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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
Americans Friends
OF Belgians, Says
.. Wilson In Address

Brussels, Thursday, June 1s.-At a
reception In his honor, tonight at the
Hotel De Vile given by Burgomaster
Max and the city ofhciAls, President
Wilson said:
II know something, sir. Of the his
tory. the independence. the self-con-
fdence Of the municipalities of Bel
modern times something Of that soli-
darity of the commune. something Of
that individuality Of the municipality
which was characteristic of the mid
die ages and which brought the spirit
Of self government through that dark
period when nations had ceased to
govern themselves, but when localities
continued to assert their right to self
government.
Friends of Americans.
$50 that I feel welcomed today by
those, whom I would fain believe to
be my friends and the friends of the
American people. as the American
people are certainly your friends.
and true u sense. They understand
what Belgium liberty signifies They
understand what Belgium's suffering
signifies; and it is, I believe. one of
their deepest ambitions TO satisfy the
duty Of friendship as toward the Bel
gian people. They have tried to do
SO in the past.
ut has been one Of my pleasures
on this trip to be accompanied by my
fellow countryman, Mr.. Herbert
Hoover. who T know has had Belgium
written on his heart throughout this
war aud whose pleasure it has been
touching to see as, in going about the
country, we nave seen healthy chill
dren and robust men and women
whom he could properly believe we're
served by the food which came from
America. I believe that I have the
privilege Of speaking his thoughts
Zone Of the p~eculiarities. of Mr..
Hoover is that he is too modest to
speak for himself and therefore
am proud to share with him some Of
your welcome.
Aim to Aid Belgium.
II am accompanied by other coll
leagues with whom / have been In
counsel through the war and whose
thoughts I a tell you have been
constantly upon the methods by
which Belgium could be helped;
whose thought TOY is upon that sub
iect, whose hope is that some method
will he worked out. as I had the
privilege Of saying to your parliament
today. by which systematic help soon
can be rendered to Belgium.
II bring you the warm greetings OF
the people of America I am sure ]
express their wish when I say: Ions
live the prosperity of Brussels and OF
Belgium and of her king and her
queen"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
ERZBERGER WANTS :.
GERMANY ADMITTED
AT ONCE TO LEAGUE

Berlin. Friday. June 2o.-tBy The
Associated Press.)-Mathias Erzberg-
err (r1entioned as probable head of
the new German peace d%elegation). is
reported to have sent a note to Pre-
mier' Clemenceau as president of the
peace conference asking whether the
Allies will agree to the immediate
admission of Germany to the League
of Nations.
Herr Erzberser also desires to know
If the powers will consent to the linn
itation of Germany's indemnity to
1000 o 900 900 gold marks and re-
ounce their effort, to have former
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
To-
!. Cash
Commission
70 ALL NoN.PRlzE
WINNERS
Territory
.0iNlded. Into
Three
Districts

District No. I WIN Include
- towns In the following
counttss: Pembina, Walsh,
Trail, Grand FoslrA and tho
state Of 1linnesota.
district No. q Win include
III towns In The fo1owing
oountses: Cavalier, Towner,
Rolette. Pierce, Ramsey.
.Beuson, Nelson, We1h,Hddy,
Foster. Gfisgs and steele.
District No. : wm include
IN teeritnu IN North Dakota
and Mountains not eanzner.
atsd a ono ara tvvo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
TO CALL SFssroN.

Stockholm. May IA special ses-
sion Of parliament will be. summoned
this fall 1t is announced. to consider
the invitation expected BY Sweden ia
join the League OF. Nations.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
PEOPLE
ENTER |'TER HERALD
AUTO. CONTEST
Fight for Highest Number
Of Votes Becomes More
Interesting Daily.

In yesterdays story about the con.
test We stated that there was still
plenty Of time to enter the race and
win n Of the five automobiles. We
have been talking along this line for
Many people have realized the cam
paign IL young and the opportunity Il
just NJ good now as 1t was two weeks
ago, and many new candidates have
entered. However, there are still some
very good towns In the territory COW
cred by the Herald which are not rep
time. Study the list carefully and you
may discover that your town is not
represented. II such is the case you
can easily nominate yourself by filling
out the blank in the advertisement in
this issue. Among tho new candidates
entered. who know there is still OPP
p%ortunity to win, are: Miss Jennie
Hoster of scobey, Mont, Miss Ella
Nordstorg of Crosby, Miss Aagot Klov-
stad of Ambrose, Miss Bernice Ell
wood Of Outlook, Mont, Miss Laura
Duffey Of Plentywood, Mont. Miss
Mathea Olson Of Weatby. Mont. Geo.
an. and Mrs. Alys Edline Of :F1axton.
These people realize that by a little
persistent effort they can easily win
one. Of the prizes to be given away by
the Herald. They also know that
there Is no chance for them to- lose
even their time for the reason THAT
they are sure Of tel! per cent cash
of the grand prizes. You candidates
who have been in the ace for some
time and have not,done much in the
way of securing subscriptions have
some real contenders in these new
entrants.
Special Offer.
Tho special offer whereby we allow
the candidate $50. 900 extra votes for
each $500 in subscription payments
is now In force. and will not termin-
ate until Saturday, June 2sth, at 800
your subscriptions in order to get
credit on this special offer. Send in
your subscriptions as you get them,
as an accurate account will be kept
In this office Of the money sent in,
and at the end of the offer one spe-
cial vote certificate win be sent to
you covering all the extra votes
earned.
Future Subscriptions.
who are now taking some other paper
and do not want two papers coming
at the same time. They may have
paid in advance for some time. on
ltheir present paper. You are. priv
lleged to accept subscriptions from
these people. the paper to be started
at a later date. In sending in sub
scrtpttons Of this kind. mark on the
top OF the stub when the subscriber
ing OF candidates as printed below
only includes the votes that were
counted in the office Of the campaign
manager up to 6 P. N. June 10th.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
ENTER NOW AND TAKE ADVANTAGE
THIS EXTRAORDINARY big VOTE OF

Never again, during the life of this CAM
paign will you be given as many votes for
your subscription payment as you will get
during this offer, which closes Saturday,
June 28th, at 9 p, M. FIVE BIG CLASSY
AUTOMOBILES are the prizes and are
we'll worth the effort of any person, no
matter what their position in life.
If you want one of these cars, fill out the
nominating blank in this ad and send it
to the Campaign Manager and the battle
is half over. You will be supplied with all
forms necessary for your use.
You ammo lose, as every worker who does
not win one of the automobiles will be
given a commission of 10 percent on every
dollar they turn i'm.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21

ing covnties:e Pembina, Walsh. Trail,
Grand Forks and Tho state Of Mime
Alice Smith. Portland. 1873, 700
Mrs. H. A. Pierce, 6. r. .....l23.4so
". l.. Crawford. Grand Forks 122, 800
Anna johnson, Hoople 800. 3o,470
Miss Lee Hood, EmerAdo ...- 22,770
Carrie M. Evans. Mimic ..~..-139;5s0
Mrs. G. W. Nelson. G. Pc. e2,67o
Hattie Basaien. Hilisboro ....l2l.ose
Miss Frances Hosna. Adams. 21.4so
Mrs. Tom Krile. Pisek ...... 36,17o
John Halwerda- Fordville .t.134, $50
Miss Lois Ball crookston .~.lL11s,54o
Eva Caldwell, Marvel ...~...- 111,470
Gladys Collision. Neehe ......l3o.s70
Jack shannon. Bowesmont, ... $3.50
May TVede. Warren. -Minn..... s5.11o
Maurice Sweeney, Ardoeh ...12S,770
Kathryn CALDWELL, 21S Chestnut
St. Grand Forks ....:....l26,s4o
Mrs. g: J. Stafford. Cavalier. 5000
Mrs. Alma Murphy, Larimore III, $50
Helen Thompson. REYNOLDS ~..13s,eso
A. F. johnson. Forest River. 26,6so
Miss Caspara Gran, Thief Riv-
er Falls, MINI. ........... 7o.14o
Roy c. stinson. Pesnbina 80. $500
Ellen ThinEekstAd, Northwood 13s, 80
Fred johnson, Hensel ...... s7.74o
Dist-iqf No. =.
win include 81 towns in tho fol
Rolette, Pierce. Ramsey, Benson. Nell
Steele.
G. D. Lord, wolford ........ 24,s7o
Donald Bucklin. Rugby .....1s2.64o
Mrs. Hulda Story. Leeds 49,. $3.50
Charles ~ Wright crary -......1ss.4so
7. B, Hanson. Munich .....137,8oo
F. A. Mcdonald, Milton ..~...-13s,990
A. o. Engen, York ..........139,96o
Ira Corson, Churchs Ferry.-112,5 $50
Lester Isaacson, Perth ...i..10S,37O
.. J. LaFave, Berwick $500. 1880
\. g.. BERG. Knox ........... $3.50
Maude Pinkerton. LAnKdon =. 1890
Wilfred Larivere, Beaulieu... 1O,340
Mrs. g. Douglass. Dunseth. 49, 400
B: L. Fraser. Wales ........ 61,o70,
Mrs.. n. g. Rankin, Devils
Miss Ella Kerr. Bisbee $500. so,7so
10. J. stearns, Iona ....... 6,34o
lC. e. irkpatrick, Rolette -. 10,47o
Alex Mason. Webster ....... 6,S4e
Jacob K. Olson, Brocket 49,. $3.50
Jennie Hildremyr, Petersburg 13k.1e0
Esther Peterson, Barton 800. 30,87O.
D4strsct No. 5.
Will include AL territory Ia North
Dakota and Montana not enumerated
In one and two.
Chris Jensen, Poplar: Mont...-2s.eoo
W. A. Hartman, Willow city. 30,76o
John N. Benoit. Fairview,
Mont:
B. "A. Fish, Towner ..105,37O
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21

Mary woman says her prayer
Eb1eAuse the minister says she should
ana does other things because b,
says she sh0uldn'.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
s.ssAsussAa xrR
. BODIES WASHED UP
FROM WRECKED SHIP

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ss- Tssss.. .ss captain. frs nae 80 =, n
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'ez 90 ~ s-assf,sa 'On ths de- go 81 b
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
Harvard And OREGON Set
For Battle TO Determine
Supremacy Upon Gridiron
CAPITAL JOURNAL SERVICE

Following its established practice Of giving Us
readers the fastest and most complete news Of Dig
snort events possible, The Capital Journal VIII re-
ceiye the detailed play-byplay report Of the mar.
yard-Oregon game Thursday. Bulletins telling Of
the progress Of the game will be posted IN front ~
The Jonrna office, and fans wishing the score may
get it by telephoning 81. :.pa hr
The complete story Of the game, furnished 81 y
the Associated Press viii be told IN an extra eur
fon Of The Journal which will be on the seree's IN
mediately after the game is finished.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
government SEATS
: N IRELAND GUARDED

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
pel;ce Seeking Youth Who I. j
: II Took Conductor $ klckels

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ssss sas lass naght hsls :? .,s : fga = I InleEsls
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
TREATY WITH HUN
MAY BE ENFORCE.
'WITH|NTWOW WEEKS
Br Hes.sr we'd

Fr--szss Press Ezzz1 eoErssSSHdsatl
Paris Dec- Sl--Ths prosOcoa Prob
sasr wsm be zxnas = rnae 10 declare
ne treaty d. pszes with Germany st
ssr1sEs hzeHsen JzzuarE : and 10. =
as Eszsx sszsE-0ttsdaEly today.
w. ar~srr wfE2 hecSzns effective
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4 s-r cysrvasnny wzEE accept the 49,
z-,.m,s for Signature Of the PrcioeOl
,-s--.s.,.r su.ssfssr agreement 70 Ee1oes
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ltrT,uussnz rsuz Of German marine - -
e-razls ii cunauensiaticn l0f -
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Les Tunnage DsEnannea
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IL
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80 -. se ssssbGigh thai she mas e, 10
smauage thar nCw esTinalSu y
allies. .s..s,r ngw /
inventory Of the s'ef fs'AsA'
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q = 80 reached in London sD -, i,
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- mentioned as possible -. :
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igs - - ! snslent city lc0niolA'
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..SpnRTs REFV ?

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

gxrns4ed Press staff c0rresse0zazzzs /
washington. Dee 81 - Senators
,gs,o are determined TO make ne ssA-
r,,s ~ nations an issae in me n@1z
sss.,rasgn are ready tO demand 1Ezz
candidates now in the rans r1f II
republican presidential EoElalr1a7apn =
raara themselves Immediately % ~
ts-agzae- it was learned tD12F
letters have been prepared Y Se
-, All candidates who have npi -
ssEan ! definite stand These 1ntlHsas
Governor Frank o. Lgw5en of Asa-
ncas ana General Leonard WOOL
Iosrden T1rsz QEAxsd
I0wsaeu viii he GuiEzsd fErzS- NJ
-,+sas s.e asked to tell whszhsr n4 lAR-
49, American participated In tfaH asss-
80 - = Is established by the ns11-
ing treaty and what ne wo1 =
assos,f withdrawal If elected Flesa4' a =
The inquiries 10 be dsrscdHa ~ NJ
.s-.Isassa4es arr to be % frAEasd- =
r.,.ssar~rOx,a. sHa1 zfae asptra1fs 10
-ra nnr.atnation VIII find i nara =
ignore them
xesaher Wo6si nor L0w6sn Azs :
- made. any definite stz1sI'e ~ -
asor johnson. CalEforn1z- 21a =. -
sar poindexter. WashEng19ls ase II
.s,sscslassae foes Of the 1sses
s...-s ,,,ssya their policies eAezE-
rsngs.~ SUNDERLAND West NirEAA
4 is in favor 0f 1hf Asposs - -.
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sas~x Ii the treaty Is razlfAsa o. : - )
rsruuaise BASIS Johnson WEE -, :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

e..avcn II Handicapped ~ 80 -. -.
..s,,sss ) 8 he rtensa.s,'.s .,.s -,sq 7.
osas41 5'seipg Il and experience q II ~ m agy
s.seD.11s ga Tse eas4ernsrs hAveas aaa s.,.,s ~
81 sr,d1ron M scnooiing a. hasvss.. r'ss's
IlaS5e Z. .-.s4sruers have eEtsr1 'a'1s'.
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a, alu = 81 hjen class mentors ~ i'.s'
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lsas ess.5sra ii rhse to train A'-' y rss u
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
FISHER WILL START
WElGHIY BAGkf|ElD
N PASADENA SCRAP

aa,,. cal. Dec 5i.--beaa
c,..cr Eob Fishsr Of the HArsAfa
ssrn viii start the heaviest eackl'e'u
~. ....,or uamslbse in the gridlfo'
ssssstc s,s. against the univsfzasy Y. n 49, II.
,r-S so,, eleven in the New Years ~ sss- $50
- ~ ~ he Tournament OF iA0sss ..~. 800
- .,.,d - Ftarween. who stpH tne ss..ls
a. ,.nrdw, has been substitutes n.
49, = ls. ..,,rsv a lets haIfback. siyiss ~
alll. !, .sarn AZ edge 0ver ths LefaSa.-
Iasn'.-.- - ,ssw n weight that frinNs -
evarage p0undage eYeE ahe W.
IA ~ about ~ pounds - la
II r-s.e soaaa that will trot OF W - ~
- wiIi average pretty close y N
2 ilun :. u uear a. can BE- aseffsAi ~
'u' s.Bar' wHiiaans Help
z ~o,,.e average weight hss ~
increased ....,,.,.l. sl.sss,' 81 rirslur.
Il FISHERS naeye psg5As's I..s-',1 ..ss,ss Il !.
~ .ssvTsard ss maA gdRrg 70 nes"S ~,
g - - Uus,u The fleet-fo1sto i.A'
q ra,. nrs Il .sDrsnz hosns the bacon. i.
" e1g IN. ~ ,t,at the crimson tsAfa go
-.. - - wrsaesi ia way 70 a sac's'i'
=. ,,eaus of aine piDrgsnE- e,,.v,
= ''..- .lr Harvard u well coached o. III, q Y
r. s.,-,e II offensive and ofezos. -, d !
- wagy wchoolsd on thAe ef'.'-sg's s,'s
ana 80, 49,. Errte swlsert, who PAL.
y 80 go 1915 Harvard squad CO., .,
-. IL Tue4aays pfsea.eT
1a'a.N. - g.-s,.er,.a assSek axasnes sfe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

IXFDm uA1tN30l sV~A >s~
|. an.e. soveruor "A Pashla tAlEensal
cabrera. brother q Luis cahreEs' nai''.
....r n M treasury, has rsvossss isl
MI. department that hia Investigations
s.rrsea Out il the rFirpinAl confs 81
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

Il
p..saana Cal. Dec. 31.-The foot
bsu warriors Of the Uniyerslnes u
rarvard and Oregon are having 'neir
e., ~, rcht workout this afternoon y
-.--,..-asion -, for the annual gridiron
.sasz5r here tomorrow under sne aus
nices If the Pasadena Tournament =
Roses committee.
!, % uarvara i here to prove that ths
eastern brand Of football Is superior =
.tbe western product
srd Oregon IS ready for the a'lacA.
\ confident II repulsing the inssae's s.sl,'
Accommodating that Walter Nanp
q. .sno,,,d III his eyes roam farther wss.'
80 -...7 han the Mississippi river Whei
!. ~ san,ss 70 picking All-Ainefica'
teams x-,,..c,,eua
college aggregatioHs' u pa
- have sojourned 70 Pasadena
.ss-,,+ ~ the honor ofsfhe east =
-. - ,tav saw; bur they did mol III
Y I, ouar Brown was sraeareo -. q
= ssrs s bv washington STATE coaass :.
an New Years day 49, y J,
q q c-eror trimmed Pennsylvania n :
= ssas l4-so-e tune a year laleF. ...,,,
n h probably il fact lLlas ,.l,.ss 49,
= go I N 1915. nor PennsylYaniA
=. 1sss M was the strongest team "
III ~. - though they we're anloAs j,
g s- s.-enrest esevens the eass prcaae',- .,'. :
Fas s.fe'ls.as put ii Is generally {
g a.Ssa Ia ,lsat sfae east has n9'nlne !,
- Is 0ffer shan Harvard ~
ssa il Roo FISHERS gang Z NJ go, ~,
\ .rr,crrcw the east naas6 sh-s.,
u 80 III iss nat 10 the weal "''S
carSss to gridIroning a., -,
Rrt car oregon, prosaD.s p,lal.,,s
I'm 80 Il vas when Pennss 4 aa..s-
|!H TCrad coatinas the uno'sA'D
iii - record of viesoriess . -.
s,rs aopssters claim I go IN
- .sere are others who 'i'A
My cant .sr1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
SISTER TELLS OF
/ BOYHOOD LIFE OF
| ACCUSED SLAYER

los Angeles. Cal. Dec. st.--Niss
Edra clancy. pretty as.year-oid half
sister of Harry s New. soday essAnl
her effort 10 shield her brother from
blame for the death Of his sweeshsars
ana her chum. Friedn Lesser.
she vas called a. the first witness
n News murder trial today and began
q unfold a strange story % heF broth
iers boyhood. Before she leaves she
Sand she d expected 70 ssll the Jury
l,na, she persuaded Miss Lesser % re.
sase 40 become Nevis bride afld ma
ltht. refusal led 10 Miss Lessefs asAa''
Telas pf ChIldhoAsd
xrs~a Clancy sold how, IA puyF "
lhrosher had preferred 10 play win Is
instead ot with hsys HE owss ass' v
y waw eight years hsr nesioF.
yxhen he was is yeers ola. 81
.ra,Aetick was his faxorits paAyshin'
rT,s mots,er usually soek i away fFe
h,u Al he grew older. Mss# casM'
$50 ~ Developed hrcodinE apehe
ghe told how she had gone " !
roou, Il nlghs on several occasions n, :
found him crying. she asked hl'n ~ !.
N ~ was carrying about NeEhanss
IL would answer. ....,.
II Aster he returned To inaianas'
from sse Mexican border. hs tesa w.
EcIaney thar some ons froHa lnaasaa ~
~ was pursuing him wnef~sss
r.. gent se!ilng tales aboat hsEn,
ard TSr a. this pOsns q, her sssssia
iesd ns.ss Clancy had fnsde no FsfsFehs
iron News paremtage'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

Yea tomerrow NJ. q. - - y .he
s-s unsli Il aees. ~ q - &C., from
..@-4srE - world wiM not p ''s
1ss "a syera- -