davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12
100000 aerop|an6W
Ola A|iant0W.
AresztowaG tych, co sic
ME regestrowai!
,,Szpieg albo zdrajca" W depar-
tamencie marynarki.
Northcliffe jedzie do Waszyngtonu.
Taft powodach wojny.
4,662,OOO ,,wrogich cudzoziemcow'.
lime telegrarnY.
$500,000,000 MA BUDOWE
AEROPLANOW.

" dSZyIlSlOll, 1% SESi" "So'
Stany Zjednoczone maja zanmar
stworzyc olbrzymia flote aeropla
now i oddat ia na us}ugi Allan
tow, przyczyniajac sic w ten spo-
sob najradykalniej i najskutccz-
niej do pogromu cesarskicgo RIA
du niemicckiego. Department.
wojny zazada wkrotcc cd kon
gresu uchwalenia na ten eel kre-
dyt6w w wysokosci S5OO,O0O,oOo.
a zanim uplynie rok czasu moe
postawie zadanic uchwalenla dru
gich pieciuset milion6w ma te sa-
me ccle. Przy pomocy tych krc-
dyt6w Department wojny ma
zamiar utworzyG dwic WleIk1e
flotv awiatyczne. Z kt6rych kaz-
da liczvlabv 10000 maszyn.
Gdyby tax wielka liczbe aero
plan0w wojcnnych udalo sic zmo
bilizowaG ra frontach europel--
skich, kwestya zupelncj porazkI
militarnej maszyny niemieckicj
stalaby sic rzecza bardzo krotkI2
60 juz tylko czasu - tax twler-
dza przynajmniej oficerowie szta
bow francuskiego i brytyjskiego.
Dzieki bowiem takiej flocie
dziafalno5G niemieckich lotni-
k6w musialaby wSkutek oSrom-
nej przewagi awiatyki Aliantow
ustaG zupe}nie. Germanska armia
straciiaby swoje ,,oczy', arty-
ler,a jej, ME mogac pos}uglwac
sic wywiadowczymi i sysnalo-
wymi aeroplanami, strzela}aoy
ia >lepo ME wiedzac nawet. il
ki rezultat pociski jej odnoszg .
gdzie padaja. Ustatby musia}y
takze zupe}nie powietrzne "rej-'
dy' ia Anglie i Francye, drr-
giej strony Alianci uzyskali MOI
nose zupefnej kontroli mad sku-
tecznoScia ognia swojej artyle--
ryi, jakotez szanse najazd6w po-
wic::-zny:n ! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia
blrk Kruppa W Essen, nlclnie-
ck:ch podstaw operacyjny-h mor
skich W Kielu / CuXhaven, oraz
podstaw operacyjnych german
skich torpedowc6w i kontrtorpe-
dowc6w w portach i przysta-
mach belgijskich. Pamietac tez
tenn nalezy, re taxa ogromna
flota awiatyczna doskonale mo-
glaby bye uzyta do sledzenia ME
mieckich nur6w bombardowani"
kazdego dostrzezonego Z CORY
periskopu.
Pierwszy krok W kierunku IL
tworzenia omawianej floty naqo o.
wietrznej ostanie uczyniony jui
dzisiaj, gdy odnosny subkomiter
senatoryalnej komisyi wojskowej
zacznie przesluchy w sprawie IL,
tworzenia w gabinecie specyal-
nego departamentu ola awi4ty-
XII. Sprawy awiatyczne naleza 10
tychczas do oddziaiu sygnafoWe.
60 departamentu wojny, jezeli je
dnak awiatyka ma sic rozwinac
ma tax wielka skale, wskazanem
sic wydaje utworzenie ola niei
specyalnego departamentu, j1k
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12
Wioska Ofensywa
W Trentino.
Ang|icy Wzie|i Mile Frontu.
Z innyCh Teatr0W Wojny'
Sprawy Morskie.
Pershing u krola Jerzego.
Wiesci Z Rosyi.
Rewolucya W Chinach.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Wiesci Z Rosyi.
Z Teatrow Wojny.

W}osi otwieraja nova oferl--
sywe W Trentino zdobywaja
gore Ortigara. oraz prze}ecz
Agnello, biorac 500 Austrya-
kow do niewoli.
Ma francusko flandryjSkim
froncie Anglicy pod Messines
znow zdobyli mile pozycyi ME
mieckich, biorac wiele zdoby--
czy. Ma francuskich liniach "a
pasy krwawe trwaja - bez waz
niejszych zrnian na linii.
Ma innych terenach niema
wazniejszych wydarzen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12
to juz ma miejsce W Wielkiej
Brytanii Francyi.
SKoNCZYLA SIE JUz Po-
BkAzLIWOSC.
Washington, IL czerwca.

Washington, IL czerwca. -
L up}ywem dnia wczorajszegc
skolczyla sic juz poblazliwosc
jaka dotychczas okazywano tyn
mezczyznom w wieku cd lat q
do 80, kt6rzy ubieglego wtorku
mic dopefnili obowiazku regestra.
CyJnegO. General marszalek
Crowder rozesfa} wczoraj do
wszystkich gubernator6w tele--
gram, W kt6rym wzywa ich, aby
Cd dnia dzisiejszego zaczeli ener
gicznie bezwzglednie starac sic
wprowadzac W zycie postanowie.
MIA karne ustawy konskrypcyj--
nej ,ktora przewiduje "a niedopeI
nienie obowiqzku reSestracyjne--
go kare wiezienia do jednego 70.
ku zaregestroWanic przymuso.
we. R6wnoczeSnie Z departamen
tn sprawiedliwosci wydano po.
lccenic do prokurator0w federal.
nych W CALVIN kraju, ably uwol-
Mono Z areszt6w tych wszyst--
kich, ktorych dotychczas pre-
trzymano "a zaniedbanie obo.
wiazku regestracyi, o lie dodat.
kowo juz sic zapisali.
Pan Crowder zwraca uwage na
to. ze liczba opieszafych W kaz-
DEF miejscowoSci podnosi proper
&c iudzi, kt6rzy beda pow Jlani
pod karabin miedzy tymi, jacy
sc ma czas regestrowali / dlategt'
W interesie sprawicdliwosci WY
wa caiy ogoi obywateli do piracy
i pomocy rzadowi w sledzeniu |
wyszukiwaniu tych, ktorEy tch6-
rzem So podszyci do regestracyi
sic ME zgfosili.
General Crowder ukohczy} juz
prawie calkiem wygotowywa1
projekt regulacyi i przepis6w. kt6
re bedzie sic stosowat przy roz-
patrywaniu reklamacyi po1iso-
wych, roszczacych sobie pretcn-
sye do zwolnienia. cd sIuzby
przedlozy go "a kilka dni mini
strowi Bakerowi do zatwierdze--
MIA. Wedle opinii genera}a wyje-
ia cd sluzby ME powinna bye "a
dna klasa ludzi jako taxa a miej
scowe wydzialy reklamacyjne po
wir1ny szczeg6lowo zbadat kazda
pojedyhcza prosbe reklamacyjna
I podaWane ma JeJ uspraWledll--
wienie powody.
CO sic tyczy rezultat6w ze--
szlotygodniowej regestracyi, to
wedle dotychczasowych danych
najlepiej wypadla ona w Stanie
Ohio, gdzie zglosilo sic - pro-
cent wiecej popisowych anize!i
rad ma podstawie statystyki sic
spodziewal. Ma drugiem miejScd
stoi Illinois, gdzie regestrowalo
sic O 4.6 proc, wiecej, a dalej
Wisconsin, New Hampshire,
North Carolina Iowa / Connec-
ticut. ~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12
z BULGARYI.

Kopenhaga, IL. czerwca. - Do
nosz2 Buigaryi, IL ia uSilnie sta
rala sic odrebny pokoj Rosya,
a to "a wplywem rosyjskiego pl-
sarza rewolucyoniSty. Gorkie-
90, W czem mieli dopomagat po--
sci bulgarski W Berlinie, Rzow
/ posiowic butgarscyi rosyjscy W
Sztokholmie i Chrystyanii: spra-
va jcdnak iiasko zrobila zupel-
ne.
- w interwiewie prasowym,
udzielonym niemieckim gazetom
premier bulgarski. Radoslawow
zapewnil, ze Bulgaria ME mysli
bynajmniei napadaG ma Grecye,
re da sobie rade z gen. Serailem
- bez potrzeby angazowania Gre
cyl, ktora dobre pragnie zacho-
wac stosunki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12
= w interwiewie prasowym,
NORTHCLIFFE MA CzELE
KOMISYI BRYTYJSKIEJ.
Nowy York IL czerwca.

Nowy York IL czerwca. -
Lord Northcliffe, wlaSciciel The
London Times, The London
Daily Mail" czterdziestu i'll
nych gazet W Anglii, przybyl do
Nowego Yorku ,skad udaje sic
do Waszyngtonu W charakterze
przewodniczacego brytyjskiej
komisyi w Stanach Zjednoczo--
nych ,ustanowionej ma czas trwa
MIA wojny. Inni czlonkowie tel
komisyi spodziewani So w Amcry
ce "a kilka dni.
Lord Northcliffe oswiadczyf,
re powodu nawa}u piracy ME
bedzie mogi brac udzialu w zy-
ciu towarzyskiem ME chciai
wcale movie ma temat wojny
zwiazanych MIA kwestyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12
INNE TELEGRAMY.
PRZESILENIE WE WEO-
SZECH. :

Rzym, IL. czerwca. - W gabi-
necie wloskim przesilenie powa-
zne i to W chwili tuz pred otwar-
ciem novel sesyi parlamentu, ma
znaczonem ma Ago bm. wick
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12
RZEGO

Londyn, IL. czerwca. - Gene
raj Pershing, wodz wojsk amery-
kahskich, cxpedyowanych do Az
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12

szoSG cz}onkow gabinetu ME go
dzi sic podobno na polityke bar.
Sonnino, ministra spraw wewnc-
trznych: podobno wyb0r czfOn-
kow KomiSyi Wloskij do Sta
now Zjedn. wysianej zawazyi
take i spowodowal malkontenta-
eye. L kt6rych przyczyny ksiqze
Abruzz0w ME wybrai sic do A.
meryki. Kiiku ministr6w oswald
czylo postanowienia rezygnacyi.
Kr6l powr6cil do Rzymu, CO do
wodzi, IL sytuacya jest powazna.
Z CHIN.
Peking, 12. czerwca. - Rozter-
XII W Chinach - coraz gorzeJ sig
gmatwajq: ia zqdanie rewolucyo-
nistow, by rozwinqt parliament,
prczydcnt Li-Yuan-Hung O.
Swiadczyl swa po temu gotowoSc.
ale premier Dir. Wu-Ting-l'ang
odmoWil kontrsygnoWania doku-
mentu odnoSnego; jeSli parliament
bedzie rozwiazany, to uczyni to
niemozliwem wypowiedzenie woi-
ny Niemcom na pol roku - ponle-
waz najmnicj tyie czasu bedzie
trzcba ma przeprowadzenic no
Wych wyborOw...
ANGLIA A ROSYA.
Londyn, IL. czerwca. - Angiel
ski rad oglosil swq odpowiedz
na note rosyjskq, w kt6rej nowy
rad Rosy domagal sic uznanid
jake pryncypalnej zasady W ,woj-
ME obecnei - pokoju bez aneNa-
cyl. Anglia cicszy sic tego i
zgadza sic ma to, ze Rosya os}asza
zasadniczo, IL ME pragnie zabo--
row i anexacyi terytoryalnych -
jest to prawdziwie i jedynie hu-
manitarne stanowisko. Anglia
wkroczyla ia pole wojny r6wniez
ME, w zamiarze zabor6w i zdoby-
czy terytoryalnych, tylko ,celem
obrony wlasnycn terytoryow i
praw, oraz celem oswobodzenla
uciskanych dotad narodow. Tedy
raduje sic Anglia wspiera Rosye
w postanowieniu jej oswobodze-
mia Polski, ME tylko tel czesci,
jaka pod rosyjskiem panowaniem
pozostawala, ale takze zaboroW
niemieckiego i austryackiego. An
glia zada poszanowania prawa
miedzynarodowego i ukladow
respektowania, ktore gwa}ca mo-
carstwa centralne: ogolnie mo-
WAC godzi sic Anglia ma tenden--
eye cele wojny, jak wyrazone w
oswiadczeniu prezydenta Stanow
Zjedn., Wilsona. Wreszcie An
glia zaznacza, ze' eel wojny ozna-
czyla W umowach re swyml A
liantami, a jesli Rosya tego zada,
MONA nia osobno raz jeszcze
przedyskutowac owe cele usta-
lie je ma daisy ciag wojny.
PERsHING U KRoLA JE-
RZEGO.
. Londyn, IL. czerwca. - Gene
raj Pershing, wodz wojsk amery-
kanskich. expedyowanych do Ar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12

ME podaja wcale.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12

J. B. Pallasch wypo5ycza pieniadze
ma realnoSG, sprzedaje karty okreto-
we 1 realnosG. 1146 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12
Z INNYCH TERENoW
WOINY.

Piotrogrod, IL. czerwca. - Ra-
port rosyjski donosi, re urzadzo-
no wycieczke nocna, W ktoreJ
zdolano pozrywac sieci drutow
kolczastych, a nastepniet ataklem
ma bagnety uderzono ma nleprzy~
iaciela ludzi mu wytracono, a w
okopie znaczpe ,szkody zrzadzono.
Gdzie to bylo, wzmianki niema W
raporcie.
Berlin, IL. czerwca. - Ma ca
lynn wschodnim terenie sytuacya
hez zmiany.
Sofia, IL. czerwca. - Mad Var
darem i Doiran jeziorem byly IL
tarczki pomySlne dla broni bul-
garskiei; mad Crna Reka bardzo
silna kanonada irancu>ka, lcc1
ataku wrecz po niej ME bylo.
Zmian Nd linii piema sytuacyj--
nych.
Paryz, IL. ezerwca. - Ma ma
cedonskim terenie formuje sic no
wa faza ofensywy: podobno &C.
neral Serial ma bye do niej juz
got0w lada chwila wydanen 20
stanie haslo uderzenia poteznego
- tax donosza prasowe komuni-
katy. narazie jednak odosobniona
Strznlanina tNlkO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, 1S czerwca: Sw. Antoniego
Padwy. = Sw. Damhnady p. Ir.
land
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-12

gill zostaf przyjety przez krola
Jerzego i krolowe Marye W paia-
Gu Buckingham spozy} obiad Z
kr6lcstwem; wraz L MIN byi na
obiedzie ambassador amerykanskl
Page pare innych osob. Sztab
gen. Pcrshinga juz przybyl do Pa
ryza. Oddzial ,,Czerwonego krzy
ia" chicagoski wyjechal rownicz
luz do Francyi, gdzie obejmie
szpital ma 500 lozek ia linii walk.
Z HISZPANII.
Madryt, 12. czerwca. - kon-
serwatySta Edward Dato zostal
prcmierem I4iszpanii: dis ma
on przedEozyt krolowi .Alfonsowi
sklad pelny nowego gablnctu,
kt0ry ma uregulowac trudnoSci
I1iszpanii i rozgmatWac zamlesz-
XII - prawic rewolucyjne.
SAN DOMINGO A NIEMCY.
Amsterdam, IL. czerwca. -
Rzeplita San Domingo zerwaia z
Niemcami stosunki dyplomatycz-
ne
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28
King School Closes Its
Year With Big Picnic

Monday afternoon the King school,
located six miles down the valley held
its closing exercises. The program
was given in the beautiful grove on
the Axel Nelson farm on the banks of
the Sheyenne river, and consisted of
playlets and folk dances appropriate
to the outdoor situation. A large gath
ering of parents and friends for many
miles around assembled to enjoy the
afternoon with the little folks in Gods
out-of-doors. In this age of the auto
mobile, when distances are eliminated,
folks can be neighborly although liv-
ing miles apart.
After the program ice cream and
cake were served. The teacher, Miss
Agnes Selbo, deserves much credit for
the excellent manner in which her pu-
pills did their parts in the program
Supt. Minnie j. Nelson and Miss
Annie Baillie were present and spoke
to the children. After refreshments
were served the entire company en-
joyed themselves in outdoor games,
young and old taking part and the
fathers and mothers proved them
selves good sprinters and that they
had not lost any of their former
agility.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28
Watef Carnival Affords
Novel Chautauqua Treat

The water carnival at the Valley
City Chautauqua is looming UP like a
real regatta. Mr.. Hedstrom will be in
charge and promises the people a
treat in this line seldom witnessed in
this part Of the country. Already
about 20 motor boats and canoes have
signifed their willingness to partici.
pate. All kinds of water sports will
be pulled off and $14O in prizes have
already been arranged for. Mr.. He'd.
strom expects to open the day with
the passing in review of the Sheyenne
Fleet. Heavy battle ships, the light
cruiser U boats, hospital ships and
various other members Of the feet
will be seen. Uncle Sam will be there
in his real patriotic suit. Columbia in
all her glory will join us. Red Cross
nurses, Indian maidens and others too
numerous to mention have joined to
make this a great carnival. July
will be Water Carnival day. Arrange
to leave your business and help make
this new feature success. Mr. Busi.
ness Man, will you join in this? Get
some boat owner to allow you to deco.
rate his boat, work out some idea and
help him make his boat represent
something in line with present day
conditions. Probably you have the
ability Of aiding some one in rigging
out battleship, possibly you have
some idea of what a hospital ship
should look like. We want your idea
and your help. "
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28
Young Wins Title in
House Food Debate

Washington, June 25.-It's Farmer
Young of North Dakota instead Of
Representative George M. Young.
In discussing the Lever food control
bill Saturday, Mr.. Young talked in.
timately of conditions on the farm so
much that Representative Champion
of Michigan gave him the title, farm.
er. (
Mr. Young admitted the allegation
and continued:
"Very few young men indeed did
as much hard manual labor up to the
time of my graduation from the uni.
versity as l, and since then I have
grown more grain than the average
North Dakota farmer. -.
II learned to plow when guiding a
team and walking straight furrow
was fine art. I have done every
thing conceivable about a grain or
dairy farm and also worked three
years in cheese factory. have now
ed hay, pitched bundles, pulled tur-
nips out of snow, husked corn until
my fingers were bleeding and MIXED
COWS. r"
Farmer Young, you say? My an
swer is present." ... -
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28

son; Vito Ferrara; John Francis Fin.
ley; Henry John William Gahlhoff; ;
Roy Sylvester Gangestad; Gust John
Gerakos; Allen Seymour Granger;
ELIAS Alfred Craven; Hjalmar Gre
gerson; Clarence Alive Hart; Carl
George Johnson; Conrad Johnson;
Peter Karvelis; John Nicholas Kirsch
George Oliver Kurtz; Carl Oscar Lind
quist; Hans Jorgen Jipsen Lund;
Clarence Edwin Moe; Hans Emil Ny
sted; Jike Ostrowski; Thomas Robert
Paddock; Milton George Pedersen;
Albin Otto Peterson; David Pierce;
Willy Pleve; SINUS Rasmussen;
Henry William Reidemann; James
Continued on Page 81
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28
Nonpartisan to Meet
Here Middle Of July

Fargo June H.-President A. c.
Townley of the Nonpartisan league
has called a state convention of the
members Of the league to be held in
Minot July II at 2 p. m. for the
purpose of ratifying or rejecting the
agreement which has been made with
the agricultural workers union, a ma
tional organization of farm laborers.
This agreement was made at con-
ference held in Kansas between three
representatives of the workers union
and the committee of three, Commits
sioner of Agriculture and Labor, J. N.
Hagan, F. B. Wood Of Deering and N.
e. Whipple of Eckelson, which was ap-
pointed at the Nonpartisan convention
held in Fargo early in June.
The committee believes that
North Lakota farmers avail Them
selves of the labor. supply which i9
made available through this agrees
ment, their labor problems will be
practically eliminated this year.
The agreement which has been
drawn up stipulates the number Of
hours Of work and the wages per day
that shall constitute the standard day
and wages this fall. ,s T..
If the agreement is ratified it does
not bind any individual farmer to en-
ploy this labor. But any member Of
the league can then avail himself Of
this source Of supply. w.
The agricultural workers union will
act as an employment agency for the
farmers of the northwest, agreeing to
furnish an ample supply to any farm
er who will pay the agreed wages and
observe the hours of labor stipulated.
The union also guarantees to protect
the farmers hiring such help from all
trouble over strikes, and there will be
no quarreling over wages or hours of
labor. z
Three other conventions will be held
to ratify or reject the action at the
Minot convention. These will be as
follows: Valley City, July II, at 2
p. NJ; Bismarck, July 13, p. m; Dew.
lis Lake, July IA, 2 p. m.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28
Chaut;a||uqua's $ Opening
Days Offer Great Treat

The concert band of the university
of North Dakota will arrive in the city
Thursday and will make their first
appearance at the Chautauqua Friday
evening. They have made tour Of
the northern and western part Of the
state and have made hit wherever
they appeared. A great organization
has been developed and the people Of
Valley City will have the opportunity
of hearing this popular organization
during the first three days of the ses.
sion. Our own poet, James w. Foley,
will appear Sunday. Mr.. Foley has
been with us before and not only
pleased all, but was greeted with rec
ord-breaking crowds. Come and hear
him. Sunday will be great day and
it is hoped all of Valley City will
spend the day at the Chautauqua
grounds.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28
Barnes County Roll of Honor

This is one installment of the regis
tration for Barnes county under the
Military -Conscription act. Portions
of it will be published from time to
time until the complete list has been
published. s.. -....- .s.&
,Eiisbury Township-Precinct No. I.
Fritz Wilhelm Abraham; Edward
Albert Barr; Reuben Jacob Barr; Roy
Howard Bergine; Pearl Bethel; Ar
thur Benjamin Boyer; George David
Bremmer, Luther Alfred Brown, Will
liam Roy Burchill; Frank Patrick
Campbell; Walter Carpenter; Frank
Cavanaugh; Clarence Oscar Conyhen-
our; Ivan George Cowles, Arleigh
Drayton: John Ellreh; Melvin Erick-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28
Edwin White and Christina
Black Joined in Wedlock

A wedding of unusual interest took
place Saturday evening when Miss
Christina Black, of Clifford, Ontario,
became the bride of Edwin Lee White,
son of Major and Mrs. Frank White, OF
this city.
The ceremony took place at o'clock
at the White residence on west PARK
avenue, which was brilliantly lighted
and beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and ferns in profusion.
The marriage vows were read by the
Rev. Willard Crosby Lyon, pastor OF
the First Congregational church, OF
which the bride and groom are mem
bers. AS the bridal party descendeo
Continued on Page 81
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28

T. x. Calnan, assistant county agri.
cultural agent, located at Wimbledon,
spent few hours in Valley City Sat.
urday, en- route to the southern part
OF the county. He was ACCOMPANIED
by some farmers from near Wimble.
don, who were out purchasing some
Jersey cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G.. Lund, accom-.
panied by their children, left Tuesday
afternoon for Fargo to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Faith Gardner and Archi-
bald McKinnon, which occurred We'd
nesday evening at the home of the
Drlde's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Gardner, on South Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Lund is sister of Mr.. McKin-
non. .e
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28
Now Ready
for a Great Chautauqua

Druggist Siegfried received bump
from an automobile Saturday while
crossing the street in front Of the drug
store. The automobile was driven by
James Thompson of Leal, and was 60
ing very slow at the time. Mr.. Sieg-
fried was thrown down and somewhat
bruised by the encounter.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28
MAsoNs TO sANBoRN

Sunday afternoon about 20 members
of the Masonic order Of this city went
to Sanborn by automobile to help the
lodge there celebrate the 200th ami
versary of the grand lodge of England.
The celebration consisted of addresses
and other numbers that made up fine
program.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-28
Notice to the Public Regarding the Coal Situation


partially the buying
public understood forcing the dealer
duct his business alon8 certain lines
further
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J.. S. Thomson ManaRer
By
ELEVATOR COMPANY
Laird. AGENT.
PEOPLES
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The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-22

ing here in Courvoisier?" little Jeanne
asked her father. 1t was not quite the
usual thing for Foreigner any other
lady to stay in an inn without an es-
cort.
'That I do not know--nor do I care,
ma petite" Henri Christophe said.
"She is not French as she says. One
may tell from her accent" the girl re-
marked. 1t was patent that her wom-
ans curiosity had been aroused by
their feminine guest.
"But she pays, my little one--and
she minds her own business" her IA
Their responded. "Let us do likewise.
Wipe of the table yonder" he
directed Jeanne, as II he would give
her something to think of that would
take her mind off such idle thoughts.
Little Jeanne took the cloth from a
nearby hook and proceeded to polish
the table top at which the two peas
ants had lately sat. And while she
was thus engaged their too frugal
French guest folded up his paper. rose,
and left them.