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Kirker og Foreninger.

OST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
>KIRKE, HORNET at Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste hver Sgn-
dag XII. 1890 Find. Engelsk liver
anden Sandag. Spndagsskole hver
S1ndag XII. 9.15; norske og en-
gelske Klasser. BGnnem@der
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8 i Kir-
kens Basement.
DANsK Ev. LUTH, ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hjgrnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste liver Syn
dag Form. ri. IL. Sendagsskole ri.
CHRIsTK1RKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hjernet at Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
nestle hver SSndag, engelsk XII.
1880, norsk XII. 1870 Find.
}NORsK LUTHERSKE TREFOL~
/ D1GHEDSKIRKE, Hornet at
Harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S9ndag XII.
1890 Find. og 7.30 Aften. S9n-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
DEN DANsK-NORSKE METHODIST
KlRKE. HORNET at. Broadway or
l3. ST., rafholder sine Gudstienester
som felger: Prediken Sendag Form.
ri. 1880. Aften K1. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: Sendag Aften
ri. 7.45; liter@rt Mode de tire fgrste
Trsdage i Maaneden. Bennemode
hver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, S0NNER
AT NORGE, mpder 1ste og 3die
Mandag / Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 w. Ninth St.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. 5 DOTRE AT
NORGE, mpder 2den og 4de Man.
dag / Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 1856 W. Ninth St.
81. c. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, d
B. S, mSder 1ste og 3die Fredag j
Maanedeu paa Royal Arcanum Hall
HI. at st. Peter OF 18th Streets.
|FORENINGEN "GODTHAAB0 ND.
der 2. og 4. L9rdag paa Royal Area.
mum Hall, Hi. af St. Peter og 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKs SON
NER" at D. s. D. F., meder /. OF 3
Lprdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall
Hi. af st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINE" LOGF
J Mr.. SO, D. S. s., meder 1ste OF
!, og 3die Onsdag / Maaneden pa:
: Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 W. 9th st
FORENINGEN HAABET. .mgde,
; 2den og 4de Torsdag j Maane
} den paa Royal Arcanam Hall
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS DOT
!, TIRE" mpder !. Tirsdag / de,
, my Odd Fellows He'll. 155 9th 81
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Gaitbera fontmcr.

neutrality-suspicious. Sobon Golt:
berg, 8ormano / georges Delegation
til Mrbei6erfnaferenler ni1 tale / g
sc. g.. ST., @iernet al Gc0ar oa 9tf
|St$., imorgen, 2pr6ag, often 81. 3
|SmorgenM}io6ag pil &onful &obe gi:
be cit 2uncbeon til Sore for ham
0}inneiota Club.
Smorge1 G%nfmi6oog &l. i! hi!
ban tale pou l1l1iberiitetet. Toreoro.
get bltper bol6t poa @ngellf. "a
5oloes efter S11obp6elic fra &:ml
oent Burton, ser blitcr np6t til al
rcjie bort ii0ft / l1gen og bor oncr=
laot bele>M rrangementet til Y>of
gotbne. @pi1fet 2ofale poa Timber
%ittetet, 6ore0raget 2gr6og 6ormib.
bag oil .blirc bol6t /, CT enonu iffc
beltent. Mlle interes1ereoe er trD.
b11ote til 6oreoraget. Ser bliper
i11gen Gntre.
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St. Paul.
Gitp Office:
628 Gnoieutt 8milbing.
&eb &ipb eller &eparation al
ltbre beIpg ben b~elfienbte Sabeler
Simon Meliun, 209 6. 7tb Street.

Sri Observation-Disclosures
"~1Jorglemmigei" bill afboloe lit nplte
Mpoe 0nsoog Gfterm. &l. 2, 5. II.
Sec, bos Mrs. Mnbreas Soeriea,
| 1O40 aurora Mpe. Man tager ct
Saul imneapolis 5porpogn oq
1tdar al peo G%batsmortb st., gao1
en- 8locf Spo % cit 8locf @eit. Mlle
,er bierteligit inobuot. &aa Mpoe1
bill hi bpre &eiultatet at 8a5aren
bpor ser fom ct fGffcligt @elpl
ms. @i baaber at ie mango oanlte
&pinoer peo Mebct. Cont forget
it nom, 2u6iesl
Gbriitine gbriltenlcn, Get.
6nif bette!
@o1hnciter Otto q. &atbs bcoer
os penliglt min6e 2g1erne ON fp1:
ge11oe 6aft1m:
| @ier Deres Snofigb ti0ltg.
offend Srlepoiten ti0lig og nno,
goa @fuffelier.
geaor iom belit set ct m1ligt,
bring Soften til Sope0poltfontoret.
SSnOpof @orerre loliot % on1bpg<
gtligt, ffrip tpbelig Moresie. Mfieno
aI6rig en- Hoffe eller ct 8reb n6cn
Mf1en6crens Map1 finoes pperit til
@enltre.
@en6 alorig en- @otfffe uoen at
pcolngge ct Sort n1c0 M%fienocrenS
Gopn og Mresle. Naar De 1cnoer
Hoffffer, be1pt iaa itore 6rtmerfer
1om mulig-iffe Ell bel Masie imao.
|@erpeo lpores Sis. Sorebri9t itet
Eofpefenet peo at %famarbeioe meo
set poa en- Intelligent Maa6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12

$. 6. 81. 8rpbrcne pel9er Gmrclie.
@eb IS. g.. Mnber1en" 2ogc Scr.
|91's, 8. g. g., Mpoe forriae Sire
bog bleb Ser foretoget @olg al M
@eltprelie, iom fit felgenbc Gam:
menlet1ting: Ernitoent, g. Sl1ge.
mann; 8iceprnlioent, g. @Dbe1en:
@efretpr> 8i1ltom @eimcrs; ST:
nmnsiefreter, &c. g. Garlien; &asic:
ret, Sreb Mn6ien; TilIiosmeno, 81:
Senlen> 2 Mar; Niels. Slien, 3 Mar
S6rcr, Sans sc. Miller; Snoreuagt
g s. Senfen; D0repaat, Carl Sc
|terien; 8ibliotefarer, Sbomas Nicl.
fen og Masmus Mn5erien. 2ogenS
|2pger CT 9r. S. 6. Section, 81. 6
Mortenien og 81. GbriltionIer1.
Otter Mb6ets 6orretninger bal
Der u116erbol6ning. D'@rr. Gina1
Mifier og @11itob Mn6erim "froo1
binfiban flo6en" moreoc @rporen
me6 Sang, 8rof. Sacob1en affffom
pagnere6e pe6 Bianoet, og / BET bel'
taget bar set en- rigtig fornejelt!
Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
MD Gonntbfaiercr.

@l1perndr Burnquiit bar ubnp'nnt
50. q: Miller, Gormanb / 8onF o:
Commerce Oireftion, til &uslercs
for Stanley County itrafS efter lii:
fteoelien at Ell Srore i1tspenoercnc,
gonntpfasfer Marttn S. 0Mlller
ifplge &lage fra 6. 81. McMea6on
Sefreter for ct. saul Msiociot;cn
@egnffaberne / Gountpfasiererront:,
ret ifol bore / en- iprgelig Gor,ot.
ming. O'Mallep ligger ipg i iii
Stem, % bans pribate 5ormrc fal
rpre omtrcnt opbrugt.
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9p0sfalb.

@eneralmojor Mrtbnr 8iernlta6s
Sober, Sulius 8ibrnltob, ofgif beo
Dp6en forrige $irs6ag 5m Diego,
Sal. 2iget f6rtes BERTH ct. Saul.
Mf6p6e bar en- belfjenot ct. Hu1,l
Mon6. San bar pGret prominent
in6enfor neutrality-suspicious. / opcr
so Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
Nllc @cje fprer til 9ania Sail /
Mtnneapolis Spn0na MfteH.

Set er o1tloa paa @enoog often,
at oe1 ftore 8%eq;penbe5, 0pfdrelie',
If @fjo16borgs popuIere Golfefome,
Die "Miffe1 2urienS 0renge", finder
|@te6 paa @onia Sail / MinneupcIi ,
|Sg 0aniferne / ct. Saul buros BE.
nptte oen iielone. 9(nle6ning ii, q:
Hifte 8efjen0tifab meo "Mifttcl
|Soriens Dren9e". Set oil iii
be til gjeniioig 6vcn,;:N, c:o
|nbbptte. 0en fie116te ipife Gig
ter, Ser ioo biGrpt og manbigt bar
fnmpct for SEN oo1rffe &usman6s
|@ag, bor / Smffet bebonolet en- Del
mooernc Eroblemer, 1on ri ftaor
til Mnitgt mes / etbbert @tatsim-
FUND. @om tiliteoe og 1e> bborle6es
ISfio1oborg leer NrobIemcrne.
|@fiolbborg bar raino flor ems for
BET ifienne / 2ibet> set p1er ser
imuft inobebe6e aierligbeosbiito.
|rie, Iom bberltg 9idr Stpffet intercs.
|iont 90 fpng1lenoe fan1t nft11elt.
&per at @tpffets @oller er beIottt
meo bpgtige og fie11ote oromotiif(
l&rGfter, 81. a. bill man foo Ie Mrs
so. 2o1trit5en, Como Mart. / en- q;
|@tpfffets le6en6e 0onrlpl(er.
Snoit116eringen bor guact 5cc
trinligt, >pg aft tpbcr pat. at Sc
bliber en- a1forglemmelig 6oretiIIil1g
Salfalb logger Eeoterlelffabet a
@ncrgt ino paa, at bette bliber SiI
Ifeloet. 2o6 alle % andre oa bii
Dor $afnemligbc6 oberfor bore Ora
m%atifere, Ser faa 11egennpttigt iege1
at forn9ie 9aniferne meb go6 Some
Die, bc6 at m6oe ful6tallig op.
SCR Soreitipinger % / Me1Ien1
afternc bliper Ser %foncerteret a
Morteniens foriterfebe Drfeiter, Ii
geiom oct ogiao bill iptlle til Set ito
re Sal, ser ilutter Soreti1[ingen
0er begpnbes pr9cis &l. 3.
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Bprcbrag ONT Mpree.

6ru 8d5p &%ielsberg, Ser tm1
Wteolem al oen norife Delegation til
Northumberland / @aibington
bar oe11ne nge belegt Epilling:
bDerrp, bpor BUN label ira Noro:
met1oeres 1om Mmerifanernes 5iot
bar Gjel''tarb for. uoWgt Opmprff:
iombeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
S Monoags @ftcS talte bun / 06b

Scllom Sample, % Den ltore Jots
lomling, Ser fplote 5alc1 til ito1te
&laos, lpttc6c meo ipnnot 4pmrrrf'
iombc0 til benoes uofprlige % inter.
esiante @erctning ON oc lociale &e:
Tormer Norgr. gn Sci flare %
Imuffe 2psbiIleoer fra Norges Nat1,1
% fra Snou1trilibet blep frenpili
uber Goriamlingens lepenbc @ifal6
Observation-Disclosures blcD introou
'ceret al Yrof. @isle @otbne. Nor6
m%enoencs Ganaforening at St.&ar.
fang "Noree, @orgcl" % ANDRE
|5ange. Otter G%oreoraget uobragt'
|&oni1l 6. S. &obe ct 2epc for Tn
&ielsberg, iom SorIamlingen beipa
reoe mes 611n6ren6e @urraraob. -
MrS. @etter9ren, SDnnpnc 2oge:
8rGiioent>, operrafte SRI, &ielsbcr(
|@lomlter fraDptre at &orge> og ems
bi6ere oberraftes ben6e Detre a
Norges Sltlebefte me6 ct inolag
|Digt forfattet al Mrs. 2aura @rot
oyer. Srn &ie1sberg bar / ppperli{
|5te1nning og felte fig meget tiltal
at sen Spmgrf1ombeo, TOM blep oil
benbe.
Mon6og Miboog par SRI, &jels:
berg @ieit beo en- 2uncbeon, Jon
ct. &a1tl Mslociation gap til 9@rt
for ben6e. / ct. Saul Mtbletic Club
Ereoibe ct. Ea1,l=6abrifanter mel
6eres &uitr1.er bar tillteoc. s.. 6
8obeion, Hreiibent for s.. 6. Bone:
ion COMPANY, repre1entere6e ct
Saul Msfociation og pr9li6ereoc
srlt &ielsberg blcp intro6uceret al
&onlul @obe.
2e6Iaget al er1 al @totens Tabrit.
inipefterer bei6gte Sruen Tirsoac
forifielliae al ct. Eo11ls sSn6uitri:
onlag, Tobriferne / Mi6mop=Giltrif
tet og Mdl1erne / Minneopolis. On
@~ftermi6oagen bol6t bum en- &onfe.
renee me6 Mrs. Mn0reas neIan6 Oh
Mrs. &. 6. @inter, to af @tate1S
le6enoe &bin0eagsfpinoer, ON @pin=
6eiogen.
Eirs6ag @ftermi66og talte b11n
beo set oabne 6orum efter. @omen' :
@elfare 2cugue's 2a1ncbeon. SRI
&ielsberg talte be- entlig ON Ser
&ump, man / Norge baboe fert MOI
geatarbei6e, og frembp10t, at Morq(
bar foru6 for '6e Sorene6e @tate1
paa oct Smraa6e> ba set bop0e al:
ifaffet Sdn6agsmorgenooi1er. Trem.
ti6e11 trnnger itere Mnr16 og &pia1:
Der, og gsatarbej6e tjener fife til al
frenme Set Moal, iag6e BUN.
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1tbifrepet fra Solpitalet.

Sor belfjenbte 2anbsman6 g. 6.
Sobnf en bleb / Senoogs 11oifrepe1
fra Soipitalt og tpg ltrofs efter III
paa tit @errelGoc "Goutb Gibe
5arm".
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61tf at fipbe

Set fna>ffe %SSulemnrfe. Deroe6 1prcs
Ser man @lp6e / marge Stem, bpor
Euberfulolen bor tiIbuIe. Barole1,
|er: Sngen Sllepaffffer, irtet S1&le=
|brep 116en SulemGrfetl
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Den norife 2inic

meo6eler, at "Bergensfioro" EN- al:
ieilet fra @ri1tiania meo 40. fpritc,
80 anoen .o9 $50 treble &1asle&
Bosiogerer. &entes til Seem Oort
6en II. Sec. Nasiogerer til Noro=
peiten oil ppre beo 6eres @eitemmel=
ies1teo fer Sulen. "@tabmgerfior6"
of[eilebe fra Seem Sort oen 6. Sec,
% bill bore / @orge oen Is. Sec.
ti6snof til at &as1ogerer til Gfanoi=
nobien bill bore biemme til Sulebpi:
tiben.
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Nedstemt!

We'd Valget i Tirsdags over
den nye Sporvognskontrakt ned
stentes denne med en- Majoritet
af 6,943 Stemmer. Der var 49,
.372 Stemmer for og 3o,315
Stemmer imod. 10 Wards ned
stemte Kontrakten, kun 3 q,
8 og 13de Wards CAV Kon-
trakten Flertal.
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Snlctrgfeit.

"2eonora @briltine 2ogen boloea
SSSu1etrefeit Tirsbog 6ea, 80. Sec.
2ogens W6oe1al.
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Smith Qutlleran Church.

SEQ @1,ostjenelten poa @6noaa
|Gorm. @l. II preoier &olt. CHARLES
Is. Grant ODER Teflten: "Nrepare tbe
8ap TO tbe 2or6".
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8rnunp.

Mifs GLEN 6allltrgm al ct. Saul
|og Mn6rcp s. Mnoerion, Multi1
Min1t.
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Sur T%ranfrigs faberlple 8prn.

/: Tur TruHtfa9s t16tfIpIe UpfH.
Sen norife &pinoeforening / ct.
Saul, Ser iamIer Nenge til fyronf.
rigs faoerlpie 8prn, bo1ot / OnsoagS
|Mftes ct, "6ilper Sea" bjemme BPS
&omiteens Borman6, Mrs. 6. $.
|9obe, 565, DoDton Mbenue.
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Grand Forks herald., 1919-04-23
IS
GOING THROUGH
WORST CRISIS
Indications Show that There
Will be Violent Swing
i to Anarchy.

Budapest, Tuesday. April 2s.-(By
the Associated Press)-This city is
going through a crisis worse than
that Of April third. There is appre-
hension that there will be a violent
swing to anarchy with the socialists
losing control to Bolshevik leaders
like Bella Kun and chiefs of the Red
Guard. Looting which hitherto has
been check or legalized as the ina
tionalization of property and the
assassination Of. the old political lead
ers and the aristocrats are feared.
Reports are current that the Ru-
manians and Czechs have received
orders from the Allies to march to
Budapest. This is increasing the un-
easiness here It is felt however, that
the Rumanians are advancing mere
ly to occupy the territories set aside
for them by the Allied note Of March
20, which resulted In the resignat ation
Of Count Michael Karolyt, the former
premier, a..
THE fact that the Communists are re
unable to prevent the Allies from oc-
cupying the districts involved is
weakening the influence Of Bella Kun
and is causing violent hatred against
the Allies among the Hungarians.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-04-23
International Mems
Epents Summarized
(By the Associated Press)

Italy's claims concerning Fiume and
the Dalmatian coast have brought the
peace conference before a situation
unparalleled since the peace delegates
assembled in Paris, press dispatches
indicate.
With Premier Orlando threatening
to leave Paris today unless the coun-
Gil of four meets the Italian demands.
President Wilson issued a statement
on his position declaring that Fiume
cannot come under Italian control.
Premier Lloyd George is attempting
to reconcile the opposing viewpoints
and is trying to urge the Italian pre-
mier to remain longer in Paris.
President Wilson bases his position
on the fact that Austria Hungary has
disappeared as an empire that the
Austrian navy no longer menaces
Italy and that new countries have
been formed in the Adriatic hinter-
land which must have an outlet to the
sea through F'iume.
Although the peace conferees in
Paris have passed along, for future
adjustment, the Japanese problem,
one of the two troublesome questions
standing in the way of the final shap-
ing of the peace treaty, the Italian
difficulty was still pressing for solu-
ton at today's meetings of the COM
ference leaders. ,
Rival claims of China and Japan to
Kiao Chau and the Shantung penin-
sula have not been settled and II the
Chinese and Japanese home govern
ments consent It seems probable these
claims will be left to be taken up by
the league of nations after peace has
been declared. After comforting on
the subject yesterday the council Of
four announced that Germany's rights
to the territory involved in the dis
put would be terminated, but no final
disposition was made of the peninsula
or the former German fortress Of
Kiao .Chau.
1t seems to be established that the
soviet government of Hungary has
been crumbled, but the situation is
still obscure. The part that has as
sumed control is not definitely known.
Munition and arms factories at Buda-
pest are in full operation, it is said.
The report that soviet regime had
been set up in Turkey is doubted in
London, where it is pointed out that
if there was ANY truth in the rumor
there would have been reports for
'warded by wireless to the British ad-
miralty by the British warships now
lying before Constantinople.
The Russian Bolsheviki reverse on
the northwestern front reported Tues
day, was at the hands Of the Poles
"AO lldNe ldkeH Villa anu IdVc
pierced the Bolshevik lines to the
south. wilma was the nearest ap-
proach of Russian. Bolshevism to
Germany. On the north Russian
front the Allies have pushed forward
a considerable distance along the
lines south of the Murmansk penin-
sula.
Serious disorders occurred at Ham
burg, Germany Saturday and Sunday.
Tn, h4 ,,l, ~ -
! western outskirts of the city, mobs
/ have clashed with the police and ap-
pear to have met with some measure
of SUCCESS.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-04-23
KOSlTZKY AND
LICCEIT READY
FOR BIG DEBATE
Towrlley and His Best Heck
lers on Scene for For
ensic Battle.
NUMBER OF BILLS
TO BE DEBATED
Many Farmers Expected to
Attend-Will be at Bis /,
marck Saturday.

Especial to The Herald.)

Bismarck, N. D., April 23.-The
Townley clans are gathering for the
Kositzky-L -Liggett debate to be staged
at the auditorium Saturday afternoon.
In addition to Townley there are al
ready assembled here A. E. Bowen,
clerk of the house during the 18th
assembly and one Of the leagues prin-
cipal organizers. Walter w. Liggett,
former st. Paul newspaper man pick
ed by Townley to spend the leagues
100000 state immigration fund;
Madame Signe Lund-Robard, a prom
lnent Norwegian politico-musicia C..
E. Stangeland, formerly in several
minor governmental positions, Neil
Macdonald, former state superintend-
ent of public instruction, and others.
1t is understood to be Townleys
plan to have here for the debate his
best trained corps of hecklers, COM
posed Of several scores of league or
ganizers and agitators, with view to
embarrassing State Auditor Kositzky.
Mr.. kositzky has never professed to
be public speaker, but during his
recent tours in which he explained the
anti-league legislation of the last ses-
sion he has developed greatly, and he
is expected to more than hold his own
Saturday afternoon.
The state auditor will debate with
Liggett the board of administration
bill, designed to humble Miss Minnie
j. Nelson, state superintendent of
public instruction and to elevate Neil
G. Macdonald, repudiated by an over
whelming majority at the polls last
fall; the state printing bills, which
would give string of newspapers
largely controlled by Job w: Brinton.
Townley agent, a monopoly of a
half-million dollars in public print
ing; the various taxation bills passed
by the last session with view to
shifting the burdenN wholly onto the
land and paving the, way for single
tax: the judicial redistricting. bill, de-
snse for q, aa three sxpfnss Ss
of the league who are to be rewarded
with judgships by appointment, and
various other bits of legislation to
which State Auditor Kositzky, Secre-
tary of State Hall, Attorney General
LANCER and other prominent league
state officials have taken exceptions.
1t is expected the auditorium will
be crowded for this debate, as league
farmers have written Mr.. Kositzky
from various points on the slope ad-
vising of their intention to come, and
there will be big local attendance.
Townley has also leased the auditori-
UNI for Saturday evening, when a
meeting whose purpose has not yet
been announced will be held.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-04-23
SPAIN'S POSTAL
SERVICE NOT UNDER
MILITARY CONTROL


Madrid, Tuesday. April 22.-The
Spanish government has abandoned
the idea of placing the postal service
under military control as the men are
beginning to return to work Fin satis-
factory numbers. 1t is hoped to re-
store the telephone service through
out Spain within 4S hours, but nego-
tiations with striking telegraphers
have failed. The textile strike at
Alloy is reported as being more seri-
1us and martial law has been pro-
claimed there.
Juan de la Cierva, minister of
finance, has again rendered his. resig-
nation but the cabinet has unani-
mously refused to accept it.
spanshn fhat tbe RosheyS
in Russia is manufacturing foreign
coins. and bank notes to be. used for
nropaganda service.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-04-23
DEMOCRACY FOR
RUSSIA NEEDED.
SAYS K|'0LCHAK ! <!
This is Only Form of Gov
ernnent That Will Work
Out, Declares Russian.

Omsk, Siberia, March 5.-(Corre-
Admiral Kolchak, head of the ALL
Russian government. speaking re-
Gently in Ekaterinburg before con-
ference of members of the duma,
zemstvo and other organizations, re-
iterated Ais belief in democracy for
Russia, declaring it to be "the only
admissible form Of future govern
ment."
Bolshevism, he said. is destroying
the very foundation of authority in
the country and means a desperate
struggle for a long time.
At present, he pointed out, condi-
tions sometimes force the government
to employ means which do not corre-
spond with principles of democracy,
but he assured his hearers that such
measures were temporary and that
steps were being taken to insure uni
versal suffrage. labor and land legis-
lation and to develop organs of self
government.
'"The government endeavors to
maintain and strengthen friendly re-
lations with the Allies" said the die
tator. Russia was alarmed by the
invitation to send her delegates to
Princes Islands to negotiate with
Bolsheviki. Now this question is
settled. The statesmen of western
Europe now see the truth and blame
the Bolsheviki, calling them murder
ers and terrorists, as did Lloyd
George.
The government is inspired with the
ideal of restoring the motherland. 1t
is not called upon to settle all funda-
mental questions. The Russian people
is master of its fate. Released from
the yoke of Bolshevism, it will,
through its representatives in a ma
tional assembly, express its will in
regard to its form of government and
it's social structure. Then the present
government will transfer its power to
such an authorized government"