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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-04-14

about It after he came TO pay for the
treat and searched through every
pocket he had for his purse!
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-04-14

White crows have recently been
shot by Illinois farmers. Many of
them are perfectly white, without a
single dark feather.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-04-14

CTo BE CoNTEUED)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23

rccch, o katcrih ocitno mic ne ra-
Zumc, MAJ ne niece nikomur pod
nos, Ga ina wee cd drugih. Xakai
pr takih pogoyorih nina Memo
bogastvo nobcncga pomona. Steer
pa jc tudi njcn MOI dclavcc. od-
vlscn od svojih rok, ona pa od ME
govcga della. In Gc ina par dollar.
jcv wee kakor kdo drugi, ne pri-
hala To V poStcv. Nsi. Xxi zivimo
od della svojih rok, Smo odviSni od
kapitalizma, doklcr ne pridcmo do
tiStcga ella, Iii "a gospa najbolj
sovraii.
Ne maram ST. spusGati Y prcpir
IN s~ovraStvO. kar sem povcdal.
MAJ INA goSpa Samo IA poduk. Maj
boil bl II pa priporoGal uaprcdnc
knjig" in %casopiSc. Potcm Iii pri-
Sla do spoznanja, kako zclo Sc jc
doslcj motila.
OpaZovalcc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23
Pitts Pa.
John Koklich.

Ccnjeno uredniStvo Prolctarca!
IL naScga mesta prihaja malo
dopisov Y .javnoSt. Ako je katcri,
tcga mora napisati tujcc ali pa
klerikalcc; prvi pride vcasih de
lavskc listc, drugi Sc pa prilcpi Y
kakSen Sveti caSopiS, kakor ma
primer Ave Micika. prcSvcti Ra-
fael, Amcrikanski Slovcmcc j.. t.
d. Pc mOJcm mncnju ma nOhcmO
mcSto ma syctu ne vpliva molitcv
CrnuhOv "a mir tako, kakor ma
naSc mcsto Pittsburgh, Pa. Pc
molitvi je naScm mcStu popol-
mona zavladal mir. Ali kakS"n ?
Mir med delom in kapitalom.
Use spava Y miru goSpodovcm.
Ako ne hi bilo vojnc Y EvrOpi.
ne hi bilo trcba sploh |vstaiati
zjutraj. Della nj; gospod "a .jc
wei. .Jcstli Sc ne SINE, kcr So .jc tire
ba poStiti, da ne zmanjka gOSpodu
JEST. Ccmu hi v~stajali?
Ampak emo je, kar 6lovcka pre-
drami " spania. Najdcjo So Sc
avstrijske zivalice, Xxi So rcntaGi-
.jo: Avstrija propada, vera jc Y
~nevarnosti, apOstolsko c~cSarstvo
CINE. Cutie, postite So, molitc, da
casa ne zamuditc!
Iato smo imcli lcpo priliko
pred bozicem iii k presveti spOve-
di in obhajilu, tako da jc trumo-
ma bilo ~poboznega ljudstva pc u
leah. To je bogoljubno, kajnei
Gospod urcdnik Prolctarca, kai
pa je 2 Vami, da Sc mic ne oglasi-
tie? KolikOkrat ste opravili spo.
we'd o bozicu? Kcr lc s spovedjo
Sc morcjo razmere z~boljsati, mir
ohraniti in Avstrija obraniti, dru.
GAGE vse gudbaj!
Gospod urednik, v tenn Sc mi
smili mas avstrijski-slovcnski g
zupnik V Pittsburghu, Pa, ker jc
moral i%zjaviti, da sedaj V easu
vojne ne more biti faran, kdor
daruje en- dollar ma leto, nego mai
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23
Sublet. Wyo.

. drloNui,I raxmcrah me- bonn yr-
like pi,aI sal l., ys,knuuu. lu.r.
j.. ,,dai po .A,nrriki %ok.r
.drurod. tako !, ,labo ;udi mkai.
.ccIc dui in vccrr, imamo casa "a
|,sakovr>tna raznotriyania. i'm
Inaiyc5 ). rnyori % Sloycucih y
|Ntari Gomoyini. o zdruii,yi .Ilro-
|SIoyanov. @ slovcnsl,i lipi nd.
Ii.judic 50 pa zclo vrotckrvni. pa
Iprihaia \ takih pogovorih do Inn.
de iczc, lN pa j. po moicm mnr-
Iniu cisto ncpotrcbua. kdor j. "a
~zdruIitrv, .ic takoj vclk nrvcd-
Inel. zarukancc it'd. Ali naivcc u,
ycduoSti j. Vcndar pri nash ma
ladniakih. prcko sta SiovcuccN
mas .ic tulaj. ali pray malo iih .ic
naprcdncga miSlicnia. Same pet
Iih p"zuam. Hi - uaroccni ma Ia
list. Nckatcri cello mislijo. da hi
!iih Prolctarrc sprawl Y poguho ma
oncm ia OBJ ; imct.ic ma TEN
lSVrtu.
Fred kra'km j. rr'Nrl ZHNi"p-
l'N lF~"l''"r'" ~ h'a/!' * ira'-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23
Ely, MINI.

kliub vscm nasprotnikom ma
prcduic SlUv. in Erv. socialisticui
.klub 81. AS pray lrpo. iu &c mas
j. Clanov bolt malo. <at" iahNo
pravimo, ia smo na.iboljSi. Ncka-
teri STEER pravijo, ola bo Ave Nj
ca srdai ra2drla soc.al.StiGuo on
g%ani2aciio i'm zaydala proictarcu
Jaz pa mislim. da Ave Mica in
nicni narckovalci MISC uStanovili
SocialiSticnc Strankc m j. tudi ne
bodo. razdrli. Tukai nj tako, kakor
pravi start prcgovor Po fariih
j. priSla vera COR, pc fariih pride
dol. Socialism ina drugaGnc ko.
rcnine in moGncjSc.
Nckatcrim l%.iubrznivim huiSka-
Gem in obrckovalccm tudi mama.
MAN, da ic naSa titalnica. Xxi il
ncpristranska, zdai prosta doIga.
Xxi mas .ic 80 Glanov mucil trinaiSt
mcscccv. InaSal .ir tisoc dvctdcsct
%dolaricv, ali zdai smo So ga
vkliub naSprotnik0m izncbili.
Tudi druStvo ''Sokol' Stew. q
:. y. p. j. lcpo %naprcdu.ic ter mu
.ic ia mcscc zopct priStopilo dcvct
clanov.
MislcGc roiakc pozivam. ma.
pristopijo socialisticncmu klubu
da bodo politicno organiZirani in
da bodo lahko s~odclovali V vpra.
Sanjih. Xxi Sc tiGcjo niihovc kozc
Ia izobrazbo Jim pa priporocam
mai p~ristOpiio citalnici, k.icr SC
jim ma razpolago r%aznovrstnC
kniigc in casopisi. Scveda. &c b
kdo mislil, da bo s citalnico ma
pravil vclik bussincs. hi sc zelc
zmotil. Zakaj tukai nam gre lc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23
Canonsburg, Pa.

V tu~kajSnji nasclbini, Xxi jc cd
daljcna od Pittsburgha 22 mill,
Gutimo dcmokraticno prosperite.
to. Tovarna, Xxi izdelujc ploSGevi-
no in jc V njcj %zaposlena veGina
tukajSnjih Slovencev, della lie po-
lovico casa. : |. februarjem SO
nam pa cd itak bornega zasluzka
odtrgali Sc mekaj mad II odstot-
kov, da delavec boljc spozna, kaj
j. kapitalizcm.
V Amerikanskem Slovcncu st
je oglasil ncki dopisnik IL tuka.iS-
ME Masculine, Hi Sc Z vso silo "a
letava V mas socialistiGni klub ter
mas V svoji zmcdenosti imenuje
rdeGkarje, V cni sapi pa tudi ma
zadnjake prve vrste. Tako DO
prihodnjit zamenjal tudi glavo S
peto.
Clovek hi mu razlozil prve po-
lem socializma, da hi Sc MOI pO-
tom malO poutil q ten velikem
gibanju, V katercm nahaja DELAY
Stvo syojo moe i'll Sc reSuje mex
DAME strahopetnosti pod kapita-
liStitni jarcm. Toda kaj hi me-
tai bob oh steno? PriporoGil bi
mu. maj eta socialiStiGne liSte,
pa kaj ko ne razumc, kar eta.
SocialiStiino Gasopisie mu je
trn peti in Prolctarca hi uniGil,
Gc hi "a mogel. Pa jc .endar pre-
wee zavcdnih dclavccv, Xxi ga ne
dajo takim omcnjenim hujska-
Gem ia ljubo zadaviti. Amcri-
kanski SlOvenec pa Made odmev
lc ST. tam, kjer ST dajo Slcpo pc
Mini ljudjc komandirati oil VIA
darjcv. katcrim j. "po mozji mi
losti' od rojStva namcnjcno, dd
pasejo lcnobo ma %miljonih, izprc-
Sanih od ljudStva, mcdtcm ko We
liza "a rcvczc ukaz cd truja in o.
sata Sc hos zivcl. katcrcga Ii no
rodila zcmlja.
Lcpc in tolazilnc bcScdc so to
"a delavca, XII jc izgnan cd della
kakor Adam IL raia; Am. 81. pa
uci in piSc. ia mora bjti tako. da
morajo eni ulivati miijour IN re
dit pSc in mackc kakor razyair
ne goSposkc otrokc, drugi pa mo
rajo Stradajoji gazati lakor or
ma z%ivina, doklcr So lee vrncio y.
prah, IL katerega so ISL. Naprcd
ne casopiSe in NTH titat"'i" l,1O
\. S. "a brczvercc, kar piScjo In
Spoznavajo rosnico. Pravovercc
pa jc, kdor 81 da potcgniti obro5
Skozi nos in voditi kakor med
ged pc Svetu.
Zavednih d|elavccv ne DO jcza
y. 5. i'll njegovcga dopiSnika cd
vrnila cd pOti spoznanja in orga-
nizacije. Imeimo otl odprte,
z%druzujmo Sc, pa bono zmagali !
$ soc. pozdravom
John Koklich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23
IL

mamie tri dolarje mora DAFT, dru-
GAGE ga vsegamogoGni ne IL
sliSati, ker ina prevec opravila Z
vojnimi proSnjami, S katerimi ne
prenchoma silijo vanj, da bodo
boil uSpeSno 20 krSGanSko kali
i'll pozigali in tako enkrat V ne
besa prisli.
Sc nekaj hi rad poizvedcl od
Vas tam gori ia zapadu. ka-
ko Sc pri Vas zanimajo IA Az
strijog llvalabogu. JAZZ Sc lahko
pohvalim. Pri mas Sc Sc pri dru-
Stvcnih meseGnih scjah protcstira
prot Srbiji. Ali kaj 81 more krist
Jan pomagati? Pri gospodu Jc
dolga roka. Omega. Hi protcstira.
moramo izroGiti Y bolnico presve-
tcga FrantiSka in takoj rokc in
mogc 2vcZati.
Tako. gospod urcdnik, zdaj So
pa vi pohvalitc 5 takimi druStvi
tam Y Chicago? Aha, .Jih mcnda
inmate. Ste Srbi tam, kaj ne?
\ mi smo pri mas fantic cd fare,
Avstrijci. juhcj. iuhej,
Xnam, da Vas bo S. nckaj
zanimalo; TO .ie TO, kakor j. 4 boil
Mkt pri naSih podpornih druStvih
Imamo druStvc Z imcnom kranj
sko BelokraujSko Sakramcn-
Sko . AvStriisko Rimsko krS-
cauNko KatoliSko Samostojno-
Marie gori y uchu v2ctc = Pod
porno DruStvo a Glaui morale
"a podporo toziti BomiSki oh
iSkalci tcga druStva morajo biti
Strogi in res so taxi. Clan tcga
druStva FGcrloviJ .ic bill bolan ;
homiiki ohiska'cc "a ic zaSa5E
ko j. kruh .icdcl. Il eden CLANCY
- ic vidcl y Salonu dan poIncjc.
ko Sc j. zdravega |uaznauil. i'm IA
to j. hil oh bolniSko podporo. Tia
10 j. incl 8 uckaj IaSluika mi
i"Nul Sodllk, ia j. roNrdal dru-
Stvonim uradnikom. da morajo H.
p%Iatati holniiko podporo l'ranku
"rrlovitu kaj ne. goSpod urcd-
|r"' an" "'''''' '''''' '""
ir'Sui','a ''r D. So '''a '''li'a.
N'"i'INN" ~Nl"N'iShl Na'"''NNl
,, z,d,i; k,,,.,.,T N,f,.,u
k.,. Wis. pa 81 cui drurim Gotta
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23
St. Louis, Mo.

St. Louis, Mo.
krvava volna divia Y starr Ev-
ropi. kulturni liudjc ubiiajo
drug druzcga in Sc dajo ubijati
drug oct druzcga. komu .ic To y ko-
rlst in zakaj ic la voina. hi ra-
zumcl vsak clovck, XII nina mrcnc
ma otch. ' boz IA "vcro. dom. &C.
Sarja' kliGcjo ~ Scdemnajstletnc
mladcnicc. " bolniSnici y Chcbu
ma tcSkcm Imajo cello Stirinaist.
lctucga Voiaka ranjcncga. Op.
ur.l Rad bi uaScl Glovcka, Hi hi
mi Nal pnvcdati, IN katcru ycro
81 pravzaprav boiuicio. Mohamc-
daucl pomagajo k%riStianom ubija
II krlstlauc: katolijani. %lutcranci.
pravoSlavui. amghkanci. kalvimi-
81. hUdlSti. rogaui, vsc jc pome.
Sauo, vsc - vzaicmuo mort - "a
katcr" zero pravzaprav@ Naibrzc
"a cc>ar>ka kral.irvo kapitalistic.
no.
IN IN kaicro dnmoyino9 Spomi.
niam So. ko ic moi occ lc,a 1000
Is nclii VAST ma krani.kcm ki.r !,
bival ~ 10 let. vpraSal IA Jnmo-
,in>ko pravico. pa jc nj dobil 30.
jcyal - IT, ia lcta 1866. ma Las.
ken "a domovino. no L. bill star
pa dumuviuskc pravicc mi dobil
Ia katcro domoyino So torai rev.
nj dclavcc kolic2 In dnmo\iuo
Acrumanccy i'm kapitaliStoy
mora vsa5 odgnvoriti. kai ma !,
cesar. da So mori miliionc lind
zaui. Kaj jc 81 cesar narcdil y
kori>, dclavccm? Cesar ic usrba
kakor. vsak clovck. Same LA ina
imc cesar. i'm najbulic hi biln. da
81 ucpotrcbni troti odpravijo IL
clovcSkc druibc in vpelje social
stitni sistcm katcri DO strmoglaviI
kapitalizem. i'm tcdai bo mir ma
zcmlji. DoSti jc delavccv tn '
Amcriki XII Sc jako Zanimaio IN
vojno in Simpatizirajo Z Avstro.
Observation-Disclosures zvczo i'm i
aclc zmago. Ali &C. ina os,ati TAX
si>tcm kakor doscdaj. IT, pray vsc.
emo. kdo dobi. Glavno L.. da hi :,
elm wee zdravih dclavccv vrnilo
in da hi bill elm pref koncc tcga
klanja. Obrnimo So s. y naSo no.
VI" domovlno Amerlko. Tudl tn j
Volha. Ma tlS"c' rc'hlh IJudI gIa-
duI' III prr|'ha. |akal. |at"' kri
dclaNrc TAX" h"cr. p'IaV"c amer
drZaNIJah iila priloZhoNI, da 81 ~.
p'ilNa p"I'/aJ' pa ga h"cr. haJSI
'rpi SIau IN mra% ' |aduhilh NEST
mn i~UknJah' kak"r III pa |lvrI clio.
N'NN". IrlJ a'clJ d'IaN'r' p'ma"a.
r..ai H. ,.'i;, au.r
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23

to, ola 81 olaiSamo i'll poSpcsimo
iZobrazbo.
: soc. poZdravOm
j. Tcran.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23

OpaZoValcc
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
land IS SOLD
Several Transfers Recorded With the
Register of Deeds of the
County.

The following land transfers have
been filed with Register Of Deeds A.
M. Lodmell during the week:
: James F. O'Donnel and wife to w.
H. Bird. Grand Forks, Alex & Ives ad-
dition. lots 2s and 2s; consideration,
$4,000.
W. H. Bird and wife to Christina
Searl. Grand Forks, Alex & Ives ad-
dition. lots 26 and 2s, block 81; con-
sideration $3.50.
Olaf simonson to Gertrude M.
Walker, Grand Forks. McCormack's s
addition, lots II, Is. 1s, 21 and 20.
block 49,: consideration private.
Fred c. Gustafsson to Hattie Lambe
Grand Forks McKelvey & Holcomb's e
and Bulge & Eshelman's second ad-
dition, lots and 4. block Is; consid-
Grafton $1,700.
Elk Valley Farming company to
Thomas Regan. Larimore, lots /, 2
and 8. block 40, Larimore; considera-
ton $500. IS.
Edward F. Nasnook. executor, ct
al. to Minneapolis Threshing Hachine
company. 100 acres In Turtle River
township, consideration $1,000.
Nick Bach and wife to Albert A.
Bakken, Grand Forks. Riverside park.
lots /. :, : and I. consideration ST.
500.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
corn OUTLOOK
Still BRIGHT
If Future Conditions Are
Good Fair Yield Will be
Secured, says Officer.

Despite the backward condition of
the crop, there still are prospects for
a good yield Of corn, providing fu-
ture weather conditions are favorable
according to r. F. Flint, commissioner
OF agriculture and labor. Mr.. Flint
has just mailed out a circular, in
which he refers to the following state
ment by Oscar H. Will, of Bismarck.
a prominent North Dakota grain
grower for the past "a years:
With six weeks of very warm
weather and no frost after September
18th, very fair crop Of corn may be
expected. providing thorough shallow
cultivation is given. until the tassels
begin to appear: 70,
In speaking of tho corn. Mr.. Flint
mentions the fact that much
greater percentsEe Of the seed planted
this year was North Dakota grown.
In concluding; he says:
TOO much Importance cannot be
attached to the. necessity of giving
thorough cultivation from now until
taseeling out, 80 that the corn will be
given an opportunity to make the best
progress possible. as 1t would be a
decided loss to the state If a fairly
good crop of corn is not matured this
season.
September, almost invariably, is
the best corn month Of the year, and
optimists in North Dakota are look
ing forward to satisfactory results,
even though present indications are
not at all that could be desired"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
PIONEER WOMAN IS CALLED
Mrs. A. r. Braseth, Second Avenue,
Passes Away EARLY To-day
Ill for Some Time.

Mrs. A. p. Braseth. s23 Second ave.
nue., died at o'clock this morning.
Bright's disease and complications.
from which she had been suffering for
some time. causing her demise.
Mrs: Braseth had been q resident
Of Grand Forks since June %, 1881,
coming direct to this city from Nor
way, where she was born Sc years ago
September 20, next.
Three sons. Ole. Peter and Edward
Of this city. and two daughters, Mrs.
N. J. Ohlin of Fargo and Miss Emma,
residing at home, survive. =.
Funeral services will be held Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the
residence, and at o'clock from the
Zion Lutheran church.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
M'VEY SAYS PEACE IS PROBLEM
University Head Declares Real Trou-
bic VIII be in the Enforcement
of the Agreements Made.

President Mcvey delivered lecture
before the class In international peace
and conciliation- yesterday at the uni
versity. THE real problem" he said,
lis whether nations can maintain and
enforce the agreements they make"
After hearing papers read on the
subjects Of William Penn's peace
proposal in 1693," and "Bryan's peace
plan," President McVey outlined the
difficulties confronting the develop
ment Of the peace program and point
ed to some: Of the things which are
requisite before the attainment of the
peace purpose.
In the course Of his lecture on the
meaning Of peace, President Mcvey
quoted the sentence which is found
above the Goldwin Smith bench at
Cornell, "Above the nations is hu-
manity." Humanity" "world-citi-
zenship." 1.-The brotherhood of man."
are all phrases significant of the
heights to be attained before peace
shall be practicable.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
ED CAMPBELL IS
FACING A CHARGE
OF FMANSLAUCA1ER
] Man Said to Have Caused
| Horsko's Death Out Un-
/ der 81, 900 Bail.
FUNERAL PLANS
NOT MADE YET
States Attorney Indicates
That New Action Will
Start Soon.

Although no new warrant has been
issued yet Ed Campbell faces a
charge Of manslaughter in connection
with the death of Stefan Horsko, who
died In a local hospital yesterday
morning as the result Of fight short
ly after midnight Saturday in front of
Horsko's residence. 10o6 International
avenue.
Campbell is at present out under
$1,000 bond pending his hearing next
Monday morning in the court Of JUS
tice Of the Peace Phil McLoughlin, on
the charge Of assault and battery.
New Charge Likely.
There were no new developments in
the case today. but, according to
States Attorney o. B. Burtness,
something may be done" in the way
Of . new charge tomorrow.
In view of the verdict returned by
the coroner's jury holding Campbell
responsible for Horsko's death, 1t
would seem, in the opinion of the
prosecutor. that there is no other
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
VEGETABLES TO
WORLDS FAIR
The Prize Winning Exhibits
from State Exposition to
be Shipped to Frisco.

North Dakota soon will get fur
ther important and excellent adver-
tising at the Panama-Pacific exposi-
ton.
Just as soon as the state fair ends,
all of the prize winning vegetables
will be shipped to San Francisco for
display in the North Dakota building.
The display already In the building
has been attracting unusual atten-
prehensive at the exposition. The
vegetables exhibit will greatly add 10
it, however, and give this state bet
ter ADVERTISING.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
CARL WEbERC PASSES away
Chief Engineer for Russell Miller MIL
ling Company Hero Dies In Min
neapols Hospital.

Carl weberg. chief engineer for the
Russell-Miller Milling company in
this city, died last night at a hospital
In Minneapolis. Tuberculosis, with
which he had suffered for some time,
caused his demise. Mr.. Weberg was
confined in the Minneapolis hospital
for three months, previous to which
he was In a Grand Forks hospital for
two months.
Forks for two years, residing 1T 905
Cherry street. He Is survived by his
widow and three children. all of whom
were present when he died. The fun
eral will be hold at Minneapolis and
will be in charge OF the Odd Fellows.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
YOUTH FROM SCOTLAND DIES
Young Man Who Left All Relatives
Across the Sea to Make Way In
America, Expires.

The funeral Of Thomas Reid, aged
20. who died yesterday at local hos
pital following an operation for ap-
pendicitis a week ago, will be held
Thursday afternoon at Mendenhall
Memorial Presbyterian church in East
Grand Forks.
vices, and the remains will be inferred
in Memorial park.
The young man was born in Ayr
shire. Scotland. coming to Canada two
years ago, ana to Grand Forks six
months later. He was employed on
the Richards farm, just outside the
city.
The deceased leaves his father,
mother and three sisters. ali of whom
are living in Scotland. He was
member Of st. Andrews society of the
Red River Valley, and members Of
that body will act as the pallbearers.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
ASSESSED VALUE
Of BANK STOCK IS
REDUCED D$l2,000
Total Value is Fixed by the
County at $21S,111-
Was $230,535.
EQUALIZERS TAKE
IMPORTANT ACTION
Board is Working on Valua-
ton of Property Owned
by Outsiders.
EQUAL1ZERS TAKE
IMPORTANT ACTION

The county commissioners sitting
as the county board Of equalization
equalized bank stock in Grand Forks
county this morning. basing their
work on the returns made by several
assessors and statements made by sew
eral banks. and adjusted the same as
follows:
First National bank Of Grand
FORKS ................... $66, 1886
scandinavian-American bank
Of Grand Forks ........... 5s.2S7
Forks 27,72s
ings bank of Grand Forks. 1850
Elk Valley bank. LArimore.. 1922
National bank, Larimore. 90. 1851
First National bank of North
Citizens National bank Of ''zls
Northwood .............. 2,426
Bank Of Thompson .......... 2,236
Bank OF Niagara ............ 1899
Bank Of McCanna .......... 2,s02
Bank Of GiIby .............. 6,036
Bank Of Orr r..-........ 6,312
Bank Of Inkster ............ 2,745
Farmers and Merchants bank
Farmers III enssn bank Of Em:rods: s.s7s s.s7s
First State bank Of Kempton. 1858
First State bank of Marvel. 2,450
State bank of Reynolds. ..... 2,559
Mekinock State bank. .'..... 2,625
Arvilla State bank. 2.975
$4,000 Reduction.
The total assessed valuation Of bank
stock in the county, as fixed by the
county board of equalization is $218,-
Ill. compared with $230,536 last
year, reduction Of more than $12,-
900.
The county commissioners this aft
ernoon were eQualizin9 miscellaneous
property in this county owned by par
ties who are not residents Of the state.
1t is believed that efforts to collect
taxes from these outsiders may not
be highly successful. The tax COM
mission is trying to test out the law
governing the taxation Of that class of
property.
Want Highway System.
The special committee Of the Grand
Forks Township Supervisors associa-
ton. consisting of Dave German of
this city, p. ]. Roman Of Marvel and
H. Larivee Of Rye township appeared
before the commissioners yesterday
| urging the establishment Of q system
Of county highways.
Tho plan suggested to the commits
sioners would provide for the expen-
diture Of the money In the road fund
for a system Of trunk roads. which
would be laid out by the board and
which would be direct routes to the
different important centers In the
county.
The board has not acted on tha,
matter as yet. but is carefully consid.
ering the proposition.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
HAIL DAMAGE NOT 50 GREAT
James Malone, of Forest River, Says
Crops are Coming Back" Splen-
didly-Doing Well.

Crops in the vicinity Of Forest River
we're not az greatly damaged by hail
as first reported, declares James NAL
one, of that city, who - in Grand
Forks today.
The hail storm was very heavy, and.
deal Of damage had been done, but
the crops are coming back" nicely
and are doing we'll under present
weather conditions.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
TO PRACTICE IAW At LAK0TA
Ralph p. swenseld, who was gradu-
ated From Law School This Year,
to Open Onico There.

Ralph e. swenseid, Of Petersburg,
D., who was graduated from the
law department of the state univer-
sity this year, soon will begin practic-
Ing at Lakota. While a student at
the law school. Mr.. Swenseid resided
at sos Chestnut street.
Mr.. swenseid expects to leave for
LAkota in two or three days TO make
dnal preparations for opening hts Of
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
ROBBERY AND KIDNAprNo.

Des Moines. H.. July 14.-Edward
.Wesener. former Valley Junction a.
loonkesper. gave himself up yester-
day TO answer to q charge Of robbery
and Kidnapping. He had been missinr
since Oct. II, 1914 on which date
ne is alleged to have robbed Charles
Ashworth. wealthy citizen Of Valley
Junction, after kidnapping him. WeE-
ener was arraigned and pleaded not
suilty n the district court ana was
then released on bond Of $1,000.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
TO plan FOR field TRIALS
Grand Forks Kennel Club to Hold
Important meeting in CONNER.
clal Club Rooms Friday.

An important meeting Of the Grand
Forks Kennel Club will be held In the
Commercial club rooms Friday night,
when plans for the annual field trials
will be discussed. The meeting will
begin at 8 o'clock.
The local club annually holds sue.
cessful field trials, and it is the plan
this year to make the trials bigger and
better than ever.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
MISS VIRGIN SINGS TONIGHT
Popular Opera Singer WIN Give Mu-
steal Program at the State Uni
versity This Evening.

Miss Ethel Virgin, the popular
opera singer who has been SO warmly
received in other cities. appears at the
university this evening at 8:15 o'clock
to give q musical program. She is
known in musical circles as one Of
the finest dramatic sopranos and all
who intend to hear her are assured Of
some splendid entertainment. This
will be another of the delightful uni
versity summer school programs. A
charge of 25 cents is to be made.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-07-14
VICTORIES FOR ITALIANS.

Geneva. Switzerland. July 1.-THE
Italians have captured two miles Of
Austrian trenches in the Carnic Alps,
according to q dispatch received by
the Tribune from villach. an Austrian
northwest Of Iaibach.
Alpine troops. these advices say,
dragged their artillery to the heights
Of Roskefel. which are situated at an
altitude Of $500 feet. The Italians
also are said to. have captured two
important ports south Of Gorisia.