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Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-22
GUARDS SENT TO
WOODS TO RELIEVE
MEN ON STRIKE DUTY

st. Paul. Dec. 22.-Fifty- national
guardsmen Of Company D, Fifth regt-.
ment, left the armory at Winoha
early today for, International Falls
under orders of Adjutant General ".
F. Rhinow. They will relieve SO
members Of Company M. who have
been stationed there ten days. and
homes at st. Cloud. Z
The sending Of the relief troops to
International Fails was regarded as
an indication that state authorities
still consider conditions unsatisfac-
tory On the border, although no d.
rect reports reached the capitol early
today. The st. Cloud guardsmen
were ordered to International Falls
at the request Of Sheriff Harry r.
Mcintosh to preserve law and order
during a railroad strike and threat
tened I. w. w. outbreaks in lumber
camps. -
!: Major Thomas p. Cochrane fs in
charge Of the :winona suardsmen
who will pass through st. Paul and
Minneapolis late today. and are
scheduled to arrive early tomorrow
in International Falls. Captain J. W.
Carter commands the st. Cloud COM
pany. who will return to their homes
for. the holidays
[ Winona. Mimi. Dec. "a detach-
ment of two officers and So men Of
Company D. Fifth regiment infantry,
Minnesota national guard, left here
this noon over the. Milwaukee road tor
international Falls, where they will
relieve the company of st. Cloud. The
winona guardsmen are in excellent
condition, said Major T. P. Cochrane
battalion commander, and are pre-.
pared for any contingency. The de-
tachment will arrive at the border
!! city shortly before noon Tuesday. 1t Is
expected, and will at once take charge
of the situation.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-22

Gabrielle d'Annunzio,' however. de-.
clined to accept the result and de-
ciared he would reserve the decision
for himself. According to officials
who had charge Of the polling. the
vote was So per cent in favor Of oc-
cupation by regular Italian forces:
In formal communfque issued
last night d'Annunxio announced HIS
stand against accepting the plebiscite.
declaring irregularities had. been
found which he considered to. .invAi-
date the vote. The communtque
read:
irregularities committed BY one
party or another during the plebiscite
have come to my attention. re-
gard their nature Of such Importance
was to affect the result Of the
plebiscitc.. 1t therefore cannot be
taken as the sole and valid mani
festation Of the sentiments Of Fiunc.
and I forthwith, by virtue of the
powers conferred upon by the nation
al council In It's deliberations OF De-
cember II, reserve the decision for
myself
According to advices from Fiume
5ignor Pedraxzi. the head of the
d'Annunzio press bureau, rendered
his resignation to the poet soldier be.
cause Of the rlatter's failure to accept
a decision of the national council te
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-22
TERMS OF NOTE
TO GERMANY ARE
DISCUSSED TODAY

Paris, Dec. 22.-The terms of the
note replying to the last communica-
tion of the German representatives
were considered by the council this
morning. It. was planned to hold an
other session this evening.
1t was believed that the note, If
then completed. would be handed dur.
ing the evening to Baron Kurt Won
Lersner. head Of the German mission,
in the hope of expediting whatever
consideration the German delegation
found necessary to give it.
Few details now remain to be dis
posed of by the council to clean up
the work 81 the peace conference,
with the exception Of the Hungarian
and Turkish treaties and the Russian
situation. 1t was thought today that
all else might be disposed of in time
to permit the celebration of Christ
mas in state of effective peace with
Germany unless that nation main,
tained certain of her objections to the
final terms, after receiving the coun-
ellis note.
Serbias demand for priority to the
amount Of 2,50o,0o0.o00 francs In
reparations. on the same footing as
that accorded Belgium, was discussed
by the supreme council. It appeared
to be the feeling that this was ques-
ton for the reparations commission
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-22

abide by the plebisctte. The message
quotes q communique issued by
d'Annunzio on the resignation, reed-
ing: esa ~ .{.
"Signor Pedraxzi leaves as chief OF
the press bureau OF Fiume. wish
to express my, most profound regret.
and hope that soon the reasons which
led him to withdraw will no longer
iAYiaf - Il; -. 49,
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-22
DTE IS TAKEN
ONPROP0SALS
BY BADOCLIO
Forts to Delay or Cancel
Plebiscite in Fiulne
Are u seless.

Trieste, Sunday Dec. 21.-Not-
outstanding the efforts to delay or
ncel the proposed plebiscite In
lume on the question of accepting
De- proposals Of General Badoglio.
be Italian chief Of staff.. providing
the substitution of Italian regu--
rs for the d'Annunzio forces of oc-
npation, the vote after all was taken
nd is reported to have gone strongly.
u favor OF accepting tho proposals.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-22
TOO MUCH

Fairmont Minn.. Dec. 22.-when
Harry Allen appropriated a wrist
watch belonging to his best girl she
was willing to forget and forgive. But
when he gave it to another young
woman for Christmas gift twas all
off. The best girl called cop. 'Har-
ry won't be out until It's time to send
'em both valentines"
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-22

Most men are born leaders and
most men are born followers there
of.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-22
FOX "yIsITs'' CAPIToL.

Washington. Dec. ga full sized
fox .scampereds through the snow
covered capitol grounds here today,
congressman, attaches and visitors
Joining in the chase which ended at
the peace monument at the main en-
trance.
George NJ. Green, passing on a
motorcycle, caught the animal.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-22

to dispose of after the treaties Of ver-
saflles and st. German had been put
into effect.
All the powers interested except
Rumania having concurred in the al
.lotment for distribution of rolling
stock of the railways of the old Aus
tro-Hungarian empire, the council de-
cided to send a note to Rumania ask
ing her to signify her acceptance.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-22

Budding genius doesn't always bear
fruit. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22

Classportu kde msni polcie aboru chystacmu
delnctvu prohsla kaZdou schulz nepripusnou
uposlechnu vjea jizdn polce do zstupu tax e rozpr
Sic anz by vSak by kdo zran6n Jedne by zacen diva CT
znc kteri poicenm rozkazu dosti ryche nerozeS
Ma mnohych mistech konany byly sch1ze dpn6ho po
adku zemena TAM kde do jednan nevmesovaa poicie
neb milice.
Nekeri zasupci ocelaTskych rusu prohlasi. re nedo
av delnctvo dostae6nem poctu re ednoduse zavody
dobu nebudou nkterak pfijimat stav
kokaze do prace Svka die vech Zname nebude provade
jednomysne nekde pracuje ako drive en neke
rych mistech zemena kde zamestnn jsou cznc stav
kuje jiz dGslednej ~
Delnctvu kere pracuje tovarnach iez vyhovely pra
MIN un dano srozum6nou re mohou pracova dale ale
smi zadnych okonost vykonava prce odboru ktery
byl stavkari opusten.
Stavka ocearskych uni bude Baltimore miti toliko ne
pfm vsedek jekoz nedodanim ocearskych vrobkG bude
postizena prce zdejsch odencich Fitzpatrick pfedseda
narodnho vyboru ocearskeho dencva vyda poednan re
Garys nacenk United Stated Steel Corporation odmt vyzvu
presdenta Wisona, ably popfa depuaci delncva suchu
rlznch zprav vyjdev Chicagu okol $4,000 az 80
900 muzI strajk.
Ma sch6zi Gary shromazdio 5000 ocelarG zastu
pucch celkem narodnosti N6keri fetnc naval rad
kanejsi hnuti bolsevsmem kdezto pfeseda edne un
vyslovil re bude zarucen zakon pofadek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
STRAJK Y HLAVNlM STANU,
PITTSBURGH.
POLICE OPETNE V CnVNOSTI PHI
ROZHANENf SCHUZi.


Pittsburg Pa, 81. zari Ac stavka vyvolana bya
pond6 prece pocovay nektere zavody jej thu z drive
neden schy zsaly neupny protoze nekter den dnes
vecer prace nedostavili Dnesek by dnem zkousky
unov urednc pne obchazeji dosud nerhodnute muze,
Jim prcny proc ocelaske d6nictvo hoda zanecha pra
ce bze vysvetli.
Jiz dnesnho veGera uday tr srazky mici zasupy
kere s1casnily idovych schIzi nevesm nepokojGm
doslo North Cartonu, 20 mil cd Pittsburgh, kde stani
vosko rozpraso cele shromazden Poznovu pf 1toku
vyznamenaa zdni polcie jez nezbytnym klacky zrana
nekolk demonsanG Zakroceni dao zadost mist
Mich rad1 pfi povstae vytrznos zatceno do Pittsburgh
odvedeno 19 osob.
DIE ociteho svedka della schuze dpneho pofadku,
kdyz poednou beze vsech pricin zaala lid rozehna
vati ery rozhorGen poca branti kamenm Jeden muz
re zastupu pry vypalil nekok ran.
Foster taemnk narodniho vyboru organisovaneho zele
zTkeho ocearskeho denctva dnes vece prohas re stat
nj Wade podn bude drazy protest prot tomuto neoprvne
nemu nas naval vrazednym 1tokem zakona dba
" lid Clartonu nepracue jen nekok peel patfcich Car
negiove spolecnosti @e.F
Podobne srazky, ac meme vyznamnejsi, hlaseny sou
organisovane d6nctvo vzdor "a
kazu pofada vefene schdze konao tabor idu Take zde
odd9en pocie shromazden as $500 ocelaf1 zahnao do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
VAR0VNY HAS PRED HOSpODAR-
.SKYM ROZMACHEM NEMECKA.
GERMANSTVO NEBEZPEClM NO.
VYCH STATU. =
AMERIKA MA UDRzETI ROVNOVAHU VSECH
MOCf.

Paffz, 21. zari - Henry Morganthau enz byva naGe-
nikem aercke vysetfuici komise Poku podava n6kolk
nazorii vyvnu veci stredni Europe.
"Nemecko stao Sc valkou skuecnym dynamem silly. Vo-
enska eho dneni zGstaa prav6 takova ako ba drive
eho $4,000 900 obyvate proo SOlou zkouSek Ma
nclo hospodarnost sebezapren Jest soused6no kdez
eho sousede mezi sebou stale nepat6 prozT zene
hasteri est-l tyo narody nesedno mGze nasta en
jedny vysledek.
'Pochybui re samo Nemecko nema dnes vedom vlast-
JIG vekych dead pro kere vacy mez sebou navzAjem po
Nemecku do ruky Neni pochyby re ndkok malo let
Nemecko chopi zbran any ziskalo upynue
valky ztraceneho dzemi
Kdo zabrani ably mlitarscka strana N6mecku
zmocnia konroly zem6 kdyz ostan Europa bude sva
Stuace jako dnesn vpi NemcSm jse mysenku re nemus
pracovati obrozen zem6 edn6 prdmyslu kdne plat
valecne nahrady. -r,
Europa zene ku prfkladu Rusko naruc N6mecka
coz jest vekym nebezpecm nekerch prave zroZenych a
Ostani svet N6mecko kdn6 pracuie Narody jako
Itaie Recko Rumunsko hosavie kere dnes rozSruj
uzem rozpnaji vSem smery nemaj prlmyslu akove
ho ako Nemc kte vye6ne zaozenou zeleznicn s ovada
tem6T ceou sredni Evopu Move stay pax bezohledn6
chit strav obyvatelstvo rdznych ych nodnost pref
nadvladu, kterou nejsou to vykonavati.
Nemecko necha parne Francii pokoiem ale nevyhnu-
elne spoi Ruskem shltne n6ktere mes stredn
Evropy Uoha Spojenych StaI jest jasna Mus sob6 hle
de vice mezinarodn poitiky sledovat bedv6 vyvo
Amerika jez jest dusevn6 ysicky stojci
narod mGze udrze rovnovahu moci cel6ho sv6a Nesta
nell taxi vyhrae priSte N6mecko ovadne iste cely
sv6t."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
BULHARI NESPOKOJENI S OBRADY
PRI PREDAVANi MiROVYCH
PODMiNEK.
PRALI 81 PODOBNYCH CEREMONIf JAKO Sc DO
STALO NEMECKU A RAKOUSKU.

Pariz, 21 zaf - Buharska delegace jest pohn6vana,
re il nebyy dodany spoenecke mrove podmnky techze
okazalos ako salo Nemcum RakusanGm SredeGti de-
lega sou do iste mu urazen domniva re sou tax
douhem vteni opravn6ni teze pozoo strany mirove
konference jako Rakousko neb N6mecko.
Zalezitost mimi skoncovana byla jednoduSe velce
kratce rvaa sova 20 mnu Akt udal Quai DOrsay.
Predseda bulharske mrove komse Theodorov muv tax IT,
chm hlasem by predseda move konfeence Cemenceau
je pozadat ably vyjadfl hlastej Ucni tax.
zrejme rozechveymi nervy.
~ vyznamnym pohledem pfftomneho Vesniee srbskf
no delegate, pravI "PTejeme ziti sousedy
Ale tvar Vesncova nejevia ami znamky neakeho pohnu
tt tahy ieho jakoby zledovat6ly
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
VYBUCH v TOVARNE.

V tovarnach American Bor-
visk Co. Ma zapadni SO ul., kde
vyrabi Sc hedvabi a podobne
jemne latky = vybuchla wee
ra nadrz cpavku Ia kterezto
explose pfiSel o zivot dilove-
douci +. Mullin, 1925 Danison
Ave. a delnik T. Burke, 1884
zap. 90. ul. vazne poran6n.
Nest6sti to prihodilo Sc vcera
casne rano a po vybuchu po-
Ear nasledoval, ktery byl vsak
hasiGi V n6kolika minu, ach o.
panovan. Mullinovi roztrzena
lebka troskou nadrze, take
skonal drive nez do nemocnic
mohl byti dopraven.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
OHNE Y NEWBURzSKYCH zELEZAR-
MACH POHASLY JIz VCERA
N0Q.
DNE.S RANO o SESTE HODINE STAV.
KA ROZSiRILA Sc TEz MA NEOD-
VISLE TOVARNY.
POSLEDNf MOBILISACNf SCHUZE v BROOKSIDE
PARKU.

Narodni stavka uniovych o.
celanskych zelezarskych del
nikG' zahajena byla v Clevelan
du jiz, ycera v noci O jedenacte
hodins, kdy pohasly ohns v
newburzskych zavodech tru-
stu nalezejicich, v Upson hre-
bickarns v nskterych depart
mentech McKinneovych tova-
rem v udoli reky Cuyahoga,
kde dnes rano o seste hodine
skoncena nocni sichta, cimz
dal:i dslnici ku s:avkar6m Sc
pfipojili. Urc;ty pocet vsech
stavkujicich nelze dosud zji-
stit, jists vsak, re celia doteena
,clcvelandska industrie stivlou
'toG jest zasazena. Dnes v Po-
ledne svolana do Brook,ide
parku tax zvana mobilisacni
schIze stavkujicich, Ia niz bu
de priblizne zjis:eno, mnoho-li
delnikn prace v zelezarnach
We skutecnosti zanechalo. Od-
haduje Sc vsak, re dnes STAY
kuje asi 10000 muzI nasem
meste.
v Youngstown vyslo vcera
noci 5000 ocelarI ma stavku
a dnes zastavkuji dalsi. v oce.
larnac h We Warren bossove "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
RUMUNSKO ODVOLAVA ARMADA
Z RUSkA.

Geneva, 81 zaff Rumunsko odvolava sve dobrovoni-
cke vojsko kere jest rozrouseno znm Rusku ece Dn6
stru kde ma cel propuknuvsim bolsevckym nepokojum
Podobne do Rumunska vra armada operujici Sedm
hradsku jinde, poctem $4,000 muzd.
Zprava Parize oznamuje ze franeouzske Wade byo
hlSen pfijezd sedme rumunske dvise Budapest Bu-
dape hasen jest novy kricky stav du Rununi rekvujl
zeeznce pine zeme odvaz znacne mnozstv zeezncn-
no maeria akze doprave Uher hrozi zkaza Poravnove
zasoby Budapest sou tax nepostaceny vda must
pnou vsechny sy aby obyvatesvo nebylo postzeno ha
dem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
2OLEDNl SITUACE STAV.
KY OCELARU.
Bulletin.)

Cinnost uplne zastavena "
,estnacti tovarnach American
S,cel and Wire Co. v strojni-
:kych dilnach pracuji jen ne
ktefi dilovedouci.
Epson Nut dilny, prinaleze-
jici necdvisle firme Bourne
Fuller Co. jsou rovnez bez pra
covnich sill.
v dilnach Mck.nneyovych
vsecha vyroba dnes ustala.
Z Ottisovych ocelaren vyslo
dosud as procent delnikd ma
stavku.
Ssrajk Empire valcovnach
neni do3ud uplny.
Unie tvrdi, ze dnes dopole-
dne stavkuje jiz 80 procent ko
vodelnikn, asi 10000.
Tovarnici udani to nevyvra-
ceji - mlci.
Policejni h!idky rozeslany
dnes poledne do vsech zavo-
dH stavhcu pos izenych.
Pcfadek vsude jest vzorny.
iWSSl iWSSl jWSS
VYPIJCH " TOVARNE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22

hajili dslniky smirne jedna-
nj die vseho unii uznaji.
Velika schHze stavkujicich
konana vGera odpoledne We
Washington parku, kde sesly
Sc cele zastupy dslnikI, zvla-
ste z newbuzskych valcoven a
blizkych tovaren. Ackoliv wee
rejsi dest'ove prehanky casio
Sc >opakovaly, uGastnici zIstali
v parku az do skonceni schize,
Ia niz predsedal John Luth-
ringer a recnili pfedaci angli-
cti, slovensti, polsti a cesti.
Stkvkujicfm jds pfedevsim u
znAni unie, k.erezto uznani cd
rrk zvlas.s predseda ocelaf-
skeho trustu exsoudce Gary.
Organisator elektrikI Frank
Sweek vyzyval Icastniky, aby
hledeli dodrzet strajk v klidu
a vsi dIstojnosti. Stavkari poza
duji uznani Sc strany zamest-
nava.elG, rovnocennost delni-
ka Sc zamestnavatelem. Bos-
sove specuji Sc uznat unii, ne
pref organisovani delnictva a
proto ten strajk, jimz docilit
Sc ma uznani a lepsich mezd-
Mich who'd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
POVODNE. v TEXASU.
ZATOPENf NEST PODEL RIO GRANDE.

McAllen, Tex, 21. zaff = PohraniGn reka Rio Grande
byla povodn rozsTena TAX ze misty tvori celia eZera celia
fada NEST doeiSm toku bya zaopena mnozstv budov
hroz sesutim Skoda napachana liz dnes jde do mion
Obyvatevo byo nasledkem staych deSu pred povodn
yeas vtrovano parne uchyllo bezpeci Zpravy nedo
chaze jekoz mnohym pobreznmi mesty pferuseno byo
veSkere spojeni
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-02

ly what Los Angeles had to contend
with.
The people of Los Angeles fee! thss
the public would welcome national
movement to make it a criminal Of
fense for two or more persons engaged
in public utility work to enter into .
conspiracy to render impotent such an
industry, in order to compel settlement
of grievances of class. Legislation
should be framed to apply alike to
workers and owners of such utilities.
For the protection of the public,
public utility workman, official and
owner, should assume stated obliga-
tion, the same as does a soldier OK
sailor in the government service.
The idea is to unity the masses who
are sufferers from strikes and bring
home to them that it is within their
power to prevent small minorities
from disturbing the productiveness Of
well ordered communities by establish
ing just penalty for the reckless and
often criminal few who inspire others
to force their disintegrating radical
ism upon organized effort.
Les Angeles is taking the initiatives
in such movement if sanctioned by
public sentiment, to free cities and
communities from class dictation. COM
munity sabotage and the policies Of
force and destructivsm.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-02

in the interest of public welfare, urged
the inauguration of national move
ment designed to prevent such disas-
trous situations in the future.
Although successful in isolatine
Los Angeles from the rest of the
country, the less than percent of the
population on strike were unable to
agree among themselves. Although
the strikers on the steam railway all
were members of the railroad organi-
cations having contracts with the
Government of the United States,
these contracts were violated and ma
tional organizations and officers were
ignored, and, acting on their own
initiative as individuals, few thou
sand men paralyzed raj ltransporta-
tion because of their sympathies with
an attempted tie-up on local railway
lines.
The Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce believes that so long as such d
condition may exist and if nothing
is done to prevent similar disastrous
repetitions. our people are failing to
function as democracy. So long as
one class or organization, represent
ing only a small minority of the pop
ulation. is able to restrict at will the
peace and enterprise of the entire
population, there is danger of the en-
tire country facing at any time exact
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-02
MAKES RECORD FLIGHT

Pilot z. E. Davis Who has been in
the city the past week with the Har-
~ Miles machine made Q ree0rd-Seeak-
ing trip to GothenburE yesterday. Mr..
Hastings who is secretary Of the
Round Up which will b. held in cur
city October 9-lO-ll engaged Mr.. Dav-
is to take him to Gothenb0rG. The
agreement was that Mr.. Davis Was to
take Mr.. Hastings to Gothenburg in
90 minutes or less and the time was
made in 10 minutes. On the way to
Gothenburg the machine slowed up
and printed matter was dropped At
Maxwell and Brady advertising the
Round Up.
Mr. Hastings. who is secretary Of
the Round Up says that North Platte
can expect to see one of the largest
crowds for the three days that has
ever been in her city. The Round
Up has been very extensively adver-
tised and moch interest il being
awakened in the three days doings.
Walter Armstrong who won the
championship bareback riding contest
in Cheyenne is in the city and will
ride during the Round Up in the city
on the above dates-Evening Tele-
graph, North Platte. Nebe.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-02
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS

Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
Have = look at the new dresses at
tAs Cash store.
Clayton makes Farm Loans =
Nebraska OF Coloe.de.
J. Berg returned home last Sunday
from Chicago, where he has been at
tending the Bakers Convention.
Miss Tony Bohota visited last Sun
day and Monday with friends in Ster-
ling, Colo.
Miss Selma Erricson returned home
last Saturday from Brady, Nebr.,
where she has been visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
z. N. Cleveland and E. P. Walters
were hunting in the sand hills last
Monday. Did they get results. I'll
say.
County Clerk Nellie E. Nichols is
sued marriage license last Thursday
to VIM. Burgess of Weyerts, Nebr.. and
Bertha Johanna Martens Of Ingham.
,Nebr.
Sam Pappas, q prominent and in
dustrious farmer living west of this
city and Miss colorado Eggers of
North Platte, Nebr., were married by
County Judge Austin last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones returned
home from Denver last Friday even
ing, where Mrs. Jones recently UNDER
went an operation. She is recovering
ac well nc can he exnectad
Oscar NJ Hudson of Big Springs,
Nebr., was in this city last Monday.
While here he made this office a
pleasant call and left an order with
our job department for some job
work.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-02
is 81 60 q hafrell,
VIXEN . government arbitrarily fixes
n kOnR D9&aa - q n~nAH0 49,

is 81 60 . harrell.
When . government arbitrarily fixes
. bOsR Dsies ~ Q ssons1ily ~
that prevailing, it necessarily leaves
less profit for the producers, and may
even ertirely wipe out the profits Of
certain producers.
1t therefore discourages production.
The lowering Of prices does not add .
single item to the nations wealth. Il
does not add . loaf Of bread, build q
single new house. nor bring into being
single extra pair of shoes.
On the contrary, by the certain dis
couragement of production, it brings
fewer loaves of bread. fewer houses
and fewer shoes.
The government oil administration
advanced crude oil at the wells To
1923 barrell to encourage produc-
ton.
That WAS a wise policy and for Au-
gust total production Of crude oil was
greatest Of any month in the history Of
the industry.
Does secretary Daniels wish TO dis
courage oil production!
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-02
Geo. b. Thompson, leans.

Geo. h. Thompson, leans.
Get . Citizens National Bank
Safety Deposit Box.
New and nifty coats just in at the
Cash Store.
Mrs. Nellie E. Nichols and Mrs.
Grace L. Rood attended the Commun-
ity Day program at Sedgwick yester-
day.
Mrs. D. X. Wilson and Mrs. o. P.
Wilson and family attended the Com
munity Day program at Sedgwick on
Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson. who
have been visiting with Mrs. Wilson's
mother at Gering, Nebr., returned to
this city last Monday.
Mrs. w. F. Huston of the south tab
le was visitor to this city last Mon
day, making this office a pleasant call
and renewing her subscription.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-02
THE FEDERATED cHURCHEs
c. h. Inaaa, Mlnistef

Ss 11s AW0eo1o A8AAADSG1
Slogan: The greatest good to the
greatest number"
The services at night next Sunday
October 5th, will be one-half an hour
earlier than for the past six months
thus Epworth- Endeavor at $3.50 p. m
and the Song and Sermon hour at 7:30
o'clock p. m.
The morning services will be at the
usual hours: Sunday school at 1000
o'clock a. m. and preaching at 11:00.
It's Sunday School "Rally Day"
All who are in any way interested in
Sunday school should be there at the
1000 o'clock hour.
Next Tuesday night is the time for
the Community Feed" Don't miss
it. It's real dinner, served at 800
o'clock, for only "two-bits," and every
body is invited.
Mid-week service every Wednesday
night from 1880 to 900 o'clock.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-02
DEMOCRACY VERSUS
CLASS DICTATlON

In view Of the lsmentable experience
Of Los Angeles and Southern Califor-
nia in the recent railway strike, when
9s percent of the population was domi-
mated by. and made subservient to. less
then 2 percent of the population on
strike, the Los Angeles business men
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-02
DISCOURAGING THE PRO-
DUCTION OF OIL.

One thing Secretary Daniels in his
speeches nowhere Dragged about CON-
Wandering 1000 900 barrels Of fuel
oil at Pacific coast ports at SO cents
a barrell, when the price Of crude oil
at the wells is 1928 and the market
price Of fuel oil on the Pacific coast
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-02

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