seine lucitcrc 9ciprc.
hnnN beobiihtigt.
2onOot 16. San. Gie glnt.
mort scr Gntente oui 6ie Sdtuci5cr
mo oie ifonoinooiiden Notcn, lucl.
dc 8rdiiOent @ilions 9lufrooen iiber
oie arieeS5ielc inOoiiircn, miro luir
in einer fitr5en ino fornlcacn en-.
pfonesbcitdtigmg bcitebcn. Sic
miro oui oic 9tnhport al BrGiiocut
@ilior bimuciier imo feinc lueitere
8eipre6ung Der 6roecn citt6altcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17
2Seridt Oes Oeat[6en @eMsrarta6s.
(0rabiIos nua saooiueJ

Scrtn To- Iannar Nn rMmGnifen Srpnt baben ruff
ac SheiGe beo Seten un0n cuen mat6cn6en 9Hsrf
nHIcnHnn U Surmwoecu Ser nen rnrOn
neu cr Der cntden aie nieOersema br @OUh eertc
mater orohen @enten.
eai ciGrOm gserOnt 6abcn d nmr cprauucn Dou
mnbtrcI &e entune 5ngetrageu
M uirO in benz amdeu geridr encSe, 6ene Iadmittaa
non oc Oeudn O6eu Sercctng nmsegeben gnSer
uasen lnnet:
SaGfan.9riegsidGnPGab
gArmceDrnppc bes Gr5ber5ogs Oief SnOc NngFe ,uden
m AaIuo nRb Oem SndtdBa UeOernm erOeos 9nmGnc
an @eanaHsf OfdnOis nradsedlas gei oicI Gclcscubt
uabmen mir 5wG Gfi5ire nu6 200 Wlanu eefangeu.
Irnegnppe Oes SeDma6alS Uladcncn Rad, betiaer
arAerher 8prberenng gnsu rnld Sruppenmaeu tarfer
3ab sum AHgrf au boen SeteH nnOen Tic umDugen
bradH ummH Nm IbeHO uieoerbolten nTu lire gnarie
Oraben Dnosu Obe O Dcrtcbn Tie gute bes SenS
grsh.
aaf Der maOuicH Sunt Fd bic uasemeue sa6Iuss ut
DrrSuSet.
cefli6er ariessf6aHPIat
Ant Der rniflenIaen JrOnt aben d feline CpaOncn
1rDHertr TeDentuug abgpieIt
@efIiher 4rieeSf6anplaB
Sin gerind rGu56Fder GbbdIunsen, 5te0nneen
Sonpraaues D 9Op IN Orngeu uncreu rabsu.
annhafu Derete GOuf beu Tf Die 6ei6erieee 0ampboa
W in mdfgn NIT aeuer Gne no Iebbaterrs
artiueriefensr fatfauO."
Der 0fsrrei6tf6e 2seri6t POM 2lontaa
"a
SerIiu 16 9ounar Der setrscm ansecsebcn
mad bier abmtec ami6c ScrrcidTdnnsaIdeu Geu
uffabS ine BOIseubes;
pNnf Der 1pOmenSrOn pnsten unIcre 5rnppcn gttrn Wad
nn eFgen Sersafcn in Sem hSIcn aa 5uidn nncn
anoen SunugeH WrOfe Eagn5nmIcrge Die 6rploon
Snrdbans ecered. Sine bree Slnft tt bic @eeuer
Anf Der 9aSruut unm bic Observation-Disclosures 5euris cnen
bbafteren Gbarater an"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17
Sandl6OOtc nnO W3iucu.


------.-----
Dic Sdiiiabrt Scr gIuiirten mo
9leutroIcu oerbdnsniBOoIl.
3pci 9ritcnoompfcr 5ipci nor.
wegiidc unO cin i6peoii6er
0ampier uprienft. - @Iou5tbot
Oes III 80"
&ouOon, 16. San. 49, Giner gln.
fiiuoiguue bon 9lopOs 5uiolge iuur.
DC Der britiife Iampfer ,Rortini"
BON 1914 Tonuen ilno Der 1887 Con.
nen groBe idUeoiide Gampfero ogIor,
mo" Dcrienft.
Toudboote un0 Ntiucn.
9ouoon 1G. Sanuor. - 2aut
ytabridteu OIL Die 2IOpOs.agcnhlr
iinO Der britiide 2aupfcr rgrod.
pooo", 3093 8onnen, ino ocr nori
pegiibc Gampfer nIboImo", 1896
Eonnen, berienFt iporocn.
Qcr norpesiidc Gnmpicr ,@rnof.
icIo", friibcr Die nAIfrcO Tumois",
729 Tonncn lit ourd 9lnrennen &C
gen einc yline pernidtet poroen.
9ldt Wiaun Der @elntung oicies
Sdiifes iiuO imgefommen.
III 80" perribtct @Iou5tbot.
Sonoon t6. San. - Sin oeut.
i6eS Ioudboot lit ioebcu bon elmer
arelI5iabrt nit bier aopit1nen BON
SanoeIsihiffen on gorO in Oen sci.
matbbafeu 5nriidgefc6rt, ibie cine
ReutcroepeiHc aus gImitcronm onf
8rlInO OeiitiHer 3citm9sbcricbtc
meIOct. Gincr Ocr aopit6nc lit Gin
@neldnoer.
Ter 5iibrer Ocs GnidbootS lit SEQ.
pitdnlelttuant gIrnoulo.
(8opitdnIeutnont gIrnauIo bcIud,ic
aortagcno i'm Icbtcn Simi nit Dem
Jaidbootc III 80" imo Iicfcrtc cincn
9rief oes aoiier IiI6elm an a6niq
stlionio ob. 9ei Oieier @elcgcu6eit
ioIl er er5dbIt bobcn OoB or fiinf5ig
Sdiffr, cinihlicBIid oes fron56l.
iden Donipiers g@ropcncc~ ucrnid.
tet babc.)
Giirfiide 2 diffe i'm
2 6par5c Vlecre
Derienft.
y Netersbitrg, 16. San. - 81.
ii5icn miro fluioeeecbcn. oaB cin
rniiiideS Sauhboot 5uci feinoIi6c
Stifie i'm Sdpor3en D'ecrc. IN ocr
gSdbc oes 9osporus, perieurt babe
Bon britiidcm 3rcu5cr
ungcboltcn
. 0 II on, Woii. l6. ,Soumor.
Ger britiide 9rciBcr n8cripid~ bicIt
Dor cinigen Iaeeu oeu Qompier
oGsparta" nu ip1brenS oericlbe GAP
SotteruS oui Scr 6abrt pon Gort
Ginton bcr pniiirtc nu0 pcrlonatc
Siformotion bc5iieIidl ocr @eaen.
wart eiues Ocutid)cn Sbiffcg, Oos
aif oieier Seite OeS SItlontiihcn
Oceans ouf Haub auSacbc. Tics
neloetc aopitdn Mcaov bon scr
gGspnrta~ bel iciner 9Infltnit i'm bic.
iiger Sofen.
Gr erfIdrtc, OaB or Dem aontnou-
oontcn ocS 9reu5er5 mitgctbcilt ba-
be, oab or uihts bon ser gmpcien.
belt cines ioIden oelitibcn Shiffcs
g,bort oocr eeiebcn bobe.
Ter Stopitdn fiigte biil3u. oo6 CT
leinc 5obrt iortgciebt babe. nn6Ocm
er orei Cad Boitiodcn bon Dem
friegsitiff OIL goro oeronmcn
bobc.
beufe III einer pom @cidlditstrdacr
@oiiros Dem Stoots Ieportemert
iibernitteltcu 0lote ibr Icb6ofteItc5
Synterelie im6 llntcritiiblng scr cgrie.
oenS glote Prdiioent Bilion's aus.
Sic ipieS art oeS 2onoeS bittcrc Sci.
oeu bin pcrilrioft ourh ocn Srieo
uno erfl1rte Iih al ie0er San0lund
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-04-12
Will ESTABLISH
COMFORT STATION
IN SERVICE station
Standard Oil Company Cooperating
With Association Of Commerce
and Auto Club

Word was received at the Office of
the Association of Commerce at the
request of the Association and the Mi
not Automobile Club made to the
Standard Oil Company, that they es-
tablish comfort station in their SER
vice station at the corner Of Fourth
Avenue and Valley street, had been
acted upon favorably.
For some time it has been apparent
that several comfort stations were
needed in this city for the use Of mo-
Tor tourists from adjoining towns and
other states, and quiet move was
made to bring about the establishment
Of at least two Of these stations with
in the city, where they would be &C
cessible to large number Of people.
The Standard Oil Company has num-
Der Of such stations in connection with
their service stations throughout the
east, but to our knowledge this will
be the first one installed in North Da-
kota by this company.
Those who have been agitating the
establishment Of comfort stations in
this city are naturally much elated
and pleased at the action Of the Stand
ard Oil Company in this instance.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-04-12
$4,000 DAMAGE
SUIT is STARTED
Suit Against Townley, Brinton and
Several Nonpartisans Is
Launched

J. A. Englund, of Kenmare, state sem
ator of the Second senatorial district,
has brought suit in the district court
of Ward county against A. G. Townley,
president of the Nonpartisan league;
J. w. Brinton, league organizer; w.
r. Wyatt, l.. H. Avery, w. B. Nc
Laughlin, John Weinberger, John E.
Election and C. E. Gordon, all active
members of the league, for total of
$4,000 damages on two causes of ac-
ton charging libel.
The action grows out of the adop-
ton of resolutions at meeting of
members of the league at Kenmare,
which resolutions, it is charged, were
published in several of the newspapers
of the state for the purpose Of defam-
ing the character of the plaintiff in an
effort to coerce his support in favor of
House Bill No. A, while acting as a
state senator in the last legislative
assembly.
In the first cause of action is based
on a resolution, which is set forth in
the complaint, and which it is charged
was published in several of the news
papers of the state at the instigation
of the defendants.
The resolutions charged that Mr..
Englund was not a citizen of the Unit
ed States, demanding his retirement
from the senate and the appointment
of new member.
Signed by the Committee
219 farmers"
In his complaint Mr.. Englund states
chat prior and during the Fifteenth
I1epiS1ative session Of the state Of
North Dakota there was in existence
an active organization, conceived and
organized for political purposes and
to promote certain political princi.
Piles and propaganda and was known
and is known as the Nonpartisar
league"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-04-12

1t recites that A. G. Townley is
president Of the league, and that "a.
c. Townley controls and directs the
political activities of said league and
has done so at all times herein men
toned, and was so during the whole
of the said Legislative session in 1917.
The complaint states chat an active
and organized lobby of said Townley,
Brinton and all these other defendants
and others individually and in behalf
of the Nonpartsan league, to coerce
and compel said senate to pass said
measure blouse Bill No. A."
ale alleges that to secure The pass
age of this bill "these defendants did,
as the plaintiff is informed and verify
believes, and upon said information
and belief states the fact to be, con-
federate and conspire to unlawful!y
and maliciously coerce this plaintiff
into supporting and voting for this
measure, and chat such attempted IL
legal coercion of the plaintiff was COM
mitted by conspiring to unlaWfuily
defame him and libel him." by the
qualification of false, malicious, scan
dalous and libelous articles in many
newspapers of this state"
Mr. Englund states that he has new
er changed his allegiance to the Unit
ed States and has never sworn alleg-
lance to the king of England, and has
always been a qualified elector. He
says in the complaint that he was not
performing the duties of a bank exam
iner while acting as state senator,
having by pre-arrangement with the
state banking board been relieved of
the duty and that he did not draw any
salary as bank examiner while act
ing as state senator.
Mr.. Englund also claims that the
resolutions in question were not adopt
ed by majority of the mass meeting
and was signed by only a few persons.
On the second cause of action Sen
ator Englund alleges the publication
of another resolution along the same
line as the one above, which he alleges
was for the purpose of further humil-
iating him and bringing him into dis
repute among the people Of his dis
trict He alleges the publication of
this resolution, portion of which
follows:
"Be it further resolved, that in case
said j. A. Englund refuses to yield tt
the request and demand Chat is resigo
his seat in the senate) that the senate
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-04-12
GIVE SYRUP OF FIGS
TO CONsTIPATED CHILD
Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels.

Look at the tongue. mother! II
coated, your little ones stomach. liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When peevish. cross. listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or Is fever
ish, stomach sour. breath bad; has
sore throat, diarrhea, full Of cold, give
teaspoonful of California Syrup Of
Figs" and in few hours all the foul.
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out Of it's
little bowels without gripping, and you
have we'll, playful child again. Ask
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle Of
California Syrup Of Figs" which con-
tains full directions for babies, chill
dren Of all ages and for grown-ups.
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DELEGATES OFF FOR ANTI
NONPARTISAN CONVENTION

Senator Englund, Ted Kahallek, P.
M. Clark and P. c. Nelson of Kenmare
were in the city Tuesday enroute to
Grand Forks where on Wednesday
they attended a meeting of delegates
from all sections of the state, called
to organize to oppose certain plans of
the nonpartisan league. Among those
from Minot who were listed as dele
gates, not all of whom attended the
meeting, however, are H. L. Halvor-
son, w. R. Bond, Jas. Johnson, w. S.
Shaw, J. Ehr, Martin Jacobson, F. j.
Murphy, Ed Kelley, A. M. Thompson,
and Peter Vandenoever.
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CHALLENGE STAALE HEND-
RICKSON TO A DEBATE

Eighteen farmers, in an open letter
in the Kenmare Journal, request of
Staale Hendrickson, member Of the
legislature from Coteau, that he meet
some member of the nonpartisan
league in a debate within the next ten
days at some point he may select in
his district.
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FARM FOR SALE

32O-acre farm near proposed new
line of r. r. II miles north, mile
west Of Minot. Fair buildings, nice
grove, two good wells. Rented for 1-3
h granary. Will make an ideal stick
farm. $500 per acre. Some terms.
F. E. HOLMES,
RID No. 8 Owner.
Glenburn, N. D. 4-12-1c
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the county Jail, ten or twelve feet from
the building. There is always more
or less danger Of friends Of the pris-
oners on the outside handing them
files or hack saws with which to break
Jail, as has undoubtedly been done in
several instances in the past.
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lions to which Senator Englund OBJ
jects, among them being the Fargo
Forum, Fargo Courier-News, Kenmare
News and Devils Lake Journal, but
all of these publications made retrac-
ton.
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body take necessary constitutional pro-
cedure to declare his seat vacant"
Attorneys McGee & Goss of Minot
are counsel for Mr.. Englund.
A number of papers in North Da-
kota published copy of the resolu-
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May Build High Fence About
County Jail Building
The county commissioners are con-
sidering the proposition Of building an
iron fence ten or twelve high around
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-04-12
The Old Sign
and
The Neu9

Which is yours Mr.. Merchant? Is it the old
painted sign that drives trade elsewhere by its
own very unattractiveness during the day and
is completely hidden by the early dusk of the
evening?
Or is your sign ELECTRICAL-a handsome
progressive looking announcement by day-a
vivid, blazing streak of brilliance by night?
AN ELECTRIC SIGN LIGHTS
THE WAY TO MORE BUSINESS
It keeps your name and merchandise in the
public eye night and day. In fair stormy
weather it's illuminated message is seen by
every passerby. More and better business is
bound to follow it's installation
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-04-12
MAKE sure it is AuWoo1

If fitting qualities, appearance and enduring
shapeliness are considerations with you, insist
upon clothes of all-wool.