davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
SKOLNf RADA.
Vyucovani bude obnoveno
hned druhy den po posviceni.

Ia vcerejsi sch6ze skolni ra-
! dy schvaleno zmenseni skolni-
no rozpoctu O 100000, pone-
Ivadz skolni finance jsou slabe.
Nasledkem dotycneho nucane-
! lho Setreni, letni opakovaci sko-
Ily budou zruseny, obmezeno
bude vyucovani We vyssich sko-
ZACH, spolecenske stredy musi
byt vydrzovany soukromou ce-
stou, podobne vecerni skoly,
kdezto skolni zahradky' a hri-
i ste rOvnez nebudou skolnim
fondem financovany a bezplat-
Inc ucebnice nebudou poskyto-
Ivany.
Dale usneSen0, ably posvicen
ske prazdninyI skonceny byly
hned nasledujici den po Diku-
cineni a vanocni prazdniny by
trvaly jen devet dnG, od patku
pred St6drovecerem az do No
lveho roku. Zkracenim posvicen
sych a vanocnich prazdnin Skol
nj trad chce castecn6 nahradit
ztratu vyucovani, epidemii chri
lpky Zavin6nou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
MESTSKA RADA.
6. ledna budem hlasovati o no.
vostavbs Union nadrazi.

Ia vcerejSi schdze mestske
rady konecn6 rozhodnuto, ably
zvlastni volby iohledne novo-
stavby Union nadrazi ma squa-
ru pnpadly 6. lednu, tedy ma
den .kdy ma byt hlasovano o
mestskych bondech, kterazto
$2,500,O00 pIjcka ma slouzit k
umorovani mestskeho deftcitu.
Autorem ordinance o Union
nadrazi jest radni McGinty, je-
muz kolega Townes vcera vyty
kal, re svou pfedlohu nesfor-
moval tax, ably pred zakonem
obstala. Townes zadal o vypu-
steni klausule "jakz mestskym
carterem jest pozadovano." My
sli totiz, re podobne citovani
carteru muze pfivodit soudnl
rozepfe, cimz stavba nadrazi
by Sc opet pozdrzela. McGinty
poznamku Townesovu povazo-
val vsak Ia jakesi pranerovani
sve ordinance - sekaturu VII
Ci autOrovi. Nasledovala slOvni
putka ma niz podileli Sc radni
demokraticti j republikansti,
kterazto hadka kOnecne ustala
kdyz totiz mestsky pravnik pro
hlasil, re McGintyova nadrazni
pfedloha prel zakonem obstoji
a nasledovne zadnych soud-
mich protestu Sc strany poplat
nictva, ze netfeba So obavati.
Dotceny spor prodlouzil Sc
ma cele zasedani, takze O j.
nych potrebach sc vcera v rade
ami nerokovalo. Prectena pouze
zadost painsvillske trakcni spo
lecnosti, ably smela zvysit jizd-
ne v obvodu mestskych hrani-
cich, nacez schuze byla skon-
cena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26

,PRODAJl Sc vyhrevnf kamna
ma mekke uhli. Haste Sc {.
37O3 E. 55 ul. 11-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
W.l!S',S:l J. Wll!' s; IW,S.S:]
TRETf ROZVOD. ,

Restaureter l.. A. WIles re
Sandusky zada o sOudni rOzlu-
u Cd sve pani, byvale herecky.
;Pripad stava Sc zajimavym tim,
re manzele rozesli Sc soudne
<jiz dvakrat pred tim a zas Sc
smifili Znovu sezdali. Wiles
i tentokrate tvrdi, re jeho chot
hledi 81 divadla vic nez vlastni
domacnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
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USPORNE ZNAMKY.


Robert V. Grouse, fiditel
kampane We prospech valec-
nych espornych znamek sdelu
Jc, re clevelandska quota, urce
ma vladou ma $16,OO0.O0O neni
ieSte dovrsena. SchaZi dOsud
So, 100000, kterazto castka mu
81 hyt do l. ledna "a znamky
strzena, nema-li Sc totiz mesto
nase pred celou americkou We
reinosti blamovat. V jinych
mestech 1sporne znamky mali
pry vGtsi odbyt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26

noho z nejlepsich stfelcd. Ne
|mecky rue. granat pfipravil je
10 zivot v bitve "a Mt. Mihiel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
PRED oDCHODEM.
Posledni prehlidka brancl v
tabore Sherman pfipada zitrku

Nacelnik vojenskeho. tabora
ISherman-C -Chillicothe, vratil Sc
|ycara z Washingtonu, kde -po-
poskytnuty mu veSkere. navody
ohledne demobilisace, rozpu-
steni nasich branch. Demobili-
SAGE tyce Sc predevs{m 95 PEST
divise, jez podrobi Sc poslsdni
Ivojenske inspekci Ultra, nacez
bude postupne demobilisovana.
Ku dotcene zitrejsi prehlidce
!pTiiede do Sherman guverner
Cox ,aby Sc s branci rozloucil,
Inacaz tito budou v mensich ce-
Itach domG dosilani - die toho
jakz drahy a trakcnf spolecno
lsti budou ku odvazeni voiska
Ipripraveny. =
Ubytovaci sbor, poctem 200
muzG, zGstane vsak v lezeni az
do chvile posledni, ably strezil
tabor nemecke civilisty Sher
man internovane. Jakmile hlav
nj ohajska vojska Sherman opu
sti, vojini z Francie budOu do
zmlneneho tabora stehovani a
pozvolna rovnez rozpoust6ni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
ZAHADA BUDE VYJAS-
NENA.

27. zari pozde v noci zardOu
sena byla Ma prerii bliz vych.
167 ul. pani Eliska Kreinbrin-
gova, bydlicf v elsie 1176 vych.
176 ulici. Jiz tenkrat theorie L.
radG byla, re nestastna zena
stala Sc ob6tf nejakeho Silence,
kteraztO domn6nka Zda sc byt
potvrzovana zatcenim kterehos
muze, jenz kratce pred svym
zatcenim pokusil Sc o samovra-
zdu. Jmeno zatceneho policie
taji, jiste vsak, re dotceny je
zurivym blaznem, jemuz. sve-
raci kazajka musela byt navle-
cena. Muz ten Kreinbringove
pronasi nesouvisle v6ty a pri-
znava, ze il zaSkrtil a oloupil.
Podle zmatenych vypovedi "a
tceneho dalo by Sc soudit. re
domnely vrah zakopal uloupe-
ne klenoty pobliz mista sveho
zlocinu, kde detektivove dnes
zahaji patrani.
Pani KreJnbringova, 28leta
matka dvou malych ditek byla
prodavackou v kterems doutni
karskem obchode ma Superior
ave. a v osudnou noe vracela sc
domG karou kratce po desate
hodin6. Prepadena a zardouse-
ma byla n6kolik minut po opu-
stem kary.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
LAKEWOODSKE SKOLY
OPET ZAVRENY.

V pfedmesti Lakewood opet
uZavfeny vSecky vefejne far
nj skoly, ponevadz spanelska
chripka znovu se tam objevila.
Nekolik pfipadu influenzy obje
venO vcera meZi zactvem a pro
to dalsi skolni prazdn,ny byly
narizeny. Pakli epidemic brzy
nevymizi, rovnez lakewoodska
divadla veSkere vefejne loka-
ly budou uzavfeny, kterezto OBJ
mezovani dotklo by Sc tam
nejsich kostelG.
WSS |, |WSS] Y, s
TRETf ROZVOD.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
1WSSl [WsS]
POzAR MA CEDAR AVE.

Dnes ranO po druhe hodine
vznikl pczar v budove {. 2630
Cedar ave., kteryzto dunn vyho-
rel v pul hodine al do zakladu.
Ohen vznikl nasledkem preto-
'peni vyhrevni pece a skoda OBJ
,naSi $4,000. Poskozenym jest
italsky ovOcnaf, Louis Angelo,
ktery v residence te bydlef>se
svou p6ticlennou rOdinOu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
DlVADLO
"MORskA PANNA".

+. Y. ~ .sT
Vid6li jste jiz skutecnou Nor
|skou Pannu, ktera uni dobre
plavat, a vodit rybare "a nos?
|Nevid6li? Toz Sc ma nj ~jd6te
podivati.v nedeli dine l. prosin-
ce do Ceske Narodni Sine. Spa
trite Morskou Pannu cele sve
nadhere, jak dovede tahaui pc
nize ze zamilovanych blaznI.
;Jedna 2 takovych obeti moi'ske
sireny jest statkar Hrdy, ktery
81 po dvacetipetiletem manzel-
stvi, jak Sc rfka vyhodf z kopy-
tka, totiz vyjede 81 oslavit svoji
stribmou veselku, ale sobec sta
Try svoji zenu ubohou Gabinku
necha donna. Ma Rynskem par
niku sejde Sc Sc svymi dvema
prateli z mladi, kteri taktez Wy
Nei 81 do sveta "a tim samym
lcelem jake statkar Hrdy. HUI
ra to .stoji "a podivanou ma ty
3 mlsne kocoury jak Sc fanti "a
kazdou zenskou sukni. Hrdy
ku velke zlosti jeho druhych
Ipratel ziska 81 prizen krasne ci-
ri danny, a stane sc jejfm O.
tchrancem. Byti ochrancem kra-
sne danny, stoji dnesni dobou
|velke penize. o tom Sc tez pre-
Isv6dcil mas mily hrdina, a sice
Ikdyz v pristavnim lazenskem
m6ste jeho krasna neznama Oh
ljednava 81 ma jeho ucet vseli-
',jae drahe toalety a klobouky.
Jeden takovy klobouk stal 200
jfrankG. Tohle kdyby tax Cabin
ka vedela. Nejdrazsi klobouk
ktery kdy pro Gabinku koupil
,stal celych sest zlatek. Nu kdyz
se zblaznf stary, zblazni Sc
hodne. I
Pc mnohych veselych zauzle
Mich a vyuzlenich objevi sc tn
cista jasna Gabinka sama.
Och to prekvapeni. Ale vsech-
no dobre dopadlo. Hrdy uni
dobre That co nedokazou
dnes penize.
Gabtnka 81 odveze muze do
mG a je presvedcena, ze ma to-
no nejlepsiho nejvernejsiho
muze pod sluncem.
Dramaticky Krouzek Vcelka
hraje toto divadlo We prospech
Ceskoslov. Republiky. Hrano v
Clev. poprve. Zaopatrte 81 list
ky cas-, ktere jsou v predpro-
deli u pani Vackove vedle Mar.
Sine a u M. Navratilove V IRA
dovne Mar. Sdruzeni.
OZn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26

jenz pred rokem vstoupil dc
vojska dobrovolne, padl ma bo-
|jisti We Francii. Zpravu jeho
|zaniku obdrzel vcera starSi je-
no bratr,. rovnez zdejsi polici-
sta. G. Nadsady byval zde Gle
nem tax zvane mravnostni pol.
Getty a arlnade platil "a jed
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
W!sS] WSSl
POSVfCENSkA ZDRAVICE

Mayor Davis zaslal vcera ma
sim hochim do Francie a ma
nemeckem dzemi operujicim
posvicenskou zdravici, kteryz-
to kabelogram byl adresovan
ma gen. Farnswortha, nacelni-
ka 81. PEST divise z Clevelan.
d'anG a hochG z Ohio vdbec
Sc skladajici. Kabelogram ma
yoriv mi: "Cleveland posila
srdecnou zdravici a blahoprani
svym vojinim, prftomne ma ne
mecke pIde operujicim. Jsme
hrdt ma zdatnost a uspechy ma
sich hochG a netrpelive oceka-
vane navrat-tychz."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
sTkELBA v HoLfRNE.
23leta Ruska smrteln9 zran<nA
a jeji skddce spachal samo-
vrazdlA

V holirne Rusa Dimitrij Bio
kovice, 1923 vych. 83 ul., "a
mestnana byla jako "doktorka
krasy" 23leta Jennie Stankovi-
cova. Vcera Jennie ocekavala
obvyklou tydenni mzdu a kdyz
Dimitrii s vyplatou otalel, mezi
obema doslo ku slovnf pItce,
kteryzto vasnivy spor skoncil
|krveprolitim. Ukvapeny Bloko
vic tasil Itotiz revolver a divku
strelil do prsou, -zpdsobiVsf il
TAX poran6ni smrtelneho' razu.
Mezi tim co sbehnuvsf Sc lide
zabyvali Sc postrelenou, dtoc-
mix uchylil Sc do sousedni mist
nosti a dobre mfrenou ranou Ii
vot svij skoncil.
Jennie zapasf prftomne Sc
smrti v luteranske nemocnici a
pozdstatky samovrahovy odve-
zeny do okresnf marnice. Poll
Gle mysli, ze strelba povstala
nasledkem nejakeho milostne-
no nedorozumeni nikoli k WI
Ii penezGm.
Stankevicova jest divkou We
lice slicnou a pomerne vzdela-
nou.
TTTC67 TYTCC1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26

YssAA Co Sc mIze clovsku pri-
hodit, kdyz mu nahodou obziv-
ne socha dozvite &C pfi pfedsta
veni "MRAMOROVE MfLEN-
KY" v &. NJ. .Sini ma Broadway
We ctvrtek 28. listopadu. TYL.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26
MsA US 81 MSS My!SS|.!S
ODJELI.

Vojensky tabor Edwards,
rozlozeny vychodne cd radni-
ce, byl dnes opusten a tamnej-
81 posadka nastoupila zpatec-
nj jizdu do camp Custer, Mich.
Rovnez aviatiove vratili Sc do
Dayton. O., a Central zbrojnice
je temer jiz vyprazdnena. Sta
delnikd zabyva Sc balenim W.
stavnfch predmetd lehci kusy
byly jiz do Pittsburgh poslany.
Ultra nebude po vystavisti u
jezera ami potuchy.,
WS'Sll rs 81 |W!!!!S'ISl |,!!!!'I
BYVALY POLICISTA PADL
= We FRANCH.
Byvaly mestsky straznik G.
Nadsady, 1924 Manor ave.,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-26

49, Nepromeskejte pfilezi-
tost k vesele nalads a zamluv-
te 81 yeas listky u p. Vacka v
G. N. Sini ma veselohru 'Niobu'
aneb 'sMramorovou milenlku".
TYP, We ctvrtek ma americke
posviceni 26. listopadu.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-02
WATERS SENDING
OUT SQUADRON TO
:. ~ ROUND UP BANKS
Recalcitrant Institutions to Be
Given One More Chance
= to Come In

Banks who have not responded to
State Bank Examiner Waters recent
letter inviting them to get under the
new bank deposits guaranty act or
get out, will be called upon within
the next few days by one of force
of ten special deputies whom Mr.. Wa
ters will send out beginning Monday.
A majority of the 700 state banks
have qualified as required by the new
guaranty act, but there are some
which have declined to be good, and
which are still carrying as assets pa.
per which the state examiner has or
dered ditched. The act gives the state
examiner authority to cancel the char
tiers Of any Of these institutions which
do not ultimately come to time,
Mr.. Waters believes the appropria-
tion Of $1,000 made by the special ses.
sion, while smaller than expected, will
suffice to place the act in operation,
and he hopes to have the new law in
smooth running order by June /. The
guaranty fund, built up by assessing
each bank one-twentieth of one per
cent on its average daily deposits, Is
not carried in the state treasury, but
remains on the books of the bank as.
sessed, merely as credit to the guar
anty fund, to be drawn on pro rata
when there is loss to be paid. North
Dakota has been remarkably free from,
frenxied finance OF late years, and the
guaranteeing of deposits is not .ex.
pected to prove costly for any Of the
banks. Their initial assessment Is an
insignificant sum.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-02
AMERICAN ISSUE GIVES
WATKINS FULL CREDIT

The American Issue, national organ
of the anti-saloon league, lists North
Dakota as the fifth state to ratify the
national prohibition amendment and
the first state to do SO in special ses-
sion. 1t gives much credit for this
result to Supt F. L. Watkins of the
Law Enforcement league of North Da-
kota, whom 1t quotes as having left
the hospital at Shakopee, Mimi, and
hastened to Bismarck, when he learn
ed that the legislature was called in
special session, so as to lend his in.
fluence In favor of ratification" The
fact that Mrs. Elizabeth Preston An.
derson, state president of the Won
ems Christian Temperance union. al
SO was on the ground, is overlooked,
as is the certainty that with or with
out Mr.. Watkins and Mrs. Anderson
the state legislature was so firmly
committed to prohibition that It would
not varied single vote.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-02
OPEN SEASON FOR !.
CORPORATIONS is
FLOODING OFFICE
Secretary Of State Issues Many
Charters to New State
Concerns 2-

The open season for corporations
has descended on the secretary OF
states office. Charters issued recent.
ly include the following
Auto Supply Co., Grand Forks; S. s.
Trickey, Alvarado; N. R. Lodeen, AL.
varado; E. J. Stewart, Grand Forks;
100000.
Equity Cooperative Insurance Co.,
Fargo; ]. J. Mu1ready, l.. B. Hender-
son, NJ B. Pearsons, H. E. Day, "A. C.
Shiveley, E. A. Palmer, B. B. Callahan,
all of Fargo, capital 100000. Author.
ize1 to write fire, hail, tornado, dr0utd,
automobile, lightning and cyclone
risks.
Lidgerwood Motor Service Co., Lidg.
erwood; B. w. E. Riese, Joseph Saum.
weber, Anton Wohlwend, Lidgerwood;
$4,000.
Londa Mercantile Co., Landa; c. G.
Jacobson, T. NJ. Jacobson, B. X.
Brekke; $4,000
Lange Farm Co., Webster; Theresa
b., Julia, Dora, John v, and Frances
" Lange; capital $4,000. A Z
Peterson & Jorgenson, mercantile
company; Olav R. and Signe Jorgen.
sen and Lyvig c.. and Sigrid ]. Peder.
sen; $25,OOO q IL.
Brown-Slocum Co., Cakes; B. W.
Slocum, Charles ]. Brown, o. E. Rug.
stav:: $4,000.
Peoples Yard. Jamestown; Cecil
and Maud H. Dunlop, Otto F. Crawford,
O. J. Seller, $4,000
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-02
SHAW FAILS TO
BLOCK CUSTER
IN HIGH COURT
Three Justices of Supreme Bench
Decide Governor Has
Authority
PROCEEDINGS TO CONTINUE
Expected Referee L. j. Wehe Will
Begin Taking Testimony
Soon .:. g..

The Shaw custer fight is on again
as result of 4 three to two opinion
of the supreme court handed down
this morning which affirms the de-
cision of Judge Cole in district court
denying Mayor w. S. Shaw of Minot
a writ of prohibition which would pre-
vent Governor Frazier from depriving
the Magic City chief executive of his
job on charges of inefficiency growing
out Of the ,Minot vice raids.
Custer proceedings against Shaw
were commenced by Governor Frazier
months ago, and l.. J. Wehe of Devils
Lake was named referee to take evi
dence in the hearings. Shaw then
filed a petition in the district court
of Ward county for writ of prohibi-
tiCn, alleging that the North Dakota
statutes providing for the removal Of
municipal officers by the governor ex
pressly except the president of city
commission, who, Shaw claimed, can
not be held to be the same as the
mayor of a city,
Cole Denied Writ.
Judge Cole denied the writ, and
Shaw appealed to the supreme court,
where the case was argued some time
ago, Judge E. B. Goss appearing for
the petitioner and appellant. Judge
Goss argued that the governor had
no authority whatsoever over the
president of city commission, and
that the police powers of the chief OF
city commission were not the same
as those of the mayor of a city operat-
ing under the council plan; and that
President Shaw could not be held re-
snonsible for the shortcomings of the
Minot police department to the same
extent in which such responsibility
might apply had he been mayor.
State Upheld.
The state argued that the president
of city commission and a mayor are
as one, under the law, and that the act
giving the governor power to remove
for cause applied with equal force to
either. Unless petition for rehear-
ing is filed, it is expected that Referee
Wehe will begin the taking of testi-
molly in the custer proceedings in
the near future
Chief Justice Andrew A. Bruce
wrote the opinion of the court, which
was concurred in by Justice Eirdzell.
Justice Grace especially concurred,
and Justices Robinson and Christian
son filed dissenting opinions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-02
FRAZIER IN FAVOR "
OF NAMING FORMER
MEMBERS ON BOARD

Governor Frazier is said to favor
the retention Of Dorr H. Carroll Of
Minot, who has been chairman Of the
provisional council of defense, as vice
chairman of the body created by an
act of the special session, and the
reelection of F. O. Hellstrom OF Bis
marck to be secretary The governor
has indicated that so far as possible
the twelve members whom he is
authorized by this law to name, one
from each judicial district, will be se-
lected from the ranks Of the originAl
30 members Of the defense hoard. TAo
election of a vice chairman ana aecfe-
tary will be matter for these tWelyo
members, with the sgov1fnof; - IT,
attorney general,s to. RI = IL
first meeting Ol the coe4cl1, N1A;
VIII be held q dla sclly lge = I! =
EtAtufl e q
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-02
SAMMIES NOW
WITHIN SIXTY
FEET0F HUNS
American and German Trenches
Now in Easy Pitching
Distance n...
WATER FILLING DUG-OUTS
Marshiness Has It's Advantages
Soldiers Well Pleased
With Food

With the American Army in France,
Friday, Feb. American troops in
trenches on the French front at one
place are only sixty feet from the
German lines. In another place mile
Of ground separates the opposing posi-
tions. At this point, however, there
are number of ponds and neither
side apparently desires to occupy the
"atcr-covered ground
Trenches in Marsh.
The American trenches are IT,. more
or less marshy ground, making the
use Of duck boards" necessary at all
times, except when the trench water
and mud are frozen. The trenches
were shallow when the Americans
moved in, but since then they have
been deepened and improved. In ev-
cry dugout the soldiers work almost
constantly at the pumps keeping out
the water which seeps in. But the
Watery conditions are unfavOra Bile for
trench rats, and few OF them are seem
.. Thrilling at Night. , :.
The scenes at night is thrilling and
inspiring. On the firing platforms,
the men stand near their rifles. Others
splash through the trench, some
times slipping from the duck boards
into water above their knees. They
are probably going out on patrol. II
the position is near the enemy lines,
hardly word is ever, spoken aoove
4 whisper. 4 - :
Far away to one side of the position.
a white stream shoots up in the sky.
and breaks into white. balls that throw
a light Gus II from powerful electric
batteries. = ~.
The reflection shows wire entangle.
ments and scrubby bushes on the hills
nearby, then the lights die out.
Rear Of Guns.
All the while there is the intermit,
tent roar OF guns and a whistle as Of
express trains as projectiles go rush
ing over the American trenches, seek.
:ng German targets The American
soldiers have become so accustomed
% such sounds that now they appar
emily pay no attention to. them. Every
uow and then, the sound of a shell
explosion is audible.
Every man in the line at all times
has his eyes open for two kinds o
colored rockets. One is green and the
other red. The first means asphyxiat-
ing gas and the other calls for bar
rage
The sniper Shots.
lntermittently during the night.
there comes from different parts Of
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-02
NEW T0WNLEY
SCHEME WILL
( BR'IQUET.C GOAL
Development4of Ignite Industry
en- ~ Huge Scale Con.
I'D .templated
CAPITALIZED FOR MILLION
Porter Kimball, J. j. Hastings and
William Olson Among
Directors
CAPITALIZED FOR MILLION

The most recent addition to the
long string OF TQWnley; .enterprises
operating in North Dakota is the Peo7
pies Coal Co., of Fargo, incorporated
for $1,000,000 for the purpose OF de-
veloping the Ignite resources of the
state The company plans to acquire
rights to the Fernholz process of
briquetting, said to be in successful
use by the Johnson Fuel Co., of Fair,
fax, S. D., at Scranton, N. D., and else
where, and to establish somewhere in
the western part of the state, pre-
rerably near DickinsOn,a a large plant
to which will be delivered raw mater
ial by steam-shovel mining capable
Of producing thousands OF tons daily.
This Ignite, in the briquetted form,
will be sold in North Dakota at an
average retail price of. 81 the ton,
Howard r. Wood, speaker of the last
house of representatives and former
state manager of the league claims.
The incorporators Of this enterprise
are Porter Kimball of st. Paul, a
league member of the, Fifteenth as
sembly; William Olson of Valley City
deputy state fire marshall, j. J. Hast
ings, formerly of the Youmans bank
at Minot. lated with the Nonpartisan
league in an executive capacity, and
now of the leagues Scandinavian
American bank at Fargo; and George
Fannen, H. j. Hagen, G. o. Bjore and
F.. c. Heaton, all of whom give Fargo
as their address. -...
Apparently along the same line is
another league corporation, newly
chartered, known as the Federal De-
velopment Co. of Fargo, whose incor-
porators are Thomas Allen Box of
Casselton, J. W. Martin of st. Paul and
R. C. Doyon of Fargo. The capital
stock is. $4,000, and the prospective
operations as described in it's articles
embrace coal mining and briquetting,
transportation, prospecting and boring
.or oil, gas and other minerals, the
ownership of railways and steamship
lines, and host OF other things.
Then there is the Kimball- Hastings
Investment Co., another league insti-
tuition, apparently, but not associated
so closely with the two previously
named Porter Kimball, this time OF
Fargo; Thomas Allen Box of Cassel-
ton.. and J. j. Hastings of Fargo are
the incorporators, and the capital
stock is $25,OOO.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-02
10000 GUNWlPERS
FOR OUR SAMlMlES

The manufacture of 10000 gunwip-
ers for the boys at the front is an
unique enterprise which the Bismarck
public schools have taken up. The
gunwipers, pieces of cloth, cotton or
one side and wool on the other, 2 1-2
inches square, are cut out and strung
together in strings of so, packed an.
shipped away to France, where they
will assist some Sammy in keeping his
rifle clean that he may protect his
section of the trenches. The schools
feel that they are. very close, to the
firing line in this work, and they are
quite enthusiastic over it.