davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
On 2paaoom.

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for 9oe Citober 1906. iom ieg mn tror
tuube barre prro SpGrtcn uper iaicn
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mcgct bar lInnct iuo uoiidd trrfienoe.
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%iortnnoe. 0ui5 man IGaqer iig hans
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er mango. Der sniier at bere liot. Sea
orter life al itripe ieIp. men Bet looeI
liz pei gisre G%lisebel. SuotiI GA. min
beoite 6ilieu. Z. u. 6ieIle.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
MrbcioolssbcSen / Spnocrjhanno.

Set inOenrisSminiitcricIIc slrbcio8.
uopalg, bpis Jormano er Geparte.
mcntacbci Seoel, bapoe iorleoen
Wsbe meo oct isnocripoife %iociole
llopalg. iom meo 1ebaftsr 1bomie,,
i Spioien / bisie Gage opboloer iig
/ aisbenbuon. ~llbpoIgets Spaope er
at iptte iig ino / oan'fe Sorbolo peo.
rsrenoc SnpoIioitets, og lllpffcSfor.
firing oq andre %iociole Spergsmool.
ibet Ssnoeripberne paa bette On.
raaoe er UNDER Ell nnoen Sronin0
enc Den, ma bar / 9anmarf. Ger
fsrtcs poo Wsbet Ell Sorbanbling ON
Nlrbcioslssheocn / SsnbcripQono %
ON, bpoo Der fan tGnfcs Qiort for al
uIbiGlpc Ben citcr 8ienforcningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Spifcrnc % Sanncbrua.

: Ell @ooro peb Ninberltp peo
GriitianSfelot ieireocS iorlcben @rpl'
liip, og bo Scnocripoernc / Gieblitfet
life fan tGufe iig at holoe Set noerl
Gannebroq, bar oct ielpislaellg bcilt
baaoe / @rpuupSganrocu % Nabo.
eaarben. Nicu fln fort Sio fit oet
0oo iii al oaic. Gu inf llnoeroificer
og TO Soloatcr itiacoe itrar citcr %
tog Slaacuc r,cb % foniiifcrcoc Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Vcnliae Gro.

Ses maa M ie nj at inSienoc min
Detailing for SIaoet, "a ies Ter. az Sioeu
or noe. Seq oil meo Oct ianrme iiripe
rogIe Orb oG tatfe FOR Der edmle Har
% al ben gooe Sr5ning. Slaoet brius
ger mig. Seq tuuoe life prre Net for
uoeu. Seq IGier mso SrtereSie "Seo
Hrnen" og peuter paa heus aourme. Seg
suiter ia ale Slaoeis 2eiere % 9ers
ionaIe et goot Nptaar % goo Srenreans
meo Slaoet! On ueulil Silien ira
Sobanues 6. Slion.
Dunlap. Soma. U. ,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Snorc Misiuns Spiifplc.

Taa ct @eitprelicsmcoe / Socnic
bar SrIlesbcitprclien for g. =. II. Mt.
% g. 4. II. q. opfcrorcbc Voitor
aiIoebp / SaSlcp iii at isge oprcttci
Ell Seiifole / Seuoeriplanb / Sililiit.
Ming til Snore WtiSiionS &siifoler.
@citprclicn for airfclig Sorening for
Srlorc Wi9lion / 9onmort bar / ct
@citprclieSmooc aipet Saacn lin An.
bcialing, og Yaitor Gilbcbp bar Der
citcr Iaat ga iii Spiororinaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

Wrs. &. 81. Snnbpe, al part
Miuneiota. opor9tter en-
spuiuser. SuotiI iaar
bar bun altio miit,t mango AZ
benl, men bun bar netop iuubst
Ell Waaoe b~porpaa fan iores
bpoees at be Dor al 9Sbite
Tiarrboea.
Sun tommsr EN- "Sape Ghid
jablet" / bpsr piut Grittepano.
bun Siper Spuinserne, os eiter
at be bar begpuot at Goe bldus
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
DC isnocrjNoifc Stnbcntcr.

Otter bpoo "ar. 9ngbl." eriorer,
bar Ger iorelsbig finn melot iig "a
ID i%snocripoife Stuocnter, Der On
fer at iortirtte Tine Stioicr peo
G%isbcnbapns llniperiitct, bpor oe ale
cr mootngnc oa inoifrepnc. aor.
iiiiorium i%orbonoler for lioen ON
Cronin9cn citrr SsnoeripuanbS
8icltiorcning mc6 3unmorf. Sor De
me Stuocuicr pil Spcrgongen ifc
gonife al Jig iclp. 2iot itsrrc Ban.
Ifcligbeb cr Ger mco sc Stuocnter,
Der bar ioretagct Ell Gel al line Stu.
bier peo be tpife llniperiitcter. Nen
ogioa FOR oeres Ieofomnenbc pentcr
man blirtigt en- Sroning, bporoco
bcreS tioligcrc Stuoietio regtes Dem
tilgo6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Sra Scneeriyuano.
Wraaitcn 8uos.

Otter iiffert Sorlnoeube or 8rer
Scbimmelmnrn, iibligere @p9holm,
9iebhober til @roaiten @obS / San'
beripllauo; % han fol boue bliot loo
meeet for oct. al 0aubeleu ianoipn.
ligpiS aoar i Srben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
st @jcniurcninas- Srimcrfc.

@ibliotbefar Grlina S~tccn5goorr
ircmintte Tor no9cn Sio iiocu Ocr
Sonfe, at maj lfilloe looc trnffe ct
Srimcrfe / g~nleoning al Ssnoeripl.
lambs 8~ienforening mco Tannlorf
Get isnoeripoife Sonb bar III mcS'
oclt @r. Steensgoarb, at oct oiI op.
taec 3anfen % isge ben reoliierei
beo Sorbanolina meo Toitpricnct
iaaleoes at Sonoet iaar Iuocl / oei
9eleb, ser inofommcr pco Salget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

@i bar holot ~9ecorabsY piten~ i bort
oiem / De iioite 80 GAR % fnoer mesen
Spgee os Sornsielie / ar lGie DEN.
gRr. % Rrs. Cars Sunser.
Heocueo Seaeb, Salii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

"6uspenneu" or edranterst / 10
sIar. men oil pare ell RennsifeaIoer.
Ge faar "Soiten- for baIu Yris. mar
&c tisbsr en- Taitin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

"feesrab. Soften % Seb arnen" III Norge
% SoHmari ,ciieF $3.50 ~. aar. 9ort0 ibs.
reguet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

DC. elsie TO Mrno por gooi portc
meo Nelfetuer. Ic off bare ct Steg
lpnger emo oereS Sar. De iloa fife
ino poa nogei, ionl por Dem trent
meo. Saoeren bapoc fanife taget
Sfrlotct ira "Scrubs" til araoeo
SoIltcins, mems Ssnncrne off oper
ira grooeb til iuIobIoos. 9oooe ia.
beren % Smnerne bapbe belle Siocn
lagt OH poa at p~rooucere Wielf, %
Oct er naturligt NOT, at DC belle Sioen
ogiaa lagoe al poa at bare ioa gooc
Wtelfefler iom mlligt. Te 10 ilr,gc
9rebre par oerfor i @eiiooclie al ct
goot Sorraob al proftiit @rioring
% Snoligt, ba Dc opertog lin Sar8
Sorm % Boiling.
Settc lfripcs life for at beto0c
lmgc MGnb 2piten til at gicre, bpoo
Sc TO nnge 9rpbre / Hbooe S@laub
gioroc. llngc Mrno fan burt;g
lore, boao DC life pe0, nuaar DC bare
for 9llpor logger an ocrpaa. hinge
Sarmlergltttcr bsr itloere Meltefu,
ipsr9smoalet rigtig goot. Der er
Terge / gooe Welfefuer for oen, ionl
iorItaor al iaa @engcuc no al Dem.
90 Oct maa 5remtiocnS 6armerc
lore of i%oritaa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19
GERMANS PROBE
RESPONSIBILITY
FOR WORLD War
Won Hindenburg and General
Ludendorff Attend Sessions
of Investigators Going On in
Berlin.

Berlin, Nov. 17.-Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg and General Ludendorff
will attend tomorrow mornings meet
ing of the subcommittee of the ma
tionaI assembly investigating respon-
sibility for the war.
Military authorities have made COM
prehensive provisions to forestall any
demonstrations, but the feeling in both
the reactionary and the liberal camps
is tense.
Interrogation of DIR. Karl Helfferich.
former German ice-chancenor, was
completed by the sub committee today.
During the final session Herr Wer-
muth suggested that the former vice
chancellor's protest against the fine OF
800 marks assessed against him Satur-
day for refusing to answer question
be read to the subcommittee. After
celebrating half an hour, Herr Wer-
muth's suggestion was rejected, but tho
penalty was confirmed.
In statement to the press. publish
ed this afternoon, Helfferich upholds
his refusal TO answer the question sub
mitted to him by Deputy Cohen on
Saturday saying Herr Cohen accepted
money from NJ. Joffe former Bolshevik
official Wolff bureau as declaring that
Herr Cohen in December, 1918, sttaed
he had gladly accepted Russian money
for bringing about revolution in Ger
many and had used it for that pur-
pose
An attempt was made to fix the
blame for the sending abroad of the
text of Former Emperor Williams
,eech in Alsace on the eve of the
German peace proposal in December.
1915. This resulted in the discovery
that the original order issued TO the
Wolff bureau was destroyed during the
occupancy OF that organizations Of
flee by the Spartacans last winter.
The subcommittee desired TO run
down the responsibility for publishing
the former emperor's declaration that
Germany would be satisfied only with
victory peace at the moment DR..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19
|LIVINC COSTS
INCREASE LATE
REPORTS SHOW
Statistics for August just Made
Public, Show Advances on %
Main Articles of Food Rang
ing AS High As 6 Per Cent.

Washington, Nov. 1s.-Prices of
many articles of food increased in
August, but in most cities beef prices
declines. A report today by the bu-
reau of labor statistics listed increases
as follows:
Eggs and rice, s per cent, each.
Potatoes and raisins, 4 per cent.
Evaporated and fresh milk. coffee
and prunes per cent.
Pork chops, butter. corn meal,
rolled oats, navy beans, and sugar. 2
per cent, and canned salmon, ,oleomar-
garine, cheese, bread, macaroni and
oranges L per cent. Ham. nut mar
garine and tea showed an increase of
less than five-tenths of i per cent.
Atlanta and Jacksonville showed 8
per cent increase for the month in re-
tail cost of % principal articles of food
combined, while other southern cities
showed only / to per cent.
Compared with August a year ago
Memphis showed the highest percent
age of increase. it being IS per cent.
Birmingham and Mobile showed 16
per cent, New Orleans Is per cent;
Charleston and Jacksonville Ia per
cent; Atlanta, Houston, Norfolk, Rich
mond and Washington II per cent. and
Little Rock 10 per cent.
Birmingham had the highest aver
age yearly total family expenditures
for the combined % articles of food in
the fifty largest cities of the country
It's total was S75S46 Mobile was
second of the fifty cities with $74S.S3
New York's total was s669.5o and
Chicago's s662-52. Totals of other
Southern cities were Atlanta s7o104:
Charleston s699.1o; Dallas s747.02:
Houston S712.94: Jacksonville, s699S2;
Little s736.35: Memphis s746.09; New
Orleans s716.72; Norfolk s71067: Rich
mond s690.23; Washington s71s22
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19
W 0 RID WIDE
EXP ANSION OF
Y YCONSIDERED.
Organization of 10000 Welfare
Workers of Association to Be
Effected At FOrtieth Tri-En-
nial Convention.

Detroit. Mich, Nov. 1s.-Organiza-
ton of 10000 welfare workers of the
Young Mems Christian Association
who wore the red triangle" during the
war, is to be effected at the fortieth
triennia1 convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association of North
America which opens here tomorrow
for five days session ending next
Sunday night.
Important subjects to be discussed
will be those of world wide expansion
of the Y. NJ. c. A.. on permanent
peace-time basis. continuation of
American "Y" war work overseas, CO.
operation of the organization in help
ing to assimilate back into American
and Canadian civil life the 100000
men who served in both armies and
navies. plans to help stamp out Boil
shevism, the building of army 'shuts''
for ex-service men in rural districts.
the possible employment of women as
Y. NJ. G.. A. secretaries, 2.700 of them
having served during the war, expan-
sion of work on behalf of negroes and
the furtherance of cooperation be-
tween Protestant churches.
Tn all the history of the Y. NJ. c.
A., there never has been an assembly
called to present so many issues of
urgent importance" said DIR. John r.
Mott general secretary of the inter-
national committee and national war
work council of the organization to-
night.
Five thousand delegates, including
Y NJ. c. A leaders from virtually
every part of the world are gathered
here for the convention. f. w. Aver,
of Philadelphia, will be temporary
chairman. The conference will be the
first international gathering since the
United States. entered the war. the last
having been held in Cleveland in 1916
Five continents are represented and
there are delegates from Canada, Mex
leo and the insular possessions of the
United States as vel as from Europe,
Asia. Africa and Australia Canada's
representatives include c. H. Wood,
chairman; and Charles w. Bishop, gem
eral secretary of the National Council
of Canada, both of Toronto. Richard
Williamson, of Mexico City. is here
representing the Mexican Y. NJ. c. A.
A typical "Y'' hut of the army can
tonment type and a replica of the she'll
shattered French dwellings at yeren-
mes which served as a temporary Red
Triangle front line canteen, have been
erected in Grand Circus park in the
heart of Detroit's business section. and
house a comprehensive exhibit OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. war work. which will be
opened to the public tomorrow.
Among those who will speak on
continued cooperation of the Y. NJ. c.
A, with the army and navy will be
Secretary Daniels and Commander
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19
GLASS RESIGNS
TO ENTER SENATE
President Praises Work. As
Secretary of the
Treasury.

Washington. Nov 1s.-The formal
resignation Of Carter Glass as Secre-
tary of the Treasury. together with a
letter from President Wilson. paying
high compliment to his work both in
the house and recently as secretary
and urging him to accept the appoint
ment as United States Senator from
Virginia. We're made public tonight
by the treasury. Glass had offered to
remain in the treasury n necessary.
It is understood he will begin his
1fsffes as senator December first
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19
PHoNEo FROM cResTMEw.

To The PENSACOLA journal.
We are certainly well pleased
With results from Journal ad-
vertising. just to illustrate,
we ran an eight-inch space an
nouncing the arrival of new shot
guns and hunters supplies. To-
day we not only did good local
business. but received a long
distance call from Crestview
from a hunter who said he had
seen our announcement in The
Journal and as a result ordered
a shot gun and ammunition
enough so as to make a substan-
tial order. This will reach him
Wednesday morning as we sent
it out today.
RAYS CORNER HARDWARE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19
LONE TRAIN ROBBER
HOLDS UP LIMITED.

Cheyenne. Wyo., Nov. 18.-The
westbound Union Pacific passen-
ger train known as the Los An
geles limited, was held up to-
night and the passengers robbed
near Medicine Bow. The train
robber, who operated single
handed, is believed to be William
Carlisle, a train bandit who es-
capped Saturday from prison at
Rawlings by hiding in box OF
shirts. Posses have been look
ing for him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19
EAST COAST STORM
Is MOVING NORTH

Washington, Nok. 1S.-The
disturbance off the Florida East
Coast Monday nigI a1Rarently
has moved a shozH d3 bee to
northward with Continued gales
the weather bureau announced
tonight. No strong winds are
expected on the coast however
portion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19
Read the Real Estat, Adv,s.

in today's journal. To sell or rent
Real Estate. advertise The Jour
nal. The Journal has ban the lead
ing Real Estate medium in West
Florida for over 90 years
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19

No. s-continued on Pace Two
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19
Compromise Moves On Reserva-
tions Indicate Final Vote Will
Come i'm Senate On Thurs
day.
HITCHCOCK AND LODGE
CONFER ON PROGRAM
Reservations Resigned to Equal
ize Voting in League and Hav-
ing to Do With international
Labor Questions Adopted.
HOUSE ADJoURNs TODAY

Washington, Nov. 1S.-The
senate tonight adopted a reso-
luton authorizing the house to
adjourn tomorrow after adopting
a resolution authorizing the sem
ate to quite when it sees fit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19

No. 2-continued on Page 2,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19

No. Continues on Page 2.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-19
Is NO HOPE FOR
LAKE FREIGHTER
Crew of Twenty-Five Given Up
as Lost in Erie
Gale.

Cleveland. Nov. 17.-Owners aban-
doned all hope for the lake freighter
John Owen of Cleveland. this after
noon on report that wreckage bear
ing the vessels name was found.
There is no trace of the crew of 81
who were caught in the gale last
week
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-28
Clerical Would-be Lothario
Spends Night in City Bias
tile, and is Fined SIS For
Disorderly Conduct When
Arraigned Today Before
City Police Magistrate.

~ .-rE H r
A minister Of the Methodist church,
visiting in Grand Forks Sunday, was
arrested Sunday night as a result of
an attempt to mash Miss Mary
Berg, city policewoman.
When arraigned in police court this
afternoon he entered a plea of guilty
to a charge of disorderly conduct and
was fined SIS by r. j.. Purcell, police
magistrate.
The minister's f9me is withheld by
The Herald for the present out of
consideration for his wife and two
children, and the community in which
he serves. "e&.
Miss Berg was at the Great North
err depot Sunday night when the
minister accosted her. She paid little
attention to the matter at the time,
supposing it to be a case of mistaken
identity, but later when she left the
depot, the minister followed her.
He proceeded to walk up the street
by her side for several blocks and
by the time the neighborhood of the
city hall had been reached, had
made several suggestions to her of an
indecent nature.
Patrolman Lynch had followed the
pair, and at this point in the pro-
ceeding Miss Berg signalled him and
he at once arrested the would-be
Lothario. The latter was taken to
the police station and when he was
searched the fact that he was a
Methodist minister with a charge In
this state was revealed. !.
When arraigned in police court
after spending the night in Jail he
entered a plea of guilty.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-28
MEETING WILL
PLAN MEMORIAL
Gathering to Honor Those
Who Will Not Return
From Service Planned.

A meeting will be held some day
this week for the purpose of laying
plans for the Memorial Service to be
held some Sunday in August In
memory of those soldiers, sailors,
marines and nurses of Grand Forks
county who gave their lives in the
service during the great war.
Plans as roughly outlined at pres
ent are for the holding of a memorial
service some Sunday in Lincoln Park
to do honor to service men and won1-
en- of the county who lost their lives
in the war.
Those who are planning the service
believe such an occasion would be
entirely fitting and appropriate for
honor should not be shown alone to
those service men who have returned.
The huge collection July 4 was
for those who have returned
and the service now being planned win
be in honor of those who will never
return.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-28
JONES ADMITS !.
ASSAULTCHARGE
Arrested on Complaint of
Local Girl Who Says ,
He Choked Her

John Jones, a, commercial traveller,
was arrested Saturday night after an
assault on a girl employed in a local
ice ream parlor in the course Of
which she. declares that he .choked
and otherwise -mispsed her in an effort
to compel her to yield to his wishes.
Jones it appears was taking the girl
home from the store where she work
ed late Saturday night. He. attempt
ed, it is said, to make improper ad-
vances to her. On her repulsing him
she says hat he attacked her, at
tempting to choke back her cries. go.
The girl cried out for help, and two
passers-by came to her assistance.
Jones was arrested and vas taken to
the police station. where a charge of
assault with intent to commit rape
was preferred against him.
After a conference of the authori-
ties with the girl in question this
morning, however, Jones was allowed
to plead guilty to a charge Of assault
and battery. He was sentenced to pay
a fine of SIS and to spend 80 days in
the county Jail.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-28
HOUSING WORK
IS DESCRIBED
The Government Landscape
Architect is Visitor in
City Today.

Phelps Wyman. landscape architect
of Minneapolis. who laid out the
campus of the University of North Da-
kota, was a business visitor in Grand
Forks today.
During the last year or more Mr..
Wyman has been connected with the
United States Housing corporation.
the government organization formed
to take care of. the housing problem
in the vicinity of munitions plants, in
Washington, etc.
Telling of the work of this body
today, Mr.. Wyman said hat it's work
was divided into, three divisions, that
of the architects who had charge Of
the erection of the houses themselves,
the engineers who saw to the lighting.
heating. sewers, etc, and the land
,scape architects who were in charge
of laying out of grounds, etc.
Some idea of the magnitude of the
work may be gathered from the fact
that at the time of the close of the
wal the government was contemplate
ing the expenditure of over 800, OO0,-
600 on a single project in the vicinity
of PITTSBURGH Pa.