it W? .:- v^ 'v- ^t-j-- viS^r* Z*-*PJX/ Uf t'tr- "'-w ».r----c^?-.~'. ^T yv-. AtlONAL FALLS PRESS Eitfct "T mum FORGE ENEMY BACK BMHPST LEADS :-V- PILOTS ARE WIRELESS MEN j. A,£'iuRNQ0fSf Men Who Operate Airplanes in Brifc FORMBUSIltY Isti Aviation Service Must Be BUSINESS HOUSES BY BIG MAJORITY Telegraphers. Somewhere in France.—Every pilot in the British air service is now a British Cabinet Already Has Plan trained wireless telegraphist. Th$ use of the wireless on airplanes is, however/ ITALIANS ARE GRIMLY HOLDING NATIONWIDE PLOT TO PAY COM. of Work for Soldiers DEFEAT3 C. A. LINDBERGH FOR limited by the weight of the apparatus THEIR LINES ON HUNDRED MI88IQNS ON WAR CON. After War. and the noise and vibration of REPUBLICAN NOMINATION MILE FRONT. the engines. Heavier-than-air craft TRACTS FOUND. FOR GOVERNOR. cannot remain aloft, with engines .. -4? valise- stopped, for the reception of long wireless GERMANY ALSO PREPARING FOE ADOPTS SMOKE SCREEN messages. FOUR. MEN ARE INDICTED NELSON LEADING PETERSON But the wireless has enlarged the r-/ u- field of airplanes in warfare. Messages transmitted by the "cavalry of Colonization on Farms, Carefully Austrians Tactics Are Similar to Present Minnesota Senator Is Run* Among Cities in the 'Mltldle'r",.VVest the air" now keep headquarters in Worked Out by an Expert,.Liable Those Whlch-Brought Success to ning Far Ahead of Opponent.— touch with every visible movement on Where Federal Agents to Be Upset by Revolt of Germans in Somme «*nd Aisne the part of the enemy. It is, how Judge W. L. Comstock of Man. Are Minneapolis, Milwaukee, the Proletariat. ever^in connection with artillery that kato Is Democratic Nominee. Offensives. Eau Claire and wireless is chiefly employed. Washington, June IS—A nationwide London.—The British government is The difficulty of receiving "sound" conspiracy between manufacturers' now at work considering liow the great Minneapolis, June 18.—Primary London, Juno 18.—Although the situation signals in the air will be apparent task of demobilizing the army and the and contra '.tors' agents in Minneapolis, June 19.—Primary along the great crescent shaped when ft is stated that conversation between resettlement of the soldiers into civil Washington to solicit government war Election returns from about onefourth battleline in northern Italy remains pilot and observer is impracticable, occupations at the conclusion of the orders under an agreement to pay of Minnesota's precincts somewhat-obscure, it seems that the without the use of special "loudspeaking" war is to be accomplished. The plan commissions illegally to the agents, gave for the Republican candidates Austrians have accomplished little at telephones, on account of drawn up by the minister of labor is was disclosed by the Department of for governor':' the inception of their drive against •the noise made by the engine, the hum* receiving careful attention, and it is Justice. the Italian and Allied armies. Burnquist, 61,951 Lindbergh, of the. vibrating rigging, and the rush understood considerable progress has Simultaneously with the announcement, Present governor who has again •34,423. ffc From the lower Piave river and of air. been made. raids :were made on hundreds j.been chosen as the republican candidate northward along that stream reports Returns were received from, 713 Signals sent when'flying across the Germany also is giving this subject to succeed himself. of manufacturers' business offices tell of the enemy being checked and precincts in 69 of the 86 counties. ground station, or when turning, are her attention and the series of articles throughout the United States in search •at some points being hurled back not so clear as those sent while flying by Herr Utsch in the Deutsche Landwirtschaftliclie of papers showing the scope of the across the stream. From th& Piave to Burnquist in first returns, the. four directly toward or away from the receiving Presse considers the illegal practice, and four Boston busi•ness Minneapolis, June IS.—•Governor to the Brenta, where the Teutons precincts first to report for instances, station. proposed settlement on the land of soldiers men were indicted in W)ashing.ton advanced through mountain ravines in Burnquist, Republican, was renominated giving the governor 178 and Lindbergh returning from tlie war. on charges of acting as contingent their attempt to break through the by a big majority over Charles 83 votes. Herr Utsch begins by pointing out fee agents. Allied lines the. situations seems to I A. Lindbergh, Nonpartisan candidate! Even more decisive was the vote 2 COURT SHEDS TEARS AS $ that it is a national duty to provide the Minneapolis Firm Raided. be well in hand. Judge Willard ?L. Comstock of Mankato given Burnquist in Nobles county, in disabled or injured soldier not only Among the cities in the middle west Piave Crossed In Three Places. was leading Fred E. Wheaton of HE CHARGES THE JURY $ the southwestern part of the state, 12 with an adequate pension but with suitable •where raids were conducted were. Minneapolis, It now appears that the Austrians Minneapolis for the Democratic nomination out of 33 precincts giving him 863 employment which will enable him Milwaukee, Ann Arbor, Eau made three successful attempts to for governor, on the early returns. votes and Lindbergh only 71. 41 Wheeling, W. Va. Tears if to support himself and his family in Claire, Wis., and Flint, Mich. cross the Piave. One was south of Comstjock was- given a big Rock County for Governor. rolled down the face of the sufficient comfort. In providing such Even before the results of the raid Monte.llo, into the Alps. One wa3 lead in St. Paul. Wheaton's lead in Rock County, the right angije in aged Federal Judge Alston 6. employment, he says, due regard must were fully reported here officials indicated between Candelu and Zenson loop, Minneapolis was cut down because so Minnesota's southwestern .. boundary Dayton when foe charged the be paid to the wishes and the capacity that they had evidence that where the Austrians effected a crossing many Democrats voted the Republican line, and just west of Nobles, showed grand jury with its solemn duty of the individual, and no better means last November and held a bridgehe?'! scores, perhaps hundreds of contractshad ticket. like support for the governor. Eight of probing alleged pro-Germanism. for effecting this can be found than for some time. The other was been made with manufacturers Knute Nelson, Minnesota's grand precincts out of 17 in Rock cojmty He said: home colonization, for in no other domain at Dona di Piave, about eleven miles „who were pledged to turn over to old man, was renominated for the gave Burnquist 486 and Lindbergh 156 "We are not going to allow are the possibilities so great, from thp mouth of the rivfer. At contract commission agents in Washington, United States -Senate with no appreciable votes and reports indicated a record such wretches as the kaiser to since vast tracts of waste land, still exist least some of these forces have been New York and elsewhere a opposition. There were a few vote .had been recorded in the county. sink our ships, kill our children jf. in Germany waiting to be opened percentage of their profits. driven uack across the river, while votes cast for James A. Peterson. Just north of Rock c.ounty the governor and ruin our women. God pity up and the returning soldier cherishes the others have not been able to develop Officials said the manufacturers Peterson's vote c^nie from strong .continued his lead in Pipestone no dearer wish than to have a home of the man who "will stand for such Jf any advantage, from their early were led to enter into the agreements pro-German communities. county, gathering a total of 869 votes his own. actions." success. by assurances of the agents that they Democrats deserted their1 own primaries as compared to Lindbergfh's 381 in 12 Sees Added Wealth. Infiltration Plan Fails. had special influence with army officers by thousands to vote for Burnnvdst. of the county's 20 precincts. Lac qui At the same time, says Herr Utsch, Reports of the battle show that the or others in charge of letting It is. s.afe. to. say that more Parle county, which incidentally, the interests of the country will be tactics followed by the Austrians contracts and under threat to use that "0. K." ON PARK SPOONING Dfiiioerats voted in the P^publican formerly was the home of Mrs. Burnquist, served, since every fresh small colony were similar to lliose which brought influence against the. manufacturers. state primaries than ever before. supported the' governor to ..the Increases the national wealth and success to the Germans in the Somme Evidence was said ~to have been secured Democratic support for Burnquist was tune of 205 votes to Lindbergh's 80 Cleveland Chief of Police Wil{ Not makes it more independent of foreign and Aisne offensives." The. enemy' advanced that some of the agents already particularly noticeable in Minneapolis. in four out of 33 precincts. Bother Lovers in the Public countries in the production of food. He under cover of a smoke barrage had made thousands in commission Parks. sees a further advantage in attracting from bombs and smoke apparatus fees. The. present state officeholders have VAN LEAR AND MEYERS labor to rural districts. in comparatively small parties. Baker Starts Probe. been renominated on the Republican Cleveland, O.—If the cops in your The writer divides the nature of the These were directed against portions LEADING FOR MAYOR This development led to investigation ticket, according to returns available. town won't let you spoon in the parks, employment of the settlers as follows: of the line believed to be lightly of the relat:r.«-s between various Thomas Frankson, lieutenant -come over to Cleveland. It is all fixed Settlements for men employed in industries held. army officers and these' agents and governor Clifford L. Hilton, attorney Will Undoubtedly Oppose Each Other here and Cupid has the key to all park or factories. In France the Germans succeeded although there is no definite indication general Julius Schmahl, secretary In Minneapolis at November gates. Holdings for agricultural laborers, by this method in gaining the fear of that these officers are knowingly of state. J. A. O. Preus, state Election. .. Cupid (that is Chief of Police Holdings for independent artisans. strongly held portions of the line involved in conspiracy, Secretary auditor Henry Rines, state treasurer Smith) police will not bother lov* Small holdings with land attached which had to be evacuated quickly Baker is making a thorough investigation and Fred W. Putnam, railroad and ers in Cleveland parks if they do not up to 60 acres or more. Minneapolis,- June 18.—J. E. Meyers I by the Allies. Along the Italian in cooperation wij the Department warehouse commissioner, have comfortable annoy other park visitors. Rowdies Considering the first class named and Thomas Van Lear will oppose front, however, the foe hot able of Justice and authorized Avas leads. Irving A. ^'Caswell, an4 others will not be allowed to they necessarily will be only possible each other for the office of mayor of to penetrate far into the Allied posltions the statement that he would go to clerk of the supreme court, is being In the vicinity of towns or large industrial "s^i"5them with flashlightsv'or embarrass Minneapolis at the November elections. and conterattacks soon drive the bottom of any suspicious cases. pushed closely by George C. Magnuson concerns. them in any other way, Smith |him back to his lines. Secretary Daiiiels is also keeping in of St. Cloud. ord ers, tinder pain of arrest. But the The question of the settlement of The man drafted by the Republican Italian Morale Sustained. close touch with the' investigation Leads Every District. chifef. also advises the loving .ones to those coming under class two will be vital conference to run for mayor and the The result is as yet in the balance. and the whole question has been With reports from 407 precincts in for agriculture after the war. These stick to the park benches for their present Socialist mayor were far in So far German troops are reported called to the attention of the president the state, Governor Burnquist showed holdings, lie says, should be large spooning, instead of searching out the the lead as the two high men with in only one sector in the mountain and his cabinet. a lead in every one of the 10 congressional enough to enable the set tier #to grow real dark spots, as the benches are more, than half of the precincts*- already front, but it is not improbable that The. commission agents guilty of districts. In the Seventh and sufficient cereals and potatoes for himself secluded enough for loving and the in. they will be dispatched.to aid the these illegal practices will be prosecuted Ninth districts, in the western part and family and to keep one or two chance of disturbance is less in the E. J. Conroy failed to develop the Austrians if they can be spared along under conspiracy statutes and of the state, the Burnquist vote was cows. open than in the secluded spots, the strength with which he had been credited. the French front. Furious fighting oil contracts made by them or with being cut down as the returns came As for the independent artisans in chijpf opines* He was running a poor third ip said to be continuing and it is their aid are subject to annulment in from the rural districts. It is in class three,- it would be for the interests in the precincts reporting.' probable that harder blows will be .by the government. these districts that most of the Lindbergh of every community to do its utmost SHELL DIDN'T DESTROY "U. $." launched by the enemy. strength lies. to attract labor to the land in ijs The fact, however, that the first MACHINE GUNS CAUSE MOVEMENT ON FOOT The returns on the congressional immediate vicinity. !ov,sst did not result in a virtual dejb-icle, American Labor Mission Finds Good districts are: FEARFUL EXECUTION Under class four, which would be TO FOMENT STRIKES such as ersued when the Germaiis Omen at Wrecked'Verdun. Burn- Lindquist providing for peasant holdings, the district and Austrians attacked alon? Cathedral. bergh authorities "and the provincial settlement :tbe Json'/o last October, speaks vo'- British Inflict Heavy Losses Upon First 3.315 710 companies would have it to German .Working People Are Dissatisfied :umes for the Italian morale. And late Attacking Austrians on the London.—Members of the American Second 3,920 2,000 deal with. These settlers would be With the Decreased reports give reason for belief that Italian Front. labor mission believe they found a Third 4.652 1,445 those who could command adequate Bread Ration. :the blow at Italy is not being launched good omen in the ruins of the imposing Fourth 8,839 6,633 agricultural knowledge, those who before with fore? that has character-i'ied London, June 18.—Austrian troops St. Louis cathedral at Verdun, Fifth 5.42S 4,079 the war were tenant farmers, London, June 18.—A movement is the offensives of the Germans which had as their, objectives on the which they viewed during their recent S'xth 1.339 539 farm agents, or belongetl to the more in Franco during the last three afoot in Germany for the organization British front the range of hills including Seventh 3.015- 1,995 trip to the fighting fronts in France. efficient class fif farm laborers. months. of strikes because of the decreased Cima di Fontei Pau and Before the cathedral was subjected Eighth 3,001 770 Herr Utsch beiieves that during the bread ration, says a dispatch to the' Caveletto, telegraphs Reuter's correspondent Ninth 2,540 1,199 to shellfire the word "Louis" stood out first period after the war it will be Central News from Amsterdam. FOUR NORTH D4K0TANS at Italian headquarters, in bold relief on one part of the building. Tenth: 1,618 585 necessary to proceed mainly with the The situation is so serious, it is were much discomfited before reaching ON CASUALTY LIST establishment of individual settlements stated, that Socialist trade unions the British wire entanglements. Totals 37,678 19,057 A shell, or possibly two or three of near existing villages, for the settlers have considered it necessary to warn In front of the Cesuna positions the New Ulm for Lindbergh. them,,, freakishly tore away the "L," will find it easier to make a living and One Is Given As Having Died of the workers, but the latter have taken Austrians suffered heavily from the Lindbergh and James A. Peterson the "O" and the "I," but left intact the with the assistance of the communes, Wounds and Two Others Severely no notice of the warning. British machine gun fire and they showed unusual strength in those, "US." In addressing mass meetings in buildings will be cheaper. It will not Wounded. were, also caught by their own artillery, territories where many Germans live. France and England the Americans be necessary to undertake road making "Washington, June. 18.—The last AMERICAN TROOPS which fired short. For instance, in New Ulm the vote symbolized the incident with the outstanding and drainage operations on a large army casualty list contained 39 names The Austro-Hungarian casualties, part the United States is destined for Lindbergh was almost four times WILL ASSIST ITALY scale. This character of settlement, -divided as follows: the correspondent says,' are being what it was for Burnquist. Peterson to play in the conflict. he believes, would induce soldiers to Killed'in action, 6 died of wounds reckoned in thousands, while those had 63 votes more than Knute Nelson settle near their old homes, where, as died of airplane accident, 1 died "2 of the British are very light. in these same three precincts. GLASS HYSTERIA IS LATEST But No Details Will Be Given Out they are known, assistance will be of disease.. 4 wounded severely, 24 One precinct in Hutchinson made a more readily given to them. Until Force Has Been Safely "wounded, degree undetermined, 1 record. Burnquist got 111 votes and GERMANY OFFERED Landed. Funds From War Profits. misoing in action, 1. Ne*£ War Malady That is Giving Lindbergh got just one. HONORABLE PEACE As to the capital that will .be" necessary Physicians Considerable Unnecessary The only northwest names appearing The city of Mankato, complete, Trouble. Washington, June 18.—There are on the list are. those of four North to establish such communal settlements, •gave. Burnquist a decisive margin, no American combat troops in Italy Uakotans, as follows: Private John the writer suggests that Italian Premier Tells Deputies Offer the count standing 825 for the Governor now, with the exception of "observing "M. Peterson, Rutland, died of wounds about 10 per cent of all war profits San Francisco, Cal.—Glass hysteria To End War Was Submitted and 168 for Lindbergh. missions/' Secretary N. D. Baker which after the payment of taxes exceed Private Gustav C. Gunderson, Mad•dock, is the newest war. malady. Recently. In the Democratic gubernatorial 20,000 marks ought to be lent on said. In reply to questions he said Private Levi D. Johnson, Eyr, Surgeons at the Central Emergency contest, Mankato, Comstock's home, no announcement would be made of Private Fred A. Lawyer, Bismarck, mortgages on the settlements at the hospital gave It a name after E. H. save-him ,203 and Wheaton 43 Goodhue Washington, June 18.—T-hat Ger America's decision to send troops to severely wounded. rate of 3 to 3% per cent. Lundew had been subjected to a stomach-pump county continued to give Burnquist^a many has offered "an honorable Another article dealing with conditions Italy, of the composition of such an In the previous list the following treatment and his fears allayed. strong lead, 13. precincts out peace" to Italy was disclosed by Premier expedition or of its strength or commander northwest aoldiors are named. Private in Germany after the war, but on of 37 in the county showing: Burnquist, Orlando before the Italian chamber "until the force had safety entirely different lines from the pen of Richmond Hall, Grand Forks. Lundew came to the hospital in a 1,931 votes Lindbergh, 552. of deputies, according to Roma landed." N. D., killed in action Corp. W. D. C. D. Stelling, considers the extent in condition approaching panic. He had Many of these precincts were in Red cables here. which revolutionary ideas permeate the Fink, Grand Forks, N. D., died ol dined at a restaurant and was convinced Wing. The dispatch did not indicate Italy's army and what may be the wounds. \J v. German that there had been ground Busch Millions Seized. Olmstead for Burnquist. reply, but it was officially assumed outcome. The writer says: glass in the victuals. He gladly submitted, Washington, June 18.—All the property Olmstead conuty, in the First congressional here it was promptly rejected. "The fuel of revolt is being heaped Ukrania On Verge of Revolt. to the unpleasant treatment in this country of Mrs. Adolphus district, with more than No indication is contained in the up to await the torch that will set it Washington, June 18.—A dispatch and was pumped out. A careful analysis Busch of St. Louis, valued at nUllions half its total precinct's reported, gave cable as to the means employed in aflame. Competent observers foretell reaching the state department from failed to reveal any glass. of dollars, was ordered seized by Burnquist a vote of 1,446 as against advancing the offer, Orlando's state that revolution will inevitably follow Stockholm quotes a report from-PetTograd Alien Property Custodian Palmer Lindbergh's 571. ment cabled as saying merely, "the the conclusion of the war. The saying the whole of Ukrania Mrs. Busch has recently been in Ger REFUSE TO ACCEPT CHARITY Winona county, adjoining Olmstead Germans have offered fin honorable drugged and brutalized proletariat is Is on the eve of a revolt against Germany. many and is now in Cuba en route on the east, showed a similar ratio peace." ,(i 'T waking from its trance. With organization to the United States. i-J. Japanese and Chinese *Ar6 Hardest and leadership the torpid German People to Induce to Take BULGARIAN CABINET Crown Prince Congratulated.- people will at last tafrn against Cavalry for Border .Service. ARRIVALS ECLIPSE 'v' Public Xid. v' 'Amsterdam, June 19.—IE per or the false gods it has been worshipping DECIDES TO RESIGN ALL TRO0P RECORDS and dash them to the ground." William has congratulated the crown Washington, June 18 —Six national Puadena* Cal.—When- fire destroyed prince on recent successes gained by Londdri Paper Enthusiastically Applauds guard cavalry regiments now being King Asks Ministers to Retain Their -half of the Chinatown of this Gorged, 8tuck In Chimney. his troops, according to an official dig American 8hipping^r raised inxTexas will be inducted into Portfolios Until Successors city the Pasadena welfare bureau discovered patch from Berlin. "Under your leadership," Starkvllle, Miss.—When Henry Redus Progrsfn. the Federal service immediately upon _J Qualify. fj: that Chinese and Japanese are store a the emperor telegraphed "the opened his grocery he found London, June 18.^"Arrivals of American their organization,' for 'service on Sofia, June 18.—Premier Radoslavoff the hardest people in the world to' get of seventeen-year-old negro boy wedged armies General von Boehm, General troops in the past few days the^Mexican border. Major General has tendered the resignation of the to accept public aid. The bureau von Buelow andv General von in the chimney. The negro entered have eclipsed all records?.' the Post Camer, chief of the militia bureau, cabinet and King Ferdinand has ac-' tried for a week to give away a good the Hutler have severely defeated the enemy the store by way of chimney and declares. "Considered, purely as a disclosed this, plan in discussing the cepted it. The ministers were requested suit of men's clothes. The suit was of eat, and shattered the storm his filled himself with good things to national guard before the senate military shipping feat, it is something hitherto by the king to retain their portfolios up Offered to at least a dozen worthy Oriehtals hurriedly brought army reserves. not forgetting to cram his pocket* a# never~ accomplished in mercantile committee. In all some 8,000 until a new cabinet hits beea and who had lost everything they •Eighty-flve thousand- prisoners to well as his stomach. Then he tried men hare been enlisted :in the new annals. Weekend scenes at one army formed.. than guns.are. outward farce his way out through the chim* possessed. Each refused to accept it more, 1,000 ftlie. national guard and 24,000 more are camp were amazing." signs of this great battle success. »«%nd Stuck* -T gratiik but several offered to buy it.- J:' J.