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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
REORGANIZATION OeS iran5Oiiidem 9i
plOmntenOienites.

@ariS IS. Nlai. Ole 9eeie-
rilng befaBt iid nit Der @rmdgmng
elmer REORGANIZATION Der fran50iiiben
oiplomatii6en &ertrehmg IN me6re'
rem ellropdiihen Sauptitdoten. @tan
lit Der 9lniidbt, OoB bo6itebenoe poll.
tilGe %erl6nlidfeiten (permoge Ger
non i6neu i'm oiientli6en Seben ge.
monnenen @erii5mtbeit nit groBem
@ort5eil fiir 6ranfreib t50tig iein
fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
8ritiider SrnpgsntrauspOrt per-
ienft.

9onSpu, IL. W1ai.-(9nrd
ben 6euIOr 5uradsebalteu.) ~
IS luitrOe beute Offi5iea auge-
tiiHOist, bah Der britiIdJc Srans-
pUrtOampfer DGamerOuiauD Der.
ieuft iuUrOeH iit.
Bon ben an yOrb 8efinolidcn
uerOen 140 Wanm Oermikt.
(9er britiIdJe 1autpfer ,,6a.
merOuiau", 10,963 SOuuem, &C.
bGrte Der gudOr-9iHie bon @Ias.
solu. Gr batte cine 9Gnge BON
$40 iSnF, cine Sreite ION 62 SUI
nuO clue Jianmtiefe BON 1917
ynh.
Der 9ampfer luurSe in Den
lettem beiSen Sabreu bon Der
britiifeH 9lomiralitGt fir ben
SrauspOrtOienlt benntt,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
G6icasO'S giut6cS arcnS.

Gbtcogo, Is. @}qi. - 0ie Sc
iammt5ubl Der @}itgIieOer oes 9fot6en
&rcu5cs in Chicago betrGgt iebt
$4,000; 6icroon iinO t66,69S ieit
Seginn oes &riegcs 6in5ugefomnen.
@citern lieBcn iicb nobe5u 10000
Gerionen in Die WlitglieOerliite ein-
frozen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

6ung elmer Station pelde iid 81.
1ammen freiwillig meloet.
Ser Gog ser bierlmter aenannt it,
1T Der, an melhem lib ole fir Pm
peiilmg ibrer 9lrbeit 81 meIoen ba.
ben. 9lus oieiem @rltnOe miro oieier
Gog beitimmt iein ais elmer Der ben
miir0ieiten Nlomcnte in uuierer @e.
icbibte per5eiAnet 81 ueroen.
llniere inOultrieIlen 9eoiiriniiie
modem es 5ur 9iot6wenoigfeit, Dab
er nidt 81 einem tednilden 6eiertag
gemaAt miro; ober Die ibmeren
Opfer, ole Dor ms liegen, MAIDEN es
inns 5ur @fli9t DOB oieler 3aq in
ilnieren Ser5en 6epa6rt blei6t ais
Der groBe Sag Der patriotil6eu SIN.
aeblng, oa ieOem @}anne, Oh er mn
lelbit regiitrirt lit o0er ni6t, oie
%ilidt o6lieet, oorouf 81 Ie6eu, oaF
Der gtome icOer mdnnlidep @erior
Oes be3ei6neten 9Ilters ber5eidnet i'll
ouf oieier @breitliite.
Gurd ben &r6iioenten,
9io6ert 2oniing. Staatsietretdr. F."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
Sisg 3nr Srr
Bon hen Oelterrei6ern
geiuOMnea.
SIN Sampfe nit eimem
GntemtesW WeiGbtuaSer.

SIN uOriatiideu @eer trug iib Oos
@efedbt gu. 03o6 omtlider
@iener @&eIoumg puroen ein bri.
tii6er areu8er, mebrere itaIieni.
ide 8erItorer, 20 @odtidifie
ino orei SoubeIsidiffe Der 9ll-
liirteu oerienft. ~ 2ouoon eiebt
S6eiI Der GerIilite ou.
g8ten pia 2ouoon 1S. Nloi.
SSSn einem @efe6t 8tpiiden oiterrei-
diiden unO eugIilden, iron56iiibeu
uuo itolieuiicben Griegsidiifen in ser
Meerenge bon Stranto, an Ser Siio.
fiilte BON Stalien, puroe Elm britt
iAer Grei5er berienft. SStalieniibe
3erltorer, Orei SanoeIsi6ifie uuO
5pon5ig beitiidte @abti9iife puroen
auBeroem bon oen 0eiterreiAeru ser.
fort
0ies miro in Der nnhIte6enoen
outliheu @efonntmo1ung Ger otter.
reibiideu gIOmirolitdt semeloet;
02lm Moitag 9lbenO madte elm
@eiHpooer iuiierer lei6ten @larine-
Streitfrdite einen eriolareiGeu Dor
iioB in Der Meerenge non Stranto.
.bei peirbem me9reee itoGieniidjc Ser.
iiorer, Orei Sanoelsi@iife mo 5ipau.
5ig beitiidte @ohti6iffe inns gum
Spfer fieleu. @ou Der 9einblug
Der @a6tibiiie mnrOen 72 griten
gciangen geuommen.
2htf ser 9liidfo6rt beltanoen uuie.
re Sdiiie ein ihorfes @efedbt nit Ell.
ner iiberlegenen feiuoliben Streit.
madlt, Die iic5 aus englii6el fran-
5oiiiDen imo italieuiic6en Sdiifen
5uianmenie6te. Ger 6eino erlitt
6eOeuteuoe GerIuite.
9(uf 5pei ieiuOIi6eu 3erltorern
muroen @rGnOe beobabtet.
Gie E6eiIuabme ieinoIider Inter.
Ieeboote lmO 5lieger erfolglos, nab.
reno uuf Ger anOeren Seite lmIere
Seeplone in miSgc5eidneter @eiie
nit unieren Sdiffcn cooperirien
Sic er5ielten Ereifer arIf feinoliden
areu5ern lmo befGmpften in erfolg.
reider gSeiie ole ieinoIiden Inter.
ieeboote. llniere S6iife fe6rten olle
5uriid; ser @erllIt an Wlannibaiten
uno ser SHooen, oen mir erlitten,
mar ie6r oering.
&u Cooperation nit unicren
Sbiffen ocrienfte Elm oeutibes
Sou6boot einen britil6en areu5er
nit bier Sdorniteinen."
Ger britii9e 9eri6t iiber
oaS 2 Seegefe6t.
2onOon 18. Gtoi. Gie briti-
ide 9lOnliroIitdt fiinoigte beute an
OuB bel einem 8orItoB 6iterreidii6er
fleiner arei5er i'm gIOriatilden Meer
rier5e6u britiide GSiiderOampfer
(YlinenfGnger) perienft mliroen uno
Bob Ser britiide freu5er Dart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

mouth" in eiHem iid auidIieBenoct.
@eieht torpeoirt uuroe. aber oeu
Sofen 81 erreiden i'm Stanoe mar,
gIad5itebeuO Der @ortlaut Ger gln.
fiinoiaimg:
0Gie 9lOntirnlitdt fiinoigt an, ooB
nad 9eridten bon Dem Gontre.glo.
mirql Der Oas gloriatiihe @eIdpa.
Der 6efe6ligt, unO aus oiii5iellen ita.
lieniideu 9eridten erbellt, OaB am
Gienitog @loroea IN aller 3riibe
cine oiterreihiide Streitma6t oie
aus leihten 2reli5ern beitano uno
ipGter oltrd 3erit6rer oeritGrft wur.
De, Die 9inie Der 9nliirten @adt.
idlitie augriif in0 IA 6ritii1e oGrii.
terS" (@adtihiffe) perienfte bon
oenen uad eiuer 0Iterreibiihc1 Wlcl.
Dung ~ 8eiaHgene qemadt mur.
SEN
Ser britiIbc arcu5cr Cart.
mont6", Der Oen italieuiideu @ontre-
glOniiral all 9orO bate, lno ser
&relBer g9riitol" oeriagten uiiter.
Itiist bon iran5onideu in0 italieni-
iden 8erii6rert sen 6eino. Gle
Sago ging tort. nobel 0ie feiuolidc
Streitmabt anOouerno inter 6efti
gem 6euer ge6olten puroe, bis nad
einem Yunfte nabe Gamaro, no, 0a
Dem 5eiuoe eiuige ieiner ShIaht.
idiife 81 Siilie foneu, uniere Sd]ii.
fe imorebten
StalieHiide 8lieger grifien noh eli.
mem @eiedte in ser 9uft oie oIterrei.
hiicbeu 9riegsidiffe auBerbolb ga.
marc an uno neriiderten, oaB elmer
DER iein0liden arelt5er in Brand qe.
rietb uno in iinfenoeni 3uItanoe
na9 Gamaro geihIeppt ipuroe. 81.
ner ser ieinoliden 9reu3er mlroe
nod Dem 9erihte oeS italieuiiten
Nomirols idjUer 6eih6oiet.
9lui Der 9iiidfobrt witroe ser areu.
ser rQortmoutb" BON einem feinoli.
den ltnterieeboot torpe0irt, febrtc
aber Ooh nab Dem Saien suriid.
Seine @erluite pareu: orei W1aun
toot; eiu Siii5ier lmo bier Mouu
OerlniBt ruo ma6riheinIidl toot; iie.
ben Wlunn berplmoet 9luf unieren
Sdiifen CAB es feline ipeitereu Der.
lutte"
lleberIebenOe Ser ago It.
INDIAN" eingetroffen.
g(em Dorf, IS. W1oi Scr bri.
tiidle Gompfer. ipeIder ieiuc3eit IA
@|italieoer Der 0lanuidait im0 ao.
noniere oeS ameritaniiheu Ganpiers
y9iodingbam" peIher am I. N1ai
ailf Der Sobe Der iriiden aiiitc tor.
peoirt lUllroe, ailigenommen batte. lit
belltc nit Oieien 2elitcu bier einae
troiien. 3mei @erionen puroen ac.
tootet, ais Die n9iodingban" unter.
ging, unO ale lleberleben0en iino
nnnmebr uod glmerita 3uriideeiebrt
gSie Der 3. Siii3ier 9lrt6ur Nlc.
&ennD imO 13 &onouiere er316Iten,
trieben iie nod Dem llntergnna ibres
Sdiifes As Stun0eu IN eiuem oiic.
nen Boot, poreu nber nit Maiier
umo 9tobrunasntitteIn uo6l uerie6eu-
9lmertfnntf6e 3ern0rer
eScortiren ngl0riatic"
2onoon, Is. Nlai 9lad elmer
6eutigen W1elolmg Oes oSonoon @6ro'
nicle" baben omerifauiibe 3eritorer
Elm oeutides Sau1boot periagt mel
DIES Sen ,g9bite Star" Iampicr
,9lOriatic" oujubreiieu iudte gAli
ser Ta6rt nad GaeeHstopn aa6cn
0ie amerifoniihen ariegsdbiifc oem
Gomptcr cine gepiiie Strede sdut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
Gmptlnoli6t
S6lappr
GrIciOem bic Gutente-
Srnppen
Qlmf bcm mnceOUmi16eit
Srieasi6amplat.

0VIeHSItDuWPl"1'
Berlin im0 Sofio beridteu amtIi6
BON 6eOeutenOeu @erliliten, mel
dc Die 9(aiirten in Ser Gerna-8ie-
guug lnO bel Mouaitir erlitten.
Gie &uinen bon 9uIlecourt bon
Oen Geuti6eu gerGlmt. - &ron-
prin5en-9lrmee ibIdat 6ran5oicn-
@orIt6Be o6.
Berlin Oia 2ouoon, Is. @lai.-
Sic Qeuti1en baben Die 9tuinen Oes
irii6eren 1ories 8uIlecoltrt geItern
gcrGumt.
8rnn5oiiGe 9lngrifie gegen S6eile
Der &ronprin5en 6ront murOen
idmmtlih obgeidlagen.
Gle @ntente- -Grllppen nllf Der ma
ceooniiden 8ront ba6en einen peite-
rem oroBen 8orItoB in Scr @erna-@e-
oeno periubt, Scr ibnen aber feiner-
lei @riolg 6ro6te.
GieS miro in Dem amtli6en Be
ri6t gemeloet Der beute gtadmittag
BON Der oellti6en o6erIten Seereslei-
tung ousgeaebcu luurOe. Otablte'
heno Der poaitdnOige Snbalt DER
0litt6eilung:
98eitIider ariegsibau-
plab.
,Slrmcegruppe oeS Gronprin5en
9lupprebt bon 9abern 9lrras. 6ront
Gas glrtiQerie.Seuer nabm aui
6eioen Seiten OeS 6luiies Scarpe
geItern luieoer einen beoelIteno le6-
bafteren Gborofter an.
Gin BON oen britiiden Sruppen
nod @fitternodt lmternommener
glngriif an Ser @opreIle-5resnes-
StraBe mur0e in gla6fdnlpfen gu
riidgewieien.
Sic &uinen oes irii6ereu Gortes
9uaecourt ipuroen i'm Ginflaug NIT
ltnleren @eieblen 9eitern bon ilns
gerGumt; mir pur0en babel ni6t
pom 6einoe geItort; 0erielbe beieBte
ole Steaiing crit oierlino5wan5ig
Shmoen ipGter
glrmeegruppe oes Oeuii6en &ron-
prin5en, g(isne- ltnO G6ampogne-
Gront-Ga OoS ggetter fir 9eo6a6.
tlmgen geeigneter mar, mllroe Die
9lrtillerie-8bGtigfeit luieOer leb6afs
ter, beionoers aiif Den S06eu Oes
@6emiu. .oes -Ganes umo in Der gtGbe
bon @rosnes. glod oen glrtiaertc'
Gor6ereitlngen ilnterna6men Die
3ron5oien 9lngriffe lofaler gtatur IN
Ser 9fGbe BON @rnbe, norOlid bon
GrooneIle, unO in ser 9fob6ari6oit
bon Groonne. 9lle Oieie @opltoBe
uur6en BON iinieren Sruppen abge-
iblogen.
Sin nellcr @oritoB oes 6einoes ge-
acn Oic nSo6e 1857, n0rOliG bon
5upigneul mar eriolgIos.
SeItlicb bon Der Ga 9ioDere.6arm
cr1iiirmten 5pei Gompagnieen Die
li6 aus 9erlinern mo 8rauoenbur'
germ 5nonlmeniebten eincnSbilben'
grobelL ser BON Oen 6ran5olen am
5. Nlai beiebt lporoen iunr, unO nab
men ieine Gertbeioiger ~ mebr ols
100 Moun gefongen.
Scltli1er &riegS d ait
plaB.
9lbgele6en ooUon Dob ole 9lrtile.
rie-T6dtigfeit an ein5elnen Steuen
ipieoer oufgenommen murOe, CAB eS
feline Greigniiie bon nennensuertber
9eOeutlIng.
8aIfnn &riegS dailpl a E,
W9aceoonil6c sSront SSn ser
9iegrng Der Gerna erlitt Ser Seino
qcIicrn cine neue gsieoerlage. 9tad
iec6stdgigeu glrtiaerie @orbereituu-
qen lhritt Der 5eino nit itarfen
GruppenmaIen gum 9Ingriff auf bel
oen Seiten BON Mofopo. Gr puroe
iiberaQ 5uriidgcworien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
4SrdliOent crlaBt Scfrbl,
3ur GntienOuuO ION 9ibifOn "Olc0uIdrcr".
9enera(-JllajOr perl6ing DER EommanOant.
Ser 5. SUM- Nls &cSiirirnngssSag bOrgcirBen
ltmter 6eutiSer PrOflamatiOm Oes PraTOenten.
SUM- NIS &cBiitrirnmgSsSag bOrgcll
e. prOflamatiOn Ses praiiOenteu.

Die rmecgOgc ctt Geiet seuprOeu SSnrSc sceu Om &r
FOeuteu uutcr8ciduct Der $r6en Ocrwcigcrt Gfat an
9a6 @liGr. .SudpcriauOigeu bic sutOiruuG Der
9ioOicuelt. 0Diou fir 0ul in 6sufrcid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
Gine 0ipiien omerieoIer Grnppen eebt nod ronfrsie

Oieieu @eie6teu t6eilna6meH 8eid-
ueten lib ole oitpreuBiideu luo
ihleliI1en 9ataiaoue lmo ole @arOe.
Sruppeu 6eionocrs aus
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
HEARINGS SET
FOR TOMORROW
and Williams to face
Judge Gossrnan at 10
O'clock Friday.

Charged with first desrss rapey
Psa9 Williams snf Essene Coulter 81
tRfs city viii be 4FfSFxasG oefors
JaSgs L. y. GessffaH u CrGckseoa TO-
morrow morning At - StEosk A.
thTHey W. e. F6we III C~focksfoA WITT
represent EoHitsf wills r. y. FssE-
Hsfa 81 SrsHa Forks VIII BE attorney
ASf Williams.
RSy SDffsss arc Wa9aa RSsz,
slsS charged w3th sfas ssaHas crime,
afe roW Bssss kATS ~ jefferson Esq.,
tSSfs, sHtSfffhg 80 Official AGvfGss fs-
Gsfvsa ~ GfSSkssSq from she corr
f2ssa65as 6as1eAy. TRs 1Tea5safasfy
stsps necessary ~ SbEsff HNsaF feassss
ftS7sa tfas ssfpy f9 SYasF tk1s4 they H9ay
face t59s4y 4ts proceeding rapidly, SAD
II Is rev BsEasvs4 sASA they viii be
bt6ashs B86k IL GFSSkss9R IN tbs hssf
f4ttfs.
Clifford B~fESssRaaa, the fifth HlsH4-
bef 6f EKs party Who have bsea rode
defendants m t{}s criminal S@tiSa HisA
~ Aaefs4Gs GKs Sfssh Sf LsffR4Sfs, IL
now 81 lfSstty t4fGef $500 bonds,
f4fHishE3 by Ris father. He is repre-
sshtAs by Attorney Baldwin OF Duluth.
Miss Ghabf}sH will leave this evsn-
ihs Tor GfSSkstSH, prepared 70 appear
against the young fAef tsb18ff6w. A
large number OF LAfiR4Sfs 6itizsRs, II
is said, viii Else be In attendance al
The hearing. Dr. Welsh OF Lafitlefe
ana T. B.. Elton states attorney oil
Grand Forks, will lesve In The morn.
Ing for Gf6skst6h To- testify lii the
case, States Attorney a. G. Young
diist OF Polk county will be the prose.
cutting sfi6isI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05

ele6t & man whose support In part IL
derived from this seandai6ts paper
which speeializes in crime and horror
for the de1eetati6fi OF minds %sus6ept-
ible to the poisoning.
A Voice From the Underworld.
"A 'Baef' has broken into your p6=
Htieal pork yard and hes going to
clean your pens" says this Mihhe=
spells underworld and fed=iight sheet,
addressing the voters Of the First
North Dakota district
One may be wondering what kind
Of q cleaning process car be UNDER
taken at the behest Of q publication
which besinifehes everything clean
wondering what effect this Kind Of
support Will have OH those voters who
have respect for the safetity Of their
Homes and families.
TO be bsdeeked In the political coll
6rs Of Gar T6wnley may be danger
Gus enough for q candidate But to
be supported BY 4 Irwin City Report
er" indicates desperation on the part
or the candidate ana his other follow
sefaped when d candidate coiide=
seefids to accept the aid Of such a
pub1icatiof-a paper which constants
ly Invites inspection and righteous
censorship by the government au=
th6fities because 1t holds tip to rldi=
tuls all the ideals dear to the popu-
lati6i Of the country. It makes fun
Of the home, Of family life, Of God
ana patriotism. 1t makes dangerous
fun Of everything which men hold
dear; under the transparent cloak of
"fighteousness." The Mihnea polls
supporter of Mr.. Baer holds nothing
sacred, but dfags everything pure and
noble down to dirt.
Mr.. Baer has not at this time pub
1ielv 6f-as far as is known-pfi=
vatelY discouraged the support which
has been offered him by the Twin City
Reporter. AS long as he is willing to
that support. he ana his aut6-
cratic sponsors must be held fespof=
sih1s.
And the voters viii know how 10
Judge.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
SONS OF NORWAY
CELEBRATE FOURTH
Fine Entertainment was Given Last
Night at Knights OF pythins Hall
by Warden Lodge.

The Fourth OF July celebration held
last night by the Warden lodge Of the
Sons Of Norway AZ tho K. OF p. hall
attended. In spite OF the fact that
at Afvilia and frast Grand Forks pic
rendered, appealed strongly to those
whe were present
A plano duct was given by Mrs.
geriie delivered the address of the
day.
MIR, soriio's speech euiogixed the
principles upon which the American
commonwealth has been built: he
spoke OF the Significance Of July
Fourth and reminded his hearers OF
the fact that that date has often been
OF great Importance In the history OF
the United States,
MIR eorlle also told OF his recent
trip 60 New York, washington ana
other eastern cities where he had wits
messed great outbursts OF patriotism
which acted inapiringly on him. Tho
speaker had visited some Of the Inn
poftant places In the eastern and
southern eitiee whore the nation had
struggled forward to q unified exist
enee, and he told OF various incidents
attached TO each OF the places he had
seen, FINALLY the speaker Authenticated
His hearers 70 remain true and loyal
TO h American union and to remem
Der that never before had the nskion
been In need or fidelity and 10y
ATTY tha Just az this time when Ii
EMtl&z VT .VyFtHE1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
GRACE CHURCH
HOLDS PICNIC
colored People Of City Stage
Festival Yesterday After
noort-Good Program.

Members Of the Gfsee N. e. church
Sunday school snd congregation hsld
a Fourth of July picnic yesterday in
this city. which proved one Of ths
most successful social gatherings ever
held by the 6olofed residents of this
city.
One Of the features Of The after
noon was q big picnic dinner served
on the picnic grounds. Waternfei6Hs
ana chicken were not least among tfS
d%elieaeies which were piled betare tfls
picnic participants.
Dr.. II. g. Baker end jack CeifEsr
were In charge of the program OF
sports. The results Of The vsrio#s
events were as follows;
Potato Raee=-Hifst pfize. gfafs
Collier; second, tgvalyf C0ilier.
Running Haee==tirst prize, gfise
Collier; second prize. Laura Collier,
Running Raee for ChiIdfeH-Fifst
prize. Leofia Turner; second SffzA,
Percy Turner.
George Chandler ri Duluth; second
prise, William Stewart,
Three Legged Raee-pfizes won nv
1oaisey Powers ana Kathryn Turner,
Pie Batting Cohtsst-Fifst trize,
fiddle collier.
Peanut Raee-First prize. ttaisey
Powers; second prize, Kathryn rBf=
fief.
Running Rata for drown Bows
First prise. Eddie Collier.
Ladies' Running Hate-W6n nv
Mfs. Evalyh Wagner.
The PRIZES for the events ana ys=
freshfnehts for the picnic vera sSr=
tflbutea by business firms Of the city,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
CELEBRATED
FOURTH TN UNSAFE
AND INSANE MANNER

Charged with iat6xieati6i. ttffes
men sssre haied before P6iiee Mag
istfase Church this morning, and
to obtain their liberty, all paid
fines. The merry trio took the count
lase ast NIGHT after n day Of Fevet-
~. Where they obtained the liquor.
could not be discovered by Chief
Of P6iiee Lowe.
Only internal eolsigffiesits were
In evidence ana as ne law prohibits
Ing tile Introduction OF lidt6r into
the state Id this manner could be
found, other than the city 0rdf-
names relative to tfis over indn1g-
esiee, the 6~e1ebrants wsfs f6rtafats
In facing only the simple charge Of
drunkenness this morning.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
HUNDRED CARS
HELD IN CUMBO
WEST OF CITY
Parties Returning from Ar
villa Picnic Stranded in
Deep Mud this Morning

Traffic between Grand Forks ana
100 automobile parties, attempting to
return from the monster picnic held
at Faddeh's grove yesterday, have tax
Ell possession of the highway and have
strung Il Gordon from D6bnieief to the
festival grounds. Some have deserted
the glf1b6, after hours OF lab6flots
effort to extfieate their machines, but
at noon today, a great many autos
were still hub deep lii the mlfe.
Several machines we're In the deep
bitches, some had tipped over, throw
ihe the occupants into tile mud ana
water. The heavy rains which began
to pour at midnight, caught the adj
vance guard Of pieni6kers who re-
NAMED for the dance and tried to flee
before the showers:
Those who left the picnic grounds
when the. rain started, reached Dob
meief before the slippery roads and
soft Eufib6 gfippsd the machines and
held them fast, Some attempting to
find better driving on the side Of the
road. slipped Into the ditch and were
held fast.
AT noon today the horde. stalled In
their machines for IL hours, som
neneed to arrive IN the city. nud be-
spattefsd and tired. with fefnin-
]iseenees Of picnic, entirely wiped out
by the long hours Of hardship or the
road.
Deputy Sheriff q. O. sorbe was
among the first to escape from the
muddy Highway this morning, desert
Ing Il party Of fvs, including four
women. to proceed to this city to OBJ
tain he1p: Others continued to reach
the city throughout this morning, but
little sid could be given to the strand
ed 6Afs.
shovels. spades ana all instruments
for trench digging warfsfe, were not
to be Ignored by the stranded parties.
The road row resembles q we'll
ploughed field.
As far as can be 1esrnsd, no in
juries resulted from the several bad
Spills" taken by & number OF ms
chimes.
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Townieys Puppet Gains the
Support Of Outlaw
Publication.
BARRED FROM HOMES
AIS COMMUNICATING
Twin City Reporter, Pur-
vsyef Of Filth and Faith
lessness, to the Rescue.

Thefs Ii an old saying to. tile efteet
that you know 4 bird by what 1t eats
ana that YSd judge q ma by his corn
paff6ns. II this holds true, John M.
Basf; the T6wf1ey congressional ean=
didafe, is to be pftied for SONS Of the
support His candidacy has Brought TO
hifns
Id a. typs that Mr.. Cutfibett could say
last nfkht III Grand Forks. greatly APP
piaiided, tina! to mention his name, on
Independence Day would be d BIAS
biiefay, and today II IL necessary to
ada that Mr.. Baef is beifig supported
by d publication which enters no dec
sfit home In the community for fear
that IL may poison the minds Of w6m=
Ell ana children with tiffiehti0Hab1s
pitfefaetiof.
weekly, called hThe Twin City Report
or" has pledged It's support to the
n~6ndssefipt eandldstes
1T says In Its isstis OF this week:
III yea North Dakota farmers are
wise to y6tif 6wf Interests; t6u Will
v6te fer thsf1 by voting for the Non
partisan candidate for congress
Basf."
A Despieable Publication.
Af last, Mr.: Baef has obtained All
endorsement He who was formerly an
illustrator Of a publication which an
not be transmitted through the Unit
ed STATES mall. has now become the
candidate OF another publication
#ff6se speciality ID to eater to the low
est ana tieafiest Instincts Of the hu=
man race by spreading broadcast all
the iintafhy and lasGlvlous details Of
bsstial eflfne 60 which are In themselves
bad enough, but which are made to
appear even more fep1lsivs through
the operations of warpsd minds which
have bee6tle SO steeped In ~indeeeheles
that their paper is banned from pfac-
ties1iy every home III the northwest
whefs pufe-mihdea youth Is growing
Up.
The twin City Reporter supports
Baef! g5ild any fact be more eloduent
than tfis7
Tis Twin City Reporter advocates
the s1seti6f Ct Mr.. Baef, suggests that
the farmers OF North Dakota should
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was fighting not only for its own x
istence. but also for the victory of
great ideals of democracy. freedom
and Justice throughout the world.
Following Mr.. sorlie address, Miss
Rhodes Of East Grand Forks delight
ed the audience with some ballet
q held.
The program was carried through
without a hitch in spite Of the fact
that Or. M. Sivertson Of Neville who
had promised to appear. was unable
to come.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
PENSION MONEY
FOR GUARDSMEN
DELAYED FEW DAYS

Bismarck, N. D., July 5.-~seven
hundred North Dakota soldiers who
expected spending money for the
Fourth UP 70 $50. representing pen
spent on the Mexican border, were
disappointed yesterday. because the
state appropriated only $4,000 for
the purpose and under the act, effec-
tive July /, the pensions due total
S6s,9o0s The emergency commission
IL expected 20 make UP the $4,000
deficit A meeting probably will be
held tomorrow. In the meantime. all
vouchers are held UP pending posi-
Bile fead3upttnents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
RAIN BRINGS
FINE PROSPECT
Farmers and Business Men
Optimistic over Chances
for Bumper Crop Now.

A million dollar. rain. bsejnp;ss
early this morning ana LASTING ,isti1
noon, general throughout h5ftbesn
minnesota, brought with II a promise
OF a bumper crop this fall.
FARMERS shd business meb are ma
tlhtistie new over the prospects Tar a
efee this fall. One realty man In tbe
city this morning expressed his belief
thar the Red river valley ee,ita now
fdlhll its reputation al the iibrsaa
basket Of tie wefid.n
no afS winds during tina past tive
weeks had caused e%ensjdsraki n aase
iets on the part OF fafmefs. Al mich
ef the grain already VIZ was beginning
TO Wilt with the drought.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
MEDICAL BOARD IN
SESSION HERE FOR
EXAMINATION WORK

Eight applicants for physicians
licenses are today taking s%xanaina~
lions at the University OF Worth
Daketa, and viii eo11plete the tests
tomorrow.
The state beard Of medical exaha>
fners. Of which DR.. G. W. William
s6n al this city Is the president,
viii convene In this city tonight and
tomorrow, considering f1e quaHf-
cations Of tlls aspiring practitioners
and taking up other matters OF fns-
p6YtSH6s.