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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
Sn Derfanfen: Wfein a,pei5t6fi
R o @ aIfer,

3n berfanfen: Mcin ~alpeiItodiaes
@obnbai,s an Der peitl. 9. Strabe in
HERMANN, nebit 2ot bon 20 ssuR
Sront. Bradtbou i'm idoniten Sbei.
le Der Staot nidt melt bon Ser Gitn
Sall 9elegen befinbet ii6 Dos 8obn.
balis nabe benz @eid6ftscentrum uni
900 i'm i9oniten 8obntbeiIe Der
Staot. greis $4,000. ebenfolIs
Not bon IS SUB Sront an biejes 81.
gerltbum angren5enb unb Elm pr0d.
niger gauplas. 8reis $1,000.
D. o.. Starf.
STA Sumpbrep
ct. 2ouis, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
SerSlidcn Sanf.

9cn folgcnoen unierer 2eicrn, Die
lett unicrcn, lcstc,, @cridt ibr gbon.
nenlcnt nlif oas S~oIfsblott crnclier.
fen, ltattcn mir bier ru,icrcn ber5lid,.
item Can't ab:
Sermonn: 9Th. G%fotenbarer, @ug.
airdner, Sral CIR. @olf, Sobn
Rcift Srau Sobn 2eibad, Srall
@manba Onfcn, Sp. Sdudl, George
3racttlp, Sp. ;Soned, Srou u. @,,en-
tbcr, Srau CIR. Mepcr. !Sp. Bod,
2oitis @,,rbah, Cir. Sdlcnber unb
Sacob Strobsner.
Scrmann II. 1: Gbos. Grass, Sobn
Sleiid, Conrad Shmart, Sobn
Wuellcr, Sbeo. Sdeiocgeer, 2ouis
3ciiinacr, OslpoIo Stroiincr, Srol,
aarl goumitarf, Com. @idcl, Sp.
@aertner. 8bil. s. @cpcr, Sic Duff
ncr ltno Wtlfael Graettlp.
@ermolm 81. 9: Grou Barbara
9iltbcp, Sobn g. 2aboube, Eheo.
Sueomcpcr mo Sol. 2abollbe.
Scrmonn n. 3: q. Tredn1onn, Go.
9%ranoborit, s. 9. alid llnb Sranf
9rucns.
@cracr: @m. 9orncr, Ghas. Sort
mann, Sn. 9routigam unb @illiam
9eiermann
ct. 2o,,is: Strait gbas. @,,tb, Srol,
Mug. Sarter, Sreb 9rlens unb Sb.
90. Beters.
Morriion: Sb. s. @atper, Robt.
Gtonge unb @,,g. Burger.
Spiss: Srau @iIIiam Wprre unb
Geo. Wodel.
Sp. 8itte, Stpensbine
8. s. Sdneiber,. Bah
s. 6. @iefe, Rofeb,iS
Sobn 8. Sd,llte, Roiebuo
Mlig. 8erenb, @inbthorit, Tcros
Sn. 2onomehr, 2orton, Nebr.
Sralt Geo. @I1,cmeI, Cuba, Ro.
Gcter Sonllicr. Snnbille, an.
Srau q. S%tpartbor,t Dallas, Ser.
Srau 8. Wrine, gaiepbiIIe, ST..
Sp. Seemeier, Sope, $40.
Go. Mrens, Rora Springs. So.
@m. 8Icc, 3anIas gitb, $40. =,
6. s @eper. alma, Mo.
Trou 9. @olf, S~oiiington. Sans.
Gonrah Sltrnh,,ra, @iinn, Scans.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
Sabres.@ eriammlnng Der 8aseonabe
Central Selepbone So.

9ie Sabresberiammllrng Der Ut.
tien.Snbaber Der @asconabe Central
Selepbone 60. miro am
9ienstas, ben Is. Sannar, 1918
Inn 9 nbr BORN. i'm g%o,,rtbaiis ubae.
balten tperben Inn flint Sireftoren fir
oas nadite Sabr 81, erpGbIen iinb an.
oere @eidGfte au beioreen Die borae.
bra6t perben m0gen.
8. S. Stoenner, Sefret1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
Heihe Sarm at berfaufen.

Die &loiiner Sarm, am @asconose
1idB, oberbalb Slrnpife BLUFF, etlpa
446 Wider entbaltenb, nobon etma
10 @der' i'm @asconabe @iber BOT.
tom in better &ultrr iid, befinben, nit
allen notbigen @eb1uIibfeiten, SbIt-
9arten uip., lit gum @erfaufe al,sae.
ooten. Nadaufraeen bel bcn aGoii.
ner grben, ODER bel
Hobert @aIfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
@arnnna an SGaer.

Illf Der 5arm bes llnter5eidnc.
ten miro biermit alles Sagen nnb.
Sallenitellcn boflidit unterfaet unb
berboten. Ser bieier @arnuna
5lm Sros bennod obengenanntem
sport nod eebt miro geridtlid be.
langt perben. &
2ouis &uebiacr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
70 August Lalk

10 August Lalk
80 George Zimmerman
81 Thos. Raymond Hamer
SO George Homfeldt
S3 Edw. William Plummer
"a Gottlieb J. Traub
S5 Henry D. Schneider
Sc George f. Schuenemeyer
81 Henry J. AufderHei
8S Edgar Clevois Owens
SO James Arthur Hendrickson
90 Augustine N: Joaquin
81 Joseph ]. More
90 John Chr. Woest
90 John l.. Findlay
81 Herman F. Meyer
95 Benjamin A. Kattelmann
SO Geo. Chas. Langendoerfer
GIae 5.
l Herman George Latall
2 Edw. John Wittrock
3 William Henry %Schweppe
4 George Boesch
5 George Carl Guenther
6 Edwin Henry Essmann
Z George Andreas Rehmert
8 Frank Jos. Ritter
8 John Herman Belle
10 Jacob Andrew Rauch
II Albert John Roethemeyer
IL Henry Joseph Carroll
13 Eugene Chas. Eberlin
Ia Ray Jet
Is Hy. Simon Deardeuff
Is Edward Leo. Boss
II Frank Edw. Scego
Is Henry VIM. Ritter
10 Herbert Chr. Schmitt
20 George Herman Rhine
FL William Jackson Order
% John Henry Diestelkamp
% Martin Van Buren, Smith
"a William Branson Worstall
25 Edgar Eugene Smith
26 julius Fritz Deppermann
81 James Edward Wild
% Henry Bernhard Kessler
20 Henry August Hemeyer
30 Chas. Fred Kaiser
81 John Anton Rotschafer
80 Eddie Aug. Rohling
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

@oup. @orbncr ecp1brtc lctte
ISOLDE icds @eibnahtsbcanooiaun.
gen. Sic marcn fir ocn ct. 2ouiier
Neger Sops Rontaomerp. sic critic
inter Dem Observation-Disclosures.
@eiet i'm Stoat all lcbensIGnelidcr
3ildtballsitrofe perllrtbeilte Gerion,
Der beinobe 16 Sabre pcrbiiBt hattie;
Sbos, Gorrigan bon 2aclebe County,
10 Sabre ipegen 9%onfra,lbs; GIcno.
re @aines, Tegerin bon ct. 9orlis.
lebenslanglid peeen Rorbes; @m.
Sinfep bon ct. Soiepb, sebn Sabre
pegen &aub; Sames Stunt bon 9an.
ios 9th, lebensldneIid ipeecn Nor.
bcs; Sbciio Gbismon. Iegcr bon Ssn.
Dependence, 80 Sabre rpcecn Mor.
beg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

3n ocrfaafen: elm Srame 8obn.
bans nit 5 3immern i'm idonIten
@obntbcile bon Sermarm on Der 8.
StraBe. Nad5ufraeen in Der Office
bieies 8lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
aobIen. 9ublen.

Bir babe,1 einer, eroBen 8orratb
bon 4obIen on $an6 bic mir 81, GIN.
ftieer, Hreiien nerfn,tfen, ie6oh MIR
eeeer @onraablitns. gu be5ieben in
aIlen 0iiairtttdter.
$erma,ta Serrp & Badet 60.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

Sn berfanfen: Elm 9aditein 8obn.
bal,s NIT 7 3immer, auf bas $40.
oernlte eingeridtet. Snnen friih
angelrriden. Got 60 bel 100 i'm Gen.
tr,1m bon $ermarn. Breis un6 ge.
oineilneen giinitig. Radaufragen in
Der Office D. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

Sn nerfanfeu: Cine Chalmers
Touring Gar 5i einem biIIieen grei.
ie. ysaddufragen in Der Sarmers &
Werhants 8anf ODER bel 6. @. @rof,
Sermann, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
gabuiduellen (G. q. Sies) SerIanst.

yaDuid)fnellea (E. u. Sles) b%erlangt.
8e5able fir 6 bel 8.S Stanbor6
8eibeiden Sies in $ermann ober
@asconaoe abseliefert, So Gents per
Sic. ebenfalls faufe i1 Minen.
Stiisen (props). @egen Ndbercm
Dor ODER idreibt an Sermann
Serrp Co., Sermann, &c., ODER on
$. s. GIeer,
1907 q 4iblano 4oe.,
ct. 2ol,is, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

Sir Yatienten I'M SrrenaipI su
Sulton. Die friiber gu $15 per Ro,at
befoitigt unb bcrpfleet iuurben, mil.
len fiinftigbin Die 8ormunbe bon gri.
bot . Botienten monotlib $50 besob.
len, lailt zines bon Der Staats . Sc.
boroc gcfaBten 9eihluiics Scr an, 1.
Sanllar IN Graft trat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

Su pcrfanfcn. Gin EfcrS. 9uaqp,
Sclipcrn @aacn uno Gfcrbcgeidirr..
@. g. SrroL.
Scrmonn, Mn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

Der 3aibington, Ro. Giti3ell
idreibt, oaB Die Babe in Jranflin
gountp nit tobten Siiden aneefiillt
iinb Die infolge bes nieoeren 8aiicr.
Itanoes uno Der bermobernben 8l1t.
ter 5u @runoe eeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

2 Fredr. H. Reinholz
3 Virgil Branson
A Earl Williams
s John Benz. Kreter
6 Edgar w. Stone
z Jos. Thompson
8 Arthur Herm. Langenberg .
9 John w. Whitworth
10 Nema Theo. Blust "
II Frank w. Tegeler
IL Edw. Chr. Bickmeyer
Is Tony Fuchs Jr. :.
Ia Edward Miller
Is Wesley Norman
16 Rev. w. G. Schultz
II Fred VIM. Bueker
Is Eug. A. Hesse
re- Hy. Louis Scheel
20 Chas. Fred Book
81 Alb. Chas. Nuetzmann
% Paul Fredr. Even
90 August Albert Winter
"a William Stortz
25 John Fred CAIRNS
26 Eud. Fly. Eggenberg
81 Alfred Fredr. Alberswerth
20 John Thos. Bryan
% VIM. Clayton Tayloe
80 Lawrence j. Smith
81 Albert VIM. HesenIann
% Arthur VIM. Stoenner
SO William Fuchs
81 George Doll
35 Chas. Ochcsky
36 Charles r. Lockhart
81 Casper Fredr. Holzschuh
3S Arthur Fritz Boesch
40 Christian Rausch
Al Harve H. Cunningham
AZ Leslie Everett Nicks
AZ George w. Lahmeyer
ID Claud Alb. Sewell ,
as VIM. Franklin Holiday
46 Walter Casper Frechmann
AZ Geo. Jacob Hagen =
4S Louis August Schollmeyer
10 Gust. H. Paffrath
so Ira B. Cooper :
81 Otto Hy. Fleemann
So Walter Hy. Ameling
SO Ernest Schockley :.
Sd Thos. Harrison Houseman
SIS Bernhard A. Baecker
Sc Adolph Gust. Sieckmann
81 Albert A. Kottwitz ,
5S Fred VIM. Kattelmann =.
SO Clarence E. Stone
60 Charles E. Carroll .
81 Arthur F. O~yzceschckey !
OZ Dam hreCer
60 William Riley Branson I"
Ga VIM. Caswell Davis
65 Richard Durbin
&c VIM. Wesley Lacy ,
81 John A. Schneidewind :
68 Gust. A. Eikermann :
50 William S. Huxol -
II James E. Bunton
" VIM. F. Eggenberg "
73 Frank L. Rieke =. -
"a Harrison Redon e.
rs Arthur G. Kurrelmeyer
rs Frank Joe Mertle y
n Anvil Mathews Farris
IS William Hugo Peters
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

, Gie Reb Gross Wcibttabts. Goms
pasne in Sranflin County Die nab.
renb Der 8eibnadtspohe energiid)
eefiibrt puroe. batte bas Reiultat oal
$500 Witglieoer geponnen purben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

9ir Ganning Sactorp, Die ieit meb
reren Sabren in Rbinelano in Sc.
trieb mar, iprrbe lette @odc, Elm.
idliebIid oes @runbltiides, @ebGll.
lidfeiten uiu. on au9. Stebm fir
$1,000 bcrfauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
Mns anberen Counties.

9r. g. Wcytearnep bon Sloriiiant,
No.. lit bon Der 3udtbausbeb0roe als
arat fir oieie Initalt ernannt NOR
ben an Stelle oes auridgetretenen
Dr. Beld. .t, - : -,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

Gin 8epobner BON 9rooffielb muir.
De lcttc ISOLDE foot untcr icinem Iuto
liegenb aufgcfunoen. 9ei Der Seim.
fabrt bon einem 1afbaritGbtden mar
oas Ii,to umeeidlagen unb batte ocr
ltngliidIiden ont 9oben feItsetlemnnt
100 er mabreno Der bitter falten @odi
crfror.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

Bon 8 Bis 6 nbr am Wodmittaa
6es @eibnadtstaees cling es in Der
aIten, biitoriiden @oitberr,eurs Ian.
fion redt Iebbaft ber. Sanet, bas
i,e,rrl Sabre aIte FSdterhen boz,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

Elisfo R,ebI, friiber in Sermonn
mohnhaft, Der Dor mebreren 8oden
in Rbinelanb i'm benahbortcn Mont,
gonterp Gountp, itarb, pcrmaft il,
fcincm Eeitamente ieoem ieiner &in.
Der $1,000 nit Musnobmc ocs Sobncs
Sermann RllebI, Scr onItott hicics
2egdts, mad beut CODE Scr @ittne,
Die Sdrm beg @erItcrbcncn crbGlt.
60. @eniert brad lette ISOLDE beinr
8eriu6e bon elmer Sniel iiber oas
CHS nod gbamois au eeben. burd bic
eisbede iino bab CT nidt ertranf bat.
te er mir Dem l1mitanbe at beroan.
FEN bob or an Dem reuben Sreibeiie
einen feften Salt crbalten nno fid
mad erobter a%nitrengiine nieoer aiti
bas eis empor sieben fonnte. Bel.
rabe ~erfroren Ianete er eridGpft in
gbamois an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
Qualification bnrd
bic 2ofal.g eb6rbe
(Tprtieeung bon Settle ~

G~ortieeung bon Settle ~
20 Otto H. A. Fluetsch
81 Chas. Amons Foster
% William c. Limberg
% Dolphus W. Hensley
"a Oscar Chr. Eberlin
rs Frank Lebou
26 Oscar A. Rhine
81 Paul Hy. Haeffner
% August B. Kloppenburg
81 Alexander Englert
80 Buell. Edm. Skouby
81 Fred Chr. Siegel
30 Herman Fred koseck
SO julius Chas. Landwehr
81 Jos. Giedinghagen
IS Geo. Hy. Ruwwe
So Andy Oetterer
81 Ferd. Alb. Schoening
38 Anthony ]. Bauer
80 August Fredr. Winter
40 Walter Schuenemeyer
al Hugo Dorsch
AZ Aloysius Adam Baumstark
43 Edward ]. Schlottog
A Emmett r. Lacy
as Joseph John Pollock
as Bonnie Chas. Hesse
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-25
V0NkUEALNANN Tells
,CERNANY'S war AIMS
IN RE|ChSTAG SPEECH

aims briefly set forth
the conflict primarily placed upon
Berlin yesterday. -s|
desired people
ndependent within the bound
stating her posi-
would bind without similarly
binding enemies -.
.
desire
Kuehlann again declared that had not
Of Europe and muc that Of the world s.
German aims foreign
!.
quite IN All TO
und stand. positive desires -
history
all of the
s%f y
vital
for
concession by giving
which bind us without In
least binding the enemy"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-25
MORE ADVANCES
ARE MADE BY
THE AMERICANS
Capture Of Machine Guns is
Reported by Pershing
Today. 4

washington, June 35.-Further
advances and the capture Of five ma
chine guns and other material In the
region Of Chateau Thierry were re-
ported today by General Pershing In
his communique for yestsrday. q
German counter attack at Torcy va
repnl1ed with heavy loss. Sevsral
American soldiers aro missing altar .
rain In Lorraine. 49, Il. 4if I'm
The communique follows: s,,l i,
"secton A.-I.ocAl opArationA con-
tinued In the Chateau Thierry ragton,
whore We made flrths r advances,
capturing Ave machine guns ana other
material. H, 3.t..,,a3 Il. 81.
"A Gsrrnan counter stack asain4t
our lines at Torcy broke down With
heavy lossas under our riAe. machine
gun and artillery hre. 1S4 ia, $50 isss
& AS the result of raid executsA ~
the enemy against otar treops In Ior-
raine. ssyeral of our man are miss::
ing. ,ss3 &sS (. "a. !. Z:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-25
PAPERS TAKEN FROM
PRISONERS SHOW NO
DEFEAT WAS EXPECTED
Austrian Soldiers Where Promised
Food And Booty Whe,, Italy Was
Put Out of War--These Prom .
ises Account For Bravery 81,
ShOlu1l by Troops ~:

Washington, June 25-An official dispatch from Rome toay
the Ausans in full and that taken from
show that Austria had contemplated the possibility
of defeat and promising her soldiers this offensive would be the
last stroke put Italy out of the stt
The dispatch follows ,.s.ss
The Ausans in full They evidently oresaw the
possibility of Italian defeat but anticipated possibility
of their defeat Papers found all the prisoners that
fensve against Italy be the last stroke which would
Of the and force her make The
soldiers promised food and booty This explains the
ordinary bravery with which the Austians fought
I'm the region Montelo the Italians have found the o
aviator Major Baracca had failed during
of operations region right
temple This leads the belief that when Major Baraeea
mis- disabled machine forced him descend the
he killed himself rather than be captured The loss Of
is deeply felt in Italy he the leading Of the Italian
having his credit enemy
chimes. e.s5@4S
italian hydroplanes succeeded in setting fire large
ship steang the Adriatc The
by bombs dropped from Italian machines -.
General Diaz has answered Premier Orandos message
graduation by thanking him and saying that the cooperation Of
whole nation assures the future success Of the
The king has awarded the gold medal bravery 10 tie ~
efs Of the Polish Legious
been bestowed upon fcs bf3ee1y elnon
strated during the actions. asassss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-25
AUS1RIANS ARE Still REIREAI|NG, SAYS DISPATCH
T T0day's War
Summary

(! Austria's armies again are beyond
the .Ptave and the river line once
more bars the enemy from Venetian
Plain. The crushed Austrian forces
not only were pursued to tn, river,
but the Italians at points have occu-
pied strong bridge heads on the east
ern bank. ;5s
How thorough the Italian victory
has been is not yet clear as every
hour brings reports of Increasing
Austrian losses. Many thousands Of
tempt to regain the eastern bank Of
the river and the latest announce
ment from General Diaz places the
number of prisoners alone at 10000.
One report places the Austrian casu-
alties at 100000 men. In addition the
enemy lost large stores Of munitions
and supplies and many guns.
Apparently the sudden torrent in
the Piave which played havoc with
Austrian communications fell as
quickly as, 1t rose and the river bed
was dry when the Austrian retreat
began. This enabled the enen> to
get many Of his troops across, other
wise his losses would have been meas
urably greater.
Vienna blames the weather and the
high water in the river for the re-
tfrement and gives no credit to the
stout Italian resistance which held
the enemy on the western bank and
was gradually forcing him back to
the river. 1t says the order to with
draw was given last Thursday and
leaves the Impression that the retreat
was, carried out unobserved by the
Italians -.
1t has been reported that Baron
Burian, the ustrosHungarian for.
eign minister. told the German com.
mand that grave events, possibly rev.
olution, would follow In the dua
monarchy II an Austrian attack
which Germany insisted upon, wal
repulsed. There have been no report:
that the disorders and unrest withir
the Hapsburg empire have ceased
In, fact, late news dispatches give
scanty intelltgence as to the state o.
anairs In Austria. i, y .s.ss
II the Austrian offensive was ex
pefted BY the German command t.
Teiieve .;the situation on the western
front the Teuton, stratesist- have has
bitter disappointment. 4; Austria III
be unable to take up a new torwart
movement on the Ftave line for few
days at least. In fact, the Piave from
appears to be stronger now than q
the beginning OF the present battle
Operations on the mountain front, arr
still at stand-stll and II Emperor
Charles still desires to push his spf
,fensive against Italy the next enem!
attacks may come from this front un'
II less the j t1lt8n6 continue their y N0
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-25
men
ARE BEDBUCS,
SAYS T0WllLEY


williston, N D.. June 25.-1n
speech ten miles southeast OF Willis
tos, Sunday afternoon A. G. Townley
to srnalisn tho business men.
attorneys, doctors. BARRIERS and every
body else, with the exception Of the
farmers His denunciations were the
bittereet and most malicious ever
North Dakota or any other state.
He referred to the business men as
'.Leechss,' and ''Bedbugs'' and
manner in which the bedbug gets
his living. said he had no objection
to them except as to the manner in
which they got their living. A McKen-
zie county rancher inquired about
this time how Townley got his living
and he replied that he got 1t from
the SIC the farmers paid the league.
The rancher then inquired why he
didn't pay his debts that he owed in
Mckenzie county and elsewhere, to
which Townley replied that when he
finished organizing and the PROGRAM
Of the Nonpartisan league with its
terminal elevators, state owned -four
mills, etc, was in operation, he would
80 back to the farm. This answer did
not satisfy tho majority Of those pres
ent and Burdick was called for.
Burdick stated that II they would
let Townley finish his speech he would
talk afterwards II they wanted him to.
Townley finished hts talk and referred
TO Burdtck % . good league msm-
Burdick upon taking the stand. i'm
mediateiy stated that no had been .
now. That every time he heard .
leaaua SnaAkAr ma hAard the lAalnl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-25
SENATE GIVES
APPROVAL OF
SLAVIC UNION
Organization would be made
up of Volunteers From
Oppressed Nations.

Washington. Juno 2s.-orsanisa-
ton of a volunteer Slavic Legion" in
the United States for service at the
front, composed Of members Of OPP
pressed races OF Austria and Ger
many, was approved today by the
Senate. The amendment providing
for tho legion, but excluding Poles
because Of organization in France OF
e Polish army. was added to tho 312,-
900, 900. go army appropriation bill by
unanimous consent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-25

N. MEN + ! !. TO 0.W0R|K ! |
EIGlF ( II I HOURS | !
Seven Hour Day to be Aban-
donedMen to Get
More Money.

Washington, June 25.-An agree
ment. was reached today by Senate
tive, executive and judicial appropri-
alton bill providing that all govern
ment employees in the civil establish
ment shall work 8 hours daily In
stead Of seven. as at present. begin
ming July l.. and shall receive 1920
additional pay annually.
The conferees also agreed to con-
tinuance OF sub-treasuries at Balti-
more, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati,
New Orleans, New York, Philadelphia
St. Louis and San Francisco, which
the House had voted to abolish.
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GREECE Will
HAVE 100000
SOLDIERS SOON
Additional Troops Beyond
This Number Will be
Called at Once.

Paris. June 25.-(Havas Agency
Grece shortly will have more than
100000 men under arms, according
to statement given by the, Greek
legation here to the Matin. Addi-
tional troops beyond this number are
to be called soon, it is added. .,
The notable work accomplished by
the Hellenic kingdom since its en-
trance into the war year ago this
month is reviewed and the achieves
ment Of Premier Venizelos in restor-
ing public confidence and effectively
guarding the interests Of the country
is pointed out.
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BODY OF ITALIAN
AVIATOR IS FOUND
ON ALLIED SOIL

italian Army Headquarters, Nom
day, June 44.-(By the Associated
PrsaL Ll--The body Of Captain Ber-s
aeca, Itaiy's famous aviator, whose
machine fell In flames inside the.
battle with enemy airmen. was found
today during the Italian advance. The
,Austrians had removed tho machine.
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IS.
ARRESTED ON
A CHARGE OF
MAlNSLAuCH'TER I
Sargent is Arrested While
at Inquest into Circus
Train Wreck.

Hammond, Ind. June 25.-Alonzo
Sargent, engineer of the train which
caused the disaster to the circus train
near Gary. Ind, last Saturday was
arrested. charged with granddaughter.
while at the, inquest today. Sargent,
called as a witness, declined to testify
on advice Of counsel.
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Rcpsrb Connrued,

Wash1ngton, June 16.-,A dispatch
to the Italian embassy from Rome to-
daysconhFnned the announcements yes
tSrday that prtDonera taken by the
Italians In the nghting at the Piave
nnmber4d 90, 800. This ineludss soma
twelve or Afteen thousand captured
during tho past week before the Aus
str4an Offensive w. turned Into q
ront 81 81 i. z. 81 Il s.ss
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Fex .Reports in Ioudon.. !.

i London. June 25.-The extent ID
which the Italian pursuit Of tho Aus
TRANS across the Piave has developed
is not known hero and no detailed re-
ports have been received bringing
events up to date.
A statement current in London yes-
terday that \the Italians had taken
$4,000 prisoners IL said by the morn
ing newspapers to be confirmed BY the
Italian embassy. The same statement
Is attributed to Premier Orlando by
the Rome correspondent of the Rx-
change Telegraph company. The same
correspondent quotes tho Giornalo
d1talta as saying that the troops Of
Archduke Joseph and Of ,Ganaral
Wurm are virtually surrounded md
must surrender or be annihilatsd
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Gemev. Reposss Ra,r1as

Geneva, Monday, Juno 24.-rha
Austrian retreat acrosB the Ptavs con-.
tinued in the greatest disorder under
the Immediate fire OF thu Allied -:
tillery, according to news reoetyod
here this morning. Brttish gunnafr
especially. are doing heavy execution
In this sector. -, -
Hundreds Of the enemy were
drowned in the swollen river into
which the Austrians threw their Nax-
inns and light cannon. I
In the meantime tho Austrians are4
rushing up new reserves to NIL the
breach between the Nontello PlaAeeus
and the Adriatic in order to avert y
disaster. r a sJfsSSsSa