davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13
$500 to S275,OO

W STORS here are quick to show their delight over the
fine assortment of Osgood Blouses developed of Geor
gete Crepe de Chine and other fascinating fabrics Every
novelty of the present season. including many variations Of
the Overbouse is here Charming coors and figured
bnaons widely popular shown and Of course there
are plentiful assortments of every size.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13
Continuing All OF This Week
And Featuring Fashionable
Wearing Apparel for Women

THE MANY received during the 0sgood Opening Display Fall and
Winter Fashions confirmed our own judgment that they are equally as attractive
With pde pride this that
inviting capable providing thoroughly satisfying selection
patrons
Opening Displays will be continued that
the corect
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13

ONE glance through collection and you will appreciate
Othat there smuch than luxurious warmth INCUR o
erings The highest artistry is evident
designs exquisite silk Innings and perfection Of ansh
but above all you will delight in the and rich guilty Of the
pes which used The furs display aIe without
doubt the most exquisite and most desirable ever brought to
Fainno1t.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
.CZY ARMIA POLSKA
.POJEDZIE DO RAJU?

Najpoczytniejszy dziennik pa
ryski lie Matin", Z dnia 10 listo-
pada, pisze L powodu przejScia
wfadzy W rece polskie i mozliwe-
60 uformowania sic rzadu koali-
cyjnego Z Pifsudskim ma czele:
Teraz, kiedy wojska okupacyl-
ne zostafy przegnane, MONA sic
spodziewac, re uczucie patryoty-
CINE, biorac gore mad innemi, po-
zwoli ma utworzenie rzadu koall-
cyjnego, ktorego celem bezpoSre-
dnim bedzic zjednoczenie Polski,
cd Baltyku pc Karpaty. Jezeli
Rad taxi sic utworzy, to wow
Gas tylko Polska, - kt6rej zie,
mic oddzielaja Moskwe cd Ber--
lima, - mogla bedzie odegrac po-
wanna role politycZna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
AMERYCE.
TORONTO ONT. CAN.

Parma LewiGska. Polka urodzons
W Toronto, objela redakcye pisma
angielskiego The Canadian Moving
Picture Digest, poswieconego tea
from filmowym. Parma Lewihska u
konczyla kolegium W Toronto, a po-
tenn jake dramatyczna artystka-tan-
cerka przez 10 lat podrozowala pc
Kanadzie. Przez oststnie diva lata
byla tiumaczka ola obconarodow-
COW w torontowskim szpitalu pow
szechnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
u TOLEDO, OHIO.

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu stowa.-
rzyszenia Ksiezy Polskich W toledo
skiej ,dyecezyi Prev. Y. Dziekan B.
Rosinski jednoglosnie wybrany 20
stall prezesem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

W6wczas tylko ready Koalicyi
beda mogly daG krajowi temu zu-
pelne poparcie. Wojsko Polskie
we Francyi oddane bedzie do dy-
spozycyi rzadu warszawskiego, a
i innych posilk6w mu sic ME po-
skapi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
w sprawie z~ydowskiej.

Akeya prowadzona W tel sprawie przeeiw PoiaKom,
ponimo kategorycznego zaprzeczenia z naszej srony
,oarom6w / pomimo o~czywistej niesiusznosci Wszeikie-
obwiniania polskich wladz krajowych wo1ska ma
s.sqo przybraIa poniekad prowokaeyjny charakter. 70
uspadzie W Nowym Yorku paupr6w zydowsklch ma DOn
poisti I nobiciu gospodarza domu pana JaworowsKle-
-oniepokoilismy sic bardzo s&usznie pod naclsKlem o.
IVY CIV ME wywola to nieopatrznego odruchowego ou7
.a,p ? polskiei strony? otwarcie wyznaje' re byio6y to
avromnym dla mas przedewszystkiem ciosem, gdyz dogo-
azf,obv intencyom najbardziei nam Wrosim' oshu1a 0
M doprowadzit 60 konfliktu " sprs"ie zydo~skie'' a TO
$500 10 krzyk O pogromy najbardzieiby mas skom-
olSeo7towai stad 2 powodu p~rzyjazdu Paderewskiego
- Po-aania usiiowano wymyslee historic o noWym po-
rw,nie ale nieudalo sic to z tel raeyi, re strzafy padiy
nolskiei. ale z zydowskiej strony. Tax samo demon
s,racya kilkuset zyd6w " Warszawie 2 pow3du um'ezie-
Iaaderow bolszewizmr i oczywiscte zydow, ME mo-
-oro,r,s wrazenia. gdyz sentyment W Ameryce ME
-. "a hoiszevizmom. chotby MIN navel zydzi kiero-
halA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
Podziekowanie

Zasylarny podziekowanie wszy'
stkim tym, kt6rzy w jaki badz
spos6b przyczynili sic do upiek'
szenia pogrzebu sp. Cecylii e
domu Kulik) Lubiewskiej. Easy
}amy staro-polskie bog zapiac.'
Rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
W sprawie zywnoSciOwej.

W kwestyi tel, kt6ra SciSle sic lacey re sprawl zapo-
tiezenia W Polsce klesce glodowej i obrony kraju nasze-
go pred bolszewiznem, konferowaIem W Waszyngtor:e z
p. Walcottem. Dowiedzia}em sic, re Komisya zywnoscio-
wa Stan6w ZjednOczonych ma zgrOmadzona znaczna
partye zywnosci W Tryescie mad Adryatykiem re z tych
zapas6w moznaby Geese nabyt natychmiast droga lado-
a odeslac tie zywnoSc ma pierwsza naglaca potrzebe do
krolestwa. P. Walcott zgodzil sic co do tego zaraz. p.
Hoover'owi zatelegrafowa} ably zapas6w W TryeScie PREY
gotowanych wyslaG do Polski zywno$ci bezzwiocznie "a
sumo pol miliona dolar0w przyrzekl "a przyjazdem
swoim do Francyi w~yjednaG osobi$cie dalsze instrukcye
p. Hoovera co do wyslania okretu z aywnoScia z Nowe-
go Iorku W ilosci siedem tysiacy ton W pierwszej W ia
kiejze ilosci W dalszych ~partyach. z zestawien p. Wal
Gotta okazaio sic re musimy zaraz nabyc zywnosci "a
80 milion6w dolarow CO jednak p~okrylaby zaledwie
potrzeby pierwszego miesiaca. 1apotrzebowanie obejmo-
wac bedzie W Polsce caly czas az do univ przecietnie
1O-12 milion6w dolarow wartoSci miesiecznie. Przecho-
dzt to oczywiScie silly moznoSc jak!ejkolwiek organiza-
cyl i pOszczeg6lnej, choGby poteaniejszej na~rodowoSci. Z
pomoca musiaiaby przybyG akcya rzadowa i dlatego ode
STA! mnie p. Wacott z tenn do pierwszego sekretarza sta
nu Polka. Nastepnie odbylem wsp6lna konferencye z p.
WacOtt i przedstawicielami Ayd6w PIP. Warburgiem i
Marshallem znalaziem ich gotowych do wspoidziaiania
/ pokrycia odpowiedniej czeSci wydatku. Co do pierw-
szego zakupna zywnoSci W TryeScie "a sumo pol miliona
dolar6w PIP. Warburg Marshall da glodem dotknietej
ma miejscu ~nastepuje pod wsp6lna kontrola.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
zabiegi u Czerwonego Krzyza W Kongresie.

Pc konferencyach moich z sekretarzem stanu Pol
KEN Professionalism kroki do po~zyskania ola sprawy
pomocy ola Polski Kongresu Stanow Zjednoczonych. Ak
cya W p~owaznych o%bmySlana z%akreSlona konturach Jest
W toku i pojade "a kilka dni znow do Waszyngtonu, ably
iej przypilnowaG wediug powzietego planu ia przepro-
wadziG. Szczeg6l6w ME podobna ma razie og}aszaG.
Poniewaz ME czekajac ma decyzye kongresu must
my sami dziaiac, a kasa Wydza}u Narodowego, jezeli
skiadki natychmiastowe ME Gopisza, ME mogiaby kilko-
miionowego wydatku p~oniesG, udalem sic do Czerwone-
go Krzyia i u~zyska}em przyrzeczenie znaczniejszej po-
mocy. Rada Wojenna Czerwonego Krzyza uchwalila ma
tychmiastowy przew6z da Polski i wyslaIa rekomenda-
eye swe kablogramem do p. Davidsona swego dyrektora
W Paryzu doprezydenta Wisona. Zalecam jednak Ra-
dzio Zarzadzajacej i czionkom Rady Nadzorczej ener--
giczna akcye "a ziozeniem dziesiecio milionowego fundu-
l, gdyz bez dowodu silnego i zywego zainteresowania
sic potrzebami Polski z naszej strony, ME mozemy IL
ezy6 ma pe3na pomoe stan6w zjednoczonych.
Przedkiadajac Radze zarzadzajacej to mole spra.
wozdanie z drugiej podr6zy mojej do Waszyngtonu 1
Nowego Yorku, kt6ra mi zajeIa czas cd l = 6 stycz7
ra 1919 r. zwracam uwage iak wiele ma TEN zalezy, a.
bysmy mime wszystkich trudnosei okazali heroiczne "a
parole sic siebie pelne zastanowiena dazenie do osta-
( cznego, glownego .celu, do o~drodzenia Wielkiei Po-
teznej Polski. Sledza mas gdy mowimy, tiumacza wszyst-
r. co piszemy, obserwuja mas W dziaianiu. Me zapomi-
nanny vice we wszystkich rozprawach, przedsiewzie--
ciach i dzialaniach naszych, re stoimy W przededniu epo-
kowej W zyciu Narodu chwili re cd naszego zachowania
sic, energii poswiecenia W wysokim stopniu. "a
ley rozstrzygniecic W sprawie o~jczystei,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
z Piracy Wydziafu Narodowego.

Rozumiejac to dobrze, te same prowokatorskie koia
/ przez tie same berli6skie gazety ~rozpusciiy W SWAT SEN
zacyjne wieSci o wojowniczym pochodzie trzydziesto ty-
siecznei armii polskiej ma Berlin, iak i O. zagrozeniu
przez Polak6w czysto niemieckich ziem, W czem oczywi-
Scie ami sIowo prawdy ME byio, Wiesci tie miafy przeko-
nae AIiantow, re u Polak6w Jest tendencya zaborczoscf
i zemsty i zarzewie przyszlych niepokojow novel VOL
n Swiatowej.
Rozgloszenie tych wiesci W chwili przyjazdu do
Polski Paderewskiego iaczylo sic przytem z jawna che
cia skompromitowania go tak5e osobiscie, ably zabiegom
-aszym narodowym odja6 poparcie Stan6w zjednoczo-
nych. To dowodzi jak ogromnie musimy panowac mad So
ba i z Gala godnoscia ataki i prowokacye milczeniem pc.
mijat, ably podsuwanego nam konfliktu unikaG. w tenn
jest iuz ME zydowska, ale wrecz prusko-niemiecka intry-
ga musimy sic mice bardzo ma bacznosci, ably ME dac
sic wciagnac W polemiki. starcia nowy sp6r, spychaja-
cy stokro6 waznieisza sprawe naszej Niepodlegosci ma
plan daisy.
2 tel przyczyny zalecam Radzie zarzadzajacej wy
DAME do Wychodztwa naszego przygotowanego przeze-
mnie ApeIu, kt6ry ma wykazaG take | Amerykanom jak
-ozumnie i oglednie odnosimy sic do sprawy tax zywo
mas obchodzacej byle tylko usunaG przyczyne do jake
gokolwiek zatargu z zydami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
Wyslanie Komisyi Zydowskiej.

Doszedlszy W tel sprawie do porozumienia i z Zydami
i z Sekretaryatem stanu, ME mozemy zadna miara cd
tego sic cofaG gdy siusznie uwazanoby mas "a ludzi wa
hajacych sic, niezdecydowanych, nieslownych albo tz
zarzuconoby nam, re many nieczyste sumienie. W poro-
zmiepiu wzajemnem ieden CLOS W komisyi przyznalismy
Komitetowi Obrony Narodowej, ktory to Komitet powo-
lal ma to mieisce swoje czlonka Komisyi poufnej p. Br.
T~ulakowskiego. Wywoialo to protesty zarzuty z kilku
stron to mnie zniewala do zaznaczenia, re odpowiedzial-
nose "a to nominacye do komisyi spada ma K. o. N, pod
czas gdy Wydziai Narodowy zwiazany wiasna swa uchwa
a, ME moze przeciw tel nominacyi sprzewu zakfadac,
ami z tel racyi sprawy przewlekSC. SkomprOmitowaioby
mas to tylko wobec Amerykan6w. Dlatego wszelkie kry-
tyki CO do tego ME So juz ma czasie ustat powinny.
Nasz delegat p. adwokat KoScihski, kt6ry jest take
czIonkiem naszej Rady, spelni niewatpliwie swoje zada-
ME to nam wystarcZy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

Mialem z MIN dwie konferencye. w pierwszej ONO
wiiem z MIN sprawe pomocy ola giodem z%agrozonej Pol
ski. Znalazlem go najzycziwiej usposobionym chetnym
do wszelkiej pomocy. ObliczyliSmy w~sp6lnie ma pod
Stawie dat, dostarczonych przez p. Walcott'a, re ma Cd
zywienie Polski do zbior6w 1919 potrzeba bedzie "a
kupic zywnoSci "a 5O-1O0 milion6w. P. Polk zgodzil
sic ma to. ably ma ten eel w~yjednaG u Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych odpowiednia polyczke. Zwr6cil mi atoli uwage, re
n~iezbedna bedzie specyalna uchwala kongresu, gdyz ad-
ministracya takimi funduszami ME rozporzadza.
Nastepnie PREY drugiej wizycie u p. Polk W obecno-
sci bardzo wybitnych Amerykan0w Omawialem z MIN
sprawe utworzena Komitetu Amerykahskiego Pomocy
ola Polski zyskaiem peina ola tel sprawy a~probate
Obecni PREY naradzie przedstawiciele National Civic Fe-
Geration przedstawili sw6j plan, ktory wnet bedzie W
-zczeg6Iach og}oszony doniosla sprawie polskiej odda
usluge.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

Dz1ENNK CF1CAoo0n saKsoS
nczs wieceJ droOnyah ogiosSsh. AMI
tell wszystkie inne dsiennih Dolskis
- Chicago rAzeun vdetA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
International i; Ne1v,ss. $
Epents Summarized
(Bx the Associated Press. J

With plenary session of the peace
conference for reading the Austrian
peace terms set for this afternoon ef-
forts were continued during the fore
noon to bring the Italian n-Jugo-Slav
dispute over the Adriatic question to
final adjustment. The Jugo-Slav
delegates. however. are said to be set
ting up obstacles proving for the
present at least more unyielding than
the Italians.
Meanwhile there has been no indi-
cation of what action the Allied con-
ferees purpose taking in regard to the
counter proposals to the peace terms
presented by Germany. 1t has been
pointed out, however. that the greater
part of the German objections have
been answered in advance of the for
NAL presentation of the counter pro-
posals. 1t is known too. that the AL
lied powers have made preparations
for almost immediate action in the
event the Germans refuse to sign the
treaty. In this connection the re-
ported statement of Premier Lloyd
Gearge early this week to the effect
that if the Germans did not sign the
document IN Versailles they would
do so at Berlin, may be considered
significant.
Friday was an unusually inactive
day for the peace conferees. pending
the completion of the translation of
the German proposals into French and
English. Attention for the day was
confined for the most part to honor
ing the memories of American soldiers
who fell on the battlefields of the
war.
Military developments in the inter-
national situation include a reported
Polish reverse in Volhynia, the Rus
sian Bolsheviki claiming to have
driven the Poles from Rovno. This
is the only sector. however, where
the Bolsheviki are claiming any gains
Of note.
Another development has been re-
ported in Asia Minor. where the proc
ess of taking control Of the coast from
the Turks is continuing. In this proc
ess the Greeks have landed new forces
at Avail. northwest of Smyrna. at
which latter port Allied forces were
disembarked two weeks ago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
RECEPTION is HELD.

Washington. May 31.--Aftsrh.nevs
came Of the arrival Of the EC-4, Sec
retary Daniels sent this message to
Commander Read: ~
"All the people of America are
happy over your successful flight,
which has been an epoch-making
event in the history Of the world Ny
congratulations and greetings and
good wishes
Congratulations to Commander
Read and his crew and the naval air
service have been sent by the British
admiralty through Admiral Knapp.
The admiralty's letter was quoted in
the following cableKram from Admir-
al Knapp received at the department
today:
I'm letter from the British ad-
miralty they state that this morn
ing's news brings the epoch-making
intelligence that the space between
America and Europe has now been
successfully spanned by air by way
of the Azores. 1t is with great pleas
ure that their lordships have learned
of this success. and they desire mo
to offer their concentrations to the
crew of the seaplane NC-4 and to the
United States naval air service on the
fine achievement"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
NO FURTHER NOTES ON PEACE
TREATY WILL BE ACCEPTED BY
ALLIES FROM FOE DELEGATES
Objections Of Germans Have
been Set Forth in Separate
Notes, and Allies Propose 5.
to Make No Changes ii
Terms Nor Participate in
Verbal Discussion.

Paris, May 31.-(By the Associated
Press)-The greater part of the op-
jections raised in the German coun-
ter-proposals have. in the opinion oil
French diplomatic and political CIR
cles, already been set forth in sep
arate German notes and duly answer
ed by the Allies. Consequently II Is
said there can be no modification o1
the peace terms and there Is no ne
cessity for verbal discussions i'll which
the Berlin government desires 10 IN
volve the Allied powers
1t is understood that the council
Of four will agree in taking TINS we"
in answering the Germans.
The German peace delegations has
notified that period of delay for pre-
senting observations having expired
at 8 p. m. Thursday no further notes
will be accepted from the delegation
It became known today that the
German counter proposals were &C
companied by covering letter OF ten
typewriter pages. The letter appar-
entity Is the work of Count Won Brock
dorff- -Rantzau as it is more concilia-
tory and adroit than the counter pro-
posals which were elaborated by the
German government. The letter paints
q most gloomy picture of the fate to
which the peace terms condemn Ger
many. 1t refers to the sacred charac-
ter OF treaties, .disavows the treaty
made with Russia at Brest-Litovsk
and concludes with the following
phrase:
1--WE shall only undertake those oh.
legations which we are sure of keep.
ing, because it is the German people
who in the last resort will give it's as.
sent to the treaty.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
Nine Engineer Beaten,
Denied Food and Let 40
By Mexican Bandit Gang

Asua Prieta, Sonora, Mex. May 81.
Barefoot and bruised about the
head and face, and suffering for the
want Of food and water. franklin s.
Harding. chief consulting engineer
for the Chicago Exploration and De-
velopment Corporation, walked into
town during the early hours this
morning fronl the company's prop
critics at Telamer, Sonora, bordering
on the state OF Chihuahua. about 225
miles south of here. Mr.. Harding
said :, & u & ~ Il gs,; 5t tls.
ssIsarly last Tuesday morning the
mining camp was attacked by q band
the cornmfssary, ] was To ken prisoner
sand forced TO accompany the bandits
Into chihnah \, ahs.A Y ~ fhs pueblo q Mors'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
REPORTS OF MORE
FOREST FIRES IN
MINNESOTA RECEIVED

st. Paul, Mimi, May 31.-w. T.
Cox, state forester, today received re-
ports of several forest fires in north
ern Minnesota, which rangers said
were making an acute situation" !"
The fires are reported to. be under
control, but heavy rainfall is said to
be necessary, before the flames will
die out.
At Mantrap Lake a fire which de-
stroyed several miles of valuable tim
Der is reported under control. More
than 100 men Of the Virginia and
Rainy Lake Lumber company, are
fighting fire between Virginia. and
international Falls. Other fires are re-
ported running between Vermillion
and Rainy Lake by Ranger D. 1. Nc
Intosh.
"A fire yesterday threatened the vir-
gin pine forests in and near Itasca
park is reported under control as are
several smaller blaxes running in $dif-
ferent sections between Park Rapids
and Wadena and west toward white
Earth. ESQ 80 - ssssl{ y ~ %
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31

where was given my liberty after
being beaten. and, abused and denied
food and water. NJ; e, Fl NJ s5i szs Is G9,,
& '..All the employees at the mine are
Meadcans, including the superinten-
dent, whose attempt to interfere In
my behalf was ignored by the leader
of the band. who, have learned, is
"a cousin OF the notorious Red"
Lopez
The bandits stripped Mr. Harding
Of everything OF value and, according
to his story they made him take off
his shoes, /. which; after having the
soles cut from them, were returned.
After}a days. rest Mr.. Harding viii
leave for Hermosillo. the Sonora state
capital, In an effort to prevail upon
the authorities to give hts mine pru.
lection. III H u Il &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
Won TIRPITZ LOSES
HAUGHTINESS; TRANS
USED FOR TRAVELLING

Berlin, May 17.-(Correspondenc
Of the Associated Press)-The familiar
flowing beard of Admiral Won Tirpitz
has been reduced to closely cropped
chin decoration and the naughty for
mer chief of the admiralty may be
seen "straphanging" in Berlin trans.
The Vorwaerts. commenting on the
admirars mode of travel. recalls that
just year ago he aroused the wrath
of Sunday excursionists by reserving
train compartment to himself while
women and children were forced to
stand and adds; that DEMOCRACY not
only has trimmed his prerogatives but
his beard as we'll" "a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
TORONTO men
WORK HARD TO
SETTLE STRIKE
Business in City Going On
as Usual; No More Un-
ions Called Out.

today received a message forwarded
from this city by Charles Dickie, sec
retary- of division No. 4.
railway shopmen, insisting that pres
sure be brought on employers to &C
cept the principle of collective bar
gaining, one Of the chief issues At
stake in the Canadian general strike.
communication signed by 12 members
of the fremen's union to the effect
that the members Of the union in the
fire brigade will go out on strike 1t
a. m. Tuesday morning unless the
schedule of increases recently de-
manded by the men are granted,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
THREE SPEED DEMONS killed IN
indianapolis 500-N|[E RACE:
ONE OTHER BADLY INJURED
were broken. the average speed
being 02.7O miles an hour.

indianapolis, May 31.-At 200.
miles G. Chevrolet had to stop at
the pit and changed from first
to third position. De Palma tok 4
the lead by the change with
Wilcox second. Others in order
were II. Chevrolet, f. Cooper,
Iecocq and Hearne. Average
speed ai.2o miles an hour.
At 275 miles Wilcox led, with
rolet, T.. Cooper. L. Chevrolet,
Guyot, Boillot. Alley. Goux, Vail
and DAlene. Average speed
01.34 mikes an hour.
De Palma had considerable tire
trouble and lost IS miles while at
the pits, making changes. "
Indianapolis. May 31.-At 800
miles the standing in order was:
Wilcox, CASTOR. Chevrolet, Coop
OF, Hea1ne and BOillot.
List of Starters.
Driver. Car. H.
Rene Thomas-Ballot.
l.. Observation-Disclosures
l.. Wagener-Ballot. 3
Joe Boyer, Jr.-Frontenac.
Ralph Mulford-Frontenac.
G. Observation-Disclosures
II. Wilcox-Peugeot.
w. W. Brown-Richards Special.
Albert Guyot-Ballot. 49,
Ralph De Palma-Packard.
Arthur Thurman-Thurman Spe
cial.
Roscoe sarles-oldfeld Special.
e. O'Donnell-Duesenberg.
Cliff Observation-Disclosures Special.
Ray acknowledgement.
Jules Goux-Peugeot.
Paul Bablot-Ballot. %
Art Klein-Peugeot. 49, e.
E. Hearne-Durrant Special.
Earl Cooper-Stutz.
w. D'Alene-Duesenbe
Ira Vail-Hudson Special
l.. Lecocq-Roamer.
Kurt Hitke-Roamer.
Ora Haib-Hudson Special.
D. Hickey-Hudsoa Special.
Tom Alley-Bender.
E. T. Shannon-Shannon Special.
o. C. Toft-Toft Special.
]. J. McCoy-McCoy Special. = g..
G.. kirkpatrick-Detr Speciafs
Tommy MISUNDERSTANDING. ..3
A. Boillot-Baby Peugeot. y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
DIRECT FLIGHT
TO AMERlCABY
NC-4 PROBABLE
Unofficial Reports Say Such
Plans Are Being Con-
ternplated.

Plymouth, May Sit has been
learned here unofficially that there is
a prospect that the American sea-
plane NC-4 may fly home over the
direct Atlantic route from Ireland to
Newfoundland. 1t is understood con-
ference will be held here shortly to
discuss the project.
American naval officers say the
NC-4 is in better condition than when
she began her fight. Furthermore the
experience gained by all of the ,NC-4s
navigators and pilots would prove of
inestimable benefit should the return
flight be attempted.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
Answer to be Short.

Paris. May 31.-(Havas)-Th AL
lied and associated powers, the Paris
newspapers declare unanimously, will
accept no important modification of
the peace terms as a result Of the
German counter proposals. The Allies
also will reject all verbal discussion,
The Echo de Paris says that the
answer of the peace conference to the
German counter proposals will be
very short. The answer will reject al
most entirely all the German sugges-
tions. the Excelsior says. A few points
on the detail of territorial clauses. II
adds, may receive some retouching.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-31
BODY OF LAD WHO
DROWNED IN TURTLE
LAKE HAS BEEN FOUND

. Bemidjl. Mimi, May 3l.-The body
of Willie Plat. 9-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Plat. OF Farley.
who was drowned in Turtle Lake, is
miles north Of this city Thursday att
ernobn, was. recovered late last night.
The boy was drowned when he st.
tempted to land boat and Jumped
into deep water. The members OF the
picnic party which he was attending
began an immediate search for the
body. but did not find It until lsst