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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
5
The Gand Forks Herald announces subscription options with daily, morning, and Sunday services. Rates, advance payment requirements, and address change procedures are outlined along with copyright notice reserving republication rights.
The second phase of the German spring offensive shifted early in the week to two main sectors in Flanders and the Aisne between Soissons and Rheims. Fierce fighting followed as the German effort stretched across multiple fronts, with offensives aimed at Paris and Amiens, while Allied counterattacks slowed and held frontline positions.
The speaker asserts he did not deny authorship but claims critics twist his meaning without context. Quoted lines suggest a view that the war was provoked by corrupt interests to violate maritime rights, framing the conflict as a profit war, per Lindbergh’s implied critique.
The article warns that reports of starvation and mutiny from Cantrel and the German Austro forces require corroboration by solid evidence. It notes exaggeration may hint at truth, but stresses cautious comment as Allied and German losses and propaganda recounts circulate amid ongoing war fears.
May 31 report from Camp Kearny San Diego describes a large gas demonstration by gas non commissioned officers for a battalion of the 159th California infantry. Detachment crews staged tear gas and chlorine attacks from trenches with dynamite bombs and smoke candles while wind shifts dictated changes.
A wartime casualty list names 57 individuals across action, wounds, disease, and missing statuses. Officers Lee Farnum, Andrew Peterson, James Ward named among wounded. Hugh Sutherland upgraded from severely wounded to slightly wounded. The roster lists Private Primise by Donnellan and many others from New York to New Orleans, with multiple locations and duties noted.
A noted athlete who spent years in Japan and Britain during the early years of the war is reported dead. The fragment mentions Amatetdarm and June 1 as part of the war’s first three years, with references to retirement and travel. The text is garbled but indicates a wartime career and death.
Watch at the Tacoma revelving station tonight sought to identify two men who leaped from a Northern Pacific special bound for Camp Lewis. The two men, believed to be from rural districts, arrived in Tacoma in the morning and have not yet been found.
Nubs of News reports E. B. Link as the new owner of Foster Cash Grocery in Williston. The item notes local business changes and names several residents connected to Williston and surrounding towns.
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