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The Washington times., 1919-09-09
STEEL men
TAKE STRIKE
VOTE HERE
LATE TODAY

Representing workers In all mil
Henters, presidents Of twenty-four
steal and metal trade unions began
arriving here early today for q
kpecisl strike vote meeting. The
meeting is scheduled to begin late
lids afternoon
Wire Prom President
Reading Of . telegram from Pres
bdent Wilson to President Samuel
Eompsrs, OF the A F. Of L, viii be
the frst business taken ups
Although the message has not been
made public, the President, II Is be-
lieved. has taken action that will
cause the steel men to delay. calling
\ strike, At least untn October s, the
date Of the round table industrial
eonferenee.
Il IS unlilssSy the steel men VIII
Rc4 81 any VIZ until the return here
,Of GompS8, Who was called to his
fathsr's bedE3a e Dorchester. Mass.
yestDaEE
D. ReeoEnltlaR.
Es stsal Wor31szs are demsmdtng
keoogntt1oa e tbs4r union BY the
pAbsd Szbes SeseI Cooperation.
whose cha3rman. judge Cary twies
refused 20 receive a workers' commit
lee headsd by John Fitzpatrisk md
william Foster, chairman and 80
Setary Of the workers UrgxnfzG*ion
eommittee. Gary's refusal automat-
teally placed the national officers in
= position where they must call a
fraT-
Wcrkers, as expressed at a recent
e0nventiou in Youngstown, Ohio, ac-
e0nding 70 Fitzpatrick
The strike call was withheld. It
Was explained, 20 give Gompers a
Ehance TO telegraph the President at
b Louis asking him to intercede
With Gary.
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
NGERWEVs 10 AID FRANCE.

BERLIN, Sept. 9.-Four hundred
thousand German workers have VOL
unteersd for the work Of restoration
IN northern France, according to
VorwaeFt6.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-29

Best coffee in town served at the City Bakery. 13-ti
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-29
RAILROAD COMMISSION HAS BEEN REORGANIZED

Chairman Mears of the Alaskan en- gineering commission announces the reorganization of that body, effective next Monday, as follows:
 The new organization abolishes the Seward and Anchorage divisions, as such and divides all construction work on the Alaska railroad into two grand divisions-the southern division, in Charge of William Gerig as assistant chief engineer, extending from Sew ard to the summit of Broad pass, Mile 315; and the northern division, in charge of Frederick D. Browne, ex- tending from Broad pass to Fairbanks.
 Three other divisions are created, namely, the supply division, the ac- counting division and the purchasing division. The new supply division will be in charge of H. P. Warren, with office and headquarters at Sew ard. MT. Warren will have charge of
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-29

portionate amount of said expendi- ture, your interest in said claims and each of them will be forfeited to me under the provisions of the statutes of the United States relating to in- terest in mining claims for failure to contribute their proportionate share of the expenditures required by law for such annual work.
 DEXTER CAYOUETTE. City of Seattle, State of Washington, United States of America-ss.
 Personally appeared before me, a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, Dexter Cayouette, of Dan creek, Alaska, who deposes and says that the statements in the above notice are true, and that the said par ties have not contributed any money as labor towards the assessment work on the mentioned claims for the period stated.
 DEXTER CAYOUETTE.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty-fifth day of September, 1919.
 (SeaD FORD O. ELVEDGE, Notary Public for the State of Wash ington.
 My commission expires July 29, 1923. Date of first publication Oct. l. 1919. Date of last publication Dec. 31, 1919.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-29
Christian Science

Services will be held Sunday at Il a. m. in Masonic hall; subject, An cient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism De- nounced." Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock. The reading room is open on Wednesday from to 5 o'clock and from ' to s. Sunday school at 12 m. All are cordially invited.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-29

all supply matters in Alaska pertain ing to the railroad work, and will also supervise all in and outbound ship ments of ocean freight, as we'll as the hiring of employees. It is proposed to land all inbound commission cargo at Seward, distributing it northward over the railroad to points as required.
 Operation of trains, maintenance of way and maintenance of equipment, as well as telegraph and telephone service, will be handled by the sep arate departments, with central of fees at Anchorage. A twice-a-week train service will, as far as possible, be maintained between the two towns.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To c. M. Gage, Peter Conaton, Will
 jam Farrell, Jack Ryan, Morriss ODonnell, Eli McQuade and George Dempsey:
 You and each of you are hereby mo- tified that l have performed the an nual assessment labor required by law for the years 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915 and 1916, upon the following described placer claims on Young creek, a tributary to Nizina river, sit uated in the Chitina mining and re- cording district, Territory of Alaska, United States of America, to-wit:
 CD Boston Association Placer
 Claim, recorded in 1911, and
 CD The New York Association
 Placer Claim, recorded in 1911, and that unless within the tire prescribed by law you pay your pro-
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-29
SUM MONS
In the District Court for the Territory
 of Alaska, Third Division. Torger

In the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division. Torger Asbjorson plaintiff vs. Caroline AsbjOrnson, defendant. No. C-176. The President of the United States of America, Greeting to the above named defendant:
 You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Third Division, within thirty days after the completion of the publication of this summons, to- wit, within thirty days after the 18th day of October, 1919, and answer the complaint of the above-named plain tiff in the above-entitled action, wherein said plaintiff prays that he be given an absolute decree of di- vorce from you forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between you and said plain | tiff.
 And unless you so appear and answer the plaintiff will take judg- ment against you for want thereof and will apply to the court for the as hereinabove set out.
 uC udtc LII IuS OIueT lOI SeTNlSe Dy publication herein is September 3, 1919, and such order was duly made and entered and filed herein ol said date.
 The date of the first publication of this summons is September 13, 1919, and the date of its last publication Is October 25, 1919
 WITNESS, The Honorable Charles E. Bunnell, Judge of said court, and the seal of said court, on this 3rd day of September, 1919.
 Court SeaD ARTHUR LANG, Clerk of the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division.
 By JOHN B. MILLER,
 Deputy.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-29
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

The common council of the town of Cordova, Alaska, will meet as a board of equalization on Monday night, Dec. 1, 1919, at the hour of 8 D. m., and continue in session until the hour of 9 p. m. of said day, and will continue in session until the Monday next fol lowing between the hours of and p. m. of each day, during which time any and all persons having any ob- jections or corrections to offer as to the amount or manner of assessment are notified to be present.
 (Signed) K. G. ROBINSON,
 Town Clerk.
 Dated this 18th day of November, 1919. 3t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE-Born range, in good con-
 dition; price $50. Carl Nelson, Re- ception Apartments. 292t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-29
Presbyterian

Preaching services, Il a. m., God Answers with Fire; Sunday school, 12 m., Peter Taught True Greatness; ; preaching services, p. m., "The Un- folding of the Ages" The evening theme is the third in the series on the Book of Revelation. It is most interesting study of the history of the first Christian churches. Start the week alright by spending an hour in
 A. G. SERVER, Pastor.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-29
THECHURCHES.
Episcopal

St. Georges Church-Holy commu- nion and sermon at II o'clock; church school at 12 o'clock.
 REV. E. P. ZIEGLER,
 Priest-in-C Charge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03
Die Snflnensa berridt mod inner in
Der ltmgegenS oun Stun1 Sill.
Sonitige Mittbeilnnsen bon StOnD
Sill.

Or. Gngelbrc6t lit iett nit Scr
Scranton al,f Wcilen in Scr Hunot
iebr bei6Gftigt. Gs freltt ms be.
ridtcn 81 f%onner, Dab er bis icbt in
@ebanollng Ser Snflucn5a icbr CT.
fplgrcid gclpcien lit.
Der @cibnahtsbnunl, nebit In.
%tcrbaltllng, lpclfe gcpobnlid in ser
STOMP Sill Stride gegebcn lpurbc, lit
oieies Sabr infolgc ser SnflllcnSu-
Gpioen1ic pcrihobcn norocn.
Set DEM Shnec uno bem fciten
@cfricrcn iino Die Straben in ser
Sbat iebr rallb ltnb bolperi6 gelpor-
Den. 8enn aber oas miloere @cttcr
nod einiee Gage onbGlt, Damn lper.
Den uniere Straben baIo nieoer in
gutcn1 3l,itanb fem fir sic Il,to.
fabrer.
Mtcbrere rnIercr gang iungcn
Nimrooe babcn iif oas giinitige @et-
ter fiir Die SaIcniago 5ltnl,te &C.
maft lno iinb. tuie mir bDrten, aud
icbr erfolercih 9clpcien.
9as @etter ont b~icsjGbriocn @cib-
taftstage mar geraoe rcdt.
Die Snflllcn5o mar in ltnicrcm
8cncinpeien inn poIIcn i3uge; nun
boffcntlid bat oieielbe nun ollsac,
tobt.
altg, Seeming lit iebt in Oieicr Sc.
geno flciBig bcim 6llttcridneiocn.
@ir bcrtdtcn nit @coauern ocn
GOO bon SRI. Wortbo 9lnn Coulter,
in Der Nt0bc bon Stonp Sill. Sic
torh anl @cibnohtstogc uno ml,roc
mi Samstaa, Ben IS. 9c5cmber, I'M.
or Scitrng bon Yoitor u! &ubn, ,llr
cttcn Tltbc gcbcttct.
@m. Scicmam triift jctt @orbc,
CUR Grrihtlmg bon n1cb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03
Slok Gin Sdie.

SIflano ~leiitete iid bismeilen Den
SpaB, feline Enrtner ourd auffal-
lcrocs Miclcnipiel ODER luItigcs
Sn%propiiiercn gum 2aden 5u brin.
gen, m1breno cr ieiren unerihiit-
tcrlidcn Grnit bcluobrte.
Gin &ollcgc. Den cr ollrd iold,e
SpdBc lpic0crbolt aus Ser Hole
9cbro6t, bci6lob. ii6 oafiir at
ridden.
Nm elmer bod)tro9iihcn STEELE fiel
or IN ons gcluidtigc Totbos oes on.
bern nit sen @ortcn cin:
ia ltcbcn mir nun mic Elm Taor
Ohlcn am gera!"
STflono pcr5og fcinc Mieuc, griff
raid nod eincm St,lbI, iette iid
lllO iprud nit %ialbunas.
Setonu1g MIR bie 5mei @6rt-
sd iibc!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03

Sol. Stcinnes lno ociicn Sobi
Soc, bon Berger, luarcn anl Letter
6reitag bier IN @cid6ftcD.
-Sran aatc @cnicl bcfinoet lid
IN ct. 2ouis ollf @ciudJ bel g. 81
@aer uno Satin.
-@ln. Nolti1g betrcibt CUR ,3cii
cine Nuocrboot . Sabre slpiIfen Ser
Stoot uno Der N~prbicitc ocs 5luilcs.
-Hobert Stongc, bon Morriion.
befinNet iid gegcnipGrtig bier oli
@ciud bel icincr SdnpcItcr, Srol,
6rib Gang.
-Scrbcrt 3aitrop, bon &eofl,f.
Soma, bcrlcbtc bic 6cicrtogc bel lei.
men Gltcrr, Nidtcr @cnrp 3oitrop
llno Satin, BON Stolpc.
STRAIT 6rolf &. 9rn6cr 1nb
Sod)tcr, bon Sittlc Nod, Nrf.. no,
rem %pcraungcnc @odlc sic @Gitc bon
%oom @elbrr llHo @nttin.
STRAIT Moialin Claus lit on let
ten Glcltsto9 nod Galt ct. SouiS &c.
rciIt unb miro it'd Nort mchrert Nso.
lei %crinonotcn ouiboltcn.
-@enrp 5. 3cisnlnnn, non Mpr.
mar ON pcrgongcncn TSreitoo
bier ouf Dem @%einupegc, ton cincn
bel Scrwonotcn in Gtlob.
Strait 6reo @o0nc, bon Ct.
bcfinOct i'd ae0cnmlrtig bier
nllF @ciut) bel loren &atcr. $. @m.
iunO ibrcr Sblucitcr, 6rou
&Iott, Don GirIt Greet.
-Ginc In5abl 6omittn in Scr
,t0hborifoit bon SlpiSs mltrScn
bon Scr Snilucn5o bciuoc.
lldt. MitglicNcr Der 6nmiIicn bon
@l,g, @ln. @l,0, @p. @rllbcr,
SltIt. @r6lltigum mno 6rcOoic Sat.
c!nloFm, b~cfin0cn lido sur 3cit ouf
'cm Mcgc ser @Cneiuug.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03
gtan pcrgeiic 1918 ilnb id)rcibc

-gFan pcrgeiie 1918 ll1o idrcibc
ieet 1919.
Sic 2egislatur miro iid am
ndd)Iten 0ienstag perianrmeln.
SRI. Gbriitine MucIler, bon ct.
Sollis berlebte Die Seiertaee bier bel
ibren Mngeborigen.
STRAIT Sbco. @roi perreiite am
lebten Samstas ollf cine ISOLDE sl,ll
geillh bon @ertpanotcn in ct. 2oltis
ilno in 9cllepiIle, SI.
Geo. anbreips unb Samilie, bon
Seffcrion Gitp, berIebten bie @eib.
iladtsfeiertagc bier, als 8Gite bon
Jranf 9ccfnlan uno 8ottin.
-Gbp. 6. Hueoiger l1no 6amilie,
Ioipic Aug, 9ocger uno @uttin, be.
tanoen iif am poriacn Ionnerstue
in Berger, als 8dite bel ser 9ocacr.
StocppeImann Sof5eit.
Sri, Clara Shnnitt, mclac bel
lbren I~nNch0rigcn. in Gotsbom, ol,i
@cinh ge',ricn mar, poiiiertc an let.
tell Wo1taa burh @crnonn, oltF il.
rem Rildlpcac nod ct. 2puis.
-9lu9. @ollr, bon ct. 2oris,
mar filr5lidl 5rpci @od)cn bier, bel
ictncn Nngcb6rigcL Sltl. 9nur llno
@aiti1. Ilguit lit 6cl,eruronn o,lf
elmer 2ofonlotipe ser Srisfo 9nbr.
81. w. Gictcl lunN @ottin icirr.
ten ant letter Somstag, I'M &rcile
ibrer Sinner iulb Tcrmanntcr, 6os
bitbidlc Set Der ii!hcrncn Sod3cit,
Den neutrality-suspicious. Sohrr$tno
ibrcr %crbelrotbung. @ir arolttl,.
lieren bcitens ulo miinifcn 0crrn
2lcbei urlh Satin nod murdlc 9Sie.
berfebr ocs gliiflihcn Cages.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03

rcrcn notbpcnoigcn @ebGuoen allf
iciner Sarm.
Seb. <bn, ein Mtitglieo oes Mero.
nantiiden Corps. mar mebrere Gage
bier bel ieincn Ingeb0rieen unb
6rGlnOcn. SEQ. lit in Senne1iee
ltationicrt unb fcDrtc an pergangc-
men Sonntag ultf ieihcn Soften 5l,,
rid.
@ln. Getbcnlcfer, bier in Der NGbe
bat bon Scrrn &ablc, In ser NGbe
bon Sluiss, cine grobe 9(n5abI boz,
9eicn onfcrtiecn loiien.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Jan.
2. 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
VI. 9c1cnlalll, Spbn bon CHARLES
0elcnaln, in bieiigcr TGbe, ipeIder
I'M 5obrdr5tliden 9ienit in Der Ser.
Staaten Irmee mar, bat einen eb.
rcnpollcn sbidieo erbalten.
6rib @itnper, bon Camp SunitorL
lih 5ubnltic olf llrlaub.
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9 True translation filed with the pos
master at Hermann, Mo-, on ia.
2. 1919, as required by the Act
October 6, 1917.
-Sictor Sabrncr. ser iid il
Militdroienit befiuoet. mar iiber 81
6eicrtage bier aif Sciub bel ieinei
Snseb0rigen.
-Sieutenant @m. Carroll lit an
nergangencn Samstas mad @etppor
Ncrps. go. gereiit. mo er 9eidGftie
ing I'M Sdiffsbaii.sheof erbalten miro
Gr miro fcrner and Der Better oel
bortigen MuiiffnpcIlc iein. p
-5ranf 5redmanr. BON Gamt
5llniton mar iiber Die Sciertage bier.
bel icinen @ngcborisen. Sranf &c,
bort our Eroboit . @ade. 9ies 1T
icin eritcr 9ciud babeint, felt or Dor
iiber cinem Sabre gum 9ienit einbe-
rufen lpiirbe.
s.. q. 9rl,ens, ipelder inn II. e..
Napal Sraining Camp, in San
Diego, Sal. am 20. 9e5emlber arlsge.
mlItert lpilrbc, fam am poriaen 9on.
ncrstag bier an Inn Die Seiertoge bel
icincn Gltern, Sranf 9rucns unb
Satin, bon Sirit Greet, 5il perlcbcn.
0ic 8attin ocs Serrn $. q. 9rucns,
in gloorabo, oklahoma, Sch.
rcrin an Der 0ffcntli6cn Sdulc lit,
befinoct iid) gleidfalls bier. @ie
uns SEER grelnls mittbeilte botte er
in Spracliie, Sans, infolge elmer
S6nccipcrre, Al Stllnocn 9(ufent-
bait. Won bnttc BORT am %. DC.
cincn 26 3oll tiefen
Sdncc.
-Inop e. Wltnomillcr uno @ut.
tin, bon ct. 2ollis, befinocn lid 5rr
3cit allf @eind) bel Scrmanbter, bier,
1llf Orp Sill uno an Scr SirIt Greet.
0crr Mun6millcr hcfin6et iih i'm
Wi~litGrbienit III Den Sciferion @ar-
'ufs uno gcnicbt cincn llrlaub bon
,cbn Sogen. :"
.-glbcrt MllcIlcr, bon Camp Sun.
ton, mar borige ISOLDE bier al,f fur.
em llrlal,b bel ieinen Ingeborigen,
SEQ. Mhleller Sr. unb Samilie. @u-
ocrt lit Scr vGbief Barber" fir 60.
}. BON Gotten Snf. Heg.
-Grgen 9oeing. Snbn bon @. s.
friiber bier ip~obnbaft jctt
Der in Ct. 2ouis aniGiiig, bcrlebte
te 5ciertage bel bieiigen Serlpono.
III. Gltgcn lit 2cbrcr an Der 0or.
aro &ooio( SdocI. Gr trIst orei
>icnItitreifen, inocm er IS Wonote
0ienlt mar. il
-Eopmonb s. 2ihte, friiber Sch. {
II on Den biciigen S6ulcn, ipcIdcr ,
reiignierte Tim iif fir Sen {
lottcnoienit aniuerbcn 5u loiicn 9
ar filr5lid ollf 80 Gage l1rIollb Ga. +
Gr bat lieben Monate 0ienIt
Sranfrci6 geieben.
Srcb Sadiid, bon %oncouper, i
F.. 6. unb Hop Gbia, bon Camp Wtc. :
Ger. iuurbcn aus ocnt Mili. =
roicnIt entlaiicn unb iino nod :
luic, nod) @oSconobc, 5urildGefcbrt. i
err Chill miro notwithstanding feline "
danTlDirtbid)nit I'M Club @oltIe, in y
u%sconoOc, micbcr crGifncn. II
-Gbos. Socbnig, Sobn bon Slid. =
D SpcAnia un6 Wattin. ppll bier. lit "
,Icr Gage bon Camp WcNrtbur,
aco, Ger. nofbollie gctpmmcn, in. 5,
NJ CT cin9n chrcnpcIlm 9lbidic6 tc
II W%tiiitIroicnit crboltcn bat. Der z
1gc Monn sluiro IN nGd,itcr Belt az
llc Stellc IN ct. 2ollis micNcr an, II
ten. 81
.Hopn1onb Cole. Scr 9crihtlihc he
cncgropb fir bcn 32,itcn, gcriht. g,
]cn @c5irf, lit c~GrcnpoIl ans ocu II,
.ilitdroicnit cntloIicn morocn. Gr (ic
T AM porigcu 9onnerstoq bier, po
I @clltd bel icinen 6ru,nocn unb IN
70 in Scr ndd)itcn Sibltna hcs q,
ciSgcridltS icinc Stcllc bier micbcr :,
10,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03

-gtarl perlalll1lc fld)f orc Nofl5e
Der VI. 6. Stride 81 leien.
-&GpitGn Suit. @oblt mar Gnf
Der porigcn ISOLDE, geihGitcbulber, i
ct. 2ollis.
3. 3. Selmcn0ad, bon Berger
mar am Ietten Samstag bier, in &C
ifGftli6cn Ingcleeenbeiten.
-Sincent Mllcllcr, bon Berger
bcfanb ii6 am Icttcn 0ienstag, oil
fltr5cm geiud, bier in Ger Staot.
elmer uno Clarence Meper
pelde in 81. Souls bcidGftigt iino
tparcn mebrcre Gage bier alif 9eiud
bel ibren @erpanbten.
-Hidter Hobt. @alfer uno Sat.
tin iparen anl borigen Sonnerstag in
Berger, als @Gite bel Der 9ocger.
Stoeppelmailn Sof5cit. 8
-6rau Mbert Slice, bon Snoe-
pcnocnce, Wo., befinoct iif bier auf
geiud bel ibrem Safer, CHARLES
Stredcr, unb ionitisen Serpanoten.
SRI. &atblpn unb Maria Stoed.
lin, bon q. 1, bcgaben iid am Ion.
tag oieier ISOLDE nad ct. 2ouis, I'M
Den @intcr iibcr BORT 81 bIeibcn.
-Souler 5abrner, pelder an Ger
9S%aibington llniperiitGt cinen Sur.
jus als Sngcuieur bciltdt, pcrlebte
bic Seiertage bier bel icinen 9lnge.
)0rigen.
Der Wiiiouri 5ll,B lit iest boil
(reibeis ulb mcrn bic gegcnpGrtige
'tGlte Elm pnor Gage onbGlt, oann
>ilrftcn mir bier balo cine ioliDc Gis.
,riifc bnbcn.
STRAIT ". s. 9ocing, mcldc iid
tlidc Gage bel bieii9en Sermanoten
llfgcbaltcn bate, lit am letten
Wicocr nn6bouic, nad ct.
louis, gereiit.
SRI. ella @bcrtpinc bcfano iif
NJ b%ergangcnen Sornstug bier, auf
)rem @ege nad ct. 2ouis. sic
atte Die 8eibna6tsfcicrtage BEL
Scrpanbtcn in Botsbarn perlebt.
SRI. Ingelina Sdermann lit
III lebtcn Sienstag bon ct. 2ouis
Ter eingetroffen uno miro iid nteb.
IRE Wonote bel ibren IngebGrigen,
Der NGbe bon Spiss, aufbaIten.
Sri. Sbelma 9rerlcr bat lid am
~'rgangcncn Sonntoe nad) Sciferion
itp bcgebcl I'M ibrc SteIle oIs Sch.
rim an Der bortigcn Sdulc, mcl6c
Der Snflllcn3a ollf pielc
gcifloiien mar, micoer ollsll.
Ger n9laf Star Club" CAB ici. :
II 5ablrcidcn Sreunben am lettcn ;
anstog IbenO cincn gmpfane in
II Club. 3imflcrn on DER |icrtcn
Solgenoe @Glte morcn er. G
u. M. &ief II. @ottin. Srls.
eta Spcdbals, Wartbn &los, 2inoo !
tg, SilOa Hall6 unb Mcto Scblc. !
llo. ionic Sobn 9iltbcp, Sarpep Il
dmanr, Gomaro Glos, Rapmono :,
lcbigcr lln0 5reo SiItbcp. !,
-llnter Sen administrator Il
porlgcn &Ofe bcnlcrftcn mir I'M.
anoercn bic ~folecnocn: Com. =,
Sucob ullb SreO Baum.
Belmont @loier, Srls. NJ ~
unb SbCrcia 9aur, gInlcr Gltc. 8
or iuto Satin, 6rort Com. BURT. s
Sobn Mnrtin, SRI. Wuuo 8
lettln, Charles Galcp uno @ottin s
} Nrtbur Noe ltno @ottin iGmmt- 8
bon 81. 2ouis; Clarence @otfer, s
Seficrion Gin. Sri. GGo Strch- 5
bon ct. Soicpb, Sri. Caroline 5
fmonh bon Goncor0io, DO, :. ;
. SdOtt ult0 6omilic. bon ,Scf. 5
on Gitp. :
.@ci @clc9Cnbcit Scr Gr1ctcr, !
leincs Announcements a!ti bos 8
fsblutt, id)reibt inns Ser Scnrn 3
G;iNY a.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-29
had said. Even in his distress and

had said. Even in his distress and
confusion Ellis was reminded of the
first time he had seen her-riding UP
Broad street in MacAllister's a
haggard and thin-cheeked.
Marie spoke more gently. IT am
sorry that l have hurt you, but I am
fighting for something I wish very
much to have. You were not sincere
in the beginning. I think now you
stand what / when 1 say 1T is
useless I will conf1de something to
you: Monsieur Ellis, 1 low a man SO
utterly that my heart aches with it. I
am both happy and in very great
anxiety all he time. l. have no right
to my Observation-Disclosures l love COM
|pletely." She, lifted. her hands and
pressed them to her breast, a gesture
dramatic in i~ts,4intensity. ,Her voice
had grown soft and thick: :. ut is all
Of me, Monsieur"
Does he live here?" Ellis asked
huskily. asta 1* s....-
Her hands left her breast, lifting in
a lighter gesture. Here or there
with more of her usual manner.
Monsieur Ellis, think no more about
me. !. And do not throw away
the beautiful thing which you have.
This madness for me! Pouf! 1t will
burn out like a little candle"
Ellis turneh and looked into the
whitened distance. eff you care for
somebody else, I suppose-it's-no
use-"hhe said ~unsteadily.
Il have told you the very truth,
Monsieur" s7
He gathered himself together. eve
may as we'll go back. I'll
have to get. through the evening
somehow"
They walked up the slope in silence.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-29
4 CITY OF DEAD SOULS

Under the caption Dead Souls. the Grand Forks
American pays Its respects to the various groups OF Grand
Forks people who did. not exhibit the. enthusiasm which
the American thinks they ought ftonhave exhibited over
tho program Of socialism which was presented in the
name Of the state university under the title OF . recon
struction movement. soy rs
Tho audiences which greeted the imported exlpsonsshhts
of radicalisn were small. The American says they were
dissracefuly small. The business men OF the city were
scored for remaining away. The club women who pre-
ferred to attend to their own affairs COME in Tor their
share Of censure. Something in the nature Of an excuse
Is presented for the farmers for: their absence on the
ground OF unfavorable weather. It Isl evidently consid-
cred good policy to- deal gently with the farmers Only
about = dozen Of the university professors. We are told,
paid any attention to3theS program. and one Of the alb
'sentees seemed to hive been SO lost to allFsense Of what
was fitting rs to stand sponsor Tor a university dance
while the meetings were In progress. Sit 3, ~
Tho college students: poor feliows-and .xirls-wers
not at the meeting In large numbers, but the American
finds that easy to understand, as "theyi have not been
taught any better On the contrary. we are told that a
month ago they were carefully herded into the week
long meeingtof q phrase-mongering exponent Of com
mercialisn. and doubtless were: corrupted by that exper-
fence. Presumably this has reference to the series Of
meetings addressed by Frank stockdale.G an expert on
merchandising methods; who was brought to the. city by
the Merchants Credit association for the purpose Of giv-
ing information to the merchants and such Of the general
public who were interested. and whose meetings the stu
dents IN . class of business methods thought 1t a privilege
to attend. @tTaS - x
The American may be right in its conclusion. that
social and economic illteracy and mental stagnation are
dominant characteristics Of our professors, students, mer-
chants and club women. but we rather suspect that most
of these people are capable of forming their own judy
ments as to what is good for then.