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Rock Island Argus., 1917-02-13
Extra Time Allowed Neutral
Vessels Said by Germany
to Have Expired.
NO MORE WARNINGS
Boats Can no Longer Expect
to Be Individually Told
Report Says.

Amsterdam Feb. rs. (via London,
9:09 a. mI-Au periods of grace for
neutral ships entering the zones an
uouuced as prohibited by Germany
have row expired, according to "a Ber-
lin Official statement received here
The statement says thar immunity
ceased iu respect to- the Atlantic and
English channel zones on the night
of Feb. lZ, for the North sea zone on
Feb. and for the Mediterranean zone
ON Feb. 10. IT continues:
prom now on. therefore. in all pro
hibired zones the warning which has
been issued IS In full force and ship
ping can no longer expect Individual
warming. Vessels which enter the pro
hIbited areas do so with a full knowI-
edge Of the dangers threatening them
and their crews.
Il is expressly stated that all news
spread from enemy sources about any
torpedCing Of neutral ships without
previous warning before the dates
mentioned for the various prohibited
areas is incorrect.
Grace 10 Enemy Ships.
"The periods Of grace mentioned
were also ia force for enemy passen-
ger vessels because ii was possible
that they were carrying neutral pas
sengers who were perhaps ignorant
of The new blockade regulations
e. =. Considers Next Sfep.
Washington. Feb. I3-Berlius for
NAL announcement that the time has
expired for all exceptions fin the cam
paigu of ruthIessuess, turned arten-
tion here today 20 the questions which
confront the American government iu
whatever next steps may be taken 10
meet the situation
President Wilson abandoned his
morning game Of golt and remained at
work in his study. In the afternoon
the cabinet met and went over the
situation
Questions Up.
Among the questions now being
carefully considered are.
The proposed conference Of neu-
trails 60 outline the rights Of the
u8tions not engaged in the war,
LoaniHg guns for the arming OF
American merchant ships.
Aeti0n on Austri8's situation in
the new campaign.
The new ambassador, Count
Tarnowski. still Is waiting 10 pre-
sent his credentials
A reply to HexiCo's suggestion
for embarg0es on food and ammu-
milton TO the belligerents.
ANY OF all Of these questions are eE-
pecre5 to be decided ln the near fu-
ture.
While it was reiterated today that
the president would not be rushed into
war. it was plain that all officials real
ized that the much feared overt act
might come at any time
Rock Island Argus., 1917-02-13
REVENUE MEASURE
Is SENT TO SENATE

Washington, Feb Ia The revenue
bin as agreed upon by the senate dem
ocrauc caucus and designed TO raise
about $3.50 600 900, was reported TO tHe
senate today by Chairman simmons
uf the finance committee.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-02-13
TWO BRITISH SHIPS
ARRIVE AT NEW YORK

New York. Feb TO- Two British
passenger liners. the Iacoaia Irom
Liverpool Feb 81 and the Ascauia.
from London Jan. 20. reached here TO-
day and reported having passed
through the war zone without being
stopped or sighting anything unusual
Rock Island Argus., 1917-02-13
CREEK PROVINCE
is SWEPT BY FIRE

London. Feb 13-Fire is sweeping
through q large section uf the Piraeus
and has caused a heavy loss Of life &C.
cording to a Reuters dispatch sent
from the Greek port last night The
confagration started in munit'on
factory late Monday afternoon and
spread rapidly over a considerable
area,
Rock Island Argus., 1917-02-13

GERMANY CALLS
MORE TO COLORS

London Feb 13-A Reuter- dispatch
Iram Berne says that the German au-
sHortles have suddenly called 70 the
.Elors ali officials Of trade unions and
social organizations. These officials.
vino aggregate 10000 in number have
previously been eNcmpt from military
Rock Island Argus., 1917-02-13

The Norwegian motor vessel West
has been sunk, Lloyds shipping agency
also announced today. The crew was
landed
fThc Norwegian motor vessel West
is not listed in an available shipping
ME sinking Of the British steamer
Forelaud was later announced by
Lloyds. -
Queenstown. Feb. l3. t9ia London.
5.ag b. m1-Of the three American
fremeu who we're aboard the British
steamship SaX0uiau when sine was
ashe1ed. t0rpedoed and SUNK by a Ger
man submarine last Wednesday one
of them James WeHgard. was wound
cd by "a shell splinter and Us now 40
che hospital here
Elwood Moore. OF ST. Louis. Ameri-
can fireman on .he SaX0nian, said the
submarine which sank the vessel gave
no warning but Immediately began to
shell the ship ON sighting her While
getting into one of the boats Weygafd
was wounded by the she'll splinter.
Thomas Williams. boatswain, was ln-
mrad badly and afterward died.
The attack was made al point
fully 250 miles from shore. one boat
containing % men was aHoat Tor bs
HOaENt Dt i8la Nllt i.' p ItttilNr Hf' NAA#A
ed up The captain was taken pris-
oner 0u the submarine
Washington Fen. l3 some mem
bers 0f the families of officials at
tached to the Austro-Huusariau eul-
bassy have arranged 90 leave the Gni-
ted States with Count Won BernstOfh
and his party. lH some quarters these
arrangements were regarded as sigui-
dcaut 70 view ol the indefinite state
Of relation with Austria-Hungary
Want Treaty Ratified.
Flat rejection by the United states
or Germauys proposal 10 discuss in
ternajionat differences without first
halting the illegal submarine cam
palgu left one other suggestion OF the
Berlin government still pending at the
state department today That was to
reaHrm the Pruss.au-American treat
les of 1898 and 1928 relating mainly
fo treatment OF enemy residents in
war times. with "a number of new pro-
visions which apparently would con-
st5ute almost neW treaty.
Fr0Un ON Proposal
i. seemed quite probable that this
proposal the same as that submitted
to Ambas sad0r Gerard at Berlin after
hc had asked for bis uas ports and
which be declined to consider viii
be frowned upon ALSO Both offers
we're submitted 70 the state depart
mont through the Swiss minister act
ing on behalf OF Germany.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-02-13
Seua tors Vote 81 to 18 to
Submit State Prohibition
Bill to the People.
BATTLE LOWDEN PLAN


-..urHelH, M Feb. H.. Sena-
rs. Weeds aiU to submit the ques-
.." #f .tGtu-wife prohibition lo "a
...E vote iu tine general eiec-
.. E#ir. passed the senate fo-
HnHn.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-02-13

Associated Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus., 1917-02-13

NJ e m b er Of Audit
Bureau of Calculations
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-05
@as in G5sruOmit pOrsebt.
ensberiftsrfintts,

Der arieesberidt,rfiatier beg
.Bien.r Sageblnii~ bait. @slssens
bsit. ii9 nit .inem rufiif6en OffiSisr
gu uniertaltsn, Der aHfanss Sessms
Der NIT ieirr &ompasnie BEL airIis
baba ssfoneen senpmmen ipuro.. Der
Dffijier iprad flisbenb beutfh -
feline gliern iparen 8ranbenburstr
gausrn. bic in ben 50sr Sabren nod
Rubldnb ausipnnbertsn unb jib IN
s5eiaterinosIaip aniieb.lten; er er5dhIte
iiber feinsn aufentbalt I'M Wtouat
Cttober IN g5ernofpib:
Die 5duptiidb Der 8utoipina in ses
sntpGris Elm srObe Waffenlas.r; nas
msntIi4 III bort ein srober artiatries
part ipn5eniriert.
Geit stpei Ncnaten befinbst fid in
gJsrnopib Elm, Offiskrsi9uIe. Die
s,Tammte ruiTiidle int.lIisente Sue
senb, bic BEL ben Iebtm aushebunsen
als fir Wlilit6rbitnIte gstignet Be-
funben fpurb., befinbtt ii6 in G5ernos
ipib uab beiudt bi. bort etabIier.
DffisiersfGuIs. Gs m6sen etipu 300
35alinge in gsernofpib stsenipdrtis
NIT ibren miIitGriidtn Gtubien oblies
gen. lleberbi.s lit cine sroBe an'
5abI BON Rdruten porbanben, tptlds
exnfalls in gaeruofpib unb nnments
lid in ben 0orft1btsn militdrif4
duseebiIbst pirt. Das Gtabibilb IN
Elm Guberf Icbbaftes. Dod betbei.
Iigt iid bic gssrnofpiber 8eb6lteruns
an Qeben iinb Sreikn duf Der Stra,
bs nur Iebr tpeniq. Midn iisbt meiitsns
Offisiere unb rnHifde 3ipiIbeamte
nit ibren syraneu. Sdmmtli@e aafs
f.sbdufer, nameniIih bus Cafe Sdbss
burg, b1s RaiFereafe unb bas Gaft
be rGurcps. ifnb febr gut bsfu4t;
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(Srnnbeisent9nms. .SppOtbeien.
81 ene Nnnnfhefen

A
State Slayer ar 4oupooo Z. uno =
Go. $1,000.
Gle Gorcormt MING. 60. al grigD
ton German @onf 50. $i3,750.
George @oibinetcu an Grite &sarl
q. & 6. q. $3.50.
5re6 Shnittfer nn @iiliie Eapelr
brof 5000
Bertha 6. Sdapeifert ali Grnit Sta
tion 6. itnb Q. 60. $4,000
GtheI 8. @olSerbirrs an Gid siiu
9. unS g. 60. $500.
Rarion 6. a)aaenbers al SpSI
8arf Snnires ganf 60. $4,000.
aate Goof an George 9. 8aiisbar
Ii. u. $3.50.
3heobore 5. Gotter on Nortpooi
Saib & Goor Wifna. 60. $1,000.
Carrie q. 9tortnnnn OH Wlt. Seal
TIN Q. uno 8. 50. $500.
gSalter r. Snnnlrr an SoutberiI
Sbio 6. unb Z. 60. 5000.
Charles 2. 4eters an DO. S1700.
2ouis Somnier an DO. 5000.
8. s. Garrito OIL Roie %. Stur.
ipoIb $25S.25.
Waarp gprts an 6. s. sbatp
$4,000.
3apio $. Seott ON Gilt Gbse y. 6
g. 60. S3250.
Dlnra g. Stroini6er an D- 6.
Smitb $f471.50.
9earI @aielstp m 9nnnerp .. sf
60. $1,000.
slnna aur6eImeber an Gerruanio
10. 2 6. un6 .. go. S175o.
9abib 8. Scott an Sennie g. Giii
$500.
@etiIete Sppotbefen-
ginp 9roeif OH geItern & Sortb'
ern aife Sni. 60. $4,000.
Sranf 81. 0tilIer OH gsaoiion 9. Y.
eto. 9 $2500.
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6 .unb 9. SO. $4,000.
glnna @anbeonI on slnenio Some
g. imS g. 60. $4,000.
gHbert Soiepb on Warcus Wlcid.
bofpsfp $3.50.
Catherine 8ar6 on Sunes Glarf
S7OO.
90. on ssrifb .. unS g. Go $3.50.
Grnit 6. 9anoorf ON Star .. u.
go. 8 60. $500.
91bio 8. 9IIln on Rpcrs q. 500
per $2100.
gasauale Simone an So. $4,000.
S5eIen O. aoebIer on DO. St775.
emma z. Seiner an DO. $3.50.
Dlorion 6. @aIlenbere on s8eiieril
nnb soiliberr 9iie sni. go. $4,000.
Wiarp Wscaiulep on Stur .. u. go.
3 Go. S1400.
slIbina SoswirrfIe oil Star y. v.
0o. 3 Go. $4,000.
8. 2dsoitemir an gf. SeaIthp g
,mb g. 60. $500.
Y. Is. Wtu!Ie on H. .. GdIrleD
$2500.
9iid)nro G. Cob on @eorgs g.
Goofe $1,000.
gatborine grrns on SuIia .. sri
toIS $500.
Wlarp gprns OH DO. $1175.
@crp u. SbonIpion al @eitcrn
Sias .. g. iulS g. Go. $500.
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@runbeissnthnms.l .llebertraaanaeH.
Gineinnuti, a. San.

Catherine Seins an Gaoib 3.
8mier, so bel 140 SUB an Der gsoro.
ieite Der 5oreit 9lpenue, $50 5nB
ipeitlid Der Burns ane. in Gennelacr
Parf $500.
$enrp gottnran all George @oib.
inston, 25 bel 100 SUB an Der Roro.
ieite Der Sill Strabe, biIbenb Got 90
in Seurp Wiiaer's llnterabtbeilun5
81.
Die Sacob 5reuno Jiooiing 60. en-
Die Gorcoran manufacturing Co..
padJtref)t alrf oos gigertbiim, olis
1T Sub beitebert6. ON Der Saibipeit.
feite Der 9lnunen gGpenue, 204 Cub
BON Der Spring @roDe slpe. 81.
Die Cincinnati Siooiing EiIe &
Terra Gotta Goutpdi1p ON bo., cir
etoentbnm bon 1877 EuB Lungs Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-05

ggenfmtin3en Der Rtihs-
" I'm m am MI ung. Dds 3ens
iralsaommiites Der Seutfden g.rtine
BON Roihen areu3 bat spei Denis
miin3sn bsrjieIen laiien, Die ben GIN
Iiefersrn Don 9lliglmmi ie nah BEN
Weribe ibru Spenbe ola Crime
rungseaben seipdbri iperben. Cine
goIfs sDenimiin;e iolI bic Elm. isiR.
nm fir gummifpenben I'm Dcrshe
Don etipa 80 pfennis pergeben 81
ipsrben. Die eiisrne Wtiin3e 3.ist anf
Der BprperEsite elm arsua, imseben
pon 8ienen unb 9lmsiien unb tiner
Snidrif. om Ranbs: .altaummis
SdmmIuns 1916. 2luf Der Ridjeite
itebt Der goetbs'j6s gers: ~Dds Als
lsrminbefis miibt ibr .ntbeden auf bns
ssI6ninbsfe in allen gdei.- - Sir
@iimmiipenbsu I'm Wertbe pon etipa
so Wharf tommt bic nnbsre Wiin5s in
9etraht. bic prof .ausuit gaul mos
bsllirt bat. Die Uorbnfeite Der In gee
Diesenem giisnsub berseiieIlisnMiln5e
5isrt cine bem Sturme trobenbs Gife,
bic Riidieits sntbdlt sintn Rran3 pon
9isnen unb almeiitn unS ben sIei&eu
@trs gottbes.
Der beriforbene geFber tes
Walborf Mjtoria 6oitls, Georae
q. Bolbt, bate isin Geben fir
500. 900 beriinert. Gsfn glnmlab
lptss aaf - min, DolIazs pei&att
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-05

We;b Elm iehr reger Werispr. Oh
Strabsn iinb an ben Yormltidger
,iemlib b,Iebt. Die RuHsn babsH ss
iit fcgar anseIts.n fein ldfen, 5rDt'
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brinaen, frtlte ;ipsinldl in Der Wod'
uuf BEN Rineplab Dor bsm Rdibbaii'
Ie fonsertiersn. 2llg gttr6ftianrs Der
gqihiaisit iein.r 2lngaben er5dblt Der
geninant, nab sr in Der Serr,nedllt
Ro. 81 i'm Soauie 8tlbouit3 fpobnis
oaber 9el.eenbsit bate. ftsis I'm Sen,
irum Der Stabt 5u ipeilsn unb iid'
bag aeben unb 5reibsu Der gtDolie'
runo ausuidlausn. gr b.merii aud',
bah iimmtlife ruiiiif.u Offi5isre,
BON ben b5biisn Biz gu ben tlsinftsn
gbarosu, iih in G5ernotpiB isbr germ
oufhnIttn unb Die Giaot rei3snb iins
ben. Gle iti cine pdbre p.rls I'M
Often.
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nitt aerabe isbr biIIia tpartn. ino II
Der lebin 3eit btbsitsno Hlligsr &c
lporben. Si.s 1T auf ben llmiiano
suriid,ufiibrsn, bab Elm aug stisrs'
bura .utienbet.r 3ipiI.ommihar lan.
aer. 3eit in gsrnopis tpsiIie unb aaf
grunb Ieiner Dabrnebmunstn sinen
geri6t eriiattets, befm GoIgen l'm
in b.suo auf bi, sipproOiiionirnns
Der Siaei fiiblbar mahten. Ger
atutnant iagt ielbii, bab oi. Mullen
iit i.br bemiibtn, bi. e3srHoipIssr
g,p5lterune m0sli6ii i9onsne 90
bebanoeIn, nm Il. aus ibrsr 3AelIf
nubmsloIiat.it uno Qtpattie hsrdus,ila
reiben gs min aber ni9t esIlnstH.
en- Der Gtobt nirb bi. Srbnuug
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gpib. aud Elm sinbeimii&er geamisr
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iien 3eit foil an Der peripberie Der
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elm 'rafdes Gnoe sefunbeH. Das
aommanbo Isst srObes e,epi6t oas
rauf, bab bic geo0IseruHs ielnsn
S6absn erlsibst.
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.inauartiri neroen. ipirb fols.noer
8oreana beobad,tet: Ter SfiBIer
m,lbet ii6 btim Stabtmasiftrat uHo
erbdlt bort cine Quortisranipttiuns.
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tuna zines Mcsiiiroisorsans in bic
ibm suaeipi.isne Wobnuns. Sn ans
pefenbeit bss Gffi5iers pirb 6ur6
bas magiItratifde Organ elm Jlfpsns
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iammtsn pOrscfuubenm einri4tun5
nihts iebls unb aud nihts bsid,ls
bist ipurb.. Mas bic 2ebsnsmiiisl
betrifft, 10 sisbt es JI.ii4 in Jias,
etipas fnappn iinb bic Wsflrors
rdtbe. 3udsr .oitet a aubsI. pin
neaeen jinb gier unb Butter ebenlo
rsi6Iid uub billig, tpis pdbrsnb Der
eritsn Srpei SnDaiionsn.
Sim ipsit,ren 8erlauf Ses Ssiprls
dss 6uberte iid bonn Der lsutnaEt
ii6er bi. Stimmuns i'm ruiiiihen Dell
unb i'm Seer. iOlesnbermaBen: .Mnn
in IN RubIano Ihon Idnsit sur ers
ienntnis esIans!, bab bic Wlaht Der
3entral'tanien ni5t 81 breten NJ;
man empfinbst bi. GortieBuns bss
ariea.s als Elm fd,peres Opfsr. nno
man III beftrsbt, bi,ie Opfer moslid't
Al perrinsrn. 9sibtr fei Is BEN
snsliTden ginflub seIunsm. bi. Obsr'
bdnb ,u b.tommen unb isbe R.snr3
rad bieTer Ri6tuns 5u untsrbridsH.
Sies empfinte man ebenio otutli4
. p.rf-..I ,,... T., KxouyrsfA
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DrudfeqIer.

gqfs Der lyiibrer ber Rettungs SO,
Tonne benz perunsliidten Mbffinenten
einm Shlnd 9ranntpein aubot,
fiiblts fi9 br Mann ss Q) r6nst
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RadikaIbeiIung Or nervenstbwatbe.
edva nsrpO soun esas BOT @ aSr,m n as Sa
aaa sas un Der sehtra saas g,uns
asi nnS FraHnn gis a G1t1 lassss
tu Gttnr Samtntug
Sn
hha gst nres asl nts 9sa as
peut sehsn Pr,yst. .KIinik 27 tr New York NY
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-26
Facts on Military
Registration for You

Our instructions regarding Military
Repatriation to be made on June 5, 1917.
as received from the War Department, is
as follows:
Every male person between the ages
Of 81 and 30. both inclusive. must reg
lister with their Home precinct registrar
on June 9Th, 1917.
For those who cannot be home to reg
record the answers to the questions and
you are held liable for getting this reg
tstration card to your home precinct by
June 5, 1917.
Go to your nearest County Clerk, or If
in a city Of 10000 or more go to the
registration card, and you are to send 1t
SO it gets to your home precinct by June
s. 1917.
You must appear in person to answer
the questions. and 1t must be done SO
your card gets to your home precinct by
Jufe s, 1917.
You are not registered until your card
gets to your home precinct by June S.
County Clerk means County Auditor
in North Dakota.
21 to 80. inclusive, means up to your
s1st birthday.
You must appear in person to answer
questions.
Penalty for failure or neglect to reg
lister is Imprisonment without alternate
of fine.
Tell everyone, so as to avoid them get
ting into trouble;
We cannot mail you cards to be filled
out.
Every one of specified ages must reg
lister. whether citizens or not, and
whether sick. we'll or absent.
BE sure and apply for registration In
time and avoid trouble.
Yours truly,
HANS ANDERSON.
County Auditor
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-26
PROGRAM FOR
RACES READY
Galaxy of Crack Drivers to
Compete on Decoration
Day at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. May 2e.-The program
for the big automobile meet at the
%sharonville Speedway on Decoration
day has been completed. Besides the
championship race at $50 miles. the
card includes three other events.
There will be approximately thirty
starters in the elimination contests
for the ESQ mile race. Among the
leading drivers who are either now at
the Speedway or or their way, thsrs
are barney Oldfeld. Eddie Ricksn-
hacker. Ralph DePalma. Eddie
Hearne, Ralph Milford. Pete Hen
derson, Billy Taylor, Ira Vail, Jules
Dsvigne, Jack Lecain. Dave Lewis,
Earl Cooper, Louis Fontaine, Louis
Chevrolet, Omar loft, Doc" McCord,
c, NJ. Hwan. George Ruzane. Andy
Burt, Milton Mcbride. Billy Chand-
Ter. doe Thomas and Walter Haines
The S%haronville grand stand has q
seating capacity Of 10000. and an
equal number can be accommodated
comfortably in the blsacher stands In
the field or at the opposite side Of
the track from the grand stand. Au-
tomobile row and the standing room
section Of the inield can handle sew,
eral thousand more. A record break
ing crowd is anticipated.
The race will be Of the rich.
est Of the year. In addition to the
$4,000 prize money, there will b
several thousand dollars in prisal
donated by tire and automobile man
ufacturers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-26
DRAYT0N wins
!. FIRST GAME
Grafton on Drayton
Diamond in First Game
of the Season.

Drayton, N. d., May 2s.-In the
hrst game of the season played on the
Drayton diamond yesterday afternoon,
tho local nine defeated the Grafton
aggregation by a score of 8 to 2.
Mayor John ,Vestre Of Drayton
pitched the first ball Of the game.
Umpires were Alein and Moore.
Berg, Nelson, Mccarthy and Beare
did tie battery work for the Grafton
toam, while Farnsworth and Drayton
were the battery for Drayton.
4 total of IL hits were secured by
Drayton end 6 by Grafton. Farms
worth for, the Drayton team struck
out ~ men, while Berg and Mccarthy
on the mound for Grafton struck out
seven.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-26

administered said estate. and praying
that a time n place be fixed for ex-
aiming and allowing the account Of
his administration. and for the assign
ment of the residue OF said estate to
heirs:
1t is ordered, that said account be ex-
amined, and petition heard. by the Judge
of this court on Wednesday. the 9Th day
of June. 1917, at 10 o'clock "A. NJ. at
Grand Forks. in said County.
And Il is further ordered. that notice
hereof be given to all persons Interested,
citation for o successive weeks prior
to sal day Of hearing, in the Grand
Forks Herald. a daily newspaper. print
ed and published at Grand Forks, In said
County.
day of May, A. D. 1917.
BY the Court.
l.. X. HASSELL.
Judge of County Court.
County Court Seal)
G. L. Lindstrom, Attorney for Admin
NAV 6-12-19-26o
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81. SO far as the same pertains to Mich
iEan township; also the mile running
tion 10; also the mile running east and
west on the south side of Section 40;
also the mile running east and west on
the south side of Section 8. All work
will he let to the lowest bidder on con-
tract, and bids should be addressed to
Martin Adams, Clerk of Michigan town
ship, at Reynolds, N. D., plainly mark
igan township"
BY order of the Township Board.
MARTIN ADAMS,
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Thompson Took Sew.
= en- Men to Annual
Conference.
DAKOTA MI
MINNESOTA MEET
|Flickertail Athletes Left in
Good Shape to Make
Fine Showing.

Coach F. L.. Thompson and seven
members Of the University of North
Dakota track team left yesterday for
Northfeld, Mimi, where they will
AXE part in the annual Minnesota
Dakota conference meet, which Will
be held on Carleton college field to-
day. The men making the trip are
|HRass, Bublitz, DeLDng, Leith, Lowe,
Wardwell and Wylie.
Team in Good shape,
1The university team is a well bal
anced one this year and it is expected
| that the Flickertail athletes will make
ence meet. All of the men have been
working hard during the past few
weeks and have shown remarkable
Improvement owe early season form.
While Coach Thompson does not state
that he expected his athletes to romp
away with the meet, he feels certain
that they will make a strong bid for
the honors and will make all other
teams travel,a at top speed to heat them
to the tape.
Bass is Star.
Bass is counted on as a strong
rpint winner for the varsity. He is a
@javelin thrower Of more than usual
ability and it is believed he will have
no difficulty in setting a new confer
ence ecord in this event next Satur-
day. Bass is also a strong man with
the discus and is expected to show up
we'll in this event
For the shot, hammer n discus,
the coach. has Bublitz. He is a pow
crful weight MAJ with a great deal of
ability and years of experience and
may be counted on to deliver the
goods.
High Jumpers Have Form.
In the high jump the coach has De-
Long and Leith, two men who have
been stepping over the bar in excel
lent style. These men are expected to
have no difficulty in taking points In
this event and l.eith is a broad Jump
81 Of no little ability.
Wardwell in the pole vault Is an
athlete of. much promise. Wardwell
ID "a Freshman in the university but 10
the holder of the state interscholasttc
record in the pole vault: He goes
seraGthe- .hay-is excellant-- form and
&ies the heights with great ease.
- Fast sprinters.
owe and Wylie will represent the
Aarsity in the sprints. These two men
!He been making excellent time over
he short distances and are counted
pom by the coach to place in their
Naents.
With such an aggregation Coach
thompson will invade Minnesota Sat-
gitlay and 1t will not be strange II
siorth Dakota, carries off more than
!ser share of the honors at the o n
nionce meet.
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OF MEET
IS DUE TO DIRECTOR
Athletic Directnr Harry Bntlee Haa
Worked Hard Getting Lads
Into Condition.

IT.. ...3-| . --
Ths success Of the greatest grade
school athletic meet YER held in
Grand Forks yesterday afternoon.
with the smashing of nine records and
the sauailing Of another. II due large
iy to the efforts and organising ability
Of Athletic Director Harry Butler Of
the city schools.
From . group Of dncouth and BASH
full lads. Butler has developed. an or
e~anjsation Of oyer 500 students.
Through football hockey. baseball and
track. hs has brought the lads through
q seasons work that puts them in
ADVANCE them more rapidly in hish
school and college athletics.
The marked ability Of the lads in
yesterdays contest. the organization
in itself ana the precision responsive
Of the training the lads have bssn
given, depict In q way the amount Of
wsrk that Dutlsr has doHsS in davslep-
Ing school akAietiee.