davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
@enaue &e6et9nu1t9
bon 2igbesgabe11
&pltburidriften tperben anlGflid Der
beppritebenben @eibnad)tsienbnn=
aen na6briiflid in Grinnernng ge-
bradt.

@er ieinen &eben in europa eine
@eihnahtsfreube f1r6 eine 5er-
ounq BON 2iebesgoben bereiten m.n,
ser IoIlte riht lange 5ogern, ionoern
bies ieBt gleib tun, oenn bel Ser 81
ertDurtenoe11 l1eberbiirbung Ser Tol1
NIT 1o1hen 5e11oungen'miro nit elmer
einigern1aBen ber50gerten 3u1teaune
gerennet nerben miilIen.
Sln1GBlib Ser 8eibnahts5et bot
ouh, tpie Aeoitrnei1ter 5reo Bfanoer
berInntbart, oas Bunbespo1tan1t IN
@a1bington, 9. g., bie beitebenoen
8e1tin1nungen 11ener1ih IN Crime
rung gebraht.
glne @e1denfpnfete nab 9euti6=
Ianb mii1ien bonn Mbienber oentlih
als vBreIents for per1onal ute"
be3ei6net tperoen.~ More1ie Beg slb=
1enoers 1nnB auf Dem .Nafete ebenio
tpie BEL regiltrierten 8riefen ebenfals
angegeben neroen.
Die 6eut16e Negicrung ldBt iolbe
@eI6enfpofete, iomeit fie ni6t ous
@etpi9t bon II Bfl1no iiberlteigen
uno ansiblieBlid fir Sen peri0nlihen
@ebraub bes gmpfdngers beltinmt
1ino - oesbalb Der obenermabnte
germerf 5onfrei ein, mobei nur
fir gon5 be1t. .nn1te 2urusartifel Mns=
nabmen ober @elpihtsbeI6ranfung
beitebe11, tpie aus einem on anoerer
@teI1e per0ffentlibten Mrtifel: rBe-
banblung amerif. 2iebesgaben our6
Die oeut19en 3olIbeborben" genaner
er1eben tperben fn111t.
9ie electromagnetic ift 12c per
Ffu1o.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
&nappes Gntfpn1rte11+

slls am Sreitae Der 66idbrige
Sgnab &o1ef NIT 1etnem @asen bie
@eleile Der 9}ortbmeifern 8abn an
91oro=M =Mtnne1otaitrabe freu5en mollte,
tpurbe Ser Wasen BON benz Morsen=
pai1agierSuge setroffen unb aertriim=
inert; bas Bferb fam unperleRt ba=
bon unb Gpisf muroe beranSge16len=
bert unb true 9611ttt= unb auet16=
ipu11ber on &opf unb &Drper bapo11,
bie aber 1li6t eefdbrlt6er Natnr ftnb.
@r erbielt I'M 2oretto .5o1pitale dr5tz
1i6e Silfe ur1b mirb bieles balb perz
la55en fDnnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
Erpbibttiousagente1l
49,
beiudeu Seem l1lm
GinO oiesmal NIT Surb biuhunssbe=
feblen auseeriiifet. Sinben
Shnaps in geringen Mengen.

Sett,n Samstas baben Brobibi@
neutrality-suspicious. Stem l1fm
abernaIs etnen 8eiu6 abseifattet,
unb ;mor bier BON ibner, Die biesmal
nit 9ur6 61udune sbefeblen anseeriz
Het maren, bic bonn Bu1lbesseridte
tn Ueanfoto ansse1telt tparen. SO
maren bies sc. @. 9obler unb 81. g.
femole aus Wttnneapolt8, s. =.
plee aus Sibur Gitn, Sa., unb Beber
Sl{en auS 9ulntb.
epnberbare MethDben.
~ Sic Nee11ten besaben 1i6 5una31t
nod benz 5ein1e BON N1rton q. 9enle
IN 9tprb Stateltrabe, no 9err nno
Srau Senle, Die 1i6 niht Snbau1e be-
farlben, bic &i1ber 1nter Sbbut Der
dlteiten 9odter Silbegarb gelallerl
botten. Die &inber erl9raden 1ebr,
als bic Oidr1rer etnfa6 bas Saustor
NIT einem gfad1dliilel bffnete1l, oann
aber, nbr1e iid 81 erfennen gu geoen,
pieber per{6marben l.nb bas 9an0
nrperiperrt 5uriidlieben.
N1s Serr Ser1le BON benz unerz
betenen Be}u6e fren1ber Mdnner tn
ieinen, San}e erfubr, perItdnol9te er T.
has 6beriffs=Bnro urb Stlfs13erttt
5ermonn S. Sabnfe begab 1t9 gu
iammen NIT Silbesarb aht b1e Sn9?e
nod Ben fre9en Gtnbringltnge11, o1e
rnan trof. ola {ie oerube bas Dafota
5onie betrater. 9if8ibert1 SaDnte
oerlanate Nuffldrung uno etner Der
Noenten ertpies }ih a1s ETH be1o1oerS
riiber Yatron unb periuhte, 2erra
Sahnfe ein8u11ndtern, bod be11ano
5ief,r auf Der 8orneiiung bon Dur0z
lndnngsbefeblen, bis er b'es sanp erz
ridt bate.
als bic agenten seraoe t11 etner
her grinfftnben 1puren, nm tie 5n
burdfnArF; tset s.. 6. 96ueher eth,
Ser fih bort NIT einen Tarrer 51l<
iunamsnbeitelIt bate. als er meg
pebeH moas, oer{udte etner ber Asen.
ten, i'm barun 5n perbtnbern, 1111b erf
nah einer erresten Ansetnaneerlesz
une feb man ibn baS 2ofal oerla1len.
Gs perlautet, bab bic Asenten tn
.iniefn TrinfituPen nSttterS" bez
! ,vlasnabnt baben, bie naebr alS
i=2 Brosent Nlfpbol entbalten iolle1l,
iomie, bab iie abgeleben BON Senles
5eim nod ,penieitens lStpli Rrtpatz
spobuungen belu6t unb bort S9naps
beidlagnabn1t baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
Gin &rief aus
Ser alten &ei111at
Senrn gplues erbalt Nadridt pon
gfeffen. Smtereilante Angaben
iiber bic 3nitanbe in 9e1tldlano.

Serr Senrp golmes bot mns e:1
linn BON 1e.nem 9eeffen @ilbelm u
| hen in Gal8berge11, Delti9lano, gu
aeoanqenes 5breiben frennoltb1t 5l11
8eroffentlid}ung CUR 8erfugu11g ge
{tellt, Dem mir sic folgenoen fl1r o1'
slnqemeinbeit it1tereiianten Steler
entnebmen:
ealsberaen, is. Dftober 1920.
Meine 2iebenl
gnolid fon1n1e id 6a5u, @nten leb:
ten 8rief gu beuntporten; 1d) b1r
nqmlid an Ser Grippe franf gelpeIer
uno 10 miBt STR nlein langes 8arten
ent{duloigen. geun min i6 enf
NAL einiqes 1hreiben, mie es iebt be;
uns in 9eutlGlano ausiiebt. Get
oem 1. 0ftober lit bas 5leii6 bel uns
i'm freien @anbeI mir .brau9en lebt
feine 6lenbfarten mebr, uno De Sol
qe oapon iit, baB mir iebt bog Shpe1-
neflei5d) init 20 Wfarf oas Bfnno, be-
aablen n1iilien. 8ir baben, 1olange
mir perbeiratet finb, nod fein 5le11h
qeae11en nit Musnabme BON etn paar
8funo, o.e mir als @eibenf befonl-
men batten, ionit f0nnen mir uns bns
nidt leilten. Sd nrodte 10 gerne ct
-tpas 2ano baben, I'm 1elbit e111
5hmein fiittern 5u f6nnen, aber bic
2e1te pollen oub nidt oas fleln1te
5tiidden abgeben; jd boffe aber, oaB
ste We11tter ems fiittert fir 11ns, bann
baben mir n6hites 5riibiabr oo9 et+
mas. 8rot foftet iebt 1.50 Narf ons
Bfunb, oas gebt uber nod aaf Brot-
marfen, unb fir &artoffeln foroern
sic Bauern 80 Big 40, ia fognr itenen-
me1e Big 20 Marf fir 100 Bf1n6.
Das fi11o 8reiie fit 2ebensmittel, bic
man unbeoingt bnben m11B;; nenn
man ba niht gut berbient, bnt man
nidt einmaI bhs n0tigite 5lr1n 9eben.
Wie lit es 6en11, Heber 0nfeL
m6hteft Du ben1 gar 11idt eiunlnl
n.eoer nod Del1tfhInnb fommen itno
uns einmnI befnhen? SSest, no guer
@elb bod fpbieI 8ert bot, niirbe es
fir gud bod niht 10 teuer fem; ODER.
penn Du feine 2ujt bdft, f0nnte bod
einmnl eir1es bon Deine1 Ri11bern
fommen.
Dies oie bal1ptiah hlidften 5tenen
Beg Briefes, Der unter5eid'net 1T bon
BiIbeIm Chen, Buhbanoluug, 5al5-
bergen Bel Mein IN Beitfalen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
9ebrerinitttut.

am Neontasnor1ntttas nm 10 llb1
begann tn Der bieiigen Waffenbans
bus biesidbriee 9anbidnllebrerintt
tut BON Bronn Gountp, ON benz fid
"a 9ebrfrdfte beteilisten 1lnb bas
Ed 81 sinem an8seaeibneten @rfolse
eeitalfefe. Die SbeTEd1ng lag tn
9d11ben bes i1u1ner eifrieen gountpz
i6nllnperintenbe1ten 81. s. Re1rnebr
unb bic @dulftbuns fanb am Mitt=
tDo6pormittae ftatt.
A1S Snftruftoren naren tdttg Yrot.
$. S. 8nller BON Der Manfatoer
gfor1aall6ule, Trau Nene8 .Hnne aus
ct. Yeter, SRI. Sba &od unb Sri.
Girgis1ta @aleS BON Der 2ebrerbtl=
bungsabteilung BON Stem lllm, be-
3iebunesmeife bon @leepp Sue, Sri.
Nnna Coleman, Note &reu5=Bflegertn,
lnb tire @ebilft1l Sd. Mabel 9bert=
ban, betbe aus ct. Saul, Brof.
5ermarln Setn, Setter be8 5nrnnn=
terri6ts an BEN Dffentliden S6n1en
Stem nlms n1b Der ftdbtil6e 96ul=
1l1perinterbe11t Nr1olb @loor.
N1n 9ienstasabenb fanb tn Der
@affenbane; ein &on3ert 1nb 8a1lfett
fiir bie Eeilnebn1er on bem Snitttnte
itatt, mobet 9ofneiiters N}nfiffapelle
bte Mnftf lieferte urb Sri. Mnna
@nenion aus ct. Saul, Sebrertni til
tut=2eiterin BON Oiinne1ota, etre tnz
tereilante Nnlpra6e belt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
Sic eommlunsen fir ben Srelano
sypnos.

Die @ammluneen fiir- ben ersz
bil6of Srelarbz@ @rsiebnnestonos mo- nj
den In Ser @r3bioese1e ct. Saul 1eb1
o11te Sort dritte unb bon Der eez
tp1in5dfen @um11ne bon fanf Mintoz
men collars 5iab bereitS nett iiber
orei Weilio1een seaeidnet, 1pooon 1!be1
s,pei N)}irionen bon ben &atbol'ter'
Ser 5dmefterftdbte arfeebradt muir
ben.
csn Seem llm ,perben bte Samm@
lnnoen bur6 ben 9ofalans1dnb, lom'e
Wfarrer g., $. 9ein aus Buttalo'
W1inn,, Der frnber bier alS &aplan
pirfte, ,rab bur6 Rfarrer Mm. Slum
aus Gpbl inBbale, Minn,, Der Ytarre1
81. s. Duerr aus 5an1pton. Wss1n.,
abeelDit but, NIT beifent Grtolee pc
trieben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
Meu lllm, N,innejota, 5reitae ben g. gop. 1920.
ssirm,a iibnnimn1t 8pnos.

Die ssirma &aln1nr, Matte1on 4
Boob aus ct. Saul unb MinneapoliS
bot am %, Sannlar bie1e8 Sabres
bem gpuntnrate bon 8rDtpn County
ben &auf bon 8riiden =unb Drainage<
bombs I'M Berte BON $3.50, 600 On
unb Der Antrag apurbe bonn Golntnz
rate .angenommen.
Na6bem bic 6irnla 8ridenbonbS
I'M Berte BON 100000 iibsrnon1z
men batte, ma6te 1ie @dmiertgfhten
be3iieli9 Ser DrainaseberbS, nob1lr9
eS gu etnem seri6tli6en 8orgeben
fam. 91idtm 5aseal 81. 8rin bon
9t. Saul e1rtlhteb am 16. Sftober
i'm 0ifriftseeridte BON Hum1en.
Geri1ltp ausunIten Der 6irme, iporart
Gou11tnanmalt IS. s. GdHern TN
Muftraee bes gountnrateS Bernfnng
et1legte,
2esten 6amstas nerftdnbiste DIE
6irma &aln1an, Weattelon q Mooo
Serrn Gd{tein, bab tie berett yet, ote
Bombs gu itbernebmen, unb NIT Dem
Nbenb3uee am @amstag trat au92
etn 8ertreter Der 6irna ein, moraut
IN ether Nbenb1ituns bes @on1tnrats
etn polle8 @inpernebnen er5telt uno
baralHbin bte 8erufune 5lrldge5osen
tDl1rbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
Tiir 1ueniger Sait bei 9eirateu.

Weinne{otas Suma11itdtsgeieMb baf
beabfidtigt, IN Der nadffen 8eglsla>
t,,rfibl1nq eine 8orlage ei1t5nbri1gen,
burh Die geIeBIib porgeldrieben tper-
ben ion, BOB aipi16en oem @efn9 INN
Sesratsbeminigung uno 6eiien Gr1e-
6ig,tng eiine 3eit bon fiinf $agen lie<
qen ml1B. @s ion bnn1it bic Saif, Die
beuf5utage bielfad Bel gbeidIeBna-
Gen berr]bt, tpenigitens einigermaBen
eirqe6dn1nt meroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
3ibiIbienftpriifmns.
gunoes- 3ipiI Ibienitf tfonnrniffio1

pie Bnnoes- 3ipiI6ienitf nitfommiffion
= Int an, baB am 5anstag, Il.
taember, i'm Seem nlmer 8oitamts=
ueb1uoe eine Briifung fir 8emerber
am 5feIIen nIs 6hreiber unb sn1s
Brieffrdaer bein biefigen Boitnn1te
obaehnIten tperben ipiro. Dns Mn-
fonasqebalf 1T $t4OO bns Sobr. ge-
in@sfornulare fino beim Rofta1nte
erbaHIid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
Danfiasunsstaefeier.

NnldB1i6 beS Danfiagunestases
ionben geftern in ben bieiigeu 9irden
beFonbere 6eiteottesbienfte itatt, bte
ale iebr gut befudt maren unb bel
benen IN ben Brebigten nuf bic Be.
beutune bess sTases bileeDieien ,purbG
am Abenb fanb IN Der 9urnballs
Elm pom 1urnperein Stem ulm ee
gebener Danfingunestans nebit 9ar.
fenpfefferfdmalis itatt iDo5u Bit
9aien am porl. GDnnta8 erlegt NOT
ben iparen. Rie 8erunftaltung ep
nies ii6 als ein boiler eaidafni6er
GHolg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
GrfDlsreides srntbabnidieken.

Das idbrlide Srutbabnf6iebeD
nebit 8erloiung IN Der @a1fenbaae
unter ben Muipi5ien Der Mferbauge
ienihaft ppn Bromn=@ountD am
Son1tagnnhmittae erfreute fi6 eine9
ausge5eibneten Beinhs troB oea
ihIehten Betters unb brndte eine
Robeinnabme bon $516. Ser Rein-
ertras HeBt Dem Goros fir ois
Bropn County 5air i'm ndditen SSa1A
re al.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
@prtras iiber &inbermobl blfabrt.

Dr. SO. 9. Dtt bon Ser 5ebgnid=
4inoerflinif unb Der Wfinneapolis,
&inoerfIin:f miro in Der biefigen We-
tbooi1tenfirde um Son11tagnbeno, 5.
Deaember, Inn, 1913 11br eir1en @or-
trng iiber ainberuoblfabrt bnlten,
moau bns aGqenneine SubIifun1
fre1nbIihft eingelaben lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26

Montagnadmtttas lit bier
Nadridt eingetroffen, bab IN Niconet
Gruu Greb Sobannes aus benz 9eben
gei6ieben. tit. @ie mar 80 Sabre
oft unb erfreute iid etneS groben
5reunbesfreiIes in SEEM uln1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
Inter 8iireidaft.

Serbert Saesfa, Der innge Mat1n
aus Der @emarfung 9fortb 9tar, Der,
tpie beridtet, nrter Der 8ei6nlb1guns
perbaftet moroen mar, auf 1etnen
g1adbar Sobn s3immermann 5tpet
5diil1e abgeseben gu baben, tpuroe
bon Ni9ter s. M. Slien unten $2OoO
Birgi9aft seitellt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-26
|&rolul1 GDnntDs
6airz@eleaidaft
Sabresberiamu,lnng aeigt itanbiges
@adstnm. Settle Sair mar bic
bette lett 8eiteben. @rDke @erbeife-
rnngen geplant.

Die Snbresber}nn1nllung Der Mder=
baugelenlbnft> bon 8romn=gountD,
DE IeBte @o6e IN SEN &dnn1en bes
@anbelsfIubs nbgebalten pnroe, 1ieB
burb 6ie Beri6te n11o 8eiprebunge1
er1eberl baB Die lanomirtIbaftlibe
9lnsitennng BON 8ronn County In
Dem balben ~Sabrbunbert ibres 8e=
itebens anf et1 ita1biges @adstun1
5uriidbliden fann n1lo bob Die beltri=
ge 5air o.e bisber bette. IN Der @e=
1bihte Der Srgani1ation TIT
@or 20 Sabren tDar Der Rei1terfrag
ser 8rotDn GonnfD 5air $356.45, IN
1919, eir1em 8anneriabre, belief er
|1ib cuff $3139> 11o beuer NOR er
$4S99.84. Der geia1nte Sfeinertrog
miro ftets gu 8erbe11erungen perlpen=
oct u11o bie M11teil1beNinbaber erbal=
ten feine 9ibioenben.
Ser @e1an1tbe1nd belief iid beuer
onf 1,483 gegen 10,105 I'M leBten
Sabre. 9ie Mrr1eloungen IN allen
slbteilungel1 maren bener 1916 gegen
1868 I'M Goriabre.
@iele @erbeilernngen.
8eIbe anIebnli9en &erBeHerl1nF
gen IN ben IeBten eSnbren onrbge=
fiibrt 1purbell lit unieren 2elern ge=
! NIB erinnerli9. Als bener bie 16011e
neue grobe Sribiine unb Ser 11ele
Shpeine1ton errihtet mnrbe11, 90
gIoubten biele, bob oieie 8nulibfeiten
gu groB 1eier, aber Die beurige Mns-
ftenung bat bereits ge5eigt, bnb beioe
1hon iekt eige11t1in gr0ber iein iol-
ten, Elm 3eiben, mie 111ertpartet ra1h
| fi9 8eiub uno 8eibidung beben.
8lGne bon Menba1ten.
Muf Ser sSsabresberfqnunlung ml1r=
BEN foIgenbe gepla11te 8erbeiierungen
eingebenb er0rterf: @rri6tung eines
nenen gerdun1igen Srauengebau6eS,
m4bren6 has eegenuartige Fir Die
Mus1teI1ung BON faufmd11niiben sgns
rem Iaa1o por @en1iiien be1111Bt uer6er1
ion. goransfidtIid~ miro bas nene
@ebGube 1bon I'M fommenoen Cont
mer erri9tet merbe1L fooaB es fir Die
MusItenung I'M Sabre 1921 ibon BE-
111Rt iperbei1 fa111t.
Man gab Der Mniibt MnSorud,
baB bie gr0Bere 8ei6id1n1g Der
5hmeineabteilung oara1f 5nriid5n=
fiibren 1ei, baB Die Sarrner mubten,
oaB oos neue MODERN eingeribtete
5tongeb1ube CUR Berfiigung itano,
uno boB auh enc Before 8elbidung
Ser 3i11opieb= uno Der Bferoeobtei=
lung ertpnrtet merben fann, Denn
man al1 fir bie5e Mbteilunge11 be}=
1ere mooerne 5tGne errihtet.
Die B1ane in bieier 8e5iebung
tpur6en Dem 0ireftoriln1 ibertragen,
oas iiberbo1pt iiber bic 8erbeiIer11n=
gen I'M rah]ten Sabre b.e @1tIbei-
bung treffen miro.
Stnansberid)t.
9lus ben1 SabreSberidte oes Sefre=
tors gSiIbelm 81. 2i11oenla11n 9ing
berpor, onB iib Die @elantbeftdnoe
ouf gegen $47 900 belaufe1l barunter
@runoeigentu11l alio 9lusitenungS=
geIarbe, $22, 400 uno @ebauoe $21,-
600. 9ie Ba1libo belaufen iid auf
Mftierfapital in Sobe bon $4230 uno
5u be5nblenbe Hebnungeh $400.
9.e girnabmen u11b : Musgaben
f11b aus folge116er Isabelle erii6Hi9 ::
RECEIPTS
Balance Nov. 10, ,1el9- $7.21,42s
State aid ------------------- 1,368.50
County aid ------------- 100000
Donation by City of New
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-10-14

Honor Roll Pupils Neither Absent No Tardy During Month
 Ending October 1
 FIRST GRADE Lester Bjorge Harry Dalgity Clarence Lewis Lawrence Lewis Peter Mccormack Floyd McGlinn Kendall Neville John Sivertson Rachel Bradley Katherine Kato Betty Matheson Nellie Prescott Dorothy Shepherd Dorothy Schmolck
 SECOND GRADE Henry Bradley Warren Gartley Gerald McGllnn George Northrop Wilho Ross Malvern Skelton Adele Skelton
 THIRD GRADE Lloyd Benjamin Martin More William Northrope Carl Palmer Ethan Petticrew-- Albert Roaming Sydney Tozier Beryl Cunningham Helen Hodges Juanita Lewis Lillie Lowe Theodosia Royalty Agnes Woodhouse
 FOURTH GRADE Herbert Bradley Marion Goodrich William Lewis Ingvald More Everett Petticrew James Seid Etoline Coulter Ella Everson Lucy Everson Marjorie Johnson
 INTERMEDIATE Gertrude Carlstrom Wilhelmina Cunningham Margaret Mccormack Catherine Matheson Laura Roaming Nellie Rowley Virginia Tozier Muriel Davis Harold Anderson Lennie Engstrom Albert Lee Kendall Northrop James Wheeler
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-10-14
Board of Equalization Notice

Board of Equalization Notice
 The Assessment Roll of the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, for the year 1920 has been completed by the assessor and is now open for inspection.
 The Common Council of Wran- gell will sit as a Board of Equali- zation on Monday, October 4th at o'clock p. m. and remain in ses- sion until 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, and agaln on Tuesday, Octo- Der 5th at the same place and dur ing the same hours as on Monday.
 The Council will again meet as Board of Equalization on Thursday, October 21st from o'clock to 4 0 clock p. m. and again on Satur- day, October 23d at the same hours as on nurSday.
 These meetings will be held in the Town Hall on Church St. and any person desiring changes made in their assessment must make and file with the Board of Equalization a written application thereof, veri- fled by their oath, showing the facts upon which it is claimed such reduction should be made.
 Remember these dates: Monday, October 4th.
 Tuesday, October 5th.
 Thursday, October 21st.
 Saturday, October 23rd.
 Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, this 27th day of September, 1920.
 ]. E. WoRDEN, Clerk.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-10-14

Robert Wigg Erma Grant Dorothy Johnson Glen Matheson Gladys Tamaree Frederick Cunningham Wiltred Gartley Harold Ottesen Joseph Prescott Raymond Wheeler
 SEVENTH GRADE George Case Loren Hilts Ruth Holterman John Grant Margaret Northrop Ralph Prescott Thelma Shangle Lloyd Tucker Joel Wing
 EIGHTH GRADE Vernon Myers Willie Sinclair Ruth Tucker Homer Worden Coralie Cunningham
 HI0H SCHOOL Marion Myers Helen Hofstad John Coulter Elton Engstrom
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High Low Close
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Jan. 27. The cotton market fell off for small declines today, mainly as the result of d less favorable opinion of conditions abroad and the money situation m this country. The raise in interest rates by local banks served to bring finances to the front again. Cables were indifferent and helped make for lower opening and the decline was continued until reports of cold and wet weather in the cotton region brought in something of a demand, and there were partial recoveries. In the afternoon the tone was steady but there was little activity. Last prices were at net losses of 8 to Is points.
 Private report from the west were to the effect that the soil, was very wet, with standing water in the fields in many sections. It was gem earlly considered that the low tenn peratures would have the effect of preventing the wet fields from dry ing out
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perhaps the GREAT CHANGE had come to me. Surely we would not slip back into the boat from which we had escaped.
 Dalddy was much pleased that l Crittenden and I were so devoted tc each other He had been a frequent guest at our home and the night of our celebration remained with us, After the guests were gone, he talked to us about ourselves. He did not know how we had deceived nim, how we made him believe our married life glowing success.
 "It seems a perfect thing, your marriage" said daddy. "Never have had the slightest reason to regret that I gave her to you," he added, turning to Crittenden. "I am glad my little girl is happy with you, Crittenden, and, of course, I know you are happy and lucky to Nave her. She's good girl, and Pm glad you appreciate her goodness. And while i am in a complimentary mood, Bess, I want to say, too, that you are for tunate in having him." Then he told us good night and went to his room. Crittenden and I sat for a while with only the floor lamp, heavily shaded, lighting the living room. l was on the davenport, curled up on some soft cushions. Crittenden came over and sat down beside me,
 He put his term about me and kissed me. "
 Ido love you, Bess," he whis- pered.
 "And I love .you," I returned, sim ply. I knew we were thinking of the same thing-daddy's confidence in our ability to keep the happiness that
 spparentlv was ours. Poor, illu- stoned daddy! He didn't know how
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COTTON MARKET IS QUIET IRREGULAR;
 RALLY AT CLOSE:

New York, Jan, 27 The cotton market was quiet and irregular to- day with an irregular decline follow ed by rallies on covering. The gen eral list closed steady at net de cline of } 10 20 points.
 The market opened steady at a decline under overnight selling ord CTS and local pressure, inspired by the continued weakness of foreign exchange Liverpool was better than due and bought some July here but was a seller of May and October and there was q scattering liquidation of March accompanied by talk of au easier spot basis in some parts of the country, After showing net loss during the early trading, how ever, the market turned steadier oH little trade buying and covering. The latter may have been due partly to the absence of any news of goods trade confirmed yesterdays rumors regarding cuts in the price of some leading brands, but trading became very quiet on compa paratiVcly moderate rallied and adNlceS were not lulN sustained. Reports from the goods trade again indicated offerings bl second hands at concessions but no weakness was reported at first hands. Local brokers attributed the small volume of business partly to delays in the war service resulting from weather conditions and partly to nervousness over general conditions. M {
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. AZ. Walnut and Olive Streets.

The tax books for the collection of special assessments upon the real property in paving district No. 47 in the city of Pine Bluff have been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made, act- ion will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment, and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this 14th day of January, 1920.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector. l-15-1mo
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago. Jan. 27. Firmness de vclopcd in the corn market today after an carly decline. One or the reasons for the rally was buIli$b construction put up on the trade rcvlcw of the federal reserve bank here.
 The close was steady at the same as yestcrdnv'e finish to 1-2 cent hIghcr, with May 1.35 l-2 to 5-S, m oats. the outcome was virtually un changed and in provisions varied rom 25 cent decline to 20 cent ad- vance.
 The feature of the federal reserve bark review which gave satisfaction to hulIish traders in corn was q statement that demand for eommod3- ties outruns any possibility of pro vjding supply. Selling pressure which at first dominated the market vas due chiefly to new breaks in tetpign exchange and to weakness of rice quotations being 20c bushci u,alcr recent top figures,
 Cats were steadied through buy ing for houses with seaboard con utctjols. Provisions averaged low CT in sympathy with foreign cT- change,
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Quigillingoks of
 Alaska Came Near
 Being Exterminated

Cordova, Alaska, Jan. 24.-A play
 dance and a feast, winding up a season of plenty, was responsible for the near extermination of the Quigillingok tribe of natives last winter and spring, according to Johr H. Kilbuck, superintendent of schools for the Kuskowim river district. The famine following the feast, MT. Xiii
 buch said in his annual report to tho Bureau of Education, caused tho deaths of at least 42 of the natives