davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
,rmii, kt6ra day juz XII Nicmno-

CeSarZ kurOpy! sultan AZEl!
Ola jego pragniei ! geniuszu to
ME Jest zbyt wyg0rowane MARIE
ME. A gdy juz to zdumiewaj2ce
cesarstwo zaiozy - ME r~ozpadnie
sic ono pc jego Smierci micdzy
marszaikow. jak ongi Pahstwo
Macedonskie - DO Cd dwudzie-
stego marca biezqcego roku Ma
poleon ma syna, spadkobicrce
swej potegi ! chwaiy. I usta &C.
sarskie ukiadajq sic do piekneSo
uSmiechu ma mySl o dziecku, kt6-
re $pi tax bliSko njego, w p~a}acu
milczacym.
Nagle cesarz podni6st SIow9
zdziwiony. w gabinecic tax
szczelnie zamknietym. o grubych
kotarach spuszczonych, skqd po-
chodzi ten dziwny, g}cboki
SINNER? Zdajc sic, jakby pszczoly
z}ote, haftowane ma jedwabpych
obiciach, wszystkie razem brze-
czec zacze}y. Cesarz uwaznie slu-
cha ! W tym szmerze rozr6lnia
dzwieki 5pizu.
- Ach talk. to Boie Naro--
dzenie.. to PaSterka..
w istocie dzwony wszystkich
koSciol0w Paryza ~zwiastujq uro-
czy5cie przyjScie ma SWAT Jezu-
sa - tie dzwony, kt6rc nic&dyS
on. jake Bonaparte jeszcze, umie-
SCH z powrotcm ma wiezach ! ma
dzwonnicach, kiedy bcdqc konsu-
lem, przywracat pokoj ! godzi} VIC
Francyi tylu braci zwaSnionych.
Ilez to razy tc dzwony poru-
szaiy sic ma czcsc lego dla chwa-
lebnych TIE Deum! \ L jakim
rozpedem puszczano jc W rucn
kilka miesiecy temu zalcdwic, W
dzieh urodzin krola rzymskic2o,
pamietnej daty, gdy niebo obda.
rzajac synem bohatcra, zdawalo
sic bye Z MIN W porozumicniu,
przyznawaG sfusznoSG jcgo dziciu
i obiecywac mu jego trwa}oSc!
lego wieczora tie dzwony. tax
radosne i tryumfujqcc, jak W
dzien bitwy pod A~usterlitz hub
Wagram - dzwoniq w noe chic
dina ! jasna tylko ola pokorneGo
Dziecka, Syna cieSli. urodzoncGo
ma slomie stajenki tax dawno juz
temu, gdy glossy taJcmniczc epie-
waiy w przestrzeniach g~wiazdzi-
stych:
,,Chwala ma wysokoSci Bo9u,
I pok6j ma ziemi ludziom dobrcj
wolf"
Cesarz sNucha dzwieku dzwo-
now w noe Bozego Narodzcnia.
Marry znowu, przypomina sobie
dziecinstwo ubogie i dixie, -
Pasterke, ktorq VIII arcydyakon
odprawiai W katedrze W Ajaccio,
powrot l~icznej rodziny do starcgo
domu, gdzic ub6stwo dumnic
~znoszono, pieknosc matrony-ma-
tiki, przewedniczacej PREY skrom-
nej wicrzcczy, skiadajqccj SIG
przewaznie Z kasztanow. L.cCz
syn jego, syn cesarza ~zwycicz-
cy i arcyksiezniczki austryackicj
ME zazna takiego ub6stwa - be-
die panem swiata.
Ma divorce w noe lodowatQ
dzwony odzywajq sic ciagle, zwia
stujqc Boze Narodzenie..
U drzwi paiacu Tuileryjskicgo,
starry mruk. zoinierz w czapce fu-
trzanej Ckt6ry wsciek}emi krok'
chodzi pred swa budkq, zeby
rozgrzac nogi) w tel chwili mozc
przypomina sobie modlitwe lub
kolende. z~apamietana Ii koian ma
tiki, we wsi rodzinnei i uSmiecha
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
XC{nSzcnic niorWsEe:

List piSany dnia 1-go liStopada. 1911
X. ja s. VI. jake Prof. Nia&Zam sic O.
bliSxr informacyc do: Rev. B.........
proSzc adrCSZowac Ia AdrCSS. tn ma
Stcpuic adrcS aSpirantki IA nauczyctcl-
kc lat Is. PUchody Xkrolc$ztwa Pol
skicgo. Mogc movie pc pnpnl>Hu i po-
anigclSku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
OGLOSLENEE.

S~zanOwnym farmCrom ozna.jmiam nj
nipjSzrm, IL ZawSzc Il mniC m0%l o.
trzymaG naidoSkOnalSZy naw6z Z mic
lOnyCh EuSCi " mUim nUW0 U~rZpdTonym
miynir parowym. Ma A~aIanic take IA
mail zapiata zmieIr kazdcmu jc@ONwla-
Snr kOSCi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
Boze Narodzenie
CeSarza.

DIS dZlen W1g1lll BOZeSo Ma
rodzenia 1911 roku; Cd dziesiqtej
godziny wieczorem, cesarz Napo-
Icon PRAGUE sam W swym gabine-
Gle. w palacu Tuileryjskim.
Obszerny pokoj prawie zupe}-
ME ciemny. Tu ! tam, W poimro-
ku, b}yszczy niewyraznie kilka
przedmiotow zioconych, jak; ra-
ma obrazu, kt6rego dobrze wi
dice ME MONA, dwie lwie giowy,
zdobiace porecz fotelu, ciezki
chwast frank. Pod metalowym
abazurem, $wicce woskowe
dw6ch kandelabrow rozjaSniajq
tvlko szeroki st6i, zawalony ma
pami ! grubcmi rcjestrami, opra-
wnemi W skore zielonq, Z cyfr2 \.
i korona ma wierzchu.
Oto juz prawie minely dwic
godziny, jak wIadca PRAGUE mad
mapami geograficznemi ! mad spi-
sem przegladu swych wojsk po--
chyla colo potezne przedzielone
czarnym puklcm wlosow, to CO
10 brzemiennc my5lami, ciezkie,
jak SWAT, mad ktorego zdObyciem
rozmy5la.
Atlas otwarty przedstawia ma
pc Azyi - ! reka ccsarza piekna,
kobieca. nerwowa, szuka powell
wskazujacym palcem tam, tam,
przez Persye, drogi ku IndyOm.
TAX, XII Indyom. Drogi ladem2
.Czemuzby ME? Gdy mu flote ivy
ciezono i zniszczono, zdobywca
ME ma innej drogi, by poj$c tam,
pod palmy las6w dziewiczych, Z
szumem swych oriow, b~iyszcza--
cych z}otem w5r6d stall bagnetow
- chce uderzyc Angie W samo
jej SERGE, II. W jej skarb - W per}e
jej kolonii.
Cesarz zdobyi juz wielkoSc c.
Tara i Karola Wielkiego, teraz
chce jeszcze dor6wnac Aleksan--
drowi. Marzenie to ME "a Smiale
dla niego. Una juz Wsch6d; 20
.stawil W MIN "a SODA legende ME
smiertelna. Nil widziai go pred
wielu laty, jake. szczuplego jene-
raia, miodego, z dfugiemi wiosa-
mi, siedzacego ma wielbiqdzie.
Mad brzegami Gangesu, ola. ocie-
zaIego wiekiem cesarza w szarym
surducie, trzeba bedzie chyba sio-
MA Porusa. Cesarz vie, jak sic
pociaga Judy ku sobie, jak sic
wlewa w serca fanatyzm.
Dowodzic pragnie z~olnierzom o
twarzy bronzowej, w turbanach z
biaiego mu5linu; bedzie widziai
zmieszanych z wiasnym sztabem
radzow, bIyszczacych Cd drogich
kamieni zapyta o swe przezna-
genie potwornych bostw, wyci9-
gajacych dzicsiecioro ramion, DO
kiedyS - dawno - w Egipcie -
sinks granitowy o piaskiej twa-
rzy ME powiedzial mu swej tale
mnicy, gdy marzyl, stoj9c pred
MN, szczupiy / miody5 L rekoma
wspartemi ma krzywej szabli.
Bye cesarzem Europy! suita-
mem Azyi! Tie diva tytuiy jedynie
wyryj2 ma jego grobowcu. Lecz
coz - temu przeszkadza ME
zmierzOna Rosya!
.Cesarz ME mogi ustalic chwiej-
mel przyjazni Aleksandra, lecz
chce go zwyciezyt. l mal9 rekg
chciwie przewraca CRUDE, zielone
tony, spisy, wyliczajace dokiad-
ME co do jednego, wiele jest re
czywi5cie zolnierzy W olbrzymiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
Francisco Coppee.
naepych szaloierzy 4 rsciagacs,

Ra6nych s~zaloierzy rsciagacSy,
czyhajacych ma k%ieszen1s latwowisr.
aych. nie ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO
DKI ma swyoh szpaltach, DO sawsss
PRAGUE ola dobra ludu. Oszukancze
fire sales" stanowczo W DZIENNL.
KU CHICAGoSK1M ~oglasaans hyt
ale noE&
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
ME WIERZY.

Dexter edo znajomego w prwncj re-
stauracyi, gdy gO&c ten kichaJ 4; Ma Zlro
vie,
GoS&: Dzickuic, ale doktorowi lie
wicrZr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
W SZKOLE.

.JakiCmii Siowami Pan Bog uSta'
nowii w raju maizenstwo:
Uczenica: - ..poloAr nicprzyjazh po-
micdzy nipwiaSta Il tObl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27

Stalc | kldSZCZc w reCe.
Drzwi ukrytc "a obiciem, otwie-
raja sic natychmiast, Russian,
wicrny Mameluk, zjawia sic; ia
znak pana bierze jcden L kandcla-
brow i Swieci c~csarzowi, kt6ry
przcz puste k~orytarze idzic
wprost do komnaty maEego kr6la;
wszcdlszy tam, skinieniem odda-
IA mamke i kobiety nagle zbudzo-
ne a sam stale mad kolebkq ub6st-
wianego niemowlecia.
Kr6l Rzymu gleboko uSpiony.
w Snieznej bieliznie i koron-
kach ma}a postac spoczywa, jak
W Sniegu bialym, przcrznietym
tylko wielkq wstegq Legii Homo
rowcj; milutka twarzyczka l.
zamknietemi oczyma, wpolpogrq-
iona w poduszce i jedna Z rqczck,
maluchna, okragla, spoczywajqca
ma koldrzc, tworzq dwic, PLAINLY
cia}ka dzieciecego, a pc mad ia
czystoScia, niewinnoScia dziecka
w kofyscc, ia szeroka wstega
szkarlatncj mory p~rzcchodzi, jak
strumyk krwi, kt6ra przclcjq
wkr6tce dlatego, zcby ia gl6wka.
tax watla jeszczc, nosila kicdyS
najciezszq korone, a ia maia rq-
czka, w tel chwili tax Saba i pig
kna, jak kwiat, pochwycila poz-
mel caly PEEK beref.
Napoleon przyglqda sic synowl
i marry. Nigdy pycha ludzka ME
ludzila rozkosznicj scrca - on
rysli. &c najwieksi dygnitarzc jc-
&c dworu, najslawniejsi jeneralo-
vie. dor0wnywajqcy bohatcrom
IlOmera. ministrowie i senatorzv,
b!yszczqcy Cd ztota, schylajq sic
&c drzeniem czci pred ia kolebkq
re nawet odstepcy jakobini, sta
r2y kr6lob6jcy, noszacy teraz libe
rye ~cesarska, zaledwie marzyt
Smiq o Iascc ucaloWania tel rQ-
czki dzieciecej.
Ccsarz marry wciaz i w stlu-
mionym gloSie dzwon0w. zwoiu-
jqcych wiernych ma Pastcrke, ida
je mu sic, zc siyszy marsz rytmi-
czny wojsk, .tcntcnt armat-tam,
liza drogach lodowych Niemiec i
Fclski. Ipaja sic dumq rodzicicl-
ska i wiecej niz kiedykolwicL my
Sii o swojcj Wielkicj Armii, 0 pod
biciu Rosyi Indyi, ! ~przysie2a 20
zoStawic caIy Starry SWAT swcrru
spadkobicrcy. luz mu, jake zaba-
wke, dial miasto Swietego Piotra,
4 wkrotcc malice W podarku wiele
innych miast Swietych,
Emil Mekki! Radza Bcnarcsu!
Otto tytuly godne kr6la Rzymu.
Ach! czcmuz kobicty Francyi
majQ dzicci tax malo?
Czcmu on-niczwyciezony w6dz
ME ma ma swe rozkazy miliona-
dw6ch milion6w zoInicrzy?Swiat
caIy, gIob 5wiata w~lozylby wtcdy
W tc mafq rqczkc.
Cesarz marry, sIuchy ma CLOS
dzwon6w Swietych, mic mySii o
lynn, ktory panujc w nicbiosach i
IA najwiCksze ccsarstwa patrzy,
j&k ma mrowiska. Marry CESAR /
lie widzi w p~rzyszIoSci swcj mic
przcliczoncj armii, ~posrzcbanci W
Snjegach mad Bcrezynq, ME widzi
oriGw ostatnich, przcszytych
strzalami angielSkimi pod Water
loo. ME widzi ~po&rodku occanu
skaiy, gdzie go czckaj2 meczarnic
.Prometeusza, ME widzi togo tcz,
co najboleSniejsze: w parku
Schoenbrunn. pod niebem j~csien-
ucm, tego bladego i smutneSo
mYodzienca, Z ordercm austrya-
cNim ma bialym mundurzc. kt6ry
kaszlc, chodzqc wSrodl liSci ze-
schlych...
| podczas gdy CESAR snuje swe
wiclkie plany, wyobraza sobie
krolestwo syna i potomk6w tego
syna, panujacych mad calym Swia-
TEN i marry, re on sam, Napoleon
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
SIR JOHN JELLICOE
TO BE CHIEF OF A
NEW v TAI

London. May 14.-The formation of
a naval staff. of which Admiral Sir
John R. Jellicoe, first sea lord, will be
chief, was announced in the House Of
Commons today by Sir Edward ar
son, first lord Of the admiralty.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
GRAND LODGE
A.0.U. W. MEETS
500 Delegates at Jamestown Rep
resenting Three States
Initiate 100.

Jamestown, N. D., May 14.-Five
hundred delegates from all sections
of North Dakota, Montana and Idaho
are expected to. attend the annual A.
o. U. w. grand lodge session. which
will open in this city tomorrow and
continue throughout Tuesday and
Wednesday,.
Supreme Grand Master Workman
William Narvis of the national organ
ization arrived in Jamestown today
to attend the grand lodge session. He
is the highest official of the A. o. U.
w. Mr.. Narvis will deliver the prin-
cipal address at a joint reception to
be rendered the visitors at the Elks'
hall tonight.
The ladies' auxiliary will also hold
sessions Tuesday and Wednesday.
Members of Fort Seward lodge, A.
o. U. W. and the Degree of Honor
lodge, both of this city, will tender
the visitors a joint reception at 8
o'clock tonight.
j, Mayor H. c. Flint will bid the dele
gates welcome. B. G. Marks Of Bis
| marck, grand master workman, will
respond. President Default will well
come the visitors on behalf of the
Commercial club.
A class Of 100 candidates will be
initiated at the session this evening.
Never start on a journey Friday ii
| Saturday is pay day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
LOCAL MEN ON
WAY TO TRAIN
FOR The ARMY
East Grand Forks and Grand
Forks Men Left this Morn
ing for Jefferson Barracks

A total of eight recruits for the
United States army, including three
East Grand Forks men and three
Grand Forks men, we're enlisted at
the East Grand Forks station yester-
day and were Q n to Jefferson Bar
racks. Mo-, via Duluth, this morning
the Great Northern. Four more
have already been enlisted today, and
three or four more will be enlisted
to leave over the Great Northern this
evening for Duluth, en- route to the
Barracks.
The following recruits were sent
out from the local station this morn
ing: Edward v. Ness, Roy r. Hum
phrey and John w. Mock, East Grand
Forks: Verne F.. Cox, Frank F. Con:
STAINS and Robert H. Constans, Grand
Forks; Albert B. Monson. Elmer
Jackson, Portland, N. D..
Several Enlist Today.
The following have already enlisted
Edward H. McDermott, Cooperstown.
N. D.; Lloyd v. Reilly, O~snabrock. N.
D.; Howard r. Huston, Sweet
Springs, Wis, and Harry J.. Brubaker.
,Girard, Ill. Several others may en-
list this afternoon and leave this
evening also.
The East. Grand Forks men who
left this morning for Jefferson Bar
racks have enlisted in the infantry,
while the Grand Forks young men
have entered the cavalry branch OF
Uncle Sans fighting forces.
Recruiting Brisk.
Recruiting has been exceptionally
brisk during the past few weeks. and
from present Indications at least. So
recruits will have been obtained al
the East Grana Forks station by the
end of the month. a..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14

Copenhagen. Via London. May IA.
Emperor William recognizes no
state of war with the United States
SC far as his personal comfort is con-
cerned. This is show by the fact
that he has summoned his American
dentist, Arthur Newton Davis of
Piqua, Ohio, to visit him at Great
headquarters this week and attend to
the necessary repairs to the imperial
teeth.
Throughout the long months Of EN-
sion between Germany and the United
States the imperial and royal family
and the highest officials of the state
have continued to %patronize their re-
spective American dentists. Each new
crisis was marked by an almost lu-
dicrous rush of members of the royal
families, foreign office officials and
other disgnitaries to get their teeth
attended to before the possible de-
parture Of the American dentists.
Some of the most rabid v~ituperators
Of the United States have been mild
doves in American dental chairs.
The emperor's personal view Of the
relations with the United States ap-
parently is the Official Interpretation
Of his government. which in q COM
munication regarding the continuance
of the Belgian relief work speaks not
Of war but Of the abandonment of
neutrality by the United States.
Along the same line is a declaration
in the ~reischstag committee by Major
General Friedrich. who said there
vas no intention to intern Americans.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
nRRovB MERIDIAN TRAIL.

Hillsbofo. n. D.. May 1.-THE
Trail county board Of commissioners,
which inspected county highways last
Jay w. Bliss. will utilize its share OF
state and federal aid in the improve
ment of the Meridian trail.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
LOCALS MAKE
GOOD SHOWING.
Preliminary Track and Field
Meet Held in Crookston-
Had Edge on Crookston.

At a preliminary track and field
meet held on the Crookston field Sat
urday afternoon, East Grand Forks
al forced into second place. Crooks
ton was awarded Sc points to East
Grand Forks 80 points. In the run
ming events the locals had the edge
on the Crookston athletes, but Crooks
ton was stronger on the sprints.
Winners of the separate events
were: 100 yard dash, Marchand.
Crookston. time. II seconds fiat; sec
ond, Murphy, East Grand Forks: 220
yard dash, first, Marchand; second.
Murphy. time 25 2-5; 44o yard run,
Bydal, East Grand Forks: second.
Skoug. Crookston. time. 60 3-5; half
mile run. Salisbury, Crookston. sec
ond, Zipoy. East Grand Forks. time
2:21 1-5; mile run. Zipoy. time 6:04.
220 yard hurdles. S. Kulseth,
Crookston, time. II 1-5; javelin throw
Malin, Crookston, distance 1854; dis
Gus throw. Leick, Crobkston. distance
1873: broad jump, Getty. Crookston,
distance 17.7;. high jump. Malin,
Crookston. height SOL; shot put,
Schimpgky, Crookston. distance 1878.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
East Grand Forks News
R: r: Davis. Liberty John J.

tsn:s r =: Davis. Liberty; John J.
Fosse. 0arheld; Olaf N. Grover. Mem
tori Elias Gustafson, Godfrey; Hans
Hanstad. Roome: William Hotvedt,
sullivan; Dan johnson, Northland; j.
r. Johnson, East Grand Forks; Rob-
ert Kerr East Grand Forks; George
o. Knutson. Roome; Ole o. Kroken,
Kertonsville; O.. o. Kvenvolden. Fer
tile: Alex Lammey, East Grand
Forks: David Laurent, GENTLY; Jas.
Lee. Nesbit; Joseph Novak. Tabor;
NJ. Sivertson, Crookston; William
Stone. Crookston;t Lorentz L. Strom.
King, and Gust Tilberg, Queen
Petit Jury.
Loo Braden, East Grand Forks; p.
J. Dahlberg, sandsville; Jerry ,Dris-
coll, Sullivan; c. O.. Engrum, Knute:
8. p. Erickson, Esther; OlesA. Flom,
King; Ole Hoff, East Grand Forks:
Thorn q. Hogenson, Garden;' Oscar
Hoiseth, Crookston; Carl o. johnson.
Keystone; l.. w. Johnson, Beltrami;
Lealos. Huntsville; Christ Matteson,
Lessor; Sever Quarberg, Fairfax;
Adolph Ramberg, Godfrey; A. F,
Rauch. Crookston; M. E. Reitmeier,
Crookston; Hans Simpson, Fosston;
Herbert Simmons. Onstad; Gtile
stromstad, Scandal; Ed. Wardeberg,
King: H. P. Wermager, Andover, and
Ed. H. Wilkinson, Liberty.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
KAISER HAS HIS
TEETH FIXED BY
AMERICAN DENTIST

Some Of United States Most Bitter
Critics Are Mild Doves in Chairs OF
American Dentists-Royal Family
and Many Other Dignitaries Hasten
to Have Teeth Fixed Before Amer
leans Leave.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
OF
A | FROM A
TO LONDON EVIDENT

London, May 14.-(Correspondence
Of the Associated Press.)-Departure
OF q train from London to Paris every
five or ten minutes. travel between the
two capitals by rail to occupy less than
six hours, was the possibility held out
by Sir Francis Fox in an address re-
Gently delivered before the Royal
was describing the conditions under
which it was proposed to build and
operate a tunnel under the English
channel to connect England and
France.
Looking into the future. he declared
that the. trains operated through the
tunnel could be used to traverse
France. Belgium. Holland, Spain.
Italy Germany, Austria, Hungary and
was by no les improbable. said Sir
Francis, hat within comparatively a
few years. travellers from Londo
would be able to reach distant places
like India and China through the
medium Of the channel tunnel.
Tho channel would consist Of two
tubes eighteen feet in diameter. In
the channel above the sea bed the
maximum depth of water would be
from 160 feet to 1870 feet. It would DO
necessary, he said, to leave undis-
the roof of the tunnel as would guard
against any possible hostile contin-
gency. That protection had been
fixed At q minimum Of 100 feet. The
tunnel would be operated, pumped
and ventilated by electricity supplied
from . power station in Kent ten miles
inland.
The tunnel would have q dip in
the level Of the rails, forming a water
lock, by which it could. in case Of
emergency, be filled with water from
roof to floor for one mile. This would
be under control Of Dover Castle and
gunare Of the Dover forts.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
FUNERAL TO
Be HELD TUE.
Remains Of o. "A. opsahl Will be
Laid to Rest in, Memorial
Park Cemetery.

Funeral services over the remains
of O.. A. Opsahl, who succumbed at
his home in East Grand Forks early
Saturday evening from an attack of
dropsy, will be held tomorrow from
the residence. Rev. H. B. Thorgrim-
sen of Grand Forks will officiate and
interment will be made in Memorial
Park cemetery.
Deceased has been a resident Of
East Grand Forks for the past Is
years, and, for some time past has
been employed as bookkeeper by the
Val Blatz Brewing company at Red
Lake Falls. He returned to his home
in this city last Wednesday. and was
suddenly taken i'll Saturday evening.
Arrive for Funeral.
Mrs. J. L. Mccain and her brother,
George Opsahl, Of Circle, Mont, sis
tertand brother of the deceased. ar
rived in the city this morning to at
tend the funeral services.
He is survived by his wife and Three
children, Mrs. o. A. Opsahl, East
Grand Forks: George, OpsahL Havre,
Mont; Mrs. ]. L. Mccain, Circle,
Mont: Miss Marion Opsahl, East
Grand Forks. Mr.. Opsahl was a men,
Der OF the K. p. lodge n the Sons
Of Norway. and has many friends
here who will regret his death.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
CROW HUNT IS
BIG. SUCCESS
Team Captained by John Dokken
Captures Honors With Total
of 152 Crows Killed.

A total of 2so crows in one days
hunt is the record established by the
Of. the East Grand Forks
Gun Club and Game and Fish Protec-
tive association in the annual organ
lied crow hunt held yesterday.
The team. captained by John Dok-
ken. with a total of 1862 crows killed,
was declared winner over the team,
led by DIR. w. G. Courtney, which re-
turned with 1873 dead crows. Both
teams reported back to the city at 8
o'clock last evening.
Eight Autos Used.
Each team was composed of IA
members. Eight automobiles were
used to carry the hunters. The Dok-
ken team covered" the territory
north Of the Red Lake Falls line,
while the Courtney team kept to the
south of the line.
Final arrangements for the feed
to be given the winners have not been
completed by the losing team as yet.
but the banquet will probably be
staged during the latter part Of the
week.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
JURlES DRAWN
FOR The JUNE
TERM OF COURT
Grand Jury Has Been Called
for June 4, and Petit Jury
Will Report on June II.

Petit and grand Jurors for the June
term Of the district court have been
drawn by Sheriff e. F. Kelly, Clerk
Of District Court Hans L. Wage and
has been summoned for June L.. and
the petit Jury has been summoned for
a week later, June II.
East Grand Forks men named on
the grand jury are ]. r. johnson,
Robert Kerr and Alex Lammey. Pet
it jurors drawn from this city are Loo
Braden and Ole Hoff.
Following is the complete list Of
members Of the grand and petit jur-
ors:
Grand Jurors.
John Amundson, Crookston; d. D.
Bodahl, Garden: Charles Boldt, slet-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-14
CAMPAIGN To
. CLOSE TONIGHT
Has Been Exceptionally Success.
full, According to campain
Manager.

The big membership campaign
which has been conducted during the
past few days by the East Grand
Forks members of the Grand Forks
chapter Of the American Red Cross
association. with wonderful success,
will come to a close this evening, and
final reports will be made to Mrs. F.
c.. Massee. chairman of the cam
paign.
The East Grand Forks division has
covered a large extent Of territory
adjacent to the city, and all of the
success.
The campaign was started last
Wednesday morning. and it Is expect
ed that the membership returns this
evening will show a membership well
over 1000.
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