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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
Kommunilten verneren
Tortfebund bon 5eite 1.

Sort1eBung bon Se1te l.
sic 8oIi5ei iiber 100000, nie audi
Gin qroBes9ager bon 9amenSd mud
1aden uno &tngen nn6 553igarettens
etris. 0os @el6 unb Sic Sutpelen iol-
len bon 8u6opeit ftammen, mo- Die
rote @ar6e acknowledgement etn=
iommelte.
Mrme tperSen Halaite' ~be5teben.
Die @efobr ser gegentpdrtigen 9a=
ge be1tebt in ser @al8edtbeit Der
2opolitat Ser @olfsmebr unb Oh iie
ou6 tpeiter sic &egierung unteritii=
ten miro. Ser @olfstpehr tp11roen al
le 6ffemtliden @e6du6e, einidlteBlth
BEG 8orlamertes iibergeben> bie iett
mirflif) 8orroden gleiden. 9ie Ste
qierunq iibermittelt ebenfaqs Der
8olfstpehr @el6.
Die &egierl1ng neripro6 orr1er1
Somilien Sic geniib11ng Ser faiierli=
den Yoldite, etni6lieBli6 oes nener
Eeiles Ser @ofbnrg, Sh0nbrum nno
oem 2an6fibe IN gdartsau.
0ie &ommnniiten' htelten bente
@~eriommlungen ob> aber es beteilig=
ten ii6 MIR &penige Berfonen boran.
Sc fan6en feline unr11ben itott.
@s berrautet, 6ab 6ie ofterret9i19e
@egierung sic rngariide erindte. IL
rem @efon6ten ob5uber1fen. @elo
Sun, Ser tngarii6e Miniiter oes
MeuBern, betreitet in einem Sele=
qramm an sic 0iterreibii9e &egte=
r11rg, boB er iih an 6en1 &eginne Der
M11htdn6e beteiltgte.
2inba1t ben &pten abgertngen.
IS 8ern, %. Mpril. = Na6 elmer
fur5en 8elager1ng 6nr6 baprii9e II.
>piirttembergiide Eruppen, m1roen
sic &omm1ni1ten IN 2in6au total ge=
idlagen, tpie eine bon Ser bapriihen
Sront eingetroffene Depei6e la1tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
pferHeflciih fir Gnrepa,

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota. on
April oath, 1919, as required by me
Act of Congress OF OCTOBER ON. III.
IS 8ierre, g. g., 90. Mpril: ST.
6iib Dafota m1r0e eine Belenid)att
q%eqrin6et, sic fi6 nit benz gerfal1fe
bon Iei6teren Rferoen an ei=
ropdiide Observation-Disclosures befa1-
fen miro. @eit bielen Sabren naren
leidte Bferoe bon tpenig @nten fir
Sis Oofoto gieb5iihter. Ser .Bla11
{om o1debIih in 8aibington belpro-
hen noroen lein, Inn Sic drmere See
bSIfer1ua guropos. nit 61eii6 ber=
ieben gu fSnrer. Mitglteoer Der 9e-
iemidoft fngen, BOB Der at1ertfar1l@e
Marft penig Snterelie fur Bteroe-
flei1b 5eigte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
3lnncrifancr iahett 6ans
sci Int 8crlift.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
April Oath, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
II 2on6on, 20. Mpril. - Oie ome=
rifaniide Mercantile Snter9ange So.
bat in Berlin gum 3pede zines Mns-
tauides bon bertiden Irtifeln in Ell
mem groBen MaBitabe fir omerifo-
nilde Mobprooufte iobal6 6ie @loda-
Sc qeboben fem miro, cine GiIiole er-
0ffnet. Die bouptid6lidften 6eutfden
Gro6ufte, Die onf bieiem Wege arsge.
tau16t mer6en iolen, iin6 Tarbitoffe
un6 Gbemifalien.
Sssnformafionen in 6ieier &i9tnng
crreidten Sic nniberiaI Serbice Gus
pertrauenstpiirbigen Aueqen Der 2on=
6oner @on6elsfammer. Muf DEM 8e-
qe ser Berbreit1ng 6ieier Meloung
6urd engliide &at6elsfreiie erregt fie
@iittterfeif, nob6em Tie in oieien &rei-
len aIs cine te6nii6e uebertretung
6es Observation-Disclosures nn6 als Elm lie
bereifer ieitens Ser omerifanif6en
@aufleute betro9tet miro, nm ben
&auptbo6en Ser 6e11tiden Iusfubr gu
erit al errei6en.
Gin 8ertreter ser Nattonol @hD
SAINT befin6et ft6 gegenipdrtig in8er-
lin, I'M sic Sage be5iigli9 Ser Wie=
beraufnobme BEG &anoels 5n itloie=
rem. Sssn Ser SGT miro feitgeitent, bob
ser pre11BiI6e Minilter fir 0ffentlt6e
Mrbeiten an omerifanii6e Sirmen
MuftrGge fir 800 2ofomottben nro
71,0OO Sra6tpaggons, bic 5n1ams
men einen 8etrag bon $400>000.000
6artenen, iibergeben, tint bog roaene
Sc Materio1 GIT erieben, 6as oie 9eut<
ihen unter oen8e6ingungen 6eS Waf-
fen1tinlton6es iibergeben muBten, nno
i'm ieres &oumoterial 5u erieben,
6as mGbren6 bes &rteges perloren
mur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
freu>e Mbcr anecfettttme.
ne &ebenstnttfel.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud Minnesota. on
April Oath, 1919, a. required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
&oblen3, 90. Mpril. = 9euti6e
3eitnngen, sic in 6em BON BEN Mme-
riffonern beiebten Eerritorium eri9ei=
men, prbli5terten ouf Der eriten Settle
Sic Mnfnnft bon 2ebensmitte1n aus
9runfreid) unter rieftgen Mufi6rif=
ten. Sic 8erteilnng miro na6fte $50
DE in Sic er Gone unter bent oentlben
2ebensmitteIfarten! 5pl tenn begonnen
mer6en.
@6bren6 sic Mebrbeit Der 6eut=
i6en @eb0lferung iiber Die @elegen=
belt meiBes Mebl, Gred, &ets uno
@onnenmil6 gu erbalte1t, e%rfrert NOR,
qab es loute, Die brnmmten, inoem
iie bebo1pteten, boB oie Mmerifoner
eine minoere 5orte terfunfen, Die
bon ser Mrmee 8uriideeiteM mrroe.
Dte Sen6nngen murben bon ben
req11ldren 2agern berianbt nno ote
me6i5ini1den 8eamten nn6 anoere
fomen su bem @ntidlnie, bob Die
8eb0Ifernng nnb ipe5ien bic Mitter
un6 @inber mirflib getpii1er ytab.
runq beoiirfen, sic ionif ni6t erlangt
mer6en Tonne.
Ser tagli@e Sell per &erion nit
SEN bon sen o1nerifonif6en gean1ten
feHgeietten 8reiien, lit folgenoer:
800 @ramm Meb1, f.82 Worf per
8fun6; 80 @romm Sped, 7.8O ut.
per g nn6; 70 @romm @eis1 1.55
sal. Der @fnn6; Wild fir &ir1oer,
i6iuqen6e SPLITTER nn6 &ranfe, 2.60
Marf per 8flno.
sis beute bober 6ie Deutf6en g.
000, 900 Maorf 9ebensmittel bon ben
Mmerifaner1 gefm1ft. Sic gegenipdrs
tiqe @ursrate betndgt II Morf 60,
@fenniq pro omerifaniiden Collar.
Die Beb0lferung in Der bon ben
Mmerifonern beiebten Zone betrdgt
5irfo $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
Mpbel II, Gint &ana

Gs BORT Mutpmob1 lit fur 0tuEedhngg buut Elm tories bnnrbohes auomoGl ~ gut
augebno m6 fr bquenL M #.
@a Mmht tnmenhr Gipmnmer bon uombaeno Die in Der gmgm@mbet mw fir Bobpeuge
fn
@s bot hmmnude m6 omBRbene 8aurt Ihhn Habmnbnuu 0 ebmode Mhhn;b bat ff
twn gm6Mfn rWg Gmfmen g3or; beqmne @ben den sRnnn fir flint BefmnS Seine
Sngangekungs uo2 hbmrufng lift dpm bette in Der 8et 9R MISUNDERSTANDING fnoa u@r
aep0mih. edit fam man gmbehms enehmu 6 3 lit Rnt 5 inter.
Dp Dmtb rmt @m3 fir ibpn gigmMmer ME mb neWn ibr bRnm ebanHden8 aunh-
nuBragp1huGh nporne Spemhns u6 SnMm6baamgsM usLMm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
sefeiert, unb Der oblisate 9o63eitsfaz
den feblte aud ntdt.
matft11s.

SIN elmer ipe5ieIen geriammlung Der
5tabtbirger, Die lebten 9onnerstag itattz
fonb, iuurbe bei6loHen, biefen Spmmer
Sic 8aiiertperfe in Der Srti6aft einri6@
ten 81 laiien.
6. Slemming, @igentiimer Ser 8atfins
Selepbone gr6mge, trifft gorbereituns,
hus gelepbone Centrum, iubalb als tunz
lid, nud Dem neuen 9eftimmunesorte gu
berlegen.
SSrau q. 6. Cirrus bon Nnnanbale Fat
bos @eit SoteI bon Srnu Sran5 &lein
gepa9tet unb miro basielbe am l. Wai
iiberne9men.
w. SRI. Mariu q. Mtal1s. nelhe nabe
Splibngforo a1s ,Qebrerin ongeitelt, 1T,
perbrabte Sic Oiterferien BEL ibren bier
nobnenbeu @ltern.
Sic equity gozoperatipe Shipping Iiz
lociation bon @atftns erbielt cine neue
S%airbanfs @age gum Nbtpdgen bes @te<
bes i'm @iebbofe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

SRI. emma Snffmann bon 9open, N.
g., erftuttete bier tbrer Srennotn. Sri.
@erre 3ansburn ,einen mebrtdgtgen Bee
ind.
Srau Spbn 8irl6uer bon Sulutb err
freute bieiise Sreunpinnen nit ldn9erem
@eiud.
Soicpb Sauer, nel6er letten 0tontae
ben 40. Sabrestas Ser @crmdblnng mil
ieiner @attiu f%eterte. muroe bur6 Die
anfrnft ieiues 8r,lbers Sobu Sauer bon
gnh Sprine, ieiues 56lpaeers Srans
&unser pnu @atfins nebit Den Gernahs
Itnnen uno burh bte bes Sobn &nn5er
bon gplo @prine oufs ansenebmte ibers
rafdt. Sic So6seit puroe anfs Bette
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

cine Station in Malaftpal 5erit6ren
moate, nuroe non berbeigeeilten
Gruppen aerftrert.
,Dos geitrige S6ieben in Delbi
fibrte gu einem @erluite bon Is Ser.
ioner. @n Der norotpeltli6en @ren5e
Ser Eropin5 berri6t Smietradt 5tpi.
iden ben &inous nnb ben Mobam.
meoarern nnb Die 9inous itn0 iebr
unrnbig."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
MegnIierbarfeit

Die Sort 1T cine iid langiam a1snubenoe
Maldine. SSbre Eager iito auBergepobnli6 groB-
iie iteben iiber benz 8unfftte, Ser gep0bnlid ertpar-
tet miro. l1no oa11, tuet1n Die Bet beranfom1nf,
ooB cine Moiiniftier1ng notpeu6tg ii, 0an1 1T Die
Metbobe cine eirrfode un6 melt bon elmer o%elifaten
Mrbeit %entfernt. 9n 8Nunften, no anoere Mnton1o-
bile ioIi6e 9ager boben, Die MIR npieoer onrd 1ele
erfebt toeroer, foonrren, ffiinoen Sic M6iltitierrngetl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
24,4OO ecpnbtc Rntttet
feffis3icrf.

aanfog 9Th, Mo., 90. Mpri1.
Mie q11t idmeH bod EN- gebroteres
,61th1tl I'm tDie bieI better, me111 es|
10 qona frif1, erit f1r3 BORDER ge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

Man6er bemmt ii@ Sen Sort
Idritt 6a6urd, baB er feinen Still
itnnb fennt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
Gin ,peiterer Iaftor Der si6erbeit

VlIt tUetlerei VWllUC UeI
Ser Dort 1nterbau be5tbt ouBergep0bnlide 81.
9erbeit in ie6en Seile. Or miro ni6t rur bent
ousgiebigiten @ebrau9 nt6eriteben, ion6ern nod
bariber bina1s fir cine olbergeD0bnlih lange Be
riooe feline @raft bepabren. Gin 8eiipiel gibt oie
&interadie. @eidnnte6etes giien uno Stablrobren
er5eugen Elm groBes, idmeres @ebduie No u16 bod
finoet man bier cine Siderbeitssfftonge, oie n0g-
liderueiie gar nidt benotigt miro, I'M our Cider
beit bei5utrage1.
Gin lei6t fabreroes 6Iei6getpid)t
Sic Dort ~itDingt ridtig. Die 8alon5e 1T am
rebte1t BIdbe, nm Elm u1argenebn1es StoBen bon
ben gofber- ober &interfe6ern at berbin6ern. Dbl
pobI anerfnnnt miro, 6aB Sic rGantileber" -sSSeoern
Die ribfige S5yor1n Fir automobile bon elmer fur5et
Gnobaiis Sic ribtigen iin6, 10 beftebt bod 1T Ser
Dort's Uaetbo6e fit oos l1eberieben l1r6 Gobren
a1f idledten 5troBen cine Gigenbeit. Die ridbtige
@robe, @eDi6t, Die M1tbringung Der Se6ern unb
Die ridtige gerfetlune beg autogepidtes iiiino oafir
Derantportlib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
Cine CUTE iolioe Mai@tne

Ser Sort Motor lit einfa9, itnrf uno rubig. Btr
qla11be1t sic Sporian1feit faun1 ertpdbnen gu r1MIien.
Sort Oefonon1ie 1T cine %etabIterte Satiade, oe ie-
hermann fer1nt. @eine 2agen 6ur6megs iin6 ni9ts
peniger tie ongenejiene. $50 grobe &raftantpe1=
6ung, 1T .n1ebr tpie genug Metan Dorbanoen, I'M
oieie1n 3u >pioeriteben. Die ii6 bepegeroen Seile
fin6 balan3iert, I'M ie6neoe @ri6uhernngen gu ber-
min6ern. Mles, 6og erreidt mer6en ion, lit lei9t
5l errei9en.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-15
UNIQUE IN DECORATIVE IDEAS
Praise Must Be Awarded individuals
Who Have Sprung" Something
New on Old World.

A famous prima >~donna had two
rooms Of her town house decorated
with what she called, 1.-THE records of
din and dinner" =
To be translated, this meant that
her bedroom was papered with leaves
OF music from the operas in which
she had won fame and fortune, and
that her dining room was similarly
decorated with the hotel bills she had
collected-and paid-in every country
and continent. Aswealthy young won.
an had many admirers, either for her
self or her possessions, and received
piles Of love letters. She decided to
make dado Of them in her special
sanctum. For months 1t became quite
a society function to sit on the foo,
and read this lady's dado aloud.
The Tenderloin club at London DOS
sesses two wonderfully decorated
rooms The card room is decorated
with 5000 playing cards arranged in
every conceivable order; and very well
they look.
Another room in the club is papered
with theater tickets, completed with 8
corntce Of champagne corks all round
the room. What a lot Of "Won't-go
home-till-mornings" those silent cork,
could repeat had each a tonguei
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-15
Learning to Drum.

How Haydn learned to beat a drum
and the preservation Of the first one
he played make an amusing story.
There was to be great church festt.
val. including procession through the
streets in which the choristers were az
a matter Of course to take part, but
the drummer falling i'll, no one could
be found to take his place until the
director called for Joseph Haydn,
showed him how to make the stroke
and left him alone. Joseph found a
meal tub, stretched cloth over the
top, set 1t on stool and began to
drum away with such vigor that the
stool was soon overturned and him
self covered with meal But the
stroke was learned and the spectators
Of the procession found their gravity
unduly taxed by the sight Of little
fellow Of six years beating a big drum
carried before him by hunch-back,
since a bearer Of ordinary stature
would have raised the instrument far
out Of the drummer's reach. The drum
used on that occasion by Haydn is
stu preserved In the choir Of the
church at Hamburg.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-15
Aoh. Hannahl.

One Of our indians names loses
some Of its flavor Of romance under the
Investigation Of WIN q. Steel, gaxet.
teer, III Steel Pointa He says that the
musical name Of Ne-wan-nah, In Clat-
3sop county, Oregon, was derived from
the circumstances that 9 pioneer az the
place who employed several men also
had q daughter named Hannah
One of the msn presented her with
q hat which she did not appreciata
ma his fellow woslke1s made mort &
him by calling 70 one another II III
presenca 4Oh. Hannah 4 The term
~. Steel hnds. finally became attaci,.
"a % tho stream q O,Hanpah, subse.
qusntly becoming llswannah n
word . also said Is ~ indian for ~. w.
tsftall z but probably tl,is Il oniy I 4 6.
Incidence 3or i63tselS gives fullg q.
1lnes g ths $ y lalna veEsiion ]
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-15
County News

i i
The New Rex Theater OF st. Thomas
is extending their building and adding
other important improvements.
Mr.. Cochran Of Drayton will initall an
electric light plant in Crystal. The old
gas house will be remodled and used for
the purpose.
Mrs. s. G. Ganssle Of st. Thomas has
returned to that city after spending the
past two months teaching pageantry at
the University Of Montana at Missoula.
Georgia Herbison, daughter of Nj.
and Mrs. w, g. Herbison and Frank 3,
Erbe, Of Lamberton, Mlnnesota we're
married July 3oth. Rev. o. Birchenough
officiating. 4
d. Mcneil Of Crystal has purcb ased
drug store at st. Aalaire, Mlnn, and
will move there at once. Mrs. MoNiel
will remain in Crystal until their house
hold articles arrive at their new home.
Mr.. Ernest M. Gull of st. Thomas and
Miss Hilda Aas Of Grafton were married
at the Presbyterian manse on August 1st.
The Rev. d. A. Mclean officiating. The
groom was attended by Mr.. T. A. Whelan
of st. Thomas while Miss Alma Aas act
ed as bridesmaid.
Rudolph Schaler Jr. OF Neche was ac-
cidently run over by binder last week,
He was working in front of the binder
when the horses started and he was un.
able to keep 1T from running over him.
The injuries were serious but he is
improving rapidly.
Miss Vivian Symington, second
daughter of Mrs. Sasan Symlngton Of
Neche, and Westley Glasson, an exper,
electrician and returned soldier were
united in marriage July 9th, at the
home of the brides mother. Rev
Beardsley officiating. The happy couple
left for a honeymoon trip to Iowa where
they will remain for few weeks.
The home Of William X. Walper oi
Cavalier was saved from obstruction b.
the timely aid Of the FIRE department
The fire was caused by the kerosene
range. Mr.. Walper had both hands
badly burned and face and head scorch
ed, while endeavorlng to put out the
blaze. The kitchen and dining room
we're practically destroyed, the loss il
covered by insurance.
The death of Charles Arthur McNutt
OF Saltcoats, Sask., occurred on Friday
July 4th. Mrs. MacNutt is the daught
er Of Mrs. A. d. Gibson of Backoos The
deceased was thirty one years old anc
had very promising future before him
MT.'and Mrs. MacNutt were living al
Regina and we're on two weeks vacation
visiting at his old home at Saltcoatt
when he was taken with typhoid fever
and succombed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-15

will take care of our needs for years to
come without having to incur any ad.
ditional cost.
The following are list Of bids figur.
ed on the basis of q complete job:
Northwestern Plumbing &
Heating Co., Grand Forks. 8 1855 OC
Champlln Manson Co.,.
Fargo ...................... 2s,254 %
Fargo Plumbing & Heating
Co., Fargo. 22,se4 %
Ed. Madison. Fargo. >. 22,e75 O0
Greenshlelds Co., Fargo. .2l,356 OC
The contract was awarded to tbs
Greenshields Go. for the complete job at
their bid of s21, $500. Mr.. Gilllspie
stated that his estimate on the job was
S24. 10000 and he is we'll pleased at the
result.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-15
Contract Let.

Bids were opened on the mechanical
equipment fot our new school building
on Tuesday by the architect, IN. D.
Gillespie Of Fargo, and the bidding was
very keen as Indicated by the list below
The bids % given include the al istlng
wiring. and piping and colspiete
system Of programme clock.
The heating includes two --latest type
Keewanee boilers hooked up togsth "a
that one boiler can be operated IL mild
weather, saving oonsid dsrahls ii tnpI and
the costof operation. #s
y The plumbing includes complete
water system with three pressure tanks,
one for hot water one for soft watvr CON.
nected with the cistsrn, one los hard
,water connected with the wall. - 30
The soft wstsr will be used ri shower
baths and boilsis thus adding iYstal
years g ths lie of tho boilers 8 IA tixs.,
tafes, and saving u Tho upkssp. 39s ss
IL also includes III fixtures III toilet
rooms, shower haths ioors dieihs ana
conneetions with tsptis tank. ss
sS The Niring includs = all Wiling sin ne
building, essh roonE tlo ~ 'St u nisht
having ! namb -. I. a onslsSs 81 y III %. q
Guides all wiring flol & psoesst = ~ 81 olock
Ihese 0locks M Of tte 81 81 y = fIastsra
olock oc,lsa y 81 81 [! ths 4. at's
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s,selsesesees =
Official Directory
u 8 Senator'S Al Gronna
Us Represen- 5 JOHN N. Baer

! y ssenatos. ff ] seSa1aber ssssSsna
y 9 Rspresen- JOHN NJ y. Baer
!. Sc GHXsssn11td Xsssnant doysrneAH raas.s- Z wood
Secretary of State Thomas Hall
state Treasurer a Olson
Stsasaeg stsss Agass9rIieIM aenersiMm S hes IanaeI
R.,,,ess s ,,,;es, Com s4s 1ssss1s Sasss''1s
misslons Frank MAh8nnn ~ %as,aa,, !
supt of Pub lnst-Malsss < y ni.nea. Nelson
{ Com Arr & LABOR John NHagan
:. judges .. n. { s i HksSla:sa sss9;: So I:
Court ( 81 f Siaasen glaes
Judge 7th Jud. Dist.Wl Kneeshaw .
Walter Wexford
4, REPRESENTATIVES /.
ii District };$} |; q S'Sssss4 {sssssS
. COUNTY OFFICIALS !
] States Attort1ey--Wm McMurchie
J Clerk Of Court p Winlaw y !
Sheriff. F Hamilton
Auditor-Wm. W. Felson
Treasurer-Hugh Gibson
County Judge-Robert McBr1oe ,
SurveyoT-Herman Campbell
Supt Of Schools-Charlo Jones
Coronef-Frank w. Deason
Pubic Admin'r-Geo Peterson !
S. (lst-A B Purdy, Toilette
County 2nd,g Stsplss, p. G9netfefIe Go1efeI
comrs s.d-EFedW s.S-M Waats Kaasf. Eeioy Goyssal
t5th-J T G Collie Drayton /:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-15
OFFICIAL NEwsPA-
PFRs SELECTED,

The official newspapers Of the state
we're selected by the ommission created
for that purpose, at Bismarck Last Sat-
urday, by the Townley political machine.
There were forty nine such papers
selected for the fifty three counties.
The reason that four counties were
omitted from the list was on account Of
the papers controlled by the Townleyltes
in these counties not having been pub
lished year as required by law to make
them legal publications, SO these places
were left vacant. Grand Forks county
is included among these four, for the
American has not yet gained its major
ity. The Cavalier Chronicle was select.
ed in this county.
AS for the readers Of the Pioneer Ex.
press it will make no difference to them.
We have besn publishing the commits.
sioners proceedings in condensed form,
without pay in the past and we will con.
tinue to do so in the future. AS for the
legal notices, such as mortgage sales.
probate notices, etc. we will be depriv.
ed Of considerable revenue that we have
been enjoying irrespective Of what polit-
ical party was in power. This is all 90.
ing to the Townley organ. But our
readers will be kept posted on every
thing advertised under these headings.
The new order Of things will bring
hardships TO many Of the local press Of
the state and several have already dis
continued publicat tion. This Was the
intention of the Law in the first place
and it is already beginning to bear fruit.
II the Townley, politicai machine could
freeze out all the newspapers Of the
state but those who are willing - IS.
pound socialism sent out from the
Townley headquarters at Fargo they
4 would be veil pleased. 81. s.ssS,
Az for Pembina county we feel salts.
fed thsis hopes will meet with disAp.
pOinsment. We have assurance from
5larYe portiont 10 tho patrons 81 the pub.
lii pres that thsy VIII not be driven,
j and forced ~ tho nsiarious busi-
ness methods of Iownlsyism but on the
contrary intend g show nors liberal
patronage than eysf bsiors 10 the
coRnty nswspap psrs that have shown op.
ton O. 10 gane srsls
l)as snh esipt tion hi NJ II already
bsneit ths chang Q ins this county
Il y ~ -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-15

The president 81 the Bank d North
Dakota which is 1 creation Of Townley.
ism is receiving ! salary Of ten Thousand
dollars year. He il the highest salari.
ed man in the state. not even the Cover.
nor gets salary equal to his.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-15
Mortorcycle for Sale.

MOTORCYCLE for Sale.
! have an Indian motorcycle. bought
last year but is partically new as far as
service and appearance are concerned.
1t is for sale at the right price.
or. G. THOMPSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-06
2O2 GERMAN U-BOATS
TAKEN OR DESTROYED
Fourteen Sunk by Huns Them
selves, Seven Interned by
Neutra1s During War.

LONDON, January british Wire
less Service).--The allies destroyed or
captured 202 German submarines dur
ing the war. In addition to these,
fourteen German submarines were
destroyed by the Germans themselves
ten in the Adriati and four off
Flanders. Seven others were informed
in neutral countries.
The surrender of German sub
marines is not yet completed. The
number already brought into British
ports is 1872. There are at least fifty
eight still to be surrendered The
Germans still are busily engaged in
building submarines. and to this the
allies are making no objection for
they will be at the disposal of the
allies when completed.
German surface warships actually
brought into British ports were less
by one battleship than stipulated In
the armistice terms. The reason for
this is that neither the Saxon nor the
Mackensen has been completed by the
German yards. The battleship Baden
is to be handed over instead. She will
leave German waters for Scapa Flow
within a week.