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Evening journal., 1917-04-06

committee Of the whole go into a
House session and take up the ques-
ton.
The House then Immediately pro-
ceeded to take up Brittens amend
ment. Britten demanded the ayes"
and noes" He grinned as groans
arose all over the chamber. 1t takes
forty-fve minutes to an hour TO call
the House roll
Speaker Clark put the question as
to ayes" and noes" to a vote and It
was overwhelmingly defeated, viva
voce. A moment later the Britten
amendment was defeated likewise.
Not satisfied. Britten moved that the
resolution be referred back to the
foreign affairs committee and report
ed out with an amendment identical to
the one that had just failed Once
more he lost in an attempt TO get
the ayes" and noes"
Another motion for reference back
to committee was killed also.
The pjaclfists, real izing themselves
defeated. died hard and at 2,37
Representative Sloan Nebraska, offer
ed another similar amendment which
failed in the same manner.
Promptly at 2.45 o'clock the House
started TO vote on the resolution. AT
S.OS the roll call had been called in
record time and the Presidents state
of war resolution had passed both
branches OF Congress.
Throughout the day and night the
galleries maintained their long vigil
Up until the last minute the corri.
doris were packed with scores ready
to spring into the first seat vacated
but few persons left
Frequently the Chair had to ad-
monish the galleries to keep silence
or they would be cleared out But
ripples OF applause bobbed up every
time one side or the other scored
an important point
Beautifully gowned women, shoul.
ders flashing from decollette gowns
/ leaned nervously far over the edge
listening TO every word being saiC
from the floor beneath.
Men sat in solemn silence.
Tho crowds would laugh jokingl!
when there was nothing to laugl
about. But the dread and terror o
what was being enacted seemed 4
grip every person.
Five minutes after the resolution
had passed, however. House Chambe
and galleries were deserted.
Evening journal., 1917-04-06
Il WANT TO STAND BY MY
COUNTRY, BUT==BUT | CAN'T
VOTE FOR WAR; "==MISS RANKIN
By the United Press.


WASHINGTON, April GA furnished the dra-
matte of the dramatic session the history of this
hon's House Of Representatives.
The Miss Rankin, of the persons
who chosen the people Montana that Com
monweslh the lower body, and the first sit
either body the counys legislature The House passed the his
toc resolution that says Germany has waed this
ment, amid stirring scenes at 3.0S this morning.
The vote-373 to 5Oas not unexpected after the thrilling
declaration of Representative Kchn North Carolina
cratic floor leader the afternoon that he could not bring himself
to ovofefh fhec info
Evening journal., 1917-04-06

Naaman's on Delaware Wednesday
afternoon Those in the party were:
Misses Lillian Smith, Iona Ludwig.
Margaretta Friste. Mary Lynch. Flora
Martin, Dorothy Sweezy, Leland
Mackey, OF Philadelphia; William
Austin, Arthur Slower. Frederick Rey-
bold. Newell Bradway, Frank Crew.
Frederick Grammer. Mrs. Friste was
chaperone.
Evening journal., 1917-04-06

with Mr.. and Mrs. William Belts.
%
Miss Hazel L. Pyle. who was operat-
ed on at the Homeopathic Hospital re-
Gently, is convalesclng rapidly.
o
Miss Vera Edwards, OF No. 1926
Market street, is visiting relatives IN
Philadelphia.
o
Miss Mary Balance and Mrs. Anne
Martin are spending this week at Mel
rose Hall. Atlantic City. n. ].
-
The c. c. Club went on a picnic tC
Evening journal., 1917-04-06
MURPHY-sHAw.

Miss Nellie May Murphy, Of Rich
ardson Park, and William Lesley
Shaw. OF Wilmington, were married
last evening at the parsonage OF Trim
ity NJ. E. Church by the Rev. R. Fl.
Adams. The bridal couple were at
tended by Elsie Bryn and William e.
Smiltzer Others present at the cere-
mony were Mrs G. w. Martin, Marie
Campbell. Emily Shaw. Pauline Welt
zell and Harry Barto.
Evening journal., 1917-04-06
ROTARIANS An DINNER.

Members OF the Rotary Club dined
at the City Club Roof Garden last
night, and in spite of the disagree
able weather, the function was we'll
attended. A vaudeville entertainment
followed the dinner.
Evening journal., 1917-04-06
HrNGARIAN DISHES.

Purchase pound and a half OF
neck meat. have it run through the
grinder three times. Soak two hard
rolls in water until crusts peel off
easily. Squeeze water out and place
Evening journal., 1917-04-06

We are not alarmists and we
do not desire to frighten you
into buying, but we do advise
you to avail yourself of this
money-saving opportunity. Food
prices are soaring and it Is next
to impossible 20 procure them
in the wholesale markets. which
must necessarily affect local
markets; we cannot guaran-
tee these prices longer than
one week at a time and urge
you TO buy now.
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w.rls-s rle seemed 20 ,s eon1sr.sd HILL
-ne following afternoon, wnan 1le as
capped again and did -ne very sEnE
-rlcE-
From 1tler nu1l 5ne close If Ine
seaspl, n--1pe zrled 10 Escape every
1lrne Irre cleaners opened -ns dog, IF
11e monkey cags and when NJ WIS prs-
renta8 oe EEltsed II corner IuEl Ins
swU-d swalIpwsr paid MN Visit, Tne-
-s olcE.e3 ~ and was Z -sglla- npn-
key for rVresrGI-y-<pI- hours.
During Ire winter Season, Auoa
p1ns6 AMI nearly died, pu1 when Ins
SHOW opened u Madison Square Cay
der Il the Spring, z Visit from Ins
SWORD swsllows. gave 1iIrn new Lease
on lie. Now he sees her every aay.
and Il she Is lzSs ne fussss and trssE
gx-e-l al ting Other monkeys hs3s hin.
When lne Ss-nun T. Bailey SHOW
comes u Sgwn July ., 2uos vii ac.
Like I'll the rest II me monkeys until
5<l5 ,. n. Then. # tne sword swal-
Lower ooasn1t visit hI-l, ns'l rgise -llc-
Tons.
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Supply your needs out Of this splendid gathering Of
bargains. They absolutely without precedent in
the annals Of the trade, when values considered

sold cn said sale for Fifteen and 7s-loa
{sl5-.S3 Dollars, and that the time of
-'saampt3o. from suca sale will expire
ninety 1s94 Gays from and after the COM
-llstsC, service Of this notice You are
further notified that the amount required
10 redeem said real estate from said tax
sale On this Gate is the sum Of One Hun
dAt3Ou thereto the cost of the service and
publication Of this notice must be paid
together with such interest as may ac-
crDs from and after this date II re-
cs-nptaDn Is not made within ninety 800
GAYS from the completed service Of this
notice. a Tax Deed for said real estate
VIII os executed TO the holder of said tax
certificate.
Dated ~ Minot, North Dakota, this
21s- Day Of May. 1917
r. n. KENNARD,
S-Es-tB Auditor Of Ward County
North Dakota.
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elusive of the day of service and In
case of your failure to appear or answer
judgment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the
GINS for TAYLOR ct al vs.. Dantine sum
The complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action is on file in the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court
in and for Ward County, North Dakotx,
at Minot. North Dakota
L. NJ. ELLITHORPA
Attorney for the Plain
tffs. Office and Postofice
address, Minot, n. Oak.
DATED at Minot. North Dakota this
goth day of May, 1917. e-e3-tS
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III VI uuaa-pnHnnus mammal III Liie
prtaer rrlnlagEes NJ L SnIr -na1 NAT
INST ;gntieo ann wus Incruner II l. slhy-
300 prQar 6ruu TINS clrcuE When 1Iie
isew munEeyE arrived al us +rEe annv
peupie visited -risn., as usual alG, aE
usut.. 1rers was .fIe -eseIr--Ill cnE-pfs--
Inr ant g-lmacirE -la- goes un vriIar
monkeys see unfamiliar 1aesE. Rune
dad ms stare IL -rH grl1festa-iuILE Of
resentment mil AlIs. EiilTs-., -ns
sword sV'a.ltuv'sr, cams along 1n+-
mediaTs,y tIe Registered uuCipF IIigs--
est
IfitgI G-sH-Inuf vtIIeI LtE cleaners
ppens1 tfe monkey carr f.Iipf wEE Tnr
unIeE ~ Enan auL escaped. Z SeG-cr,-
my pa--g waF al excited ur-L vynrL
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The School Board of Mckinley
North Dakota. win receive sealed pro-
posals for the deposit Of school funds
for said school district for the biennial
period ending On the second Tuesday in
July. 1913
All proposals must be in writing and
state the rate of interest which viii be
paid on the average daily balances Of
the checking account and on time deposit
Of the sinking fund. These proposals
must be in the hands Of the district
clerk On or before o'clock P. NJ Of
July 10th. at which time the bids will be
opened and the depository named
s. G. TITLE.
Clerk,
s-2s-t2 Minot, ~ D, 2 D. l.
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.ame ron sne sIGie snuv 1naz & muI.-
ilav mac ulaGie ms TTEv unCIar ms 1srr1 s
slnes aIla nat JUMPED nIIp Iile iar ~
-rle Evgnrr. swsllinwa+ lus7 aR sts wgE
l DnIr1 III sci nnt ni ne, nnnrnE-anng Iu
HI aEtnlI-lng visitor f;llpt waK pa--Ie 4
fur q vrrlii. anu EnRn -II-IEsu over Ip
EasTrs~E VIM unrnnlarI.Tr soLiE, cnuet-
er nm DacE among 1ne n-nar nlullissvF
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NOTICE FOR ErDs FOB pEPosl-
1OKHA

The School Board Of Margaret
School District No. GO, Ward County,
North Dakota, viii receive sealed PRO-
possls for the deposit Of school funds
for said school district for the bisunial
period ending On the second Tuesday II
July. 1919.
All proposals must BE- II writing and
state the rate Of interest which viii be
paid on the average daily balances OF
tbs checking account and On time deposit
Of the sinking fund These proposals
must be in the hands Of the district
clerk on or before O'Clock P. M Of
July lRth, at which tine the bids will be
opened and the depository named
r. j. FRECND,
Clerk
6-2s-tz Wolsefh, n. D.
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ToTlcE FOR BIDS FOR 'DEPos1-
TORIES

The School Board of Nedrose
School District No T. Ward County.
North Dakota. viii receive sealed pro
pasals fer the deposit of school funds
far sa1d school district for the biennial
period sa15ag On the second Tuesday in
July, 1919
All proposals must be IN writing and
state Its rate Of interest which will be
the checking account and on time deposit
Of the sinking fund These proposals
must be IL ihe hands Of the district
clerk On Or before o'clock P M of
July 10Th, al which time the bids will be
opened and the depository named
Il J. CLICK,
Clerk
s-2s-te Minot, n. Oak. r, No. 4.
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HoFlCE OF EXPIRATION OF THE
or 1EDEpT1ON.

State Of North Dakota County of Ward.
To Teehow scheeviop & IL H Pod
hola, owners Of the following described
real estate:
You are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated In
Ward County. North Dakota, to-wit:
North Half Of the Southwest quar-
ter fNa SWiD q Section Thirteen
f13), Township One Hundred Fifty
two f152) North, Range Eighty
four lss) West If the Fifth r. III
was on the 10th day Of December, A D..
1912. sold for delinquent taxes for the
year 1911. as provided by Law. and a GER
tifcste Of said sale issued to the pur-
chaser thereof; that said real estate was
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Make Summer Work
Cool and Pleasant
I wo Great Helps he
Electric Fan And
Electric Iron

Take advantage of Electrical
conveniences TO make your house
hold work as easy as you can this
summer.
ELECTRICAL IRONING is
the cool, quick way to iron. It's the
satisfactory way. too, because the
daintiest things are perfectly ironed
SO easily.
AN ELECTRIC FAN is ready
instantly TO blow cooling breeze.
TO start the dead air circulating
wherever you are. Don't let this
summer find your home without an
Electric Fan.
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1oT1cE ro1 - a42s 20. DEPos1-

The School Board Of Eureka
School District No. ls. Ward County.
North Dakota, will receive sealed pro.
posals for the deposit of school funds
period ending on the second Tuesday in
July, 1919
All proposals must be in writing and
raid On the sysrage dsily hsIaness o of
the checking account and on time deposit
Of the sinking fund These proposals
must be IN the hands of the district
clerk on or before o'clock P NJ of
July 10th. at which time the bids will be
opened and the depository named.
A VI. DORCEY,
Clerk
s-2s-t2 Minot. n. D.. r. D. :.
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FGg-k CIRCUS Swgf-D
ElA-GgN'E,h l2L5RTA
LITTLE NSsnxBS'S MfiGf rs

k.stsr, " 5a-uun q nala.'s Mt.uar
e-ae, Wont behave Lni.ss Mile.
Gilbert yars Js.ii. IAsit&.
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e. Say EtEs. f.risss rf,e nIUrEeE, 1t II.
&pEe with 1ne lssoy swp.a swalipwers
rngE pe ppG5lfig /. gis+is a3ruug. t1pw-
ever. 1fe.e are facas from winch Lne
eeader may t-ay CONCLUSIONS;
When the La-pHrr 4 bailey cIccus
vas IL Los AnsaleS Hast yea 1iie
uforkeg cage nae Dser l1tinpst u ITS
inhabitants Grruttys ssriupe accidents
s.ase aictsDsss S.lise pss une uf { cs..-
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NOTICE FOE EIDE FOB DEFoE1

Tne School Board u forming
sIGtlool District Nc. 1Hs. Ward County
North Dakota VII receiTs sealed pro-
-,osaas for the 6eposEt of school funds
FOR gaic ssc.iappl disstr1rt for Irs biennial
5fliT 1919.
Al proposals raust be Ii writing and
state tbs ra-s Of I-Itsregt which VIII hs
-fa4d on the Arrange daily balances OF
tIe c.aecE5-sg account and on time deposit
Of ING sinking fl-16. These proposals
-uIs- os II the hands Of -ns district
cler.K ryu Or before O'Clock 2 N Of
JllF 1t-a, 1t w,iie. t1rns -ylE bids viii i,e
opened a..lG the depository named
.. ". KING
t-26-Es Dr@dr. u. ..
Clerk
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Ts ars rne 911y Working Msn''
C.-ssrs ID cigt-ing Snd saoes q
L. EssteI. 81 N Main St., Dsrota,
Epss1 Block. 2-2s-L
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sUMAoxs

State Of North Dakota, County Of
Ward. S.
La District Court Eighth Judicial Dis
trict
Parker, co-partners doing business un-
DER the firm name and style of the
Barber Supply Company.
Plaintiff
Aiphons Dantine, Defendant
The State of North Dakota to the Above
Named Defendant.
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint of the plaintiffs in this
action. q copy of which is hereto attach
ed and herewith served upon you and to
serve copy Of your answer upon the
subscriber within thirty days after the
service OF this summons upon you, ex-
The state herald., 1917-01-12
PEACE TERMS KNOWN
ACCORDING TO FORMER PRE-
MiER OF HUNGARY.
President Wilson Calls Col. House
for Conference on Latest
Developments.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington, Jan. 4.-Coincident
with the receipt here of confidential
advices giving the broad outlines OF
the entente reply to President VIII
sons note proposing discussion OF
peace terms, Col. Z. NJ. House, the
Presidents friend and adviser, ar
rived at the White House. The col
onel's last visit was followed by the
dispatch OF the Presidents note.
At the same time press dispatches
from London told OF a speech by
Count Julius Andrassy. former pre-.
mier OF Hungary. stating that the
central powers had given or would
give President Wilson a statement OF
their peace terms, and that the en-.
tente allies could obtain them from
him.
Officials at tho White House and
the State Department would not dis
cuss these developments further than
to say definitely that no further movs
on the part Of the American govern
ment would be determined until the
entente reply was received. 1t was
said that the President still has his
mind open on the question.
1t was not disclosed whether the
administration considers that the un
favorable action Of the entente has
left the way open for the confidential
exchange Of terms between the op
posing groups OF nations.
In view OF the delicate nature oi
the negotiations. extreme secrecy ID
being observed by the few officials
In close touch with the situation.
Both in Germany and entente cir
cles pessimism over the outlook was
expressed. The President, however
was understood to think that the
moves already made will be helpful
ultimately, regardless Of the immedi
ate consequences.
Preliminary Information received
here indicates that the entente note
will pay more attention to the Presi
dents suggestion that means be
found for preserving peace In the fu
ture than did the reply OF the central
powers, which suggested postpone
ment OF this question until after the
present war.
The state herald., 1917-01-12
House to Rush AntI.strike sIIi.

Washington. - Railroad Legislation
desired by President Wilson to sup
plement the Adamson law Is to be
pressed In the House without waiting
for action by the Senate. After con
ference with the President and while
the Senate committee was continuing
It's hearings on the subject Represen
tative Adamson. chairman Of the
House commerce committee. an
nounced that within few days he
would introduce and seek the passage
Of bills designed TO prevent railroad
employees from striking without giving
sixty days notice. and to empower tho
President TO place tied up roads In the
hands OF military authorities In case
OF public necessity.
The state herald., 1917-01-12
Million Dollars for Park Highway.

Observation-Disclosures OF the an
nual million.dollar fund provided In
connection with the federal good
roads law for roads and trails In ma
tional forests are announced as fol.
lows: Alaska. 3iG,35t; Arizona. S5s.
G0i; California, 3l40.9ss: Colorado
SG2.575. Idaho. 3ios.73o: Montana
S7o.oi3; Nevada. 3l9.926; New Mex
leo. Si2.i95: Oregon. $i2s.iil: South
Dakota, 3s.O92; Utah. Sii.IG7: Wash
ington. S9i,9ii; Wyoming. si0.Gs%. A
total OF 1895 has been allotted "a
Florida, Michigan. Minnesota. Ne
braska, North Dakota and Oklahoma
The state herald., 1917-01-12
IN MESSAGE TO MEMBERS OF
TWENTY.FIRST COLORADO
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
PROTECT SCHOOL LANDS
RETIRING GOVERNOR DEFENDED
OPERATION AND PURPOSES OF
INDUSTRIAL LAW.
western Newspaper Union News Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-The enactment OF laws to
safeguard the interests of the school
children OF Colorado through the
proper administration of the state
school lands, representing value OF
S175.000,000, and to make more ef'
fective the present statutes on brib'
cry, libel and corrupt practices, were
urged upon the Twenty-first General
Assembly by Gov. Carlson in his out.
going message, delivered Jan. $ be.
fore joint session of both branches
of the Assembly in the House cham
ber.
A vigorous prosecution of the cam
paign for equitable freight rates and
transportation rates for Colorado,
started by the Colorado Fair Freight
Rates Association and now being
pushed by the association in co-opera.
ton with the State Public Utilities
Commission, was urged by Gov. Carl
son at the outset of his message. An
appropriation of $4,000. he said.
should be made for use by the State
Public Utilities Commission in prose-
cutting the suit to a successful CON
clusion.
Among his recommendations was a
suggestion that the General Assembly
appoint a committee to conduct an ex-
haustive inquiry into state printing
costs.
The defense of Colorado waters. mi.
tiative and referendum, proposed
changes Of laws governing the financ-
ing OF irrigation districts, the state
tax commission, care of the insane, a
state budget, the work of the state
survey committee, federal aid for good
roads, workmen's compensation law,
state industrial commission, and pro
hibition enforcement, were among the
subjects discussed in the governors
message.
He strongly defended the operation
Of the state Industrial law and the
purposes for which II was enacted and
declared himself unalterably opposed
W tSpVai VI th' law vi tht
ing of any of the powers now vested
In the state industrial commission.
A pure seed law. such as is 10 be
asked by the farmers grange organiz-
ations OF the state. and an adequate
appropriation to defray the cost OF
litigation involving the protection Of
Colorado water rights were recon-
mended.
The Legislature also was urged to
keep all appropriations within the es-
ttmated state revenue for the period
for which such appropriations are
made.
As his conclusion Gov. Carlson said
10 the members Of the Senate and
House: my parting word is that you
cooperate with your incoming gov.
ernor; give him your fullest conf.
dence, your loyalty. support and best
efforts. and determine firmly to ren.
der here even more beneficient md
far-reaching service to your state
than has been rendered by any pre-
eeding assembly"
The state herald., 1917-01-12
eIshty.Fiv. viIIls.as Killed.

chihuahua City.-ln battle that
lasted three days. government forces
won decisive victory over a rebel
command near Guerrero. with the loss
10 villa OF 20 men dead. 40 prisoners
and an immense amount Of loot.
while another Important success was
registered at tho same time at Busta.
mantc. south OF Santa Rosalis. where
the rebels left behind them over 90
dead and a quantity OF supplies In
their retreat.
The state herald., 1917-01-12
SOMEONE MADE MONEY
ON ALLEGED LEAK" lNFORMA
TIoN ABOUT PEACE NOTE.
Wood Declares He Makes Charges
Against No One, and Tumulty
Issues Emphatic Denial.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
that somebody made money in the
stock market with leak" information
about 1he sending Of, presidents VII
sons peace note blazed up at nota
BILE session OF the House rules com.
mittee Friday at its first hearing on
Representative Woods resolution for
investigation.
Specifically declaring he made
charges against no one and was pre-
senting only information that had
come TO him. Wood brought in the
names OF Secretary Tumulty. a MT
Boiling" n brother of President VII
sons wife, whom he did not further
identify; Bernard Baruch. New York
stock operator: Otto II. Kahn OF
Kahn. Loeb & Co. Thompson & Nc
Kinnon and Lamson Brothers 4 Co.
Chicago brokers: w. +. +. Hutton 4
Co.. New York brokers. and +. A. Con
molly g. Co.. local brokerage house
In which Wood said the "Mr. Boiling
he referred TO was partner.
Much OF his information. Wood
said. came In letter from A. Curtis
an Independent New York stock oper
ator.
When Secretary Tumulty learned
that Representative Wood had men
toned his name he issued u formal
statement demanding public apolog,
and denying flntly that he even knew
Of the Presidents peace note before
Il was made public.
The state herald., 1917-01-12
Colorado Mystery sroush. Up Again.

Los Angeles. caiif.-Mrs. Irene Bar
rctt. alleged TO have been murdered.
with her son. Raymond Wright. by
her husband. Benton Barrett, aged
Santa Monica rancbcr. was said by
DIR. l.. l.. Clock 10 be MRS. Myrtle
Wright implicated In n mysterious
death In PagoBa Springs. Colo. by
which she collected $4,000 insurance
Dr. Clock. held In tho county jail
charged with u statutory crime. idcn
titled y photograph Of Mrs. barrett u
that OF Mrs. Wright"
The state herald., 1917-01-12
Wheat Hts S2 and Corn ., Mark.

Chicago. Jan. s.-For tho first time
war prices on wheat horc touched
Jan. s n long predicted goal. 81 n
bushol. No. rcd wintor wheat for
immediate delivery was sold at that
price. an advance OF about &c since
Saturday. Pressing demand for ship.
mont to Europe and for domestic mill.
ing needs were generally accepted rca.
sons for the rise, Simultaneous with
tho ascent OF wheat. other grain went
soaring. The corn market jumped TO
above 81 bushol and barley touched
a.
The state herald., 1917-01-12
Lord cur.on w.ds Second American

London.-The marriage OF Earl
Curzon OF Kcdlcston and Mrs. Grace
Elvina Duggnn took place privately
in London. A small luncheon party
followed.