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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
Neme llnrmbcn in Snenps
Qlires.
Gls 6olae Der @erDffent
lihuna Der 2ugburss
SepeidsH.

eRos 4ires, 81. Dsa. Als
ToIse Der gerSfisntli5uns Der bon
bem friibsrsn oeutidsn 9eIanbten,
8raf 2urburs, on eas 8erliner auss
pdrtigt UNIT ssIdNdieR Dtpei6tn in
IS piebsr n0tbis seiporoen, berittsn;
Pplissi beraug3ubeprbsrR, I'm bic
gpItsbaufsn aussiHaHesr gu trtibtn,
bic ben gfbbru9 Der gesiehanseH nit
0sutitlunp perIanasn.
Dos goli. bas .gs lebe bic Repus
blit- uno .Rieb<r nit benz prdfbens
ten SroeOpenl" risf, puroe mad etnem
aumpf NIT Der bsriiisnsu goli3si In
Der Sole SIoriba auseinanosrgstries
ben. Dos gissntbum Der 9eutfdea
pirb itart beipndt unb berittsne poIi'
gel bepo9t aud oas @sbdube Der 3eis
tuns ren Union. fir bic graf Guy
burg sine Subiibis ,rInnet hntts.
Sn poIitiidsn arsiisn IN man lbers
seust bapon, bab Der aonereb cine
Grtldruns BON Der Resiernng iiber ben
Stanb Der Dinse ptrIangen pirh, iuie
lie in ben 2urburesD sDepei1en blosees
itellt iporoen iinb. Wan aIaubt aas
gsmsiu, buB bic @erDffsntIi6urs Der
Dotumtnte 3u einsm neuen 9trldreen
fiibren ipirb, oaB bic SeSisbungen nit
0suti6lanb ubge6roden tperbtn fol-
len. Ter &onsrsb bat ihon Die Der
ipillieune fir bic drgsntiniids t5es
ianbti6aft in Berlin peripeissrt, iroks
ban bic Srsane b,s graiibenten SeOs
sopen auf Der 0ertDilIisung b.Itunosn.
Eas publiium i'm @dnsen 1T NIT
ben GriGrunsen nitt sufritben, Die
bic Resierung sleih5eitis nit Der
gsroftsntlidung Der Sugburss Depes
ihen abeegebsH BAT,
Bon einem 8anbiten ubers
fallen unb nm $4,000
beraubt.
Morquett., Wid., q. DEG. =
Seorss arsol. Der autidtr sinss
poitpossns. ipurbs am Sreitas Rahs
mittag in Der NGhe BON 9iorits. sts
mem tlsineu, peftli5 Don bier seIssss
nen Srt, BON einem ganbittn gsf4oi'
fen unb tpabriasinlia IebensgsfdtrIi1
beripunbet, unb I'M $1,000 bsraa5t.
Sos GeIb mar fir bic ge5ahIuuJ Der
arbeiier elmer &ompasnis in Siorits
bsitimmt. Gs purben audi mshrere
polHdfe ausgeraubt.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December q,
1917, as required by the Act Of Jcto-
Der 9th, 1917.
@ustauf1 BON 9efans
geHen.
8ern, Sttpeis, 20. Se5erber.-|
9sutTfiuns uub 5rnHtreidb buben TO-
ebfn grransensnts fir ben @ustaui6
elmer erpbn 4nsabl BON Mdnuern
bes 4srStez unb ambuldnSbisniies in
Gefnnaensnlasern setroffsu. sauienb
pelti4e unb Tiinfblnbsrt fruns6itIbe
&rantsnpilegsr uHb WtitgIisbsr oon
4mbuinnss4orps iperoen in ben nibs
iten 3nsen iibsr bic Sfspsi3 ausess
touItt iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
@arben aerifftIt.

Syiirf @iateriaImdaren. umS GeIi.
fnteiienbduoler, Die am perfloiieneH
gienstag ungeddtet oes ..ileiifIoieH~
Tuaes SIeiidJwanren pertaiift batten,
.muBten iih geitern Dor bem Rab.
riinssmittel. .Aominiitrator wIitme I'm
8atbbnnfe beraHtiporten inb neriprn,
den in Slfrnft ben sfleiihlofen"
Gag itrift beobud)ten 5i iDollen, isnd-
oem Gr. @lnme ibnen cine Staitopeoe
aehaIten hattie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

ssridi bsbafs ilrtsrn9uns isinss
GsiixisuIionbss pcrsefiihrt iperbsn.
Ter arrm 1suFsl bat oustnidRsiiilif
eurd Graban iib.r ben Arise uns
neil isin Sobn tiisSIih in bic ,Daorins
s:nssi,etsn III. ben gsrItonb usrlorsn.
Gr 1T sssenlpariis BON Der firen Sose
beisiisn. bab sr bnsu alssrisbsn IL.
b,m Wsiitrits Elm enbs su madsn.-
Wis n pisies ibun ipiro. bariiber nor
iih BON 9osen ssitern. als er Isiu.
Sbes in ber GENERALIZATION tntpidslt:,
nidi gang liar. u<riidsrts ishoda eab
bic Settler inn rsdtssitis bic n5tbis
gen Snitruttiorftn srtbtilsn piirbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
Jutereffaute Gntbiillnugem
Su gerbtnbuHg nit ber
u inter- u9un9 ber Gbis
eGso Union Stod
Ydrbs@o.

Wafbington, .. g., 21, DEG.
SH ber beutigsn Sisuus Der gunbess
lJaHbsIstpmmiffion, bi. nit elmer lln=
tsriu6uHs Der P6ieI : Snouftrie i'm
elugemeineH uno Der 9butia6e, mem
bic g5icasOer Union @isbbDfe unb bic
@bicasO Sunctipu Raiipap eistntli6
sebOreh tpurbe ). 0sbeH arm0ur als
Der Padsr ssHannt, Der 8, 8. priuce
bon Bottom gebOIfsn hotte, bic sfpns
troae tber bic Gbieago Junction
RaiIDaps unc Union Stod garbs 5u
erIongsn unb fie Der ghirago Stod
garbs %. aus5uliefern, be Don i6eH
tslbit orgauiiirt unb icntroairt ipor.
ben IL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

ter oeitina Der tiidfissu Diriaemtin
unb Cradniitin sSrou gniiIie @eib.
iuann bic ipunberfdone @eibnod1ts-
sianfate .sbe Gbriii Crib BON Ne,
Itric am Sonrtas abciio in Der Nor.
tint sirf)e. on Der 6. StraBe. VI De-
Dor bringen. aIiang ssts llhr. los
Eublifinn III citgelnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
Grpcrten fHugirten ais SieHereia.
idaper.

gsaiigIid bsr nsusn gruubsisens
tburns GiniadsuHssu, DsIhs pdbs
rsno htr leBtsn sass oeri9isoentIia
!ritifirt iporosn iiHb. H,irb bon 5us
ftdubiger Ssite bshanptsi, oab oisiels
ben bns RsiuItai zines Don BEN iris
bspen gOuutb @ubitpr ausgearbeites
ten Gpitems iiub, bem 3ufoIge isoss
rsr 10000 Sruubitiids in !oamiIton
Gount9 DON eTp,rteu, biz an Der
aubsnisits urbsitetsn, teiihiist unb
i'm ginilans nit bsren Beri9ten uub
eeuaueu gef6reibungea BON Grpsrsn,
bic IN Der Office arbeitetsn. singez
ihdbt porbeH 1T. SierDurh Diirben
bic pislfuh sebDrteu gebauptungsn.
oab unerfabrene asuts bic abfdGbnns
gen DOrsenommen bdttru, fpiSerIegt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

sai2l, Ser oupemGfinli9 innert 8srs
lsbnnsen bdbonetiroesn battt Dures
In siner aurbuIons nod feintr @ohs
nuns eebrnai. ipdbrtnb Sorors. etr
NIT einiaen S6ramrnsn TN @eftt
boponeeiommsn par, in osm aluiomos
BIZ eines getonnten. Der sufdliss-
@eife basu tam. bic Stimfabrt fori'
itste.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
Cpfsr Sss srieaes.

Seurp BON Sasen, Elm gaitlsr, bon
RO. 1850 Jnterrnsointe Strabs, frurs
be sfftsrn bon ben Dsfsiiips Dams uu5
WcSbane an Der 8. StraBs nnb Gene
traI 4Dsrue feiner eisenen 6i&erEit
Itpsgsa Dsphaftst unb nirs ssm prs5at,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
gbeures @eidaft.

aIsranbsr asnnsbp, p0n SO. 42l
Mtft Court Sirabs. Durbe ssRrn
ron Ridter aIganbu gu siHer @slb'
itrnfs BON 500 unb Soften psrur,
tbeilt neil Ct SpirituOfsn obns bic
pOrssihrisbeHs aisens Deriauft bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
Sin gehsebnidbriger
9es 5obtIhIaes i'm er it.n
9rabe i6ulois bstuns

Rep yOri, 21. 0s3. 1imo:bf
Wsppuiban, l6 Sabre alt. Der unas'
tlast mar, um q. Sum- b. J. SsErf
Ipres, etnen andben Don bsmie!ftr
Altsr nod einem Strsit sridoiien 81
BADEN, purbs bier am Jrsitag alesnn
oss 5pbtiflags i'm eritsn Grao'
ichuIbis befunosn. Die Surp CAB nat
fieben Gtunben LANCER 8sratbune et'
nen oabinIautsnoen Wobrfprlh al.
Ser Sunge Ropniban lddxlie, als tr
ben 9erittsioal perlieB, nm Ha1 BEN
Sombs 5uriideebru6t 81 iperoeH. Gr
pirb am 2S. 0sssmber perur.beili
iperben.
Ntopnilon srtIdrte auf BEN S.i'
genitanb, bag 9tpres, Der elmer anDe'
rem s9an6s" anasb0rte, ni6t seibOi'
len babe, unb sr beltuno oarlnf,
bab Elm GsitGnbniB, bas sr Dem 8es
ri9t gsseniiber dbgeIsst. bon Der Po'
IiSei inter anpeuouns bss Ybrtt.en
@rabes" erlonst pptoen iei.
Su feirer 9uiprahe an bic Surp
Iagte Der Riatsr Goff, Oab bic Sus
seno bes angetiasten bon ben Se'
i9pprenen nidt in getraht gsSogsn
perben oiirfs.
Die antlase .rflGrts, bob Die
Shiebtrei bic sspIee zines gds=Sna
Spielss ssfDeisn isi uno bic beiosu
snabsn tpesen Der 8ertbsiluns Der
aaHesGinnabmen, bic fd i'm gt'i8
@pres befonosn, in Strsit serathu
ieien.
Die @ntlag. bru9te geipeiis oofir
Dor, bag Wopniban bic Grmoroung
feines iugenblidsn RiDaIen reifli5
iiberlegt unb asplaut unb cine ginitis
se 9eIegsnbeit abgetDartet bate, i'm
tobten au t0nHen.
M aDpr Wit9elI BON Rem
gcrt aaf $4,000
g 4abensrias pers
tlagt.
0sip gort, q. Tea. Sn elmer
2ibeItIose, bic am Sreiiag BON WiIs
liam gulot, bem OirsttOr bss .gus
reuu of Gitp Snquirp". elmer Srsuuis
intipn. beren pfliat unb aufsabe ss
1T, bic 8erausaabuug offentliber
@elosr uno bic @1ipaltuns Der ftdbtis
fden angelsseubeitsn aI iibsrfpa5sn.
sssen ben giirgermsiiter Sobn g. Diits
6ea aRbdnsis gsmnht purbs, perbsn
ron bem 2esteren 100000 S6aoenz
erias perIan1t. Die angsbli6 perIeuus
berii4en 4rtitel, 40 on Der 3abl -
uno fur jebe1 rpurben $4,000 Sdn'
eenerIas berlanet = fpurben pdbreno
Der IeBten 9iirgsrmeiiter Wabliams
payne BON Rep gprter 3eituneen psr>
als 4utiporteu bes Rabors
Witteu auf GrtIdrungen guaods, in
oenen Die poIitit Der ftdbtiIbeH 4bmis
niitputou tritiiirt purfe.
Aus e tadts Buoget DON
ReD Yort.
4lban1, u. o., q. Desenber. |
&us ben 3ufammenitslunsen bss
aontrDlIeurs 5raDis geb: berpDr, puB
ii6 Die ausgaben bes Stuaies Rep
gert I'm Sabre 1913 uuf sos, LA, ,6se
fteqsn fpsrben. gs 1T bies Der b66Ffe |
SlbsetsgpranfhIag in Der @efdidt, |
Oss Staatss. or iibsrfteist bic 4usaa,
ben DEG laufenbsn SabreS UNI beis
nabe $20.000,000, unb beutet an, bat
zine birette Gfaatsiteuer erboben fpers
ben nufs ea Iib bic Ginndbmen aus
ben inbireften Steuern, ter glbfhdt,
Jung bas &pntrpIleurs 5rapis sufolae. |
luf nun $69. .525, 1873 itslIen iperbsn.
Cir sroBer Sbeii Der Ulebran sqobe
pirb brrf bic h0beres aebtnsmitteIs
,reifc, bfbere a0bne unb bas Stei=
len ina prsis bes 8aiImaierioIs bers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
airdIidles.

Ger airdmdor Der ct. sobannes
6emeinoe bon Dlt. aubarn, beIiebenb
aus so seiduIten Sdnoes1t pirb I'M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

in gruns uns lpurbsn btird&tIi6 s.'
ifGpist.
Ssuts abenh ipspbm 6err 8ssb.
Urai unf JrduIsiu giOla grinsburii,
1c6t.r pcn 9srrn nnb 5rnu Q. 20.
9rinaburii an Rob apnut. I'm S<im
Der Glisrn Der grnut setrant.
geftern 2lbsno ift Der tlf Sabre
olis Carl 6uerp, pon gec. 90 Dine
Girase, in bem iIsintn Rderpoir r,a'
&c Rcrb 9l.unie StrnB. srtrunfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

True translation filed with The Post
master at Cincinnati on December 81,
1917, ss required by the Aet Of ''cte'
Der eth. 1917.
hilbert s. 8altidnibf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

nit gaumnpIlt Su 80
Gents ptp qfunb pirb bic
1917--l8 gaumipoAsrnt. unitrsr
Giibfaaisn unesfdbr 2.loo, 100000
NoIIars sinbrihssn. msbr aIs re i,
uiais supor sing,braft bat. trpsosm
biz IsBisn paar Sabre uubsssip5lnIi9
aiini:is fir bic s,flnn5sr IporsR unb
einen lpabrM GO!biirom Ha4 BEN
Giipen brahttu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December 2l,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
her 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
unf,rsa6b

'
llnjsr 8d6bo. Der mar gut.
gDi. a. guboerIdmmfen,
f5isr ts ainotr CAB Ct biR
Ooh FEY lsstss gdmmdsn.
gllftmnf, ipeHn stobrmdrth mar,
arieat CT frieb IL aibdxn,
I'm onnn bra9p CT atpsnos hsern
gtiFAe StffsrHib&sm
Gsnre srobe Dieie prH,
9ufteno. brdnngsbadsn,
4npstris. bsIifdt stpirSt.
MuHbsriHtsn gum auafen!
Uait ben Qibfen idbsa mir
Damn bsim gdurbsui9eine.
yrisberfxn uH' Gdaptitsrder.
;srisbIih ale 1eine.
llnIr gabbd ID nu' bot
IN be fuffsis Sabre,
Sod, eff unIsru aabbtsn f4nt
ssSrtisn iid be 5dcre.
9(rer itists. penn sdbrmarht is,
GGbisr'n msrid i'm Geinittt.
I'm a. icbss aeht I'M taoft
asnn. &uaeHbitie.
ale trofi in iiiIIem Web
6eil'n mer erfdi a. bisdsn.
lin bann sN'n mer bea a. be5
unf're Jeffsrntb@eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

True trssslatian filed with ths rsst
master at cinrinpati on December o.,
1917, ss required By the Act ef osts'
hr 9th, ls1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

ensiiusssH ssmrssu asyffanHs nub
UTIt3<.
aayattbs ntemo cutniHs befsi.
fiel DC ttrfc1t a. eibt rur etn .errnp Out
ntns g. osssts il,ass'eEiit Z, ssi ber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

Rameruner Spritm5rs
ter. Ritts jpieseIt Die gbnraiiers
eiaerteiisn sines 9clies ffdrfer tpioer
cIs isnsr gtos NON a.bensrpeisb,it.
Der in ben GptifspDrtsrn aiifseip.is
tert IN. llnttr biefsm Geii@tspnniie
firh pt,le gpri9fp5rtsr Der Roger IN
anmrun. Der 9nnIa. beforDers ins
.erefiart. Ginem PruMsr uuo ~WdnIs
biseus aeseniiber fast Der DuaId:
.@eftidlifteit in nidt i'm Deunbs.4
viii Der Reger auseriiden, bob ts
peraekns fei, ibn nit Issren Bepipres
danssn hirSubattsn, 70 fagt e.: .gu
fi.trit mid, ipi. EN- srcbet WenI6
Elm Heines qinb fiihrfA. bas beibt
irobir er pia. ginsm Dislssfdsdftigtn,
Der nid,ts 81 gnoe briHai. gibt man
bic Wadtmuna: .Nlii siHem gfuc.r
iarn mam MID. spei 8ccis rifbern".
;, Morgenitlnbc bat 8oIo i'm 9iunoe",
beibt in admsrun: Ter snuftnos
fiibler innt, Vlcraens IriiB mon dIis
inna,n". Infer r9ot6 tri8t giisn"
briitt her DuaIa aus: Der Baud
hat ben aopf psrfiihri.1 Gintm 5nrts
t,r,istn ruff man su: ~eintr. Der tt'
,pas In Der 6ono bai (bsfti). otntt
nid,i oorrn, bab Der Better dud siitH
m,b~. 9asi man lid, Hid,t Dor otr
unaersGttn gei4ulbiguna zines SOs
berItsbenbtn su bsrtbsibicsn. 70 iast
man: .Tas Quss fdeut bic AuaeH
iioer.a Cine ansabI ebns Dsifrts
perislnhidsr Sprihp6rter mDa,n
bier nct mitse.bsilt itin: ~Wenn her
5unc asfrsHsn bot. fhnsibet man
Sann Der .3isse bic Cbrsn ab?"
.Wsnn Gin Boot untsrseb. mnbi bu
nint edriihsr laden -Wsnn ish
,insa glspbanttn aefholm babe. fea
Id bonn rod Semitic sifsn21 = Sin
gcqsl, Ter sinsu gdnabel bat. per-
1tEi ri1h iein gltff.s .gurh sinsn
sobn iperben oIIs :3dhn. I'm Wsnnbt
iflsft.s .Tit Gdulitr III ME tS'
tsr aIs bsr acpf.-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-19
FIRST BAND
CONCERT OF
YEAR SUNDAY
Fine Program Arranged
A. B. Rheinhart Will
Play Cornet Solo.

The Grand Forks Military band un-
der the direction of Bandmaster E. L..
Egermayer will give its first concert
this ear in Central park Sunday at
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
The program will open with Ameri-
ca and all present are requested to
sing the number. The following nunl-
Der. KEN Temple March," was COM
posed by Bandmaster Egermayer and
respectfully dedicated to KEN Temple
A. A. o. N. NJ. S. Of Grand Forks.
Mr.. A. B. Rheinhart will be the SOLO
list and will play zone Fleeting Hour
by Dorothy Lee. Following Is the COM
plete program:
Program.
"America,"...:..B Band and Audience
March. KEN Temple. .Egermayer
Cornet solo. "One Fleeing Hour"
A. B. Rheinhart.
Overture, Poet and Peasant" Suppe
One step, Lets all be Americans"
Intcrmission.
Waltz. Jolly Fellows. ..vollstedt
Patrol, Blue and Gray. .Dalbey
Concert arr, Poor Butterfly" Hubbel
March. Col. Logan's March,.
Sargent
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-19
CLERICUS MEETING
TONIGHT OPENS
THE CONVOCATION

The semi-annual meeting of the
clericus this evening at st. Paul's
parish house will open the twenty
third annual c~onvocation Of the Epis-
copal diocese of North Dakota which
will be in session until Tuesday after
noon.
Delegates are beginning to arrive.
not come before tomorrow evening, to
be- here for the opening business ses-
sion OF Monday morning.
The chief item to come before the
meeting this evening is the election
Of officers, and at this time the in
PRODUCTION of new clergy in the state
will be made.
OF special interest for the program
tomorrow is a children's service to be
held at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, in
conjunction with the Sunday school
Of st. Paul's church which will meet
at that hour. This will be followed
at 4 o'clock by an important confer
ence on Religious Education, when
an address will be given by DR.. Rollitt
of Minneapolis. secretary Of the north
west province.
Bishop ]. Poyntz Tyler will give his
annual address at the evening serv-
ice beginning at 8 o'clock. At this
time the bishop will tell of the ac-
tivities Of the diocese during the last
year, and his address will include
much information regarding the gen.
eral standing and condition of the
Episcopal church life in the state,
which should prove Of interest to the
local members Of the faith, as well as
to the visiting clergy and c~onvocation
visitors.
All meetings are to be open to the
general public,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-19

state and the nation. The superintend-
ents will return to their home towns
and will take up the matters discussed
in this meeting with the commercial
clubs and local organizations.
The matter Of the organization OF
to organize the high school boys n
college boys under CONSUMPTION age
to assist in the harvesting Of the
crops. Transient labor is now scarce,
and will probably be Increasingly
hard to obtain. 1t is to relieve this
situation that the educators are plan
ming to adjust credits SO that the boys
and the girls can assist on the farms,
in the fields and in the house.
tendents to give Is soon as such facts
are obtainable, such Information as
they can regarding the number Of
students from their localities that
are planning to attend the university
during the next year. This request is
made in order that the university may
have an idea Of what preparations to
make.
The question Of r%etardation was
again discussed, and as no satisfactory
conclusion could be reached, the con-
Of statistics on retardation for publi-
| cation for the next year. and to ap-
point a committee Of three to take
charge Of the matter of preparing q
definition Of retardaton which could
be fairly used in this state. The
chairman. President McVey. appoint
ed as chairman Of this committee e.
r. Edwards of the state board of edu-
cation. and Superintendent Nelson
Sauvain of Devils Lake and Principal
B. c. B. Tighe Of Fargo as members
of the committee.
The University of North Dakota
will issue a pamphlet on suggestions
in connection with the present situa-
tion. This pamphlet will be placed in
the hands Of all the school superin-
tendents in the state.
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.BlCAMlST IS
SENT TO "PEN''

John Jarvis, 80 years old, a resi-
dent of Nelson county, pleaded guilty
to the charge of bigamy today before
Charles NJ. Cooley and was sentenced
to serve n year and six months at
hard labor in the state p~enitentiary.
Four times had Jarvis ventured
upon the sea of matrimony and all
four wives are living at this time, two
in Nelson county, according to the
prisoners W admission to the Judge.
He took his last bride on March 16.
the ceremony being performed at La
kota. She was only II years old and
her maiden name was Schultz.
Jarvis. who is q foreigner and
speaks broken English, could not
give a very clear account Of his ma
trimonial experiences. but he made
it plain that the last marriage was
his fourth and that two Of his wives
live in Nelson county.
The first wife. he said, told him
that her husband was dead and later
he learned that this was not true.
She then drove him out Of the house
and he later got married to another
woman. the prisoner declared.
Jarvis and Judd Richardson of Lar
imore. who was yesterday sentenced
to serve a term Of two years on a
statutory charge, yer both taken on
their way to the state pe%nitentfary at
Bismarck this afternoon. leaving with
a prison official on No. 4 Of the Great
Northern at 1856 D. m. tI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-19
BANKERS MEET
WEDNESDAY
Northeastern Group of States As.
ISOLATION to Hold Session in
Grand Forks.

The northwestern group Of the
North Dakota Bankers association,
representing five counties in this Sec
ton OF the state, will assemble in
Grand Forks on Wednesday. May 20,
for an important conference.
The sessions which will open at the
Commercial club at 10 o'clock in the
morning will be presided over by G.
F. Holmes of Inkster, president Of
the organization. w. v. O'Connor of
this city Is secretary and treasurer.
Loca bankers will entertain the
visitors, OF whom it is expected that
there will be a large number. repre-
senting banks Of Grand Forks, Penn
bina. Cavalier, Nelson and Walsh
counties.
According to the program outlined,
the morning meeting will be devoted
to reports of committees. the cleo
ton of officers, and general routine
business.
All speeches and discussions Of the
big problems confronting bankers at
the present time will take place at the
Hotel Frederick dining room. where
a dinner is to be served at o For
program Of speeches has been ar
ranged:
Correspondence Course for Bank
Employes-James E.. Coad Of the
University Of North Dakota.
Legislation Affecting Banks. Passed
at Last Session Of North Dakota Leg
islature-J. F. T. O'Connor.
Guarantee Banking FUND.-. B.
Mcmillan, Cavalier.
Immigration-Walter Forbes.
The Liberty Loan-E. ]. Lander.
The Bankers in Politics-George H.
Johnston.
Speeches will occupy ten to fifteen
minutes each. and will be followed
by an open discussion, in which all
persons attending may participate.
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East Side
DDNNIE GIVEN
CONTRACT FOR
SISTERS HOME
Grand Forks Man Awarded
Contract for Construction
of $25,000 Building Here

James Dinnie Of Grand Forks has
been awarded the contract for the con-
struction of the Sacred Heart Sisters
home near the site of the Sacred
Heart school in East Grand Forks.
The estimated cost Of the completed
structure is $4,000, and will be one
of the finest Of its kind in the north
west.
A large number Of bids were re-
ceived from contractors in the Twin
Cities and other places, but Dinnie's
bid was approximately $4,000 below
the highest bidder.
Work Started at Once.
Work will be started on the con-
struction of the building at once. It
will be completed in time for the
opening of school for the fall term.
A large dormitory, constructed in
the building, will give country girls
the benefit Of q rooming place while
attending school in the city. where
they may be cared for. For this rea-
son. many more young girls from
tional advantages. which they other
wise could not obtain.
Exterior Of Stone.
The exterior Of the building will be
executed in cut stone, pressed brick
and stucco, and will be three stories
in height, with a full basement
The interior throughout the base
ment will be finished in southern pine
or western far, and the first and second
story in oak. stained and finished in
the most approved manner, and the
interior throughout will be attractive
ly decorated.
Entirely Modern.
The building Is to be heated with
the Vapor heating system. and will be
equipped with a complete system OF
electric wiring and gas piping, and
also with a complete vacuum cleaning
oilfAf