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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
gen i3Oe So45a

Soa er igen ct gar ipunOet, %
oi fommer after til e0er, genner,
ior at bonfe paa hos eoer og for at
beoe eoer ON life at gleIume Ger.
ningen Der blanot De gamIe og oe
ipge paa e6en.G3er.
5 StilbeO er aaret innnoet, og
i Stilbeo er Dor @erning blepen
giort. Iioerne bar life giort oct
~lettere at boloe ct Steo iom bette
/ Sang. vi maa febe oct melte,
ni ifal ipiie, og aft er blebet on
rere. Dog er aft gaaet bel. @i
bar meget at taffe for. Oct er Die.
BET muligt ogiaa / bette gar at
bi9lpe life iaa iaa ipge, og Der er
iioite g(ar opbolot ben inioo en- Snes
gamle Menneifer irit.
Bort aapel er neiten fulofert,
og troos De mango efitra llogifter
til alle Slngs 9%eparationer og
5orbeoringer = bar ri Dog De beo-
tie lloiigter til, ct alt er betalt,
iiaar oct, ON @uo bill, inobies Den
15oe September. 9ette er meget
at bore tafnemmelig for, % pl
er @enner Dor beoite Iaf ifploige;
tbi meo operoroentlig megen Bel
pilligbeo cr DC fommen os til Sinlp
meo at reiie bort 8iibs.Siis.
gien for os lisger en- lang @iuter
nleo DC mango og itore llogifter, Der
er forbun6et meo oaglig at futile
tiloeiebringe Opboloet for ct Sunore'
De Menneifer.
9erior fer Ri after ben til Goer,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
Nebraifa.~ areosmpoe.

5remont, Neb., D. 8. Wig. 1918.
3il Grpiter % Menigbe0er / 0ebr.
Greos.
Naooe og 5reo!
Freiter oa Observation-Disclosures /
a%ebraifa areos iamles til 6orret-
ningsmpoc i 2incoIn Girs.
ben 3. September. Me.
oct beg1noer SCI. 10. 5ormioong
og %illltter iamme Sag. 5ngen OF,
icntIi9e Mieoer pil blibe afbolot.
Geltagerne maa ielO Jorge for
2ogi. areosimrelien.
Dc. ID. Senen, Sef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
5Diflanos nGite Sifrnllu?

Oct er Dor 9pit oenne Sang at
me66eIe pore 9niere Iiot al. bpao
6ranf $. Simonos, ifrep / y@orIo-
6eralb" iioite Senoag.
5piflano bar tabt aompogncn /
1918, og meo bette 5ab er ulln0-
gaoelig inmmenfnDttet 5n6et al ii0.
lite Chance til at oiitoe militGr
SER; Blot foruoiat, at De itore ga
TONER, Der III er unoer 8a6ben
inoo 9piferen og bans minore al
lieroe itoar iolt, iom DC bar giort
biotil. 9pifldno uuogif ct gteoer.
lag, Ser ipntes ~inolnienoe efter
Slutninaen al anntpagnen / 1916.
troo5 bets Ger / Hnmanien bette
9lar, enc og alene for6i 6uslano
op9au aampen % iaole0es gap IN
iserne frie 9enoer. Giislnnos Sam-
men6ruo lotto 1Diflano i Stano til
at imooitaa englanos og Sranf.
rigs OffeniiO | 1917 % til at fore
toge Sen itore GffeniiD / 1918. iom
iuit er bleOen ilaaet paa @arne.
9eriom man funoe forciti1e Jig.
at 3piflano, fglgenoe 8rpceoencen
meo 8uslano, berefter funoe u0ifil-
le Stor6ritanien, Sranfrig, llniteo
States eller Stalien ira arigen,
funoe 0et mnligpis 6lioe I Stnn6
til at foretnge en- M Cffeniio %
oin0e en- militpr Nfgerelie | Be
item meo rimeIie lloiigt til SER,
men 6ortiet ira iaaoant @eLo bar
oct life l9ngere BET g(ntal af M9n6
elIer Resiourier, Spgaben freezer.
gi bar / oenne arig bait ire
Sacer, Der nejagtig bar lignet bber-
anore og IeOt til iafnme 9ieiultat.
S 9uguit og September 1911 iegte
Spiflan6 at uoifille 5ranfrig ira
9rigen beo lin itore Offeniip. 9et5
Strategi bar 6aieret paa Ben Teori,
at fgreno 9uslano funoe fomme ef-
feftibt meo enten / 9%itpreusien Ell.
Ter MOB 9itrig, ftnoe Ben tpife
Scr gore fig fproig meo 5rdnfrig
og oerefter ifpnfe Huslanos Zoe
lpggelie lin SpmGrfiombeo. Ne.
~berlaget paa Marne gioroe Gnoe
pna oenne Strategi. Den tpife Scr
bite Jig life lin Spgabe bofieri, og
ben frantic Militprmagt ~operleoeoe
Slaget.
Sitter beo Ber6un foriggte
efter at babe ilaoet Hlis-
og feren6 england enbnu bar
at gre oct af meo 6ranf-
rig. Eroblemet bar set iomme, BET
snifeoe Maal ioentiif, og / bette
Jolo par oct Storbritdnien, Der
Ipilleoe famine Rolle fom 3usIano
1914, og pan CONNIE begpn6te
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

8i bill life unola0e Der meo ct
Gar Or0 at benleoe Opm9rfiom-
beoen pao en- 9iite oper aoresier
til Camp 8aitors, iom Ri bar gioet
@loos paa Sioe 6 / bette Scr. 8i
bar optaget oenne lorge Aoresie-
liite for at bipIpe bore unge luther
ife 0ipno / @9ren % Oeres 6or.
plore til at fomne | 6orbinoelie
meo oisie 5%eItpreiter. Dc, Der
bar Conner eller Slpgtninge
@eren, fan oeo at ie oenne Cite
igennem faa Heoe poa, ON Der
er nogen li1tberif Camp 9aitor,
boor Sc er. 9enne 2iite er rettet
til Cato, gem oerfor oette Rr. FOR
lioen at funne r%eferere til Den og
ienoe o~eofommenoe Camp 9aitors
9loresie til Soloater eller ienoe
BAN Soloaters a6resie. Get bar
nteget at betpoe at biplpe bore
Camp 9oitors og bore lutberife I'M.
&c NGno | S9ren til at finoe bin.
anoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14


gemer. oe 6eoer eoer ON life at
glemme os. Set CT fun ct Bar
5ouoagc, % 5 ianles after ON
BET ganle Gpon9elium ON ben BARN.
biertige Somaritan. 5 oil ooiaa
nof / 2lar biolpe os meo ct Offer.
Or oet life mlligt At lrgae set paa
Den Senong, iaa aor Oct poo Ell
anoen Son0ag. noar set beoit fan
foie ii9.
8oa e9ne % Me0ar6cioere5 BEG
lie. GoerS i Eieneiten hengioue
:. Wtaoeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

Get lutberife Bureau | Nep
9orf GitD, bpi5 Sefreter Gen. 8.
8. Bannfofe er, er ifelge @m. 2utb.
SurDep i9roeles belbig I Getning
at at pinoe Siliiutning og Cant
arbeioe at Weolemmer operalt
uniteo States, og oct gsr iaaleoes
Den lutberife Strife | 2anoet en-
Sieneite, iom Den lGnge bar trRngt
til. gurenlets program, iom oct
foreligger, fen6er life til nogen ip-
nooal Vartiifbeo og ingen 5orbin-
belle meo unioniitiife geitrpbelier.
Gets Seniigt erflnres at pere Sno-
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Sen engelife l6enrigsminiiter9al-

Den engelife n0enrigsminiiter9al-
four bar meOselt Seoen 9oro &otb-
idil6, at ben engeIife aonse oil
iege at ifa6e ct Siemiteo for ben
isoiife Q~ationalitet i galeitina, bog
meo Spretboloelie af Sc borgerlige
og religieie aettigbeoer for beitaa.
enoe iffe-jsoiife SamFun0 I 9anoet.
Zen 3ioniitiife Organizations 9u-
renu / as6enbaon betegner oenne
Grflering for ct Document al eer-
oensbiitoriif 9etponing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

Soma areos Of bort Samfuno
er Iaa beloig itilIet, at oen omfat.
ter ogioa ct Sisrne af Soutb 9af.,
iaa ben fan boIoe fit areosmeoe
Der uoen at foritprres al @uOernpr
@aroings Proclamation moo Brit
gen al fremmeo Sprog. areosfor.
mnn6en, 9ait. q. 30. Nielien, oplD-
fer, at Soma &reos' aarIige Meoe
boIoes | Biborg, 50. 9af., /
9ogene 20. til %. Sept.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

en- al 6or0elene DeO at bliOe
gammel, i~frtper ben norife Gifts
PROFIT @uitap SEMEN i y9ref al
ct S%ipsipn", er bel oen, at MAJ
bliper mere oe mere uoillig onerfor
6umbug og tillabet 8eiert, at man
ipnes beoIt ON emile og ~gennemiig-
tige Menneifer (eller rettere benz
Der er bleben faaoanne), at man
oeiaa / Spergsmaalet ON aattoelig
N9ring er melt GLAD / bet iimple og
uiammeniatte iom 5aoerbor og Eros.
or0ene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

5 var. Sml." for II. Aug.
meooeles: r9ait. 81. 6. Sfoogaaro
/ Marinette er antaget til 09lrmp
gaitor~ ! Camp Dodge oeo 8es
Moines, Soma. SEQ StpreI-
iesmgoet / 9es Moines ben %.
Suli blen set beitemt fun at aob-
ne felgenoe 9lfoelinger oeo Sfolen
for / Aar: Graiteifolen, Sigh
S6ool department og 2ererifolen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
To His Excellency, w. L. Hard
ing, Governor of Iowa, Des
Moines, Iowa.

Chicago, ILL.,,
August 2nd, 1913.
Dear Sir
The Executive Com
mittee Of the Jacob a. Riis
League of Patriotic Service has
noted in the press the following
statement occurring in an adj
dress delivered by you on hide
pendence Day
"Now think of a man who
was brought from the filth
of Denmark and placed on
a farm for which he paid
perhaps $500 an acre Ye
gods and fishes, what Iowa
has done for him he never
can repay"
The Jacob \. Riis League Of
Patriotic Service grew out Of
a plan devised by the Govern
ment for creating agencies among
the citizens of foreign extraction
for the purpose Of assisting
Government War Activities, such
as sale Of Liberty Bonds and
War Saving Stamps, as we'll as
Red Cross and Y.M.C.A. sub
scriptions, etc, holding in readi-
ness at all times a nationwide,
locally articulated organization
for such work as occasion might
call for, and furthering patriot
ism in the hearts Of citizens Of
foreign descent.
W. enclose list of members Of
cur National Council and a copy
of cur Constitution, explaining
the purpose Of the League which
has the explicit sanction of the
Government, and aims to de-
monstrate to the rest Of the
world, and above all Germany,
the fundamental unity Of the
American people. Ii IS a distinct
~ non-political body, with an
open purpose to uphold the hands
of the President Of the United
States during the war.
Such being our credentials, we
N convinced that we voice the
sentiments of all Americans Of
Danish origin by entering a re-
speetful but earnest protest
against the above quoted state
ment from your address.
There is certainly no justice
in speaking of Denmark in con-
nection with filth. \ country
known as the garden spot of
Europe and which, at least be-
fore the war, supplied other Eu-
ropean countries with the dainti-
est of foods, calling for cleanliness
and neatness above all other
things, viz butter and other
milk products, must surely be
free from the charge filth.
We, fully appreciate what
America has done for US. The
existence and activities Of the
A. Riis League are abund-
ant proof of that fact.
Your derogatory remark about
Denmark appears to us to have
been singularly ill-timed, coming,
as it did, at the same time when
President Wilson vas making
his notable address, atgthe National
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

ginet tiger i ct al fine 8reoe:
Ser gipes pisie ling, iom man
fun ber tale ON al Siertets Oper-
flpoigbeo. Misbrug at guOelige
Orb bar til 5elge, at De 5elelier,
ion 0roene giper Snotrpf for,
bei @ru0 ioaffes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

Qoit. Ntlef 5. 6anien er traoot
j 9. @. 6. 4.s 6ieneite, % bans
qoresie er berefter 9eo. Atlef 5.
6anien, .. M. s. q, @reat Cafe,
Sllinois.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

iamling % llobreOeIie Of 0pIps-
ming. ret % ilet uoen no9en BRO.
paganoa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
2ireftioasmeOe.

VI 0uHlID $ulJ. PHpl. auHlc Il
nnlig bol0t. Set bIep paalagt III.
~oertegneoe at meooeIe ct % oil.
oct ira Nieoet, ion fan paare9ne
0ffentligbeoens Snteresie. 0ette ifal
ieg eiterfomme / bet feleenoe.
g~erneblaOet bapoe 1855 Sol6ere
peO 4orsmeoet. 2lIligebel = ifpnt
oetS Reoafter ingen 2sn faar for
lit &eonftionsar6eioe CAB oct
llnocrifl0 iioite 9lor, nemlig
$24731. @runoen til, at oet fife
betaIte zig, lioger l. at 9apiret til
9laOct er iteget iaa n1egct / 9ri5 og
tillige /, at oct bar TAFT noget ooer
100 @oloere, ioroi oct eng. Borne.
blao iortr9nger Oet aoifiIlige Ste.
Der. 9ao oct life lie i aar, men
bolo Dem beg9e.
0len for at itioe 9s~rneblaoet al
ior6oieoe 0ireftionen bets gris i
8artier. @riien ior oct fon1mer oa
til at ie iaaleoeS 10:
1 @fiempl. til en- iprifilt 9lOresie
30 Gents aarligt.
10 GfieulpI. til ell i9rifiIt Nore5.
ie a 10 Gents, $50 aarli9t.
25 Gfiempl. til Ell iGrifilt alOres.
ie a 10 Gents, $1,000 aarliot.
80 efiempI. til Ell ierifilt NlOres.
ie q IS Gcnts, $1,000 aarligt.
100 efiepmpI. til ell iGrifilt
AorcSie a 35 Gents, $500 aarligt.
Gpr MI gooe moo 9srne6la0et.
Get fan Iangtira unopGres / 6rent.
ti0en; maaife bliber Der 8anifelig.
bcocr for 5erieifoler paa Mooers,
maaIet / 6remtioen. Men iaa me
get baaroere bebeper 9ernene at
IGie @%erne6la6et.
a~ngaaen0e Dc hinges 9lao, oo
er oct befenot, at aarsmeoet be.
itemte, at oct ira gptnar 1919
ifnl uogiues TO @ange ON Maane.
Den, Salooelen paa 8anif % Salu.
oelen paa Gn9elif % / jim mtpG.
rcnoc StsrreIie.
Gesanganenoe beilutteOe 9ireftio.
nell, at Der opiorores, i9rIigt / De
unges' are0ie, til at iamle minoit
800 M &oloere ior glooet inoen
giptanr 1919, ian oct bill funne
uogipes to Gauge manue0ligt u0en
Cab.
0piS life bette ifer. tor 6or.
retningen life paatage Jig at no.
gioe &c Hinges 9lao oitere emo
eel Gang ON Wiaaneoen iom M;
tbi 9ireftionen bill life % tor life
lore 9la0et / @Glo. gh er bort
5orlagsbus lioen Bel0, % BET
maa Oct 6liue oe0 at pPre. 02en
tag iaa lat, nnge % ganlle, for
al iamle Soloere; oct oil life bore
uanifcligt at iamle De 500 M
6olOere.
9alslcns 2pre6og er ~oberiat og
uogipct pno @ngeIif og iii fomr
mer galsIeos 9i6elbiitorie mart
ogiaa. 9ircftionen bar bait Den Zig.
genoe / Operiottelie / lGngere 5io,
men orns Qrpfning er life blepen
lat / 8prf. Ru maa ben mart
fomme no. s 2sbet al nogle Tiger
bil Den nof ppre / 9anOeierL og
ben pil faa en- ~betDbelig 6oroel, ioet
ben bill blipe illuitreret meo onfr.
100 9illeoer. Bi boober, at oisie
9illeocr ifal gipe 9ernene baaoe
9pielDit og 2Grelpit.
Sob oerfor life uogen anoen Bog,
men pent til OIL fan faa 9alsleps.
0lon ben gamle giifop | aibe, Der
ifrep ben tGnfte, at bans BOG.
ifuloc blipe oneriat og brugt | en-
amerifaniieret Oanif SlGgt | slme.
rifa iom 9srnebogl 2ao oS life
nplge iremmeoe YGoagogers gsger
til pore gerns ltnoeroisning, men
blioe peo De gamle og prepeoe:
golslensl
9aa @riino af DC opre Briier
mnatte 9ireftionen forbeie 9etalin.
gen for abififlige S%foIebeger:
galsleps oanife 2Grebog a 20c.
@alslebs eng. 9nrebog a 25c.
galsleps oanife 9ibelbiitorie a
Or
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Advertising rates made known upon
application.
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Acceptance for Mailing at special
rate OF postage, provided for in Sec
ton ll03, Act OF Oct. 3. 1917, author
lied on July s. 1918.
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Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE II. 1918.
PARADlNG PRISONERS

Swiss dispatches tell Of the parading Of American,
British and French prisoners through the streets Of
German cities by their German captors for the purpose
Of impressing the residents Of those cities with the might
Of the German arms and Of inspiring in them a spirit
Of hopefulness with reference to the war. This is en-
trely in keeping with the spirit Of Germany as 1t has
manifested Itself in the things Of this war. however
contrary it may be to the spirit of modern civilization.
The ancient conqueror paraded the streets of his
homo city with strings of prisoners chained to his char
lot wheels. and the prisoners expected and received the
jeers and insults Of the populace. and were often SUBJ
jected to physical violence at the hands of the gloating
mob All this was barbaric, and in keeping with the
spirit of a barbaric age. The world. or most Of it, has
outgrown all that sort Of thing. But Germany has not
Her spirit is the spirit Of 3. c. And the spirit which is
exempified in the leadership Of Germany Is not the
spirit of, Rome under Caesar. barbaric as that spirit was
in many Of its manifestations. for there was in Rome,
Is there had been in Greece, the forward look, the ele-
ment Of progress. tho spirit of culture in its true sense.
The spirit Of the Germany Of today Is the spirit
Of Attla, cruel, rapacioua vindictive and destructive.
And 1t is that spirit which marches prisoners Of war on
spectacular parades through the streets Of q city, and
which seeks to bolster tho spirit Of its own people by
such appeals to their own baser natures.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17

treason. Not . single victory on the eastern front VS.
due to German fighting. until fraud had paved the way
for it. The overthrow Of Russia is not s. monument to
German military prowess but to German intriguing.
And the overthrow Of Rumania was not accom-
plished BY military means. Germany bought up traitor-
Gus oncials at 80 much a head. She 'connived with the
traitors at Petrosrad to cripple Rumania by wthhoidinas
supplies, and thus she succeeded,
And 50 in Serbia. Teutonic success was due Is the
fact that the kaiser bought or cajoled his brother-in-law.
the king Of Greece. into breaking tho treaty upon which
Serbia had the right to depend. Not by fighting but by
intriguing Germany defeated the serbians. /.
The Italian incident is too recent to need rehearsal
All the world knows that it was by falsehood ana deceit
that the morale Of the victorious Italian army was
broken and the way prepared for the advance into italy.
The Germans drove them back not by fighting but BY
spreading false reports through the Italian ranks.
Efficient, yes. but chiefly enacient in ways Of which
other nations would be Journal.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17
COMING NEARER HOME

The city Of Grand Forks has received newskof tae
death in actual battle Of two Of her soldiers. Several
men from this city and vicinity have died in the mill
tary service of the nation. but these are the first to meet
death in actual battle. Information as to the ,circum-
stances in which these men met their death Ii meakre,
but it is assumed that the action was one Of these in
which Americans acted on tho offensive and covered
with glory>by driving back the enemy whose
invasion they thusNaided in checking. - Il,
To those who have been bereaved in this manner
words Of sympathy may be uttered, but those words
cannot heal the wounds. The healing must be left to
the influence Of time. and to the consciousness that these
men who have died gave up their lives nobly and in. a
worthy cause. Al honor to them and to their memory.
The facts of the war are daily coming nearer to us.
The war is being brought home. It is our war. and we
are beginning to understand It 50. And We have reach
ed the point where there can be no halfway measures
and no compromise. If those mon died in a righteous
cause 1t is for US who live to see that they shall not have
died in vain, and that there is no failure on the part
Of any Of US to do our utmost to bring success to the
cause in which they gave their lives.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17
THE OLD BOYCOTT GAME

The boycott was not invented by the Nonpaftisan
league managers, but it has been used freely and per-
sistently by them for the purpose Of forcing people into
political action. Hundreds Of instances could be; cited
in which attempts have been made to influence the
action Of individuals with reference to political candi-
dates by the threat Of Withholding business from them II
they failed to comply with the demands.
One such instance occurred in a town within 100
miles OF Grand Forks just q few days ago. A local mer-
chant was approached by 4 man who had figured rather
prominently as a league organizer in that community,
and was told that he would receive patronage from the
organisation until the primary. But" said the organ
izer. I'VE have charge Of the machinery here and Ne are
going to canvass the votea We will know how. you
voted. and Il you vote wrong you will get no more trade
from uA" . :aae =:
The reply Of the merchant was ~forceful. IL not
polite. and the bully was given instructions, as to. whore
he could take ainself and his trade il he felt cd idiA
posed. ~ E
This 10 but one incident Of many. and the nastao1
employed in that case Is Identical with that which. haS
been employed In, others. It is quite IN keeping With
the secret caucus, which undertook to deprive tbs mem
her Of the legislature Of the right Of privAte- judgment
and TO substitute therefor the win Of : single in6ividHxI.
HIk @-ANs-a s-s Ar-LAF
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17
SAVINGS STAMPS

In the War Savings stamps the government has pro-
vided tho most convenient methods for. the investment
Of small savings that has yet been devised. At the
present price. SALT. that sum invested now will pur-
chase a stamp which can be cashed for $500 in a little
less than Ave years The investment is perfectly secure
and Its value cannot depreciate. and ..terest Is paid at
tho rate Of 4 per cent compounded quarterly. rhere
is thus no possibility Of loss Of income through neglect
to clip and cash coupons as they become due, a. the
interest automatically is reinvested with the principle
quarter by quarter. aa ID.
It is the expectation and intent that these stamps
shall be bought out Of actual savings. and through them
& special appeal is made to persons Of small means and
limited incomes. Thousands Of persons who are not
able to buy a $50 Liberty bond will be able to buy one
or several Of the War Savings stamps. and these inves-
torn. as well as those who invest the larger. sums. win
become financial co-operators with the government in
the carrying. on Of its great enterprises
Tho sale Of these stamps is a war measure. The
question may we'll be asked If a system so convenlen,
and so generally beneficial might not probably be con-
tinued after the war. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17
LOYALTY TICKET
In Mar'

For Convenience in Marking Ballot.
Vote for the following men whose
true loyalty is unquestioned and who
will not be controlled by Townley or
anygother individual, or any gang or
interest. II you want an independent,
eficient and safe state government:
Congressional Candidates.
First Di~strict---H. G.savick.
Second District-J. o. Hanchett.
Third DistrtctA--P. d. Norton.
state Candidates.
GOyefnor-John Steen.
Lettenant Governor-A. 7. KraA-
bel.
Secretary f state---Lyman 81. Page.
state Auditor-John Il George.
state Treasurer-Bernt Anderson.
Attorney General-Geo. /. HON
mes. &
~Ilnsurance commissioner Adolph
Wacker.aa IS
consa; e Asr,enlturs ana I.bor
Railroad Commissioners-sM. p.
Johnson, Joseph s0ackle, =. ". Taylor.
C6nkressmAn-HenryH Wick.
Judge of Supreme Court-C, ].
Iaeiaa&ivc Candidates.
House. 6th District--P. d Hanson.
sspats; 9Th Dktrict--W. 1. whit
House, iii ntstrct-Isw: rows.,
Hodsss tn District Burt
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Kansas City, Kansas: Frank skelly,
Toledo, o.; VIM. H. Stone. Ogden,
Kansas; Roger Sullivan, Perry, Me-:
Lloyd H. Symonds, Woodruff, N. Y;
Joseph A. Veillette, Lowell, Mass;
John w. Vogel, Tell City, Ind.
Died Of Wounds.
Sergeant Edward Harding, Cam
bridge, Mass; Corporal Samuel w.
Myers, Lancaster. Pa; Wagner Der
ey w. Fink, 1924 University Ave.,
Grand Forks, N. D.; Privates Ernest
Godreau, Derry, N. H.; Harvey M.
Hustled, San Francisco; Frank ].
Kroutch, Rio Vista, CAL; francesca
Lucchessi. Oakland, CAL; Frank c.
McClenahan, Sherwood, Tenn; John
=. Miller, Michigan City, Ind; John
NJ. Musser, Lincoln, Penn; VIM. H.
Moon, New Bedford, Mass; John c.
Proper, Gracemont, Okla, Oliver r.
Smith. 1pava, I'LL Z.
Died Of Accident
Private Owen H. johnson. Water
vile, Wash.
Severely Wounded. :
Lieut.. Whitney w. Stark, Brooklyn,
n z; Corporal Bernard J.. Igo, West
~Somerville. Mass; Privates Joseph J.
Cutrik, Lawrence, Mass; Charles E.
Dempsey, Johannesburg, N. ", stanis
G.. yFlibbert,, Worcester Mass: George
S. Forbes, Hoboken. N. j.; John B:
Kearney, Worcester. Mass; James L.
Mackay, Oakland, Cal; Andry Maka-
revoke. New York.
,(Note-The casualty lists are not
given out in Washington until several
hours after relatives Of mon on the
list have been notified. This accounts
0 the name Of Dewey Fink being
on Sundays list.)f
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GET EXCITED NOW

If there is going to be any popular excitement over
a coal shortage in the United States this year. now. not
next winter. is the time for 1t. There is no good reason
under the sun why the whole country should not be com
pletely supplied with fuel. If coal is not being mined,
If coal cars are not being provided, If coal supplies are
not being distributed adequately. there should be no post.
ponement Of a demand for correction Of these def
ciencies. Last summer was frittered away by those re-
sponsible for the fuel supply. and the result was a
winter filled with shortages. discomforts, and alarms
That course should not be repeated. If the public as
serts its power. it will not be repeated.-christian Sci
ence Monitor. .s r.