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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
1nolanSet.
Sn,ua.
Snrnnhn prcr Sipnr 9th.

sprnaep uper Sipur Gitr. Gclt
prfunaatiac Storni, Der rdntlHco(
Smoho iloite Senbn9, off ON Attc
nen mcnem al. 10 % II oper Slonr
Citn, nlcrl bcIoigpiS 'oa bolt, at M
oel1 nnrneprroia Sfooe anretteoea.
Gn truatiormia Sin funoe tnbelt9
ices, oa bens BUILDER 90 SlrIen FIN.
sc tphelia hsres oper belle Spen. Sic.
re SpeiIolasrllber Qan erter Tor oc1l
Iterfe @lno, men ben orientllae
Sfabc nnretteoes poo &c forIfleligc
Selefoniuitemer noe i Sonoolltrltter
ne, ioet al nenne S%orbinocl'c biep al
hruht. Soorpiot nogen mloe1 Sto
SC arrcttehcs llhc poa 2anoct fiiiloc
f~orelebig life erfores.
Sercmcitcr / Carol. Een9eIfobct
/ Carols NoItfontor fuloc torIeoen
M3oracn fife unbncS, i0et Wtefnni7
men bar fommet / llltonh, % trooS
at Mtcfanifcrc % tloae 6oIf ira ~
20 SnlcQn lorlsate al t%rollirc STA
bets &onlhinntion i'm Nenmlell9heo,
iaa los oo9 0eren liz life aabne.
Mon moottc tiIiibit floge lin Neo
Tor Toltoeportcmcutct / MnlbtngtoL
"a ira Chicago fom loo en- Dfollo,
ser uiite ia al uprc ell rem Serene
iter. Slnoen nj Minltcr clter at hare
qioct Tia ifnit mcb Sen belt 'orfnnf
lcbe aombinatlon % fun rcttetoe 'lg
otter III %ielIonune @rcb 90 Den lo9te
TosIen / Mtcfonismen, honbc han
nobnct Sfobct. Get merfcligitc bar
Boa. of benne "@rpcrt" poa Sao'e
fuIlitens Snroo0e bar nPiten finn ell
@utinge, aoifiIiQ unoer &c tpoe gdr.
Tprpirrins i Tairbanf. Sperg9
nnolct on hooo aloffcn or hor /
hert ielterc Gie pnft meact @oocn
bruo / Tuirbonf, loet noglc bolocr
ia Ill oen me Gih. andre I'll ocn
oomIc. Sfolcrnc inoiertc prompt
nen INC SibsrcQnluq, mehcn@ airfcr
lie b~oaronoffct holocr liz I'll Den
Qolulc. Snrmcrnc lister ION Nc9cl
Sen "firfcliac" Nctuina / bcnnc Sen
iccnbc. men Der cr og'no noe poo
Torntcn cnoeI lroarcSiipc, ionn trob@
Nahoer2 Stifpllicr hnr ilpitct inc
5iNsnnaipcrc irem Ell Ginlc. @ncna
,Sorretninasfolf holncr iiQ I'll ocn
me Gio, men 0erc& S1ln0cr ira Gan
oct briltaer i'm cgen 1nnlc Gio meo
naur De or / %pcn. Tormcrnc holot
cnhoq npIig ct Mo2icnlpbc lor at
protcitcrc moo DC "nnc NoraNiilhc.
Ser, INN sc falotc oct. % opiororc-
Sc SfoIernc til at pcnoe tilbnac iii
Den "gobc gnnlle 3io".
st triit Silirlbc. Get bar bragt
belle Nnpcnport / Ell trilt Stcnninl,
at Niil2 Gccll Scblonpp. Cater til
Ell al Steocta Observation-Disclosures
% Ell mere cno o%IminocliQ uoffer ~
oppott Ti9c. iorIcbeu be9if Selp.
morb pco Of hoppe / Wtl~2llaiippiilo.
oen. McnocA Ncrueipitcm bnu6c en-
Ntaonco3 Sib pTret an9rcbct, iaa
bum / ocnnc Sio itn0iQ houoc pUrct
tlI'eet al en- SrQe, men iorriae Hrc
oog inltca bun plIIolclig al hopc Ia
act liz 'dmlncu iQicu % bar Qlno on
mllllter. Saumcn me0 i'm Wooer
heunorcoe bun Sc potrc EIouniter,
fnoppe. Ser b~eQpn0tc al title op al
Soroen noe / @apcn oQ hun inloe
IA Ill N6o0ercn at hun ior ri1tia
thumbs at nnoc ocu oppnoQucuoc
Natur plIoc gno no / Tortcn, Som
bun off ncboper Wnocl taltc bun
me0 &emncr "a Nobocr. uiufenoe
hocr AZ Dem ct nutttcrt NarpcI. Oct
nTltc tai hortc par. at Glitcrc bar.
DC iunoet henocs aoabe oQ sat !
Tloocn. %iQet g%icnianntca lloacu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
SDO 9afota.
nuber Giprenlnffe.

SrTbf itDer NtBreltl1ffe. Sle
Wtoe, Ser iibitc Seit flptteoe ira
Wontann til Strpget peo Cartilage,
er ser aiaaact peb Tsben iom Selgc
al ct ltlpffestiliploe. Snn fom til.
ifaoe ibet ct @eitcipano iprung Gsbif.
Wof ct Mnfalb at Snhncnsa. Gn
I'M Nplge al Snfluel5a bar pit Jig /
Smegnen al S~lolorcall, % Spgoom-
men iiges oenrc Sang at bore me9et
ononrtct. Gen bar iiur beriet lartgs
Den peltli9c @rU1tie al Gonntpet,
bpor % Silfplocr bar onmelot.
8arretiuns Mtapor reiisnerer. u.
s.. &lioo bar reiigneret ipn 8arret-
ions Wopor, ibet bans Sorretnineer
life lepner bam 3io til at paretage
StiGingen. alderman @ecf err @p-
ems miolertioige Mapor inotil Salg
finder Steb Den t5be benne Maaneb.
Npe 8anfmrnb / Carthage. g..
u. &opperuo al @eblter lamt Carl
6. og 6. q. Stone al Mnboper bar
al 81. sc. Sobnion fisbt en- fontrolle-
renoe Mnbel / Sarmers State 9anf
/ Carthage. 6. q. Stone tiltrGoer
iom YrGiioent og Ytr. &opperub Tom
&iceprpiioent.
&uinbe ioper / to Mnameber. Eli
Wooop Gountp er fominet ltnoerret-
ming ON, at Wtrs. 2epi S%tepenipn,
Iom for life lang Sio iioen ilptteoe
ub til @ig Sanbp, Wontana, ligger
forlig ing al Sopeipgen / lit npe
Stem berltoe. Mrs. Stepenion baps
De ct aluorligt gnialb al Snfluen5a
iibitleben Sftober, % BELT friif blep
bun life berefter. Senoes Wano
lfriper MI, at bun iioen t5be Sebr.
bar lopet ina onttrent til Stnoigbeo,
% at blln iioen lite Marts bar pGret
fulbltUnbig ira Jig iclp De forte 81
Der bun bar tilbragt / Ell balppaagen
SiIitano. Set lpffebes iom Hegel at
gipc henoe libt Steering ire 8ange
on Sogen.
Snoiancrc / Yulitifen. He9ierin.
gen erflrrebe FOR nogen Sib iioen, at
S%noianere meo Sulpoelcn eQer mere
al SEN bpioc Haccs glpo / fine Ola:
rer ifiiloe gisres til 2anoets Sorgere
og itnre line cgne IifUrer. Seraf
'fal III fslge, tiger man, at bisie
innmc ><ltoinncrc nteaet bllrtig bar
be9pnot at ipslc meb Tolitif, % Der
lfal bore al lloii9t til, at bette me
"reoe" Tarti oil beberife Sti1ingen
/ ire al StatenS Counter, nenllig
0crpep, 3icbacb % GorIon. Wall
er life Cllonu iaa ganlfe pis pnn,
hporpibt Sn%bioncrre pil bore eniee,
mcn eilbcl GonntuemlbeosmGnb bill
iiffcrt NOT blipc "Hcoe", 90 be bar
Wtaiorltct / nQe De ire n1pnte Count
tDcr.
Srnnsporticlifdber infurpureres.
% Sel'tober for transport at Tas-
Iogcrcr % &arer er nplig inforpcre-
ret rnoer South Safptas 2obe. Oct
enc er Nortbern Transportation 60.
ineo Sooeofparter / Silron og Som
tor / ct. Tarl. Selifabets Seniigt
er at transporter Gaslagerer, Sragt-
9obs % erpreisiorienbeIier libeluf-
tenoc ocb SiGlp al sll,tomobiler %
Srucfs. st nnbet Selifob, bpis
Napn life opgioes. men iom peiaa
itql bore inforporeret ulber Statells
Sore, 9aar liot IGllsere eno BET icrit.
nrpnte peo finn at bile benpttc 9uit-
ifibe ion Srarsportmibbel. Gen
fsrite Clinic. Ser aetes oprettet, ifal
sao mellem Siour Sails oe ct.
Yaul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Tprnoiigcr Snc.

~
minneapolis erflPreoe SnSoag, at
Winneioto ianbipnIigpiS piloe ina Ell
Stert al Ell SneitornL iom iuntne
0oo rnie6e borte / ipbueitlige aat'
las. Somtioig melotes ira 0ltlutb,
al Der bar inotrnfiet ct mt SneIolo.
Sommerupbplositco iolat. "6oir
Nias~, ct al DC ltprlte % melt be
fienotc Somneropbol6Sltebcr uco
peitlioe Winnelotas Snoiiser, er 'olgt
til ". u. Nilcp al ct. Glouo Tor eli
Sltni al $4,000. Get prpqtlac
Somnlcrbotel Iigaer pan @reooen al
Hote Tclican.
Gignebc en- S%prunoo. Zen Storm,
Der / W%egpnocllen al llgen glf oper
in6ueitli9e Wiinneioto, minoebc no
act ont Ell Sornabo peo Den lille gp
Gnit Ghaiu, 10 Otil iposit Tor Soir,
mont. sSlerc SfiIr, Nsnicbuie og
minorc Stolbbpgninger icpne0e3
nIco Screen.
Vii nnlGaac Snrefarm. Vtorf s..
gornep, Ell Sorretnitgsnonb / Grn-
itol Sofc, gipr iortioen SornnitaIt-
ninger til at lpgqc on meb SpbrTt-
ning al &orcr i flor Still, ioet Oi5ic
Snlonopr lfol iUlqes for SloGt. Ter
ifol barre ioritoiiet NpIsbpr ira q
biriet, Neip 3elarb % Trnrfrig.
Smc % Sagl psb 9nlnth. Gu
beitig @ino ira Noroeit icieoe Sen
oo9 9liten meo Ell Start al 40 I'll 30
Nil / Simcn opcr 0ulutb og On
can, og ocn fortiat.e Dianoa9. Sor-
miobog &I. If ~be9pnbtc Sne at Iai-
De / tnffe sag, men Ncobsret git Ie-
mere oocr til Moal 0cleiouicrbin-
oelier blcp ior Ell Sib nrlten Iitlo.
ltp1oig nfbruot.
@ino % Glib. Ier9u@ Salts %
OmeQll berjeoes Munong al Den
purlte Storm mco &ino % Slito
man Ger bapoc bnut pao maIge Nor.
Cpcr Ell StrTfning al lem Whl mo
ira @ncn bar life ell eltelte &c
lcionitolpc lorbleuet uberert long@
9torthncitcrn @oncn3 SuItem. SrUr
por mc0ct bclfnoigcoc al Den MTn9-
sc ~ o0 Slllo, Der lngbc iiQ poa
Dem. Scr uor foIbt onlfrln1 ell
Connie Mcgn.
st olrScligt Mpbc / Nranfria. -
=. Y. y. "a
hnr 0ienncm ct Vreo ira
tSrnnfri0 iooct llnocrrctning olll, at
bans to Sernler oa Ell Spi9er'pn,
ollie / WiilitUrtienelte, bar meot BIN
peo NCuicbotel citcr life at
huuc feet binonocn pou TO Ndr. Nl-
irco SacobiouL Ser or l%tationeret |
SiNnoltleneltcn pco opennupnte ~,
if belt upentct @eleQ Al @rooeren
pg Spo9cren, Or. %. Norlil.
Tanftio iur Salopu. Cen lille 9p
lrotltp / Vlpeltonc Goultp fan role
liz al at bapc oct cnclte Nuaorlffc-
/ lpOpcltllgc Wfimnciota, %
ipl9clig er ser itor SiIitrennirg fra
ntongioIoi9c Wtilc@ CmfrebS. On
rnaoct bar iorlcocn Oeo Ell ny Sor-
oroning inbisrt fortcre Sorrctnin1S-
tio FOR oenne SnIoon, nen1lig ira
SCI. 9 Torm. til SCI. ; Gitcrm., laa
Ben uItiao poa en- SlaQa Woabc it'll
les / aluSle mco Nanfinititutioner.
Torretningatiocn er neI belt mo
itrTllfet Tor at giuc oe Io~nguciaia
reloe % fanife liot omtoogeoe alun-
Scr bcore NnIeoning til at nna bicm
igicn mcbcna Solen cr oppe.
Mnnfatue me Manur hnr NDr.
.brlnocr. GroltlS Matier@, ser npllg
palltc5 iii Wtanfutop Mupor. bar /
i'm charlottesville frcmlagt iinc
Elancr ior Sc fonmcnOe 10 Aor.
San iororer iorit % remit, at set
cIcftriifc Scllfob % @n3lelifabet
~1icuiu0fprCr Sc loprrC Garter. ION
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11

3112 Miaion Collars, blep berimob
%lorfaltct. &c noget uiuIbitrnbige
Sp9aper fumes of antpoe, of oct
lamleoe Intal Stemmer bill operitige
100000 oct ~itsrite glntal ncgert.
ltnoe faitet / Weicbigan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Wiimmeiptd.
Vn auo Mnahpit iMatc.

Wv WV " ''N'' 49,
pes ira GrootitoL at Tolf Gountn3
Sormhlrenu Ter iiN iitono iii at FOR.
uoliac en- nIcQct rig MuNbcit. Mug.
ngrcnc bar nenlI1 ltouct liG mcact
0oot 0ienncm NIntercn
Srrinaeboipital aabnct. Spouclt
liQc Wflnuclotn~ Sprin0ahoIpitnl uco
WorthinQton er iNIcn cabinet ocnnc
Hoe. Nnttaltcn hor uUrct llttci /
Here Winuneoer mcbena &an0perf %
Nlootipltcm pmbugNeoc$.
Trnnbtnb / CRIMSON. Gr Nutif
bpQlting ~ ctpnr mnlorc @ugulnQcr
uC0bruW0tc 'orlc0eu ! Srmabu mc0
ct Cab al $4,000. Gn Mtebclbutif
outUnotc2, men oct Inttcoea / 0cttc
(iIiUloc at ilutfc >Sl0Ul ler nogcl
itor Sfn0c onrcttcbc@.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
MuSel Mr. 145, Yris $2S.
Senne @aifin % "HOitem" ~
ct Mar QkV

Spenitnaenoe slibiloniue eierair "Susbernen.
SO. las (un MooeI}. meo f~uloitGnoia ,SoIs,
oersiabinet. alt SrGueri al Sianofineref, tpart.
fact 60. &c fer Stoeftufier meo Wpesfinos
baanoiae er a~lrinoeoe az 5ornr for at paste Ill
@proets Smrios. Mlaitirbooet brinaes LEI non
fin Qlans nco al aabne Snueet. hnilfet iptter
ben meo preoei SiaGliabeI inareiteSe asites
mefanisme / geoRaelfe.
Suitruitipnsbpa paa 9prI % Ct 10 Aars
Warantibepis mcoislser bper Maiin.
Mert! Srasteu, iom b~ereanes eiter ca.
10 Gents Tor bier 800 MiI ira 0bicnan'
betales al Mpetaaereu.
Grin eiier iuleitGnoie aaiaIoe meo Snitr,rf.
tioner % Scii-toelfe al Iofinbooe, staiio GA
SiIbeher.
seiitainser erpeoeres p%unttlis.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-25
Brain Karr, jamestown Man,
Falls 1900 Feet in Plane
And Is Killed; Aviator Liucs
Dtckman Issues Orders.

Fargo, n. D.. Aug. 25.-Dropping
1900 feet when an airplane in which
he was riding failed to corne out of
short tail spin, Brian Karr, -, son of
Alex Karr OF Jamestown, editor of
Community Life, and prominent
Chatauqua lecturer, was killed late
Sunday afternoon at Sutton. and Ed
ward Axberg. Enderlin aviator, es-
capped with slight injuries. KArr's
legs were broken and his body was
badly confused. Eight men removed
the body from the wrecked machine.
He died one hour and half later at
the Viking hotel in Sutton, failing to
regain CONSEQUENCES.
i Axberg Not Badly Hurt
Lieutenant AxberE was first to be
removed from the machine. He, was
for few minutes. but res
gained his mind and then directed in
work of removing his passenger from
the debris The machine was left In
\ field south Of Sutton, q mass Of
twisted wires and splinters. One Of
the <first to reach the scene after the
aeroplane crashed into the soft, field
waa James H. Moore OF. Fargo, sAles-
man. who had left for sutton with res
pairs for Lieutenant Axberg's ma
chine.
4 Avtator Tails Sensy. sS. i
swathed In bandages covering hta
head and his right arm. LieutenaAt
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-25
QUIET FIGHT
IS UNDER WAY
AMONG JAPS
General Question Of China is
Cause For Struggle Be-
tween Parties.

Toxic, Thursday. Aug. 21.-By the
Associated Press.)-A quiet but de-
termined struggle now is under way
in Japan between the military and
reactionary forces Of the empire and
the liberals, over the general question
Of China. The beaureaucrats insist
that Japan should retain all the spe-
cial preferential rights she has
hitherto gained in China and oppose
concessions urged by groups which
seek to calm world opinion concern
ing Japan's alleged aggressiveness.
The diplomatic advisory council
yesterday: discussed: the Shantung and
consortium questions. According to
the newspapers, several members
criticised the foreign office for under
taking to abondan an exclusive
Japanese settlement of the Shantung
matter without consulting the coun-
Gil, which is supposed to. advise the
government in such matters.
According to the Asahi Shimbun,
Major General Tamaka, minister OF
war, advocated the exclusion of Man
churia and Mongolia from the con-
sortium, even If that step meant that
Japan should not join the loan group,
consisting of the United States, Great
Britain and ! France, besides this
country. Another member is report
ed to have ironically remarked that II
Japan continued making concessions
to other powers she would eventually
be obliged to abandon even Korea
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-25
Water Power OF The
Rhsne River To Be
Developed By French

Paris. Aug. 13.-(French Wireless
Service)-Developm Of the water
power of the Rhone river for the man
facture Of electric power and organi-
ization Of its facilities for river trans
portation and irrigation are provided
for in a bill which the government
has submitted to the chamber of dep
uties.. The expenses of the project
are estimated to aggregate $500, ,000,-
900 francs.
1t is proposed to erect 20 hydro
electric stations to produce an aver
age Of 715,000 horsepower This
would be equivalent to 5000. .000, 600
tons of coal, or nearly one eighth Of
the French coal output before the
war, or one-fifth Of the output In
1918 s ~ .5.7. . SIG
. Under this plan it would be pos
sibles. to operate 1.200-ton barges on
the Rhone providing transportation
between the Rhone valley and central
Europe. rs 5. =
The construction work, would re-
quire Is years. 1t is proposed to grant
a concession for the undertaking to a
company with a capital Of 10000, 900
francs and the privilege of issuing
bonds to ten times that amount. These
bonds would be guaranteed by the
state and the state would appoint
two fifth of the membership of the
administrative council including the
president.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-25

AxberE reached Fargo late last night
and left this morning for Enderlin.
Before leaving he gave complete
description Of the accident which he
said was caused by gust Of wind
which caught one of the wings Of the
machine as he was attempting to
bring It out of the tail spinsand which
prevented the wing from working
properly. The machine crashed to
earth nose first. A portion Of the
front Of the aeroplane struck Brian
Karr. ,g q 4 II sg
There were few young men Who
had been booked for sttsltihE IN ad-
dition to their rides. !" said Lieutenant
Axberg. II had taken four q ave
passengers on the stunt nithts Brian
Karr was the last passenger booked
for such nights Tor the aftesmoon. He,
stepped into machine about 4:40
O'clock in the afternoon. we made
straight flights for about twenty min
Utes and then started some stunt1ng.
We had just about linish6d when No
motfcned for : few nere skunt1 Il, II
Y decided o siye : shos& tail sll5
b0fore landing. I turnNd the noAS u
the machine toward the hsav01a an1s
then whipped Il Into right an41o 1o4s
4 spin. For some rea1on, - foay dne;
20 an air current; the assol - 1oaldss
mot come OUT of the tail a1in hnt np0Al
sa0Whtxrd Toward the 1iffk
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-25
Five Bandits Killed BY the
Americans During Six Days
They Have Been Over Border
THREE KILLED
WHEN TRAIN
HITS AUTO
Four Others Seriously In
jured in Accident Near
Sedan, MINI.

Sedan, Mimi, Aug. 25.-Three per-
sons were instantly killed and four
others seriously injured when the
Winnipeg flyer on the 500 line struck
an automobile stalled at a crossing
two miles east of Sedan at 12:40 Sun
day afternoon.
The dead are Helen Leinen and two
small children of Olaf Ostgulen. Miss
Leinen's brotherin-law. Mrs. Ostgulen
sustained fractured skull. both legs
were broken and broken back and
Is not expected to recover. Ostgulen
and the other two children also re-
ceived serious injuries.
The train with twelve heavy coaches
was rounding curve between thu
high banks of a cut when the engi-
neer saw the auto stalled less than
two hundred feet away and was un-
able to stop.
The injured were taken to hospital
at Paynesville and the dead to Broot.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-25
u. S. TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM MEXICO
FOLK ATTACKS THE
POLICY OF GREAT
BRITAIN IN EGYPT
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Missoula, Mont.-Glenn Smith, >as-
sistant forester here, said he had un-
official assurances that two thousand
troops would be sent to aid in fighting
forest fires In Montana and Idaho.
Maria. Textile American puni-
tive expedition was ordered Sunday
to withdraw from Mexico. An un-
confirmed report said that Jesus Rem
terra, the bandit leader, had been
killed.
Washington.-Secret Baker, in
approving the report submitted to
him by Major General F. J. Herman,
head of the special war department
board on courts martial and their pro-
cedure. took the official stand that the
present system should not be changed
except in minor details.
Columbus, O.-Twenty interned
German sailors escaped from Camp
Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohio, Sunday.
They made their getaway through q
secretly constructed tunnel. At last
reports 18 had been apprehended.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-25
SUBMITS !.
PLANF0R WAGE
INCREASE FOR
SHOP WORKERS
Men Would Get Increase of
About Four Cents an
Hour.
Representatives of Shopmen
To Give Workers Vote
On Question.

Z Washington, Aug. 25.-President
Wilson today submitted to represen-
tatives of the six railroad shop
crafts a proposal to, pay shopmen
about four cents an hour increase, on
a basis Of ten hours pay for eight
hours work, retroactive to May l.
The president told the committee of
100 representing the shop crafts that
any greater increase now would
greatly increase the cost of living and
therefore was inadvisable.
Certain classes of shopmen, car in
spectors and repairmen who have
been receiving So cents and So cents
respectively, would be paid 67 cents
an hour under the proposed rule.
Shopmen May Vote,
The shipments representatives told
the president they would submit the
proposition to their members whose
original demands were for an advance
of Is per. cent. The president re-
quested that the men not act on the
original proposition to have a con-
gressional committee pass on the
wage demands. A vote of the shop
men on this proposition is now being
tabulAted. '.,-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-25
PART OF THE
new HUNGARIAN
CABINET NAMED
Official Notice of Resigna-
/ ton Of Joseph's Govern
I. naent is Announced.

5s Paris, Aug. 2b.The resignation Of
5the Hungarian government Of Arch
duke Joseph. previously reported in
press adyices. wa. announced in mes
ages received sby the supreme council
today. The messages indicated that
the resignation occurred at o'clock
SATURDAY night and that the forma-
ton Of q new cabinet had been begun.
In the new cabinet the dispatch
states, Paul Garami. minister Of
Justice in the Peidll cabinet will be
minister OF commerce. while former
premier jules Peidll will be minister
Of food, Karl Payer, minister Of home
AFFAIRS in the Peidll government,si ID
designated AZ minister ofilabor III the
reconstructed, ministry, and Count
crany as minister Of foreign affairs,
d The other places have not yet been
@fliled. !; Il 33 M 4, 4 4
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PI4AN PAssENGER RATES.

VII Buffalo, N. y, Aug. 25.-rhe Cur.
tiss Aeroplane and Motor corporation
announces that plans are being
worked out for three air routes for
passenger service. They will be to
Rochester, Syracuse, Utica and AL
bany; to Erie and Pittsburgh. Pa,
and across the Canadian border to
Hamilton and Toronto. The state
route will be opened this fall, but the
other two probably will not be in oper-
alton until spring.
The company, the announcement
says is anxious to disprove the be-
lief that flying Is dangerous
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DISCUSSION
OVER TREATY
MAYEND SOON
]. Foreign Relations Commit.
9 rr1ittee Expected to Report
... Pact This Week.

q Washington, !, Aug. 25.-An impor-
tant.week in the peace treaty. contro-
versy in the senate opened today with
the possibility that the foreign rela-
tions committee might report the doc
ument to the senate before the week
end.
The committees plans called for the
halting of consideration of amend
ments today to allow Joseph W. Folk
to present the cause Of the Egyptians,
who are protesting against recognition
by the treaty of Great Britain's pro-
tectorate over Egypt.
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Senator Jones Offers Plan To
Have u. S. Withdraw From
League OF Nations Unless
Conscriptiion Is Abolished
By All Nations.

Washington, Aug. 25.-Likening
Great Britain's legal position in Egypt
to that Of a highwayman. Joseph w.
Folk, counsel for the Egyptian peace
delegation. told the senate foreign re-
lations committee today that the Yer
sailles treaty proposed to validate the
robbery of Egyptian independence.
Having occupied Egypt under pre-
text Of protecting the Egyptians from
rebels, Mr.. Folk said, Great Britain IN
1914 "seized the Egyptian govern
.ment and now proposes under the
treaty to reduce her toia subject ma,
tion.' The treaty, he said, would
make Egypt's grievance against Great
Britain an international question so
that it could not be dealt with by the
League of Nations.
( ''The people of Egypt" the witness
declared, want a League of Nations
which will protect their independence
and not destroy it. They ask you not
to deny them that self-determination
for which more than million
gyptians fought in the war just end
Soa ~
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Revolutionist, In.
Honduras Defeated

Honduran revolutionary forces have
been defeated and scattered with a
loss OF many killed, wounded and
missing, by government troops in the
neighborhood of Santa Rosa, near the
,Guatemalan frontier, according to an,
0If1ciaI Hondurian dispatch.
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serbians to Make Stand.

vladivostok, Thursday, Aug. 14-Si-
berian forces retreating on the East
Russian front have planned to make
stand on the Ishim river, which
crosses the trans-Stbertan railroad
about IT'S miles west Of Omsk. Re-
ports hitherto have stated that, the
retreat would stop on the line Of To-
bolsk, about 80 miles further west.
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,Jo1e onas BIN.

washington, Aug. 25.-Withdrawal
&of the United States from the League
of Nations within two years unless all
member nations abolish conscription
lis proposed in a bill introduced to-
day by Senator Jones, Republican.
Washington. The measure also pro-
;vides that the American representa-
tive "sha1l not consent to any deci-
sion involving or requiring us to use
military or naval forces, unless ex-
pressly authorized or directed by cpn-
gress''
Another provision in the bill is that
the American delegates to the league
shall be elected by the people for
term of four years. Their salaries
would be .$25, 900 annually and no
person under IS years old would be
eligible to election.