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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
KARPENTERIAI SUSTREI-
KAVO.
Reikalauja daugiau uzmokes-
MO.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on April 2,
1913, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Norfolk, Va, bal. 1.-Dide-
lis nuoSimtis unistu karpente-
riQ, Gia dirbaneiu vyriausy-
b6s kar6s darbus, siandie ne
at6jo darban.
'Unijos vadovai tvirtina, kad
streikas nepaskelbta. Tx tick
zinoma, kad darbininkai rel
kalauja uzmokescio .padidini-
mo nuo 59c. ligi 6212c. valan-
doje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
DEPoZITORIAI TURF AT
sIIMTI PINIGUS.
Praejus tam tikram laikui pi-
nigu negausia.

Central Trust kompanija
Chicagoje vakar paskelbe, kad
daugelis subankrutijusios j.
Tananeviciaus bankos depozi-
toriQ visai neatsisaulSia pain
ii jiems dabar ismokamu nuo-
simciu W jq zuvusius pinigus
bankoje.
Jau pirm keliQ menesill
teismas minetai kompanijai,
,kuri tvarko subanllrutijusioS
TananeviGiaus banlos reika-
lus, isaka iSmoketi 10
nuoS. is zuvusiq bankoj pini-
gu. Daugelis depozitoriq at
sisauke j Central Trust kom-
panija su banlSos lnygutemis
If gavo jiems prigulincius 10
nuoS. Bet kit Wis dar neatsi-
sauEia. Neatsisaukusiq yra
162 depozitoriu, kuriems pri-
gull gauti apie pora tukstan.
ciu dolieriq.
Jei tie depozitoriai neatsi-
lieps j 6 menesius laiko nuo
tos dienos, kuomet teismas i
sake ismoketi 10 nuos. (gi nuo
to isakymo praeio iau keli
m6nesiai), tuomet likusieii pi-
nigai bus pavesti Sales izdui
Chicagoje. Tenai bus jie lal-
komi istisus metus ir bus pro-
ga depozitoriams sau prigu-
linGius pinigus gauti. Bet pra-
eius metams, nepaieskomi pi7
nigai bus pasiqsti j Washing
tona ir teks jie vyriausybels
TananeviGiaus hankas SUI
bankrutiio spaliu is d., 1916
m. Turto yra 100000; ne
pritekliaus $480,000. Dabar
ismokama 10 nuos. dividendq
kiekvienam depozitoriui is
bankoj buvusip pinigq. "
pusmeGio gal vel bus mokama
8 ar 4 nuoS. dividendu.
Tarpe neatsiliepiamp depo-
zitoriu yra If tokiu, kuriems
pazymeta po 100 suvirsum do
lieriQ dividendq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02

Alfonso Weber, 81 M. am
ziarls, 15S West Division gat.,
sugalvojo pasidaryti gala.
Tuo tikslu jis vakar ryte nu-
ejo j paezeri il ties North ave.
isoko j Michigana.
Isokes teciau eme saukti
gelbekit''. Parko policmo-
mai j istempe is vandens. Pa
aiskajo, kad jam vandPo pasi-
rodes persaltas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02

Chicagos Kataliku Labda-
riQ Sajunga valSar vakare tu-
reio surengusi vakariene, XII
rioje dalyvavo If 10 Augsstoji
Malonybe Arkivyskupas Nun
delein.
Apkalbeta imties priemonip
selpti seimynas tu karcivip,
kurie zus sioje. kareje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
ang|ams.
Inzinieriai mete savO darba
If stojO muSin.

Taip jie nesielge. Susitare pa
sileido pesti j music elinijas,
kur ateje uzeme savo vietas
sale spaudziamu savo draugp.
MuSiai tesiasi visa naujo
anglu fronto inija. Bet mu-
Sip pasekm6s labai neprielan-
kios yokieciams. Praeita SEX
madieni anglai atmusa dauge-
Il smarkiQ yokieciQ atakQ, gi
kai-kuri6se vietose atliko pa
sekmingus uzpuolimus prHs
vokiecius.
Labai intempti musiaio te-
siasi pietuose nuo Somme, toj
:iuostoi, kur prancuzai ilgas
Iaikas atsilaiko labai didvy-
rlSkal.
siauriniam fronto gale vo-
kieciai irgi atakuoja anglus.
Bet kaip kitur, taip ir tenal
vokieciai panesa baisius nuos-
tolius ir nieko gera jiems me-
iseina. Jei kasdien taip skait-
lingai vokieeiai kris, reikia IT,
kettles veikesn6s karas pabai-
gos.
Anglai atsieme savo vietas.
Anglai pradejo smarkp vel
kima prizes vokiecius aplink
Feuclly, rytuose nuo Arras.
Jie stoio s4lzpuoliman apie 3
val. ryte praeita sekmadieni
ir pasivare su tokiuo smarku-
mu, kad atbloske vokieeius
atgal per 1,500 jardu ilgio il
200 jardu tolumo. Sitas an
glq pasisekimas, tai taktikos
'darbas. Bet tas ypac yra svar-
bu atsizvelgus i fakta, kad
per praajusias desimti dienu
anglu kariuomene tikrai buvo
pavargusi atremdama negir-
detas vokieGiu paselusias alta
kas.
Pietuose nuo Somme, kur
dabar seka dideli muSiai, an
glai taippat atsirado CERES
niam stovyj. Tenai jie nuo vo
kieciq atsieme miesta Moreuil,
uz kuri ivyke kruviniausi mu-
siai. Dabar mieste plevesuoja
anglq veliava.
Voheciai paliko 5000 negyvu.
Viena is labjausiai lesuo-
ianGiq priesininkui atakp ivy
ko tarp Morelancourt ir Som
me, kur vokieGiai su visu sa-
vo paselimu tuojaus po pu-
siaudienio uzpuole australus.
Atakuojantieii ejo tirstomis
eilemis. Prizes tas eiles puole-
81 australia ir suavangejo
ginklai, susimaise su zmoniu
reksmu ir dejavimu. Woke
eiai buvo atbloksti palike 81
600 negyveliq.
Ties Lassigny viensedija,
tarpe Albert If Arras, pietuo
Sc nuo Hebuterne, anglai pui-
kiai iseio is music lauko. Ne
tik vokiecius atbloske atgal,
bet dar paeme nelaisvan jp
200 kareiviq, paeme 40 kul-
kasvaidziu iir viena apkasq
mortira.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
ATNAUJINTAS Parry
zIAUs BoMBARDAVIMAs.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April 2,
1918, as required by the act Of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Paryzius, bal. 1.-siandie
po pietQ vokieciai atnaujino
Paryziaus bombardavima toll
Saujama armota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
senas keliauninkas.

Per Chicago pescias vakar
perkeIiavo W. S. Chapman il
Baltimores, 73 m. amziaus. Jis
padare laizybas uz $4,000, kad
paskirtu laiku pescias praei-
sias $1,000 myliq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02


master at Chicago, Ill, on April 2,
1918, as required by the act Of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Anglijos Armijos stovykla
Prancuzijoje, bal. 1.-KollSas
negalima dabar aprasyti brl-
lijantiSko anglQ apsiginimo
ypatybes ties Somme praeita
savaite. Tai istorija mazulytes
armijos, kuri susidejo is ivai-
rios rQSies kariuomenes skyriQ
If kuri krizio metu buvo SUI
rinkta il pastatyta frontan
prizes paselusi vokieciq brio
vimasi. Ia neskaitlinga armi-
ia taip ilgai karzygiskai at
silaike prizes vokiecius, lSol jai
pagelbon neatejo regulere ka-
riuomene.
Americas inzinieriai didvy-
rial.
Toje neskaitlingoje armijo-.
je brlvo ir amerikoniski gele-
zinkeliu inzinieriai, kurie kaip
ir praeito lapkrieio men. mu-I
syje ties Cambria, pamete sa-
lin savo irankius, pasieme
ginklus If stojo po talkinin-
kq veliava.
Tai buvo praeita antradienl
po pietp, kritiskiausiam mo
mente, kuomet butinai prisie-
10 musip LINTON pastatyti
daugiau kariuomenes anglq
eiIase ir sulaikyti vokieeiq
briovimasi.. Pagelba jau buvo
kelioneje, bet nesuspeJo prl-
butt reikalinguoju laiku.
Nebuvo laiko atid6lioti rel
kala. Tuomet vienas genero-
las is artimiausiQ apylinkiq
kuoveilSiausia surinko viso-
kios rusies kareivius, kurip
tarpe atsirado If amerlkonls-
Xxi inzinieriai.
Isviso penkiolika simtp tQ
kareiviQ, vedamQ brigadlerlo,
patrauke prize music linijos II
tenai isivele music viesulon.
Tenai iie uzeme 1900 jardp
music linijos, kad neleisti pra-
silauzti vokieciams. Buvo ma
mona, kad tie didvyriai apgl-
neiai neatlaikys prizes vokie-
ciq paselima if visi lig, vieno
zus. Teeiau buvo kitaip. Jie
savo ispiovoje vokieeius atlal-
Ike.
veltus vokieciu sturmayimas'
Vokieeip batalijonai paskul
.bataliionus buvo siunciaml
prizes tos apylinkas anglq IL
mia. Bet iiems nesiseke pasl-
varyti pirmyn. Sta surinktc-
il kariuomena tikrai didvyris-
5kai savo vietose laikesi prizes
yokieGiq ordq Wins, kaip lai-
kesi jq draugai desineje If
.kaireie. Tlgas valandas jie
truskino vokieciq batalijonus,
kol pagaliaus neprisiqsta re-
guler6 kariuomene.
Tai pavyzdis kovos dyaslos,
ku1.ia Shame intemplmo lake
parodo talkininkq kareiylai.
Sitas atsitikimas yra indo-
mesnis if stipresnis savo dva-
sia uz tuos septynis anglp ka- |
reivius. Tie kareiv7iai Angli-
ioje apleido namus, perkelia-
vo skersai Anglijos kanalo
If turejjo stoti kares frontan.
Teciau niekur nesurado jiel
traukinio nukeliauti frontan.
-, .stst, fsVls ~. q |
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on April q,
1918, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
GERMAN PEOPLE !
SEARCH|uNGF||0R 5; ] ! / J ! [; ! Il J !
GUILTY P ARIlES''' S
Provincial and 4 Socialist Pa.
ers Continue Campaign
Against "War Culprits.'

Amsterdam, Oct. ~. british
Wireless Service. )-Ge Gernan provincial
and y Socialist newspapers continue
their campaign against the chief
culprits'' responsible for the war. The
Frankische Tagespost of Nuremburg.
the first paper in Germany tosdemand
openly the abdication Of the emperor,
declares that theZ. accession of the
crown prince is entirely out Of the
question.
'''The German people are. searching,
for the guilty. says the Volks Eel
tung. the organ of the Nuremburg
Socialists "The Pan-G Germans and
junkers are silent today but we do not
forget that they are the great war
meters in Germany, that they remain
the support Of social and political
reaction, and that they are Ia mem
ace to the future healthy develop
ment of the German empire. The
Pan-G German policy has gone bank
rupt, but unfortunately it has led the
German people to Disaster.
ITO the gallows with the guilty,
whoever they may be- a
The Socialist Arbeiter, Zeitung of
Vienna urges the German Socialists to
punish the chief culprits,'' without
mercy. adding: 55t J
when the, German soldiers return
home from the trenches after four
years Of unparalleled suffering, there
will be a reckoning for the people
! who have led this catastrophe. The
German people will sweep away the
junkers and take its own destiny into
its own hands"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
JOURNAL AND
vALENC CIENNES
TO FALL SOON
North of Tournai British Are Along
Scheldt River For Distance Of Five
Miles; French Continue Ad-
vance Along Oise
lBy the Associated Press.N

Allied troops the northern end of the front France and
Belgium today driving line from Of Client
past Journal Vaencennes This the line of the Sched and
points i-Tourna Valencennesae
almost within the grasp OF the British.
German senng between Journal and Valencen
southern of Valencennes the
Dutch frontier The British however continue
Orcq within less than mile of Journal has been
tured British hold La Senne mile Va1enen
5l
North of Journal the British along the Schdt front
of five miles and north and south of this rapidly gaining
the bank of the river Between Vncnnes and LIE Cateau
British their pressure reached Ecaon
river at Thian southwest of Valencennes is
French forces continue their pressure the front from the
junction of the Disc and the Serre Voue On the
left they have advanced north of the Serre East OF the
Asne Vouzers the Germans have ceased their violent efforts
dsodge the French from important hill positions The here
position outaank the Germans facing the
the of the Meuse which the strong German
efforts drive the French back.
General Gourauds however have defeated all enemy
tacks
The of Gernany's reply President Wilson arrived
Washington It probable that decision
by the president will be made before tomorrow %
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
MANY CASES or RUTHLESS WORK
OF GERMAN SUBMARINES COULD
BEP0lNTD OUT, SAY OFFICIALS

London. Oct. 22.-with reference
to the paragraph in the German note
denying that the German navy in
sinking ships ever purposely de-
stroyed life boats with their passen-
gers, it is pointed out in government
circles today that many cases could be
quoted in reply to this denial. Two
recent cases are the Llandovery Castle,
the Canadian hospital ship sunk in the
Atlantic and the French steamer
Lydiana sunk off the north coast Of
Spain July 16.
The Llandovery Castle was sunk off
the Irish coast on the night Of June
+27 while returning from Halifax with
no wounded aboard. The vessel car
ried 258 persons, including IA female
nurses, and only "a We're saved. The
German submarine made no effort to
aid the survivors and even tried to
sink at least one of the life boats.
After the Lydiana had been torpe-
doed, two whaleboats and a raft were
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
,lOl ]. MORE ARE
REPORTED ! E / I J LOST
I ON IlCONDEROCA
Two Officers and SO Army
Men SO Down in il Addition
!, ], % 112 z Men y J. ] of. Crew.

washington. OCT. q. TWO oficers
ana 90 enlisted men Of the army lost
their lives in Athe sinking Of the
American steamer Ticonderoga,, in +.
the war zone September 80. This an
today BY the war depart
ment brought the total loss Of life to.
21s, the navy having preyto tously re-
ported ten officers and 1O2 men Of
the crew and two otncers carried on
~ prisohersf by the enemy ahbmA-
rine that sunk the vessel. \ ss
s5 More than half OF the soldiers lost
were from Ohio. The list Also Ewes
the names Of II privates saved. The
officers lost were Lieutenants Joseph
w. Freeman Of Wetumpla 10, Ala, and
Cleveland G. Frost, Berea, KY.
IL The 1conderoga, Formerly the Ger
man steamer Camilla Rickmer, sMas
torpsdoed I. 700 miles r6m shore and
the only known survivors We're thfes
.onhcers and five men of the creM,ill
;additi6p to the y soldiers saved.
Tho Submarine y reports u Y stps have
sheiled the life boats. killing many
Of those who had succeeded q Isey-
Ing the ahtp ~ fely. NJ issl1 1i
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
OPINIONS DIFFER AS TO WHAT
COMMENT PRESIDENT WILL MAKE
Dispatch Published In Germany From Unofficial Sources
States That Troops On Leave Are Ordered Not To
Return To The Front
General Idea |, That There Has Been Political Revolution
In Germany And That People Are Ready To Over
Throw Kaiser And All War Lords.

Washington Oct 2sThe official of Germanys latest
President Wilson received by cable today the Swiss eg
Frederick Oederln the Swiss charge arranged deliver
Secretary Lansing as it could be decoded.
The charges appearance the state department delayed
ranslatng to-
shown and is understood that the official will clear
tain obscure passages the wireless version received yesterday
Indications that of decision by the
president could be expected before Secretary lansing
with him until midnight last night discussing the wireless
but there further conferences and assumed
there will be exchanges with the Allied capitals
Official continued be withheld awaiting ndica
tion of the presidents views Every expected him dede
quickly whether the with its promises support of the pea
for arce and its assertion that the Berlin
longer responsible arbitrary power suaon
requiring action.
Informal opinion the probable attitude of the president did
differ the great point that immediate is hand
lad that sincere the German armistce will
be agreed except conditions Of will destroy
e. RssF 6 e E harm @ 4,
armies left complete their enforced evacuation Of
pied territory as best they might with the Allied their
heels Others believed the next with the Allies
would be suggestion that the German military commanders if
ready dictated terms should approach General Foch
the subject of an armistce
Those who convinced that the beaten sub
mission and that efforts at bargaining merely prelude
complete surrender the future if the Allies hold firm
determination nothing less guided by confidential dip
oatc advices purporng show that there has been
ical Germany people power ready
to throw the kaiser and all his lords get peace
1t learned today that dispatch from Germany has
been published Copenhagen stating that
leave receiving secret orders the front and that
to this. extent Rehabilitation has begun. !t*
Military here however, regard it nconcevabe
such orders would be while desperate
hold the American and Allied troops bay points
he western front. a##a@ s@I Hss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
OFFICIAL TEXT Of GERMAN note
RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON TODAY
CHARGES / FIVE ].
TOBACCO FIRMS
HAVEM]|.Q||N|'0P0LY \
- :. -. ~ y NJ W. u 49,. s--.-
Price Discrimination Basis
of Complaint by Federal
Trade Commission.

Washington, Oct. 22.-Five tobac-
co corporations and number e Of
their officers and, directors were
charged in, a formal complaint today
by the federal trade commission with
price discrimination in the sale of
cigarettes and other tobacco products,
tending to create monopoly, unfair
maintenance Of interlocking direc-
torates and illegal CONSUMPTION of
control of producing companies.y
Those named are the Tobacco
Products Corporation, Of Richmond,
Va. The Melanchrino Tobacco Trad.
ing company, New York; schinasi.
Brothers! Inc, New York; The Pru-
Dental Tobacco company, inc, New
Of virginia and George L. Storm,
Ruben M. Ellis. Albert Falk, Jacob
L. Hoffman, James NJ. Eixon, Gray
Miller, L. B. McKitterick and Leon
The defendants were ordered to
appear in Washington on December
to show cause why the corporations
should not be required to dispose Of
stock unlawfully held in other COM
panies in alleged violation of the
Clayton law.
The Tobacco Products corporation,
the complaint alleges, acquired all Of
the stock and capital Of the four 9TH
er concerns and also controls the
Khedivial company of New York, the
Standard Tobacco company. and
Stephano Bros, Inc, both of Virgin
ia, the Nestor Gianadis company of
Maine and the subrug company of
New Jersey. It is charged that the
corporation with the intent of sitting
lcompetition in the manufacture and
sale of tobacco products concealed it's
lownership.
4 Furtaer: charges include payment
tRf ECo1lhnfssions and rebates to deal
SFs who advertised, products OF these
Preparations and those who agreed
not to advertise the products of
compe titive companies. The corpora
ton, 1t is charged, for the last six
months, has paid the Louis j Lig-
gett company, owner Of about 700 re.
tail chain stores, monthly commits
sions equaling five per cent, Of prod
ucts purchased by it and has chm
tracted to pay this company further
improper commissions.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
ASKS
CATHOLICS TO
STAY BY SIDE
OF 'T|'HE||K|,AISER | !
People of Germany Are Call
ed on to Offer Prayer
For Nation.

Basel. Switzerland. Oct. "a
(Havas)-Cardinal Hartmann. arch
bishop Of Cologne has issued a
pastoral letter in which he says dark
hours have come for. Germany,
threatened by an enemy superior in
tions of the state by internal changes.
He calls on his people to offer public
prayers. .t
Deep discomfort is spreading every
where among the German people, the
cardinal writes, and he invites all
Catholics to rally around the emper-
or.
In all Protestant churches of Prus-
sia public prayers have been ordered
for the protection Of Germany from
the misfortunes which threaten her.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
Telegraphic Briefs

Neutrality-suspicious. comment on
the German reply indicates the news
papers of the country have not
changed their opinion that '.uncondi-
tional surrender by Germany should
be precedent to peace. -
Kansas City-It was announced
here colleges and universities will be
expected to furnish 100000 to the
army by July l.
Misunderstanding in the
influenza situation was noted in six
states. a
st. Louis.-Commentin on the
German reply, Sir Arthur Yapp. head
of the British Y. M. c. A.. said Ger
many's word cannot be trusted and
that the time is ripe for q knockout
blow 80 s#,s -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
.CONSPlRATORS
IN RADyCOAT
DEAL. / !. SENTENCED ! | |:
Gouled Given Seven Years
in Pen and Vaughan, !!
h. Two Y ears i

New York. Oct. z..F'elix GJuled.
q contract promoter, convicted 4 Of
conspiracy to defraud the govern
mentI in the nanufaotnrs Of army
/ raincoats. was fsentencedi TO seven
years imprisonment today. Captain
Aubrey Vaughan, Y who admitted aid-
ing Gouled carry out his conspiracy.
! was given, ! two-year term. 4.
Gouled vas released In $35, 900 bail
( pending appeal. /. 81 ~ Il n s +sts4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
RAIN HINDERs ELECTION.

Superior. Wis. Oct 22.-With rain
falling through the greater part of the
that the vote in the special congress
sional primary may not be sufficient
to nominate and that this district may
not be represented in congress until
March. A. p. Nelson. Grantsburg, who
is the republican nominee for the reg
ular. term. Is the only candidate at the
primary for the short term and with
no contest, interest has been lacking.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
DECIDED CHANGE
in TEMPERATURE
81 CAN BE EXPECTED

Washington, Oct. 22.-An early
taste of winter is about to be
given the country from coast to
coast. A special bulletin from
tho weather bureau today says
there will be.a decided change to
cooler within S6- hours in the
plains states and the eastern
Rocky Mountain region, Extend
ing by Thursday to the Missis-
sippi and beyond. r.,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
LABORMAY BE
DRAFT TEDDl THE |.
BURNED J SECTION
Possibility Of Martial Law
is Under G nsideration in ),
Northern Minnesota.

. H
Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 22.-The labor
situation relative tq relief work for
the destitute Of the northern Minne-
sofa forest fires has become acute.
"Unless labor is forthcoming immedi-
ately, steps will be taken looking to
the drafting of non-essential labor and
trucks not engaged in absolutely nee
ressary work." said Francis Colman,
chairman Of the reconstruction COM
mittee, today 1.-THE possibility Of
martial law to enable the committee
to call for the men and trucks needed,
Is under consideration"
Members of the executive commit
tee are at Moose Lake and Cloquet
today. Upon their return the forma-
ton Of drastic measures to draft labor
is expected.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22
CITY HALL Is HOSPITAL.

Winona. Minn., Oct. 22.-Plain-
view. village near here has convert
ed its city hall. into hospital to care
for Spanish influenza patients. Twelve
deaths have been recorded and there
are over 400 cases Of the disease in
the village. Minneapolis, Rochester
and Wabasha physicians have been
called to assist in relief work. Nurses
are needed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-22

t'Not Business" Says London.
London, Monday, Oct. 21-The Ger
man reply to President Wilson is re-,
garded here as mot business, but
mere arguments and protestation." In
ply. but simply q resort to verbiage
designed to cover the absence Of reply
One highly placed official described 1t
as badly camoufaged insincerity."
The government has not considered
the reply in detail, although Premier
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PRINCE UMBERTO DEAD.

Rome, Oct. 22.-Prince Umberto,
Count of Salemi, cousin of King Vic
tor Emmanuel, is dead at Crespano,
near Monte Grappa, where he COM
a battery in the Italian army.
He was 20 years old.
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Demonstrations In Jassy.

Paris. Oct. 22.-lHavas.) )-violent
demonstrations have occurred in
Jassy, the temporary capital Of Ru-
mania, according to advices received
here. A mob broke into the offices of
the 1ssilor Gazette, the government
organ. and the printing plant was de-
molished.
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French Onicial Report.

Paris, Oct 22.-Further progress
was made last night by the French on
the Serre front, the war Office an
nounces. The French reached the rail-
way northeast Of Assis- Sur-Serre and
also the st. jacques farm. northwest
Of Chalandry.
The statement follows: t 80
North Of the Disc the night was
characterized by great activity on tho
part of the German artillery.
"On the Serre front the French
made further progress They reached
the railway northeast Of Assis-Sur-
Serre and the st. Jacques farm north
west Of Chalandry. West of Chateau
Porcein there was active artillery
fighting. .ssys5
''On the plateau ! east Of vouziers
the battle diminished in intensity last
night. 1t is confirmed that the attacks
made yesterday by the Germans were
very violent. We have identified ele-
ments belonging to 16 divisions,
This morning a German attack
against La Pardonne farm was repuls-
ed completely
in the Vosges French patrols took
prisoners in the region Of Col Bon
h0mme."