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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07
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Pro "Domacnost' pfeloIil Hugo Chotek.
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tesa a zemel Zde neni misto,
ami cas- Sc to hadati! LODI je
ztracena! Lod'ky il opousteji
Pojd'te!" nutil on dutklive a
rSchle.
"Muj umysl je pevny! ia
.chci a budu sdileu osud - To-
de-" odvetila vazne.
"Pak zachranim vas i proti
vasi will" zvolal, uchopiv il
kolem pasu.
"Zadrzte! Neopovazujte Sc
uzlvati moci nebo nasili vuci
mne, Justine Rosenthale!" zvo-
lala Britomarta takovym hla-
sem, re bezdGGn6 spustil ruce a
Lstoupil o krok zpet.
"Nebesa, nebesa! Nam ne.
zbyva ami vteriny ku premlou-
vani! LODI klesa - tone, pra-
vim vam!" zvolal sotva bez de-
chu.
"Pak klesnu a utonu S = To-
de, pravila rozhodne.
Gale proc? Oh, proc?" male
hal. proc? - Proc?" prosil.
Doufal jeSte nyni, re snad V
rozhodnem tomto okamziku, V
nemz jednalo Sc 0 zivot nebo o
smrt, da mu neivyssi dukaz sve
lasky a rekne, re rozhodla Sc
zustati ma lodi proto, by mohla
sdileti osud jeho. Mona, re
bylo tomu tax, ona ale prece
nepoddala Sc svym pocitGm, ny
brz pevne stala pri SVEN roz-
hodnuti.
"Protoze davam prednost
rychle smrti predutrapami V
LODGE zdlouhavou smrti ma
Siren mori ia zustanu zde a
budu ocekavati svdi osud".
"Pak, prisaham nebi, vam
toho nedovoliml Wy jste moii
pravem te nejsilnejsi neisve-
tejal lasky, jakou kdy ktery
muz pocit'oval vuci zene a S
tim, co mi naiezi, nalozim die
sve vile! !" zvclal, ovinuv rame
sve kolem jeii pasu a vyzved-
nuv il do vyse, jako male, bez-
mocn3 kot'atko. Snesl il dol6
do pfedu lode, z niz prave pou-
steli lodnfci poslenl zachran-
nou lodici.
"Zadrzte !" zvolal hlasem
hromu. "Muzov6. Namornfci!
Nektery 2 vas at pomuze mne
phi vpust6ni il do d'ky! Rior-
dane. Mullony! Rozevfete svo-
ji'naruc!"
''Bedad, to mohu udelat ia
sam! Jen il pust'te, ia il chytim
q zachranim, kdybych i sam
mel Zivot pfi tom ztratit", Cd
v6til Mike z lod'ky.
Jsouc priliS hrda, nezli ably
branila Sc proti prelhoci, Bri-
tomarta neodporovala; kdyz a
lie ruce jeho trochu povolily, tn
obratila Sc rychle potlace-
nym vykrikem drzela Sc pevne,
ovinouc iej rukama kolein
prsou. On vsak nasilim vypro-
still Sc jeilho objeti a spustili
il dolu do lod'ky, kde slime ru-
ce Mika Mullony il zachytily,
natez kynul rukou co posledni
rozdrav a jako ma powell, ably
lod 'ka odrazila od zkaze pro-
padle lodi.
AvSak jak bolestny, jak
srdcervouci vykrik oval Sc
lod'ky! Blitomarta vzchopila
Sc a vztahujic ruce touzebne
proti nemu, volala:
Justine, Chef byti u tebe =
s tebou. Veznli mne zpet - k
sobel Mil milacku. Muj mila-
Cku."
Justin zbledl ia smrt, kynul
ale Mikeovi rukou, aby jen ry-
chile odrazil cd lodi. Poprve V
szivot6 jejim opustily Britomar-
tn silly a ona klesla bezvladne
ma dino lod'ky; V okamziku by
la ale Il nj Judita Riordan a po-
lozic hlavu jeji do sveho klinu,
pokouSela sc privesti il k We
7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07
ZAPOMENUTY ROv.
Napsal Prokop Jantar.
(Dokonceni.)

\ ~AAs~AS 1890 sd - s~oAAAili Cf
primo k domovu, ami Sc neo-
hlednuvSi k mistu, kde ukryt
Ia spuchrelym pnem vrby, jed
va 81 troufaje dychat, horec-
nym pohledem hltal ieji po-
hyb, kazdy jeji krok. Chtel Sc
"a nj dat do uteku a varovat
il, ale shledal, re nohy Sc mu
chveji a re rozcilenim nebyl
by to sluvka ze sebe vypra-
Wit. - A kdyz Sc vzpamatoval,
byla jiz u sameho mdstku, od-
vazna zrakem m6ric ieho del
| ku.
Cht@l varovat j desnym W.
krikem, ale hlas mu selhal V
dute zachropteni - V tom
jiz tn bylo nesteSti. - Petron-
ka, nedbajic nebezpeci, neko-
lika dlouhymi skoky octla Sc u
prostred mustku, tam vsak
sklouzla ma prazci a uchvace-
ma dravym proudem, zmizela
We vlnach.
HlouSek domnival Sc V tom
okamziku, re zeSili. Ale leknu-
ii, jez Jim prochvelo, melo bla
hodarny dcinek, byl Ease jiz
svuj. Sebehl rychle hraze a
|vyckav nekolik nanejvyS trap
nych okamziku, nez rozkaceny
proud drahou bytost sem do
nese, odhodlal Sc k nejkrajnej-
Simu, co pre- nj mohl vykonat: ::
vrhl Sc do dravych vim, ably il
zachranil.
Razem podarilo Sc mu zmoc-
nit Sc il a pevne sevrit V naru-
6i. Zprvu zdala Sc byt jiz po-
lomrtva, ale jeho objeti pro-
citla, dlouhym pohledem u
tkv6la ma SVEN zachranci a
mily usmev zahral il rty.
"Petronko -"
"Vaclave -"
Pojednou pOcitil Hlousek
prudky jakysi naraz a mohut-
ma vlna strhla oba V hloub.
Blahy sen menil Sc razem V
drsnou, stfaslivou skutecnost.
s hruZou Zpoz0rovav, re Pc
tronce rychle ubyva sill a ze j
jeji oci Zaviraji Sc mdlobou,
odhodial Sc k velikemu cinu.
S nadlidskym namahanim, ,dra-
he brine sviraje levici, zatim
co pravici prodiral Sc spousta-
mi Win, podafilo Sc mu Petron-
| liu dopravit st astn6 ma breh,
sam vsak, nadobro vycerpan,
sklesl bezvlan6 do draveho III
vlu, iehz rychle no maSel V
mlhavou dal =
Pfel samym vecerem naSli
jeho mrtvolu =
Dlouho a dlouho kolisala
Petronka mezi zivotem a smrti,
Izmitana prudkou horeckou,je
desila il pflsernymi sny. Ale
byly V nich i svetle vidiny, "a
nichz blahT usmev pohraval
jeiimi rty d hrud' prolnuta Sc
zdala stestim. Do ztemnele my
sli vkradal Sc znenahla jasny
paprsek ia paprskem, az pa
met jala Sc probouzet k move
mu zivotu a na sede platno po-
Gala srtat posledni vyjevy, jez
staly Sc pred zatvrzelou jeii
dfimotou.
Kalina sledoval prubeh dee
riny nemoci sc zimnicn )u uz-
kosti, a teprve kdyz lekar hla-
sill, re milacek jeho je mimo
vse nebezpeci, q hluboka 81
oddechl a poprve Ease vztycil
pokleslou svou hlavu.
Prekonan radosti caste spe-
chaval k luzku, ably zlibal BILE
de cello i tlare sveho iedinac-
ka. Laskal Sc nj a sliboval il.
re az Sc pozdravi, hory dolly.
A Sede platno, pokryt6
chmurnymi barvami, jez stale
V duchu videla, pojednou Sc
rozjasnovalo; ze spousty tenn
nych chmur vystoupil svetly
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07

Di0uno, dlouho ma memo ce-
kala - ale neprisel, ba ami
sluvk6m medal o sobe vedeti.
"Snad bloudi kdes daleko "a
soustem chleba a zapom-
pel", kolisala V trapnych iva
bach.
Jala sc tesknit a churavela.
Ale starry Kalina byl diplomat
Ii lekaT jedne osobe: po No
vem roce odjel nj do Prahy
= uz.vat. Navazal styky S nej-
lepsimi kruhy, chodil S Petron-
kou do divadel, do plesI i do
zabav vybrane spoleGnosti, V
Irichz seznamili Sc S nejednou
vynikajici osobnostf - roz-
uni Sc - j S takovou, jiz roz-
tomila a k tomu velice zamoz-
ma venkovska slecna stala Sc
|vitanym vnadidlem. A konec
koncu byl ten, ze zaver maso-
|pustu hlucnc a okazale byl o.
slaven nadhernym snatkem
slecny Petronky Kalinove S
panem. Edgarem Dobrohrad-
skym, synem vazeneho mini
sterialniho tajemnika. Povrch-
nj lesk pozlatka a skvely, ale
Cpoiny vir salonu vykonaly
svoji povinnost.
A konec prosteho naSeho
dramatu da Sc iiz vypovedet
nemnohymi slovy.
Jiz koncem leta Petronka
vratila sc domu podrytym
zdravim a Sc zdeptanou dust.
Z jejiho muze vyklubal Sc clo-
v6k do krainosti lehkomyslny,
hejsek nadobro zkazeny, jenz
/ eStitil sc ami podvodu, svetak,
iemuz nehnusily Sc nejpustSi
crgie, marnotratnik, rozhazu-
jici penize plnyma rukama.
Dokud bylo echo hyfil, a u
tracel iako nabob; pax Sc vrhl
Ia bursu a ia mu dodala. Ted
la neho cekal kriminal.
A Kalina lomil rukama mad
troskami sVych nadeii.
Zal0stno bylo pohledet ma
Petronku. Cerv zakerne choro-
by nicil haluz po haluzi, az /
zdravy jindy pen Sc skacel.
Tkliv5 Sc rozloucivsi Sc zdrce-
nym otcem. vydechla n6znou
svou dusi sloyem, jez tolikrate
V neStesti i blahu zachv6lo Sc
j ma ltech:
"Vaclave! -"
A Ealina i ted jeste ma to
jmeno zarlil. Pevn6 byl pre-
sweden, re strujcem vseho to-
no neStesti nebyl zlotrily Ed
gar, nybrz prosty mlynarsky
chasnlk, ienz jeho dceri "hla-
WI popletl"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Urges Reduction In
Importation OF u. SsvA
Luxuries To Europe

London, Feb. 5.-Drastic reduction
Of importations Of manufactured
luxuries from America is advocated
by Arthur NJ. Samuel, member Of
parliament for Surrey. in an inter-
view published in the Manchester
Guardian. He d~eprecates the
squandering Of money at holiday re-
sorts on the continent and the i'm
portation of wines.
The worst effect Of the exchange
situation is felt on the continent, he
says. because payments from coun-
tries there ust be made through,s-.
'This prevents them from buying
raw material andsfoods tfrom~sA1neri-
ca, without which Europe cannot be
putssAA its feet again. he sayY. .'.N1S
1~orst4phase OF &the situation is nGe1
and the. whole of Europe Is being
pressed toward starvation and ruin.,''
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
MANY STATES ALONG
ATLANTIC COAST
SNOWBOUND TODAY

Washington, Feb. 5.-States along
the Atlantic seaboard from southern
New England to Virginia were snoWe
bound today as a result Of the worst
snow storm of the winter. The
weather bureau announced that the
heaviest fall was in Pennsylvania.
where from IL to IL inches was reg
istered. The fall in New York city
was six inches and in Maryland and
northern Virginia it was about three
inches.
The snow was accompanied by sleet
and a high wind. The snowbound
area extended as far west as the up
per Ohio valley, but the tall in the
western section was not as heavy as
it was along and near the coast. Mod
crate temperatures prevailed generally
and in some sections this morning the
snow had turned to a fin e rain.
The wind, s]eet and snow inter-
rupted railroad traffic to some extent
and also interfered with wire CONF
m~unicaticn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Honor, System During
Examinations Used
In Illinois University

Urbana, III, Feb. 5.-As a result of
the first trial Of the honor system
ever attempted in a school with as
ty of Illinois, only IA men and one
woman were reported. to the honor
committee for cribbing at final exam
nations which ended Wednesday
night. OF this number. only a small
number will be dismissed from
school. the others being able to ex-
plain the affair. 1t is understood that
the one girl will not be dismissed. All
the students were on their honor not
to CRIB and to report all violations Of
h rule that they saw. John Powell
and Charlotte Ward, chairmen Of tho
honor committees, state that the ex-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
OF NEW FRENCH
LOAN TO BE FLOATED
IN UNITED SKATES

Paris. Feb. 5.-A portion Of the
new French loan will be floated> in
the United States through "a on
sortium of banks and will be placed
into dollars with a view to easing the
exchange situation, lit is learned
here. These bonds will bear five per
cent interest as in France, being re-
deemable with a fifty per cent bonus
within sixty years.
1t is understood the amount to be
placed in the United States has not
been fixed as estimates Of American
fnanciers who have been conap tied
zhave varied, considerably as to tn to-
tai subscriptions probably obtainable.
Some tof&these estimates have run as
high as 81, 100000, 600.
Subscriptions will also be received
at London in pounds sterling Oh the
same terms as those given United
States financiers. Experts here count
upon the success, of these foreign
subscription to assist in the stabiliza-
ton of exchange.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05

a.. Is -.a.. ...N oS ~ I1CO1SSJ ..."-.. ~.
Prices for hosiery in the French
capital arc 50 high hat even the
most wealthy rave despaired Of being
able to pay the exorbitant runs. It Is
really not the invention OF some writ
,er, but an actual fact that France, or
at least Paris. may soon. be stocking
less. Boots have long since been given
up by h French women because Of
the high cost of leather. Sandals and
slippers r being worn on the streets
as we'll as at home and in the ball.
room. Satin, velvet and metal ribbon
laces are featured on most Of the new
French footgear because the short
vamped shoe with its outrageously
high heel will not stay On with some
such fastening.
The photograph shows a novel pair
of slippers such as were designed for
the queen Of Spain on her recent visit
to Paris. They have since become so
popular in France that we may expect
them in this country before long. AS
if the gold ribbon ties were not
enough for these gold brocaded slip
per, an anklet effect Is featured which
also helps hold the shoe in place.
This anklet is buttoned with two but
tons and makes the slipper look like
a button boot with the front and sides
cut out With so little slipper and no
stockings the dress reformer who
waged war against the thin silk hose
will have a new fertile field in which
to work.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
GANADAPLANS
TO TAKE OVER
GRAND TRUNK
Proposals Will be Laid Be
fore Stockholders Of Road
/ ] This Month"; .s

London. Wednesday, Feb. 4.-Pro-
pOsals by which the Canadian gov
eminent would take over the Grand
Trunk railway system, including lines
that 1t controls in the United States,
will be laid before stockholders Of the
company by Sir Alfred Smithers.
chairman of the board, February Is.
With his call for the meeting. sent
out today. he issued a circular stating
the directors acceptance Of the pro-
posals which were in the form of an
agreement approved by the Canadian
parliament last October. =.
Rate increases granted the Grand
Trunk have been inadequate to keep
up with the expenses incurredEwithin
the las few years, the circular says,
and he situation of the COMPANY ~
waited" Z &
When the Canadian government
becomes the owner OF the system,''
the circular continues. cit can speedily
bring about such a readjustment Of
rates as will permit a fair return on
capital invested"
The government agrees to assume
the debentures Of the company and to
take e the four per cent guaran-
teed stock. the holders of the latter
receiving in exchange four per cent
HUI VOlAnS COT t1lC0CeS. 4ne common
stock and the several preferred issues
Of the company are to be purchased
BY the government at a price to be
fixed by arbitration. The holders will
receive pro-rata four per cent? nom
voting certificates fedeemabk 1t par
any time after ten years. =
As soon as the shareholders agree
to accept the agreement, the manage
n1ent of the road will be taken over
by a board Of FIVE members appointed
partly by the government and partly
finally concluded the Grand Trunk
will formally become part OF. the Can
adam national system, which includes
the Inter-Colonial. the National
Transcontinental and the Canadian
Northern.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Mt DDlSORDlEl;'R|
MARK SESSION
HE|LD'IN ROME
Economic Situation Rela-
tive to Oil Transactions
Arouses Deputies.
MAkNH

Rome. Wednesday, Feb. 4.-Scenes
Aof wild disorder prevailed in the
chamber of deputies today during de-
bate on the economic situation, par
ticuiarly relative to steps taken by
h government to requfs:tion oils.
Later bitter recriminationsN were ex-
changed by Socialist and 4CathoIto
members of the chamber.
When asked to explain the. scarcity
0t oil and recent orders commanders
ing supplies, Signor Murialdi, food
controller, asserted tina. while there
was complete liberty OF commerce,
oil a disappeared from the mar.
ket." At this point Deputy vella,
Socialist. shouted: "Oil exists, for
there is still in stock the whole pro-
suction of last year. 1t is you who
is hiding it, !
a dozen Socialists launched invec.
riNes against the food controller.
Deputy Bombacc: crying: You are
q member of the Can.orra. You want
TO sell to h advantage of those who
owu stock in Oil companies. You are
one Of them. Down with the Cam
ORA" g.
Soon h entire lefc attacked Signor
Murialdo. who stood impressive with
his hands in his pockets.
IF anyone ha Il specific Accusa-
ton" he said finally, "he has only to
orlnS 1t will ln~eXOrably
punish whoever is guilty of profiteer-
iEg in OIL"
1--WE will do it, was the retort of
Deputy Bombacci, while Deputy Bar
beris, who was formerly a cart driver,
shouted in thunder tones: "You buy
oil at SO lire and sell it at 1909.
Camorra! Camorra!" The tumult,
which was in~describable. was height
ened when a voice was heard yelling
from the public gallery: Shut up.
Shame! 1 protest! Viva P~roletariat!"
Ushers threw themselves on the
man who uttered these words and
dragged him out.
Premier Sitti and other leaders at
last succeeded in restoring calm and
he session continued without Incl
dent
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
BREAKS

Geneva, Feb. 5.-Former King Con-
stahune ssof Greece has broken of re-
latf0ns with his mother, Queen
Mother Olga, and his brother. Prince
Christopher, owing to the marriage
OF the latter to Mrs. W. b. Leeds last
Sunday, it is reported here. King
Constantine is said to have declared
he would have refused to attend the
wedding even If asked and it is as
serted he still dreams Of returning to
Athens.
The former Greek king has recently
given a number Of interviews in
which he charges Premier venizelos
with being a second Lenine."
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
INSANE PATIENTS STRIKE.

Honolulu, Jan. 13~(Mail.5-Pa-
tents at the territorial hospital for
the insane, who have been working In
the tailor shop making clothes for
themselves and the other patients.
have gone on strike and have refused
to put in another stitch unless they
are. paid for their labor. This is the
statement Of DR.. r. e. Trotter, presi-
dent. Of the board Of health, The
BOARD Is considering employing out
side help to do the hospital sewing
abandoned by the inmates, DR.. Trot-
ter said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
list Demanded Is
Received AT Berlin

Paris, Feb. 4.-(Havas)-A dis
patch from Berlin announces the re-
ceipt there of the list OF persons, the
demand for the surrender Of whom
has been made by the allies.
Premier Millerand declared today
to the foreign affairs commission Of
the chamber of deputies, that the
to compel the Germans to fulfll the
treaty requirements, and that all ef-
forts would be made to insure the ex-
ecution of the demands
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Get a small bottle Of Ely's Cream
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ply, a little OF this fragrant, antiseptic,
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peuetrates through every air passage
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comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stufed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh-Re!tef
comes so quickly.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
MANY LOANS MADE.

Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 5.-Loans to
British Columbia war veterans have
amounted to over $4,000, 900 since
February. 1919, W. J. Black. chair
man OF the soldiers settlement board,
said in. a statement issued here re-
Gently. British Columbia, with. two
exceptions, is the highest among Can
adian provinces in the aggregate Of
loans granted to soldier settlers, he
declared. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Bulgarian Soviet.
Fix Date To Gust
The Present Regime

saloniki, Wednesday, Feb. A.
Bulgarian Bolsheviki have fixed May
l as the date Of a coup d'etat, by
which b present regime in that
county is to be ousted by violence.
according to Sofa advices. which tell
OF the seizure OF Bolsheviki docu-
ments there. More arrests Of COM
munist4 are reported. Two hundred
thirty have been taken into custody
At Sofa. IS at P~hiippopoli, and 300
at PIevna-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
E,Ax PRICE DROps.

Duluth, Mimi. Feb. 5.-Catching
of stop loss orders and no apparent
support from crushers resulted in
serious breaks in flax prices on the
local board Of trade today. An ex-
IRENE fall of 81 cents in new May
flax to 1885 vas the greatest break
in the forenoon, and liquidation con-
tinued.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Three BedfelIOlus With Same
Nightmare III ust HaUe Joint
Cause, Lands Tells Critics


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gESfE.gle Ehf4. ~. AlEesF.. Es9Nt --E H
Washington. Feb. 5.-A congress
isional investigation Of Judge Kene-
saw Mountain Lands Of Chicago, be-
cause the version OF his Minneapolis
speech. thai was published in Wash
ItngtonS linked the Nonpartisan league
with. the ]. WV. was Threatened by
Representative John NJ. Baer OF
North Dakota in a telegram to. tho
judge.
!. Remarks attributed to you during
speeches ht Minneapolis are grossly
improper Nor q federal judge" said
Representative Baep M his message.
Before calling for a congressional
investigations i want to know If you
were correctly quoted in declaring
the 1. W: w, the Socialists and the
Nonpartisan leaguers are all in the
same boat, the statement. being
coupled with a%plain Indictment to
mob violence.
Your wholesale de%nunciation Of
the loyal citizens Of North Dakota is
a plain :perversion.o1.s the 4aGafts.ssa u
grosgss insult neutrality-suspicious., and
Assuming youstttS lbe corres9 ysssgauotndy
fsevidefte ofSad deep seated .hysteria.
that quite evidently units you to sit
upon the federal bench"
Representative John. H. Sinclair Of
North Dakota who sent a telegram to
Judge Lands, inquiring if he were
correctly quoted, received a prompt
l eply as follows:
'lf I find three fellows Sleep
ing together In ono bed and
neither of the three can he in
duCed o sleep alone when the
other two fellows are about, and
tall three Of these fellows have
nightmare all the tilnc-and
such nightmare!-why then 1
just naturally suspect they have
got something Iss'ounas1as b, S 's5Si
Representative SinclattLlsy inestsss. salts
fed with Judge Landis' message. sent
another telegram to him as follows:
Hypothetical case set forth in
your message no answer to my ques-
ton. Would appreciate direct state
ment whether or not you are correct
ly quoted at Minneapolis"
Representative Sinclair said he in
tended to pursue the question further
and intimated he might make a
speech in the house on the subject.
Il am at a loss to see why Judge
lands should mix in state, policies in
Minnesota to the extent of linking
the Nonpartisan league with the /.
W. W." Mr.. Sinclair said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Death Rate Several
Times That OF Birth
Rate In Austria

Vienna, Feb. 5.-Reports Of births
and deaths in Austria for the past
year show that $4,000 died, while
births numbered only 18, 1000.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05

What IL your idea OF the average
MANI II
SIN a city he's i fellow who's al
Ways waiting for the raise that never
comes: takes his meals on the arm OIL
a chair until he gets married and
after that eats in the kitchen with
his coat Off; spends more than
nifty cents on amusefnents In one day,
until otter he's married and then
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05

4 crowd shout q risEtng Attracted
Z aatention ~ sad-eyed 4ndir
ytdnaI Who peeinsd TO Sc ssttiI viebIy
sahected byathe ~snfceasion sof hang
Sthe ylong dry Apell bo1an.
Matter7 e hS inquired.
yOh, Nws,fe just watching the.
J1si6 3 drilling maeftn4s
afe.sthsy driiiin9l n
yWa4er
III the shslb fhAiyidual turned Is;
imoye - II mffttered With fsryor'
Apd toFthiak wsA eyer co,ns Is
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05

pertinent In the University a Illinois
has proven Z success and will be con-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05

A few drops Of "Gets-It" knocks the
nurt out. OF any corn At once and soon
any, feeling. OH what contfort. How
Grand to walk a dance and flmp
without a single twinRs: Why snot7
"Getasrit.' the failing, guarau-
Iced ~money-back corn remover. cosfs
but a trfse at any drug store. MD. ~
+. Lawrence & CD. Chicago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
WASHWATER

10 to Is drops in wash w4teri
will sterilize face and hands.