davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30
ct 6rrhun0rr0nnrsmin0r.

Inrct 1920 bllr blauot meqtt
nnoet - ct Mertennr Tor Sen rllQclif.
tnlenOc @croeu poo beaqe 5iocr al
&tlanterh0oci, og NANCE mch Sem,
ior0i Set or 800 Narct for Sen Nc0i
uenhco, al ct uaunhm6ia cu8clif
Saoforn bIcu loat amcrifouif (Sor6.
- lloct % rpnaoatet hCnannQ citcr
al SoouinQa %is, - mcu ct Son
torn Iom arococ ell fraitiq og iTr
hCleS merfbnr Bert C%itcrhoert, ill set
tililut bier ieIuc Sc 6orcneoc Stntcr
al set. Sor / 1920 bar Oct, al noalc
lromme "a iorillGtC Turltoncre mo
lfibeoc Jig ira set hsitirfcliac GnG
lon6 onlbor6 Ell $50 Cons Sfuhe,
"Wnnflnmer" al NaOn. % Ile0 Tia /
Ell I%nlapnriG oa itri Serb oocr So
pet "a gif ilano pnn Sen bonroierc
auit, DC folbtC gicm GuqInno % toQ
lat pon bare %ipet, Tom be NomIc
Eltrttancrc alto toQ iut, Cntcn oct
par n1rb Snnfcr clCr NGucr, %
tpang Scoebrsb % GripIcI no al
2bcmnrfcn, mems ct itcrft N~nnoalip
arococ omfring Dem. Ger bIcu On.
bpaac pan Npbn9qe, mems me 6Guqt
niuger Tor i'm Groa SfpIo Tom opcr
fra aomlc Gnalonh / Grfcbitop
@au0a % aorl Sen iitca bcpUqcoc
Tibcr for puritouitimococ, @Iom
ilcr al NatIoncu oite. al aoroftcr "a
AunOitob oQ auluur. I'm pou IN
9roeoc frem aoIoni poo aoIoni.
lom ilutteNc li1 inmnen mco Siocu
% hoIot St0no moo m~ongcIaQ2
Gicnocr % tIl'jhit frmNt hTpNc iig
o%ocrior icloc NtoOcrlonoet9 Cocr-
arcb % blcp en- Notiou ca ct mrq
zig icIpitruOlg GorbrmO.
Dton'lomer"@ lille Rcjic, iom nj
M Ter ti!bogc p0u Den, hor en- M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30
Sehaeelie Cur.

) Chicago onbueoe@ Ser Sen 25N,
b. ct R%eiebureau i ~2luIcouina al
Den Oemotrotiite aorucrtion / Gan
Truncisco. Get er Sen oemofratiIfc
RatiouoIfomite TOM iorcitaor Eore.
taaenoet, % SCuijgter cr at iifrl
0eIegotcruc oq bercS @enncr en- be.
huaeIig Rcjic". ! Sor 1ranciaco
itaI Der opretics ct Ilaucloc Bureau,
fom fol eon DC rciienbc tiIhoaroe.
naar Siocr fommer nj al peuol
hem igien
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30
Sra Gvifldno.

Spiflano err enonu life fommet til
go efter Sen itore Spifofing Sc iioite
Tar Tiger. Set giPrer % foyer enbs
M oper belle Sanoet, % Tr9iioeilt
ebert ipneS at bare panifeligt for at
faa iig en- M &egiering, Iom fan bape
llbiigt til at bIi iiooenoe peo Stpret /
nogen lpngere Sio.
@allerS aobinet toe @flfeo to
@anae / 2obet al As elmer iioit / for
riqe llge. SPIRIT inbIenereoe belle &a-
binettet fine IfifeoSbegipringer pua
Snsoog, % Or. Bauer al Brpiioen-
ten blep opfororet til at refonitr1ere
Winiiteriet.
"a ioa bette par orbnet, bite Oct
liz, at set refonltrllereoe 8abinet
gonife pitt oelpiS beitoo al me Ser.
Toner, men Sen politiife 8lllsr bar
rforanorct. Set par - Iige1om oct
qamle - ct Solutions s&ubinet, Tom
pur blet oannet uben nogetiombelit
Senipr I'll be Setter, Der bar gipet
Observation-Disclosures, og alereoe
Sreoag Wiooog blep BET Iaa broget,
at ogiaa oct me Batter &abinet
nlaatte gaa lin Sci.
Nrbeioerlcoerne ,lob Or. Bauer BIZ
De, at hoiS bans &abiltet life ngteoe
at reIpeftere Ben S~perenSfomit, Tom
t~ioligere par blet inbgaaet meQem
Nrbeioerne % Heaierinaen og / &roft
al hpilfer @enernlitreifen blep boz
ret, ioa qioroe ban flogeit / at patte
ianmen itror.
"a oct gioroe ban.
llbenrigsminiitcr Wiiler if laa /
Sphrag at oanne IN Hegiering bpao
Ran giorbe / 2ebet al 2erbagen.
Suoroan Bette aabiret er Iantmeniat
ioreligger Ser enOuu ingen NplpS=
ming ON, anbet enc at Socialiiten
Serr Schliete er @icefan'ler og at
en- onbcn Socioliit, Serr Scbmiot, or
Socialminiitcr, men set oplpies, at
anbincttet teller Ter Socioliiter, fire
0emofrater og fire al GentrumSpar-
tiet. Oct ifol bare Or. WfiiQers Scr-
ii9t at gisre piotrGffenbe Snbrsm-
melier til Sagioreningerne, mems
han pil afpiie enfelte al oeres &rap.
Sm bette belt no pil t%ilfrebsitile Ir,
beiberne, pil ga mart pie iig.
Set ~iorlpber, al mango al Irbeis
berleocruc MI inoier, at set life gadr
on at 9aa iou piot ion at frHpe, at
Sagioreningcrne fol bare %etc. Net
oner oen tuife Hcaiering, mems paa
Sen auben SIDE Sen raoifale Sloi or
meget %ponitoaelig og upiaia til at
fire.
Trriioenten for set tpIfc 1saear-
beioeriorbimo Ser 9egien err / De
iioite Gage rnftct irem | Sorgrlrnoen
iom Ell al S~piflanb$ mU~gtieite %
MISUNDERSTANDING WGno. San hercr
til Den mere moderate 5lsi al grbei.
o~erleOerne % aior lit beoite FOR at
itnre flar al SpartociSmen % aom.
mInismen CO preper at holoe Irhei.
berinionernc uoenior biSie iiltrara .
oifaIe Seurgelier. Men lelp 2eeiens
Stanoplnft ioretommer 10 mango
nofiaa rooitalt.
Nfens 9ampen mclleIn "Sniirgeu.
terne" % ACCOMPLISHMENTS er
itilnet al paa mango Ste0er, err oct
paa andre uroligt enonu. SGrlis er
Def arumiet / Hubr. Giitrifiet. Set
lprimler al mobitrioenoe Seretninscr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30
Kpinoelie Gipil
Serpice. Gommislcr.

6eIen 6amiIton Gardner, Gntel
eiter Sberit z. u. Tar, er al 9rG,
iioenten uouRput iom Meolcm al s..
oil SCroice Commission. Sun ino.
taser Ylaoieu ri Charles ~. sal.
lODap ira Columbia. 2, g., iom iiior
bleu tuunsen til at oitr9oe, Oa YrG,
iioenten bopbe beitentt iig iii OF ON
orsnniiere aomiteen, Wrs. 9arbner
Tom err BET isrite tuinbelise Webler
al berne aomite, er isot i @in6ei,er
9irsinio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30
Seilaelcseelie uIopIis

CONNER Sarpentcr / ben fsoerale
SiitriftSret / Chicago uSitebte ben
25oe bS. Ell Srore, iielge bpilfen
Maior u. q. Galrgmple, Frobibi.
tionSoirefter for sc centrole Stater.
bar al tilbagelepere Ell Eel Sriffe.
parer ion hans 6olf bapoe Iagt @e-
lag paa uben icrit al hare icripnet
iia mco "lear1 parranrI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30
lleHemn,do.
~HpfummcrbiaeScr fra Ctticrnc.
xxi.

'
liz itor SfiI bar Ser cnoml 0eraan
life bIanbt be ifnnoinnpiifc 6orrc,
%ning2nrTu0 / minneapolis. Ge itsrr
oa nler ccntralt ~beligqenoc BUTTE
aucrtertc uiihrof / norifc, iucnifc o
oanife NIooc % cnfelte ogiaa ! .
enaeIlfc Ioaopiicr, men oct bar me-
i Oct iluoo. Napnc iom z 8. @icrt
icL -. 8. Yctcrion, r<ohn Gf'tiC
aruo G9Iciou, ,&obu u. Nllct'cIoi
&auitruu'crnc, Sloan x %cpcroo
/ q. Vaul ca cntcltc nuorc f"orcfon
bel / NnnonceIpalternc, men 0el
ercitc itonoinooiifc Siehmou0, ion
eitcr &onna' Wcning ioritoo Bar
Diem al ipitcmotIir % uaiIoocllg re
flame, par Z. e. GIion Get "a.
ogioo en- ficu0t SoN al iuQcu Sfou
oillup / belle Hnuoct hopoC lna ltoI
! Sorrctuin9 ION han; on man maottO
ga lutte liz til, al Hcflomcu hono,
Ienuct liq. %onn2 hou0C Itn6l0 mcnt
at oQioo Ecutiu2 x So. buroe oucr
tcrc; men iao goo @i2lc2mano Il.
mouicu por, ioo bou0C han life ocr
reitr Goritnoclic Al ocitc. lianr Ocr
Tor en- Cutclt Wou2a Stnl0 ltIlog
upcrtcrc9, inu blcu oct bare no.
&m2lcri. Get por. iour ON oc ltuloc
al VcuQc iii Wii2liouCn. SImonicn
iuoIo0 liz uroia poa GrpcrimGlicr.
aom oct al pnu pcrionliQ Ncrsriug
mc0 &mbcrnc, nnr han Ell lnno Wfc.
tier. Stlm2ruo bouOc oQ life
belt ll0cn @rlnh iuot ON ham,
at ban uor iIclp iom Ell HInl oQ liitig
iom Cn SlauQc. pQ al han tlmoc inn
ia lprtcrc / en- nollucr Ncn0iuQ enc
@clicbub icIp Gnn fluoc oQioa Qiprc
'un rorhclaQtiNc ,<l0tisb lont han.
Oct, lom ioticoc2 S%imouicn, cltcr
bunn ,Sonoa bnp6c rc9nct no, pur
itort ll6inn, Ycripcftip, ON man lore
trrtfer at faIoc 0ct ioa. Nou hauoc
aonct meo pun lloGlOcl'cn % l(obrc
0cIien al NoQcu ON Stmarllo, iom
10 par ctlInQa inoircttC &ctInmc Tor
Glrmoct mcu oct unr life Ioroi hnt
trocbc. set par goo Nlarc2. &onaa
hapoe 0oQ nIlcrcbc mco Stoltbco finn
net pCQc pna nogcn Tru9tcr AZ bette
Tor Ell @roccru'orrctnlnl lloQct ertra
orhmGrc Torctn1cu0e. Stipnt NoQcn
cnhuu life hnp0c nUrct noe lUnNc uot
til, al Eolt hOuoc ronct rlQijQ Tor
oeict Den, huu0c here AZ Dc table
Hlulocr bcNunot al lie inNom Nutltcn
lQicrL huilIct pll ii, al hc poulp holot
pno at fonmc mlocr Simonicn& gooc
&noiInocIlc. Ntcn 0cumc uc9ntipc
NctIonc bar life not, Ger muotte
loQct pollttut ill
NicO oiaic oN %liQncuOc (unter 2it
&onc2 iponGcr, "a hon bIcu Wteotnoc
hooer a. Norrctnln0en. Nl TOO
M'ooIct tIorrre Tor ham enc lo9cn
,tnoc. Slmonicn x Sllon 'tllloc %
moottc hi ell ri1tI0 Itor N''Urc -
Den ~'lrr'tc @I@nc2 ! 1T Sla92 | Ytln
ncapoll@ oN 'tllloc Den hlI oct, 'aa
loritoo han at oct blcp bans Sua
al bruce me NelC. San tpllct lite ior
ct CIcbllt pno i'm Gonc Ill at Qirrc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30

S~crt9linaen ON Sonas oil no
fonme / 9osiorm / Silni. Yriien blir
500. Hlc, ionl maatte snife %ogcrl,
beoe$ inoienoc fine @citillingcr til
"Seccrab.G Soften" ltrnr, Tor at Spla
acts Sterrelie fan beitemmeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30
Sioux City Kvsgmark'

.....S 9.To-l3.0O
". oa Kyier S.00-12.0o
Stockers and feeders.... oV-!o.OO
Calves and yearlings... -i''Vg
Swim. bulk.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30

SortI9ttes poa iibite Sibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30
Chicago K~vsgmarked.
Kansas City Kv1gmarked

,Sl1.76-13 90
V;ar &c Ky;er 7.15-16.25
Stockers and feeders..- 1.oO-is.so
49, 12.Co-16.50
- 9.00-1i.50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30

ESrxEYs 20 sEco~n CLASS N.TT1A lrsE iSTn 1895 Al
rHr Pes, oyros At pEoosAr. Iowa. uNpsB rHY ACT
OF Co~zr~~s ov NAwrHS. iw.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30
Omaha Kvegmarked.

Hornkyag Native stcersl2.OO-lo.OO
~. on Ky;er .... 7.15-l2.00
Sockets and feeders. :.bo-13.75
swim Bulk of sales......1B7o-i5!S0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-30
notwithstanding,
sgd St. Paul Kvasmarked.

81. Warts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

Clarkson avenue anywhere. Otto +. Perry
did not appear in the City Directory No
trace Of him could be found.
Another side of the brown paper with
which the box had been wrapped was in
scribed From Edward Johnson. Rockford,
Washington" But with the aid of a magni
flying glass Captain Carey found that the
postmark was that OF the Spokane. Wash.
!ngton, post office. Rockford is a little
town about eighteen miles southeast Of
Spokane, and almost on the line between
Washington and Idaho.
Affixed 10 the wrapper was 0ne-doliar
postage stamp. and another for twenty
cents So the person who sent the pack
age paid $l20. And some postal clerk
along the line between Spokane and New
York weighed ii up and found 1t was five
cents Shorthand stuck on q fve-cant
postage-due stamp.
The little body was in n mans shirt box.
It bore the trade mark of ST. Louis firm
which has been out Of business Tor two or
three years. 1t was of a type seldom seen
i'm the United States these days. foreign
make which has not been imported since
early in the World War. The style and
size marks were still on the box, aud the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

post office? Is It not more probab BILE that
the mother OF the newly born infant did
not stir that day? Then who did perform
that strange errand for the mother?
And now the question%-why was the poor
little thing mailed? The answer involves
the complexities Of human psychology.
In the first place 1t may be concluded
that the baby was mailed lot merely to get
rid Of it. Those stamps to the total Of
sl.20 indicate that 1t was a purposeful at.
tempt to send the little body to somebody
and that IL was worth that much money at
least, to do 1t.
Very we'll: then tho post office was not
used merely as n means OF disposal. II
this Is correct deduction then the person
who carefully packed and wrapped and adj
dressed and paid sl.20 in postage on that
package really meant to have it reach
somebody. Therefore It follows that the
name OF the pei son 1t was addressed to
must have been genuine and correctso
far as the sender knew. And the address,
of that person, OF course. was the best the
sender knew
But the address was ono that does not
exist. Did somebody. purposely give fic-
titious address? And IL tho address was
false was the name lotto T.. Perry" also
bogus? But the sender OF that pitiful
parcel NO doubt believed there was an Otto
Perry and that he could be reached at that
address.
DID tho sender OF the package blundcr
in writing the address? Or was the sender
Intentionally provided with this wrong adj
dress? II the answer to this last question
was known II would be easy to reason that
some woman who had been imposed upon
in this lesser matter OF some mans ad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

lot number was observable. although it
had been partially erased. either by acct
dent or design. The outer wrapping OF
brown paper was the same as a small
piece that still adhered to the inner side
OF the box.
The handwriting Of the address was
either that of 4 rather iiliterate person. or
had been disguised 20 give that impression.
1t was large and sprawling and cur!ously
punctuatcd. 1t looked as though it had
been scrawled in great haste. And then
the address was arranged In far from Or
thodox fashion. West 419" formed one
line: "Clarksoh ave-" made another.
The return direction written in
smaller hand and at first sight appeared to
be tho work of another person. But
careful comparison showed Captain Carey
that the writing was the same. Whocvtr
did 1t took moro time in writing "from
Edward Johnson. Rockford. Wash" on.
viously. however. II there were real
Edward Johnson in Rockford. Washington,
he did not label n package containing the
body OF a baby for return to himself.
Then the Medical Examiners office made
report on the findings OF the autopsy.
The condition. Of the lungs showed that
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

the little girl had lived and breath1lfor
Few hours certainly or more. Tho cause
OF death was given as suffocatiCn. but
whether tho baby had been smothFed by
human hand or had died a natural death
IL was impossible to determine. There
was no food in the little stomach and the
body was in a remarkably well preserved
state after six-day trip.
There was nothing to show whsher tho
little girl had been murdered or not. Only
a technical violation of tho health laws
had been committed in sending the body
to New York. So there was nothing.
really for Captain Carey to do in the mat
ter except notify the Washington authori-
ties. If the body had been mailed in New
York the police would have sought to dis.
cover the sender or the mother for trans
porting human body without permit.
1t is n misdemeanor. also, to conceal the
birth OF child in New York Stnc
But aside from the legal aspects OF tho
case the elements OF human mystery sur
rounding that lifeless little one are many
and peculiar
The baby girl had lived-it was perfect
in form and It's little machinery OF vital
organs were all in excellent condition.
Then why did it die?
And when did 1t die? Was the child
purposely sincthnred and then packed iii
the box and mailed? Was the infant girl
alive. warm and breathing when it was
placed in that shirt box which was to no its
temporary tomb?
No positive answer can be made to those
questions.
And the mystery OF the motive Is even
more puzzling. Whether the little one was
dead or was alive when It was wrapped up
in its cardboard coffin-why was II packed
and shipped in the parcel post mail?
Whose hand laid 1t in the boz and
wrapped the paper about II and tied 10
string and wrote the address? Perheps
the mother
But who mailed It? Who carried It to
the Spokane post Office and bought that 81
stamp? Postage stamps Of that value are
not kept In the house. Whoever mailed
the baby undoubtedly went to the post
office to buy that stamp.
Would the mother OF a day-old baby
be likely to he up and dressed aud able IL
go out and make that visit to the Spokane
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

dress had also. perhaps, been betrayed IN
the greater matter Of the parentaGe of the
litsle one
Whether worthy or unworthy parent. It
is difficult to escape the conclusion that
lotto Perry" was the father OF the infant
Somebody wanted him to sec that lifeless
form. Did the mother promise to do away
with the expected child and therefore was
she sending him unquestionab'c evidence
that she had kept her vow? Or was il the
vengeful act OF wronged and deserted
swt etheart?
And one thing more-the name and al
dress OF the sender which the Government
requires shall be on the parcel Some
name, any name would do-any name hut
the name OF the mother Edward Johnson
was well enough Spokane? Now here
suHlety enters, subtlcty characteristic OF
womans mind. Rockford! Rockford,
eighteen miles from Spokane, little town
OF perhaps thousand inhabitants Rock
ford! Otto Perry" would remember Rock,
ford. He would remember the July day
when he took her for a motor 'de and
how they stopped, coming back at Rock
ford for bite to eat AT the roadhouse.
And what happened after that--he would
remember Rockford
The little form has been laid to rest
among the thousands OF unknown dead in
New York's POtte.'s Yield And on the
Judgment Day will tho little one open its
blue eyes and call for its mother in Spo.
kane. three thousand miles away? And
then. and not until then. vii! the mystery
of otto Perry" and the parcel post infant
be solved?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
}
Y
~ G
IRONS ]
T0PAN|('
arkoe, Proni-
F; Physician,
Radical.
ANS DOCTOR
RACED. Admit
Belief When
I'd.
RACED, Admit
Belief When
I'd.

! lS.-Dr. James
IN surgeon. was
~ while taking
he morning SER
BILE st. Georges
! Church. FIJI
tnyvesant Place,
; district of New
captured after
group Of parish
gave his nane
hellcy. and later.
Kin. The police
he had escaped
Eastern State
no at Williams
,lthy vestryman
friend and per-
Picrpont Nor
'ner there. He
Collection.
crowded with
OF them repre-
'ealthiest fami-
Ten the shooting
.koe was walk
isle. taking up
the choir was
As no reached
q. the rear and
te plate. Shelley.
4 to- tho nisIe.s
tee and fred at,
lllet struck him
he collapsed In
canned and mon
ats. some to the
and others in
slant. Shelley.
his hand. lcaped
physician and
OF the church.
singing in an
ngre cation.
tootinE. Z
shooting. His
At members OF
we're pursuing.
Tiedman. the
ie hoor in tino
bullet. which
Morgan Jones.
'om the schurch
re. DR.. George
at man to reach
he mans arm,
% wriggle him
gh to fire an
Grazed Or.
al other mem.
lon had thrown
and were holdi
, policeman arr
/, prisoner and
G station.
Ia Hospital.
rkoe had been
irch and placed
! he was being
+; reGained con-
4, II will be all
npsed. He was
n-Hospital. but
1T into that in
tea that he had
f, ,ording to the
lot more who
too he is re-
then questioned
20. Shelley told
from an insane
Is. Mimi. after
attempts. SIX
; to Gary. Ind.
ght q revolver:
ever since and
3 shooting.
Radical.
Sc Shelley had
lvania terminal
y, several rad
, had n draft
registered Sep-
r tho name OF
2oa Fourth
8. There werc
cards reading
!" and In tho
isenting Swift
any and Kerk-
TO. him and
70 had tho adj
Street. Duluth.
elieve II was
d Him.
10 DR.. Brewer
ey seized him;
listened to DIR,
raise money.
money and I
ke the people
~ o. hot - ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

I am a Bal
this world waa
,ithout money.
and the hrsr
\ demand for
d shooting.
oadi lPase \
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-28
INTEREST To WOMEN
Miss Haggerty Bride
At Pretty Ceremony

One Of the autumn seasons most
attractive weddings took place today
In the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
HaRgerty, 703 Chestnut street, when
their daughter, Blanche Estelle, be-
came the bride of Dudley Carlisle
Schnabel, son Of L. H. Schnabei. 500
Belmont avenue. The groom is a grad
nate Of the University of North Da-
kota. and a member OF Beta Zet2
chapter Of Sigma Chi. The bride has
also attended North Dakota university.
She is a member of Psi Omega Psi So
rority.
Crysanthemums In floor baskets, and
on tall pedestals made a background
for the altar before which the nuptlal
vows were exchanged. On either slde
were ferns and palms. Cathedral can
dies lighted the room.
The bridal party descended the
stairs to the strains Of the Lohengrin
wedding march. Mrs. j. H. Buchholz
presiding at the organ. The bride en-
tered with and was given In marriage
by her father. Her gown was fashloned
OF charmeuse satin, trimmed with pro
caded lace and pearls. A band OK
orange blossoms held the veil, n IN
the shower bouquet. were white roses
and valley lilies. Her sister. Miss Edna
Haggerty. in a pink organdy frock,
was leE OIiS hASS
ston, a fraternity brother Of the groom,
was best man.
Preceding the party was little Miss
Mary Weaver Of Doyon, N. D.. who
carried the ring in the heart OF a white
rose. She wore a daintily berufled
frock Of white organdy.
Just before the sacred vows were
exchanged, Mrs. l.. F. Fisher of Thief
River Falls sang Beloved 1t Is Morn"
and later "I Love You Truly and o
Promise Me-"
A four course wedding dinner was
served at 1880 O'Clock. the dining
room arrangements in keeping with
the autumn season. There were cover
for eighteen guests. Assisting were
Mrs. Bruce Lehman. and Misses Ruth
Brown, Aletha Bird and Marie Vale,
sorority sisters of h bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schnabcl left on the
noon train for points in the east. They
will return to Grand Forks to make
their home.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-28

George Washington was guilty of a
similar completely in armed rebellion
against the existing government Of his
country. Again, Mr.. Editor. you say
that Mayor MacSwiney seems to be
a billiant If somewhat erratic young
man." An English editor, -swsitta8 at
the time of the American Revolution
in the same strain. But why delay?
Let us come to the point at issue.
Was Mayor MacSwiney's death a
case Of plain suicide. or was it the
act Of a hero who ave all he had for
his Countrywide died to vindicate the
principle that governments derive
their powers from the consent of the
governed? should Mayor Macswiney
go to a suicides grave "~unhonored
and unsung," or does he deserve q
place in the Hall of Fame of a CRATE
full nation? Let US see. What is a
suicide? Suicide is a voluntary taking
Of ones own life-an usurpation of
Gods supreme dominion ove life
and death by one in a sound mind.
Suicide is an act morally bad in it,
self. Was Mayor MacSwiney's act
suicidal? If you believe so. then you
must take for granted as true the at
tack recently made by your contem-
porary that with Catholics THE end
justifies the means" Why? Because
a priest Of the Catholic church daily
attended the mayor. a. bishop Of the
same church administered to him.
But for your information I will add
that the Catholic church does not cor
slider his act suicidal. A priest, aye,
even a bishop could not administer to
a man who voluntarily enters and re-
mains in the proxinlate occasion of
sin.
Mayor MacSwiney's hunger strike
which ended in his death last Mon
day was not suicide, neither was It