davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
aus DER JNGEnRZEG IN

g1i9 nod einmaI nur, mid nod eins
nal MIR
@ntfliebn i'm Srauml
Ils ib @blhieO nabnt, oIs i6 Gbihieb
nabm,
@ar bic 8eIt mir boil 70 Iebr;
Nls ih tpie6ertam. als ib tpieoertam,
8or o1es Ieer.
8o6I bic G6iuoIbe febrt, tpo9I bic
ShtpGIbe febrt.
l1n6 Der Ieere GnIten Idtpou;
ST oos 9er6 9eIeert, lit 0os 9er5 ges
leert,
8iro's nidt mebr Uou.
Seine SdipoIbe brin9t. feline SdipnIbe
bringt
Sir 5uriid, iponoh eu ipeinit:
Sod bic Gdtudlbe Iinet, bod Die
ShtuoIbe iin9t
Sm Sort pic emit:
.ns id Gbi6ie6 uabut. ols id GbIdieb
uabm.
Rdreu Stiff uno &nIteu I6tuer;
Gls i6 pie6erfdm. aIs id tpieoerforr.
Wor aues Ieerl"
Erie6rid @udert.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

longte 3o6lung fir Soft unO 2o9is
fir ale NteniHen un0 Siere, Ole uu'
ter meiner DIRECTION ltiinOen. SD
iagte inn, ih mdre nidt DIRECTOR
unO Bate audi fem @elO. Do
I6impfte er fiirGterIid unO REF
&errn SIode Der. Ser ltimmte nur
nit mir Oarin therein, OaB er audi
fem @el6 bobe.
sd BOB Den Menidcn aIs De
rector ongaiie6rt," idrie er, III Def
mi al genog ann %gedrgert. Mit'n
S6lopp6ut BOB i9'n aneaiiebrt!
SO 0as uabr, Serr, deer is oot mid
mobr2 Sc? $50 is Ser Shlappbut,
mas?"
ga fam mir eire S6ee.
.Sit gut" Iogte i'd, .menn i'd
Damn einnol 0ireftor bin, Damn min
id Sic aud be0oblt MAIDEN, Serr
8irt. aGes, mas in Sr0nung lit,
unO unred)t min i1 feinem Men.
iden tim. Sd perpfdnoe Sbnen aIio
meme gauge Menogcrie, infIuliue
aamel, Bar, 3iege un0 affen. @ber
Gin 9eefIteof unO n Slei6e 8ein
miiiien sic mir nod bernuseeben."
9a madte Serr Glode aber Elm
bitterb0ies @eIift.
y@as?"l @at?l @at min belize
Minid2l @err 8irt, sic &ierdens
freet S6nen ia BEL lebenoieen 2eibe
ouf. g9a mcun oieIe NtenI1 mat
perpfdirOen min, Damn mill i'd Sb-
men not iagen. Sinten in Der
Sdeune itcbt II 9roBes Bib. Dat
6ett be malt. 0nt bat er Don meme
9ierd]enS oemaIt. Dat iou er Sic
oerpf6nOcnl"
Dieier Gori6la0 mar oeEl Ser
6ergSpater angeuideinlid annebiH-
barer. ST man0te iid) Ser Sheune
gu uno MIDI iiberfiel Oie Nn9It.
Mein i60nes Bills. oil Dem i1 oie
lebten Gage nod 10 emli0 g~eorheitet
bate! SD elite ocm @irte poraus,
rib sic Sire ouf unO ~itiir5te in ben
Staa. ., meId) elm fiirdterliher
anbIid! Die Affen maltcn an met
nent berrli6cn 9iI0e. ulo Mtinfa,
bie 3iege, iaoute ernltbaft 5ul
S6anOlid, idanoIi6l Sd to6te, i'd
fludte!
na6 nat" iaote SEER Director
Slode. ~mot Sc iif onIteItl Da miro
oas 9ilo AUDI nod ni6t i1ledter
oon!"
@m onocren Morgen mar ih mie.
ser bei meiner Iie6en @roBmutter,
0ie mid weinen0 empfing. Sic
meinte INNER, menn i6 anfam uno
pcnn i'd mieoer gine. ginmol Dor
SreuOe, Oas onOercmal Dor Sum-
mer.
Salt Oh Oas gilo pertauft mpin
&nton?" fragte iie.
o@6 nein. @roBmutter."
nNo, mcin 9Sllnge, oas lit gut,
Damn wia i'd Dir Elm paar Siam.
fu6en baden"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

Sd gin9 alio 3unGdit nah Sauie
un0 begging cine un9cbeure SbdnO-
lidfeit. Sd log meme CUTE alte
@roBmutter an. Sd ioete ibr, ih
bate einen 8rief befommen unO
miiBte beute nod nod Der Staot,
neil iemano mir elm 9ilo abfaufen
mole.
I'D, mein anton," lnate Die
liebe Alte, lib mag ia germ, wenn
Du ein Gilo perfoufit. aber id) ar.
ger MIDI Damn INNER. Damn gebit
Oh ia bod 9lei6 mic0er meg bon
Ncin' alte @roBmuttcr."
ais ib gcgen AbenO NbiAie6 Don
WroBmuttcr nabm. iiberreidte Tie
mir nit Sroncn in 0en Mu9en Elm
Yafct in Bopier. IS maren 5iem.
lid) piel 5ettilccfen in Dem Hopier.
Nber 0os mar gang natiirlih. oenn
3ebn falte Yionnenfu6en MAIDEN
INNER Glcfe. nenn lie in Hapier
gemidclt mer0cn.
Hun olio eino'S los. 8or Dem
8irtsbanS i'm 9orfe mar idon Die
gauge Mcnageric ueriammelt, uno
ser &crr Direftcr beitano oaraui.
oa6 id ala lcin StcQpcrtretcr aud,
Den @brcnplas aui Dem 9anicle
pobrcnO ser Nciie eiunebmcn miiiie.
Nnd cini0cm Strdubcn muBte i'd
nnd)gcbeu, un5 Sci einbrcdenocr
Ennfclbeit !rotcn mir Die &eiIe an
nadl Dem cine Neile en~tiernten
8cimita0t.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
Der Wenaoerie- 11aler.
6unturputp nm Alhrrt RnhFrtrtl.

eierig, aber aud oerIegen UNI ibreil
5irten 3uiommen. 8ar eS NeiC ODER
9emunoerung, pomit Die Od)ien
unO SAafe gum eritenInaI elm Sd.
mel betradtenS Sd femme Ole tie.
ride Natur 5u menie, I'm oariber
beitimmt urteilen gu fonnen.
Die gauge Wenagerie aber batte
fir mid Elm be0euten0es finltleri.
ifes Sntefeiie. Sd bate idon 9ti3.
3enbu6 unO Gtift in Der 9an6 un0
seidnete.
ga fubIte i'd pIosIid cine i9pere
Sonb aui meiner ShuIter. Sd
orebte mid I'm uno inb oen 9errn
Director Ser electromagnetic ne.
ben mir. ST bieb, nie i'd nobber
erfubr. Claus Glode uno Bate lid.
90 er abpedielno in StaOten uno
0oriern anftrot, Elm eigenartiges
@emiid BON 9od- uno Blattoeutid'
an9eeignet.
SER" ingte er gu mir, .mas
tun Sic oenn oa?"
SD oeihne Sbre @enogeric."
.O6o, oot mar idonl @aben Sie
n Bntent? 90 fonnt ie0ereiner
fommen uno meme Eierdens a6ma.
len. @aS 8abIcn Sic 0afor?"
SER, Sic fonnen mir ood ni6t
oermebren ="
50 iUoa, sat fam i9," iagtc
rubie. aber erob Ser Serr Direftor
unO rib mir Ons Sfi85enbu6 aus
Scr 9ono,
Gas imponierte mir. n@as mol.
len Sic 0enn baben?" fro9te i'd.
Gree Marf, Damn fonnen Sic
mcinetwe9en Die gauge Menaierie
op'n Bapier imieten."
0rei Morf batte id nidt.
oNein," iogte i'd, u0as lit mir 5u
teuer, aber menn ib NAL oen go.
rem BORT 3eidnen fam, oafiir gebe
id fiinf5i9 Yfennig."
.Nd, ee6en Sc Der, is mar penig
for Jon YradterempIar, aber JON
&ier tut ia ud mas ior sic @bre."
Der Ser Director bolte nun oen
9aren 6eran, uno id 9ruppiertc
Nenld un0 on0eres @etier i'm
Greiic bcrum. Ser Bar lieB ii1 bon
ieinem Director iromm un0 geoul-
oi9 aufltcaen. unG ga 0as &ier audi
nit einem WouIforb uerleben mar,
10 aIou5tc id cs o6ne @efabr in
cine redlt molerildle Bolition Ietcn
3i fonnen.
aber oas Eier brittle mid nit
mcrfbarem 8ioermiacn on uno Ser
0ireftot Ia0tc:
.Nift oniaiien, iulioer Nann, op
YbotoGropbieren is mein g1r nidt
orciiicrt."
Sd bnttc nun ldnen meme Staf.
fcIei nuiaelteIlt unO beaonn 81 5eid)-
men. 0abci iab id) acknowledgements
0 3eit 81 Belt iharf oui Sen go.
rem. Sd fam beiIig ucrlidern. Dob
i'd oa5u MIR BON rein fiinitleriIden
Motiuen g~eIcitct WorNen bin. un0
oob i'd nid)t i'm entiernteltcn Die
Abiidlt Nebabt babc. ocm &iere ir.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
linterindmmg UDn Wetallrn OMrdJ
&Dntgenitrableu.

Sn nellerer 3eit peroen Die Nonts
ncnltrablen auG picllad our Inter.
iudun9 BON @@tetuultilden ullO gum
gtu9meis bon @ilBicblern ln0 Blas
len I'M Snllcrn Der 4tetalle ucrpcn-
Get. Wtctullteile bon llur 20 bis 30
Wliumleter eide MAIDEN feline
G6lpIcrigteiten. 0ie gelpomlen Bil-
Der iinO fIar uno oelltlid, uno Die
I'LL @ubltiid entbaltenen Ylalcn mas
den lih ais Ornfle Sleden bcnlerf-
bar. Gas Sd1bungSuerunogen Inbe'
tug out Die Sicfe. III Der ein Seller
gu ilt6en lit, nlmmt nit DER Sartig-
felt Der Ycobahtllngen 81. Glare nno
oclltll1c Viloer Don 9laien obne
oeri6momlnene &anoer beOenten,
oob Die 8laie nidt tiei Iic8t, nab.
reno ungcfebrt tiefer licgcnOe Sch.
ler peri6mommcne Yiloer crgcben,
sic bon einem Sof nmgcben limo.
Cine einfade geomctrii6e Setra@-
tung, Die aub oft bel Der Eiefenbe-
inmmlug eines in Den menihlifen
a0rper eingeOrrmgenen 6%rcnlof0r.
fers gebrailht miro, 9ibt eiaen ge-
llallen NuiidlluB iibcr Die Gage Der
@!oie. God, miro cine gau5 gelaue
&eltinmnng Der Gage Der 8Iaie gar
nidt noti9 iein. benn idon ous @or.
~honoeniein eines @uBfcblcrs geniigt,
I'M oas Stiid als minOerucrtig uno
/ nbraudbar 5iir' tpciteren 8ernrbei.
ting an5uiebcn.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

ginpobner BON SeImitaot 0u5ll-
idreiben mar. Oie Nfteure ocs
Serrn Tlode 6atten feline StnlO
0oron. @enn aud Die Seiltun5en
Oes Barren uno Der 9tfien geraoe
niht BON @eiialitGt 5eigter, 10 pa'
rem es 6odr CUTE finltleril6e Wlittel-
leiItunoen, uno es miro obne 3uei.
fcI cine gauge Wtenge Don Barren
uno affen geben, Sic ni6t anna.
6ern6 10 longe ouf 5pei 8einen tart
aen fonnen ruie unier 9or unO nid)t
6ol6weas 10 gut @eiifter l6neioen
f6unen wie uniere Qfien. aber DEM
Bu6Iifum bon SelmitoOt ie6lte eben
oos ridtige g%eritduOuis oofur.
Benn sic Eo6ter BEG Serrn Girefe
tors, Die onIebnli6e 2iaio, nit Dem
gommelteaer 6erumging, 10 erbielt
lie in sen meitous meiiten S1uen
immer nur cine Gauisrntiinde, uno
oarii6er drserte lib Serr Slode
id)dnoIi9. @r bate ~iiberboupt cine
iurd1t6ore @ut eegen oaS Gupfer,
uie er mir untermegs lHon meb'
reremole mitgeteilt bate.
Sat neroammte 4opper," 10
nonnte er es = nnenn man BLOB
sit peroommte Stopper nit auf Der
@elt mar, Damn fonnten iie einen
mid iiimmers De idofeIigen Pfen-
nigs auf'n Seller i6meiBen!"
2eioer fonnte Oiesmal audi bic be-
oeutcnolte &roOuftion ser 6lode'
i6en @eIeaidait Oaran ni6ts an
bern. Oieie mirflih beroorragenOe
2eiItung. sic in StdOten pom 6obe-
rer fiinItliGer 8iloung i9on bis gu
bier Morf fiinf6ie Yiennig eingetra.
aen bate, beitano oarin, Dob Die
onie6nlide 2iGia fire 3ieee, &C.
uonnt Minfa, nit alien bier geinen
ouI elmer Sdule lteben lieB uno
oo3u nod EXTRA cine I@one MeloOie
pfiff.
Sn Selmitoot 5ablte MAI ser
Dame fir Oieie polenOete S9an-
Iteaung on allen orei Sogen 8ulam-
men 0pei Morf eiuunO5wan5ig
Bfennig, un0 elm rober WenIh
maete nod obenOrein Die ber6loIe
Rritif: .Dos is gar nir. 8enn oaS
MoOel ouf Sen @fabl iteben tat unO
Sic 3iege Oa3u pfiff, Oonn gob' i'd
audi II Bfeunig oapor."
60 einem @anouIen gegeniiber
mia i9 meoer Grdulein 2inia nod
ibre 9iege Wtinta in Sd)ub nebmen.
Dos mare b~eleioi9enO fir uns ale
Srei. @era6e i6 meiB BON Ben 90
Ienten Ser iungen Dame 5u er5ab-
len. SGT iie bod 0 Sen 6c6n
gionntuhen, Die @roBmutter mir
nut auf Sic &eilc gege6cn bat, al
lein in elmer ein5i9en fnappen bal-
ben Stunoc adt oufgegelien.
9m oritten Gage alio ioate Die
Neiie w%eiteraeben. NadmittagS fam
ser 9erbergspater 81 mir unO Der.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

.Qoa fonnt &c bebben unO foiten
Ions Sbnen ni1. Gommen Sic NOR.
gen nit uns nod &eImltaot. Ga is
n Teines Bublitum, IN Sic baben
10 n feinen an5ua III n famoien
SUIT mie n &iinitIer. llnO Oenn Iegg
id. Sic mdr'n unier 0ireftorl Sd,
mas? Das 5iebt, io n feinen Diref.
tori So, IN ocnn fonnt's uns alma.
len 10 uiel Sc pouen. ga, pie is
oot?"
SD idIus elm. aus 8wei Grin.
Sen. gritens me9en ser MoOelle unG
3peitens. neil i'd mir beoeuten0en
SpaB BON ser gan5en IngeIegenbeit
periprad.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

mutter borbei iiber sic olte Sol6.
Bride, un0 i1 fonnte mid nur nit
duBeriter anitrenaung on Dem Salie
oes &amels felt6alten, Ser ia gIud.
lihermeile eeraoe fir meinen Sal
bon Der Natur nit belonoerer Sic.
bensmur0igteit 6ergeri6tet lit. Aber
mein neuer idoner S1lappbut flos
ccbei in Sen Stub.
Der Serr Director teu6te flu
dlero binterorein, big enoli1 einige
mutige 9ouern oos olte elenoe aa-
mel ieitbieItelt.
Bel pollen Won0ihein 5ogen mir
in SelmitaOt elm. Moreen mar
Mortttoo. uno es mar nod Elm fir
6eImitaOt reyes 9e6en in sen Stra-
ben. 8or elmer Sdenfe itnnoen ct.
melde &onorotioren ser Stn0t uno
iaben u%aleren 3ug an.
Wir maren ale toomiioe. 0os
&amel torfelte, ols wern eS bic
@iiite gobarob OreimoI binter elm.
anoer our6quert bGtte, unO Der uIte
9Gr idien auf Orei Gronfeu gu lob-
men.
9err Director 5lode 6otte mir
iGon 6ebnmal oeIoet: YSd. id beo
Sic ols Diref.,r engagiert mit'n
ShIoppbut. o6ne Sdloppbut is oat
man moi. No. mollen NAL ie6'nl"
Mein id6ner 6hloppbut lag ia
i'm Stub. uno Serr 5lode bate mir
ieinen alten eelieben. Nber nur Der
Nenid fam iih BON Germ 6Iodes
altem SUIT cine a~nndberno rid)tige
8~orlteaun9 MAIDEN, Der NAL Ieinen
neuen SUIT 9eleben hat.
Gber in Der 9er6erge wur0e i'd
als Director poroeiteQt. Ser Ser
bergspater iab mid Don o6en bis
untcn an. uno 90 ih ouf. Serrn
6lodeS 9lat Sen SUIT binter meinem
Tiiden belt, 10 idien ser Wlann BON
mir be~frieOigt 81 iein.
am nohiten Mittag ioGte Die erite
8%orltelung in Dem StdOtf,cn Itutt.
Iin0en. gorber ober ir0bnte id mel.
men finitleriiden @eliilten nadl Ser
5ensluit. SD ihlid) mid 9ar8 friib
in ben Stoa, itelte meme Staiielei
auf oie i'd in Dem aroBcn aaiten.
magen ser @eieQid)aft mitgcbradt
bate. uno malte elm munOerbar le.
benOises S~tileben: Qffen, 3iegen.
9iibner. Staqimgcn nod Den berr.
lidlten Mooeaen unO Ben Serrn Di.
reftor ne6lt 5rduIein 9od)ter aus
Ger 8bantalie oa5n.
Sd oa9te beitimmt. fir Dies
Bib min0eltcns einen Monat BEL
meinem Iuitigen Better in Ser Stnoi
Ieben gu fonnen.
&lio Oie erlte 8oritcaung nuf Dem
Marftplos bate ltattgeiunoen. uno
olpor nit einem be0eutenOen pefu-
niaren MiBcrfolge. Grei Cage woa-
t. Serr Slode nit ieiner Menagcrie
i~iterbaupt MIR in 9elmitaOt bleiben.
unO es m,b bier lciOer gleid fonita'
tiert perben. Dob ole beioen anoerer
lagc nod meniger ein6rad,ten.
Gs lit iider. oab oielcs 6iasfo
MIR Oem mangelnocu GunitiinAe Der
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

Grs Der S~ugeu65eit. aus Der Suaeubs
3eit
sIiuQt Elm 2ieo mir imnerodr;
. ,uie Iieat 10 tpeit. o tpie Iie9t 70
nett,
Vas utein siult tporl
@as sic GdiunLbe lang. uos bic
Gdtpol6e Tang.
Sic ben Serblt urb Sriibliu9 brin9t,
Oh ods Sort entIoug, oh ons Sort Aeuts
lang
9ns Jest nod flirQt2
.Ns ih 46I6ieb ua6m. oIs i6 46I6ieo
nnbm,
@areu Stiff un0 aniten Idtper:
vie ih tuiener fam. ala ih iuieoer
fam,
$50 ales lecr.-
q 6u @in6ermuno, o Oh 4inSermuno.
%Ilnbeipubter @eisbeit frob.
8oeelIprode funO, @o9eIiprade tunb.
Bie GnIomoi
. ou S~eimutfIur, o on SeinatfIur.
3oB 5u oeiuem iel9en Nnum
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

Ga, zines Cages gcriet Dos 3orl
IN cine fiirdterlid)e Iufrcgin9.
Cine manocrnoe Nelagerie NOR ein-
ac3ogcll. Sin gauges, wobI o%reliler.
trs 3ierrci6: elm arobes Samcl, Elm
Or0cntlldler lcbenOcr Bar, ENC fiinlt-
lerii6 bcallloGtc 3iegc uno oa5u
nch olerlei Alficn. gicI unO ionlti-
aes 0eticr. gin Ger Spite oes 81.
ges. bod 81 aamcl, rift DER Serr
Direftur ms Oori. uno Die Od)icn,
aiibe uno Sd,aie or6ugten lid bel
benz anblid oeS WiiItcuidiiics neu-
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

Mod 5ur5eit oes 9roBen So.
tarForidcrs Gimme warcn nur 1926
Sicrartcn miiicnIdaftlid bcidrieben;
iest iino 418,600 arten bcfannt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10
TOLEDO ENTERS
ON SECOND DAY
WITHOUT Il! I CARS n {;
sc-irt y Officials lessterates'
Stand That .Francl1ise Will
Not Be Given.

Toledo. Nov. 1o.-Toledo today en-
tered on Its. second day without street
cars which were all removed outside
the city early Sunday by the com
pany as a result OF the ordinance
passed by a vote of the people last
Tuesday, ousting the Toledo Railways
and Light Company from the streets.
City officials also reiterated their
stand that the ordinance would not
would not be given a franchise. They
criticised the local traction company,
which spirited the cars into Michigan
before daylight Sunday morning
without notice to the public.
Mayor Cornell schreiber, who in
troduced the custer ordinance in the
council last June 80, will meet with
the common council tonight, which
will be the first meeting Of that body
since the cars ceased running.
A resolution will be introduced to-
custer. It is pointed out that should
it be repealed it would have to be
submitted to the voters and law au-
thorities have not yet found way
in which special election could be
held, under the terms Of the city
charter.
Frank r. Coates, resident presi-
dent OF the traction company. de-
clared today that the cars will be re-
turned only when the custer ordi-
nance is repealed and the company is
given a franchise. In this he only
repeated the statement made by
Henry L. Doherty, head of the COM
pany which owns the local street car
lines.
Meantime the car riders who voted
to drive the cars off the streets are
paying from 10 to SO cents for riding
to work in private motor cars.
Street car fares were six cents, with
a two cent charge for transfers.
Judge John M. Killits of the United
States district court here said last
night that If any action is begun to
deal with the present situation it can
be brought in no other but federal
court. He declared that taking the
cars into Michigan does not change
the jurisdiction Of the Toledo federal
court.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10
BRITISH PAPERS
HOSTILE TOWARD
PLAN FOR PEACE
WITH BOLSHEVIKl

London, Nov. 10.--Premier Lloyd
Georges hint In his Guild hall speech
Saturday night Of an attempt to nego-
Russia has created stir. The anti
Bolshevik press is indignant over the
suggestion. .,s
The Daily Mail scouts the idea az
shaking hands with . murderer,
and generally denounces the sugges-
tion, which it says caused great
Telegraph and the Morning Post are
also hostile to the proposal. I.
Referring to the passage OF the
speech dealing with the poad bility of
peace with Russia. the Chronicle, spe-
cial champion OF the premier. deelarel
it is mot free from obscurity.''s :
Z Some may see In u. = the Chroni-
Gle continues, "a suggestion of return
ing to the Prinkipoo pDiicy: We do not
however, reAd it In quite that sense. 7
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10

Belgrade. were suffered
by both sides in a clash between
Italian government forces and Ga
briele d'Annunzio's troops.
Wichita Falls, Tex.-One man was
killed and several were burned and a
loss which will exceed eighty acres of
part of Waggoner City. Lightning
started the fire.
New York.-Cary r. Miller, Ameri-
can vice consul to Stockholm, shot
and killed himself Sunday.
Madrid.-The king and queen g Of
the Belgians have arrived at Lisbon.
Toledo. ohio.--The Toledo railways
and Light company spirited all the
street cars out of the city when no
titled that the people had approved
tho custer ordinance.
Geneva agents are at
tempting to recruit Swiss officers and
sub-p@cers sfor., the Japanese en-
peror,s army, according to the Neuf
Paris.-The extremists failed in
their attempt to order strike Of rail
road men.
.Washington.-The battle between
the Ukrainian peoples army and the
troops 10 General Denikine has been
renewed with great vigor, according
to a cable received here.
.Washington.-Plans for the union
Of Russian workers to bring about an
overthrow of the government through
/ a general strike was revealed in docu-
ments seized in the nationwide raids
Friday and Saturday nights.
Rome.-The Rev. Francisco Scat
| igna of the town of Locorontondo. in
the province of Bari, claims to have
discovered the perpetual calendar" I"
which has baffled scientists for cen
turies.
Mexico City-Virginia Salinas Car
rama, wife of the president OF
Mexico, died Sunday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10
NON-U'll||l||l!)'ly i! MEN
MINING I COAL !.
AT Nl|||||'l|LL]|.l|STON " ! |. Is
Citizens Guaranteed That
Coal Would; Be- Mined
aradSsit Was.
Union Men Given Chance to
Return But They
Refused. 4. :

: Williston, M, Dr.. Nov. All -lig-
mite mines in, r TIE \; WillistSn district
were operating today with every union
miner out on strike, Thesoperators
turned over their product 10 the. city
commission, which is making equit-
able distribution Of coal among con-
sumers. L ~
47 Following a meeting of the city
commission at the Commercial club
Saturday night. union coal . miners
were given an opportunity to return
to work. but were assured that the
mines would be operated. whether
manned by union labor or not Today
union miners hadinot taken advantage
of their chace to return to. their jobs
and independent men were mining
coal IN nearly az large quantities as
before. rs> 5'f'5 \, ;-r5l
The following resolution wast pre-
sented by the citizens committee to
the union miners Of the Williston dis
trict: s> -
"'The citizens OF williston have, ap-
pointed committee to act as an in
term6di1ry counsel between, the mine
ing out the discharge Of this duty, we
submit to you the following:
.4fa.'1: We are not making any pre-,
tense on: the merits Of the strike. oi
the; miners and. tho general cpntFo;
9sTays between ox1IsE and. Nprksr
~ 81 81 Our only a1is % asstst ID see
ing that the peoplaNf WilAston, and
vicinity do not snff Tor the want 81
.cQal dNEtuk the strike: ss : 's .!a.5 !.
8. L We are In Z position t0shssurt
you that. the mine owners are ready
and willing to place their mines at the
disposal of, the public to be mined
during the strike, and the scoal output
to come to the people without profit,
to said mine owners
-. We are further authorized tc
assure you that during the said strike
the said coal miners are willing thai
their coal, output during the strike be
handled Under the direction of the
city commission.
z rs. We now ask you to go. back tt
work as miners and assist the people
adurtne' their extreme need for Goa
ind that you give your services a.
your present wage scale.
p; "s. On the above outline we ash
your answer. Nevertheless, permit vi
to suggest that the citizens will guar.
antee that coal will be furnished t
all people in the vicinity, whether yot
mine it or not. We prefer that yor
should be given the preference II
such mining, but in any event, we re-
peat, that coal will be mined for thu
purposes set forth herein"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10
wilton Men May Return.

Bismarck, N. D.. Nov. 1o.-No
change in the strike situation was re-
ported at the governors 0fnce this
morning. From Wilton came advice
to the effect that the miners held a
meeting Sunday evening. when q
majority Of the organized mine work.
ers appeared disposed to obey the
governments injunctionS and to re-
sumo work tomorrow or Wednesday.
It is said that the Wilton local has
already paid $4,000, the equivalent
OF $500 5per man. into the United
Mine Workers strike benelt- funds
and that there is no disposition
among them to remain idle now !: IL
there is any Justification for their re-
turning to work. .f7'
Seventeen cars oftlignite were ship
ped this morning from Wilton. clean
ing slp the stocks in the Washburn
Lignfte companys dumps. There II
no report from any part of the state
to indicate disorder. It. is predicted
that tnamuch. as the Wilton focal -
the largest : III the state, its e1Ample
uf the slI3Anf returning TO work win u
followed shye Q$her locas and fhSt spt1.
kAs,ptasn son q npvntsl Scals -tlidy ,tesre-
s,amAd In North Dakota by Thursday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10
MINERS IN DICK KINS0N AREA ARE
STILL WORKING DESP TRIN
ORDERS; OTHER WORK kERS REIURN
No Change In Strike Situa.
ton Reported TO The Gov.
ernsr's Office; Wilton
Miners Expected To Re.
turn To Work; Other,
win Fellow u 4. Their E E.
ample.

Dickinson, N. D.. Nov. 1o.-Lisnite
mines Of the Pittsburgh Coal COM
pany, near Dickinson, were in oper-
alton today with q full crew Of min
ers. officials Of the company said to-
not walk out Saturday under the gem
erAl strike order. issued to Ignite
miners. i. sfs..
The Red Trail mine at Nedora is
not operating, the men quitting there
Saturday for the, second time. They
went. out on the original order, and
returned to their posts the middle
Of last week. All small mines In this
area, reports received by coal dealers
strike. order. ~ 5#
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10
MIDDLE west !
IN GRIP j ! ||'' OF / A
FIERC| j ||:'| ! J / STORM
Wire and Train Service Bad
y Crippled i by Biz
zard {,

I Chicago. Nov. 1p. weeping east.
ward, . severe bli1Eard u ragin4 to.
day over the upper Nis1tsGirpiy and
Missouri valley states, crippiing tele-
Eraph and train serYice. N Western
Minnesota, Colorado. North and DQuth
Dakota and Nebraska Wers n the grip
OF the storm. & q !. IS
Telegraph service between Chicago
hours Of heavy snowfall, Snow, driven
by . as miles wind. fAll ythxOaSh Shout
WestArn Minnesota and eastsfn North
iDakotA. Telephone and z te2a4raph
service In South Dakota w. demoral-
t1sd BY q heavy ilest Stpr1a. 4 ~ AZ il, i!iis a
AZ. Il. Train service throughout the storm
:arsa Wag from 3 to 6,hour late. &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-10
STRIKE INDORSED AND
SUPPORT GIVEN BY THE
AMERICAN.LABOR BODY
Euefling Herald
Not to Publish
Arnlisticc Day

Tuesday, Nov. II, being Arlnas-
ttcc Day, no evening edition OF
The Grand Forks Herald will be
Published.
The morning edition VIII appear
~ usual, and will be sent to the
Subscribers of both morning and
evening editions.
This action is taken by The.
Herald publishers in compliance
with the request of the American
Legion In charge of Armistice
Day, and the action of the COVER
nor in proclaiming the day q legal
holiday.
1 The publishers feel that it is q
patriotic duty to suspend the pub
ssMcatiOn for the day In order to-
permit all employees to take full
part in the observance of the day.