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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
WANTED
FOR CONVICTED
DYNAM|TER

Washington. u. g.. March l1.-Appli-
cation for parlon> for the eighteen lab
or leaders convicted ia dynamitiug eases
at indianapolis were filed ia the DE
partmcnt of Justice today 10y attorney
Elijah = Zulnc uf Chicago.
The petition charged Iicicd states
Judge Albert r. Anderson who prc>Id
cd al the trial. did not give the men 4
fair and impartial trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
WANTS A NEW
BUILDING FOR
PATENT RECORDS
BY issortat'd PrrSl.

Washington u. g.. March l1.-Plead
ing for n fircprnnf building M house the
patent records IN. Commissioner of Fat
rnt, Ewing told the house public build
ingS committee TO-DAY that the forty ~rv
en- millions of copies would b. destroyed
and hundred, y frmplovrs would prDbah
y lose their lives if the present patent
office caught fire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
$4,000 OF PAY
CHECKS STOLEN
TWO FORT WORTH MEN ARREST
ED IN DALLAS CHARGED WITH
STEALING FRISCO CHECKS At
FORTH WORTH
lRu lSNnrinfcd PrrssN

Dallas Texas. March IL. Joe WickS
and Cecil Oates Fort Worth railroad
men. were arrested here last night.
charged with stealing fourteen thousand
dollars worth Of paw checks from the
Frisco railroad at Fort Worth.
Several of the checks were passed on
Dallas merchants and ia Fort Worth.
Between $3.OOu and 5000 worth II the
cheeks have been recovered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
WILL ERECT A
MEMORIAL TO
WESTINGHOUSE
(Bu Associated PrfsSl

rtt>hnrag Pa March IT. Heads of
the various Westinghouse concerns AMI
prominent piit>burgcr> have formed the
Westinghouse Memorial They plan Ia
erect 4 memnrial for Gruf-c Mr>ting
house IN pittSbur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
Nay Attach Letters To
Parcel Post Packages
When Postage Is Paid

Washington. ID I'll. March L.. An nr-
der issued Is Albert Bnrlc>on. poStma>t.
cr general. today permits attaching n lrt.
ter a. naroel> post parkagt> when ho'h
hrar their Respective rates NJ postage
ari are lhir-S.rd NV the >iuir intiii IN
ual
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
GOVERNOR WILL
NOT CALL THE
EXTRA SESSION

Austin. Texas March H. -Cnt, ruui
Colquit' will nut call the special -cs .irr
of the legislature AZ this time.
Ii may H. held during the SUMMER
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
STEAMER ON
ROCKS NEAR
HALIFAX, N. S.

Halifax. NJ =. March IL The steam
cr city of New York. bound for -. Johns
~ Ill. j. "a the rocks ~ Sambro. \ few
miles from here. She struck during a
heavy fog and water i'm the stoke hold
put out her fires
Several vessels are rushing to the res
cue ~ the vessel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
FEDERAL Il'nGE EDWARD H.
MEEK GRANTS IIAHFA$ CeEpt-
FOR MEXICAN FEDEEALS HELD
AT FORT BLISS.
HEARING MARCH 23
WILL BE HELD At PEtD>. TINAS.
BEFORE JUDGE MEEK WRIT -
SUED FROM COI'ET BENCH At
FORT WORTH TODAY.

Fort Worth. Texas. March IL. Federal
Judge Edward Il. Meek today granted =
writ nf hahcaS corpus for the Mexican
fcdcrals held ~ Fort Bliss
The writ j. rcturnlhlr at rcrn~. Reeves
county. Texas. on March -, before Ju'ler
Meek.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
TAX STATE EMPLOYEES
FANOES PLAN To TAN
ALL ENCEPT CIVIL WAR NETER
AN< AND SUPREME Cpt'ET JI>
TICES

Houston. Texas. March IL. The lcgi>
lativc pension committee. u ~ learned 10.
dav. favors = plan 10 Tax state employees
except civil war veterans and Justices ~
the supreme court. five per cent of their
salary for the pension fund
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
YOUNG WOMAN Is
KIDNAPPED FROM
CHICAGO HOTEL
lBr III aciafrd Press.

Chicago. m. March H.. Six armed
mon went ~ North side hotel today.
lnprkcd down thc proprietor and at he
point nf rcfolvrrs forced Margaret Mil
Ter. - wears ,ii. M accompany them
They dragged her through the rear exit
a. au automobile and made their escape.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
MAYOR mitchell
REVIEWS SAINT
PATRICK PARADE
(Ry .ISSncinfcd PrcvN.D

New York March II. Twenty thou.
sand men in II. Patrick'S Day parade
here were reviewed today IN Mayor y.
Purroy Mitchell and senator D'Gurman.
Women organizations were not permit
ted a. march In the paraic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17

Better roads mean i moro Intelligent
4 more prosperous AMI more patriot
ie citizenship
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
WEATHER

New Orleans. In. March III
Cor~i wcither: Tonight and Wed
mr.iay fair: lighI variable winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
FIRST ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION Of RAILROAD
TO T|DEWATER STARTS EARLY IN APRIL
VILLA LEAVES CIIIIlTAIlTA
BEGINS MOVE On TORREON.

Juarcz. Mexico March IL. Gen
cral Francis - Villa left chihuahua
moving toward Torrcon this morn
ing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

bill, Vant Of GnQlano, Hopal Or.
change, eDcapit0c. Rem @ate, Go
%oiIn. &iimApop. IIOrppdl, Stranc,
3rd'alaer Sqiarc me0 oen impone.
tcu0e 9%teliou cole. Rational @aI.
IerD Noule5 OF Fdrllament, 9ucfino.
ham EdIacc. uruoct mco 8ictoria.
N}onumentct l Norqrinoen. 0poc
Nart Corner "a ieluc Gdrfen mco
sem bctlen0tt Ri0e0el "Rotien Horu":
rloerc 'orbt 2nlqbts Bridge. 4ens.
lnlton VaIatc. hilbert Sail. liqeoucr
bcri'Ntommcntet o. et lloet Stpf.
te IUrger bortc &ictOrlo art0 sIlbert
aliiiicum Jidar el iad bar flsrt igjen
6orrctumaaltrelet uad &iccaoiIlu
H. en- fan lldeiuu mart itanie her.
lom uolei Ou0et Steo Eof al oet.
nil en- lc SouooH. lad luar en- brltge
0.>ic NIsrcrc0ltabcr Noaet Tpt er
Scr alto Nlc0cljQt blir BET albria.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
Sra /. G. BIS ncr9e$tur.
nefurab loftn" 'Sprtirnr' bekriuer rol0cts @pbol0 Dc to
lcornsiG0rr paris on Hun0ou.
Sev&rdlabeder i brcgst man9foldigbed.

rcr. Ser var illen Cage, ul8ci'
N|alaeaou1 pua Sen engelIfe Nanol
\ Set 0eililc Coffin truaote A,ip.
ucruc pcO Goper rem ! al i'm Scr
liahco e unr nUitcu 'ad hploe "a
utl6t iaa heurluenoe lom nj aliio ban
lUit en-. Nlanoi m0nle andre {m'
iom Ell maditc tUnlc poa. % IN bc
0unNtc az finite Sc hric ariottlrpper
par 2iltcrtn2 Sro:
"Npoo er oct 'um itluuer hul
ucllcm Elm oN NoOien2 &optr.
Get er GullonN iolbelnlt.
Mlppcrlc req Noucr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
9nrrt ng Rfckkrnet.
Seoiseret al en- rra,tR oususseeI
SneeiGr 3umsic.

u Sop Sutfcr fole@ meo "A mop
SnnO. iii oct "ipinoer MnGr". Sda
bPlOes Oct lioi eiter Iiot on / 10 iilp-
piitebc sGgeebpioer pg piipes, Ill Oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
Sunoum.

Sent p0a eiicrmioOalcn tenn I'D
ill &er0cn4lid0eu %ouoon. Gani,cr.
lie err tiI6sicIi9e iii At li1t ont al Scr
0eu9 GHQ: Set cr %luacnilnN mao
/ aiebenhaun" oN Nmcrltnneruc Ia
Ter gicrnc ON ~6et %iicrilc / %crNm
Ncn / Sonoon fun0c Wutierltc lite
liac: M har lterrc @per / NWrerilo
&c ianbt 900 poa ANDRE Giua at 'iQc
Sor Ercmpel Oct lorunnorcoc Dem.
at ser ingen boic @panlnAcr cr /
&on0on at Ser uuiten inQcn Street
Cars" cr. bare Double occfeS auto
trucfe". iom nlnIorcr ollie Wc1nc.
Get iorunorcoe Dem oaiao. at Scr life
rar Soaac. Scriniob ipntcS oct gan.
lie / lin Green, al "Notional @0llc.
m" par Illffct poa @rlno Al De IA.
icnoc "Iuifraacttee". li9eiou at ga
6crne nrinlIcoc Al NtUnb. Tor CIT llor
Gel pnfcIiae SfltfeIlcr, ion lr9tc II
irlQe Voltfort % Start al Npcn, bel.
Ter life operraitet SET noAc1 al lric
/ CT 2oloon 9luiS ct lpuac Stntft
ON "9Imericon rlbbernecf0".
Naor vi ifuloc iortUllc ont @cio-
get Sen mrQtigc Siab. ioa piINe BET
bliue en- lana Niltorie bare al nppnc
ollie Sc ScpTroiabe0er. inn (lucll
innbeiattcoc. Ser ifol fun nruuca
enfeIte:
Ct. %nul9 Cathedral er ct BAR.
oiQt Monumlcnt, baohe buao %pg9c-
flmit % Niitoric auAoor. Hirtcn
iom bIep bn9gct pnu - Nor, 0abne-
Ge5 1897. Nnar Ell fonunler mo opcr.
ppl0eS en- ol0cle@ al @%pNninNcn9
Stsrrelic. Sfibcts mnao0cliAc sol.
Sc % SoiIerne& 1uftelic er gaulfc be.
tGQen0c. &c proNtililoe Nlnouer ~
Sen belize Moiaif / 0eiforetS 9ue-
Qnlac onlfring Nltcret urtfcr ems
beieite @cuunrina ior Sc aunimcre.
iom / Torti0cn oircoc lin Strait o.
Gune pao at uoimnffe @l69 Nus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Gn aop &ono foge$ nleo !. aop
Suffer, oct rcpne Sfnl al en- sLppel.
lin. og Saiten o. ~Gieoet" Al 10 NJ
peliiner. / ) Tinuter. Get bPl6cS
lea ~ / 1 piipeoe 9Gggcbuibcr. @oa
SCI ioa / Sonble @oilerer iQien IL
rer / oct cit Splieife uilueriIerct
@elatine, iom er opleit u aop
foaenoc &anb., $40 oet foac. til Del
larger ia paa Sfecn, Get tiles lao
% tiliTtte$ Ct libet @rau Gait. rereS
iaa, iii Del er folbi. Oh irereS hu DC
| piipeae sGlacbuioer %. hTloeS ~
i imna EapIr tSormc ((apcr GaIeel
|iom fnn fie6es iii ociie @rra EiSfs
iTite3 | Ell Sorm meo %naJ az Den.
ne paffes ueS / Salt % -. &c.
i~erueres / sc iman Fapir Sormer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
E CT MA
ssiaa 'Gis' Sta9. salf Rheaai. RrHrItas. astlt sul
gsates eoisI. gsf;s.Ha SiiH 9. a.

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gsates eoisu. gsfsg.Ha SiiH 9 a.
Sea iror Gt;fuil fan heibcroet vgrEaHrIi. 81 ulGr
.eg llsr ~lel5fe0cf meHer itg neiup Aoao Jes pger =
h~tlpsfoci. 81 ifs beve aitfet 'ammer 'or tu 2te 'or'at
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al oa bar true,. slev hvormarge c,sser bar 'aat esa.
al e. tie Tan h~clgreoeS al ieg 'urlaHaer CT In eI
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tripr tt mg ioca. pA leg 'sHoe etAeE WI Vrsvs ~
utt m.lee ~lnbytuae gar2AleFcec ntieosl Der rtttriil
uu o~uvttsriie eg ION Set bar wig. ceiS Oh bar nI'tet
al : Ifrp u ait Ntg0 g~g'uro.er tea oa III AZ 9ipe HtN
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tf ana baa ia Ou unae msrr ytTtsisa &crsvrt. enc
n uvatuErnt aueoe ataar &tr0eu lance orinae e.g.
Eorisa 0et iUi 90 iA tsleg una ppereectn ON, Al eI
pl prrr eRiQRg0 uita
OR. 4 {. cAkSaDAY. i5 csaf 5lasS. Ssdsls. NJ.
Reiereacer Third Satoaal Bank, Ssdaiia. No.
etuo bette spsriisisWsHtt III nessn esrlieer At eczema.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
Srluer Of Somoom.

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mango. iom bar (pit G%nglano9 81.
itorie. Get NiitOric, ionl beAunOer
mco 5ertl,l &ilbeInL "@iIIiom
the |Gnuqucror" RI fan liaeS at OGre
Ifreuet / Blob. Get bar uurct 6cnut
tct ioni fonqcli9t BALLADS. iom Sort
MING on GUugiel. Nl tjener oct Tom
Nricnol "a Cpbeuorelicsltco 'or Sc
uGroiiuI0c NronreQalld.
Get cr 0og nGrmclt ion 6unaicl.
at man trlfer pud oet Sonl iuo.
oaut piIbc set &pGNc pi6c al 'or-
tUlle mauac Al GnaIuno9 Nlitorlts
melt ~trdQiifc Aapiiler. Tn rent ubt
ifriuelig 6elelic fonmcr oucr en-.
mar man itaar OF Ter nco pad
Orators Oate". Haur en- Tandc
bleu brnQt inc o0 Ocnne &ci ujollt
ban at set par bare S%perl$maal oul
huor lGnQc Set par e~nsbeiu0taoa
me6 Ge0@Oom. 81 huor muliQc 8ou
ger od GrouniuQer, frinier OF trn
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te tfe ano 0cuue ttuiAe ejan0
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omtriul / Oc nn'trc NuQninaer huor
Gau9erue tilbraqte inc iioiic f,,.
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GOmaro y ol bans &ro6cr "1lrt II
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Al Gnmaro IN. OF on0rc bIeu muroti.
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rene cr, uoar en- beirdaier icluc 9iyt
fem og SOTrhet. eller Zreu. boot.
mco Stdrprettcrtu u0isrte lin Caao.
cilcr uaar man ltuar u0c pod "(UU,r
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Gronina annd Nolenn. Sromdul
aotharIue Namar0 bcgAe Seam
.NlII'@ 0mtruer. @a0u Sane o}rtn
SorO NaitinNs enc. bleO benrettet
ut Ilippe ino I felipe Gellerrc
dungeons. buor mouQe SSanger TAR
inoeiluttet Def faar life almiuoelilc
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aerue blep ~behanolet / GortIoeu
6orreiten err Ser olIda set iom er
raffert her / 1omer. Ser ct oct ei.
GIife aonaebus aronregalia G3r.
lt0en en- 4FTuaoe Gaoe. Gota.er.
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meO @0elitene. err Ser her en- hel
RGfte arouer Tor Aoneer OF Irau-
uinler. beiat meo Geroens i!erite
0Iamouter OF amor, herIiac 9Gocl.
lttuc
GronnIua &ictorids Nrone ira
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ira Plore aroner. Slanot Sisie CT
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
SCHOOL PEACE
LEAGUE FORMED
of American Associa-
ton Will be Organized
by State Educators.

Mayville. N. D., Jan. 23.-Mr. Travis
as president Of the North Dakota
Education association announces that
Professor W. NJ. Wemett Of the VAL
ley City normal, Mr.. f. r. Edwards,
superintendent of the city schools of
Jamestown. and Miss Laura B. Sand
erson, superintendent Of schools in
LaMoure county will constitute the
committee authorized to organize a
state branch Of the American School
Peace league. He further announces
that it is his plan to appoint the COM
mittee on resolutions for the next an
nual meeting in the near future that
this committee may have opportunity
to consider desirable resolutions and
that those educators desiring certain
resolutions to be introduced shall nave
opportunity to present these to the
committee eve before the date of the
text meeting. The matter of having
the resolutions printed and distributed
at the general session preceding that
at which they shall be adopted will
likely be presented to the executive
committee when it meets to make
plans for the coming meeting.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
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FREDERICK-E. A. Hansen Rug
by; X. r. Williams. Reynolds; Chas.
Allen, Fargo: a. ". johnson, Wal
ford: A. P%inkerton. Langdon; NJ.
Riener, Hillsboro: Frank Hayes, Graf
ton; Ray Joyce. Grafton; NJ. Warner,
st. Thomas: II. a.. Stegner, Purcell;
Fl. Rivers, Grafton. 81.
DACOTAH-O. NJ. somlie. Grafton;
10. Ellingson,' SHARON John Donneily,
Grafton: w. G.. Taylor. Bismarck; O
T. Foss. Cottonwood Lake: d. l.
Bishop. Fargo: R. r. Chase. Cavalier;
b. F. Walters, Cavalier; Albert Sy.
mons. Devils Lake: Is. Stronl, Milton;
F. C. Lord. Park River; j. H. Stewart
Fairdale; r. G. Pasco, Fargo; G. g.
WilSan. Bottineau.
NORTTIERN--J. I. Lamb and j
II. Lamb, Michigan; Mr.. and Mrs
John Mcconnell, Mimic; A. n. Rowatt
Rolette: MIR. and Mrs. A. Legg, Min.
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. G. i. Coroline, Min
ton: Miss Luclla Morton, Williston.
IMPERIAL Jess Pengilby. Ed.
more: Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gish, Mil.
ton; T. Mechmer. Lakota; r. J.. Bon
dill. Marvel; s. P. Hardy, Nalhal1a
w. +. Campbell, Lakota.
COIIUMEIA-A. Il. Jackson. Minot.
a. odegard. Minot: Fl. NJ. Holmes,
Brocket: Henry c. Huset, Hatton; q.
O. Dahl, Hatton: Charles Kittelson,
Hoople; a. Il. Johnson. Osnabrock;
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Right, Walhalla:
James Byrne, Hoople; Selmer Nelson,
Grafton: NJ. Haugen. Mekinock; E. Il,
Ardell, Emerald.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23

j. v. Wicker. florist and nursery
man, today filed a petition in bank
ruptcy with T. b. Elton, federal
referee for this district,
His liabilities are given as s6.122.
and his assets as $3.50. This in
cludes trees and shrubs, valued at 81,
$50, which were sold to f. J.. Lander,
September 20. last. This sale will
probably be contested by the other
creditors on the ground that a sale
consumated within four months of the
filing of a petition in bankruptcy is
invalid.
The trees and other nursery stock
constitute the largest part of Wick
ler's assets. There are some seventy
five creditors, nos of them being
firms in other cities to whom Wicker
had incurred obligations in the course
of his floral business.
Mr.. Wicker had been in the floral
business here for several years past.
During the last few months. however,
he had practically abandoned his re-
tail trade. merely selling of the re-
mainder of his stock, and has con-
centrated his attention upon his nur-
sery business.
No date has been set as yet for the
first meeting of the creditors as the
firms In other cities must first be com
municated with. 1922 3D..
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
BANKS RECEIVER
IS UNDER FIRE
Stockholders Of Minot Ma
tional Allege Funds were
carelessly Handled.

Fargo, N. d., Jan. 23.-Sweeping
charges Of fraud in alleged misappro-
prtation Of hank funds, and intima-
lions Of gross negligence on the part
OF the controller in checking up the
bank re~ceivership, arc made against
George w. Swords in an action filed
IN federal court by Don Steffa of San
Francisco and majority stockholders
of the Minot National. bank of which
Swords was receiver from 1905 to
1913. Swords was later receiver of
the First National bank of Rugby
from 1909 to the present time and is
now receiver of the First National
bank Of Billings. Mont.
Co.Defendants Named
U. G. Cover and s. H. Cover Of the
cover Banking company Of Keswick,
Iowa, are named as co.defendants. A
separate action has been brought
against the Fidelity Deposit company
of baltimore. on swords bond.
Among the allegations are charges
OF defalcations in the Minot bank run.
ming into thousands Of dollars: pay
ment of his own law partner by
Swords Of $4,000 for work never per-
formed; $1,000 to another attorney;
falsifying his report to the controller
of currency; retaining possession on
his own ranch of a herd 81 cattle be-
longing TO one of the banks of which
he was receiver: reporting the loss OF
$4,000 on one item; that during two
of his numerous receiverships in
Iowa, North Dakota and Montana,
twice creditors have petitioned for his
removal. 1t is also charged that he
manipulated %perjured testimony by
which he secured the indictmen, OF
Herman J.. Haskamp, from whom he
extracted $4,000. Haskamp was first
president of the Minot National and
later of banks at Melrose, Mimi, and
st. Cloud. Mimi, and is now a resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
Sensational Disclosure Likely,
The complaint asks that Swords be
removed as receiver for malfeasance;
that a master OF chancery be appoint
ed to secure a thorough accounting of
his eight years ~receivership Of the
Minot National bank.
limitations are made that sensa-
tional disclosures are likely regarding
the in which certain national
bank receivcrshipss of the. northwes,
have been handled: 80 arS :;Ss-fa
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
Will 0RlA|N new
PRIEST TUESDAY
Deacon McGrath Will be
Raised to Robes by Bishop
o'Reilly Next Week

The. ordination of Deacon McGrath
into the priesthood of the Catholic
church will take place in Grand Forks
next Tuesday morning at s a. M, an
nouncement to that effect hcing made
by Monsignor LemieuX today.
The ordination takes place in st.
Michael's Catholic church under the
direction of Bishop O'Reilly, and it is
expected that there will be
visiting clergy in the city.
Monsignor LemieuX announced that
a general invitation is extended to at
tend the service.
Deacon McGrath to Grand
Forks from New York, and he has
studied in that city and in Italy.
Father Spruss. has been assigned to
the local parish as an assistant to
Monsignor Lemieux, and has already
commenced his duties.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
IS FREE FROM DEBT
Bethel Congregation Held Annua
Meeting-Wul Build New Par

Bethel Congregation Held Annual
Mceting-WM Build New Par.
Ona SOOn..
Bethel Lutheran church of this city
is now free from debt. according to u
report made at the annual meeting of
the congregation.
h loan which was obtained on the
church property has been paid in full,
and there is a balance in the treasury
which will be used as the nucleus of q
sinking fund for the erection Of Il
parsonage.
Plans for a series of revival SER.
vices. to be held during the latter part
of February We're made, and it was
decided to hold the weekly prayer
meetings at the homes of the members
Of the congregation instead of at the:
church.
A years leave of absence was grant,
ed to Rev. f. H. Gunhus in order to
allow him to lake q trip to Norway.
Officers for the coming year were
elected as follows: Jen Hornland,
secretary; John Bridston, treasurer;
l.. Gilseth, superintendent of Sunday
school: Mrs. Mandus Bridston. organ
ist; John Bridston, John Quarum,. E.
Sander. deacons; P. Fauske, John
Quarunl, Il. Sander, trustees.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
ECkMAN Names ''NON-COMS''
Five Sergeants and Six Corporals fol
Machine Gun Company We're
Named Thursday.

Non-commissioned officers of the
Grand Forks machine gun company
were named by Captain l. l.. Eckman
at the company's weekly meeting at
the auditorium.
The "non-coms" were appointed as
follows: Arthur Collar. first SER
geant; Vincent Smith, John. B. Cooley.
George Anderson, duty sergeants; l.
A. Jones, quartermaster sergeant;
Clarence Hassell, E. E. Hanson. NJ.
O11ean, John Shaw. Merwin Hanson
and Oscar Holm, corporals.
The elementary drills in marchings,
facings, etc. which were commenced
last week, were continued Thursday
night, and are rapidly being mastered
by the members of the company.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
|CLANS TO GATHER At CnBY
Robert Burns, scotrh Poet. to BE
Honored Tontght-t;rend Forks
Teacher Will SpeaI.

The clans will gather at Gilby this
evening for observance Of the birth.
day OF Robert Burns, Scotland's ma
anniversary of the poets birth, but as
that date comes. on. Sunday, the ami
versary will be observed tonight In
stead.
The chief feature of the program
will be an address on Robert Burns,
by Miss Bertha Ferguson Of the Eng
lish department OF the Grand Forks
high school. T.
A large number of Scotch residents
of Gilby and the vicinity are expect
ed to be present at the celebration,
which will be held, at the Presbyterian
church. ..tt
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
HITS AT SOCIALISTS

Imperial Chancellor Declares They
Are "Undermincrs Of the Throne"
Berlin. Jan. .%.-Socialist deputies
in the German imperial parliament
were bitterly assailed by Imperial
Chancellor DR.. Nol, Bethmann Holl-
veg, when they rlt Questions to him
in connection with the acquittal by
court martial of German army Off
Gers concerned in the recent Incl
dents between the military and civil
ians at Zabern, Alsace. The chancel-
lor told the socialist representatives
that they were underwriters of the
throne and preachers Of republican
ISM"
At the same time. he praised the
glories Of the German army.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
GERMAN PRINCE
NEARLY ASSAULTED
Attempt tenn Ma; M';adstpy ,,j Supposed.
ly Insane Man. Who Rush
ed at Frederick William.

Berlin. Jan. 2S.-An unsuccessful
attempt to attack Crown Prince Fred
erick William of Germany was made
this afternoon as he was aiighting
from his automobile at the palace. \.
man RAJ into the carriage way and
reached the door of the motorcar. The
sentry on duty in front of the palace
dashed forward, seized the would-bc
assailant of the prince and overpow-
cred him. The man appeared to be
suffering from mental arrangement.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
TO REMOVE STAIN

Name Of John H. Howard Will be
Cleared of Import Fraud Charge.
San Francisco. Jan. 2%.-The name
of John L. Howard. Who died las,
night. will be cleared of charges of
attempting TO defraud the government
of import duties. Today the prose-
cutting attorney took the steps neces-
sary to attain that object.
Howard died ignorant that his plea
had been granted by federal officials.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
HAS PRISON REFORM PLAN.

May Abolish System Of Placing CON.
vtct-made Articles. on Market.
Washington, Jan. 23.-Attorney
General McReynolds has worked out
plans for radical changes in the meth
cd of operating Federal penitentiaries
and in the handling Of prisoners. AL
though the details Of the plan will not
be made public for several days, it is
understood chat he contemplates the
abolition of the system which allows
convicts to be used In making articles
to be put on the market.
The attorney general also has ex.
planned to callers recently that he is
not satisfied with the, present parole
law. X