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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-03

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q War esesneh.

49, Ii
.psins Yssr me-
. War esesmsh.
The American befense society 10
sponsor for these war verses, written
by N. A. jennings: &sa
Now what have you done to help III
the war?
And how have YOU stood the testf
Have you done 20 much mat you can't
do more?
Have you done your level best7
Are you satisfied: Do you think to
Giving aid at your country,s call?
20 you pride yourself on doing youf
''bit"
When others are doing their ALL.
Maybe you've purchased a Liberty
Bond,
With money you well can spare:
You have signed check-been quick
to respond
And pleased to have done your
| share
To have done your. "share"-oh, the
shame OF it!
To have done your share with q
scrawl:
complacent because you've given your
bit.
While others are giving their ALL!
War calls for the BEST from every
L
Not merely from those who fight:
! Our part In the work has only begun
Az we battle for God and Right.
60 to 1t In earnest and show your grit,
Americans. great and small:
Drop your impertinent "doing my bit":
The least You can do Is your ALL,
Our boys at the front are giving their
lives,
As Christ gave His life for men:
With God-given courage each soldier
That the world may be whole again.
In that fury Of strife, In heal's own pitt
They fight as their comrades fall:
Are You satisfied to be giving your
'bit,"
When heroes are giving their ALL?
Think as you lie in your warm cozy
/ bed
OF them lying there In the mud;
Think of the wounded. the blinded, the,
| dead,
The horrors, the filth and the blood;
Think of those men who will never
submit,
Who are in it beyond recall;
Then never again say, doing my Bit;
Be true to yourself-do your ALL!
Courtesy N. Y. Herald.
Dc Loss Smith
Starts His Garden.
Signs Of spring have again been
manifested. De LOSS Smith. dean OF
the State University school Of music
and leader OF Missoula's community
sings. spent yesterday afternoon pre-
pairing the ground for his spring gar
den.
Mr.. Smith was busy" to telephone
calls and only on important matters
could he be coaxed from his work.
He worked diligently, carefully pre-
pairing a hot-bed for early planting.
There was some snow, but he needed
it not. His hopes lay ahead and the
soft warm air encouraged him.
Visions like little round radishes.
dainty green onions and big heads OF
lettuce urged him onward. lie likes
gardening, he says.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-01-10

This army, Baker declared, can be placed in active service at once if it is so desired. The equipment of the troops was all that could be desired, he said, and arms of the most efficient kind have been provided for every sol dier sent to France. The war secre- tary also told the committee that es- pecial attention is being paid to the vital necessity of providing the Amer ican forces with adequate supplies of war material and informed the sen ators that independant lines of com and supply arc in pro cess of construction. SO that when the troops take their places in the battle line, they will not be dependant on others for the transmission of supplies and munitions.
 A great program is also being form ulated for the production of new in-
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RUSSIANS MAKE PEACE
 WITH BuLcARS

mcnt with the Bulgarians are dis credited by private advices reaching here from Sofia, stating that the Rus st.n and Bulgarian peace emmissaries as '~tIll treating hut have reached no definite understanding Tn tnctr~ n~-,,.- tiations.
 IL is known, however. that there are few points of disagreement between the envoys as Bulgaria is making no demands on the Russians beyond seeking an agreement that the Bull sarians are 10 bc permitted free com. mercial intercourse on the Black sea, regardless of the outcome of the Turk
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REPORTED RUSSO -BUlCAR PEACE PACT SIGNED
BAKER PRAISES WORK
 OF ARMY ORGANIZATION

struments of war, he said, and there will be no dearth of the various mo- chanical appliances used on the bat tie field when the troops are in action. Baker replied to the charge that the department methods are dilatory by declaring that never in the history of the world has an army of similar size been raised, equipped and trained so quickly as the great army of Amori- cans now formed.
 Denying the charge that the troops are not being cared for as they should be, the secretary said that no such provisions for the comfort health and well being of an army ave ever been made as are embraced in the war de paltments preparations for tho rhysi- cal care of the troops
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AMERICA MUST RELEASE MORE
 GRAIN FOR EUROPEAN NEEDS

ssctent that Hoover has declared that it is absolutely necessary to take a chance on shortage in the spring in order to prevent great suffering and possible starvation in the pres ent The needs of the allies must be supplied at least in part he said, and the American people must be asked to make up whatever deficiency may result from such situation. Hoover admitted that there is some danger
 that q shortage may occur in this country in the spring if Americans do
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REv0LUTI0nISTS AGAIN DEFEAT
 KALENOInES COSSACKS

owing ro the general dsorgoniza- ton of the telegraph system in the southern part of Russia, nothing can be learned as to the whereabouts of the contending armies. but il is sup- posed that they are somewhere in the vicinity of Nova Tchcrask or Khor- kov
 In addition to proving that the Cos sacks are still active in spite of their several defeats at the hands of the Bolsheviki forces the reports also completely rcfute the earlier decla-
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By Associated Press.


 WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-Secretary Baker appeared before the Senate committee engaged in the investiga- ton of the war department methods today and gave a complete outline of the work of army organization car ried on by the department since the war declaration and also detailed the results of the government war prep aration activities up to the present time.
 Baker told the investigation com mittee that America has an army of substantial size for active service in France, both officers and men being trained especially for modern war fare. under the tutelege of experienc- ed war veterans who are acquainted with every detail of modern fighting methods.
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UNKOWN MISCREANT
 DYNAMITES LOCOMOTIVE

By Associated Press.
 MEMPHIS, Jan. l0--A charge of dynamite placed in the coal on Q To- comotive tender by some unknown miscreant resulted in the probable death of the engineer and fireman and the total destruction of a heavy freight locomotive in the local rail- road yards today
 Tho fireman shovelcd the dynamite into the fire box of the locomotive without recognizing it's nature until after the explosion The wounded men are not expected 10 recover from their injuries
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a. stage where the activities of the plotters could be carried out syste- matically but was in q fair way to final consumation when discovered by the officers.
 The existence of the plot was dis covered through the medium of let ters passing between certain suspects which were intercepted by govern ment agents Additional evidences have also been found in communca-
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LAST CHAPTER OF THE
 IRON CLAW TONIGHT

The last chapter of The Iron Claw is on the bill at the Dream Theater tonight and the identity of the real Laughing Mask" will be known, Who do you suppose it is?
 A funny Vogue Comedy featuring John Stepling and Carol Halloway in Willie Van Dusen's Muddle" and 9 late "Pathe Weekly showing many interesting scenes about the world will conclude d most interesting pro- gram, Tomorrow night, Charlie Chaplin" and the "Bostocl Animal Pictures.
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By Assoeiatea Dress.

PETROGRAD, Jan. 10-That Ger many is making tentative efforts to secure the assistance of Sweden as a go between, to act between herself and the entente powers, is the sub stance of declaration made by the Petrograd Post in an article referring to the Brest Litovsk peace negotia- tions published today.
 The Post says the German delesa- tion in Russia is reported to have got in touch with the Swedish legation here and has expressed a desire that sweden act as go between with England France and Italy. The all legged action of the German represen- tatives is tnxen to mean that Ger
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u. S. CAVALRY CLASH
 WITH YAQUfS
By Associated Press.

Sy Rssociatcd trsSS.
 DOUGLAS. Ari Jan l0-Roports reaching Douglas this morning an- nounce a clash between American cavahymen and a band of Yaqui In- dians in Bear Valley. a short distance west of Nogales, yesterday afternoon.
 The American are reported to have captured ten Yaqui's and killed one other during the course Of the sharp battle which developed when tho Americans encountered the Indians.
 So far as known none of the troops were injured
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LOST SEAMAN LOCATED
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-The Navy Department has been advised that AL bert Mello a seaman cook of the na- val destroyer Jacob Jones, which was sunk some days ago in British waters with the loss of a portion of her crew, is held n prisoner by the Germans.
 It is suspected that the long missing seamen managed to reach the Flan- ders coast and was captured by the Germn forces
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SUB SINKS BRITISH
 HOSPITAL SHIP

directly through thc red cross painted on the steamer The presence of a number of vessels in the vicinity of the attack enabled the crew of the Newa to save all the wounded.
 The action of the Germans in again attacking a hospital ship has aroused a storm of indignation and the press is denouncing tho Germans in un- measured terms
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By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0-Secret service agents have discovered unde- niable evidences of an alien enemy movement to organize sabotage and the spreading of Teuton war propa- sanda throughout the United States, acording to statements made today by prominent officials.
 The evidences indicate that the or
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By Associated Press.

By NsSociated PrtsS
 /, WASHINGTON, Jn. l0--According to statements given out today by Food Administration officials, the food sit nation in Europe is regarded as so critical that the Food Administration is planning to release an additional ninety million bushels of wheat for foreign export despite the fact that the normal export of surplus grain in this country was al shipped by the middle of December
 The demands of the allies are so in-
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By Associated Press.

PETROGRAD, Jan lo-pcrsistent reports reaching here from the south crn sections of Russia say that the Revolutionists have again inflicted a serious defeat on the Cossock armies under Generals Dutoff and Italen- dimes The reports give no accurate details of the alleged battle but assert that the victory of the Rcvolutionists was most complete and the Cossacks are in full retreat, pursucd by their victorious opponents
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BRITISH CAPTURE
 GERMAN SECRETS

captured two hundred and aty seven of the secret receipts of tue German dye industry bclouam& l., thc Badle che works at some m-nmcd point m the wa. zone
 The exact method hN "m,a this was accomplished is not stated bot the paper declares that the receipts are now eafcl, locked m in o London bank
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rouons that Kulcndtuc- and Duton Were taken prisoners in the tig bat. tlc east of Khoroy some weeks ago
 The last definite reports concerning tc Cossoch- stated that .. men Of military age residing in rho Cossael, district had hcon cllc4 to service under General E1,celm. had taken tho fio'd
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By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 LONDON, Jan. l0.--Accordms to an article published in the Daily Mail the secrets of the German dye indus try which have enabled the Germans to annex practically the entire trade of the world in dye stuffs, are now in the possession of the British govern ment.
 The manner in which the lons guarled secrets came into British hands is disclosed by the statement that group of British textile men
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By Associated Press.

LONDON, Jan. 9.--The Admiralty announced today that the British hos pital ship Newa was sunk in the Brs- tol Channel while on the return trip from Gibraltar with wounded British soldiers.
 The announce celnent states that the torpedo fired by the German submar- inc which attacked the Newa struck
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BIC DYNAMITE PLANT
sy Associated Press.
BLOWS UP

FIT SMITH Ark. Jan. lO-The big powder and dynamite plant at Pat torson Oklahoma, eighteen miles cast of NcAllister, is reported to have been destroyed hv am explosion early today.
 Details of the disaster are lacking but it is stated that the loss will he very heavy
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not reduce their present consumption.
 In the opinion of the food officials flour may become somewhat scarce here in May before the June crops can be placed on the markets in the event that American consumption is not reduced to meet the present de- mands of Europe
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GERMANY SEEKING
 SWEDISH SERVICES

! many is desrous of opening more di- rect communication with the entente
 governments for some purpose as yet 1 obscure.
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EVIDENCES OF ORGANIZED
 SABOTAGE PLOT DISCOVERED

tions found on score or more of alien enemies who have been taken into custody The officers believe that the numerous arrests of alien enemies in recent weeks have broken up the movement as the only apparent ac- tivtes have been confined to sparodic eases. apparently without guidance from any central headquarters
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today
 Rcqua is at the present time Hoo yer's assistant in the Golden State.
 The announcement says that the government win take charge of the California oil situation within a short period of time.
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AT SONS OF THE NORTH HALL

There will be a social Dance at the Sons of tho North Hall, Saturday, Jan. 12, at g p. m. Everybody invited. A good time guaranteed.
 COMMITTEE
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ATTENTION ROYAL ARCH MASONS

Regular meeting of Seward Chapter No 2, Royal Arch Masons, will be held Thursday evening Jan 10th, 8 p. m. E. w. BURROUGHS,
 Secretary.
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OAKLAND MAN WILL BE
 COAST OIL CONTROLLER
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. I0-Marl Requa, of Oakland California, is to be placed in charge of the California oil industry when the government takes charge of the business of oil distribution, according to statement given out by the Fuel Administration
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By Associated Press.

BERLIN, Jan. 10-Rcports that tho Russians have signed separate are being bullctinod here. Nothing definite is known as to the peace ac- tivities in progress between the two nations
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LONDON, Jan. 1O-Contincntal re porting asserting that the BolshevI- Xxi have signed q separate peace agree
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By Associated Press.

By Assoc atcd Press.
 WASHINGTON, Jan 9 The Ru- sian embassy has issued statement announcing appreciation .f the re- teronccs made hy President Wilson I" the Russian people a his "4drc-, be. fore the joint session yesterday.
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FIVE O'CLOCK P. M. DAILY HOT ROLLS AND BREAD.
 AT ARCTIC BAKERY
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London Olscrcdits Russo 8ulgar Peac'
 Rumors
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ish peace ptoltei 'oadcrcd .o Russia some days ago. RUSSIAN EMBASSY ANNOUNCES APPRECIATION OF WILSON
 SPEECH
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measured terms.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-11
THOUSANDS OF JEWS
in SORRY PLIGHT

London, Oct. 10.-Thousands Of
Jews in Poland and Lithuania, idle
and destitute. are described as in .
Sorry plight" by a representative of
Judische Press of-Berlin.
Shortage of raw material and lace
Of machinery haye cut the means Of
earning a livelihood from a vast pro-
portion Of the Jewish population in
both countries, he says. and the NOR
tally is exceedingly high, particularly
among the young.
Conditions in Wilma, are said to be
unusually bad, more than half Of the
$1,000 Jews there beingiin abject pow
erty. Deaths which normally were 8
per cent have risen to 44.4 per cent
and in Warsaw where in 1917 the rate
of mortality showed an increase Of 4
per cent for non-Jews, the statistics
show an increase in the death toll Of
Jews of Fl per cent. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-11

washington, Oct. 1o.--raxation al
salaries 81 aate 6A1Cl1ls and OF mi
comes DERIVED from interest on statQ
and municipal bonds, as provided Id
the house draft Of the new 10000
1000. o00Lrevanue bill was attacked "a
Kellogg Of Minnesota, Republics
The war powers OF congress do, nd
extend 80 far az to suspend constitM
tional Limitations. Senator Kellogg
said.
81 do not believe that the necessk
ties OF the war justify the govern
ment laying its hands upon thu
sovereignty of the states" said MA
kellogg. The continuance Of oM
dual form Of government. the stabik
ity, Independence and effectiveness ol
our state and municipal government1
are Of the greatest importance to the
peace l>Qnd happiness of the nation
and the perpetuity~ Of u institu-
lions.
[eMgency in the federal government
GUS experiment. From the state
ments of the secretary Of the treas.
|ury, but small revenue will be re-
ceived. \ The. tax is not imposed on
the income Of bonds heretofore is
sued, but only upon the incomes from
bonds hereafter to be issued.
I'm tiMe of war when of necessity
all powers Of the federal government
are marshaled. let Is not, under the
guise of war, undertake to change
the fundamental principles under
which the states and federal govern
ments maintain their separate exis-
tence." :
The inhibition Of the federal con-
stitution does not arise from any ex-
pressed limitation, Senator kellogg
said. but the want Of power arises
from the nature of the sovereignty
Of the federal government and the
limited sovereignty Of the state gov
ernments.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-11

WATCH ,e AZ R ESHKs GROW
- %odern hnt asea ( &c. sooR 4th 81. al
$3o.00-Furnished Z room house, all
..7 % 1@snpn but heat soo,I srd So ST.; !,
modern, No. eth st. =
:. ss6'o @.;s, room 3 all modern house on
'4o,9 FL room all modern houye on
'ss.9 ssi; room all modern house on No.
'ss'eS-s room ali modern bouss>on uni
versity Ave.
ssl'9 Ss.t, o 5So Got aSnss: q i. modern but
heat. on walnut St.
'2S.g Se.t : ROOM . NJ pSSse; all modern but
$16!10-6 room. house, city water and
sewer, Kittson Ave. =
Ae.e0-4 room cottage on So. srd St.
49, 90 room @ \ house h S, on n. Misnnesota Ave
SIC. 00-Small modern store with city
steam on-Kittson Ave-
: 6.oo.-5 rooms. city water free, 30. 3rd
$500 room house all modern But
heat. on End Ave.
s15o.oo-All modern store oh DeMkrs
s1sc;ocsA1l modern hotel doing a sood
$32.00--7 room all modern house. hard
Ho0u l'001 Fo e SALE HnI1ss J. na
''oee 9oot d9sTsr I'll FL m modern VsTno house e. 50
;s1oe,So-s room house. aii modern but
heat, on University Ave. .
$1150.00-5 room cottage, city water,
sewer; cistern and cellar. on n; sth;;
Ave. city water. cellars.
~ w. H. KELSEY. e &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES
RxpoRr.

TREAsuRER's REPoRT.
For Chester. School District No. 81.
County Of Grand Forks; State of North
Cash on hand including sinking
1sna' :i at OF school 7s775
Total amount received during
year from ! ap~porttonment of
state tuition fund ....... 175.04
Total amount received during
year from apportfonnnent of /!
county tuition fund ...... 1920
Amount received during year<
from taxes levied by districtS
school board ...:......... 558.52
Into teachers retirement fund ITO.
Amount received during year
from state aid -.---- 1000
Total receipts for year s s1s.4s
Grand total receipts for year, in
e1rdins casb/on hand July l..
axpcndisurss.
Amount paid during yea for
teachers salaries .-.-.$ $500
Amount paid during year for
salaries and expenses OF
school OFFICERS 4o.0Ni
Amount paid during year for
transport tion Of pupils 1000
library books and text books. l5.s2I
treasurer on account Of Teach
erss retirement fund sS ITO
Amount paid during year for ~s
incidental so7:ss'
cssh on hand. ineiuains sinfins - -
FUND. juno 30. 1918 -$ 14s-os
Grand total expenditures and
Sash on r. nand 70 balance shove i. =,
81 sS erasr re & sss. pistrisi schsoi sa;ssei
DmELLH
President
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-11
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change, 100 lcres Of good dry farming
\ ond hand. six cylinde5 automobile.
: providing samesis Of light weight, late
model n having bean used for pleas
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car. WriteST. J.. Clauson, Baudette,
Nine =,
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-11
FARM LANDS,

FOR sALE-LEAsE AND IMPROVE
rnents on three sections state land
and lease on one section Of decided
land; 1900 acres under cultivation.
Two. sections under fence. On good
flowing stream. Fair crop this year
spite Of extreme. drouth early part Of
season. Now running $50 head OF cat
tie and 200 head of horses. Full Tins
Of machinery including Altmancraylbr
Separator and engine. 1880 with
tplows, Good proposition for parties
with means. Present owners have too
much other business. ForAfurther In
formation write Pioneer State Bank,
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-11
AGEST1

AGENTS. WANTED TO SELL THE
pamphlet on the inside history Of
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-11

TREAsuRER's REPORT.
For Levant School District No. 112.
County of Grand Forks. State Of North
Dakota, for the year 1s111s1s.
Cash on hand including sinking
fund, at beginning of school
year July 1, 1917s...... 544.59
Total amount received during
year from apportionment Of
Total amoun received during
year from .aPportionment Of
county tuition fund .......S 1880
Amount received during year
from taxes levied by district
Total receipts for year ..s 1915
Grand total receipts for year.
: inc11d1ng cash on, hand July
1xpcnditur.1 'A
Amount paid during year for
salaries and expenses Of
Amount paid during year for
interest on bonds and war
Amount paid. during year for
D. incidental expenses .-. 2.73
Total expenditures for the year.s sa.73
Cash on hand, including shaking
fund, June 90. lsls--.$ s3s.sl
Grand total ergsndtturss and
above total receipts ..$ 7O3.Al
Approved this sth1 daysofiJuly. 1915.
BY Order OF the Disty4ctfS0tool Board
WILLIAM T:REACY.
A''s SRs. 2p4gs ;. rRnAc1. .s cssle.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: NO Ell.
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