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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29

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~nieszks}a pnr. 1925 Homer ul. ude-
rDona 7ostaia prDez automobil, kt6-
rym kierowai miody Frank Meme, z
pnr. 2544 No. Lincoln ul. BoleSnie
p~okaleczona pania Ulic o~dwieziono
do szpitala Matki Bozej z Nazareth
przy Lesvitt ulicy, a mlodego Meme
~poiicyant Linkowski a~res4towai / Cd
stawii ma stacye p%olicyjna. Jak zez-
naja swiadkowie wypadku, Meme pc
dzil z szybkoScia 40 mil ma godzine.
Wypadek ten wydarzyf sic wczoraj
! o godsinie 9tej wieczorem PREY mar.
Milwaukee ave. j Paulina ul.
u = q
Wojak polski Z oboBu " Laredo,
Texas prosi mas Iistownie o odszuka-
ME jego znaiomych, Franciszka b.
jaskiego Tub Stanisiawa Szymania-
ka, kt6rzy pred rokiem zamieszki-
wall W South Chicago. Bojaski lub
6zymaniak, albo CT, kt6rsy wiedza o
ich pobycie, MECH pisza o tenn ma
adres TAXI: Private M. Maczka, Co.
E. 81 I. N. F., Laredo, Texas.
q Is q
w ~niedziele przyszla, dnia SLIGO
marca, odbedzie sic poi6w ma para
fian Sw. Trolley urzadzony przez To-
w~arzystwo sw. Wincentego a Paulo
z tel parafii.
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DIS DZIEN oSTATNI DO mo
SIENNA STARYCH UBRAN, O.
KRYG, TRZEWIK0W 1 II. P. RE
CzY OLA BIEDNYCH BELG0W 1
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TU W BrURZE MACIERZY POL
sKIEJ ODEsbANE BFDA JUTRO,
A wIEC DIS JESZCzE GAS JEST
OLA TYCH KT6RZY MAJA JAKA-
KoLWrEK ODzIEz 1 CHCA "a
CHETNIE OFIAROWAC BIED.-
NYM. BIURO MACIERZY POL
sKIEJ oTWARTE DIS BEDZIE
Cd GoDzTNY e-TEJ RANo DO $50
W1ECZoREM. A PoTEM Cd GoDZI
NY s-MEJ DO 9-TEJ WIECZOREM.
RZECZY ZEBRANE w BIURZE
MACIERzY oDEshANE BEDA DO
CENTRALNEGo BIURA CZERwo-
NEGo KRZYzA, W SR6DMnESC1U.
q y q
Pracujac ma brzegu rzeki PREY
2etej I LOOMS III. Kazimierz STAN
elk, LEGACY lat "A wieku a zamiesz-
kaiy pnr. 1910 W. 21-sza ul., po--
sltznswszy sic wpadi do rzeki l MIN
ponnoc pr1ybyia nieborak utonai.
* q q
Policyi doniesiono wczoraj, re W
dwudziestu czterech godzinach skra-
dziono cztery automobile. Jedna q
maszyn byla wlasnoscia Polaka, E.
Natrakowskiego, z pnr. 14S4 Dick
son vi. Maszyna ia byla mark
Paige.
q q q
Mimo ostrzeze6, kfku z naszych
znow dzisiaj stswa6 bedzie musiafo
pred sedzia i placic kare "a spluwa-
ME ma chodniki. w biezacym tygo-
dniu dzieh wv. ,,spitless day" byi
wczoraj i kaAdy z 116 kt6rzy stawae
beda W sadie, "a plucie ma chodnik
Tub W budynkach pu~blicznych, dis
bedzie odpowiadai.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29

prswis kH4dy polsKI agent real
nosciowy oglasEa sic " DZ1ENN1KU
CHICAGoSkIM DO INTERCHANGEABLE
prIekonai sic. 70 tn uajleptsJ mu
da oplaca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29

Pred koscioIem ma VISIT
(podczas spiewania modlit BY
- siysyta kumie, jak to teIbz I
movie sic modla.
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- o! BE Cos pahsczyzne deb
nam ma wieki.
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- teraz o. Ciegiem pow re-
paiscyzne = wolnost rae mar WI
cie Panic!
= OF; Cego i'm sic zachcieJ J 2
Anal juicil BNdsiet9z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29

w niedsiele przyszla, dnia SLIGO
marca, odbedzie sic pof6w ma para
fan Sw. Trolley urzadzony przez To-
warzystwo sw. Wincentego a Paulo
z tel parafii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
tESKOSLOV & VOJSII0 0 us ADLO
RKUTSK.
ZPRAVA o ZAVRAzDENl RUSKEHC
II CARA Sc UDRzUJE.
POPLASNE ZPRAVY z RUSKA. 80 NEMECKO
VYLODUJE VOJSKO.

Londyn 25 cervna $50 Ceskoslovenska arnfida ma Rusi
zmocnila rkutska Sibf Cesk6mu vosku veel
general Alexejev byvay chn vete veskere ske branne
moei Zprava vze rkutska Sc objevia Bein6 odtud
dosla Kodane Dansku zaslana byla zdeS Exchange
Telegraph Co.
Kodan9 hlas ze bolsevcke rude gardy moci vniky
do bydiste sesazeneho rskeho Mkuase Ronanova
Jekatenburku tohoo zavrazd Zpravu pfinesly ruske
novny dose do Stokholmu.
Moskva 25 ledna. Kijeve vypukl yelky pozar KITE
~ znic vekou rozloze p9 ctverecnfch mil
Od9sky arsenal vyhozen byl do vzduchu r&
eMoskva, 21 cervna. (Opozd6na zprava - N6mci u
krana staym denim potravnach zvysu neustae prot
sob6 nenavist d9lnckych td rolnctva Uday neke
rych mlstech nepokoje ktere n9kde vyvrcholv
vzpouru oci bosevki nachazi sred odkud neustae
podnkaj vypady prot Nemcnm kteff nachazfv oko
jnena gubernfch chunigovske podolske Kjeve
Vybuch pracharny Keve neni az dosud vysetfen Pri
exposi byla ulcich rozts6na okna vbuchem povsta
pozar nenf dosud pod kontrolou Kerosn n6 ybusniny
nahromadeny znacnem mnozsv nebezpec Re vybuch
nu katastrofu est9 zvetsf Mnoh6 zpravy potvrzu po
vest ze N6mc syseacke vrazdf bolsevky btm donucu-
denicvo prac Jest podivno, ze zpravy zmu en
zverstvech nemeckych ednou nasnostech Rakouska
Revolucn hnut Ukraine nabyva denne vesfho rozme
vzdor zatykani vypravam hromadnym vesenm
nevnneho du Zasilate telegram videl nemeckou
graf jez pfedstavovala radu dvaci sibenc mvoami
kouskych nternacionasi kterf by poprave Jekaerino
slavi mnohych mesech sha stavka stavku organise
vane upy zaskodncke zcea systematcky odstreuj jed
notiv6 n9meck6 oddly ktere pTepadava vescany aby
mich vynucovaly potravny
Jest ragckou ron ze prAve teto dobe rusky sov9t,
ktery by nensale aby Nemeckem pTeruHl syky
jest oslabovan protrevoluc zapadn Sbii kerou tax
dcinne podporje ceske vosko ez Jest panem uraskych
drah.s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
PORANENY MUz ZEMREL

Vcera zemrel " mestske ne
mocnici William O. Cleary, els.
1907 Auburn ave., ktery byl
postrelen nocnfm hlidacem Gle
veland Illuminating Co. w.
McHalem. McHale udava, ze
Cleary ma opetovane jeho vola-
nj priblizoval;s Sc k majetku spo
lecnosti, ktery je v nynejSf va
leene dobe hlfdan, a kdyz ne
uposlechl jeho vystrahy, byl
lincen ma neho vypaliti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
AlMERIc AVE IA.
JALI22l NEMCU
u BELLEAU
LESA.
HINDENBURG ZAHAU
MOVE TAzENf MA PARfz
A RAKUSANUM Me-
POMUzE.
(POLEDNf BULLETINY.)

Londyn, rs. cervna. Ameri-
Lcti marinaci pfepadli vGera v
noci nepfatelskou posici u Bel
leau lesa, znicili il uplns, pobi-
Ii mnozstvf Hunt a zajali jich
221, mezi mimi jednoho kapi-
tana a pet poruGikG a nadpo-
rucikI.
Veskere okolnosti ma zapad-
nj fronts poukazuji k tomu, xe
Hindenburg pripravuje move Ia
zeni ma PaTiz. Hlavni nSmecky
|napor ocekava Sc bud v Cham
|pagne neb Pikardii. Vzhledem
ku chystane move offensive We
Francii, Hindenburg sQtva w
sic nSjakou pomoc Rakusandm
v Italii tisnsnym.
Vlassky hlavni stan oxnamu
je dnes postup svych vojsk ma
Asiago plani, We vyseku Mont
Grappa a u prismyku Tonalle,
kterazto soutSska nachazf Sc u
samych hranic Swear.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
oRcAnIsAToR cEskE LEcIE Y ITALII PADL BOIL

Rim, 25 cervna. Zpravy dcastenstv ceskoslovensk6
ege poslednch boch pro RakusanIm znf dosud nane
vs pochva9 Ceskosovenske vojsko ez melo prvnf ple
zost aby pod vlasnm cervenobym praporem mohlo
de bo prot rakouskym yranm, dalo jevo nejvet-
statecnos ash ddstojnci vypravuji Slovacfch
bojova "a nenesnadn6jsich okonos hrdinsky cei
nepfatesk@ selbe rojnich del r. Capek jenz
racnch taborech usova nevetM horlivos organisaci
cekosovenskeho vojska jez by boku ai moho te RAJ
kusan6m, byl usmrcen bo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
RAKOUSKE ZTRATY ODHADUJ Sc
ma $4,000.
PROTIVALEcNE DEMONSTRATE We
VfDN "A " PRAZE.
POSLEDNf ZADNf RAKOUSKY yOJ MA zAPADNIM
BREHU PIAVE VIDAL Sc yLACHOM.

Italove ovadi cey zapadni bfeh Piavy Posledn
VOL kryc zada usupujfcich rakouskych armad zapad
MIN bfehu uvznuvs vidal Sbor pozstava
1925 muzi.
Poodfednf ffmske huleny odhaduj dosud celkove ra-
kouske zraty 100000 padych ranenych a45o0O
ych Americky valeGny zpravoda Austin West kabeuje
'Timesim ze dhrnne ztray odhadovat
25O000 Pode jeho zpravy cey bfeh Pave cd Moneo az
ku San Dona Jaderskemu mor poset e mrvolam
skych padch Jde tedy jays hbtovnf pruh 45 mil dlou
ny Ponevadz mrtva ela nedala dosud pohfb vzduch
vsude dosahu reky je otraveny nesnesitelny.
Itaska kayaerie dosud usupujfci pronaseduje. Raku
sane biz ku fece Taglanto kde postav da
smu vzdoru to pomoci n6meckych divisf.
Vden nasedkem porazky u Piave jevi zdrcujcf pokles
lost Poukazuje sc ze alske zraty jsou rovnez veke
pry asi 100000 padlych ranenych $4,000 zajatych
"utesujfcim' tenn zpravam nikdo Vdn vsak nevef
protvaecnych demonstracich poracovano Podobne
je Praze vsude Cechach kde lid rovn6z sv6 voan
miru opakuje Madaf prot dalsfmu krvepro1evan proe
su vseobecnou stavkou drahach suzbe poovnf te
egraficke.
Neecky (ffssky) tisk e vei katasrofe Rakouska JILL
w nadhazuje cernozluta armada bez nemecke pomoc
nkdy mic nesveda ze ami tentokate bez pomocnyh ne
meckych divs neobeide Nemc opevnuj pfftomne valec
ny pfistav Terstu aby chran mesto pred moznm prepa
dem taske lodn eskay Rovn6z veenf rakouse posadce
zmineneho mesta muscle bt svefeno nemeckym dstonkm
Vceres bulletin obkfeenf armady rakouskeho arcikn
zete Josefa ne pod veenim generala Wurma nes
porzue pode vseho ODE doena rakouska voska zaje
vyhnula.
Naproti tomu potvrzu zpravy ze porazky cerno-
zutych armad Piave urpey nejve ztraty rakous apsh
Srelcl (EdelWelS) puky honvedSke mySlvecke
podobneho puku zby cyTi ofic 363 muzn vseho vsudy
kdezo rakouske dise TO- IL 27 ztraty 5000 muz kazda
General komandujicf rakouske 81 brigade yrosch sech
zasrel krvaveho 1stupu Meolo kde mrtvoa
vrahova naezena hromade rakouskych padlych umira
cich.
Mnoho italskych zaatcd uprchlo zmateneho lstupu
Rakusani
Americke pomocne sbory pechot oeekava talskem
bost pocatkem Americti aviatikove pomaha
Vlachim z nekoik tydnG.
U Piave prsi a reka opet rozvodnuje
Dne 20. itasky hlavnf san Sig Ba-
kery by povazovan nejlepsho itaskeho avaka
zize po bitye letcem neprateskym Jeho stro bv9
vznal spadl neprateskou lni den vznes Ba-
do vzduchu petkrae aby nepfateskym etci uka
Baracca byyal drive majorem zdy jest 35 rokd star W.
konal nem6ne sic et pronaseduje nepratelske aiaky
sdcastni Sc aspon sedesat vypray bombovacich.
Dnesni bulletin sdeluje re Baracca nalezen byl Mon
teo horsk6 pan oskach sveho aeropanu mrtev ebkou
proselenou Naezl je postupucf vlassky odd zda
ze Baracca rade spacha samovrazdu nez by bl upadl
zajeti.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20

Dean Babcock said, and he made It
clear that whatever coal may pass into
North Dakota will have to come here
before October 4. After that date no
one can say whether or not any coal
will be released for consumption here.
Not Enough IAgnite.
With reference to the ignite coal
problem, an Associated Press dispatch
from Bismarck says that considerable
comment has been caused by a state
ment OF Dean Babcock's to the effect
that while the consumption Of Ignite
within the state would amount to ap-
proximately four, million tons for the
coming winter, only one million can
be produced. When Dean Babcock's
attention today was called to this, he
said there were no further comments
to make; present conditions at the
mines are such that the supply will
not meet the full demand of the state.
The statement concerning an insult
1cient Quantity of Ignite comes as a
surprise to many Of those who had
thought that should the hard coal
supply fall, there would still be a re-
serve Of Ignite. That reserve cannot
be reckoned with.
For this, and a number Of other
reasons. 1t is of the utmost import
ance that all coal orders for the
winter of 1918-19 be filed as 500 as
possible, and without any delay.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20
ATESH HERE
NOT AFFECTED
Minnesota Decision is Given
Under Different
Laws.

According to an Associated Press
dispatch received late this afternoon.
a Minneapolis judge today held that
gas distributing companies of Kan
sas cannot increase their rates with
out his consent and approval.
Asked as to whether or not this de-
cision might in any manner, directly
or indirectly, influence the question
Of gas rates in Grand Forks, City At
torney George A. Bangs said:
"No. the rates here will not be
affected by that decision. In other
states they have laws that compel all
kinds of public utility corporations to
obtain the sanction Of the state con-
trolling committees whenever they
plan increase in their rates. This APP
plies equally to telegraph. telephone.
gas IN electricity companies.
I'm this state, however, we have no
such law-that is. one that includes
gas distributing companies. We can
merely file complaints with the rail-
road commissioners and have them
investigate, but we are in no position
to restrain such distributors from
raising their rates without a decision
from the commission to that effect
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20
APPROVAL MUST
Be GIVEN FOR
new GAS RATES
Booth Says Compan-
les Can not Advance Price
Without His Sanction.

Minneapolis, Mimi, July 2O.-Judge
Wilbur Booth in federal court here
today held that gas distributing COM
panies Of cities in Kansas could not
increase their rates without his APP
prevail. Although the court recently
refused to authorize q rate increase,
distributing companies +. advanced
their rates from sixty cents to eighty
cents a thousand cubic feet with a
service charge of fifty cents.
The validity of the distributing
companies action was contested by
cities Of Kansas, which brought the
case before Judge Booth for settle
ment. F. S. Jackson, Topeka, attor-
ney for the Kansas public utilities
commission, commended that an in
crease by the distributing companies
would discriminate against the cities
of Kansas. j. w. Dana of Kansas
CITY represented the distributors,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20
NO DEFINITE
PLANS MADE
BY AUTO men
Question Of Early Closing Of
Garages Isn't
Settled.

A meeting at the Moore Auto COM
pany, attended by local auto dealers.
garage men, filing station and auto
accessory men. took no definite &C
ton last night in regard to the early
closing question, for the purpose Of
Several dealers were of the opin-
ION that these early closing hours
would not work out well with the
present conditions. Others were Of
the opinion that such a step was .
capital idea and the only thing to
90, because" said one. Eat the pres
ent time it is simply a case of volun-
teering or being drafted and it is
much better to volunteer. The gov
means of releasing labor be devised,
Inc early closing hours have been
considered a good way and have been
adopted by many Of the largest cities
IN the United States; it's a war meas
ure and people can adopt themselves
to 1t as they do to other plans and
they will soc find that It will be
beneficial to ALL"
A few dealers seer today, feel that
it is a good idea but hat it should
not be put into effect until after the
harvest has been taken care Of, be-
cause farmers who happen to be in
need of repairs will only be able ia
come to town for them after supper
and they cannot afford to wall until
the next morning, as they would have
to, If the early closing hours were en-
forced. 's
Has Tried It Long.
One auto dealer who adopted the
early closing and M Sunday service
plan over eleven monthe ago says that
he would not go back to the old sys-
tenn under any consideration and
further says that he feels sure the
other dealers would feel the same
about it If they would but give the
new plan a tryout.
This plan will, of course, have no
OBJECT on the storage Of cars. the
garages where cars are stored, will
still be open and car may be put in
and taken out as the owners will, but
no gasoline or accessories will be sold,
also, in cases of emergency, cars will
be towed in If the need arises but nc
repair work will be lone on the cars
until the next morning when the ga
RACES open.
The safety commission in Mime
sofa has taken up the matter i'm their
state and garages will close every
night at 6 o'clock except Saturday
when they will be open until 10
O'clock. On Sundays the storage
rooms will be open from Z until
o'clock in the morning and from 8
until IL in the evening for the &C
commodation Of those who have cars
stored. .Eu
It is expected that some definite
steps along these lines, will be taken
in the near future by the auto deal
ers in this city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20
EARLY COAL
ORDERS URGED
Dean Babcock Says Coal at
Docks at Present is
Insufficient.

The recommendation that people of
Grand Forks place orders for their
coal as early as possible was strongly
emphasized today by DR.. E. j. Eab-
cock, dean of the college of mines,
University of North Dakota, who ad-
ded hat while it might be premature
to speak about a coal famine here
next winter, it would be we'll to make
ample safeguards against the suffering
that will be caused by lack Of fore
sight in respect to filing early orders
for fuel.
AT the docks at the head Of the
Great Lakes there is very little coal,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20
RATES ON
GRAIN REFUSED

Washington, July 2o.-Lower com
lake and rail rates on grain
and grain products from Toledo to
eastern points, which were sought by
the Toledo Produce Exchange, were
today by the Interstate Com
merce commission.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20
FORECAST

North Gakota-Gcncrally fair
tonight and Sunday; cooler sun
day and in West and North por-
ton tonight.
Minsc:' '~ta--vFarti@ cloudy to.
night and sundny: warmer in
cast ard s~rih LOTIONS toright>.
and near Lake Superior Sunday:
cooler in west and central por-
tons Sunday
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20
BRITISH AGAIN
BOMB GERMANS
BEYOND RHINE
Benz Works and Big Rail
way Station are Damag-
ed in Air Raid.

London, Friday, July 19.-British
bombing ~squadrons again have in
vaded Germany and have gone be-
yond the Rhine. An announcement
from the air ministry says that bombs
were dropped on the Benz works at
Mannheim, on the railway station at
Heidelberg, on blast furnaces in the
Saar district and or a powder factory
at Oberndorg, the latter having been
bombed today. A fire resulted at the
Benz works. Railway trains were
also attacked.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20
Belief Is That Mine
Destroyed San Diego
Continued From Page u

ahaft beam. which di~scourages mine
theory.
IS. Weather was inc. Smooth
sea-" g
The San Diego was struck on the
port side abaft- the beam. This is
held to discourage the mine theory
since an explosion from this source
| would nave occurred neal the bow.
Officials here are certain that some
small loss of life will be found when
the muster rolls of the ship have been
checked against the list of survivors.
The San Diego's muster rolls were
lost but a duplicate set is being sent
to Washington.
Captain Honored for Courage.
A statement issued by Rear Admiral
Palmer, acting secretary Of the navy.
commends the exemplary conduct of
officers and men of the a Diego,
citing particularly the courageous be
havior of Captain Christy, who was
the last to leave the ship.
AS the ship was turning over the
, captain made his way over the side
and jumped overheard. He and the
executive officer were cheered by the
men in the boats and as the cruiser
went down the men sang The Star
Spangled Banner"
The statement disclosed that five
or six mines were destroyed last night
in the vicinity OF the sinking and that
no reports have been received Of a
submarine near there.
That there was little II any loss of
life is indicated by the fact that the
lhship was abandoned in good order, all
hands remaining at thei posts until
ordered to take to the boats.
Union Evening Worship - The
Union services of the churches will
be held In the Methodist church Sun!
day night, Rev. Jonathon Watson will.
be the speaker. Splendid music has
been provided for the occasion.
Herald Wants Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20

ball players, with one exception, af-
feet every member of the Milwaukee
American association team. "Cosey"
Dolan. outfield, is the only player over
draft age.
AS to whether the American asso-
citation would finish the season, Owner
Timme said it was up to President
Hickey to decide.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20
MoNAHAN IS NOMINATED.

Madison, Wis. July 20.-.James
Monahan, Darlington, last night vas
named as a fusion loyalty candidate
Tor congress to oppose Congressman
John M. Nelson, Republican, at he
fall primary.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20

Meeting PostponedAAccording to
N. G. Mcdonald, state superintendent
OF public instruction, the annual
has been indefinitely postponed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20

Drs. Orr and May E. Sanders will
be out Of the city until Aug. 1. DR.
George E. Hodge will have charge Of
our practice wnl.e away.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20

Dance-At Belmont park pavilion
Tuesday and Friday evenings. Auto
bus will meet street cars after 9
o'clock, at Lincoln park-Adv.
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WILL NOT
GIVE CONSENT TO
BAKERS RULING

Boston, July 2O.-"My answer is
that 1 will not give my consent and
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20

Begin Now to enjoy yourselves BY
taking your Sunday dinner at Hotel
Dacotah. We cater to the tastes Of
all-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20

Attend Meat'ngs-The executive
committee of the Northern Packing
company composed of NJ. F. Murphy,
p. A.. McClernan. o. E. Hunt and
Oliver Knut~on are attending meet
ings at 1nkster and Orr today where
they have furnished speakers to adj
dress the people Of those c,nmun-
tiles on subjects relating to better
stock for Grand Forks county.
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. The Best Sunday Dinner will be
sc,ved at Hotel ,Dacotah, Of course.
We serve the best every day.-Adv.

Painting and Decorating done. Best
and cheapest instown. M. 8. johnson.
N. w. 1278L.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20

close the season. declared President
H. H. Frazee of the Boston American
League team today. when his atten-
ton was called to Ban J%ohnson's re-
quest to abide by Secretary Bakers
order at once.
tary of War Bakers ruling on base
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20

Buick stolen-A Buick six auto,
belonging to w. j. Clair. was stolen
from the Belmont pavilion grounds
last night and was found in che East
Crane Forks schoo! yards his morn.
ing. JOY riders are still having their
good times, but the police department
have taken extraordina y steps to in
terfere with them.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20
BRITISH CASUALTIES rNcnE.sEr,

London. July 2n.-British casual
ties reported in the week ending to-
day total 1881. compared with the
aggregate of 1871 reported in the
previous week. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20

Will Leave August 15.-A, second
vocational army camp will be opened
at Fargo following the expiration Of
the present one and it is expected
that ten men from Grand Forks
county will train there.
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