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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
CORRESPONDENCE
DE- BROWNSVILLE
UN ESTUVO
A PUNTO DE PERDER LA
VIDA EN- UN LANCE

BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS. IS dc julio.-A
punto dc pe-dcT Is vida = risnos de un atvSr-
sa-io q-c le coaQuis:o SUI afsr dc di-iSir pi-
ropos Z !as scro1tss cuIndo estan estas ncom-
pafaEas. cs;u"o on cJ-I localidad Ell senior Gsor
~ Tcr-y hacc tees dias. rcs-ltnnCo del lance
con dos hc-iIas &c baia. It's que se estA c-vnn-
30 en- ~ Gom;cilio bajo In responsive dc IN
Gas:o-.
e. hcr;dor dc Terry 10 tus IN seHo- e 49,
lido Wcrh.ski : 10. hechos ,uvieron lCGar Ell
ara ~rc.vTurria &c il c-l!e de Washington y
frcrou roma siy!c:
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NOTASV ARLASY CURIOSAS
Para ~comprobar LII deIito, pTob6 81 wh!skey y fus
denunciado.-Ford puede saIir eIecto Senador,
con sus cincuenta mil obr~eros.-Porque no qui-
so comer zacatito Johnson Sc echo por Ia ven
tana.-Un negro que escribe cor 81 pie derecho.

llama Raymond folly. Y 81 e~seccia-
!idad Is escribi7 con los pies.
Coge e papel Q Ell dcdo rordo
del pie izqu!e@io, : ia plu-aa IA me-
te entire el dedo gordo Y cl que le
siguc del derecho. Con e carcanal
asienta e. papel, V luego aprieta los
netztaczos de modo lie darle igor
a las !incas. ', francamanTe. hay cue
aec:r Que escribe bien y cor orto-
gTafia.
81 mancha el papei. bora con e.
carcaE2l izquierGo, cuya piel curtea-
ia lc s,rye De gom-; Y, ea total, ma
meta los dos pies cen precision Y es-
c-ibe mu:y derechito.
pigno de ~ap2ausos ha s;do este
negro p~ortcTtoso.
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CHICAGO. H.. Julio l4.-Nuy
inericados andan los candidates. se0a-
t~orialcs del L=tado &c Massachusetts,
con este de G"e Henry ?. Ford ha-
Va decidldo c2lrar q Ia lucha demo
c-atiya para 81 p-oXimo periodo.
Hay Ia seguridad de que Ford sal
dr.. elccto sin remedio, nads, maj
con los votes que le ofrezcan Sus
~empicados : obre-os.
Ci1cuenta nil trabaiadores lie
han prorc-lado - adhesion hastn
hoy. ' - cree qao con clio esta d.
chv cod0.
Los ccntrncartes, sin embargo.
dicer CUE. daao que lriunfe Mr.
Ford. sara u Representative de-Sa
iaa~;c2 N el -o5!e~1o, : IN repro
se1tantc dc! Go5ic-no en- Su fa6rica.
Sin embargo. De fuentes sun2amen-
= au.or:@~da< = zaHcn Que estos
c~o~crarios Ie haran = Mr.. Ford los
pos maa5aios.
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Fl tempo 6e1:--O ayu2S al
tra:amier,9

No Sc ~ecG:vog:e. pu2sando cue 50
raaarro ~ 6cS&2a-eclCo. La primer
racca del ;nv.crao sc 10 tvaeTa &c
v1elta con TODD 81 cortejo de moles-
tias.
Pe-o este tempo . excelente para
Cue limpie DEL toto 81 san2re de los
gsrmenes de- cac&cro. = lie QUE tes-
tierre para s.-~rsa = GloleSti2 de
Erigaciones y JUchas. cue ..ria-a 20
graran curaC,o.
e S. S. S, el gran p~urjticaGor.
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Los feTrccarnleros dc
Rusia esidn ea haelga

PARIS "1!:a l7.-Los f~errocarr:-
le-o5 risos I'm decia;sd Ia hIelgs
en- var.os Gizyritos &c pals. Seg&n di2s
TN tespacno .rcc:dcnte De Zurich,
Suiza. en- el o. &C r.&sr::br Ul.a n
formation ,nuhIcaia p1r el Le:psig
Neueste Nachrich,en que dice que
n hueG "a 2~Ec:"<a cDnvsrJirSc Ct IN
Tov:n?ieGto SC.ie-.:i.
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Tn icrccr0 vsp0ro-ro.

Sc haIlaba e. scnor We-bisli plrtic@=do -on
una r-a:iosa s~nori;a. I lnE ru&t:o y media de
Il IarGc Re, rofc-ilo dia on In esquinu de- :.a-
t-o D-csnlawd. cuardo aero I pass ~ aNi
tcr-y. Gu;en, fi:&niosc con cic-ta iarenc:6n IN
"a s1apa po,a qvr o!a,icaba con WcrbisEi.
di.iE!5 4 csc a'gunas pc'abras CUE tai ve= 10
iueron ofrrsivas 2re-!samentc. pe-o GuC 81 =
rrd;do tou6 cn se-io porque Sc refer!on Il las
.racias. qac s7lsaban 2 Ia $50. de IA sefo-
IN con c-.cn Wcraisi- p:2.icaha.
Este. nS.urGi.nentc. sua2ue lns ~.labras d"
su im,-uvi,adc iatcrlocu;or Ie ca-cro7 n'a!. -
sh.;I~o &c contstatlns por ha.a-sc pcese=-c
= ssiiorita re:c-iGa prro e. cuaucn Sc deiDi-
d. &C csts. Sc dirri3 po- ci runbo Qcc hnh,a
tornado Terry.
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CHICAGO. H.. Julio liza el
Teatro Grfeim de e7,a metr0po:i Sc
asia eNhi5ienCo act-alCcrts IN ne
c~o que, no opstante e. coioc. tie2e
1,u.aos p4ntos de contact con los
periodicals. de Mexico. Ii negro Sc
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insist.d2 en- l. haalsa. H2sta ahora
rirgunas noticias Sc haa dado = Ia
publicidad, pero ell g2bierno confia
en- GIa cl arrceic sara deiini:ivo.
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Vt..l-2OS.

P-oscaenie lie "A Capital &c! Es--o "2 c'is-
20 Leon. ACADIA e. arrihar 4 esta ciciaG %! =.
Den viccn.e ;'c-sra. coaoc:3o s=p;taii5:a in"a-
tie. ..zia-o. Pe-z12ne:e-a varies cIas al !aIo
dc SIT famiiia.
Para ii yaism- ciutsd &c Monterey sac
e,.a maHaua. e. ;oycn Is=I2c. DAWN. j.
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Er5 -fi-crior rehc-csG.

= lcs gocos 2aFoa de Ia Barbsria CGiifor-
MIA. T'c-b:s,i. !, di6 a!canae = Terry = - a.
rrezsr6 q >:hlrlr - cara Ia f-r=cs qae aaria
yo-:iGo ~ preseE-ia de a =rao-i;a, a 10 Gus
d iu;erpe'aGc ccatcs:6 cue las ra:llc-e- ~
.oGcs sus psu:os, : uus 81 e lWeroisEil Sc IN
dixnaba po- Gas. seria IN ONO dc cs2.:o:c $
IN primo.
Ia replica de werb;sEi -or.st.G IN eohEr
naro de - p:atc.. cue uevaba c. c! tol.i-
10 : dlsp.ra-nIE T. quernar-upS s2Drr Tc-ry.
quien. o. senz.r"c hc-ido, :" ref'.-j3 "~.oica;a-
..ent, en- n Barbcria California. hss.a conae
fuc s.suido po- = ;rrioso ""r2-akl. guien
h:-o to6avia tres d.sparoa mas so5.o g.
Ia poi;cin- .:rsidE por LA dc:onscioaee. -
p-"hend!6 Il ae-icor. oGien Il los poso' Tno-
mcn:os coaseguiG su libc-tad haLo cauci'n.
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escera Na...oca". IA cc,e5-aGa ~co.Icd:a &c
los He-lnanos Qu;n;e.o. el Lincoln" cstaSa
= re:entar: Ia nume-osa concurTcncIa no ha-
liaha ~asientos donGe ca:oca-se. To1os les a.
.ist.s fucron r~ciaosamcntc aplauaidos. pri"'i-
- smen.e Ma.:a del Carr:cn que ::eae niu.:aA
) mGy srandes sinpa-ias entire AoS';:o'.
Para a.aacaa Sc anuncia "a L.oroh"'
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rtCFSr

CASESE:
! Ca;#loro Dc ,aras r.ox:czaas y o:ras
nacio.alidades ~c&tensa !I5ta &c hcrno-
eos nuul..cs.
Mandc UN DOLLAR " ie o=v;--cmcs ?
vus!;a de cO-sco. nUC5.ro c5.lp-c.c. Ca
t&ioso Matrimonial. con c~cSc-Ipcioncs
} cuEpietas. de- rauchns vcac5 = alEs-
IT'S viC1Gs. CO" tcscar 4 IN ma-idc
buenos : honrsdo. iueGc listed escrib.-
4 c;:slG:icr1 O" elias : coasracr IN fc-
liz -3arr!-,J1:u CT mug b:c:e tie:
! Nosctgo,. per nuestrI parte Sou:cs per-
so2Gs rccon, ar2bia. nCestro ne2oc;o
, csta basado ss5-c IA honradc. ) icS.u-
m.Gah aSi - irc no dejc q"c n psoue.
nn cantiiaG &C tN DOLLAR sirva &C IS
:o-bo en- VI. ptobablc FEL.ICIDhD Ma
TEIECSIAI. i,s-r!5e nos c:5E:o =:
C0SMoPOLiTs% CORRESPONDENCE
CLUB
?. Q. Box 50. Venice. Cal
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ERI.LANTE3

Des5cts de sustcnt.r circumstances eSaE'e-
hes en- Il ciudad d Aus::1. acao2 d concede--
Sc al cahzlla-oso s.. D.. R2:aci Hoias Loa.
diEtin:uido :a.uItG:;vo meZicano. c! diploma
correspond:en.c psra ~c;erce. 81 profession eA
csc EstaGo de Teas.
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- PREEsA" Sc ACOGo

2os ho-aj desp1i; :, ha5c: l:e-aGo .! ;rsn
de G-a Antaa:y. l. u.asni:isa ciicion de IL
PGE%Sh Sc arr;6 por compiled. To-avi" on
Il noche s. .cdia .. oc-;5H;co = .. r-7s,c:os.
pen "5:ys c:a,es:aser 70 tcaer.o.
Cs2s6 a.a;aifica impress. 4 In edieioa de
que ycnEo hack no.
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LA ? PRREEINl SA En- LAREDO, TEXAS
~LENDI LAS FIEsTAS DEL Il De
JULIO.-LA COMPANIA DE MARIA DEL CARMEN
HACE MUY BUENA TEMPORADA-FUE MUY LIEN
RECIBIDA GA PRENSA".
EsprctcI 7Grc Ia PRENSA"

Esprc:cI 7Grc Ia PRENSA"
LAREDO, TEXAS. 70 DC julio.-LGs I:csc@s
cue aver Sc ceiebraron en- esta c!udaG Ell honor
dc Il heroica F.2nciu. fcstejaaGo Una de sus
tcchss mas ~glorioses. rssultaron cGp!@adidas.
d:gnas en- I'm TODD &c Ia Patria &c Napo!6n.
Ln ciudaG amcnci5 dc gala. En- todos los
edificios pGh!icos y en- muchss rcsiGeac!as par
ticulares. las handeras dc Frar-:s = DC les T.
;adoS Uaidos onteaGan airosancsntc y TccoEd2-
ban 81 pueblo q9c el mundo ente-o cciebraba
un d;a sicr.csa para Ia kaman:aad. una aota
guc no dcbc pasar dcSapersibida rara las M
Clones que So cEorGullcceE &c sc- ih.1s....
En- Ia tsrdc dc aver = en- los tr-reno5 de-
cluh "Caiichc". Sc crlcoro Un match de ba-
se-bcI cat-e las nosc-as que inte.s.aa ya:;os
so!GaGcs del 81 &C Infanrrria y n "La-ed''
1ue esrA tornado por j5vcacs DE- IA Iocaiidad.
n p2-tids fue nac-eean;:siaia rcsllt2r@o
vcaceto-a cs5a Ultima. Numcro3a ; disrngai-
dn concur-cnciR que !leaaba e! p4r4ic apiaIdIo
rv;iossmen;c = los vcuccio7-s.
Po- Il nochc y en- Ia plaza "~.ia-t!r' 80 r'ec-
tu6 :uciia Gerenata cue anlcni=O n maGn!iica
banda del - de irfan;c-:a. Scrisn les nT'-
We : media Dc Ia nc che, cuando .! 5eno- doctor
Sauv;gnct. distin.Iido ncisnbro dc IN cxisua
co!cn.a frasccsa. con voz seat3a : sG7nansn,e
cnocioaaia. can;6 ias v!orantcs c~-crofLs de Ia
Ma-scllesa. Il rGbl:co cue csc=cho rcl:aiosa-
mrntc ua,c i:cr1oso carte guerrero. a2laGa.o
rcidcsancn.c Il c:;ato ga!cro. Por ties We
ces il nun,:a d! 81 E-bo Ge :epc:;- el maraT,-
lioso caG:o
A las once DC ia noc&c ,e7nin5 In ner=aosa
sc-caa;a &c cue E:5'o.
MARIA DEL. CARMEN MARTINEZ
Ia hcmcGt7ca comrajiiG ~drema.ica. n irc7-
t. Z, Ia cue ficura a;rosa-7cHte l. c"ee!en:r ;
-ocahlc a~rtista uexicaaa Narini &c! Carmen
MARITIME. siCuc ;.stsjando con encrme eSito
e, g ;e2:ro Lincoln" &c esta eiuGaG.
y cued-o 4 Que - rsf:ero In sido -nuy b!en
-ecibido 7or = p;.bIico dc Laredo, al grade &c
u.S 81 p.du.io ;.atro 80 20 pleno de con-
eu-ren-ia distincai,ia cada roche cue 'ra"s;a
Maria de- Carmen.
.Aaoche. nadia n,enos. en- Gae Sc llsv5 n Ia
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Maria Luits ROSS
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?EQXIsiO EELATE

=. ~CO2IESPOE5AL.
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son, Timms, Cress & Co. and Walther
Williams Hardware Co. are subse-
quent and subject to the liens of the
plaintiff; that plaintiffs liens be
foreclosed and the following descri-
bed premises, to wit: Commencing
at a point on the Section line be-
tween Section 26 and q in Tp. 2 s.
K. 26, E. w. M. Morrow County,
Oregon, said point also being on the
North line of Water street in the City
OF Heppner, said County and State,
thence East 10 90-100 feet along
the North line of Water street,
thence North 20 degrees 33 minutes
West 100 #. more or less to the CEN
ter of Willow creek, thence North
westerly 50 feet down the center OF
Willow creek to said Section line
thence South 124 feet more or less
to the place of beginning; be sold for
the purpose of satisfying such judg-
ment as may be recovered by the
plaintiff herein; that the defendants
and each of them be foreclosed of
and from all right, title and interest
in and to said premises and every
part thereof; that the proceeds Of
said sale be applied first to pay the
costs of sale and, plaintiffs judg-
Inent, and the remainder be disposed
of as the Court may direct.
This summons is served on you by
publication thereof once a week for
six weeks, in the Gazette-Times,
weekly newspaper of general circula-
ton, published in Heppner, Morrow
County, Oregon, by virtue of an or
der made and entered herein on the
18th day of April, 1918 by the Hon
orable c. c. Patterson, County Judge
of Morrow County, Oregon, and the
date of the first publication Of the
summons is April 25th, 1918, and
the date of the last publication will
be June 9Th, 1918.
WOODSON & SWEEK,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Address, Heppner, Oregon.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.

Notice is hereby given that under
and in pursuance of an order of the
County Court of Morrow County,
Oregon made and entered on the 9Th
day of May, 1918, authorizing me as
Administrative of the Estate of Will
liam E. Leach, deceased, to sell the
hereinafter described real property,
will from and after Saturday,
June 8, 1918 at the hour of 10 o.
clock A. M, of said day, at the office
of Woodson and Sweek in the City
OF Heppner, Morrow County, Oregon
offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, subject to
confirmation by said court the fol-
lowing described real property situa-
ted in Morrow County, Oregon, to-
wit:
An undivided one third interest in
and to Tract No. l of Lexington, Ore
gon and tract adjoining same, such
tracts being more particularly desert
bed as follows
Beginning at point &C feet south
So degrees west from the south east
corner of Block 21 Penland's Addi-
tion to the Town of Lexington, Nor
row County, Oregon. running thence
North 3S degrees west 264S feet,
thence South 40 degrees % minutes
west 1858 feet, to the North line of
the right of way of the o. w. r. and
N. Co., thence South 40 degrees East
along said right of way 243.S feet,
thence North 50 degrees East "a feet
to the place of beginning, save ease
ment or right of way of public to use
same as highway;
Also commencing at a point South
81 degrees West sc feet from the
West corner of Lot 10 Block 21 Pen
lands Addition to the Town of Lex
ington Morrow County, Oregon,
thence South 81 degrees West 141.3
feet to the North line of the right of
way of the 0. w. r. & N. Co., thence
South SO degrees 2S minutes East
92.6 feet along the North line Of the
said right of way of the o. W. R. &
N. Co., thence North 40 degrees %
minutes East 1852 feet to the West
Line of Depot Street, thence North
80 degrees West 65.5 feet along the
West line of Depot Street to the place
of beginning.
MINNIE l.. LEACH,
Administrative.
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Sheep Shearing Progressing Rapidly

Sheep shearing in Morrow county
is progressing rapidly and the wool
les will soon be relieved of their
1918 clip. Frank w. Turner, who
began the season with his plant at
the Jas. Carty ranch north of LeXing-
ton, finished there sometime ago and
since then has finished the run at the
T. F. Boylen ranch on Butter creek.
At the present time the Turner plant
is shearing at the M. S. Corrigal
ranch on Butter creek and from
there it will go to the D. 0. Justus
ranch on upper Hinton creek.
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d. Cox Receives Injuries.

D. Cox, veteran stockman and far
mer of upper Hinton creek received
severe injuries last Sunday near the
T. j. Matlock ranch when he was
thrown from high seated lumber
wagon Mr.. Cox was driving across
a small bridge just below Matlock's
when a sudden jolt sent him from
his seat on the wagon to the ground.
His back was injured and he receiv-
ed severe bruises.
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Buys Chevrolet.

Frank Turner, we'll known young
business man of Heppner, who is op-
Grating shearing plant on Butter
creek at the present time, has pur-
chased a new Chevrolet touring car
from Vaughn & Sons, the Morrow
county agents.
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War Department Has Inventions Sec
ton.

ton.
District Forester George H. Cecil
has received copy of notice sent
by the Secretary of War to the Sec
retary of Agriculture. which states
that an agency has been created
within the General Staff of the Army
for the primary consideration of all
inventions and suggested ideas of in
vention, whether patented or not, of
a military nature pertaining to the
Army and which the inventor de-
sires to submit to the Government
for inspection, test, development, or
with a view to it's purchase or use.
The notice states also that should
applications of this nature be receiv
ed in any of the offices of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, the same should
be sent informally and directly to
the Inventions Section, General Staff,
Army War College, Washington, D.
G.. Application made in person by
inventors should be referred to the
same agency and address.
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no longer be sanctioned and violaters
of this notice will be dealt with &C
cording to law.
C. T. WALKER ESTATE,
By Walter Pruyear.
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Accepts Position in Pendleton.

Jas. Wilson, until recently with
the grocery department at Minor &
Co., left on Wednesday for Pendle-
ton, where he has accepted a posi-
ton with he Conroy Grocery.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
MORROW COUNTY.

STATE OF OREGON FOR
MORROW COUNTY,
H. C. Citizens,
Plaintiff,
John w. Johnson and
Lillian V. Johnson, his
wife; Genevieve d. SUMMONS
Johnson, Timms. Cress
& Co., a corporation,
Walther Williams
Hardware Co., cor
poration,
Defendants.
To John W. Johnson. Genevieve
d. Johnson and Lillian V. Johnson,
the above named defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby re-
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the a
bove entitled suit. on or before six
weeks from the 25th day of April,
1918, to wit: on or before the 9Th
day of June, 1918, and if you fail
to so appear, or answer, for want
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for Judgment against you
as prayed for |. his complaint, to
wit: For judgment against John
w. johnson for the sum Of $55.47
with interest at the rate OF six per
cent per annum from Sept. %, 1917,
and the further sum of $1.O0 for re-
'cording lien and $500 attorneys
fee; for the further sum of $48.35
with interest at the rate Of six per
cent per annum from October IL,
1917, and the further sum Of $1.40
for recording lien and $500 attor-
neys fee; for the further sum Of
$3.50 with interest at the rate Of
six per cent per annum from October
l, 1917, and the further sum Of $1.00
for recording lien, and $500 attor-
neys fee, and for plaintiffs costs and
disbursements In this suit; That
each of plaintiffs liens are valid and
subsisting liens upon the premises
herein described, prior to all other
liens or claims that the interests Of
the defendants Genevieve D. John
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

Notice is hereby given that tres
passing on the C. T. Walker estate
ranch, six miles southwest of lone, is
forbidden. Promiscuous driving
through the fields of this place will
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New Mechanic Comes to The Univer-
sal.

Mr.. Graham, an automobile mech
anic of Woodland, Washington has
arrived in Heppner to accept posi-
tion at the Universal garage. Mr..
Graham comes highly recommended
as an experienced mechanic.
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John w. Johnson and
Lillian V. Johnson, his
wife; Genevieve D.
Johnson, Timms, Cress
Il Co., a corporation,
Walther Williams
Hardware Co., a cor
poration,
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-29
F0RSETH FALLS
WHILE FLYING
Makes Drop Of 1000 Feet
and is Now in Hospital
in France,

According to letter from Lieut..
Albert John Forseth, to his mother.
Mrs. j. Forseth of University .avenue.
written on AugA g., the young man is
wounded and at the time Of writing
was recuperating at a base hospita al
IN France. His condition was not
serious although he had been badly
shaken up by the fall.
Lieut.. Forseth says that while lead
Ing three areoplanes to the German
trenches. his machine was struck,
badly bruiSjng his face and sending
the machine crashing to the ground
1000 feet below. The fall caused in
ternal injuries. In the letter the
lieutenant makes light of his injur.
les and assures his mother that the
accident will not prove serious
Albert John Forseth left the city
with one OF the first contingents OF
selected men for Camp Dodge. Ia,
and was transferred from there to
Urbana university, Illinois. At Christ
mas the soldier enjoyed his first fur
Tough in the city and upon returning
was transferred to Waco, Tex. Here
he. remained until May when he was
again transferred to Dallas, Tex,
On May 20 Lieutenant Forsetl
sailed for France and has seen con
siderable fighting since landing. Be.
fore the war he was In the limelight
considerably as he made several flights
shibit1ons around the country. He wa,
an expert mechanic. and was employ.
ed at various garages In the city.
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-29
CAPT | | | ED|W | | Y !. ARDS
Will PRESENT { ! / | 8
WAR PICTURES
Officer Of Royal Fusiliers
to Appear in the City On
Friday. !. !. 4.

A rare opportunity in the way Of
war speeches Is offered to Grand
Forks people on Friday, night when
Captain Frank Edwards of the Royal
Fusiliers will speak at the auditor
ium under the auspices Of the local
cause: Captain Edwards. has just
completed a tour of Montana, and
has created profound impression
with his hearers wherever he appear
ed. He is one Of the four British
army officers sent to this country, at
the request of the United States gov
ernment. and. comes well prepared to
impress the people of America with
the magnificence of the cause for
which they are now fighting and to
encourage them to bravely face the
tremendous sacrifices before them.
He comes splendidly recommended
to the committee who engaged his
services, as being speaker Of more
than unusual force. He is recon-
mended as straightforward speak,
er, who delivers his message with a
warmth and modesty characteristic
of the true soldier.
Montana press reports cannot
speak too highly of the recent guest
Of their state. The following Is char
acteristic Of the appreciation of the
A.>'tS>o "AO AAotChCo W lIAC Ndp.
tain's words:
He proved most able speaker, a
plain spoken man, a Welshman by
birth. transformations, and plainly
man who has suffered privations and
fully competent to picture them to
his hearers most wildly; he pictured
most forcefully the anguish and heart
aches of the women of France, Bel
gium and England"
Captain Edwards mission in this
country is to prepare the people of
our nation for the heart aches and
sacrifices which are before them IL
we are to win in the tremendous
struggle, and to encourage them to
face the coming days with brave
hearts.
The ARRANGEMENTS committee has
something very special to offer with
the appearance of Captain Edwards
in Grand Forks and has been, ad-
vised that every man and woman and
child in the city will miss message
from our men at the front if they
fail to hear the captains address on
Friday night.
The Municipal band will play, and
no admission will be charged.
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-29
MORE men TO
CAMP DODGE
Reported at Court House
This Morning for Roll
y, Call.

Seven men from this county, under
call No. 1866, for special or limited
service, will entrain from Grand
Forks for Camp Dodge, Iowa, tomor-
row evening. 81.
The men reported at the court
house this morning at 10 o'clock for
roll call and were given their badges
Arrangements were made for the
men who are from out of the city
for meal tickets and lodging at one
of the hotels. All necessary care is
taken of the men after they answer
roll call as they are then considered
to be in the government service.
The list of men who will leave, is
as follows:
Samuel L. Alloy. Chicago, I'll.
William H. Greenleaf, Augusta.
Stanley j. Hesta. Grand Forks.
Carl N. Lunde, Fargo.
Horace E. Preston, Grand Forks.
Oliver H. Travers, Grand Forks.
Alfred w. Anderson, Northwood.
Alfred w. Anderson is the fifth
representative of his family who is
now in the service of his country, and
he says that he has another brother
who hopes to be in the army in the
near future.
A meeting Of the national army en-
tertalnment committee will be held
in the Commercial Glib tomorrow to
make arrangements for the entertain
ing Of the men who are leaving.