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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22
CONFERENCES To
SPUR FRIENDSHIP
AMONG NATIONS
Students From Foreign COun-
tries to Participate in Meet
ingS Promoted by Y. M.

NEW YORK. June element
ing Of friendly international relations
will be a principal objective of the
student conferences TO be held this
month under Young Mems Christian
association auspices in various sec
lions OF the United States.
Seven thousand students from so
different nations are in colleges and
universities in the United States,
many Of them studying in New
York. These men nav been invited
by Charles D. Hurley of this city,
general secretary OF the committee
on friendly relations among foreign
students, to attend these student
summer conferences.
Arrange Six Conferences.
Conferences have been arranged
for Northfeld. Mass, June $3.50;
Lake Geneva, Wis. June 1922; Blue
Ridge, y. c, June 1922; Seabeck,
Wash, June 1928; Estes Park, Col,
June 1926, and HOLSTER, Miss,
June els.
Interchange Of ideas between Chi
nese, Latin-Americans. Japanese and
other foreigners studying in this
ountry will be one of the main pur-
poses Of the conference inasmuch as
it is felt that these young men study
ing in our universities may promote
or hinder international friendship
and trade according TO the impress
sion they receive of American bust
ness men and methods.
A special program is being ar
ranged for Latin-American students
at Lake Geneva and Mortified, but
delegates will be welcomed at all Of
the other conferences.
Speakers at Conferences.
Among the speakers at the various
conferences will be DIR. Robert E.
Speer. DIR. John r. Mott of New
York, general secretary of the Young
Mems Christian association; S. G. IN
man, secretary Of the committee on
cooperation in Latin-America; Tan
credo Pinochet. editor of the FL
Norte Americana; Jose L. Escobar.
Industrial secretary, FL Paso, Tex;
B. H. Hunnicutt, director, agricul-
tural college, Lavras, Brazil; Prof.
Rafael Soto, University of Illinois;
]. NJ. Hernandez, editor Of FL Estu-
dante Latin Americana.
One Of the subjects TO be discussed
at the Latin-American conference
will be methods by which Latin
American students may interpret to
the United States the aspirations and
achievements Of their people.
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t'oOlS tdII4eu tnelr nlSn
enterprise"
Salvatlonists Popular.
The Jewish Welfare board CON
Quoted under able leadership a work
admirable III every respect" Mr..
Fosdick said. He noted that its facil-
tiles in the lie Mans area were wide
" employed by Jew and gentle
alike
The Salvation army was beyond
question the most popular of thes-
organizations with the army itself.
the report said. While it employed
in France only 200 workers and &C
tually reached only a few divisions,
tits fame has spread far beyond its
work and its difficult TO find a dough-
boy who does not speak it's praise"
Contrary 10 popular impression,
MI. Fosdick stated. the Salvation ar
my did not give its supplies free ex-
cept in case OF need.
Its policy is TO sell its canteen
supplies" he said, even its far
famed doughnuts-and its prices due
TO the fact that II had no extensive
buying machinery. are generally
higher than those of the Y. VI. c. A.
1T is the inner spirit of service
that has endeared this organization
TO the heart of the doughboy. It's
personnel has been carefully select
ed from trained workers of the Sal
walton army-men and women who
know how TO meet their fellow men
or A common plane. and no task has
been too humble and no service too
small for them TO perform for the
troops. It's reward is the genuine
affection of the American expedi-
tionary force"
Disheartening Rivalrics.
AS TO the difficulties due 10 the
~sectarian nature of the societies
which served the army. the report
said the facilities Of all were open to
men Of all faiths but the auspices
through which these privileges are
extended are sectarian. The ten
dency is 10 stimulate rivalries and
jockeying for position that are dis
~heartening 10 witness. To see the
representatives of these different
] 1eNAANANo ans VIII tdNAA OAA4CA III Oh
attempt TO make a lasting good i'm
preston upon returning troops
bringing prominently into the fore.
ground their respective emblems and
e~nsignia, is TO despair OF the whole
system Of social work in the war.
Our men have been glad 10 re-
ceive what the societies had for them
in the chopa Of gart-ipa or c,rppT;ae
and they have not cared two straw.
whether il came from Protestant
Catholic or Jewish hands. Our boy.
fought at Chateau Thierry and in the
Argonne as Americans. They die
not fight as Protestants, Catholics OF
Jews. As a matter of fact there i:
no reason fer sectarianism. The re.
ligious interests of the army are
wisely confined TO the chaplains."
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tel be was without the prisoner.
With him we're William McCul'
Tough. the chauffeur who drove the
car in which Handy and his con-
federate drove to the scene OF the
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On Prinkipo Island.

some Of the Near East girls are
housed on PrInkipO island. 10 which
the bolSheviki recently were invited
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S~alvatlonists Popular.

troops carried forward their high
enterprise"
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WAR Shows N ART.

CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR
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EDITORIAL, FEATURE.
THEATRICAL,
AND NEWS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22

III EAST SAVIN0 BARK WHERE ROBBERY
n NURDER WERE COMMITTED
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06
LA QUESTION DEL ADRIATICO Sc ARREGLARA
SATISEACTORIAMENTE PARA LOS HALlANOS
Fra.cia. ~IngIaterra v Estados Unidos han ~preparado I'm
conyenio a csc efecto que Sc presentara a Italia.
Las fuerzas de D'Annunzio evacuaran flame

terra, Francia, Italia y Russia, seran
ocupados por fuerzas regulares tia
lianas. Los voluntarios del Captain
Gabriel D'Annunz;O, ~evacuaran la pia-
"a de Fiume, de acuerCo con los ter
minos de un ccnvenio que Sc cele-
bro como resultado de las negocia-
clones entire Londres. Paris y Roma.
LONDRES, Dicimbre 4.-Las tro-
pas insurgentes de Gabriel D,Annun-
zio estan r~etirandose de Fiume y la
ciudad esta siendo ocupada pc, las
fuerzas regulares italianas, segua a
nurcia un desracho recibido hoy aqui
de Roma.
lie decision de que la ciudad fuera
ocupada por las fuerzas regulares ita-
lianas Sc tuvo despues de una serie
de n~egociaciones entire Londres, Pa
ris Y Roma, habiendose formulate un
pacto relative a la controversial de
Fiume.
Sc sabe que ademas de Fiume, las
tropas italianas ocuparan probable
merte cierta extension territorial en-
Ia costa da!mata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06

LONDRES, Diciembre 5.-Un con-
venio Tue Sc espera solucionara Ia
question del Adriatico de una
satisfactoria para todos, es ell que Sc
ha preparado en- Paris por los repre-
s]entantes de las Gelegaciones de paz
americana, FRANCESCA e inglesa, segun
dicen las noticias de fuentes privadas
recibidas hoy aqui. Segun sc dice,
dicho convenio ha sido firmado va
Dor cl Sub Secretario de Estado a.
mericano. Frank l. Polk Y ell Primer
Ministro frances, NJ. Clemenceau Y Sc
asegura que Ia Gran Bretana esta
lista para firmar,o :am0itn, cespues
de 10 cual, ell convenio Sc entregara
a los plenipotenciarios' itaiian7s en-
Paris.
La n~aturaleza de la proposition
contenida en- eli convenio no Sc da d
conocer, pero Sc dice que ma sido for
mulada con ell ~prop6sito de dejar sa-
tistecho al pueblo italiano.
Por de pronto, Sc sabe que Fiume
Y tcdo ell demas territorlo comprendl-
DO ell el tratado de Londres firmado
en- 1915 per representatives de Ingla-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06
iGOZA I'D. DE
COMPLETA SALUD?

s. no IS asi :Por que no consulta con
especialistas cue saben pertectan,ente %
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06
Los ALIADOS EXTENDERAN SU IONA
De OCUPACION EN- ALEMANlA 81
ESTAN NO FIRbIA Ell PROTOCOLO
LOS MARISCALES FOCH Y SIR WILSON CONCURRIER0N
A UNA JUNTA SECRETA DEL SUPREME CONSEJO
EN- QUE Sc DISCUTIERON LAS MEDlDAS
QUE Sc TOMARAN PARA ESE Case
Won Lersner da a conocer las condolences bajo las cuales
Alemania firmara la ratification del tratado

reuniera, habiendose discutido en-
elias que pasos Electives deberian to-
marse, para la coercion militar y
economical de Alemania, en- el case de
que las declaraciones del Baron Won
Lersner interpreter correctaniante
Ia actitud del gobierno de Berlin.
En- vista de este, la delegation a.
mericana de paz ha suspendido todos
sus preparativos de marcha Y esta es-
pera1do instrucciones de Washington.
"Alemania esta resuclta q no fir
mar iamas IN protocolo en- el que Sc
~contengan frases en- las que los ALA
dos O las p]otencias asGciadas amena-
cen con usar cualesquiera medldas
coercitivas militares que puedan con-
siderar ne~cesarias", declare el Ba-
ron Won Lersner en- una e%ntrevlsta
que concedio q un Representative de
ana agencia de information.
"Alemania firm6 ell tratado de paz
de Versailles con Ia perfecta inten-
ci6n de cumplir las duras condiciones
;mpuestas en- el; pero no podemos II
mas ALA. Ningun pals que sc res
pete q 81 mismo podria firmar IN do
cumento que no sea IN simple proto-
colo de ratification. pero no IN trata-
DO ADDITIONAL tambi6n. Debe notarse
que la carta del Primer Ministro Gle
menceau, fechada cl Is de Novicm-
bre. no lego a poder de Ia mission a
lemana de paz sino hasta ell % de
csc mismo mes. Estoy SECURE de que
ral cosa Sc debi6 a que los Estados
.Unidos objetaron 81 tono de Ia CO.
municacion, Y Gsca fut retcnida para
modifjcarla.
"Alemania esta dispuesta a aceptar
todas las consequences por su negati-
va para firmar cl ~protocolo. Cuando
el doctor Won Simon lego a Paris,
tenia la intencion dc ftrmar el proto-
colo despues dc discutir ciertos pun
tos tecn;cos del documento. pero ei
mismo dia que Won Simon arribo a.
qui notifico su prop6sito e intencion
a NJ. DutaSta. Secretario de la COME
rencia de Paz. el documento del Pri-
mcr Ninistro CIemenceau Sc recibi6
en- las oficinas generates de Ia delega-
ci6r alemana Y despues de leer esta
ca~ta, Ven Simon concluy6 que era
impossible aceptar nuevas condolences
impuestas por los aliados ' regreso
a Berlin. Estamos d~ispuestos, pues,
a firmar Ia ratification del tratado,
pero no ur protocolo en- el que Sc con
tengan nuevas obligacioncS'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06
Material rodante para los
EstadoS del antigua I'M
perio nustroh4ngaro

PARIS. Diciembre Eel Supreme
Consejo de Ia Conferencia de Paz de-
cidio hoy en- principle, que Sc nombra-
"a una comision para hacer Ia dis
tribucion de material rodante entire
los differences Estadcs cue Sc han
tornado de parties del antique impe-
rio aUstro-hungaro.
FL Conseio fue informado tam
bien de Que los representatives ALA
dos en- Bucharest. recibieron del 60
bierno rumano una communication en-
la que So dan a conocer las Difficult
tades con las que Rumania esta lu-
chando y especialmente las que ST.
-uiercn q Ia recierte crisis ministe-
rial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06
FRACASO LA HUELGA
GENERAL DE ITALIA

LONDRES. Diciembre 4.-El in
tento para ~arrojar 4 Italia en- una
huelga general. realizado por los So
cialistas. no ha tenido eXitQ alguno,
puGiendo asegurarse que ha sidO un
complete f~racaso, segun dice un des-
Dacho recibido aqui hoy, ~proCedente
de la capital italiana. En- todas par
ties, segun Sc dice. fracasaron los es-
fuerzos de los radiea:es, para lograr
que la industrial n~acional Sc parali-
cara.
La policia : los mismos" ciudadanos,
estan ahora tomando medidas para
derrotar los intentos bolshevikis cue
puedan hacersa nuevamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06

LONDRES, Diciembre 5.-Los a.
liados ocuparan Frankfort Y Essen
81 los alemanes no firman el protocol
10 de ratification del tratado de paz,
tai como Sc les ha presentado. ESQ
dice al e IN despacho recihido
hoy en- esta capital, ~procedente de
Paris.
PARIS, Diciembre 5.-El Maris-
cal Foch ' el Field Mariscal Sir Hen
~ Wilson. Jefe del Estado Mayor
Imperial. ingles, concurrieron a una
iYnta secreta del Supreme Console
en- la cual los aliados discutieron las
medidas Que Sc tomaran 81 Alema-
MIA Sc rehusa a firmar el p]rotocoLo
de ratification, segun dice lie Matln
en- 81 edicion de hoy.
C~onsiderase probable que los ale
names seran llamados desde luego
para que firmen el ]protocolo Y en- ca
50 de que no 10 hagan asi, los aliados
extenderan su iona de ocupacion en-
Alemania.
El Baron Won Lersner, Jefe de IA
delegation alemana aqui, anuncio por
conducto de su Secretario, Herr Me-
YER. Que ell Doctor Won Simon y
los otros exoertos y plenipotenclarlos
alemanes, regresarian a Paris, baJo
las s~iguientes condolences:
Los aliados y ~potencias asocia-
das acepten la instruction de Alema-
ria de que la question de las repara-
clones por ell hundimiento de los bar
COS alemanes internados en- Scapa
Flow. Sc someta al Tribunal de "a
Haya.
2.-Que el parrafo final del proto-
colo de ratification cue contiene la
amenaza de emplearse medidas coer-
citiyas contra Aleman:a, sea elimina-
dc.
3.-Que los aliados convengan en-
tener n discussion de los puatos
t~ecnicos del ~protOco'o. tales como eI
relative a la entrega de materiales.
In les c.rculcS americanos aqui,
Sc ia cxrresado Ia crecncia de que
no hav a menor 2robabilldad de q "A
les condolences Sc acepten por los a
liados. pues Sc indique Que ellos son
los u imponen las condolences ) no
.os Que han de recibirlas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06
oCHO NISOS CON GROUP.

:sTuve ocho amos con Group y les
d = todos Fcley's Honey and Tar"
escri5e Mrs. p. Rehkanp. 24O4 Her
man ST., Covington, Ky. Este re-
medic disuelve 81 Inucus Y las flemas
= evita IA tos, proporciona 4 bue-
ra respiration Y IN sueno tranqulEo.
No contiene narcotics J 2 los n!nos
les agraGa.' R~ecomenOado para Uoscs,
resfrios : para convalescencia de in
fluenza o criua. PueGen tonar lo
tarto los adultos como los rinos.N
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06

PARIS, Diciembre LA crisis
mas seria cue ha tenido ante 81 e!
Supreme Consejo de Ia Conferencia
de Paz. desde la que surCio cuando
Ia Asamblea Nacional a!emana Sc
reuni6 para c~onsiderar 81 tratado de
paz, es Ia que Sc ha presentado hoy,
O motive de Ia formulation IL
nal de la respuesta que Sc va a dar
a la Ultima nota alemana en- Ia que
Sc protesta contra las reparaclones
extras por ell hundimiento de los bar
COS en- Scapa Flow.
FL sub-Secretario de Estado, Frank
/. Polk, de la delegation americana
Y i colegas, que hace aperas Qua
renta V ochO horas sc in%clinaban a
Greer u Alemania estaba tratando
de cncanar a los aliados, Sc MUGS
tran ahora sacramento preocupados
por la posiJiva declaration del Baron
ron Lersner. de cue Alemania no
firmara la ratification del p~rotocolo
en- su forma actual. siNo que prefie-
re antes volyer. no solamente a las
condolences cue prevalecian al fir
marse e. armisticio, "sino hasta IN
astado de guerra.
FL unico rayo de esperanto op-
timista que hay, es ell de que Won
Lersner no haya i~nterpretado correc-
tamente Ia actitud de Sd gobierno Y
este tratando de jugar con IN gran
bluff" para despistar a los a!iados.
Tn d~iplomatico americana comentan-
do las ultimas declaraciones Y activi-
dades de Won Lernsner, declare cue
este estaba orlando lCcamente, sin
medir quiza el alcance de sus pala,
bras.
,, Antes de que Mr.. Polk saliera pa,
IA concurrir q la junta del Consejo,
cstuvo discUtiendo la sjtuac!0n ale
mana detalladamente con Henry Viii
re y el General Tasker H. Bliss. Igual
mente Sc celebraron una serie dc con-
~ferencias con caracter formal, csta
manana, antes de que ell Consejo sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06
O5jeciones q los para IS de
guerra del ConUenio de
la Liga de Naciones

BRUSELAS. Belgica. Diciembre
Ala Association de la Liga de las
Naciones cue Sc halla reunida en- es-
Ia capital, adopJo hoy una resolution
en- Ia que Sc reconierda que el Con-
venio de la Liga lie las Naciones sea
reformado de tai maHcra que Sc eli
mine totalmente IL 81 teXto todas
las c!ausuIas qIc dan Il las nacioneS
eI derecho para If a Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06
CUANDO SUFRA I'D. DE
REUMATISMO
Debe tener siempre a la mano Sloan's
Liniment para aliviar sus dolores

dor QUE cspera f que sus dolores 80
/ acerben y padece de los efectos de- ha-
her permanecido a la intemperie. trantez de
las artirulacioneS. ~sciatica. lumbago. neural
gia. cuando pueds alivia:se tcniepdo siem-
pre- listo el Sloan's Liniment? F..
Sin frotarlo. I1Ies penetrd dcsde lucSo & u
parte enferma. applique I'd. un POGO dc este
remedio sobre In narte adclcrida y nuI
p-onto sentira TN sorprendente alirio. Il
Sloan's Eminent no podria conservar lS
miles de adeptos Que tienc en- TODD ell mum
do 81 realnente no produjcra s'enpre tS
rcsultndos mas satisfactorios. Merece Ia Pc
ma tener es.o bien 7resente. De venta ea
todas las drogucrias en- tres tamanos: a5c..
roc. y s1.40. CompEe el mas grsnde parn
mayor economic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06
puede listed
Peinarse?

Puss entcnceS TAM
bi4n pUede cortar 81
pelo Y al dc Gus Dia0s
en- su casa y a IA ho-l
aue quie-a. usando =ste
ssncillisimo zero ad-
rirable sparato lie Dol
siilo. Puede Geia- su
cabello largo . eorto.
g--eClarse los lndoS y
afeit2-se 81 cucllo. No
SC reqrie-e eXpe-iCT-
cis e. aparato 10 hace
todo. C6mpze,o hcy
~isn- : - svIf,-s: g.
rsoe-1- 81 -T-@o cu
una pcluque-:a: -. IN
rago a Ia nsra de
eSc.. por q meros ca
ia Is aias; SO. n posi-
bilidad de IN ccu;ag;o.
etc. En- resumen aho-
rrara tempo y dine-o
y p~roteic-i - SaIud.
Pidalo d~irectarerte a
MEXICAN CARD co.
De9t. 3. lex III Sta A.
San Antonio, Texas.
acomr1Sandc 81 impor-
e de sl.c5 o cuvic i5c.
para SECURE J frrnquco
y paGaelo al rscibirlo.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
FRAZIER TANGLED IN y
JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS

Governor Frazier, apparently, is
Somewhat tangled in the appointment
of three new district court judges.
They were not named yesterday, and
according 20 recent advices from Bis
nlarck, may not be appointed until
late This week.
M. ]. Englert or Lee Combs, both
of Valley City, are said to be faverites
in this district; Fred Graham, Of Ell.
lendale, is most likely in the Fourth
district, while Leslie Simpson, Of
Dickinson looks promising for the
southwest district, although E. P
Totten, of Bowman, brother of Rev
George Totten, is contender.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
RATE PRETTY STIFF,
SAYS STALL BARRISTER

Bismarck, N. D., July 29.-"It seems
to me when we consider the license
fee on female dogs and the father
of the lowly mule that a license fee
Of SIS for short session of not wea-
Their between now and the first of
January is pretty extravagant,"
writes a veteran North Dakota bar
rister in paying the state bar board
for the privilege Of continuing to
practice until January 1, 1920.
The new act licensing lawyers re-
quires that they be properly tagged
on or before August 1. Inasmuch as
there was much delay in naming the
state bar board, whose membership
was announced only last Saturday, it
is possible that an open season on
unlicensed lawyers will not be de-
clared until some time later.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
COUNTRY CLUB PLANS
DIVORCE" TOURNEY

A divorce" tournament to be play
ed on the Fargo Country club links
some time this week is promising
much in the way of entertainment and
fun for the married members of the
club, although it is said that some
members are looking forward to tn.
tournament with much apprehension,
for fear Of "serious complications"
Each man and his wife entered will
play a two-ball foursome with some
other man and his wife, the one ball
to be shared and stroked alternately
by the partners.
Sixteen entries for the tournament
will be made, it is expected. Mrs.
George H. Hollister is in charge of
the arrangements Fargo Forum.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
SHIP COAL FROM NORTH
DAKOTA TO ST. PAUL

St. Paul, Mimi What is said to be
the first car Of coal to come from
North Dakota to St. Paul is expected
to arrive during the next few days.
The coal is the product Of the Red
Trail Coal company at MedOra, N. D..
and is consigned to the s. Brand Coal
company, according to David Wall
blom, a director Of the Medora COM
pany, Y
:rhe coal Ii said to be the best hard
coal ever found in the west and a
much higher quality than any of the
Ignite Goals ever tried. esp.
Il. a. Hellhake, C. H. Missen, Dav.
il Wallblom and several other St
Paul men are backing the venture.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
TO NAME PAPERS
NEXT SATURDAY
State Printing Commission Organizes
With 8. ]. Aandahl MS Chairman.

Bismarck, N. D., July 2s.--The state
printing commission, created by the
last legislature and which will desig-
nate one official newspaper for each
county in the state, which newspaper
Will be the only one qualified to pub
lish legal and official notices of every
description, organized today by elect
ing s. J. Aandahl of the railroad COM
mission, chairman. Other members
are Thomas Hall, secretary of state,
and John Hagan, commissioner of ag-
riculture
James Curran, Grand Forks print
err, was appointed state printer.
The designation of official papers
was deferred till Saturday, Aug. 9th.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
FOUND CHECK BOOK
AND PURCHASES CATTLE

Dickinson, N. D.. July 29.-Elmer
Stops Of Olliem, Mont, is being held
in the Slope county jail, charged with
forgery. The payment to Olaf John
son and Gus Johnson of several
thousand dollars for cattle with
forged checks is laid to the Montana
man.
Stops, it appears, found check
book, and proceeded to make use Of
it, according to the story officials say
he has related.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
NEWS OF SONS DEAF !,
ENDS MOT ; - rrrr

Grand Forks, N. d.
Of her sons death y July 2S.-Newsl
on Christmas eve france. reeelver
" responsible for 4 4 lsis i. was :; ore nre
Forks Saturday the oeatn N ", nj
narvo,,a .hncI oourne, Manitoba. M,
the news II /. sustained on rec l,H i;
s''e ne"s ought death. - a
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
SAWS WAY OUT OF
JAIL AT GRAND FORKS

Grand Forks, N. D., July 2S.-Wes-
ley Parinto, held for the theft of an
automobile, escaped from the Grand
Forks county jail by saving two bars
and leaping from the second story Of
the county Jail. Three other prisoners
were asleep when Parinto made his
escape, and when one of them awaken
ed, he notified the officials Of Parinto's
absence,
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NEGRO. ADMITS KILLING
ANOTHER IN QUARREL

Amidon, N. D.. July 28.-Pleadingl
guilty to the charge of Staying
Charles Gray, a negro, Alphonso wy
liams, also colored, was sentenced =, 4
Judge Crawford to from five to, Dy
years in state prison. The men Ien
fighting when knives were fash were s;
nnarroiod o,,a,. ~ J;,,;s;n,a - They
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III HOR9'
ASsS0 rs CREMATED
IN GRIGGS b Ann rqRr

teen ,perstown, N. D., y .u,v q -Four.
a. horses were cren ..sad ~ Tha AZ.
s. uction by fire Of isroe - ham On
,le j. ". Leininger farm Fl Kingsley
eownasnip, near ner e. There IS no 5clew
70 me caase ~ ~ 1ire, which broke