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ALLIES To BACK
OMSk kASRUSS|A
ANDWRECKREDS
Recognition as Soon as
Peace Is Signed Is
British Scheme.
WILSON HEARS SOv|ETs
REGIME EXISTS BY BLUFF

Washington, April I8.-Great in
terest has been aroused in official
and diplomatic circles here, it was
learned today, by private advices
from London, stating that Great
Britain, France, Italy and the Unit
ed States propose 70 recognize the
0msx government as the de facto
government on non boIshevik Russia
as soon as the peace treaty is sign
ed and the details incident to it have
been concluded.
This proposed solution OF the
Russian problems is said to have
been intimated by Premier Lloyd
George in discussions of the situa-
ton with British and Russia leaders
in London.
FOOD WILL T0PPLE REDS.
President Wilson, if was learned
authoritattiveIy today, has nforma-
tion that an appearance of boisheVik
strength IS now being made thru
the concentration of the armed
forces at single points at the sac
rifiee OF the rest of Russia. The
president also has been informed, II
was said that boIshevism rapidly is
losing ground and that. with the re-
ceipt of the food supplies, the move
meat will quickly collapse.
SIBERIAN REGIME SOLID.
The Paris conferees have been KEEP
-dvlsed of the situation in Siberia
where the 0msk government general
las been successful despite local trou
lies in the eastern portion, officials say
The London advices are said to point ou
hat the stability of all sections of non
European Russian under the control 0
on bolsheyists has led to the decision
o recognize the Omsk government a
e facto
District improvement in the financia
ituation in Siberia is indicated in
ahegram received by the Russian
mbassy here from the minister of for
ign affairs at Omsk.
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GERMAN CAPITALS CUT OFF

Berlin, April 18.-(By the Associ-
Presst -- Railroad communication be-
tween Berlin and Munich has ceased.
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nANlEls vIsIIs Big Rnck

0'H ITO . N
Coblenz. April f1.-tBy The Associat-
ed Pressl.-Jesephus Daniels. secretary
Of the United States navy. crossed the
Rhine yesterday and visited Ehren-
breltsteIn-
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ITALIANS ASK SOP
FOR PARLIAMENT
AT PEACE TABLE
Want Adriatic Settlement Hurried in Their Favor
to Report to Session Opening April "a; Japan
to Bring Up Kiao Chau.
President Can Retun in NAV.

ell of four intends to settle this que
tion at today's session.
Evening star., 1919-04-27
SHORTY IN A NEW ROLE

tive party who can't stand josh
now and then. but when I finds I'm
furnishin' mirth for the whole town
1t kind Of got me wonderin' II /
wasn't overdoin' the thing. You
know. You don't mind doing the
clown act occasional il you take the
part with that understandin', but
when the crowd begins to guy your
serious lines that's something differ
ent
SO when gets home that eyenin' 1
pixies down to the village right after
dinner and hunts up Brick Hogan.
He's the ex-boss OF our district. Brick
is. and until the Citizens' League got
busy and busted up his machine he
ran our local politics with one hand
and his contractin' business with the
other. ! must say. too, now that I've
got to know him better. l think he
made a better job Of it all round
than our mixed bunch Of high -brows.
ministers and prominent business
men. And allowin' that Brick did
get his rake-on on street openings,
Evening star., 1919-04-27
ORD THAT I'M ASHAMED OF. YOU'VE

"Mr. Dishler," says the Hon. Hi,
stiffenin, represents a certain elem
ent OF our constituency which the
citizens league was bound to recog-
nize. Besides, he is one Of our leading
shopkeepers and a reputable citizen.
Now we're gettin' somewhere" I
puts in. "And when it comes to me
Say. ] expect I'm a blot on the
scutcheon. eh?"
~ had hardly intended to go into
that" says the Hon. Hi. but since
you force the issue l must remind you
that your previous career in the prize
ring
'"Oh. come" breaks in Brick Hogan
Shorty isa't prizefghter now He
hasn't been for years, and you know
1t. He's property holder, family
man. and he behaves himself SO what
are you beefing about?"
'If you will allow me-" comes back
the Hon. Hi, crisp and snappy, II
would suggest that your indorseme ent
Mr.. Hogan. is no longer Of value to
amy candidate for Office in this
district. In fact. it is more apt to
raise suspicious against the person
you support"
Yes. I understand all that" says
Brick, humchin his shoulders. You
spotless reformers are ready to
believe I've got hoofs and forked
tail. which doesn't worry me bit.
You've made sad mess of running
public affairs, and the voters are
beginning to get wise TO you. So
every move l make give you shivers
up the spine. You know that Brick
Hogan can come back. And I'm
going to do 1t next November. But |
haven't started in yet McCabe isn't
one OF my strikers. He's one Of your
own men, and you were glad enough
to have his help as long as he kent
In the background. But when I try
to put him in a place where he can
Oe really useful you throw a At. Now
my advice to you. Bixby, is to lay on"
The Hon. Hi. springs one of them
sarcastic smiles OF his Your view
are neither novel nor interesting"
says he. AS for your advice. I shall,
disregard that utterly. ] think It
will take me but a short time to con-
vince McCahe that he should at once
resign as member OF the board of
education"
Listens menacin'. that does" SAYS
l. 'Go on. ] got my ear stretched
suppose I'm mulish enough not to
quit7'
And I'll bet you 4 hundred to ten
that he doesn't" puts in Rr;.L
What then. Bixbyr
Evening star., 1919-04-27
GOT ANOTHER ESS."

osition and do little boostin' for a
new high school building. but il they
keep puilin' this joke stun on me I'm
liable 10 mess somebody serious. It's
gettin' on my nerves already"
Bah" says Brick. "pont mind
'em. Let 'em yawp. That's all q
bunch OF commuters is good for any
way. They amt interested enough in
town affairs to take hold them selves.
but they're mighty free to roast any
body that does. They make the poor
est lot OF citizens you could. Eth?
Was that some one Knocking"
1t was. And when Brick sings out
for 'em to come in who should slide
through the door but the Hon. Hiram
Bixby. And for fear you haven't
heard about the Hon. Hi. before I'll
state that he's the big noise in Rock
hurst on the Sound. Oh. my. yes. He's
chairman of the Citizens League,
president OF the First National, chief
s,ockhoder in the nut and bolt works
and the heaviest owner OF un-
developed real estate in the county.
You could almost guess that by the
white banker side whiskers he wears
and the stiff way he holds his neck.
He's the sor. OF party YOU wouldn't t
like to have holdin mortgage on
" 18th the limit raised. When he dis
covers me danglin' one leg from the
corner OF Brick Hogan's fat-topped
desk he seems to get quite jolt. But
he RECEIVERS quick.
An. Mct'obe" says he How for
Mr. Hogan as TO this--er-somew
hasty appointment OF yours Now I
can speak directly to you both"
Looks IKE you could" says l.
shoot"
1T is quite possible" says the Hon.
cept the Office. or that you have not
considered The thing seriously"
Seriously" says t. why. as I've
jus. been tellir' Brick. it seems TO DO
one Of the funniest acts ever pulled
in Rockhurst."
The Hon. Hi sort of sucks in his
breath relieved. '"Then-then YOU
will decline?" he asks
why should he?" demands Brick.
81 think the reasons are obvious
enough says the Hon Hi. "McCabe
would not claim to be an educa ed
man. / am sure, and on the school
board we, expect
How about your man Dishler, tho
shoemaker" breaks In Hogan. call
n a highbrow. do your
Evening star., 1919-04-27

PAWN contracts and SO on. ! amt
sure but he was worth every dollar
Of it.
1t was couple Of years ago that we
rose up In our might and chucked out
the Hogan crowd, and all the grip on
public Affairs we left Brick was this
hold-over job on. the school board.
where he's been in hopeless minority.
Since then. though. I've been revisin'
my opinion OF Brick--maybe 1 told you
once how caught hin, red handed
snpportin' the children's ward at the
county T. 3. hospital out Of his own
pocket--and gradually we've establish.
ed more or less friendly relations. So
when l decides that l wants the details
Of this board of education appointment
that strikes everybody SO humorously
] goes straight at Brick
Who was the bright comedian that
thought that up?'' / demands.
Guilty" says Brick.
"Eh?" says :! You, What was the
big idea, anyway? Can't you amuse
folks some other way than by maxim
me public joke"
He's big. heavy. slow -motioned
man. Brick Hogan. who always seems
half asleep even in the midst of hot
debate. IL it wasn't for them keen,
steady eyes OF his you might think his
brain acted sort OF sluggish. But you'd
be badly fooled.
Sherry says he, did you ever
hear any one accuse me OF being hu-
morist?"
NO. says l. Everything but that"
We'll" says Brick. then there's
your snsv.. When | saw chance OF
siippirH w: In one the board | did 1t
ber. II you must know, Shorty. I'm
good and sick OF these amateur re-
formers. They're a lot of cutters"
He is just expiainin' how one Of 'em
had resigned because the monthly
board mestin' intereferd with some Of
his dinner party dates, and that four
other prominent citizens had side
stepped an appointment to All in the
term.
80 when they were all through"
says Brick. II suggests your ma me and
before they knew where they were at
the motion was carried. Then rushed
the recommendation over to the mayor
and had his appointment confirmed by
the council within an hour So there
you are"
Il had a hnnoh II must have happened
something like that" says ]. But hon
eat, Brick. have half a mind to got from
under. Course. ia like to help you
push through that play ground prop
Evening star., 1919-04-27

Uoat,nued IN Tenth paSeD
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER TO SHOW GAUSS on Fu-
nrd PEF!fIoH TO SELL LAND

ORDER TO snow GAUSS on Tr-
IH6 PETITION TO SELL LAND
State Of North Dakota, County Of
In the matter Of the estate Of George
J. Lenth, Deceased:
On reading and filing the petition Of
W. c. Monlux. administrator. setting
to his hands,. the amount Of debts out
standing against said deceased, and a
description Of all the real estate of
condition and value thereof; and pray
ing that license be to him granted to
sell the south haIr tS 1-2) of section
thirteen dsl, township one hundred
two Sss5 west AID it 81 ap pearl n'1 ~
said Petition. that there IS not SUM-
Client personal estate IN the hands Of
s s ssin. adn as 2 1.nd t. snd pay q no morts cage
purpose Is we'll as for other reasons it
Is necessary and for >the best interests
Of said estate to sell all of said real
It is therefore. ordered, that all per-
sons interested in said estate, appear
before the Judge Of this. court, on Tues.
day. the 18th day Of August, A. D. 1919,
in the City M County of Grand Forks
then and there to show cause, If any
there be, why license should not. be
granted to said administrator to sell
said real estate according to the prayer
1T is further ordered. that q copy Of
this order shall be published for four
successive weaa8 prior to the day Of
hearing in the Grand Forks Herald, a
newspapery published at Grand Forks,
N. Dak. and personally served on W.
e. Fuller. special guardian. at least ten
days before said day of hearing.
Dated At Grand Forks. the 2lst day
Of July 1918.
( By the Court.
4tfa IudRA of CO1i0tV CnNSf
COURT SEAL)
Mcintyre & Burtness
Attorney for Administrator.
July 22-2S-August b-l2
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HOUSES TO KENT.

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
FOR RENT
$50.00e room all modern house, fur
nished. on South 9Th st.
$lo.ooI room cottage on South Srd
Is 700 room cottage. city water free
on Dell avenu
s4seo.eoMN a. room on Al modern house on
house on North 7th Street.
$500. 90 room all modern house on
University Avenue.
$29o0.oo-7 room all modern house On
University Avenue.
100000. eroon: all, modern house on
University Avenue.
on Vernon Avenue.
$500. oo-9 room oil modern house on
Vernon Avenue.
$4,000 :oo-e room ali modern house on
Vernon Avenue.
t55oo.oo-7 room ali modern house on
Belmont Avenue.
f6eo0,o0-S. room all modern house on
Belmont Avenue
sssoe.o els room all modern house o.
$4,000 .oes.io room ali modern. hous. o.
North 6th Street
$500 .oo-1o room an modern house or
University Avenue.
$270o .0o--6 room house all modern but
heat, on Walnut Street.
$6b0o.00--7 room all modern house Or
North 3rd Street.
|:4S''. oon 8 u room Sar y 9 sS4 sa, se1ss clos
$500 .oo-s room all modern house OF
South 9TH Street:
w. H. KELSEY
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TO sIBDuE FLAMES.

Raritan, n, J., Aug. 4.-Six hundred
soldiers and civilians at the govern
ment arsenal here fought for several
hours today amid bursting shrapnel
shells to prevent fire from reaching a
shells and a nearby mine of T. N. T.
The fire followed a series of explos-
ions in a box car and ammunition
magazines shortly after one o'clock
this afternoon.
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sE NO~s >~ asafCGEA LALs- a&EEN &LASELtaN
Notice is hereby given that 4 special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Grand
Forks Street Railway Co. will be held
T~hird~Street, in the city OF Grand Forks,
state of North Dakota. on the Sthrs day
Of septenber, A. p. 1919, at 7:3o o'clock
IN the afternoon of said day, to; consider
the question of. and to authorize an Is.
sue OF bonds. by the Grand Forks Street
Railway Co... which bonds are to be ne
cured by mortgage upon the property, OF
series OF bonds In the sum 81 $4,000
iasued by b company under date 81
May Isl. 1913. which bonds are stili OUT
standing. and unDaid, d to provide for
the purchase OF now equipment FOR ana
the extension Of and improvement 10
the CompanysH street railway lines.
BY order Of the Board OF birNctOrs.
T. i. SMITH. President.
W q. A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TUNE i7-34. July i-s-1S-z1-3s. Aug SLID
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LEGAL NOTICES
1H60N

- q E II 49,
State Of North Dakota County Of
Grand Forks. in District Court, First
Judicial District
E. Barlow, Defendant.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action which COM
plant has been filed in the office of the
the County Of Grand Forks. North Dak-
ota- at his Office in the City of Grand
Forks in said County Of Grand Forks.
and to serve a copy of your answer up
on the subscribers. within thirty days
after the service of this summons upon
you. exclusive OF the day of service:
and in cas- Of you failure to appear or
answer, judgement viii be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated July 2sth, 1919.
Mcintyre & Burtness
Attorneys for Plaintiff
.-s Grand Forks. n. D.
ANr H.13-1Q.16-Cenf %
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HAT mEANINa

WE CLEAN AND AREELCCK ALL
kinds Of hats, ladies. n .men's:5 Send
by mail. We pay return parcel post.
N.s3dEst:, Grand Forks. n. DTS s35.
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RENT-,1s.eo FIVE ROOM
house, modern. with electric light
Conveniently located. Webster Agency
sol N. w. Bank Bldg.
RENT-MoDERN FURNISHED
Tel. 915-w.
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Mime. Eishiro Nuida in native costume.
The old sayin, when in Rome do
as the Romans do" is not taken seri-
ously by Nine. Eishiro Nuida, wife Of
the third secretary of the japanese
legation al the national capital. She
has been pleasantly conspicuous Of
late at a number Of Washington's
largest social affairs in native cos
tune. e-g
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GRAND FORKS HERALD, TUESDAY. AUGUST s, 1919.
FURNITURE

SECONDHAND Furniture. Stoves. any
Kenzie. los SO. 3rd. Phones $50.
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dAU IOI MS, N, 4
Aug. 5-13-1e-2s-Sept. "a

State of North Dakota. County of Grand
judicial District,
Bertha Nelson. Plaintiff. VS. Elijah NJ.
Toplif. Frank W. Toplin. George
w. Hunt1ey, Mrs. Ella T. Davis,
and all other persons unknown.
claiming any estate or interest in.
or lien or ~incumbrance upon the
property described in the COM
plant. Defendants
The State of North Dakota to the above
named defendants.
You, and each of you, are hereby sum-
moned to answer the complaint in this
action, which complaint is on file in the
of Grand Forks county, North Dakota.
and to serve a copy of your answer upon
the subscriber within thirty lays after
e exc ssfveee Of the en day su of serytc upon anS go tn
case of you failure to appear or answer
judgment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the
Dated at Grand Forks, n. Oak. July
W. J.. Mayer
Attorney for Plaintiff
First National Bar Bldg. Grand
Forks, N. Oak.
TIC the Defendants Above NAMED
You and ach of you will please take
notice. that this action is brought for
claims to the following described prop
erty, lying and being In the County Of
Grand Forks and State Of North Dakota
and more particularly described as fol-
lows, to-wit: That part, OF Lots ten and
twelve (10 n I'D OF Block Fifteen
(15) of. the original townsite Of tho
City Of Grand Forks, included within .
line drawn as follows, commencing at
q point on the line common to Inter
national Avenue and Lot Twelve {12) in
Block Fifteen (1b) OF the original
townsite of the city OF Grand Forks,
Fifty 500 feet from the intersection
of said line OF International Avenue and
the Northeasterly Tine Of Fourth street
In said city; thence in q Northwesterly
direction across lots II and 10. parallel
with the said line of Fourth street, 100
feet to h line common to lots 10 Inc
s in said block: hence In q Northeast
erly direction along the last named lire.
q distance of IS feet: thence. In . South
eaStar1y direction ACROSS said lots 10
and II and parallel with said line Of
Fourth street 100 fest e the line conn,
Avenue: thence alonE the last named
tos the plase Ct bestnninE. being . tract
Of land. IS feet wide on international
Avenue by 9 . feet deep, heginnins SO
extending toward Third street In saida
that no personal clnim 10 made against
the d~efendants or either other
July s-Is-s4,2S-Au9. 6-f4.
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COOK WANTED ON COOK CAR FOR
season. Good wages. Small crew to
o for. Apply to Dealers Used Car:
Exchange. 10 South 4th st. 9i
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wANTED-AN ASSISTANT HIGH
school principle In, own in South
western ND. Must hold FIRST class
professional certificate or equivalent.
Salary 500 up. Address S87 Herald.
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MoLER BARBER COLLEGE EST. 1898.
Learn the Barber Trade and earn $25
Few weeks completes by our methods.
Expert instruction. constant practice.
Write at once for free illustrated
Catalog. Moler Barber College, ~ G.
Nicollett Ave-, Minneapolis.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-05

CoMPETENT GIRL WANTED, 1 MILE
Las and / mile south Of Larimore.
Good wages. Mrs. E. F. Kennedy,
Lartnnore, N. D.
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HEIP-FEMALE.

MANUFACTURING SALES LADY FOR
Dry Goods: Dept, one With experiences
give best Of references. state exper-
tence.a also salary expected. Address
81 Herald. * -
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FRED SMITH SHOE REPAIR SHOP.
Odd Fellows Block. Grand Forks. Par
Gel Post paid one way. Good work,
quick service. Send us your shoes.
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FOR SALE-oNE FOUR HORSE
Fresno scraper and four, three horse
all new last year and used very little.
Address 81 Herald.
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T HAVE ON MY FARM 2h MILES
from East Grand Forks. 1870 acres OF
wheat that I will sell as it stand or
hire It cut and. shocked. NJ. j. Nc
Can Hotel Dacotah.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sA1E

CYPRESS CIsTERNs AND WATER !
tanks--Ws have about forty cypress
xats formerly used g beer .vats:
made Of cypress which 10 the best
timber for this purpose that grows.
si1e. all the way. from forty to one
knocked down n shipped. Price on
APPLICATION. 0. ]. Barnes Co, City.
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GIRL WANTED FOR HousEwoRK
on farm. Close to town: electric wash
er; modern house. Mrs. Leslie Sulli-
van Phone 500. = +,
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FOR sALE-so CORDS GOOD DRY
Jack Pine wood. $3.50 per cord ut tho
mill. Skidmore Ave. and North 9Th St
/ N. w. $50: It's. 11&7. W. L. Hoover.
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SHOES REPAIRED NEATLY; Postage
paid one way. No prices lower in city.
N. Kamplin. Kittson AF.. Grand Forks.
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ste, inside dimensions 1oNin in. vide.
10 in. deep, is in. high. Price $40.
Locker for cash, / pigeon hole n 1
drawer box. Q s in. by 10 in. by is
in. Tor books. Grand Forks Herald Co.
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FOR sALE-GooD HOTEL IN FIRST
class town, population 1900. Will sell
reasonable. Don't write unless inter-
eeted. Address 800 Herald.
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FOR sALE-A WALNUT BUFFET, A
duaFtered oak .dtntnG table, 8 study
81 table, m stnvalld rbAd.stdes taAlo. book
cass bed. mug sei-Lr-N. ~.
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BATHS.

ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS AND
Swedish massage; Treatments for
Separate department for ladies' With
lady nurse. and masseuse in attend.
arce. Hotel Dacotah. Phone N. W. a.
Mechanic Tnerapist.
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Mcintyre & Burtness
Attorney for Administrator.
July e2-2S-August 5-12
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PART OF STORE TO RENT. CALL
at Home Tea &C. for particulars.
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TWO EXPERIENCED LADIES WANT
job In the cock Cal. Address 81
Herald. $50
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-05

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dress 1856 Herald.
WANTED TO BUY-ALL MODERN Z
or 8 room house. Room Z, Clifford An
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