davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PREZIDENTO PROKLIA.
MACIJA MAISTO
REIKALE.

Washington, rugp. 1o.-Pre-
zidenfas Wilsonas vakar pa
skelbe prokliamacija, kad su
rugsejo l d., anot kongreso nu-
tarimo, visi visoj salyj javai ir
mlltai pereina vyriausyb6s
kontrolen. Visos korporacijos,
firIpos,- sajungos ar pavieniai
.asmenis, darantis javais ar
miltais apyvarta, privalo gau-
ii tam tikslui valdiska leidima
ligi rugs. l dienos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
VOKIETIJA TURF 300 MAR
DANcIU LAIvIp.

Copenhagen, rugp. 16.-vo-
kleciQ nardancioji prekybos
laivc "Deutschland," katra
kelis kartus buvo aplankius
Amerika, nuskirta kar6s vel
kiman, anot gautp ziniq is Vo.
kietijos. -Isviso vokietija tu-
rlnti apie 300 visokio didumo
nardancip laivip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
KARALIUS zIURI AMERI.
KONIsKU KAREIvIU
PARODAVIMO.

Londonas, rugp. 16.-Vakar
AngliJos sostines gatv6mis
marSavo amerikoniSka kariuo-
meme. Sitam parodavimui
prisiziurin6jo Anglijos kara
lius, daugelis diplomatu ir
kuOno yisi ministerip kabine-
to nariai.
Civiliai gyventojai sveikino
amerikonus, keliaujancius ka-
res frOntan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
6 STREIKININKAI NUzU.
DYTA BARCELONOJ.
Daugelis riausininku suzeista.

Paryzius, rugp. 16. - Gele-
zin';elietiu streikaS Ispanijoic
visu smarkumu plcciasi. Vie.
nm-kitur ivyksta sumiSimai.
.lidziallsi. snmisimai yakar. b,,-
vo Barcelona. Tenai 6 strei-
liininkai nuSauta ir daugelis
suZeista.
Be gelezinkeIieciu iSeina
streikan IL kit kitu darbo
Saku darbininkai. Dirbtuv6s
nzdaromos. Visur paskelbta
kares stovis. Miesto gatvtmis
patroliuOja kareiviai.
Pacioj sostin6j Madride kol-
llas ramu. Bet miestas atrodo
kaip kolSia karts stovyl;la.
Uzdaryta krautuv6s: Nebigio-
ja gatvekariai, nevazintja ka-
rietdl6s. Gyventojams ducra
gamma kareiviai.
Vyriausyb6s isakymu ares
tuOjami anarchistai ir social
stu vadovai. Mes Gems prime
tama dabartines suirut6s.
Kaikuriose provincijose IT.
gi kol-kas ramu. Tx neziria.
ar ilgam.
Siandie visa Ispanii;. stow
kaipir ant ugnekalnio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
SUOMIAI NEKLAUSO RU-
sU vYRIAUsYBts.

Petrogradas, rugp. 16. - Is
Gelsingforso gauta zinia, kad
Suomijos seimas zadas isnau-
jo pradeti. savo posedzius, ne
.Siurint rusp vyriausybese uz,
draudimo; Seimo didzisuna yra
socialistai.1 "a .aeBs5rs
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
KRUVINOS RIAUSES SU0.
MIJOS SOSTINEJE.

Gelsingforsas, rugp. 16. -
Uzvakar cionai ivyko kruvi-,
mas kareiviu su civiliais gv-
ventOjais susir6mimas. Gatvfs
papludo kraujais. Daugelis
zmOniu uzmusta ir suzeista.
Susir6mimas ivyko, kuomct
nezinomi zmon6s prad6jo sau-
dyti j patroliuojancius gatve-
mis- kareivius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
KANADIECIQ LAIMEJIMAI
PRANCUZIJOJE
KRUVINOS RIAUSES ISPANIJOJE
BUVES RUSIJOS CARAS
ISGABENTAS SIBERIJON.
Tenai jam busianti atvan-
gesne vieta.

Petrogradas, rugp. 16.-Ru-
sijos ziniu agentura vallar va
kare pusoficialiai paskelb6,
kad buves Rusijos caras Niko-
lai Romanov is Carskoje Sielo
iSgabentas Tobolska, Siberi-
.joje. Su juo podraug isvezta ir
jo zmOna SUI vaikais. SakOma,
tenai jam busianti atvangesnG
vieta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
TURF SUTRUsKINTI AUTO
KRATIZMA.

Londonas, rugp. 16.-Vakar
parlamente kalbGjo ministeriu
pirmininkas Lloyd George.
Turbut popeziaus rasta prisi-
mines pasake, kad "demokra-
tiJa turi sutruSkinti autokra-
tlzmq If tik paskui bus galima
taikinties.''
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
VOKIEcIAI STURMUOJA
RUMUNU PoZrCIJAs.

Berlynas, rugp. 16. - Au-
strai-vokieGiai ties Sereth upe,
RumunijOs fronte, rugpjucio
Ia d. sturmavp. Baltaretu aug
stumas, gplinetias vakariniam
Iup6s Some. Ties Sereth .ir kali
nuose rusaiFlEigmgaunai ligmgau neteko
suvirs 5000 ..kkareivl% kurie
paimta tielaisven, s....z; ~ /.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
sKRIDo 400 MYL1Q.

Paryzius, rugp. 1G = Pran-
cuzQ lakunu, leitenantu Me
zergnes IL Beaumont, kpriedu
bombardavo Vokietijos miesta
Frankforta, turejo praskristi
4oo myliu pries smarkp .vtja.
Nuskride ant Frankforto ten
nesutikO nei vienO vokieciu
lakunO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
NUSKANDINTA 10 LAIvU.

Londonas, rugp. 16. = Pra-
eita savaite nardancios laiv9s
nuskandino 10 visokio didu-
mo Anglijos laivp. Nuo yasa-
rio l dienos, s. m., laiv6s isvi.
so nuskandino 100 visOkip An
glijos laivp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16

riiu. Jci Sitas svarbiausias So
lygas Vokietija apsiimtp is
pildyti, Suv. Valstiios stow uz
llards baigima.
Daugiau kas paaiSkGs taikos
rcikalc, kuOmct Snv. Valstijos
gauS Sv. T6vo oficiali rasta.
Nezinia dar, kas ta rasta- sios
SALES vyriausybei inteiks-at.
lspanijOs ambasadOrius, ar gal
katras pietin6s Amerikos res
publiku ambasadorius.
Sv. T6vas per savo delegata
WashingtOne neturi 0ficialiuo-
sc relkaluOSe susineSimO 81,
sios Sales vyriausybe. Sv. 'rt-
vo delegatas Washlngtone ne
siskaito Oficialis atstovas. Off
cialiu atstovu Sioi salyj, kaI-
bant diplomatiskai, skaitosi
visi Sios salies katalikai gy
ventOjai. Bet Sv. Tayas oficia~
llus atstovus turi pIetin6s A
merikOs respublikOse ir kitcsc
Salyse. Todel kol-kas nezinia.
per kokios Salies ambasado-
riaus rankas pateks popeziaus
rastas vyriausybei.
Senate verda smarki kova
uz ir prieS taika.
SenatOrius Sherman is Hi
nOis valstijOs indave senatui
pagaminta rezoliucija, kuriaja
reikalaujama, kad senatas var
du Salies gyventojQ nustatytn
taikos salygas, sulyg kuriu
butQ galima prad6ti nors is
patOlO taikOs derybas. Mes ga
ma to kraujo liejimo - sako
sen. Sherman. Taikos priest
nlnkai, kurie nezinia ky gera
mato is tOlesnGs karts, priest
nasi, sakydami, kad senatas
neprivalO ir netari teisGs mai
syties i taikos reikalus. Tai,
girdi, isimtinas paties prezi-
dentO darbas. Teciau taikos
visai kitaip aiskina.
Sp6jama tatai, kad sen. Sher-
mano taikos rezoliucija senate
busianti priimta.
Antai senatorius Lewis is
Illinois po sen. Shermano re-
zollucijos tuojaus pagamino
savo rezoliucija, kurioj pasa-
kyta, kad senatas mestu kal-
bas apie taika, kad apie taika
nei uzsiminti, kuomet
nelveikta VOkietija ir TT. Ne
zinia, kaip daugelis senatoriu
Jo nuomonei pritars.
Kick suzinota, visupirmu
Anglia, tarytum, Saltai atsi-
mesa / pOpeziaus sumanyma
taikos reikale. Visgi tikresniu
zlniu truksta, mes nezinomas
pOpeziaus OficialiO rasto turf
nys. Bet abelnai manoma, kad
jei Suv. ValstijOs nors truputi
pasvirs taikos pus6n, ton pu-
sen links ir Anglia su savo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16

Rugpjucio Is, 1917 m.
Chicago ir apylinkes.-sian-
die grazus oras ir Silciau; ry-
toj irgi grazu, bet vesiau.
Temperature vakar aug
sciausia IS, zemiausia &c lsip-
sniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16

prizes kare su atstatytOmis Bel
giJa, Serbia, Rumunija butrl
labai patogi Anglijai taikos
salyga... Ar Siaip ar taip mi
Ynetoji salyga neparodo, kad
(pOpeziaus raSto) iniciatvva
nebutu kilusi * talkininku sto-
vyklOs. :" Mes netnrime Berlv-
no dienraSGiQ, bet beveik ne
iabejojame, kad jie aiskiai ir
istlprlai primetineja popeziui
lpasidav1ma talkininku intek-
mel. ;|..t- g..
sv. Tevas turi savo nuomones.
! Nlsi tie speliojimai, buk po-
pezius pildas vokieciu arba
talkininku ,norus, yra nesazi-
ningu pOlitiku prasimanymas.
Jle nOri, kad skerdyn6s nesi-
hautQ, jie- pavydi popeziui io
autorltetO; Jie pyksta, kad lis
Fprotlngai parinko laika uzvcs-
II viesa kalba apie taika. Vie
nj: 10 pasiulymai patinka vie
MEMS, kit patinl>a Kittens,
bet yisos popeziaus statomo-
sio salygos iSeina is visiems
amondms bendro Saltinio tel
sybes. Tegul vokieciai ir tal-
klnlnkai 'atiduoda kas ne iu
yra. .''
Per iris metus pasaulis brai-
dzioJa kraujuose. Sv. TGvas
yra uztektinai iSmintingas.
kad ta matyA ir uztektinai
ljantrus, kad liudttu tuomi. Mi
llJonai zmoniu Vokieti.ioic,
ifusiJoJe, AmerlkOje irr kitHr
troksta ikad taika ivyktu. sv.
lTtvas taip gi 'senai to trosko
II tQ trOSkimq isreiSkd. Ia:
kan cia" da :sakyti, kad jis kc-
! no nors kito mintis skelbias?
Amerikietis didziqjp anglis-
kq dienrasciu korespondentas
Is. v. Wiegand "Chicago
Evening American" rugp. Is
Ct. 1917 m. raso, kad Velyku
savait6je 1915 m. turties ;iu.
diencija pas popeziu ir kad ta-
ola jau Sv. T6vas kalbtjes, jog
diena ir nakti meldziasi. kad
grlztq taika. Ir be WiegandO
mes ta zinome * grynai haz-
nytiniqvsaltiniu Jis isak6 mall
dq w taika .(pro pace) Misio-
se,sjis liepe prize litanijos pri.
[deti :"Taikos karaliene, mel
skis M .mus.;'y .v~ ysr:
|, .,Apies kitus: ,kausimus, sypac
lapie .pavergtuju tautu teises,
parasysime kitu atv6ju.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16

Washington, rngp. 16.-vei-
kiai bus paskelbta nauja. lais-
yes paskola. Vyriausybs, uz'
paskolintus pinigus, sakoma,
mokes 4 nuos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
TAIKA, If POPEZIUS

pacia mint pasauli paleido
LOndonO dienraStis DAILY
News Ji atltll6 Amerika.
labai patikO visie1ns norin-
items, kad zudymas zmoniu
dar nesiliautp, ir tapo atspaus
dinta "Naujienose." Jos. tie
sa, nOri taikos, bet noras ME
KNIT Sv. T6vO darba socialis-
tuOse dar didesnis il tikresnis
uz taikOs troSkima, delto jie
atkartOja, itik6dami arba nors
kltus ltikindami, popeziu izei-
dzianGias paskalas, nors tuomi
uzkenkia tailkos dalykui.
Benedikto Nv pasiulyme yra
'vienas daiktas' naudingas Vo-
kietijai, butent, kad talkinin-
kai atiduOtu .iai kolionijas. Bet
vOkieciai uz tatai turf atiduo-
ii: Belgija, Rumuniia, Serbia,
Cernogorija, Lenkija, Lietuva
II kursa. Kadangi tos Sails
yra nesulyginamai daug YER
tesnes uz visas vokieGiu kolio-
nijas, tOdel il Sitas popeziaus
pasiulymas yra naudingesnis
talklnlnkams negu vokieciamS.
Ar ne talkininku moral?
Popezlaus pasinlymas yra
naudingas talkininkams uzka-
riautqjQ viespatijQ atstatymas.
Didieji talkininkai zad6io ma
zlesiems:' Serbijai, CernOgori-
lai, BeIgijai apginti .iuos nuo
vokieGiu galybes, bet to priza-
do Xxi Siol neispilde ir neparo-
de tick galyb6s, kad butu kuo-
mi remtis tikint, jog ispildys.
Taigi sitas punktas tiesiog is
ganingas items maziesiems tai,
klnlnkams, didiesiems lis
naudingas tuomi, kad yra vie
natine priemont ispildyti per-
ilgai neispildxtus prizadus.
Popezius reikalauja dar in
JuriQ laisv6s. Ia laisve pi-
miausiai trukd9 , Dardanaiu
uzdarymas. Ia sunkenybe la
biausiai Rusija jaut6. Taigi il
sitas punktas naudingas talki-.
ninkei, jei ne .visoms talkininL
kems. Jis naudingas taip gi
Prancuzijai il, Italijai, kadan-
gi panaikina Tarpzemio jurin
priegulme nuO Gibraltaro,,
priklausanciO anglams. Taigi
Anglijai juriu ,laisya nelabaa
patinka!. 'Nestebetina, kad An
glijos diplomatiia isreiks ne,
pasitenkiniina popeziaus ras-
tn. .
Yra laikraSciu, statanGiu An
glijos nauda 'augSciau uz pa
saulio reikalus. Tie Iaikraseeiai
5au paleido 'itarima, ,buk. po-
pezius norris 'supjudyti talki-
ninkus. Benediktas XIV to no.
TO, beabejo, ncturi. Bet pasau-
lilo reikalus jis state augSGiau
w vienos vieSpatijos norus.
Popeziaus nota ispildzius is
eitu' tailo be uzgrobimu ir' be
patlyginimQ, TAI yra, lygiai
taip, kaip to nori didziule tai
kinink6 Russia. Ji ta iSreiska
savo darbininku ir kareiviu
atstovu tarybojc. Kaip ta ta-
ryba, taip if popczius. kalba:
"Reikia atsizaddti aneksiju .ir
kontribuciju."
Chicagoje iseina yokiecip
Ikalba dienrastis ''Illinois Stats
Zeitung." Jis nuo kar6s pra-
sdzios veda pakraipa priesinga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
Didis truksmas.l

i'o'Sio' "'">soiiu IEttt.llcnll
skelbtjai, nors kares nuozmy.-
b6s idar 'nesiliovt naikinusios
pasauli. Tik stai utarninko
vakare' rugpjucio 13 d. visi
laikrasciai ir viespatiiu valdy-
tojai subruzde ir suzujo. Pope
illus pasiule kariaujanGioms
vieSpatijoms, kad taikintpsi.
Ir ko cia, rodos, buvo taip
+smarkiai sukrusti! Juk visi
zinojo, kad polezius is paciu
pradziu nor6jo taikos. Juk jjis
buvo dejes viTs pastangas,
kick tik ju turejo, kad tik jos
nuozmumai sumpzetu. 10 pra-
nokejas Plus y buvo bandes
[sutrukdyti kards iskilima, o
.Hs pats rades j jau beuziant
ieskojo priemorip ia sustab-
dinti. Kas gi nahja ivyko, kad
toks nepaprastas truksmas XII
To-? HAK
NauJa labai maza. Ka Sv.
Tevas bnvO daug kartu sakes
neOficialiskai, tq jis dabar Is
reisk6 oficialiskai. = Ne.jaugi
tokia oficialiskumo svarba,
kad del jo vieno pasidar6 tick
daug skirtumo .viso pasaulio
spaudoje If visuomenes opini
jOje. Juk nelabai nei oficialis-
kai paraSyta yra ia Benedik-
to XIV nota rugpjucio 13 d.
1917 nj. Oficialiskumo joje tik
tick, kad Sventojo Tevo rank
Fastis tapo ttliso1as dipIomati-
niam korpusui, esanciam prize
Apastaliskojo A Sosto. Notos
lteikimas diplomatiniam kor-
pusui toll nera taip svarbus,
Ekaip tik6jiminio autoriteto ak
tai, kuriuos Sv.''Tevas apskel-
bia. pasauliui, kaipo BaznyGios
vadas. -
Taigi didelis trukSmas apie
Sv. T&vo nota sukilo delto, kad
il palette patti opiausia dabar-
tinip laiku dalyka ir kad ta
padare ypatingai tinkamu
laiku. Net prezidento Wilsono
panasi nota prizes Kal6das
(gruOdziO 20 d. 1916 m. ne
buvO suk6lusi tick daug truk-
smo, kick dabar popeziaus 20
dziai apie ta patti taikos reika,
Ia. Taigi matyt, kad dabar .au
'patOgesnis laikas kalbGti apie
taika, negu buvO pirm devy-
'niu menesiu nepilnai.
Ko Sv. Tevas nori.
BenediktO XIV sumanyma
Igalima suvesti j astuOnis pos
mus: l. Kad pO karei nebutu
nuolat stOvinciu ginkluOtq di-
deliu kariuomeniu. 2. Kad
tarptautiniams gincams isaiS-
KNIT butu tarptalItinis teis-
mas. 3. Kad plaukiOjimas ju-
rtmls visur butQ liuOsas. 1.
kad talkininkai sugrazintu
vokieGiams iu kolionijas.' 5.
Kad vokieGiai sugrazintu tai
kininkams uzimtasias. Sails ir
|atstatytu Belgija, Oernogori.jq,
Rumunija,, Serbia. 6. Kad. FL
zasO-Lotaringijos ir Lenkijos
likimai taptu nuspresti~ ben
, iroje kariaujanciuju sutarty-
Je., Z. Kad tuoiaus prasid6tu
itaikos tarybos ir 8. Kad pasi-
IliOvus kruvinai karei nebutu
liejama pagieza pirkIines ka-
res pavidalu. J'nh.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-16
Ar ne vokieciu planai? az

Kaip tiktai Sv. Tevas pa
skelbe savo nota, ia pacia die
nN pzrube&niu. ydalyku. mini
stro pagelbininkas lordas Ce;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
NO IMPORTANCE
ATTACHED TO
BERLIN EVENTS
Washington Regards Trou-
bles as Internal and of
Transitory Mature.
Must Get Rid of Army Staff
to Break Crust of Mill
tarism, They Say.

Washington, July 11.-Germany's
latest political difficulties are regard
ed by officials here as due largely to
internal problems and probably Of a
transitory nature only.
The dismissal of Foreign Secretary
Zimmerman, Minister of Finance
Helfferich or even Chancellor Won
Bethmann-Hollweg himself would be
considered largely a surface move
ment, for not until the great army
general staff itself is reached, 1t is be-
lieved, will the real crust of German
militarism be broken.
The German foreign Office, it was
pointed out today, has served during
the war merely as means to get the
military leaders out of trouble.
American officials agree with allied
diplomats here that many Of the Ger
man officials who figure so largely in
the news in fact are largely puppets
being pulled across the stage as. a
blind to, the German people. Their
rise or fall, they say, has little sig
nificance on Germany's military and
foreign policies. Nevertheless the
German peace party Is very active
and the general opposition to the un-
representative form Of governme ent
has centered attention to the extreme
powers Of the Junkers and Pan-Ger-
mans who are being held increasingly
responsible for the ills of the country
Austria's influence is becoming
more and more insistent toward lib
eral peace. Austria is said to be
treated most contemporary bp Ger
man officials.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
WAR GIVES TITLES
TO MANY WOMEN
Peeresses are Being Created by the
Killing of Male Heirs-Have
Parliamentary Rights.

London, July 11.-There are twenty
women in England who form the nu-
cleus Of a class that promises to grow
larger as the war progresses and the
sons of noble families are killed.
Where there is no male heir to a
peers title in some cases it passes to
a daughter. There are many notable
names among these women who have
inherited titles: In many instances
the member of the feminine sex has
brought more recognition to the in
herited title than any of the male
predecessors G
At one time peeresses lin their own
right were summoned to appear in
Parliament by their proxies and from
time immemorial they have held the
right Of trial by their peers. If they
marry commoners they retain their
rank and they write their signature
as peers, using the name of the title
only and not the Christian name.
Among the score Of women who
hold English titles are several who
have been successful in writing. The
Countess Of Cromartie is we'll known
In this line and the Viscountess VOL
esley has contributed several works
on gardening which have proved of
tremendous volume now that the coun-
try is turning serious efforts toward
avoiding food shortage. s
Women who hold titles in their own
right, are:s Baroness Amherst Baron
ess Beaumont, Baroness Berkeley,
Baroness Berners. Baroness Burton,
Baroness Clifton Countess Of Cro-
martie, Baroness Darcy de Knayth.
Baroness de Ros, Baroness Dorches-
ter, Baroness FaucOnberg, Duchess OF
Fife. Baroness Furnivall, Baroness
Gray, Baroness Herries, Baroness
Kinloss. Baroness Macdonald, Coun-
tess Roberts, Baroness Strathcona,
yiscountess Wellesley.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

Petrograd, July 11.-Russia is ring
ing with the name Of the latest hero
Of the war, Lieutenant General R. G.
Korniloff, victor of Galicia. whose as
tonishing feat first proved that the
new advance is no mere flash In the
pan. General Korniloff is the most
daring, chivalrous and scholarly off,
Ger in the army.
From log cabin to general Is the
literal text of the chronicle of his ca
reer. He was born 46 years ago, the
son Of a poor Cossack in western 81
ber!a. When barely 13 by his own ex-
ertions he qualified to enter the ST.
berian cadet corps. In the artillery
school his amazing mathematical
faculties brought approval from the
authorities. even though he was sus-
pected, with reason, of being secret
revolutionary.
In the Japanese war, Korniloff re-
ceived the rank Of colonel and was
entrusted with a desperate mission
that of covering the retreat from
Mukden Of one of General Kuropat-
kin's shattered armies. 1t was exc
-cuted with such skill he was given
the St. George Cross. He repeated
the Mukden feat in Galicia in 1915,
he repeated the Mukden feat, but was
founded and captured by the Austri-
ans.
The enemy generals were SO i'm
pressed with General Korniloff's ac-
complement and noble bearing thai
the return of his sword showed great
er honor to him than to their owr
victorious commander. His restless
spirit did not long stand captivity
After a daring fight from an Austri.
an prison camp and astonishing ad-
ventures, he reached Russia.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
|. W. WIS MET
BY GUN SQUAD
Needles, CAL, People Didn't
Wanted Deported Men, so
Sent Them Back.

Kingman, Ariz., July 11.-Sixty-
three men deported from jerome yes
terday as Industrial Workers of the
World, active in the strike there, ap-
peared here today from Needles.
where armed citizens had met the car
in which they were held prisoners
and caused its return to Arizona on
the next east bound train. Some Of
the men said they had been victims of
unfortunate circumstances In the
clash between their organization and
union miners and mine operators.
Several declared they had been
forced to leave claims they were
working near Jerome and Join picket
lines in the strike called Friday. One
asserted he had been taken from his
home four hours after his wife gave
birth to child.
Twenty Of the men escaped from
the combined forces of the armed
guards from Jerome who took them to
Needles and the shot gun squad Of
men safely back into Arizona. The
remainder of the men were taken to
the court house where they demand
ed food. The town is being patrolled
by the home guard.
Needles, Cal. July 11.-Citizens
armed with shot guns received sixty
men, mostly Industrial Workers of the
World, upon their arrival here early
today from Jerome, Ariz., whence
they had been deported. A woman
in the party escaped and search was
instituted for her. Two men also got
away. The newcomers were told they
would have to return to Arizona.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
GERMAN PEOPLE
STILL DOUBT u. S.
ARMY is in FRANCE

The Hague, July 11.-Apparently
the German newspapers think it neces-
sary to refer to the landing of Amer
lean troops in France in order to
counteract the effect of a possible un-
pleasant surprise later, but they do so
in a manner to make the public be-
lieve that it is still a question wheth-
er the troops have really arrived.
The Weser Zeitung has the headline,
How Many American Troops are in
France?' and then says:
The reports from France about
the complete landing of American
troops sounds plausible The state
ments Of their number seem exag-
gerated. Anyhow, we learn that the
field equipment Of these troops is
completely lacking. The taking part
of these troops in the Fourth Of July
celebration denotes the whole reason
of the undertaking.
THAT second division from Amer
lea is now on its way to Europe is
hardly possible, as there are not
transports enough for these soldiers,
unless they are to be fed and shipped
as enigrantS" 1*
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
FOUNDER OF
N. E. A. DIES
Organizer of National Edi-
torial Association Sue
cunbs in Chicago.
Convention in Session at the
Time-Political Advertis-
ing Discussed.

Minneapolis, Mimi, July 11.-sor-
row was cast over the convention Of
the National Editorial Association to-
day by the death last midnight of the
orga nization's founder, Colonel Ben
jamin 3. Herbert of Chicago, editor
of The National Printer-J ournalist.
Colonel Herbert was seized with an
attack of heart trouble Monday night.
Resolutions expression sorrow Of the
delegates were adopted.
Delegates were asked to urge their
congressman for legislation authoriz-
ing the federal trade commission to
take over and operate American paper
mills and thus reduce prices. A reso-
luton favoring such legislation was
unanimously adopted.
/. Speaking on political advertising"
Q. M. Levang, Of Lanesboro, Mimi,
entered vigorous protest against the
policy Of small newspapers in grant
ing free advertising to political can
didates.
s'The candidate for office should be
treated the same as the n1erchant.'s he
declared. Publishers who would be
amazed at the thought of giving a
column of free advertising to mer-
chant had been giving free space to
politicians for years."
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
AlRPLANES WILL
WIN LAST WAR;
Orville Wright Says This is
Last Great Struggle and
Planes will Decide It.

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Dayton, Ohio, July 11.-This is the
last war. and airplanes will win this
war, according to Orville Wright to-
day.
This is the last war, because air.
planes used, in great numbers will
make war futile. My brother and I
were so convinced from the begin
ming" said the inventor of the air.
plane, while seated on the front porch
of his home.
And while Wright was talking, four
hundred United States flyers were
training at the Wilbur Wright field
to help blind Germany and end "the
last war;"
what will become of the airplane
after the war;" he was asked
'"It will become the most popular
vehicle for SPORT said Wright
Thousands of young men who will
have learned to fly will be coming
back. They will not quit flying. II
is great fun"