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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

SpbiI.delphia ApriI T-BUTTER-Receipts were
~ and the market ruled firm under . fair de-
md ouotations were as follows: Western solid
|eked creamery fancy specials, q; extra, +6a4S;
h.. frSs 5aH: hrsts. t2A42A; seconds. Oaili
|arby fancy %; average cxtrls. 5a4s; nrsts. Ea44
tOuds 4OaA special brands Of prints ioo6ng at
k54.
EoGGSLThs market ruled nrm at ths late sdTance
lar a rood demand. which kept supplies well
der control The quotations were as follows
free cases nearby frsts. 1905 per standard case
rent receipts. $50 Per case: Western e1tra hrsts'
Il per case; hrsts, go per case case; fancy -
Ia fresh egEs jobbing at Sa35 per dozen.
I've POULTRY-Fowls. as to quality. aa25; eI-
ItionaI lots higher. Stacy roOsters. lsap; old
ksters Isal7. Spring chickens. soft ftmeated. Aa2.
kcks sS TO size and quality. E2aN. Pigeops old.
IL 1Ss30: young pair. 1a4.
ERESSED POULTRY-Fresh- killed dry-paeked
|IS. IL 70 box. dry-picksd-FSncy selected. 8l4
Ixbinx ~ rs and over. apiece. 8; n bs apiece.
nbs ariece 25aaL FOwN in bbS. fancy dry
he'd. weighing 81 rs. and oVr APIECE. D;
kuer sizes has. Oh ROSTERS. dry-pSked. %.
kstinx chickens. Western. drJ-picked. In boxes.
Ixhinx sal0 lbs pair c5Ac6: Western. In bo1eA.
pair. Da9L Western. dry picked. In bbas, q
Ibs, 5: Western. in bbls. lbs. pair 2isa-
IiIinx chickens. Western. in boros. weighing ~
4: MIXED szes. Isa1 Brolers. Jersey. fancy.
81: other nearby. weighing llsa2 lbs. apiece. na
fancy nearby. S2a55: fancy Western. 2aD; fair
rood paI; old toms, Da3o: coanmOn. 2lad
h. Der Dozen white. weighing II to II
a. psr dozen, 45oa4.T5; white, weighing to 10
"a. rer dozen. 375a4z; white. ueighins pomda
dozen. aOoa15. do. do. pounds Per dos.n.
cTS; do, do. { to - pounds pr dozen. 2ooa
dark. LTh21S; small and No. Z Sesl.o.
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U. S. Treasury Statement

The condition Of the Treasury at The
close of business yesterday was: Ne'
balance in general fund. S9o.145, ,0lS; tota
receipts yesterday. 81 .96S, ,s44; total pay,
ments yesterday, 1.s14,353.
The deficit this fiscal year is SIC, ,567, $50
against a deficit of s51. ,o57 last year
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
The total ordinary receipts of the United
States Treasury for the fiscal year. 1917
up to the close OF April 6, 1917, $555, no.
725.0l total ordinary receipts for ths fis-
cal year 1916. up to the close of April 6.
1916, s5O3 SIC, 279.65.
The total ordinary disbursements Of the
United States Treasury for the fiscal
year 1917. up to the close Of April 6, 1917.
$T25, ,73S, 1853; total ordinary disbursements
for the fiscal year 1915 up to the close OF
April 6, 1916, $5S4.173. .036.e5.
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DEATHS.

D3An liz.
ARM1sTEAD-on saturday April !, 1917.
son-in-law, W. a. J. Malley. l24O
Tenth street q. ,ast. EMMA E.
ARMISTEAD, ."7eA "fe Of the late
Thomas II. A !stead .
Notice of fune' harea "r Baltimore
papers pleas vpyb
CROWN-On > 1rii Z, iai- 2:45 a. M.
at Alexandr!l HesprJa! CLARENCE
E. crown. nsIo red h's7 land of Stella
NJ. Crown.
Funeral from t.tr rosie. nee. 1O9 North
Payne s'~set,. ~ an ria. Va, Sun
day ever Ar.h o'clock. Friends
CURsEEN u F.eaay, april s, 1917, after
FIVE veh Of T. usLt suffering. ELIZA
BETH LETCHER CURSEEN, the
the 3 year OF = r age. She leaves
to m,Irn her los a devoted husband,
loyinE mother, sarah Fletcher; two
sistcrs. Nary anu Louisa; a brother.
FL her and fond uncle and aunt,
NJ and Mrs. Richard West.
No c Of fcn' raj hereafter.
DA. I-f~-0n ',seurday. April 7. 1916. at
Liner. o.. nk c. Daniel. 3S15 Jocelyn
stree CHI, = Chase. TACIE A. DAN
Nanv5ll CT, ate) Monday. April 9, at
rIEloN. Iate Of Washington, aged Is
IrreTmsn in Pittsburgh.
h. soIs- On Friday, April s, 1917. WILL
.IAE DU BOIS, beloved husband of
Corne,.a Du Bois. aged 66 years.
uneral from W. W. Deal & Co.'S fu-
on Monday, April .. at p. m. Inter,
ment Congressional Cemetery. Phila-
delphia papers please copy)
dATTHEWS-On Monday. March 26 1917,
CuavalanH Ohio nANTTT. MOI dNY
MATTHEW'S. son of George A. and
the late Julia A. Matthews. brother
of George w. Matthews, Blonnie Boil
den and Edmonia Barber and nephew
of Robert Ford. Mary Ford, William
Ford, and Lula f. Jackson.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
McINTOsH-on Friday, April 6. 1917. at
brook, Va, LUTHER LEE McIN-
Funeral MOnday s1m.s april A. sof 3 from m NJ E.
tives and friends invited.
McNALLY-on Friday, April 8. 1917. at
o'clock a. m, at her residence, 1857
Jefferson street northwest, MARY E.,
beloved wife Of the late Michael Nc
Funeral will take place from her late
residence on Monday, April 9, at $50
a. m; Mass at IT, Holy Holy Trinity Church
spectfully invited to attend.
NELIGAN-on Thursday. April s. 1917, at
$50 D. m, at her residence, 1874 "
street northwest, MARY AGNES. be-
loved wife of Patrick F. Neligan.
Funeral will take place from st. PauTs
Church. Fifteenth and streets
northwest. on Monday. April 9, at 9
a. m.
SIMPSON-On Saturday, April 7, 1917. at
7:45 a. m, HENRY X. SIMPSON, hus-
band of Mary f. Simpson.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WARNER-Departed this life April g.
1917 at 7:55 a. M, at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Carter
110 r street northwest, ROSA B.
WARNER, beloved wife Of Daniel C.
Warner and devoted mother of Mrs
Clara Patterson and Edward Fl. War
ner.
Funeral on Monday. April Q. at 1 o'clock
(sharp) from Walker Memorial
Church. Thirteenth street between u
and V Streets northwest Relatives
and friends are invited.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

keapp, April T.-TheTs vas 4 wild wave Of buy
Ia the Ohicaeo wheat pit today, On receipt Il
.rorernmsnt April report, which showed most
|fi,naI Io.ses. The decline in the condition Of
&rowinr plant between DeesmbeT l. 1915. and
l. 1911. was r. points while the lossss during
kp.~iod Of ten years for this time showed an
b Of only points
En- cunditions which nov szist in The vintsr
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WASHINGTON sToCK EXCHANGE.

Furnished by w. b. HIbbs q Co.
SALES
CAPITAL Traction. at 81 5 at 50, 10 at g. 30
at g. at e
Washington Gas IS at IS 2 at 74H.
District National Bank 10 at lE3Is
After call:
Union Trust. at ID. at ia 10 at ID. 10 at
Ia. 10 Bt l24
MergentbaIer. 2 at l5I 10 at ia
Washington Railway and Electric Is SlnOO at ~
Washington Railway and Electric pfd, at s6I,
at sOL.
American Graphophone g. 500 at 1901
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 3 at s0G
10 at s0k, 8 at Uh
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat IS. 500 at
lo51s (smalD.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. April I.-HoGs-Reoeipts. 1000: strong
mostly Sc above yesterdays average. Bulk. l5.Toa
1886: light l5.06al5.S; mixed. 5.2Sal5.D; heavy.
II 25al601: rough, l5.25al54o: pigs. r.3alLT5.
CATTLE-Receipts 800; steady. Native beef cat
tie 936al3l5: stockers and feeders 7.25alo00; cows
and heifers, 5.66all.0: calves s.25alaT5.
SHEEP-Receipts. 400; steady. Wethers. lo.5oa
l3OO; lambs n.75al50.
Pittsburgh, April T.-HOGs-Receipts, 100: sc
higher. HeaTies B.aal65; heavy workers. Booa
l6.l5: light yorkerS, NSal5.7S; pigs. R.5oala5o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts $50; steady. Tor
sheep, 1850; top lambs. l2f6.
CALvES-Rsceipts. TS: lower. Top. H.5o
Cincinnati April T.-HoGS-Receipts 5000; steady.
CATTLE-Receipts, 100; steady. Steers, 7.o0all 90
htifers, 7.O0al050 calves steady. 60oal3.0
SHEEP-Receipts none. Slow. 7Dall.75; lambs
slow.
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NEW YORK MONEY

New York April Money on ..i rcIsd thls eek
between Ti and "a per cent nrAs m0rl.g vas
nmer. RATES on mixed coils al Eers - a
per cent and industrial col aisssll . 70 II Der
cent.
Mr antile pappr Of the hslis- EFatss VA not
superabundant during the wees fRates: 10 AZ
per cent for the best names
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FOREIGN Elk SCE.

New York. April 7.-TOdss'e sioanE Fstes of
foreign exchange Francs dal lGHd. SseI do.
cables Se6S GuiIders che - Do ik,s. % cables
40S. Lire. checks T8; d. ck5,sz ~ Ruble,
cables, 8S. Business in c .,s NJ Austrian
exchanges suspended.
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PERSONALS.


Will. THE TWO MEN WHO SAW MAN FALL
from street car at oth and Q SITS. March % 8
p. M. please send addresses to BOX 5G. Herald
Office
FTTS-T CURED MY DAUGHTER EY SIMPLE
discovery Particular, free. z. LEPSo. l3o Island
ave. Milwaukee. Wis.
WORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T is NOT I'M
possible that some hustler tred OF "bsrgains' will
give us a try and buy. Here's why: the un-
called for tailored SUIT at s. up will compare with
any at SIS and so. and may well save cash.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND GIG n.
WHY LIMP AND SUFFER FROM INGROwINa
ZOE uailsS Toe Joy gives quick relief and effects
permanent cure. Complete treatment postpaid, sc.
TOE JOY CO. COZ N. Akard, Dallas, Tex.
CLERK-DEsIRABLE. PERMANENT POSITION.
important government Office, large Ohio River
State, desires exchange positions with Washington
clerk Particular application. Replies should
state salary. Office. ETC. BOX Sl. Herald Offer.
NOTICE, Artificial teeth and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis Abrahams, st5 G. op. Pat. Office,
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
Baltimore, Nd, April Wheat closed strong
No. . red, spot. 2S2h; No. red Western. spot.
ASK.
Corn closed strong. Spot l.i0s.
Oats market excited and higher. Standard white.
76a7T No. white 7rss76.
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NNEw YORK CURB MARKET.

Ven fork. Arn L-rs erb todsy v.s do
S gneasy WIN stocks breaking hom y 10 .
ne ne var stocks and motors were particularly
al. but hey were not the only cas.S Among
- ne sane unsasitsss was spparent Mining
Afes vere veal
Furnished BY w. w. Easterday q
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SELL SAILS BOOKS AND CREDIT REGIS
ters. Protection Territory and repeat orders
liberal commissions raid monthly; wonderful Sds
line. EMBRY REGISTER CO.. Louisville, Ky.
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LOST

LOsr-YEiLOwTsH-BRow IRISH TERRIER;
answers to the name of Dennis" Return to 1Zz5
Conn. ave. S reward.
LOsT-oN FRIDAY. BOSTON BRINDLE BULL,
female ("Chummy'). Reward II returned to 1857
10th ct. NV, phone North a..
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Or. Mays Treatment saetRass worst cases Of
Epilepsy, spssms, Cows siotns, Nervous Disor-
ders. Generous 81 90 fls yssHt fsss. sTKrr Aau
DRw. Il. MAY. 64s PaAIsL ST., new YORK
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MARRIED

RoBERTs-HARRIss. At Elkton, Cecil
County, Md, October IA. 1916, by the
Rev. John McElmoyle, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, Elkton. Md.
LEAH IRENE HARRISS, daughter Of
L E. Harriss. and JAMES O,CON-
NOR ROBERTS, jr., both Of Wash
ington City. District Of Columbia.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-BEST SELLER OFT, SEASON NOW
on; big money maker, large demand. Send at
once for particulars. Address ARB. F. GOERTZ.
ColleGr View Nebr.
AGENTS-FREE CATALOGCE AND SAMPLES.
New goods; quick sales. big profits; make $ to
50 daily; experience; worlds greatest spedalties.
CRUVER CO. Jackson aud Campbell. Chicago, Ill.
AGENTS-30 PER CENT PROFIT: WONDER
full little article; something sells like wild
fire; carry right in your rocket. Write at for
free sample. Z. NJ. FELTMAN. Sales Manager. Il
American Bldg. Cincinnati Ohio.
An ENTIRELY NEW METHOD OF ESTAB-
fishing your Business, For your own good.
write Us at once. WHITESTONELYON n3
Broadway New York.
rs" PROFIT SELLING JUBILEE SPARK IN
tensfers to automobile owners. garages. Sure cure
for spark plug troubles Sells like wlldfre: brand
new. Exclusive territory. Write today. JUBILEE
MFG. co. 79G. Omaha, Nehr.
AGENTS EVERYWHERE MONEY: SUM
mer STARE time: exceptional offer. One agent
made so one day laS summer lawn sprinkler.
X. RLOSS SO Richard DAYTON Ohio.
s. TO SO DAILY PROFIT SELLING GTARAN-
terd household articles. $50 premium with each
s28 sale. Free samples for workers ERTLE
MFG. Co. Avea. Pa.
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pRoF. MoxIE. PALMIsT. FIRST FLOOR, 30
, n. 7. ave. nv. reading. 9o 70 q. Satiksctioa
or charge. 10 m to p n
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

8 ST. Nw-A THIRD-sToRY FRO
ROOM with board for two reasonable
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BICYCLES AMI MOTORCYCLES,

CLEANUP SALE OF OVER !0 BICYCLES AND
motorcycles. MAKE YOUR OWN PRICE Bi-
cycle, motorcycle and automobile Accessories and
supplies We are also eNTert repAirers Of bicycles
and motorcycles. Motorcycles, IS up: Bicycles.
% and up; Motorcycle Tires. $50 up; Inner
Tubes. 80; Motorcycle Grips sc pair; gox3 Tire
S.45; Tubes. N.S MTSGER BROS Union Ri.
cycle. Mntorr%cle and Automobile Garage. 7le n
Capitol st. Phone Line. NJ.
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PALMISTRY.
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FUh SALE-GARAGES.
GET A GARAGE THAT Will OUTLAsT ANY
garage in the market, in appearance durs bIiy.
and price. V. T. Il. BIEN. Evans Bldg. Room 20.
Phone ~ 3l59.
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REAL ESTATE.
Careful Investments

OF n,n.y in FIrst Detds Of Trust (First Morts1sel
on Washington. ID. c.. Real Estate always give the
full interest promised and the return d all the
principle due regardless q the varying incomes and
values II oher securities. and they not subject
to taxation. We have been successfully engagrd N
mailing these investments for our clients for m,4s
than . quarter Of q century. Ipyestments $50 $50
/, TO 5000 at s. 81 and per crnt ready TO-
delivery Large investments made
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WANTED-R0OMS
IF YOU HAVE FUR. OR UNFUR. ROOMS OR
apartments to rent for permanent tenants call and
list with me. Mr.. NOLTE, 9o4 18th It NV NJ Ssl7
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wANTED-GOOD MAN. EXPERIENCED IN
making concrete blocks good wages and steady
work r. o. BOX 1909 City
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-05
Notice to Taxpayers.
a n herahv given that q

Notice is hereby given that at q regu-
lar meeting Of the city council OF the
City Of Grand Forks, North Dakota,
held Monday, April 2, 1917. at 8 O'Clock
p. m. the following resolution was duly
approved and adopted:
Be It resolved BY the city council Of
the city Of Grand Forks. North Dakota,
mates Of probable cost. prepared. under
the direction Of the City Council by the
engineer of said city for Waterman
Extension No. 80. in Skidmore Avenue,
from Fifth Street to a point opposite
Memorial Park in Grand Forks City.
which said plans. specifications and es-
Inmates Of probable cost have beer duly
said city: and are now on nle in said
office. and having been in all things ap-
proved. such Improvement is hereby de-
clared necessary. and that a special as
sessment be levied upon the property
by said Improvement to pay
the same. and that notice be given by
the city auditor by causing this resolu-
ton to be published in the official news
paper for W consecutive weeks.
council chamber at the city hail at 8
o'clock 2: n; On the 18th day Of May,
A. D. 1917. for the purpose Of hearing
any and all persons interested in said
matter who may nave any objections
thereto. that they will then and there be
given an opportunity to be heard at
time n place.
Dated at Grand Forks, North Dakota,
this End day Of April. A: D.. ls17.-
Attest: (Seal.). Mayor.
W. H. Alexander,
City Auditor.
(April Sic, 1919
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april s.12. 1915
Hotloe Of chsttsl 1eortssss sals.

-1"VsAVO Va SAobbV& ~VSbBO0V DoAYS
made. executed and delivered to First
State Bank. Simcoe, N. D.. MORTGAGE.
IS u.s. fsits'n w Saastss M snd ~s.s ditsd s ssia
m~ortgaEor mortgaged to said mortgages
the following described personal pro.
perty, to-wit:
then located at 709 Chestnut Street,
Grand Forks. including two dressers.
one commode. one center table. one sew.
nee chair. one sid board. one book *" case &c.
one kitchen table. n iron bed. n mat.
tress. one bed spring. one washing ma
chine, n rug, three dining chairs and
sum Of Nine Hundred Dollars. which
mortgage was duly nled In the office Of
the REGISTER Of Deeds Of Grand Forks
And whereas default has been made
IN the terms Of said mortgage by reason
OF non,payment of principal and interest
due thereon at this date 10 Nine Hun
bred seventy-Nine Dollars,
Nov. therefore. notice is hereby given
enae oy y, V .std F ct saad morsssEe and BY
coe; n: D.: the present owner thereof. I
VIII sell all the above described chattels,
except ne It the piano. at the front door tbe.
Court House in the City Of Grand Forks,
County Of Grand Forks. state Of North
Dakota, at the hour Of two o'clock p.
~. On the !Stn DAY OF April A. D. 1917,
and that I Will sell the said piano at
the place where It is now located, to.
wit: the third noor Of the building
known as the Lindsay Block on South
Fourth Street Opposite said Court
County of Grand Forks, State Of North
Dakota. at the hour Of three O'Clock p.
M: on the 18th day Of April A. D. 1917.
Dated at Grand Forks. N. D, this eth
=. Mc1opeH11N.
Agent for Aortgago0,
Grand Forks, N. d
Mcintyre 4 Burtness.
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Grand K0Hkn N
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(April SIP, 1879
8ids for eidewalk oonstruotion.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
Tor the construction Of cement sidewalks
city Of Grand Forks North Dakota, dur.
received by the undersigned up to s
o'clock p. M. Tuesday. April II. 1917, and
VIII be opened and considered BY the city
~ meeting to be held at 8 o'clock on said
day. Said BIC shall be for the construc-
ton Of All sidewalks and crossings ord
cred built by the city Of Grand Forks,
and said proposals shall be securely
sealed and marked Bids for Sidewalk
Construction" and said bids must be FOR
the building OF all sidewalks and cross.
inEs IN accordance with h ordinances
and charter OF said city governing side
walks and crossings, and must be buiit
under h supervision Of and subject to
the approval OF the city engineer Of said
Each bid must b accompanied By q
certified check made payable to the May
of OF said city in the sum Of $50 5000. q
. guarantee that the SUCCESSFUL bidder
Will enter Into contract and furnish {
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91oPosA1s ro1 wArERMA1u.

Notice Is hereby given that the city
North Dakota, will receave sealed BIDS
for the construction Of a Waterman (No.
80, in Skidmore Avenue. from Fifth
Street to a point opposite Memorial
Park. in Grand Forks City. in accord
ance with city engineers plans and
specifications on file in the office OF the
city auditor, Eaid work to be completed
on or before July /. 1917. Said pro
posals must be accompanied by q bond
as required by the specifications, and
also a certified check for Five Hundred
($6oo.0ol. Dollars, payable to the Mayor
Of the city.
Said proposals will be received at the
office of the city auditor up to and until
I o'clock p. M, on Monday, MAY 4.
1917. and must be sealed and endorsed,
Bids for Waterman Extension No. 80,
and addressed to the city auditor Of the
city of Grand Forks.
All bids are required to state the rate
OF interest. not exceeding 6 per cent per
annunl. which the warrants shall bear,
and which shall be issued in payment Of
such improvement, and such warrant
shall be by the bidder accepted at par
In payment at the option Of the city.
Dated at Grand Forks. North Dakota,
this End day of April. A. d. 1917,
w. H. ALEXANDER.
City Auditor.
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SENATE OTE FOR WAR,
ONLY SIX "WILLFUL
MEN" OPPOSING
Continued from page 81

IF it were true that it would lessen
their burdens" he said, II would
weigh the insults we have suffered
before I voted, but I cannot conceive
they can be lessened. I would rather
lose a few hundreds Of men in this
war now than lose millions later. We
must conquer Germany or she will
conquer US later"
Predicts Loyalty.
Senator James Of Kentucky pre-
dicted that German Americans would
be found loyalty fighting for America.
Announcing that he would vote for
the resolution, Senator Borah Of
Idaho said it would not commit this
country to a war Of aggression, but
to q war for the defense of American
rights and the American people.
the world that patriotism in America
has not departed. More than 500
Americans have been as~sassinated
within sight Of our flag and hearing
Of our border. We have submitted
in patience. A different policy than
we have pursued is not only essential
but a guarantee Of peace"
Borah's Tribute.
Senator Borah paid a tribute to
German American citizenship and
predicted that ninety-eight per cent
Of the German-Americans would be
perfectly loyal.
Senator Harding of Ohio challenged
the statement that the war spirit was
due to press propaganda.
I'm voting for this resolution I I'm
not responding to the alleged hysteria
Of a subsidized or EnElish-paid
press he said.
Press Independent.
II think the American press Is the
most free and Independent, tho best
advocate Of Americanism."
Senator Harding said. however.
that he was not voting for the rsso.
luton in the name Of world demoo-
racy. because he believed 1t wa the
right of any nation to have any form
"I have doubted in the last few
months" he said, IF we had that
u%nanimity necessary to the preserva-
ton of this republic. or had reached
a stage where we were without a
soul. We seemed to be q. divided
people. I vote for this resolution not
as a war thrust upon 10, but . war
declaration in response to IN affront,
into our people,"
smoot's Prayer.
Senator smoot made the last
Speech short prayer that God
would hasten the day when liberty
will be enjoyed by all the peoples Of
the earth"
AS the debate ended, Senator Nc
Cunber said he would not ask a roll
call on his substitute resolution, and
1t was voted down viva voce.
Senators Hitchcock and Poindexter
both demanded roll call on ANAL pas
sage Of the resolution. and the call
began amid tense silence.
Upon announcement Of the result
by the vice president, the senate
adjourned and senator's and spec
tators solemnly filed out Of the
chamber.
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BIDS for Teams and 1aaipmsRs 3o3
BkrANf wo8S.

Notice is hereby xiyen that sealed bid.
the city Of Grand Forks. n. D., up to 1
O'clock p. m. Tuesday. April IT, 1917.
men, or more, and equipment 10 DO street
work under the supervision Of the 9treet
Commissioner Of tho city Of Grand
Forks. N. D. Specifications % to kind
and class Of work to be performed can
Bids to state the price per month. Of
and the successful bidder must be pre-.
pared to enter into = contract with the
performances Of his duties for q period
dating from the day Of acceptance Of
Bids must be securely sealed In IN On.
velope and addressed to the city auditor
shall have marked across the fac there
Of the words: Bids for Teams and
Equipments for Street Work"
The city council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Dated April End, 1917.
". II. ALEXANDER,
City Auditor.