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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-31
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27
POWER CO. HAS
NOT PLANNED
INTERFERENCE
Railroad Commissioners
Hearing Expected to Pro
coed as Scheduled.

At the office Of the Red River
Power Co. it was said this afternoon
that as far as Is known at this time.
no steps will be taken for h purpose
Of restraining the state board Of rail-
road commissioners from examining
the books of the company in connec-
ton with. the rate hearing scheduled
to take. place in this city July 10,
when the board will investigate the
surcharge levied upon its patrons by
the power company.
Word was received in the city to
the effect that the Western Electric
Co. of jamestown had started pro-
! ceedings in the courts to bar h COM
missioners from examining its books
and records at h rate hearing which
will be held in jamestown two days
before the Grand Forks hearing Is to
take place.
! 1t was also stated that the Northern
States Power Co. owns and operates
the jamestown and Devils Lake
plants, but W. H. Brown, manager Of
the Red River Power Co., said that
F.! this was an report. The
plants operating in this state as units
of the Northern States Power Co. are
those at Fargo, Grand Forks and
| Minot.
LAS far as I know" Mr.. Brown said,
''our company does not intend to take
steps similar to those taken by the
jamestown company"
Further information about the pro-
cedure to be followed at the hearing
here is awaited and nay be in the
hands of the city authorities within a
few days.
The hearing which is scheduled to
take place July 10. is the outgrowth of
action taken by the city council when
it complained to the railroad commits
sioners tina the rates charged by the
Red River Power Co. for electricity
and gas were thought excessive.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27
LETTERS
CAUSE DELIGHT
Wilmer Elton Describes the
Sentiment Among Men
at the Front.

/ Enthusiastic delight. is the all
dominating sentiment among Ameri-
can soldiers at the front when the
mail from home arrives, according to
: letter from Wilmer Elton. received
ny j. b. Wineman, chairman OF the
Soldiers and Sailors Civilian Relief
committee. 1T sure is a grend and
glorious feelin'," the letter says.
Following is the text Of Mr.. Elton's
Ietter:
"Yours Of March rs reached me
last night and was very welcome as
letters always are from the States
FORKS. Mail has been mighty scarce
for the past week OF 80. SO yesterday
when everyone got several letters
each. our spirits went up about 1000
per cent ] drew eight myself so am
feeling pretty good. 1t sure Is a
grand and glorious feeling to receive
q bunch OF mail from the friends at
home when we are SO far away.
you say that a great many Of the
have not been receiving letters from
home. I think they must be the UNI
fortunate ones who were held behind
on account Of sickness, because we
Who have been stationed here In -
for some time have been getting ours
O.. K. True, it is a little late some
times, but that does not make much
Inference. It also in good
time as you will note by this answer
to yours OF the 26th Of March. TAX
ing into consideration h vast
for the A. E. F. I think they are do
ing pretty we'll. Those poor fellows
that were quarantined in England
and then some more in France after
crossing the channel, have been out
Of luck, Of course, both for mail n
money, too, as they did not have thetr
service records and could not be paid
without them. About thirty M"
company men blew in here a month
ago and got fixed up in good share;
We got their service records sent
here from Capt. Holm and they got
their pay to date. Some of them
drew around 900 francs and it sure
looked good to them. Also some drew
in the ne~ighborhood of 100 letters
and ten or so boxes of eats. etc. They
certainly were a happy bunch. Capt
Holm, wanted them back so they were
transferred back to M" company
and left here a few days ago.
Was glad to receive the, letters
from Bishop Tyler's and Bishop Tut
ties classes and will appreciate it
very much II you will thank them
for me and inform the latter that
viii take great pleasure in helping
them organize a Boy Scout patrol on
my return. Also that l think Rev
j, Watson has done a fine thing fol-
the young folks in starting the
Young Peoples club. I would very
much like to take in a few Of the
dances myself and will hope to 'aftel
my return.
II had already learned Of Ansel':
appointment in the regular service
. you will see by the letter I wrote
Nrs. Wineman a few days ago. ]
surely hope VI have the good for
tune to. see him. You will also find
that I am having some great expert
onces cover here" such as flying and
spending a week on the French front
Oh, it's sure a great life and I woult
not miss It for anytime.
"0ive my best regards to any o
my friends and with best wishes t
yourself. and Mrs. Wineman, I re
main.
Yours sincerely.
Wilmer N. Elton,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27

The local board has everything In
Readiness for the REPATRIATION. ana the
nscezsary number Of registrars have
qualified for service and been APP
pointed TO act during the day Of reg
stration.
n Some music has charms that would
drive . savasesto drink.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27

fs19Iy 'Tr9fE%N
must register for ~sslsctive service or
June 5, thissysar. IL
Il appears that there has been some
misunderstanding shout this # point.
Tor an oficialFanuouncement reaching
tho local board from washington to-
day says: :
DIVINITY students and students 81
medicine must register. Under the
terms Of the law signed by President
Wilson, students who were preparing
for the ministry in recognised the
illogical and divinity schools and stu
dents who were preparing for the
practice Of medicine and surgery In
recognized medical schools on May
90, 1918, are exempt from the draft.
The law does not relieve such stu
dents from the duty Of registering on
Wednesday, June s. \ Registration
comes. first. exemption Afterwards; Il
IL absolutely necessary that these stu
dents register"
EAL fAA A- 4Af ~ AAEA 49, ~ 49, HAl go -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27
Supreme Court Decisions
From Rolette County.

W. A. Marlatt. plaintiff and appellant.
vs.. Eugene Couture. defendant
and respondent.
Syllabus. (1) Negotiable 1nstru-
ments. Conditional Delivery. Where a
! promiSory note is executed condi-
tionally and delivery is made in VIOLA
ton of such conditions no liability
arises on such note.
(2). Where promissory note Is
procured by false and fraudulent rep
RESERVATIONS, the same has no validity
and the maker incurs no liability
thereon.
(3). Where a promissory note is
given for corporate stock assuming
that the conditions were such that a
promissory note could be legally CIV
en-. no liability arises upon h note in
absence Of the delivery of h stock.
Appeal from the district court of
Rolette county, N. d.
Affirmed.
Opinion of the court by Grace. J..
Fred E. Harris, Rolla, attorney for
plaintiff and appellant
Charles A. Verret. Rolla and Flynn
& Traynor, Devils Lake, attorneys for
defendant and respondent.
From Ward County.
State OF North Dakot plalntlH ana
respondent, VS.. Aulden Rice, de-
PENDANT Inc appellant.
Syllabus Cd Instructions Of the
court examined. and held to contain
no reversible error.
(2) Remarks Of the states attor-
ney in the opening and closing argu-
ment examined, and held not to be
prejudicial.
Appeal from an order Of the district
court Of Ward county, Hon. K. e
Leighton. j.
Affirmed.
Opinion Of the court by Grace. ].
Christensen, j., concurs in result.
Bradford & Nash, Minot, and Ber
E. Combs, Donnybrook, attorneys fol-
appellant.
VIM. LANCER, attorney general. Bis.
marck, o. B. Herigstad and R. A. Mes
tos, assistant states attorney, Minot
attorneys for respondent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27

W. A. Marlatt, plaintiff and appellant
VS. Eugene Couture. defendant
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27
INTER-SCHOOL TRACK
MEET is POSTPONED
N 7 FRIDAY

The interscholastic track meet
which was to have been held this,
afternoon has been postponed until
Friday afternoon because Of the un-
reliable. weather conditions
Director of Athletics Harry Butler
announced at noon today that al
though all preparations had been.
made hat the university track "a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27
s. STUDENTS d n lI'Il''| MI s D
ALSO REGISTER
Who Study Theology
and Medicine are Not
Exempt.

The local draft board has found oc-
ca1ion to call attention to the fact
that contrary to what is apparently q
popular, belief, male divinity and
medical students who were born be
tween June 6, 1896. and June 5. 1897,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27
DEFENSE RESTS In
LUSK CASE TODAY

wankesha, Wis. May 27.-rhe de-
tense rested today in the case Of Miss
Grace Lusk. the school teacher chare-
ed with the murder Of Mrs. Mary
Newman Roberts. The state imme-
Aiately began preservation Of evil
dence to combat the defense plea Of
insanity.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27
o ADMIT SUB LOST.

Amsterdam, May. 27.-In reference
large German submarine had been
sunk on Cape St.. Vincent, "a semi-
official statement from Berlin says
that no news has been received for u
long time from M OF the German
U-boats operating west Of Gibraltar.
Such loss OF submarines, II Is added
must be reckoned with.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27
NAVAL PATROL TO STOP
|. W.. W. ORGANIZATION

Washington. May pa naval pa
troll OF the Alaskan coast has been
established to forestall agitation by
leaders of the Industrial Workers Of
the World.
Evening star., 1918-07-17
SIR APNEL
Sidelights on the War
OLIVER OWEN KUHN.

Roots. seeds and grains are used in
making Germany's coffee substitutes.
There is such thing as being tired,
says the Stars and Stripes, the Ameri-
can soldiers newspaper; there is such a
thing as being absolutely all in, and
there is such thing as going into bat
tie so clean tuckered out that. as soon
as it's over-well here's an instance:
In the gray dawn of the morning after
the fight, chaplain was walking over
the scene OF the encounter on a hunt
for any one, friend or foe, who might
need help.
Lord snores attracted him. Sneaking
cautiously in the direction of the sound
for even Hun snores-the chaplain
came upon marine lying in the shall
low trench he had dug for himself with
his head pillowed on level ground. He
was sleeping the sleep of the tired war
rtor. And he was SO soundly asleep that
he didn't know-and wouldn't have cared
If he had known-that four dead Ger
mans were sprawled helter-skelter
across his legs.
Social workers of England have come
to the conclusion that juvenile crime is
not wholly due to the lack of restrain
ing influences because fathers of mis-
chievous boys are at the front, but be-
cause the increase in food supplies oc-
casioned under the rationing system has
led to increased youthful energies It is
a well-known fact that tens of thou
sands Of children are getting more food
under systematic rationing than they
ever got before. Therefore, the crimes
and misdemeanors which they commit
are the youthful way Of letting off
steam"
Evening star., 1918-07-17
-Iil5 ROLL 81 HONOR
Il Hazzaz@4zzzzzzz4zaa 5z@@za azzzzaz1a u
DIED OF DISEASE.

DIED OF DISEASE.
BENTLEY. Gordon. sergeant Pom
HAwKINsoN. Norman H., private.
Weiser, Idaho.
,HoRNADAY, Paul william. private.
Royal Oak. Mich.
PIccoLI. Nicola, private. Ardmore.
Pa.
DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT.
FRYE. Abram R.. lieutenant. New
York. MY.
DUNN. Robert. sergeant. Norwich.
N. Y.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
GRAY, Edwin H., waRoner, Elainore
BRAcKEN. Harold A.. private. Chi
cago. Ill.
BUCKLEY. Francis J., private.
BARGER, Lewis A, private. Bir-
FIGENsAUM. Donald l.. private.
Harvey, Ill.
LA1pLAw. William. private. St,
Paul. MINI.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
BURNS, Harper Clyde. sergeant.
COLLINS. Joe Charles. sergeant
Winnebago.J MINI.
FATLAND. Steward. sergeant, Min
neapolis. MINI.
Tex =
HILBERT. Joseph. sergeant. Phila-
delphia, Pa
LINDoUIsT. Elmer Charles, SER
geant, Hartford, Conn.
ROPER. Robert A.. sergeant, Mem
phis, Tenn.
SAMPLES, Albert s.. sergeant. Rich
wood, w. Va.
natl. Ohio.
AKERs. Noah. corporal. Beaver, Ky.
BAJEWICZ. Steve. corporal. Frank
furt. Pa.
HALL. Harry N. corporal. Philadel-
phia, Pa.
JONES. James NJ. corporal VIII
liamston. N. C.
McDoNoUGH. Robert E.. corporal.
Marshalltown. Iowa
MEZzANoTTE. Edvige. corporal,
Philadelphia, Pa.
NAPIER, Benjamin. corporal, Toll
YER KY.
NEUBIG. Bruce E.. corporal. os-
wego. N. Y.
RANKIN. Fred A.. corporal, Esther
VILE. Iowa.
RICE. Joseph W.. corporal, Hornell,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1918-07-17
>KILLED IN ACTION.


cox. Ralph. sergeant sharpsviile'
Ind.
DAVIS. Charley. sergeant. Wash
ington. N. c.
DAVIS, Dave, corporal. Soddy. Tenn.
HARPER, Claude Roy. corporal. So
cial Circle. Ga.
KRAFFT. samuel NJ. corporal. Ak
ron, Ohio.
NAPoDANo. Luke. corporal. Brook
PETERS. Harry. Toledo. Ohio.
SALVADOR. william Henry. cor
poral. Philadelphia. Pa.
HocE. Joseph Wallace. cook, Sails
bury. N. C.
nal AFhEMoEF; T Charles private
1BaLDW1N. Alonzo p. private. Des
BELINsKI. Samuel. private. Bridge
port, Conn.
BUcIoR. Joseph. private. Buffalo.
n. Y.
BURKHART. Bradley. private. Nc
Roberts. KY.
ural Bridge, N. Y.
DUNHAM. James A.. private. Whit
ELLISON. William. private. Elmira
Heights, n. Y.
FINNBY. Roy Lee, private. Cam
bridge, Kan.
FRANK. Edward Lewis, private
HUDDLEsToN. Frank Bernard. pri-
vate, Melbourne, Fla
KRUPoT. Morris. private. Brook
iyn, N. Y.
LEMMA, Samuel. private. Canaan
daigua. N. Y.
MA1NUs. Nick. private. Ageaia
MEAGHER. Joe Patrick. private.
MITCHELL. Robert E.. private.
New Haven, Conn.
MONTAGUE. Charles Ernest, pri-
vate. Hoboken, N. J.
NEWSBAUM. William, private, Full
ton, N. Y.
NICHOLAS. Samuel Roscoe. private.
Tullahoma, Tenn.
o'BRIEN. Earl Conrad. private.
Ronceverte. w. Va.
o'coNNoR, John. private. Elmira,
N. Y.
PATTERSON. Charles E.. private.
Paola. Kan.
POE. James H. private. Laurel
Bloomery. Tenn.
PULLiAM. Joe D.. private. Round
sCHIAvoNE. Charles A. private
Waterbury. Conn.
sEIBERT. William. private. Hagers-
town, Md.
sToUGH. Donald c.. private. Ian
der. Wyo.
TEsoRo John Joseph. private. New
York. N. Y.
VAN PELr. Milton E.. private.
Bronx, N. Y.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
LENNEN. Scott l.. lieutenant, Sol
dier. Kan.
: MILLS, Harold cotthurt. lieutenant,
HOGAN. John J.. sergeant. syra-
LoUDEN. Newton. sergeant HUI
BENEDICT. Ernest. corporal. Mo
Lean, Ill.
FITZGERALD. Gerald D.. corporal,
MccoNAHY, Nathaniel. corporal,
PARSONS. William a. corporal
Sandy Hook, KY.
BUTLER. Joseph J.. private. Bur
FEINsoD. Max. private, Newark.
N. ].
Torrington. Conn.
MANNING. Frank W., private, New
ton, Mass.
NELSON. Edward A.. private. Low
ell. Mass.
PAEscHKE. Ernest. private. Juno
tion, Ore.
PEARSON. John Oscar. private.
Elyria. Ohio.
ToLFORD. Van R.. private, Sand
Creek, Mich.
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scHUcHMAM Aorris corporal New
SCOTT. Clarence n. corporal. VIII
sINaLIToN. While. corporal
BRANcA. John. muAeian. HARRIS
0isi iHssPiosErn, James Anthony, me.
chanic. Jersey City. N. J.
4 ZUN0, Abraham. wagonsr Brook
DoHERTY. Thomas J.. cook. County
Derry. ireland.
KRAMER, Arthur L. cook. Sioux
81! BAILEY. LEY Zachary. private. ssrw,nd.
BHSh zs;sRe s.As. s'.s, s.,s:.: s:s bill!
sg7sl SsSSSY i Harry. private. osa.a'-
Berry. Ivan D.. private. Council
BINkLEY. David ". private, Ames.
! BLAYNEY. Hubert. private. olin.
I, ,BoRNcH;ARspT; {, N;4 William F.. private.
BoRGERT. Robert O.. private.
BoRoWsKI. Joseph. private. Besse-
BRADY, Paul l.. private. whitesboro.
N. Y.
BRANaAM. siias Delaney. private.
Amherst. Va.
/ BROOKS. Lawrence E.. private.
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
| BROOKS. Ray g.. private. Radcliffe.
Col.
! renee. Mass.
COIN. Sol B.. private. Oakland. Cal.
| COOLIDGE. John Rufus. private.
Fort Worth, Tex.
CROOK. Royal. private, Rome, N. Y.
| CUSHIE. Andrew. private. Gilberton.
Pa.
Rochester. N. Y.
DONALDSON. Archie. private. Dex-
ter City. Ohio.
JONATHAN. Floyd Washington, pri-
| vate, Falls Mills, Va.
| ENGLAND. Horace, private, Glas-
gov. KY.
FALLS, Robert Presley, private
| Kings Mountain, N. C.
FRANKLIN. Inke G.. private, Golden
Pond, KY.
! Springfield. Mass.
GUSTIN. Jesse Simpson. private.
Hanover. Kan.
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MCCARTHY. Eugene. private. Reme.

MCCARTHY. Eugene. privste. Rome.
MCGEE, Howard Hutchinson. pri-
vate, Olafhe. Kan: !.
McKELynr. Muir NJ private Los
MARTIN. lie Rue E.. private. NAL
vern. Iowa.
MAYER. Albert E.. private, West
PETTINBo, ottaviano. private. New
PiNFoLD, George Samuel. private.
London, England.
RACHoW. Harrison r.. private.
Round Lake. MINI.
RAsfM. william c., private, Battle
es11; RAW;oRTH. 5s oils Guy. private. Dor
chester. Neb.
RogERTs; George Francis. private.
RuPP. Anthony C.. private. Gather
inc, Kan.
scHMIpT. Clarence A. private. LIE
SHAW. Max c.. private. Cedar Falls.
Iowa.
SHEETS. Glenn. private. Holton.
Ind.
sILHANEK. James q. private. Cic-
ero. Ill.
SPEARS. W. B.. private. Aurora. Ill