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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Biskop Bronson synger:
I denne s6de Juletid
Tor man sig ret fornsje
Og BRUCE al sin Kunst og Flid
Guds Made at opheje;
We'd ham, som blew i Krybben
lagt,
VI vi af ganske Sialemagt
I Aanden os forlyste;
Din Low skal hores Frelsermand
saa yidt og bredt i ale Land
At JDrden den skal ryste.
bet err sterke Ord, men TX
Ike for sterke. Der kan like bru-
ges for stprke Udtryk for Ju-
lens Betydning.
Bet er den It'd, ale fromme
Fadre j den gamle Pagt saa
frema m d med Haab ON
Befr,else FRA alt ondt og Del
agtiggorelse j alt godt for It'd
og Eyighed, og det er den It'd,
ale frelsesegende Mennesker i
den nye Pagts It'd ser | b a g e
til med Haab ON fluid Frelse
for It'd og Eyighed.
julien err absolut Histo Of
r e NJ j d tpunk t.. Hele den
civiliserede Verden regner jo al
le historiske Data fra for og eff
ter Kristi Fodsel.
Men lad os her ganske kort
feste Opmerksomheden we'd,
hyad Profeten Esajas siger j ct
Ord, vi har som Lektie Ill Ju-
ledag.
FSrst siger han: EFT Barn er
os fsdt, en- Son er os given"
Aah ia, der har ofte veret
knyttet store Forhaabninger til
en- nyfedt Son, og de Senner,
som saa har faaet fremragende
Betydning for HEN og Fedre-
land, deres Fedselsdag fejers az
mango.
Og cen Tanke til: Blant de
mango, der fix fremragende Be-
tydning for Fereland og nd over
diets Grenser, spejdede man for
geyes efter FIR edsfyrsten.
Men der var tidligere spaaet
og at Gud givet Lefte ON cen
- siger og skriyer cen j
hyem al lie Jordens S eg-
s kuld ell signes. Og
nu siger Profeten Esajas: EFT
Barn err os f9dt, en- Son er os
giyet." Def er ogsaa blot cen,
han i Aanden ser, som var han
allerede neryerende - thi Guds
L9fte kan jo like fejle.
0g saa siger han videre Fyr-
stendgmmet skal we're paa hans
Skulder." Def err eet bestemt
Fyrstendemme, han ser, forskel,
ligt fra allie Fyrstendgmmer i
Verden - Kejserd9mmer, Kon-
gedemmer, Hertugd9mmer, Repu-
blikkerl
Og efter at Profeten saa har
givet S9nnen de betydningsfulde
Nayne: Under, Raadgiver, yel-
dig Gud, Eyigheds Fader, kali
der han ham sluttelig ,,Freds-
Fyrste" og fgjer til: For at
Fyrstendemmet maa bliye stort,
og at der maa blive Fred uden
Endeo o. s. v.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
EN- NY SANG WE'D JULIE.
TREET.

Mel. Eft Kors Diet var det haarde
TRANCE Leje.
Den fSrste Julenat, we'd Mid.
natstide,
Vor Jesus kom herned for os al
lide
Paa Jorden, lod sig at en- JON.
fru fgde,
Han Wide frelse, like os FOR.
stGde.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
TIL JULIEN 1920.
(Af Chr. Enghauge.)

Mel: Hvad err Diet godt at lande.
O, Julefest, du kere
Velkommen hjerteligi
Guds S9n vii Frelser we're
For baade mig og digl
Som fattig Barn han kom herned
Fra Herlighed til Usselhed
En- Stald vor Fedestedet
For Himlens Kongessn,
|Og her han laa i dette Vra.
Paa Hs og Straa - dog lige fro.
Han steg fra Kogesedet
Til Bod for Adams KSn. III
/ Davids By, den lille, "
Der fedtes Syndres Ven ~
] Midnatstimens Stille
For os han CAV sig hen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

den It'd az Aaret. Den er Blom.
ster og grent af forskellige Slags.
Den smukkeste Blomst er dog
Julerosen den HERE Jesus. Han
pynter bedst i Hjemmet og dufter
bedre end ale andre Blomster.
De, der er borte fra HEM
met, lenges mere efter Hjemmet
ON julien end nogen anden It'd
af Aaret. Matte de, der er borte
fra Hjemmet som den f~orlorne
Son, rigtig komme til at l@n.
ges efter Julefesten / Faderhu-
set. julien er Hjemmets Fest.
Den leder wore Tanker hen paa
Hjemmet med de mango Boil
ger. Der skal ale Bornene sam
les en- Gang, hvor de skal holde
en- evig Julefest.
julien er Mindernes Fest.
Mango Minder knytter sig I'll
julien. Der err de mango kare
Minder fra Hjemmet. Der a
noget we'd en- eller anden julie.
fest, som giorde ct stort Indtryk
paa os. Hyem husker like Span
dingen juice ften, naar Juletreet
blew pyntet i en- aflnkket Stue2
Og saa med eet blev D6ren aab-
net, og der stod det med de
mango dejlige Lys og Julestjer-
men alleroyerstl Og saa tog VI
hinanden we'd Haanden og gik
omkring Juletreet, medens VI
sang: Glade Jul" og Her kom.
mer Jesus dine smaa.' Disc
err dejlige Minder fra Hjemmet.
vi har vel ogsaa Minder fra
Julebesogene. vi tilbragte en-
skon Stund hos wore Kammerater.
linden Vi gik hjem, fix vi julie
kage og andet godt, som Born
er saa glade we'd.
Og der er vel ogsaa ct og an
Diet at fortelle ON Slagtninge
og gamle bekendte, der aflagde
ct Bes6g i julien. II Born var
~lutter Ore, naar de talte med
Far og Nor ON Diet, som var
.sket, siden de modtes sidst.
Og saa er der de mango vel
Isignede Minder fra Julehejtider
i Kirken. Julesalmerne havde en-
saa fornnderlig Klang, OF Vi
blew grebet af Julepredikenen.
Det giorde Indtryk paa os. Vi
markede, at Gud var os saa n@r
og talte sit Fredsbudskab til os.
vi fix igennem Diet altsalamen
en- Julehilsen hjemmefra. Hyem
husker like Julefortallingen we'd
lJuletreet eller Prestens Tale we'd
de unges Fest ON de unges julie
lglede, sora er Frelsen i Jesus
Kristus. bet err maaske ufOrglem-
melige Minder fra en- Bonnie.
lstund i Lonkammere., hvor ct
IOpger fandt Sted, og du takkede
loud for Julegaven. bet er vel
Isignet at opfriske disse Minder.
bet hjelper til at holde Forbin-
delsen vedlige imellem Himmel
% Jord. Disse Minder drager
os opad og hjemad. Lad os slaa
paa disse Strenge. De kan maa.
ske hjalpe en- eller anden bange
og fredles Sjel til at tenke paa
Freden og Hvilen, der nydes we'd
~Julefesten i Faderhuset.
julien er Gavernes Fest. Du
giver og m~odtager Gayer. bet
h6rer med til Julefesten. Det er
en- god gammel Skik. bet er vel
signet at modtage Gayer, men
Diet er mere velsignet at give
Gaver. Man f6ler saa let ON
Hjertet, naar man har givet en-
god Gave. Kan dn like tenke
paa en- eller anden, som like
vii faa nogen Julegavef Send
ham en- Gave, saa err der to, der
vii faa Juleglede. Saadan gjorde
Gud, da han skenkede Verden
den store Julegave. Han saa, at
vi Wide ingen Julegave faa,
dersom han like sendte os Frel.
'coror 0IoJn. Lco I'D ~rnJ ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

endnu er giort til Skamme. Des
err like lykkedes nogen anden
Fyrste eIler nogen Regering az
oprette ubegrenset og varis
Fred.
Men. vii nogen sige, det er he'll
Ter like endnu lykkedes Jesus
af Nazareth at oprette og OPP
holde ubegrenset og varig Fred
Neil og jol
Han har giyet og giyer Syn
dere, som tror paa ham, Fred
med Gud / en- god Samvittig-
he'd, ubegranset og varig Fred
i Forhold til Gud, og han haf
stiftet Fred mellem SSskende AZ
falles Tro.
Der kunde for Resten her b
dette Land, hyor der er Reli-
gionsfrihed, peges paa Fred mel
lem Medlemmer at forskelligs
Bekendelser i stor Udstrakning,
men Diet skal Vi like her gas
ind paa.
Men der er eet, vi maa leggs
Eftertryk paa, og Diet er, at Je-
sus kaldes ,.Fredsfyrste og
..Raadgivcr". saa vii vel in
gen vente, at Fredcn skal strPk-
Ike sig langere, end hans Rad
f6lges og hans Fyrstedemme
naarl
Jesus hayde den hele Yerden
for Ole som sit Fredsfyrstendsm.
me, da han sendte sine II Apost
lie I'D paa deres Mission. Men
han fulgte like verdslige Fyr-
sters Made at udbrede sit Ri
ge paa.
Hele hans Erobringsstyrke a
de y Disciple, og deres Vaa-
ben og Verge var Evangeliet
Han sagde I'll sine Udsendinge;
Cor dem til Disciple, Diet !
deber dem, og idet | lerer dem.
Naar vi med nogen Ret og
Rimelighed skal tale ON, hyor
yidt Diet err lykkedes Jesus at OPP
rette og udbrede sit Fredsfyr-
stend6mme, saa maa vi aller-
ferst legge Mnrke til, at han al
deles ingen win gle ind
under sit Fyrstend9mme.
Der tales jo nok om ,kristno
Nationer", men ON end KrL
stendommen har sat sit Preg
paa saadanne Nationsrs Lovgiv-
ming og megct i deres Liv, saa
er det kun det lille M~indretal,
der har Jesus til stadig Raadgi-
yer og F6rer.
Og lad os endnu omtale den
senere lids Bestrebelser for
Yerdensfred.
For Diet f9rste maa bemerkes,
at Diet sikkert er Kristendom-
men, der er den beyegends
Kraft bag we'd League of Ma,
tons" og andre Beyegelser med
varig Fred som Maal.
Men lige saa klart og be-
stemt kan Diet forudsiges, at
hyordan der end arbejdes, og
at hyem der end arbejdes for
Fred uden Ende, saa vii Diet like
lykkes, uden at den Son r.
sajas spaaede ON, og hyis Fed-
sci vi fejrer i julien, oliver Rad
giyeren og Fereren j Diet, or
fuldtud vii observation-disclosures
uden Ende aldrig blive oprettet,
for han bliyer alt i allie.
Mea Hoyedsagen for mig err.
OF jeg hSrer til Fredsriget, og
for dig, at du herer til Diet, og
saa at vi bruger ,,al vor Kunst
og Flid" for at vinde andre
for Diet. 0, Gud, lad Diet stedse
lykkes bedre, at:
din Low skal hSres Frelser.
mand
Saa yidt og bredt j allie Land.
AT Jorden den skal ryste."
mT rr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
JULEBREv FRA I'M

Jeg har / en- bel Manned
gaaet og tankt paa, at j Aar
fortjener I ct Julebrey saa langt
og k6nt som nogen Sinde, ON
.ieg nu bare er Mand for det. -
10, for Vi markede godt, hvor.
dan 0nsker og Lengsler og Bon
ner fra Jer m9dtes med wore
tyers over Hayet, Vi saa Diet !
Brevene og kendte Diet paa Ga
verne, som I fra Udlendigheden
sendte de hjemvendende. -
TAX! Inderlig Taxi = at l kom
Moder Danmark thu i Afgerelsens
Stund. al god Gave kommer
ned fra Lysenes Fader," we'd vi
til ham vii Vi ogsaa sende Fel-
lestakken.
M vii jeg gerne gore ier en-
Glade til Gengeld. saa tanker
ieg. den sterste, jeg selv fix, er
Gladen / Jesus vor Frelser, og
derfor VII ieg skrive derom. Jeg
erindrer, hvorledes en- hvidhaa-
ret Prast iblandt ier fortalte mig
ON sin Julepraken. Den skulde
handle ON den store Glade,
som han sad og udstuderede Pre-
kenen, bankede en- bel Klasse
Smaaglader paa hans Dor. De
Wide ind med, men fix like Low.
..Nei. for det er meget pent af
de Smaafyre." sagde han, men
ieg selv og ale mine er dog gla-
dest, naar den store alene fyl.
der min Sjal og g%enklinger !
de andres derfor maa Puslin.
gerne blive i Forstuen, om Vi
ret skal faa ,~,gledelig Jul" ia
rigtigt, kere gamle Yenl
Taxi
Og nu tenker jeg paa allie jer
derovre i Kontorer og Butikker,
i Varksteder og Fabrikker, hvor-
dan kan I nenne at sige: vi
har like It'd for den store !" -
og derived bedrage elders egen
Sial med elders Traylhed9 -
Jeg tanker paa per, I Tusinder
Iaf Farmere og Vindyrkerel Hyor
kan / ganske overh6re Juleklok-
kerne fra Herrens Hus, som dog
blev bygget for at bringe jer
den store Gladei" - Jeg ten.
ker paa jer, | unge s%tuderende,
Bankmend og andre Bestillings.
mend, hyor kan en- eneste af jer
alene leye for D6gnets Glader
log glemme Evighedens Glades-
budf Jeg tanker paa dig,
som ] Aar fix din Lon fordoblet.
Err Diet like en- TAX verd I'll
ale code Gavers Giyerf OF
Ipaa dig, som just j Aar oplevede
en- stor Sorg eller Skuffelse, be-
Tanker du, at just den kalder dig
ind til Herrens GledeY Jeg
tanker paa de store Forskelle
blandt jer mellem fattig og rig,
husker I, at den store Glade"
kom til lord for at udjayne Diet
smaa og samle jeres Tanker ON
Diet storef Jeg tanker paa
jer Titusinder af danske unge i
Ve~sterled, som de smaa, smud.
ge Syndegleder er ude efter for
at lokke jer til Diet store Fald,
og beder jer fra felles Moder:
Vend jert Sind til den store Gle.
de ! Jesus Kristus; alene j
er der Fremtid og Haab og Rig
domslykke for elders sielel -
Jeg tenker paa en- halv Mill.
af smaa og store, ct Danmark
bag Hay, som vi liver S5ndag
beder for fra vor Pradikestol @
liver Dag i wort Hammer. Jeg
Wide saa gerne, at vi tilsammen
kunde holde Julefest med Je.
lsus, Julens Konge og bedste Ga.
We til os. Og paa dig, som
intet Julebrey faar herfra, skriv
nu alligevel eet hjem for dette
herl Jeg ensker jer ale:
Gledelig JUL
II. G. Vedsted,
Priest we'd Garnisons Kirke
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-23
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-23
Threw Stones Through
Windows Of Houses; 10
Sentenced And. Fined.

Duluth, MINI. Dec.~23s-Judge H..
s..sParker became a geologist aforta
short time here recently and his desk
in municipal court 'resembled q min.
Ing engineers specimen cabinet.
tons came about. through the case Of
Ed. Goose, a Finlander, arrested after
he had smashed several windows in
an attempt to find his home In a To-,
cal lodging house. Finding the doorS
of several neighboring houses locked,
Goose became angry and thought he
might b able to enter by the win!
.dows II he broke them. Or, at least
awaken someone who Would LET him
in;sahe told the court. .fEa !
Searching for something with
which to smash the windows, his at
tention was attracted to 4 pile of
crushed stone and he filled his Pockets
and directed a fdssilade against the
windows OF one house, but no one vol
unteered to open the door.
HeSthen shifted his attack to an ad-
joining house and laid q barrage,o of
crushed rock against the windows
with like result. AS he was maneu-
vering t o a better position for his
stone artillery, preliminary to.an adj
vance against q third house, the po-
lice arrived. ~.
After comparing the crushed stone
he had in his pockets at the time of
his arrest with that found in the
houses, Judge Parker fined him 500
or six months in Jail. Goose lacked
the necessary cash and went to the
wOrkhOuSe~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-23
ADVERTISEMENT.
SUFFERED 20 LONG
YEARS, SHE STATES

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this medicine has just been
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-23
MUST RAISE TAXES.

Duluth. MINI, Dec. .23.-Thle tax
rate limit for school levies here must
be raised from l3.5 to 20 n.dlls by. the
1egislattSaffessssG
1standards OF EMERGENCY III" rffgE 'aa5drhaaHa
istration of Duluth schools lowered,
members of the local board Of. educASt-
ton agree. ),
The board at a recent meeting de-
cided ~ ask the local delegation to
the legislature to work for the pass
age Of a measure permitting the
board to levy up to 20 or perhaps ~
mill for general school fund purposes
instead Of the 1875 mills now fixed by
statute.
Incfease in operation costs, includS-
Ing chiefly teachers salaries, haA
p1acedSthe board where 1t has already
leviedsthe limit allowed by the pres.
ent law: and has been forced to carry
4 deicft over into next year.
80 Eh ~ 4- Hr = 's
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-23
Northwestern News

rangements to secure assistance from
Twin City bankers for emergency pur-
poses. In checking yer the paper
held by the bank, Attorney Bagley
states. the directors discovered that
some of the notes held were forged.
The discovery vas reported to the
chief national bank examiner and
the Federal Reserve bank Of Minne-
.apolis, was sent to Towner. December
II. to- investigate the matter. On his
findings, the board. Of directors, act
ing on the suggestions Of the chief
national bank examiner, closed the
bank Monday afternoon and the bank
examiner now in charge Of the bank
was ordered here.
Mr.. Patterson arrived in Towner
Tuesday afternoon and after con-
ferring with the directors began
checking up the institution. He had
not made sufficient progress early to-
day to make any statements concern
ing the bank. He minated that 1t
will require several days to complete
his work. The bank will be placed in
permanent receivership when Patter-
sons report Is submitted and in all
probability it will require an extend-
ed period. to liquidate the bank, the
financial situation in this section be-
ing such that forced collections ct
outstanding notes would not bring .
proper financial return.
At q conference OF Twin City bank
ers. officers of the Federal Reserve
bank and T.. l.. Beiseker in Mime
apolis on Monday it was decided that
necessary credit available for or
binary needs but in as much as the
national bank examiner had uncover,
ed Irregularities the usual procedure
of closing the bank was permitted to
take its course.
New Bank Planned. u
) Townerss directors of the institution
have announced their intention Of or
ganizing a new national bank for
Towner and taking over the assets
and liabilities of the closed institution.
The First National bank of Towner
was the oldest national bank in Nc
Henry county. 1T was organized in
1905 with $4,000 capital and. $1,000
surplus. Bergh became interested i'll
tho institution in 1915 When no pur-
chased one-third OF the stock in the
bank from J.. r. Carley. now of Min
reapolis, hen with the First National
bank Of Grand Forks and A. I.
Hunter. president of the First MAJ
tional&bank of Grand Forks. &
Attorney Bagley stated last night
that Bergh had expressed his willing
ness to turn ver all of his property,
valued at about $4,000, to enable de-
posters to secure their money. 1t is
believed that funds Bergh is alleged
to have diverted to his own use will
not exceed that amount to any great
extent. Attorney Bagley stated. There
is now due the bank approximately
BOG MN B. ~1~--A A~u~ -y "a
which may be realized through carc-
full management of the affairs Of the
institution, It was stated. There is MO
guarantee fund to protect ~depositors
in national banks as in the case 81
state banks in this state but stock
holders in a national bank can be as
sessed to protect depositors.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-23
IOWNER BANK
| DEPOSIT'|ORS
! DEEMED SAFE
Former Cashier Free Under
Bonds; Offers Private
Property, it is Said.

Towner, N. D., Dec. 23.-Henry H.
Rergh. vice president and cashier of
SShe First National bank Of Towner,
who was arrested Tuesday afternoon
On Q charge Of forgery, preferred
against him by Attorney Horace Bag
ley of Towner, attorney for the board
6f directors of the bank, waived pre-
aminary hearing when arraigned be-
TORE County Judge T.. c. Ellis Of
district court. His bonds, fixed at $5,-
400, were furnished by F. ]. Roble,
clerk Of court for McHenry county,
and W.T.. Sor1nerdorf of .Towner.
f The bank was closed Monday after
hoon by the board of directors, acting
Pm instructions from Fred L. Brown
Of Minneapolis. chief national bank
Examiner and j. F. Patterson of Min
heaEolis, national bank examiner, is
now in charge of the institution. Any
action to be taken against Bergh in
the federal courts will depend on ac-
ton taken by U. S. District Attorney
Eildreth of Fargo when the report Of
Mr.. Patterson is filed with the district
thc institution is completed.
Large. Sum Involved.
4 Bergh, it is alleged. included be-
tween 20 and 80 forged notes in the
Banks assets. The aggregate amount
Represented by the alleged forged IN
struments is reported to be between
100000 Inc $4,000. According to
Attorney Bagley. who was in charge
Of the bank for a week prior to it's
&nsing, n large part of the alleged
folA.sd notes were used by BergIl to
cover Individual Indebtedness OF tho
bank which in several instances eX-
1eeded the $4,000 limit the bank was
allowed to extend to any one tndi-
yidual and between $4,000 and $15,-
coo cannot be accounted for. It is
alleged that Bergh used this amount
for personal business ventures. He is
Interested in sheep raising and farms
Ing and, it is reported, these opera
fions have not been a financial suc-
cess.
g Directors of the bank. including T.
J.. Beisker of 'Fessenden, president;
G. Is. Nercilya. Towner abstractor; j.
A. Wisck'of. T6wner, automobile deal
pr. and G.. k.SOsjard Of Towner, sher-
st : Of. ,McHenry county. became
anxious concerning the management
Of the bank November % when a ma
tional bank examiner, who had ex-
Amined the institution, submitted his
report to the board. Attorney Bag
ley, who has represented the bank in
q number of litigations. was asked by
The directors to assume charge of the
bank and relieved Bergh as cashier
ten days ago, Bergh resigning. 1t
was deemed advisable to endeavor to
dispose of some of the paper held
by the bank and Attorney Bagley and
y. L. Beisekert made a trip, to Min
neapolis n made satisfactory ar
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-23
Minneapolis Woman Says
Tanlac Put An End To All
Her Troubles And She's
Now In Best OF Health.

Getting ones health back after
suffering as long as I did is surely
something TO be appreciated, and my
gratitude toward Tanlac is simply un-
bounded" was the sincere statement
made by Mrs. Clara Larson, Of 121
": 26th ST., Minneapolis, MINI.
For twenty years before I got Tan
tac l scarcely saw a we'll day, but
suffered all these long years with
rheumatism. kidney complaint, n
stomach trouble. Ny appetite was so
poor I ate little more than enough to
Keep me alive. and even this soured
and bloated me up until words can't
hardly get my breath. and 1 had such
awful headaches it just felt like my
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-23
DEMAND MORE EMPLOYMENT

Copenhagen, Dec. L. By Madl,,
workers In the house building indus
try; have adopted a resolution de-
handing that the government. with
out delay, commence the building OF
dwellings to mitigate; the alarming"
growth OF unemployment, and the
lack of housing accommodations.
Private contractors have practically
stopped building as they say,the bust
high wages and the dearth OF ma
teriats:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-23
WORKERS AND
MINERS u ME-
CONFERENCE TODAY

Philadelphia, Dec. 23.--Reprssenta-
tives of the anthracite Goa Operators
and mine workers resi- MED theft COT
ference here today n an effort to reach
an agreement on the demands Of the
men for increased wages and ether
concessions. ~
since early fall. At the last meeting III
this city, three weeks ago. the operat-
ors refused virtually all the demands.