davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1919-04-04
Reuntes 9opiteI.

Minber guten Mutes als Der Sri
bun bate in3pii9en fetn 8erbiinbe.
ter 3eno bic sriten Na9ri9ten bon
benz Gri9einen Der @ermanen Dor
Der Stobt oufgenommen.
Gignete er bod Dor ben Soren gar
monde poFe1io, 6epirtf9oftet bon
Sflopen unb Stlobinnen. pel9e
bieIe @eIegenbeit erfaFen mo9ten,
fpie es bic i9tper @equdlten gar oft
in fol9en JGIen totem, gu ben Bar.
barren gu entlaufen. nit biefen oas
8eite gu fu4en.
4u9 bar9en feline 8ilIen, mar er
ou1 iuit tein RunItfreunb uno gu
porfi9tig, S4Gbe auBer6alb Der 6es
flung gu belaiien, gar manhes psrtz
pole @erGt unb 9eI6irr, au9 9erben
bon Hin6ern, G@afen unb S9pei-
nen, bos Der WirtIame un9ern ben
RGubern gs90nnt bate.
60 bate Ct Oenn in ben eriten
Morgenftunben. bo Ii9 mod ni9ts
bon ben Mldmannen botte bliden lofs
fen, ais Seoerus our &unbf9oftune
uno 5ur 8e1,bung Der Sborusbriide
nus3og. unter benz S9uB biefer
5ruppen Teinen StIopenmeiIter. einen
5reiqeloFenen, ousgsienbet nit sinem
5roB BON bepdffneten 3ne9ten. I'm
penigitens aus ben biesTeit bes Slut
ies oelsnenen 2~onbbdufern bns Werte
polfte berein gu fdoffen, nomentlid
aber bic gu ienen @iitern qeb0riaen
Stlobsn = n0tieenfans nit Geipolt
= in bic Stobt gu Fiihren.
DieIe, 8ouern unb 6irten, BON ie
rober, pilber, unbntmGbiqer als bic
itdbtif6en Siener. hntten nur ipiber=
itrebsnb Soloe esleiftet; in atpei Be
iiBunoen botten iid bic 11noIiidli9en
3ur Mehre oefsbt, ipnren ober BON Der
lteberaobt betrGItiot unb nit Retten
IN einonber qebunben fporoen; unobs
lGTiq hotte Der GffopenmeiEttr bic
oielHrGnoioe QeberoeiRsl iiber BEN
SluGenben gefdpunren. lie aur Gile
gil treiben. aur MrFbiirhnna immer
idpererer 2aiten, pelhp Iie bolancic-
renb duf ben 8Spfen trunen.
Sn lanssm 3uee, bic @efeFelten in
Der Mitte. bic @inber unb EDDIE
poron, betpafFnete Gtlopen an ben
Soften. bic TreiueIaHenen an Saupt
unb Gnbe Der 2inie, tehrten lie nun
our9 bas pinbeiicifde Sor auriid.
oos fd eben finter linen sef4loFen.
.@orpdrts, Sbrar, bu alter
9unb!!" f9rie galcus. Der Greise
laTsne. - sr gait tiir 3eno's Sobn
rpn elmer Stlapin - einen peiBbaa
rissn Greis an. Der unter Der 2aii
Der inn aufaeleoten 8ronceasfdirrs
Washington Journal., 1919-04-04

0ifcriid,er NOman aus /,
Ger S0llerwanOcrHng.
gua felix Dabn.
"a. 9gOrtissung.)


Nur Gina Monn trot aus benz
@lisb unO ipraa dngitli4: 1Oorf i'd
cine Jrass ftsnen9"
.Gross!" srpibsrts SsOerus untpiI'
Zig. .
.Wis uiels 9orborsn mOssn's pobI
Iein ba oraubsn?"
.Roum bunOert."
runb mir inb Ie9sbunbsrt!"
meints Der 5apfrs 6eba9Ii4 lddelnb
uuo li9 gu ben 8irsern penOenO
.auf!!" idris er pIOsli9 unb isin
@9pert an ben S9iIO fdlogenb.
v@uf oos Sor! unb nebs ben Bar
boren!!"
.Debe ben 9orboren!" REF nun
bic eonSe G4oar.
Oos Tor parb oufgeSo9en uno iiber
bic 3usbriide. peE4e li4 sleid5eiti9
iiber ben Woagroben nieosrIieB. ell
ten bic MGnner aus Der Stobt.
Nur fpGrti9e Wo9en tparen aui
benz snn5en umtreis Der Mouern su'
riid9eloTen noroen; Weiber un6 Gin,
Der eiIten nun aus ben 6Gufern. er:
ftieeen bic WGne uno blidten ben
Sbriaen nod. pel9e in raf4em
Morf9f9ritt ouf bic Bride unter.
boIb Der @tabt Sueilten. oeren Weit:
enbe. wie mir Ioben, felt benz Mor:
gen nerrommelt unb BON elmer tlei.
men S9oor ebfeBt mar.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-04

maiden = epies Rodi in Der f4peis
esnosn Wufts bss Gooss."
0umii ergrifI CT bsibs @mulette
mari ie gum 9urmfsnitsr binous.
Tabte Ieinen Murifpser. Der on Der
Donb lsbnte. unO Itiirmts Ilirrsno
bic Iteile Surmtreppe binob.
Ssufosno unO topfiaitteIuO foIg.
ie Der Griehe.
SIN peiten 5ofroume dngelongt,
IieB Der Sribun feline gauge 4Io nuf.
Iiben; er befobl Dem 9eldnooer. ibm
in bic Stoot 6innb gu folsen unb.
duf Dem 5orum oes 9ercuies oufee.
Iteut, ouI Jpn gu norten. bis er lie
gum, 4usfoG fibren perbs. Dem
Genturio Similto befobl er. nit ben
iIouriI9en TuBtnedtsn ouF benz
GpGbepoten Dor benz @iuaonge oes
Ropitols 5u bolten. ben Sang oes
@efe6tes DOR Den 2oten iopie ettpoi.
ae @or91nge in Der StoOt gu 6eobod).
ten. ic0esfoles ober. menn Gin Gin,
ereiIen in Der Stoot ober Dor benz
Tor notpsnoig I4eine. uorber Ods
fsIte Sor Der Burg gu fdlieben unb
3tpei Wa4en borin 5u beIaiien. Seine
beiben Sttonen uter. ben often @ries
den unb bs7en Gobn. bsiteGte er
lsiIe = nit Der gei4loKensn SGnft,
an Den SUB oes &opitOIs: sir ole
6Gns", iiherlegte CT. Gin niOeritrss
beno Meib su ROB ben Gteilpsg Der.
ouf T9leppen - bas t0nnte MIDI uOs
tigen. ibr iebr pe6 3u tuu - pie IL.
ner @ollo!"
unb nun, nit alien Teinen Mnorb.
nun9sn gu @nbe. Itieg er in ben 8i:
gel. Ii9 ouf plutO, feinen prddtooI,
len iponiIden Rappben9it gu l6pins
gen, Der ungebuloig nit Dem BORDER.
Euf Sunten ous benz 0ronitpfIoiter
oes 9ofes bieb.
&dum fob er i'm Sottet, oa fieI
Iein Bid burd bic offens StaGtiir
auf ben &noben !Sortori, Der. an bei.
Den ousgebreitcter Grmen apifden
3tpei eiiernen pferoeroufen angetettet.
an Der @anb bing; in Der Gde oes
Gtoues lag Elm blouer germdnif9er
RunoI6ilo, elm Speer unb cine
Streitort; bic Woffen, bic man BEN
&noben bel ieiner Grgreifung obae-
nommen.
$50, Der tiiuftige Nntonius!" Iodts
CT. ben Murfipeer in bic Settle item.
menb. vGettet ibn los! @r foa ouf
bic Mouer treten. Die @ernidtun9 fei.
ner @ermanenbelben au Idouen. Cur
Nadt tetten mir i'm 5ufammen nit
elmer gonaen &oppel folder Barren"
rno er CAB benz Gappen bic Spo'
rem, bob oisfer lout piehernb itieg.
rSiite bid." rief SOrtort. nun eut.
feFelt an bic StoItir tretenb. fun.
telnben Quges. dor ben 8dreu bes
urpolbs. Sbre SoBen peroen bid
serf9lagen!"
Mber lodenb REF Der Sribun.
,Nuf! ouf oos 2or! 11no pebe
ben 8arboren!"
unb 6roufenb unb tlirrenD Ipreng.
tie, benz t~rnftOonen Siibrer foIgsnb.
Ger gldnaenbe &eiter3ug gu Sal.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-04
Notes RopiteI.

I'm Mittd9, ots bic oIomaunif9en
Reiter 3uert ii9tbar DurOen. lag
Geo Der 3ribun in feinem reid einge.
ri9teten @emo9 in benz boben Surm
bes &opitrls ouf Der peihen &line.
iiber bic elm 20ipenFsG ~sefpreitet par
@r fiblte fi4 in better Stimmuns
Der SUB Idmer5te uno bemmte
i'm niht mebr.
BebagIid Itrei9eIte CT ben rei4en
i9por5en &untbort, nelder Iein
broncesbrounes. fGmnIes. urfpriings
Ii9 ebel gebilbetes. aber lan9e ihon
bon 2eiOenidaften our9fur9tes
Mntlib umrobmte.
Dor linn, auf Dem Slide bon Gis
tronenbola Ttnrb bolb9eleert Elm Sod
Rrug feuriaen Siculers llnb cine i'll
berne SrintfdoIe.
3pei eriedifde @tloOen. 8oter
un6 So6n, tporen nit Teiner 8eoies
nuno befh1ftiat.
Ser GGtere Stlope brodte, pornenb
ben Tinoer erbebenb, ben Mif9trug.
Mber lofenb tpies i'm Iein 6err
binpeg: ~N6rbIid Der NIpen," meinte
ct, vmif6t bic Notur BON felbft ons
Subiel &Glte in infer 8lut; mir brau=
den ni&t ben Msin nod au perbiir>
men. Ni6t pabr. mein fprOber I'm
tonius2 Da trint!!"
rnb CT BOT bic S9oGe einem britt
ten 0iener, einem bilbT60nen Rnoben
bon ettpa fiinfaehn Sobren. Dieter
fuuerte am 9ohen in Der GuBerften
Gde beg Surmaemo9s, 10 fern pie
mDqIih bon Geo, oieTem feinen Germ
ben @iifen 3%utpehbenb.
@r trug nur einen purpnrnen
@6urs UNI bic Siften. 0ns iibriee
@emnnb bottle ibm Der Sri6un obge=
freift.
Ser @efonqene iHiittelte. obne oas
f6Dne. trourioe 9fntIib au penoen.
bos 6oupt. neIhes longflutenoes
@oIbhaor ummoute.
SrObid, brobfam fpro9 er bnnn:
sd belize ni9t @~ntonius: - 9ore
tori belize i9. @ib mid fret; LAB
MIDI au ben Weinen 5uriid. in ben
rauf9enben Molb bes Oanubius."
l1npiIiq tporf inn SEQ ben f4me>
rem 8ursf6liReI, Der Dor inn ouf
benz S6emel lag. in bic 3ippen:
r6ebe bid bon 9innen, 1t0rri11sr
6unb! Dobus," berri9te er ben
~iiinoersn Gtlnben an, Der be54Gftiet
NOR, bic Woffen bss Sribuns bereit
5M legen, .ihlcppe i'm in Den &oB-
ftull; unb bang ibn bort in &ettsn
ouf!!"
Der &nobe fprong auf unb mari
Seinsn Woumdntel nm. Oabus rib
i'm nit fort. binaus; ben Bid bon
t0tli9en Sofes, ben Der iunge Ser
name inter benz 8orbans bes @emas
DIES. fia raf6 ~fpsnbenb, auridparf
bemertte Geo ni9t. =
@ai9 tebrte ibm bic CUTE 2aune
tpieber.
rMaorgen 6ab' i9 Before @eisI-
f9aft bier i'm SbaIamos," ld9elte
er, tpieber ben buntlen Bart ftrei=
&elnb. nals einen ni4t au bGnbissnz
ben iunsen Barren! 5elicitas!"
limb er trant bic SAaIe leer.
Damn ridtete er iib auf. sd
brali9e feline Gtiibe mebr!!" Damit
mics er ben apeiten, Glteren @tlaDen
suriid. trat an bic 5eniter0ffnuns
bes 9urmes unb blidte binaus.
n@s finb ibrer ni9t bunbert. bic
fer teden 8arbnren. Mel9e Gre9s
belt! unb nur bic tpenigiten fiibren
ftobfeite Gduspoffsn! lln6 ibre
Sruspaffen iinb ale erbdrmli9.
@ie picIc ibrer @nrfpfeiIe, Gpeere,
@trsitdrte iinb mir i4On ma&tIos
Washington Journal., 1919-04-04
ndiiht8noII. @obame

- q iidii6tsooII. Waoame:
.@orum lpoQen Sic oenn nah 10
furssr 9eit lido, wieoer aitstre.
temp"
9icnItmdohen: -@eil i'd ie6c, oab
Sic nerp0s iiiiO. 9nGoiae Jronl
Sic miiiien Gin anoeres WiGodcn ba.
ben. nit mir babeu Sic gu pieI
Neraer!"
Washington Journal., 1919-04-04

Rah elmer Siunot iebrit 3eno Don
benz Babe 5uriid; ais er ben 9of
Our9f9ritt, labsn bic StIoDsn FAINT
li9, aud bic ungefelelten. bel Dem
torgen Titta9smobl Don pin5igcn
Stiidsn roben @eritenbrots. 3piebeln
unb fals6tsm. gu Gfiis ueroorbenem
Wein.
Gr 6sgob F9 in feline Sdrsibiam'
mer, gu rednen.
BORT ourfte i'm oas puBte
man - nismono it0rsn.
Dies @emn9 ousin i'm 9ouls bate.
Ratt oes Yorbongs. cine usrldIieb'
bare Iturts Sol5tiire.
Dos nisoere 6euiter miinoete In
cine .nee Sole, niht in bic 9aupt'
Ttrobe.
golb fiel ibm ouf. bob %ungeluobns
lid lebboItes @srduIa. pie BON eau.
fen uno S9rsisn Dleler WienI6en.
Don peitsm an Iein Obr fdlu9.
ga 0FFnste ii9 Ieiie bic Siire.
@tounenb, unipiaig iiber ben Stos
rer, pnnots fi6 3eno.
Gr Itaunte nod mebr; Der nIts
Sbror Iton6 oaf Der SdlpeIIs. 5og
bic Sire nieber poriidti9 on. brebt.
ben S9IiiTeI I'm uno lssts Wnrnsno
ben Singer ouF ben Wunb. @dpei-
gen beosutenb; oenn Iein 9e,r battle
Iornis einsn RuF bes Gsraers uus'
geItoBen.
uSlieb, o Ssrr! Raf6! Durt
bas 5enIter! 9u biIt bee Tobes.
greifen Is bid"
r@er9 Sinh bic 8or6aren in Der
Gtnbt2"
Define StIoOen! sic Fnb per.
l9poren, ole. in Der ganaen Stobt-'
@leid bre6en fe los"
@ntfeben ersriff ben Bn5ontiner,
Gr NOR ii4 bspuBt. DeIde IoAs CT
berouf beI9poren.
S9on brong pom SoIroum Der
miIteS @sf4rei an TeiH Obr.
gr podte einen groben Sod boiler
@oloniide uno einen tIeineu 8eutel
boiler GbetIteine. bic Dor ibm ouI
benz Re9entii9e BON S4iefer Iu9en
- eben bate CT tie noh3Gblen poI'
fen; Der @reis riidte sinen S6emeI
an oos Teuiter, ibm bas @uiItei9en
gu erIei6tern.
3eno ItuBte; nit Stounen fab er
ben Nltsn eifris I'm feline Rettune
6smiibt.
.Wesbalb tuIt bu bos fir mid?"
Ou o~ntiportete Der Stlope feierlih:
Dos tu' ih nm bss 6eilanoes mill
len; Sobannes bot mid gelebrt: mein
Serr @briftus bot geFast: per9eliet
90Ies nit @utem."
.aber pobiu! Dobin ioI i'd
flieben?"
.Sn bic goTilico! BORT 1T 4TpI.
Sobannes pirb bid iaiiben."
.Sobonnes!"
s3eno ii6erleete, Oh fpobI Der sri.
bun feinen blutigen Rot f4on ousges
fiibrt bobe2
Seine &niee fhlotterten. @r pers
mobte ni6t, bic niebere Genterbriis
Ituna gu erIteigen.
G6on nGber unb ndber bruns Der
2Grm pom 6ofs Der.
gr b0rte bes Golpus Stimme:
,@nobe! @nobe!" Idrie bieier.
@lei9 bornuf pernabm man einen
bumpfen SAT-.
.@ebe!" Itohnte 3enO, nun bon
benz Nlten enbIi4 an has 6snIter ee.
boben. nMenn tie srroten mein
8erfted! -"
.Serr, niemanb peiB Oooon als
i9! limb i9 -
.9u To1It mid ni6t perroten!" rtef
Der 8baontiner. rib feinen 0oI9 ous
i Der Sunico, ItieB ihn bem Mlten Biz
an bos !6eft in ben 6aIs unb I6pono
Tih ouf Die Strobe bindus.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17

dams and trappers in that wild re
gion.
These reports have been forwarded
to the Canadian geological survey
The only formal attention the reports
have received, is a statement that the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17

ard believe somethinx shonld bs done
9 tsonce TO start It going. THE best evil
dence OF public spirit is the interest
hown In matters Of this Kind" says
Ralph Mayer, newly elected member
Of the city commission.
TT IL our duty to promote cohser-
walton and production in every way
posslble-to conserve ideals as we'll
- health and property; and to In
crease commercial and Industrial as
welleas food production. That all may
be enabled az we'll asIurged to do
their share in making prosperous con-
ditions.
Cleanliness. thrift and civic pride
are the essentials for home and towns
beautiful and safe from the ravagea
OF disease, fire, storm and sur. So
Cellars and attics should be Clear
ed of the accumulation Of trash and
IRE risk, and liberal coats Of paint
should be applied wherever the build
ings begin to look shabby and before
the ravages of the elements begin to
get in their work." VI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17
Frazier Improves;
State Bank Waits

Bismarck. N. D., April 17.-Gover-
nor Lynn j. Frazier writes from Their
m,opolis. Wyo., where he is taking the
baths for rheumatism, that q couple
Of days treatment have resulted ina
great improvement, and that he hopes
to be home inside. of Q days. Until
his return 1t is unlikely that any de-
cisive step will be taken by the indus
trial commission, on which he is
chairman, relative to the opening of
the Bank Of North Dakota and the
issuance Of bonds to finance this insti-
tuition. Commissioner John N. Hagan
and Attorney General William Ian
ger, h two members of the COM
mission remaining at the capitol. are
not always in complete accord.
:. Secretary Morris advises that he ia
engaged with attorneys in the employ
Of 1.-THE Bank of North Dakota in work
Ing out recommendations as to the
denominations Of the banks bonds.
which are : to aggregate $4,000 900:
the rate Of interest to be paid and
other details. He is also investigating
relative to the lease for a building
which viii! temporarily house the
bank.
State Architect Kurke returned to
Fargo last night to develop plans for
the banking rooms, and it is expected
these will be ready to present at the
next meeting Of the commission.
which. probably viii be held a week
from today. w.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17
Rolette County Puts
Shoulder To The Wheel
In Big Liberty Drive

Rolla, N. D., April 17.-Rolette
county will go lover the top" in the
coming Victory Loan drive If the en-
thusiasm shown at the various meet
ings is any sign to go by.
A meeting of township chairmen
was held at Rolla, last Tuesday and
each representative pledged his town
ship for a winner.
All the Victory Loan songs were
sung by a special Victory sing chorus
OF young men of Rolla, who are going
out to he different meetings to lead
the singing and make community
singing a special feature in all Victory
Loan meetings. -.
The first district meeting was held
at. st. John on Saturday evening and
others will follow all through the
county.
. Arthur Dixon Of Rolla is chairman
Of the speakers committee and he
promises a breezy, snappy campaign
and if the pace is kept up it will be
a record campaign.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
Be Careful in Using
Soap on Your Hair

F.. i@fF.. s-H-. .H- E.tlEEe -
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, which Is very
injurious. as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use Is Just plain
mulsined cocoanut oil. for it is pure
and entirely g~reaseless. It's very
cheap, and beats, the most expensive
soaps or anything else all to pieces.
You ear get this at any drug store,
and a few ounces will last the whole
family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub it in. about a teaspoonful II
all that is required. It makes an
abundance-of rich, creamy lather,
cleanses thoroughly, and. rtnses out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and its soft. fresh looking.
bright, FUZZY. .wavy, and easy to
handle. Besides, it loosens and takes
out every particle Of dust. dirt and
dandru9.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
DAILY HEALTH TALKS
"A Single Remedy Often
Cures Many Diseases
BY VALENTINE MOTT, M. D.

It is almost impossible to give a list
of the endless diseases that follow in
digestion. Perhaps a whole column
In this newspaper would be required
to print them all. You eat to keep
alive-to supply blood and flesh and
bone and muscle and brain. 1t is
easy to see that if your food is not di-
gested and taken up by the delicate
organs and distributed where it is
needed, a disease of some sort is sure
to come. Dyspepsia is a common
symptom, and SO are liver complaint,
loss Of flesh, nervousness, bad men,
sory, dizziness, sleeplessness, no appe-
tite. Many times, when neglected,
indigestion results in coughs, throat
diseases, catarrh, bronchitis and even
more dangerous things. And all these
disorders arise because the food is not
properly digested in the stomach. 1t
is plain even to a child that relief and
cure are to be had only by setting up
DR.. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. T., many
years ago combined a number Of
vegetable growths into a temperance
remedy for indigestion, and called it
Golden Medical Discovery. It is
probably the most efflcacious dis
covery ever made in medicine, for the
list Of people all over the world who
have had their countless Ills overcome
by d.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery makes an amazing total Of
thousands.
I. know Of no advice better than
this: Begin a home treatment today
with this good vegetable medicine. 1T
will show you better than I can tell
you what II. will do. When taking
Golden Medical Discovery, you can
rest assured of one very important
thing-it contains neither alcohol nor
opiates. There is nothing in it but
standard roots and herbs that possess
curative properties Of a high order.
"A safe, medicine is the only kind you
! can afford to take.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17
Deputy State Bank
Examiner Resigns

Bismarck, N. D., April 17.-Eric A.
Thorberg Of Mandan, for six years
deputy state examiner, has rendered
his resignation to become effective
May l. when he will enter the service
Minneapolis, whose North Dakota
business he will handle. Mr.. Thorbers
is among the best known and most
popular Of the state officials at the
capitol, and he is one of the very few
who served under-the Hanna admin
istration who has held over under the
N~onpartisan regime.
L. P. McAneney Of Devils Lake,
who has been o. the examining force
for some time, will succeed Mr.. Thor
berg as first deputy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17
W. C. +. u. HOLD
DISTRICT MEETING

crary, N. D.. April 1.-THE First
district w. G. T. u. will hold. It's an
nual convention and a Jubilee confer
ence here April ~, Is and 26.
Plans will be formulated at this
meeting for putting on the great jubi-
lee drive for a million dollars aud a
million new members to be inaugu-
rated by the national cSranization as
a thank offering for the signing Of tho
armistice and the ratification Of ma
ttonal prohibition. /;
The fund is to be used largely for
world prohibition, child welfare,
health. and morals and Americaniza-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17
,F'ARMERSUM|ON
ASKED TO MEET
in THIS STATE
State Convention in Session
at Bismarck Wires Invi-
tation to Denver.

. Bismarck. N. D.. April 1.-THE
state board Of the North Dakota
FarmerSf union, in session here this
week, wired to the national union at
Denver an invitation to hold. it's next
national convention In Bismarck. The
delegate from the North Dakota union
to the national convention at Denver
carried with him invitations from the
state and Burleigh county unions and
from the Commercial club Of Bis
marck, and tho capital city hopes to
secure this great national gathering
Union representatives here this
week were J. H.. Riley Of Sterling.
state president: 8. L. Langedahl, of
state directors. and d. F. shipley.
acting state secretary for Mrs. Ship
ley, w. X. Motley. state organizer,
was also present. and he presented an
interesting report Of his recent visit
to Washington as a delegate from
North Dakota tc the national board
OF farm Organizations. !.
Mr.. Motley advised that Harold
Barbour, chairman Of the Asricultur-
struck tho keynote Of the conferehcc
when he said: we think that in
working out our problems what we
can do for ourselves is worth ten
times what the government does for
u.s." MI. Motley reported that the
national board wen on record as be-
ing unalterably opposed>t the gov.
ernment's proposed plan Of STABILIZE.
ing the prices Of raw materials, de.
claring that the farmer would suffer
from such a "militaristic" innovation
'1n ~conclusion,'t said Mr.. Motley
IT may be permitted to urge hat Tho
gospel of cooperation and organiza.
ton among the farmers of this coun'
try is bearing too great fruit to allow
the taking Of one single backward
step. politically or otherwise, and W.
should bend every, effort to maintain
the power that has come to u.
through organization, and which ha:
been 80 long denied u.s."
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17
MANY NORTH
, ] DAKOTA men
ARRIVEDAILY'
Several Vessels Reach New
York Carrying Boys
From This State.

SAnnouncements received from the
Rocky Mountain clyb. IS West Forty
fourth street, New York. contain the
names Of several vessels recently ar
irving in that port carrying boys who
went from this state. The lists, with
details Of information.s follow:
Steamer, U. 8. s. Maurentania, left
Brest France April /, 1919, arrived
at New York April z. 1919.
\ The following are officers and IN
VISITED men from the state of North
Dakota:
William B. Mclaughlin. Beach.
Arthur r. Hahn. Embden.
Ben L. johnson. Grand Forks.
Lawrence e. Marvin. Hankinson.
William r. Petri. Hebron.
Greeder r. Weir. Marmarth.
Frank Scherer, Rosebud.
Steamer Y. 8: s Wilhelmina, left
! Bordeaux March %. 1919, arrived
The following are ofncers and en-
listed men from the state of North
Sergeant Elmer L. verachek. Ford
Corporal Paul c. Matthews. Lidger-
wood:
Ira A. Pollett. Tolley.
Steamer u. 8. s. Luckenbach, left
Bordeaux March %. 1919. arrived at
Hoboken, April S. 1919.
The following is a list. of officers
and enlisted Men returned as casuals,
YQ5 the state of North Dakota:
Guy A., Lee. Aneta.
Lester E. Dayment. Aneta.
Clarence c.. Madison. Acorn.
Walter Kleinjan, Bentley.
Thor Berg. Berwick.
WEeder Paulson, Bowman.
Clifford C. Compton. Cleveland.
NForrest r. Rulph: Crosby.
ssSGeorge H. Butler. Dickinson.
Robert H. Fleming, Glendale.
Oscar Bohjanen. Fargo.
hugene II. Boyle, Fargo.
Walter w. Smith. German.
George e. Stuart. Grafton. !.
Miles E. Cary. Kenmare..
/ Arlo M. Clark, Mckenzie.
Z 1Anton Anderson. Romano.
Steamer U. s. S. L~uckenbach, left
Bordeaux March %. 1919, arrived
April 5. 1919. ,%.t
The following IS a list Of officers
and enlisted men from the state of
North Dakota:
THarold E. Rankin. Darlington.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17
NORTHWESTERN News
HAY LAND LEASES Il
FOR GOOD PRICES

Bismarck, N. B., April 1.-Two
thousand dollars was realized for
North Dakota's permanent school
funds from. the leasing Of school lands
county court house yesterday. Single
quarters for 'haying purposes alone
were leased3o as much as $146 per
annurn, which 10 z record in this
county. There was a large number
Of bidders and the competition on
soma dUartArA WA keen. )
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17

survey considers transportation prob
lens in the Cassiar region almost
unsurmountable."
Government officials have warned
citizens against possible fraudulent
activities by blue sky promoters.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17
Seeding In Progress
In Southern Alberta

Winnipeg, April 17-Despite slight
~ adverse weather. in the Red river
valley reports from southern Alberta
indicate seeding is extensively tp
progress and spring agricultural en-
terprises are well under way. Many
localities in Manitoba are planting,
blowing and working the ground.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-17
Go Be Continually
NEW GOLD nMIDs

Vancouver. B. c.. April l7.-ProA.
Is u%nexplored> portions Of Cassiar
whore gold has been discovered. &c.
cordihg to reports relayed from In-