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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
Citizens Meeting
Endorses Paving

A meeting of citizens interested in
the proposition to pave the principal
streets of the city, was held at the
Commercial Club rooms this afternoon.
L. Lamberson presiding. A goodly,
number we're present, most Of them
property owners, who will have to loot
the bills for the proposed improve
ment. Mayor r. B. Taralseth submit
ted figures showing the cost of severa!
kinds of paving, according to bids re-
ceived and opened by the council yes
terday. While the cost would mount
considerably higher than had been esti-
mated, yet it was not unreasonable, and
quite bit less than some cities in this
part Of the country have had to pay
for similar improve It's In the busi-
ness section the cost Of bitulithic paw
ing would be $11.72 per lineal foot for
each side of the street. There is little
hope that the cost can be reduced for
years to come. A number of taxpayers
expressed themselves as heartily in
favor of the paving proposition, believ-
ing that now is the time for Warren to
make the much needed Improvement
on its streets. A resolution was intro
duced and adopted by a unanimous vote
authorizing the city council to proceed
with the paving proposition and let the
contract for the work.
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PAVING : ct
Be LET
Contract Involving About $15O,OOO TO
be Let Tonight. Many Bids
II Submitted.

a Is i . Is = 8 , b
After almost twenty years of agita-
tion for paved streets, Warren has at
last taken the first steps necessary to
rise out OF the mud. Last night the
city council opened the bids for street
paving and today the city council is
considering the several bids for the
different kinds Of paving with view
OF selecting the lowest and most favor
able for the city The council, after
thorough investigate has about come
to the conclusion that bitulithic paving
is. the best for this city, and that ma
terial will likely be chosen. A meeting
of the council will be held tonight,
when the contract in all probability
will be awarded. .
While the cost of paving will fall
heavily on some property owners, yet
the improvement will enhance the value
Of their property that much, and even
more, and also place Warren On the
map as progressive and up-to-date
town. After the street improvement is
in, no one will want to be without it
for twice it's cost. According to terms
of the bids, property owners will have
fifteen years in which to pay their paw
ing assessments, the rate Of interest
being 5 per cent. The cost, being ex-
tended over so long a period, will not
be seriously felt by any tax payer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
LIBERTY and PARK
PETITIONS FILED
Both Holt and Middle River County Di-
vision Promoters File Petitions
Last Wednesday.

In a neck and neck race Holt and
Middle N A River county seat aspirant,
finished the first round of the battle for
county division by filing their petitions
at the Office Of the Secretary of State
at st. Paul last Wednesday. Holt lead
ing, 1t Is reported, by several hours.
According to reports representa- lives
CARRYING petitions from both towns
were on board the same train headed
Tor the state capitol, but by leaving the
train at Minneapolis the Liberty conn
.ty" hackers from Holt we're able To
make connections which brought them
to the Office Of the secretary of state
first.
II the state board sanctions either.
Ae of the propositions the matter win
come to vote at the general election
to be held next November.
Carl Z. Olson, Otto Hohl, Albert
.klungness, e. A. Silverness and And.
Moen are named in the Holt petition
to constitute the first board of commits
sioners of Liberty county.
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Fire at e. r.. Kezar Home.

The timely arrival of Warren's vol
unteer fire department. ayerted, what
might have been a disastrous firelat the
E. r. Kezar home Monday. Mrs. Kezar
noticed some smoke in the house at
about noon and after a search for its
source discovered that the partition
wall, near which the kitchen range was
located, was on fire, inside the plastered
wall A fire alarm was turned in and
the quick response Of the department
and effective work of the chemical ap-
paratus extinguished the blaze in short
order Before the arrival of the de-
partment Mrs. Kezar. had, however.
pluckily checked the spread Of the fire
by throwing water in hole which she
had cut in the floor upstairs. The dam,
age is estimated at between $500 and
$500 and is covered by insurance.
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Secretary A. c. Knudsen also gave a
brief history Of his pioneer. life.
Closing was song by club.
The next meeting will be held on
February 9th. A special program IS
being made for this meeting. "A cord
ial invitation is extended to all. Come
and have good time, lots OF barn room
at the school house. Club members are
urged to be present at this meeting.
Resolutions.
We, the members Of the Boxville
Farmers Club, regret the absence of our
president, J. 8. Hilleboe, be it therefore
Resolved that we express our heart
felt sympathy for Mr.. Hilleboe and
family during his illness, and
Resolved that we extend our wishes
Tor his speedy recovery and hope that
he may be with us soon
Resolved that copy of these reso-
lutions be printed in the Warren Sheaf
and copy sent to him.
81. J. Beardmore, Chairman,
Edith Dagoberg,
Carl Z. Knutson,
Committee.
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g An American Bride" q:
z..a.. At the Strand
Clever Three Act Comedy to be Present
ed by Warren Dramatic Club
January rs and ~.

The Ladies' Reading Circle of War
rem will be hostess to the Ninth FEEDER
ated Womans Club which meets in
Warren for annual convention in May.
In order to raise funds to entertain
the visitors the three act comedy, "An
American Bride, will be given by the
Warren Dramatic Club, under auspices
of the Ladies' Reading Circle.
"An American Bride is three acts of
continued laughter, full of action and
clever comedy, and it will be well
worth you while to go to the Strand
Theatre Monday or Tuesday evening,
Jan. Goth or 9th.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
O. H. Taralseth
Declamat0ry Contest

Owing to the large number of con
testants, eighteen altogether. in the @.
H. Taralseth Declamatory Contest, it
became necessary this year to devote
two evenings to holding the contests
that will decide who are entitled to re-
ceive the gold and silver medals that
are awarded as prizes. The first con-
test was held on Tuesday evening and
the second one will be given tonight.
At the close of tonight's program the
award of prizes will be made The two
programs are as follows:
Program for Tuesday Night
Song 18th and 7th Grade Glee Clubs
.'The Soul Of the Violin, Ruth Nybladh
Benefits Forgot" -------- Hazel Lund
'"The Veteran and the Flag ------.$$
Grace Braggans
"The American .----- Ailleen Harris
"America" ---------------- Audience
"The Perfect Tribute" -------.----s.s#s
s---------------- Emma BlOOmSneSs
The Lion and the Mouse -------s
Observation-Disclosures Bertha Anderson
'.Tbe Camp Meeting at Soyles''' ------ &
#------------------ Henry HalvOrson
Connors ~ Elizabeth To alfs
Music -------------- Girls Glee Club
Is Program for Wednesday night $.
1.-THE Counsel for the Defense" --S5
,---------------- Chester Macarthur
''The Three Things : Madeline Larson
1.-TWO Homecomings'' Ethel Rosendahl
'Penrod's Letter" -------- Mae Nelson
'.The Coward ---------- Ellis Truxell
"From Far Country ------------s
@----------------- Lucille Macarthur
Darius Green and his Flying Ma
chine" -----------------M Mary Taus
1.-THE Theatrical Sensation of Spring
town ------------ Margaret Patterson
'"The Gifts of the Magi'' --------
Elizabeth Mile,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
County Papers Publish
T ersonal Property Tax

The papers Of Marshall county are
this week publishing the personal pro
perty tax list Of the townships in their
respective communities. These lists
make very interesting reading matter
ana give every one an opportunity Of
making comparison of the amount. of
taxes paid by his neighbors One object
aimed at by publishing these lists is to
ferret out the tax dodger and another
to remove inequalities and injustice in
personal property taxation. :.
The total personal property valuation
of Marshall county for 1919 is $4,000
CAT.
The law specifies that these lists shall,
be printed in the paper published near
est each township as far as practicable.
The Sheaf this week publishes the
list for the following towns: City of
Warren, Village of Alvarado, Towns Of
Boxville, Vega, Warrenton, McCrea,
Comstock and Viking.
The lists for Argyle, Alma, Big
Woods, Bloomer, Foldahl, Middle River,
Tamarac, Wanger and Wright will be
published in the Argyle Banner.
Augsburg, Donnelly, Eagle Point,
Fork, Lincoln, Nelson Park, Parker,
Sinnott, Tamarac, Wanger, Wright and
Stephen lists will be found in the
Stephen Messenger.
The Oslo Tribune will publish lists
for Oslo, Big Woods, Bloomer, Fork and
! Oak Park.
! In the Newfolden Review will be
| fount lists for Newfolden, Marsh Grove,
New Maine, West Valley and Village of
| NewfOlden. -.
The Holt Weekly News, publishes
lists for Agdar,s East Valley, Excel;
Grand Plain, Holt, Mud Lake, New
Solum and Village of Holt
The Middle River Pioneer has the
lists for Cedar, Como, East Park, Hunt
ly, Moose River, ROLLS, Spruce Valley,
Thief Lake, Whiteford and Villas e Of
Middle River
The Grygla Eagle publishes the list
for Eckvoll, Esplee. Linsen, Moylan,
Valley, Veldt, and Village of Grygla
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
INTERESTING MEETING
" HELD BY MOTHERS CLUB.

The Mothers Club of Warren met
Friday, Jan. 10Th, at 8 o'clock in the
afternoon, at the Court House Mrs.
G. e. Stinchfeld, the president, presided
and Mrs. J. o. Herrick acted as secre-
tary pro tenn. ,Er
Among the business matter discussed
was the question of a Saturday
matinee in movies for the children OF
Warren A committee was appointed
to investigate the possibilities Of such
a movement. ~. l.. -
Mrs. Hans Urtes gave a splendid talk
on "The Gang Age" and was followed
by an excellent paper on '"The Adde'S
cense PERIOD by Mrs. A. L. Robinson.
Both speakers brought their messages
sincerely, clearly and emphatically and
helpful discussion followed. u
Those present :deplored the fact that
only few Of the Warren homes were
represented. Every woman in Warren
should consider it her duty to affiliate
with this club for we all need to be
steadily reminded in a deeper sense OF
#our responsibility and to bring about
conditions where every child in Warren
can develop mentally, morally and ply.
! sicalIy to his fullest extent.
The next meeting will be held Jan
30th. at 8 Up. m. The subjects are
Characterization, by Mrs. Geo. T.
Davis. and Literature In the Home
81 Mrs. N. o. STADIUM, to be followed
BY discussions. A hearty, earnest wei
come Is extended to the women OF War
rem. "a
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
Annual Meeting Of
Sanitarium Board
DIR. Milan Engaged as Full Time Doctor
at the Tri- County In
E.. .- stitutiOn.

. The board Of directors of the Tri-
County sanatorium held their first an
nual meeting last week and unanimous
~ voted to reflect the present staff.
DR.. o. F. Mellby, of, Thief River Falls,
was reelected president, and P. o.
Myhrum, also Of Thief River Falls, sec
rotary. Miss Karen Knutson was re
tanned as superintendent Of the hos
pital and. DR.. M. G. Milan appointed
regular physician. DR.. Milan will de
vote all his time to looking after the
patients at the institution hereafter In
stead Of only three days week as has
been the case since his appointment.
DR.. Milan has also been the physician
in charge at Lake Park sanatorium,
GAINESVILLE, and both hospitals have de-
cided that their interests win best be
served by keeping doctor continually
at hand. DR.. G.. w. Booren, of Thief
River Falls, was added to the staff as
visiting dentist.
Miss Knudsen reports that there are
now "a patients at the sanatorium, IL
being from Marshall county and seven
each from Pennington and Roseau
This practically fills the hospital, there
being but one vacancy. More room is
urgently needed and the directors are
planning on the erection Of a separate
home for nurses in the spring.
The board of directors Of the sana.
torium is composed Of the following
DR.. Q. F. Mellby, K. o. Gigstad and r
O. Myhrum Of Pennington county; /. G
Brandt Greenbush, and Louis Enstrom
Malung, Roseau county; Donald Ro
bertson, Argyle, and Christ Rundtum
Middle River, Marshall County. The
latter was appointed to succeed thu
late Jonas Sjoberg Of the same town.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
FARM SCHOOL PLANS
HOMECOMING DAY.

Attention Of the $500 graduates Of
the Central school Of agriculture at
University Farm and the many hun
areds Of former students Of the insti-
tuition is called to the fact that Satur-
day. Jan. 81, has been appointed Home
Coming Day for the institution. Chap
el exercises and program Of sports at
the "Gym" will be features.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21

Another home talent play will be
presented in Warren on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, Jan. % and q, when
the comedy play ""An American Bride"
will be presented by the Warren Dram
attic Club.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21

There are few lead dollars in cir
culation here at present. They are g
good imitation, except the color, BY
which they can easily be located among
"a bunch Of silver, and Of course there
isYery little ring in them. They have
been put IN circulat ton lately. b.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21

Everybody enjoys home talent play
The Warren Dramatic Club presents
the comedy play IAN American Bride
at the Strand, Monday and Tuesday
evenings, Jan. 20 and ~.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21

Rev. =. P. Baker, Of Minneapolis, has
accepted the call to the pastorate Of
the Congregational church 0f Argyle,
which was rendered him some time ago
BY the unanimous vote Of the congfe-
gation.-Argyle Banner. -.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
BOXVILLE CLUB HELD
INTERESTING MEETING,

The Boxville Farmers Club held a
very interesting meeting on January IT,
A good program was sendered as fol-
lows: -.-E y
Song by Club
Piano Duet - Myrtle and Joe Iverson
A talk on raising turkeys --------
------------- Mrs. August PrillwitZ
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21

Why raise Hereford Cattle ------
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-10
HUGHES VA VlZITA Pc
HARDING Nsls., -,
Sc va discuta chestia Ligei
Natiunilor.

MARION, 10 Dec. - Prima
conferinta GU privire la Liga
Natiunilor preScdintelui-ales
Harding, 81 alte chestnut impor-
tante va avea loc astazi aici Gu
Charles f. Hughes.
Gu sosirea lui Hughes irlcepe
0 serie de consultatiuni Gu min
tile celc mai Illuminate a natiu-
nei pc earl lea promis Harding
ca lie va avea.
Sc asteapta ca Duminica vii
toare sa soseasca 81 Herbert C.
Hoover. Sc crede ca Hughes 81
Hoover vor recomanda lui IIar-
ding 1ntrarea Statelor Unite in
Liga Natiunilor, conditional Cd
sd Sc faca schimbari in statute
prin care Sc apere drepturile
Americana.
Acei carl sunt in Strinsa lega-
tura Gu Harding spun ca dupa
ce au cercetta lista barbatilor 81
femeilor din viata publica GU
carl Sc vor consulta preSedintelc
ales, opinia majoritatii va fl
pentru intrarea in Liga Natiu-
nilor.
Harding considera situatiunea
financiara, industriala 81 agri.
cola ca chestnut de cea mai mare
importanta, carora lie va da
deosebita atentie imediat ce Va
intra i'm Casa Alba.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-10

mort, dintre carl 83.674 barbati
81 76.4O6 femei; i'm 1906 s'au in
registrat l57.2O4 mort, dintre
carl 62.456 barhati 81 74.748 fe-
mel; lar in 1907 au fost 157.794
morti din carl 92.718 barbati 81
83.O76 femei.
In 1907 dupa cum Sc constata,
numarul mortilor crescut cu
1850, intro proportie mutt mai
mare decit aceia care a existat
intre ami 19O4-1905 1906 81
1906, sau alti ami. Nu spunem ca
aceasta cifra representa- numai
numarul celor ucisi in timpuI
rascoalelor, dar tagaduim ca en-
ar representa- numai sporirea fl
reasca mortalitatii de la al
la an.
In 1907, nu am avut de inre-
gistrat nici epidemic Garcia sd
'ayem de atribuit excesiva NOR
talitate semnalata de Buletinul
Statistic al Ministeriului de Do
menii: in ca vedem numai
icoana mai credincioasa a mo-
dului cum s'au reprinnat rascoa-
lele taranesti 81 0 desmintire Off
ciala data marturisirii oficiale
sau neadevarului Official al gu
vernului cum ca represiunea II d
costat decit 419 vieti.
ON. Rominesc"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-10
Dele din urma stir telegrafice din
lumea fntreagx.
D StatiStiCd intereSantd

Dupa afirmatiile rapoartelor
oficiale, invocate de guvernul
care facut represiunea rascoa-
'lelor taraneSti din Martie 1907,
restabilirea ordinei ar ii costat
numai 419 vieti.
Aiirmatiunea aceasta trebuia
sa fie luata ca buna atit cit nu
Use putea opune constatare.
Oar adevarul istoric care vine
mai tdrziu, bine inteles, umbreste
adevarul official.
81 iata cum In 1920, dupa trei-
sprezece ami de la represiune vim
alte date, tot att de oficiale ca 81
cele invocate odinioara de la tri-
'buna Parlamentului, sd restabi-
leasca proportia mai dreapta i
nevrnovatilor ucisi pentru resta-
Ibilirea ordinii.
Ne referim la datele cuprins',
in Buletinul Statistic al Rominiei
publicat de Ministerial Agricul-
turei 81 Domeniilor, 81 citam
cite-ya cifre oficiale referitoarc
la miscarea poplllatiunii in Ro.
minia.
Din tabloul relativ La aceasta
miscarea intre anil 1899-19O6
relevam cifrele urmatoare asupra
deceselOr:
In 1904 au fOst 155.936 morti,
dintre carl 31.918 barbati 81
74.01S femei; 1905 au fost .O8O
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-10

si procesul deflatiunii in cur
gere.
''Fsptul ca imigrsntii au STUNT
de calitstea ca q sakin6ae6 ads-
varatele cerinte als ttTii. Moi
suntem fdcuti 1n iocul unde 50
arunca gunoaiele. MOI primim pc
dependent, ruinele umane ale
razboiului si nu puterea 81 viril-
tatea care venea odinioara Sd
munciasca in padurile 81 fabricile
l,oastre. 81 ce este mai rau, ei vim
In un asa de mare numar in cit
nu putem ca Sd ingrijim de ei
cum trebuie''
Raportul minoritatii din comi-
tetul pentru imigrare spune Cd
continutul proiectului de lege nu
este necesar 81 ca e injuries 'bi-
nelui public, collstituind 0 re-
versa q 'politicei istorice tarii.
Raportul acesta este semnat de
reprssentantii 6iegel din New
York si SABBATH din Illinois.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-10

in Senatul
ROrn1rliei 1jl['jl'
2 EpisCopul de Oradia
Mare uCiS. Mai
multi raniti

1UCUREsTI, 10 Dec. Q masina
infernalA exploadat erf in Senatul ro-
multi.
Episcopu Radu de Orada Mare omorit nstantaneu
Mnistrul Juste Presedntele Senatuui 81 un Senator
81 mai multi ocai fost ran de fragmentee mobilelor
81 decorurilor
Atentatorii carl pus bornba 'au fost descopert
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-10
Terrorist DEJINUT De
lTAlIENI

BOLOGNA, Italia 9 Dec. =
Oficialitatile politiei din Potenza
all arestat pc un individ care Sc
lauda ca ell este In membru al
''unui grup de teroristi'' com.
pus din douazeci 81 patru de per
soane, care au de scop asasinarea
authorization publice.
Ell spune, dllpa cum anunta po.
ilitia, ca acesta marturisit Cd a
scapat nu de mult de urmarirea
politiei din acest oras, intr 'u17
automobil, inpreuna Gu consilie.
rul municipal dl Armando Cos.
sill, un communist 81 GU un 'ipropa
gandists bolsevist numit Mar
teMi.
Ambii acestia, spnne prisone-
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RE6ELE CONSTANTIN
RECHEMAT Pc TR0N

ATENA, 9 Dec.-Guvernul Gre
ciei ajuns la intelegere asupra
chestiunei dinastice. Ell decis
sa recheme pc fostul rege Constan-
tin pc tron.
Telegrama va fl trimisa All la
Lucerne, in care Sc va da resulta-
tul complet al plebiscitumi 81 prin
care va invita- pc regele Constan-
tin ca sa-si inceapa functiunea lui
regala, care este exercitata acum
de regenta, regina Olga.
Telegrama prin care Constantin
este rechemat spune: "guvernul
pur 81 simplu asculta mandatul
dat de poporul grec.''
ATENA, 9 Dec.-Galib Kemal
Bey, care q fost ministrul Turciei
in Grecia in 1916 81 a fost scos a.
far4 din tara impreuna Gu corpul
diplomatic german 81 austriac, du-
pa fuga lui rConstantin, q fost re-
numit din nou ministru al inaltei
porti otomane.
Treizeci din treizeci 81 sase ju-
dete din Grecia au dat 886,628 vo-
turf pentru Constantin 81 9,444
contra lui. In aceasta alegere au
fost Gu 100000 mai multe voturi
ca in alegerile din IA Nov.
Printul Nicolae, fratele regelui,
Constantin a sosit in Atena All
seara 81 chemat imediat la pala-
tul lui membrii cabinetului cit 81
pc print 81 princese, unde lea CO.
municat uncle informatii della Con-
stantin. Informatiile aceste au
fost tinute in secret.
Deschiderea parlamentului gree
"a fost anuntat pc 5 Ian.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-10
S'A NUMIT C0MITETUL
PENTRU INAUGURARE
Dol republican, 81 un democrat
vor face pregatuils

WASHINGTON, 9 Dec.-Sena-
tori Knox din Pennsylvania 81
Nelson din Minnesota, republicani,
81 Overman din North Caroilna,
democrat, au fost numiti de catre
Vice PreSedintele Marshall ca mem
bri in comitetul MKT al Ca1ncrei
Isl al Senatului insarcinat Sc facx
toate pregatirlie pentru inaugura.
rea presedintelui-ales Harding.
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PENTRU MONUMENTAL
ECATERINA TEODOR0lU

Suma cea din urma: $l27O.9U
Scotia Ligei Rationale Re-
mine din So. Bethlehem, Pa 1000
Total -. $12SO.9O
Odata GU primirea acestei su-
me am PRINT 81 urmatoarea scri-
SCARE:
Redactia ziarului 'America".
Cleveland, Ohio.
Stimate D-le:-
Alaturat primiti un Geek de
$1,000 ca ajutor pentru edifiea-
rea Monumentului eroina de La
Jiu, Ecaterina Teodoroiu, din
partea Sectiei Ligei Rationale
Romfne din SO. Bethlehem, Pa.
Dorind din suflet ca frumosul
81 nobilul scop sa Sc realizezc cit
de curind, primiti salutarile noa-
sire fratesti.
Simion Pavel, presedinte -.
Remus Serbian, secrctar.
In numele ideiei, aducem vii
mnltumiri fratilor din So. Beth
lehem pentru orfanda lor, DORM
du-le tot binele.
g. r. p.