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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

omflppenbe @lasinimper. l1lpffen
bar foraariaget peo Ell Gortilitning
al DC eleftriife 2ebninger / MfIuffet
for Silmmaifinen.
Sjeneitegnt rcobcr to Menneifcliu.
Sa Sienelteglttten hilbert Soppe til
fGloi9pis gift neo / &iGloeretaaen af
Is. Z. WtcSuilans Silent / Chippewa
Sails, fom ban netop / elepte Sine
til at rebbe Hsrl9ggerne 8iuiam
Scroll og Irtbur @orret fra at fpG.
les al Gas. San ianbt De to Wpn6
liggenoe bepibitlsie paa 8ulpet af
8as ira eft Ipparat, bporpeo Sano
opparmeoes. W9nbcne bapbe ppret
belfipftigeoc meb at inbiGtte en- np
&leoel for Oct parme Sano.
@annib % grobermprb. Srant
Gricflon, boenoe n9r Sorboro / Soli.
glos County, bor Wanbag often / ct
anfaIo al Sinosfprpirring ifuot og
orpbt i'm 9rober 9lfreb, bporpaa ban
meo oeoelig Sirfning perote @aobe.
net MOB fig ielp. Sranf Gricfion
fom iiolte Ssit bjem igien otter fire
garS Opbolb peb Sinosipgeaiplet /
Sergits Sails, Winm. San bapoe 81
iioite Gage igien pitt Segn til Climbs.
forpirring, ibet ban beIfplote lin
@rooer for at bore Spp os Heper.
@elfumitieit / Ga Grpsie. SeIe Ga
Crosse bar paa @enenc iibIte 9sroaa
for at bpoe Selfommen tilbaae BET
galnle 9ompani 10. al Nationalaar.
ben, M bienlfomne fra &riasifue-
plabien / Sranfrig. Gre 9anos oa
miiroit $4,000 Berioner omaab
N%ortb.peitern @aneitation % fplbte
lcre nGrligaenoe @aoer ialnt belle
Gourtbusparfen, Ga De SO Iano, Ser
er tilbage al 9pens &ompani, iteg az
Sogct Ser. Semonitrationen bar ben
melt itorarteoe ma nogeniinoe bar
pGret Sione til / Ga Grosi e.
Sre MrnS iaar Tortjemnmebalie.
Webalier iom @nerfienbeIie for Sic.
METER uoe,,om oct militere Self III.
Der ari9en er gipet Wagnus Smen.
ion al Maoiion iamt Srebericf Gan.
ton % 6reb Sogel, ST., al Milnal,.
fee. 9iSie llomerfeliestegn er no.
iteot al National Snititute of Social
Science. Weoalien er eipet Spen.
ION iom g%elenning for bans Sieneite
iom Statens Observation-Disclosures, oa
ben ienbtes til Burr SoneS al Wooi.
Jon, ioet Scr. Smenion ielp fortioen
er Weolem al &erbert Soopers
Si9lpefonmisiion / europa. Se TO
Wtilpaufee- Meno belenneoes ben.
bolospis for f%ilantropiife Tieneiter OF
for arbeioe UNDER Snoiamling al
&rigsfonb.
!6iituriif Urnnb ifirnfes Staten.
Gn 700 Icres 9anoitr9fning, inobe.
fattenoe bet biitoriife Srempealeau
Wonntair, beligeenoe peo Misiis.
lippilooen % 90 WfiI n%oroenfor so
Crosse, CT inbfi5bt al Sobn 81.
2aticb al @inona, og gienoommen
bpbes III Staten @isconiin paa BEN
9etingelie, at ben baretages iom
Statsparf. Srempealeau Mountain
er iier fjenot for fin pafre l1biigt,
ioet Wisiisiippilooen fra benne Ssioe
fan fees oper en- Strefning af mere
emo 40 Wil. Ser er besuben poa
bette Steb Ell M9nsbe inbianife
Grapboie 90 eienOommelige Sorma-
tioner / Stene og Sielo, Iieeiom oct
er befie1bt for fine Iiseiaa eienbom.
melige % iielbne @lomiter. Snoi.
anerne bar mango Sort9Ginger oa
Sagn, Der fnptter fig til Srempealeau
Wonntain % Smeen. gitenfor SIT.
Den er Ell Sanoitrefntng, ser bliper
fienot iom Herrot Barf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

bnpt WiStatife ON, al ct iaaoalt
"Sierne" eriitereoe, ba Der opltoo el
iaa froniif Mnn9el poa &obberceltter
Of en- Sorienoing moatte 'oreltrlpes
fra icIoe Wpnten. 8utten bopoe til
pcrIct fig ale SC aobberitpffer, ion
inofom oeb Saocreus WelfebonoeI
ga ga man / 9arfen enoelig bar fpr
bia meb Spningen al benz, bite oel
fla ot prre 5000. aobbercentmar
oelen cr oermeo aibiulpen for langt
lSi6er.
airmpeoc / Sfjprtcr. &olger Ser
ocnicn er netop fomnen tilbage ii
fine Sorplore, Chris Sergenien oq
SuItru peo GIf Sorll, efter at babe
aiort Gienelte / oct i~fotife Regimeni
fra Canada % fiGmpet MOB 1plfer
/ De forte ifot'fe Sfisrter, lorn bar
.en6el al bisic SfotlpnbereS Uniform.
Sfotlpnoerne ira Canada tit 'tori
Mn for fin Dcosioroatenoc Toogoaen.
beo, og Spiferne GAP Dem Oct beteg-
ncnoe mc minbreinlagfllloe Wopn
"Gonlerne ira @elpeoe". Otter at
nGrc fonm1cn tilbnqe til Glf Sorn
bar S%orgenicn rmbertioen to9et i'm
ifotife &eilGnoerrmiiorm paa, og ban
hor oerpeo paft lige ina me9er Sp-
merfiomheo iom ON ban bar fontllell
ira hin ne0re Hegion. Ser bar meget
iaa Nmerifanere ! oette 'tot'fe Negl-
mcrt, iortGIler ban, % laapiot ban
ueo finn Ell Wfan0, ioriloen bam Ielp,
ira Soma, nemIi9 III u1g 0}ano ira
Soma Sltp.
Gu Snr pp / Sfncrne. Wtiuers
Scales Nero 50. / Waterloo bar Tor
riae llge beepnot at opertere, at De
tauer Soft Ell 3ur op / Stperne, %
at Ser itioe n1aa %reIeroeres VlooIe,
ga observation-disclosures enouu er
noqet beqrUnieoe. Set folter Ell Col
lar pr. Wiiuut of toae oio'e Tlpoe-
tire, oQ Der puoitadea at DPre not
al Dem, lonr betaler ira $50 I'll $50
for at tilbrinqe ligeioo mango Wl
ruter oppc / Srliten. Sct er &eltnalt
AFilo Wilcr. tioliQerc 6!poer / Pr
neer OF bcfjcnot ira i'm Sliltiart ira
0cup Ticlo / 9cra9 i'll Waterloo
iloitc SOFT, iom iprctogcr oiS'e Op-
itidninQtr ira Nprnc5 Norf. SIRE
ooa too han lin Saoer % line 9rsore
90 Ell 5ur opcr Sfpernc, og label
&uilocr tom Wtpno ltoo iGrbige til
at bare meb / nGitc Spltigning. Ser
ioriplle4, at han Den ionme Gag, oo
Suftlfibet iotte3 iommcn og prepcoe9,
ticntc omfrina SO meo 0eunc Ya3-
ioacrtraiif. Srnrcqnct Mrs. MILLER
oQ Wr$. Scolc3, oc 10 Glerc9 Su
bar Wtii9 Wtorion Senberion,
Cater al Sberiii 2, 9 @cnocriou,
ben isrite tpinoeIiqe EoSiager. va
terloo er ben fcrlic al Sopn@ @uer
til at optaqe EoSio1ertroff / Siiiten.
20 Curtis Woifiner penteS ON noqle
0oqe, o. ire &ultlarfolter oil 0o
taQe@ / ltooi9t Hrug, - iorll0iat at
inotrpifer, iom fan o%ifisle
YubliflmS Slpoelplt. Gen itnge 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
@pntama.
Graaniieret Gamp mub 2ppetant

s @reat SAILS er foranItaltet Ell
"1ribe" til llbrpooelie al Sepetanf
(0anbelion), % @pcns Sfolebsrn er
blepne organiIerebe ior &eil MOI
bette ltgrps. Wopor Nepman bar
befienbtgiort, at ben Glen ira bier
GIasie, Ser bringer oct itsritc Miltal
Observation-Disclosures og De itorite Hoot
Der iii bisie, bill inobpbes iom 8nens
8irIter peb en- Hicnic. Der er life
mirlore enb 100 forifielige alasier
/ 8reat Soas's Sfole, % ouennGpnt(
lloili,et bill altiaa blioe en- belt itor.
Hagen Iffpre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Oct biilioitc 90 melt m>brcHte
ncrffe 3la> Nmcrifa.

@oo ole Cmrdoocr bar "NetoroF |ofcn" Sc 0oQti9ne WRe6or.
bc0cre % @~iora9suoere 20 iom %gnbeh@bIob itoor "NrorobP oren"
ircmtc Gpffe blouot Ror0percu3 Nlo0e. 5 SEQ Nrnen" bUr
@Ia0ct en- u6erboIonjua$ofoeIi u6cn Giocioffc i uoqct on0ct
@Iao oQ Aaree@ &e6 hor bette popnIprc 6oIgebIoo brogt SOL
6erne CT belt @jbIjotbef Al Gobe itcrre og min0re GortTIinger, ir
ho,te u cite bur betuIt 6oriottere 90 Ooeriruerc Gonte pne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Spo Gafota.
Minuchaha Gunntp "pner tie top"

Minmehaba GunntD "oper tie top".
Gountpformanb g. 8. Monleruo al
Sioltr Sails oplpite Sc iioite Gage a
forrige ltge, at Siour Sails % Win'
nehoba Golntp bapoe inbifriberet be.
tpbelig mere enb lin Inoel til Seiers.
loanet. Spens % Goulltpets Inoel
bar $1,000, 600, mebens Ser bar hub:
ifriberet for @orbs til ct @eleb al
$1,352,950.
Gienbpmmelia MutDmobilulgffe,
SEQ 2abioee al Sort Yierce blep or9bi
og g[rcbie @biteman al Hierce alpor.
Zig iauret unber Ell Ii,tpmobilitlpffe
/ iioitnppnte 9p. lllpffen nPpneS
iom Den melt eienbommeliee, nogen.
iinbe inbtruffet / oenne Del al Stu
ten. Ser flpttebes ct Sus Lungs 90
Sen, og ga Irbeibet itaniebe ON Ifte.
men, itoo gpgningen nofiaa boit pan
enoel opitablebe Waiteitltbber. Si,iet
1tob mtibt / 8aoen, % bet laoer til,
at Sc to Wp1lo life iaa set, ga be
fisrte lige unoer oct. Mobningen OF
til Sen Wtait, bporpna Suiet boileoe,
bar imiolertio life Iterre, emo at finn
libt mere END &iulenc off UNDER Ben,
pg belle Den epre Gel al Iutomobiler
blep ifaaret cller iliot belt al.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
TRAIN SERVICE
ODE REDUCED
Detailed Orders Expected
Immediately by Local
Rail Officials.

A general reduction of passenger
train service on lines entering Grand
Forks will be effective next Monday
for the period of the coal shortage,
according to orders received today by
local railway officials.
Detailed orders for the. reduction
have not been received as yet, but it
has been announced in a general way
that one-third Of the passenger serv-
ice will be eliminated. This will be
done by cutting out some trains en-
tirely, and extending the schedule Of
Others
There will also be cuts made in the
sleeping and parlor car service.
Local officials of the railroads re-
quest therefore that travel be limited
to cases of real necessity, and advise
that all persons contemplating trips
make themselves familiar with the
new schedules as soon as possible,
and govern themselves accordingly.
In this connection also. the local
postoftice has been notified that a
number of mail trains will be aban>
doned until the coal shortage comes
to an end. For this reason it is
urged that Christmas mailing be done
as early as possible in order to pre-
vent congestion of the mail service.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
TO MAKE EFFORT
TO SECURE DANCE
HALL SUPERVISOR

With a view to securing someone
whose special duty it will be to su-
pervise the public dance halls in the
city, meeting of Grand Forks citi-
zens has been called for Monday, De-
cenrber 8, at o'clock in the small
council chamber in the city hall. This
is the second meeting called for a
discussion of the dance hall problem
Of the city, the first having been held
last Tuesday under the chairmanship
of Mrs. H. H. Healy. acting for the
Y. w. c. A. of this city.
At the meeting last Tuesday it was
decided that in order to come to any
effective decision in the matter, it
would be advisable to have the citi-
zen body of Grand Forks represented
at the meeting. With this plan in
mind, Representatives have been call
ed upon from the various civic and
religious bodies in the city, and a
general invitation is extended to
those members of the public who are
interested in the matter to attend
At the meeting on Monday a gen.
eral discussion Of .the public dance
hall situation in the city will be
brought up,t
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
EXPECT TO FINISH
TOYS NEXT WEEK,
MR.. PITMAN SAYS

Three hundred or more toys, good
substantial, handsome toys that any
child might we'll be proud to own. are
the result of the efforts of a group of
business and professional men in the
city, who during the past week have
been acting as assistants to Santa
Claus, and have constructed an assort-
ment of fine Christmas playthings for
small boys and girls in the city.
The work Of making the toys has
been under the supervision of M. F.
Pitman, head of the manual training
department of the local high school
and Edward Howell, assistant in the
department. Both men have given a
great deal of their spare time to the
making of the playthings, and have
organized the helpers into various
teams, which have taken part in the
cutting, construction and decorations
Of the toys.
The men who have assisted with
the work have been enthusiastic about
it from the start, according to Mr.. Pit
man, and it is believed that the entire
lot will be completed by the close of
next week. The toys will then be turn
ed over to Mrs. Agnes Rex, overseer
Of the poor in the city, who will tend
to their distribution among the poor
children at Christmas time.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
FRENCH TRIBUTE TO
MEMBERS OF A. E. F.
WILL SOON BE GIVEN

Acting as distributing agency for
the French government the Dakotas'
Army Recruiting offices are issuing
the soldiers of the A. E. f. an elo-
quent French tribute to the Ameri-
cans who fought on French and Ger
man SOIL" said Lieut.. Col. T. ]. Rog-
ers while visiting in the city today.
The army recruiting officer stated:
"It was the intention of the French
government that this memorial
should be presented to the members
of the A. E. F. before they left
France. but unfortunately it was not
ready in time to be given to all.
determined that our men
who fought overseas should know
that the French government appre-
ciated their sacrifices, their heroism,
their achievements, it has requested
that the memorial be presented to
the men individually"
Soldiers and former soldiers Of the
American Expedit>onary Forces can
obtain copy at the army recruiting
station. The recruiting officer asks
the cooperation of the American
Legion and other patriotic societies
in placing this memorial in the hands
of every man entitled to a copy of 1t.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
TOLEDO CARS ARE
RUNNING AGAIN

Toledo, O., Dec. 5.-Afters walking
and riding in busses for twenty-seven
days at ten cents or more per ride.
Toledo will get back today to the old
system of using street cars as a
means of transportation. !.
Resumption Of service will begin at
$3.50 p. M, 1t was announced this
morning by Henry l.. Doherty, who
stored his vehicles in Michigan when
the people sustained a council custer
ordinance at the, last election. Inter-
urbans will begin using the streets@at
8 p. m. .s8, 3.s545s 4. : e .5,s X 4 ss,!
The fare is to be the same. as when
the cars were taken away, six cents
and two cents for transfer. (.
The 'busmen held a meeting 81 last
night and decided to remain in busi-
ness at five cents fare and one cent
for transfers. ia
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
BlGMlNS' REL !.
SHOW TONIGHT
Army Veterans to Give Eu-
ropeanized Enter
tainrnent.

You will miss it II you miss IT.
the Allied Minstrel show tonight, de-
clare former members Of the Machine
Gun company and NJ company, who
are responsible for Europeanized
show. which will be one Of the events
OF the winters theatrical season.
During the show at the auditorium
the audience will have an opportunity
to see why the vets" were often SO
anxious to reach Paris. The enter
tainment will be replete with trench
humor and French humor, carefully
edited by the old guardsmen.
Several features of the show at
tracted widespread attention when
given In various French cities and
drew the favorable comment of
prominent American and French
army officials.
"A laugh every minute is the desire
Of the troupe of veterans and their
desore will be achieved if the show
goes as well as it did in France. A
former machine gunner said this aft
ernoon that after a performance in
France little poilu was heard to re-
mark: "Dees minstrel make you gig
gle till you jiggle like de Jelly on de
Jelly on de plate"
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
new PLAN FOR
SHIPS URGED
Will Be Laid Before Grand
Forks Commercial Club
Directors.

A new plan for the disposal of the
ships Of the U. s. fleet corporation
has been suggested. and will be laid
before the board of directors of the
Commercial club next Monday at the
time the vote asked by the United
States chamber of commerce is taken
on the question of the sale of the
ships by the government to private
firms.
The new plan. which has been sub
mitted is in brief that the government
form corporation, capitalized for
the value of the ships in question,
and sell the stock of this corpora
ton to the general public.
1t also provides that the govern
ment guarantees an average annual
dividend of per cent on the stock,
and that any dividends of over 10 per
cent which may accrue, be divided
between the corporation and the gov
ernment.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
Government Makes
Money By Buying
United States Bonds

! Washington, Dec. 5.The govern
meht has saved totalsof $45, ,174,973i
an the purchase Of its own bonds at
market quotations, according to-
treasury figures. Since the bond pur-
chase fund became operative the gov
eminent has bought back SS53,Os0, 900
OF Its own bonds which cost s. only
$907;905, 900, because the market,
prices ranged from one to eight
points below par. q, ia
BY retiring the bonds the govern
ment has been able TO aid in relieving
the pressure OF government securities
on stock exchanges.
It also was made known that in
many instances big financial tnferssts
had accumulated heavy aholdin69 sof
Liberty bonds to aid the government,
in stab bilizing < the d market. These
bonds subsequently v&re aiken over
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
EDWARDS SAYS JACK
PERSHING MAY COME
TO MINSTREL SHOW

Skibe Edwards, promoter extraor-
dinary for the Allied Minstrel Show
to be staged tonight, burst into the
Herald office this afternoon with a
telegram alleged to have been re-
ceived from General Black Jack
Pershing, reserving seats for the big
show.
He'e is the. alleged telegram:
"Skibe Edwards.
Grand Forks, N. D.
Dear Skibe: Have heard about the
Allied Minstrel show: can you reserve
May arrive on No. /. @
Jack Pershing.''. .
Edwards declares that although
there will be a crowd at the Show,
evey effort will be made to accom-
modate his old general if he should
arrive
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
INCOME TAX RATES
HAVE BEEN REDUCED,
COLLECTOR STATED

C. ]. Elliott. deputy collector Of In
ternal revenue. said today that the
main change this year in the income
tax laws is reduction Of the tax
rates.
Mr.. Elliott will leave tonight for
Aberdeen, S. d., for a period Of three
weeks when he will return to Grand
Forks and start mailing tax return
blanks The collector will occupy his
office in the Federal building for a
few weeks prior to the date set for
the return of the blanks to assist
those who need help in making re-
turns.
The income tax rate on corporations
has been reduced 10 to IL per cent
and the rate for individuals has been
reduced to per cent according to
Deputy Collector Elliott.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
State Taxes on Walsh County
Farm Land More Than Double
Those Just OUer III inn, Border
New Day. Seems Like the
Morning After" to Many
Farmers as They Look
Over Their Tax Receipts
For This Year. . ..34...

Many OF the farmers of Walsh
county, N. D., who still believe in "a.
=. ToWnley, and rejoice that they are
llVlng under the new day in North
Dakota are sorry for their neighbors
who live just across the Red river in
MARSHALL county. MINI.
Not because the Minnesota man
as good crops as his North Dakota
neighbor, for Marshall county is one
OF the best wheat raising districts in
the Red river valley, but because the
Minnesota farmers are still struggling
along under .iboss rule" ~ sl,4ie
Still the Marshall county farmer
seems to find certain compensations.
For one thing the taxes on. his land
winch he pays into the state treasury
average less than half those paid by
his North Dakota neighbor.
The average stato tax on
quarter section of farm land in
Walsh county North Dakota is
$24.O8.
The average state tax ON
quarter section of farm land in
Marshall county. MINI. is $9.46.
In other words the average
state tax paid on a quarter Sec
ty, N. d., is 2b3 per cent of the
average state tax paid on q quar-. y
ter. section of farm land in Mar
shall county, Minn.
To figure it out just take the aver
age per acre valuation, which in
Walsh county is $50.50, and the state
mill rate which in North Dakota. is
2.9S mills on the dollar, and compare
1t with the average per acre valuation
in Marshall county, which is $500.
and the Minnesota state tax rate Of
81 mills on the dollar.
Some of the Walsh county farm
ers who are looking over their tax
say that the "New Day"
feels very much like '"The Morning
After" - -.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
Watching Deyelopments

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 5.-MichieanN
manufacturers were today hopefully
watching developments in Governor
Sleeper's efforts to bring about a ten
tative settlement Of the coal strike in
this state.
In some quarters it was believed the
miners wo' ID agree as did the operat-
ors, to the executives proposal that
digging of coal be resumed imme-
diately on the basis of Fuel Admins
traitor Garfield's terms.
Meanwhile the fuel situation grows
more acute.
The federal fuel restrictions neces-
STATED the closing of a number of Up
per Michigan copper mines yesterday.
throwing nearly 1000 men out Of
work,
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
Treasurer's Office
Force Busy Sending
Out Tax Statements

The county treasurer's office force
under the direction of Chas. Allen.
county treasurer, is busy sending out
tax statements to taxpayers of Grand
Forks county informing them regard
ing the amount of their 1919 taxes.
Tax levies were turned over to Mr..
Allen by the auditors Office the first
of this month.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
CLEARINGS SHOW
SLIGHT INCREASE

Clearings of the banks of Greater
Grand Forks for the week ending
Thursday, December 4. were slightly
larger than those of the same week
in 1918, the weekly clearing house
report shows.
For the week just ended the clear
ings Of the local banks amounted to
$2,122,000, while for the correspond
ing week last year the amount was
s1.985,80O.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
BIG PRIZE OFFERED.

New York, Dec. 5.-A prize of
100000 has been offered for the In
vention Of an airplane which will rise
and descend vertically. Announce
ment Of the offer made by Edouard
and Andre ,Michelin, French tire
manufacturers, through the Aero
club of France, was made today by
the Aero club of America
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
NEW SECRETARY APPOINTED.

Washington. Dec. Joshua W.
Alexander Of Missouri today was nom
mated by President Wilson to be sec
retary Of commerce to succeed w. G.
Redfield,, resigned. Other non1ina-
tions sent to the senate include:
To be receivers Of public moneys:
James K. Clark, Lennon, 8. D.;sWil-
liam e. McMurry, at. Missoula, Mont.
w. Myers, Miles City. Mont. = William
Red, Cheyenne. Wyo.. and Ben r.
Gray. HALEY. Idaho.
Much charity ends with the be-
slowing Of q sympathetic smile.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
To Investigate Charges.

Charleston, w. Va, Dec. 5.-Lon
II. Kelly United States district attor-
ney for the southern district of West
virginia, announced today that a spe-
cial grand jury had been called for
next week :, to investigate charges
growing out Of the, coal strike. 4.s -
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05

fledged citizen, and after the war was
over he applied for citizenship and
was denied the right. When he heard
of the attitude of the local union he
did not wait to get fired but .volun-
tarily threw up his lob.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
at cost. the government paying the
accrued interest.
ALLEGED CUNMAN
Is. SHOT DOWN

Mandan, N. D., Dec, 5.-That the
railroad men are in no humor to har-
Dor slackers in their midst, was shown
here in the case Of a Hungarian who
made application for membership in
the Garments local. The trainmen not
only turned down his application but
asked the foreman that the man be
put out Of his job. The man refused
to go into the service during the war.
claiming that he was not fun
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
Governors Take Action
To Increase The Output
OF Coal In Ten States
tContinued from Page 1.)

ter this morning dealers announced
that three cars now held on siding
here may be ordered released to To-
cal concerns today or tomorrow.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
GENERAL STRIKE ENDS

Rome, Dec. 5.-The order for the
discontinuance Of the general strike
called after the opening of the par
lament has been generally obeyed.
Quiet has been restored in Mantua,
where disorders occurred.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01

MlENTRAS, a consecuencia de las le-
yes de las costumbres no exista una
condenacion social, creando artificial
mente, en- la pIena civilization, infer
nos, y compicando con una humana
fataIidad ell destino, que es divine;
mientras no Sc resueIvan los tres pro-
bIemas del sigIo: la degradation del
hombre por ell proIetariado, la deca-
denca de la mujer por ell hambre, la
atrofia del nifio por las tinieblas; en-
tanto que en- 'ciertas regiones sea po-
sibIe la asfixia social; en- otros tern1i-
nos y bajo un punto de vista mas 'di-
Iatado todavia: mientras haya sobfe
la terra ignorancia y niseria, ias
obras de esta naturaIeza podran no
ser in1tiIes. = mo hay en- toda
alma humana, en- ell alma de JUAN
VALJEAN en- particular, una prirnera
chispa, un 'elemento divino, incorrup-
tibe en- este mundo, immortal en- ell
otro, que ell bien puede desarroIIar,
encender, purificar y hacer brillar
espIendorosamente, y que ell NAL no
puede nunca apagar?