davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17
oauSsmannidnftlihe nnb llnterltft
mas %ereine.

oaubSmannidnftlide nnb llnterIti;t
mas : %creiue.
@creim Saoem, Seri. om 2. Mitt-
mod i. 90. in 922 @a. 9lpe. N.-8.
Sofob @ira, Sefretdr, 1913 g
Str. &C.
SlmerifaniIder llntcrititnugS-
%creiu, Gba5. Gromlid, &rdiiOent.
@ic. @icsan0, GcfretGr, S24 6te ct.
:. IS. Eel. Jranflin 1851. @cri.
am 2. 9ien8tog i. &c. in 922 8a.
Iue., &c. %.
pcNcnoarmitGStcr lluterititmnaS-
herein @ni( Spobn, &rai.; Sobn
Mciningcr, SefretGr, 1920 @dte
Ctr. SIC. @cri. 3. Mittmu6 /. SO.
III 922 ga. A@c. N.-8.
EattbentIdrr Screen, @aibiuatra.
}. Is. Gefretdr: 8in. Stuermarn.
II Gbcltmit Str, Safoma &art, 0N
@rrI. am 1. 0onrerStog /. so. i'm
GQtl9erDlttD.
lInterititnugs-Snno, Siitrift yin,
100. Mei9 0ieB, 5efretar, Wt. &al-
nier, 500. @eri. am 4. Diensta9 i.
SO. in go. 922 ga. gbe., N.8.
y@aiGingtun Wctser llnterit it,
nags-&crcin" Nraiioent: stephan
6ranf, 200 Ge6ite ctr. GO. Sefre-
tar: Srit @eB, 1t2 4te Str. RS.
Ger,f am T.. 9ienStag /. W1. in ~
Ya. ,;iuc. 1913.
@iibslm Sca llnterltitnusS-Gje'
ieaihaft. &eri. am 8. Woatag i. Wt
in 922 $50. slpe. &.-B. NS ii 9at6
f6miot, Sefretar, 907 %. StroBe
Norowelt
Sufel graIg &erouiisurgsucrein
%eri. am 2. Dienstug /. 90. i'm Sart
1crbunb. Geo Woir, Sefretar. 1871
Grlte Str. 1913.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17
&ufidmnng bes San6els nit
N%entidlan0.

8aibington. Obmobl 5pil1en ben
8~ereinigten Staaten uno 9eilti1.
lano uno Selterrei6 nod elm teh-
niiber &riegs5uitanO beitebt, nimmt
Der Sanoel nit ienen 2dnoern raid
gu. 9eri9te oes Sanoelsoeparte.
ments iagen, oaB Die 4usfubr nab
9eutlblano mGbreno Der IL am 30.
Sum- 81 Gnoe gegangenen wfo-
note $202,176,079 betrug gegen
$S,S1S.8S2 wabreno Der entipre-
6enoen t2 Monate bes Sabres por-
Der. 9ie ginfubr aus Dentl6lano
ltieg bon $944,9 81 in 1919 arI
$45,085,9 75 mdbreno 0es am 1.
Sui ~geenoeten Sabres. Sic Mus
fubr nod Oelterrei6 wnroe mi.
ST ,847,127 bepertet gegen ni1tS
i'm goriabre. 9ie @infubr ans ie-
rem 2anoe in oerielben Beriooe
bate einen @ert BON $685. 1OS.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17
na9 Der
Ialtrn 0eimat

8eridte aus Der alien Vetnot ia
aen luls tdgli6 Oeutli6er, 0aB Die
fommcnocn Wiintermonute Die Sepol-
fcrung 0cutlhlanOs, OeterreldS,
ltnqarns uiu. Uolltommen u%ngenii-
qeno geflei0et mo iiir Die talten 8In-
termonatc nidlt uorbereitet antriift.
Is lit Der oeljtihen 8eDolterung ell.
iacb umn0glidl &lciouHg al belbai
ieit. is iolte nun Die Efli6t zines
icocn Entertainers leir, Die ubgclcg-
fem &lei0ungaltilde Den M%noerluanO-
ten oriibcn %5ll3uicn0cu. lin nun Ie'
0crmamn @clcgcubcit 81 gebell, alei-
0algSititde oils Niebesgaben 5u lcn-
0ciL bictct Die NmerIcan-G european
transportation Gp. in Ybiln0elpbiu,
70 bis 40 9tortb 9Suter Street, Den
G~cricn0eru Don 2%icbeSgaben, mie
alei0ungsitiide lul0 2ebensmittel,
,m5lllI o0er 3ulammen gepadt, bill
ligc acknowledgements mo iin0et
man bic Moten 0ieicr Weiellidaft int
&n5ti8cateil. Is lin0 Oieie ipe5ieue
]iaIcn. Man pade Die 81 i~enoen0en
@egcnltdntt i'll ltarfe @oI3filtcn, oil
5ci0cn Scitcu nit SanOeiien beihIa-
GEN. 20rciiicre bic &ilte an bic yer
mou0ten un0 ua8cle iiber oieie N0rei-
ie Ell Stiff Cartoon NIT Der 9(0reiIe.
(Amcricca european Transportation
Co. 1850 9tortb g8ater Street,
@bi(o0elpbia, ga" Gbcnio nergeIle
man nid)t, Die N0reiie De5 A~bIcnOcrs
81 pcrnicrfen. Man ienoe oieie Site
per GrpreB prepaid nn6 Ybila0cl-
pbia. 3ur ielben 3eit ienoe man per
8olt Na6rid)t al Die Company ullo
lego Gbed o0er M~oneporoer fir Sen
transport BON Gwbilooelpbio nQd)
@uuie bel. Na6 Grbalt Der Senouno
miro Der &erienoer &e6nlng uno
qmpeiiung fiir ocn GmpfGnger, mel
de NmpeiIung all ben @mpfGnger al
ilbericnoen lit, per @oit 5%llgeionot.
Der 0ienit lit abioll1t 0ltDerlGllig
uI0 tonnell Die @lbicn0cr oamit red.
ncll Dob Die Senoung IN ARIA s $50.
den in bic @duoe Ser GmpfGnger ge-
langt.
Sic American european Grans-
portation Company lit ser 6ormar.
Der fiir 0en @ilfafono PHILADELPHIA,
fir Den proteitantii9en SiIfSfono,
mir ocn &irhlid)cn SilfSOcrbanO, fir
Die General A2iiiiolorp Societp Of tie
German &aptiit GburdeS Of Nortb
9mclica, fiir Sic Catholic Central
oocIctp Of 4lnerica olo Statc on0
Giltrict Sranhes.
Die american european Grams
p~ortntion Gomponp bat cigene 9aqer-
pidbe un0 Offices in @am6ura, un0
jiuar 9eiditraBc 8 bis 10. Gin Ser
trcter BON @amburg lit ougenblidlid)
nit Grlollbnis Der bieii0en Meoicr-
ing %alpcicn0 I'M meitere Gerbe1Ier-
nllgen al beiprcdell mo aud Die
AHlerItaler 3u mcIteren Illltrengul-
gen 81 uernlllnlicn.
@er ielbit ni6t Die 3eit bat All
poden fam lib Bitten iiber gum Ser
Iunot fommctlOe &iiteu 5uienoen loi.
len uno iinO bieie 3uiommenltellunl-
gen borteilboft uno biQig.
Sauienoe BON Ancrfenmungs DIRE
ben liegen in Der Office 5ur Giniidt-
nabme often. 9lusfinite jeoer art
meroen itets gerne crteilt.
@Eliet GurenNngeb0rigen unO fem
set Sure 2iebesgaben an oie Mmc-
ricon.Guropeom Transportation So.
philadelphia. 9er feline Nngeb6ri-
acn briibcn bat, lcnoe leine abgelegtcn
alciomngsitiide eirL un0 es miro Damn
oicIe &Ieiounasltiide fiir aagemeinc
Gerteilung nah orauBen ien0eu.
Spe5ielle Sradtratcn iiir @ilfsge.
icai6oftem &irden uno iiir 2iebes-
9obcn melhe fiir allgenleine @ertei-
lung beltimnt iino.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17
0rlft Den NOtleiOrROem!
V.

we StQ0t O0rIlllllllO lurleU I'LL
0cn @aibingtou Silisperein mie foI9t
-Dtdi 14ten 1920. &(uS Den 8erei-
niaien Staaten bon Amerifa lino Der
bieliqcn itGotii6eu &ermaltung Ourd
8ern1ittlung OcS 0euti6en 3entrdl-
NltSidulies fir Die Ameritubilfe 800
Stiiten f~on0eniicrte Wtilb oils &iebcS-
qabe 5ugegangeu. Sic Wtil6 miro 0e-
NAB Den 8eItimmungen Oes genoA1-
ten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5ugunlten ci-
nes Geiles Ser n~otleioen0en 8epolfcr-
ruig unO inSbcionoere 5%ugunlten M
tcrerndbrtcr S6ulfin0er Dermal0t.
Grit iebt erfnbre i6 Ourb Oos Gen
trulfonIitc Ser Octtiheu &ereiue BON
Hoten &relt5, ooB ol6 Sic 81 oen
Spen0ern 0icier Siebesgaben gebo-
rel.-Die langonomlern0e uno groBc
anappbeit an 9tabrungSmitteln ijbt
ibrC Deroerbli6en 9%8irfltngen ouf Die
@~eiunobcit ser gepolferung, namcIlt
lid Ser SltgenO, aus. &on Den 300
600 G%inmobncrn Der Sta0t 9ort-
nnln0 lit Elm eridredeno GROCER 5cil
ifmin0iiihtig, elm nod Oiel groBerer
Sell lci0et on ltnterernGbrung uI0
ibren b0ien 6olgcn. 3u Ser Hob.
rungsmittelnot fommen nod bil5lt
Wongel un0 &nappbeit an &lei0ulg
ul0 @Glde. Namentlid finoerreiG]e
Tamilien ul0 alte 9eute nit geri1-
gcm Ginfommcn itno 0oour6 bort
betroifciL OicIe f0rperli6en 9fGte
pcrltriodtn in ser Souptiahc mrdi
Ole iittliGen N0tc, unter oenen Dos
0elitl6e &oIf l6mer Iei0et. @er 5,lr
Grleidterung ser Grndbrlmgslolc
beitrGqt uno mer oen Wangel on
&leioung uno @Gi6e binOert, bilft
Dem 0cutiden 8olfe in mirfiamer
@ciie. 9ober mor Der bieligen
&eruultung Sbre 2iebesgobe iebr
pillfommen. Sd bite Sic, fir Sbre
bod)bdr3iqc 3umenoung uno fiir bic
len 8erpeis m%armber5iger Wenlden-
mo 9eGdltenlie6e, meinen ber5lidItcn
Qanf entgegcn5uuebmen. @lei65ei-
tio bite id Sic, oieien 0anf audi al
len Spenoern unO 6reunoen giitiGlt
iibermitteln 81 monen.
Der Gberbiirgermeiiter: 8 6 ) I.
Gle 5toot grfurt i6reibt: @ir ia
gen Sbncn ber3lidit Ounf fir Die ge-
i1enfte f~onoenfierte Wil6. 0ieieI5e
mllroe infer idmangeren Srauen ullo
fleinen &in0ern perteilt.
geo.: SEIZE.
SIN 6ebruar 5. s. muroen 200
iiberallS eleno m~isiebenoe 8olfSihul.
finder mno aud einige Der Witteli6u
lie ongeb0renoe &inoer nod Dem 9ard
our GrboIung gei6idt. Bon oieicn
9inoern' ltno piele 0onfbriefe 6ierbcr
gcididt moroen, Ole mir in unierem
Sournal gum Cell abOruden nollen.
9ier lit elmer 0apon:
ga0 Sadia, Is. WGr5 1920. 2iebe
omerifouiide 6reunOe! Sd beige
&urt Dei6grGber. Wein Sater III
8ellner. 8ir 'mobnen 3 Sreppen
bod llno baben 2 Stllben &ommer
un0 Slide. Sh babe 3 @ei6miiter.
Au6 meme @roBeltern mobnen bel
uns. sd bin i6on 6 8o6eu bier
uno bin gang braun g%ebrannt. SD
piinibe, oaB redt piel &inoer 5llr
Grbolllng nod 8ao Sadia fommeu.
SD onnfe Sbnen, Dab id bier bIei-
ben fam. aurt 0ei6graber. (0fit,
geteilt b. 8aibington 9ilfsperein.)
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17
@n ~mmiere 9lbOnnentem!

9e Sfpierigfeit ouf 4ommiIion ar6eitrnoe &oaeftorcn 81 6ehur
men, 3pngt uns, rnfere geebrten N6Onnencn 81 bitter, 0as imGag
faaige announcement in unerer Office, no 6e Shale q. &, au begletter
gr fno iber5eugt oaB es rmieren @6onnentcn MIR cine flene @hbe
madt, oiefr unRrer Bite naf3ufon1nen, elmer 9ite, 0ereu GrfIlmfa
rns groBe l1ntofen erpart uo inns 81 gleider 3it in sic Gage perfscn
miro, Die Guntme, Die mir auf oifc &eiie erparen, auf ole gerbeierumg
Der 3ehrng 5u berpenben. Ser &cralsgeber.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17

itS "a
81 20 Y
aw 10y
~
W.iana @ereiMe.

@aI6instGn GGu9cr6uuO, S14 {
Ctr. g. gS. Martin @ie0ano, Srdi
RifarO 9rouner, Sefretdr. 314 {
Str. Gt.-@. -@eri. un 2
0icnstag /. "a
Wcrmania Maanerdur, 922 8o
}tuc. M.-8. @rdiioent: Sobn 9teit
5rfrctGr: Srib SGfiner, 1850 gla
ocnSbur0 9iooo, &c. e. &er(amul
lung am T.. 0onnerStag /. 81.
SnngerunuO Samenuereip Sel
an :. M,',ttpod /. 3d., abenOs s lily,
II GougcrbuiIo.
NriOu TnmenuereiM. Srou 9
Hrlnute 4Srdi. &erl. om 2. W%tittpce
u, nben0s s llbr.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17
Nrrcins= GaltMOcr

Oie Scrren SefretGrc itn0 gcbeten,
ms ltetS bon Observation-Disclosures
ionic bon Sorgangell in ibreli Serei.
ucn Yeri6t 81 9e6cn, unO iinb mir
Itets beltrebt, iol6e an geeigncter
STEELE ouf5uncbmen.
@rcis fir ole Snicrtion Der adr-
tie $3.50 pro Sabr.
9eMtider @aiienbanSnereiu. Brd
Iioent Wortin 8icgnno; Sefretdr:
@ermunlI IS. GinfIcr, 10 Se6itc
Strobe, N.-B. Oircftoren-8eri ON
9. Sountag /. sc
s~yrauen &ilfSbcrcin Oes 9cmtideu
@aiIenGanics, 6rou Gbos. Supper
tlts. &rGii0entin; Sefrctdrin: 6rau
9culint gSoltber8, 9(nocoltiu, 3. s.
&criommlung am 9. 9onnerStag i.
90. i'm 8aiicnbaus.
9'nppert !SOme Trancu 9ilfSDcr-
eiu. ErGiiocntin: Grou 80. De@ruin;
Scfrctdrin: 6rau 9. &rumfe; Seri.
an 2. 0ienStag /. sc, 3 llbr nod
mittogS i'm Support Some.
GOntorO Slut, %riiioent: &orI
@offmann; SefretGr: aurt 8oeldner,
Ala 10 Str. g. &. 8oritonoslibun-
gen ieoen 5meiten, @eneraIperiomm-
lungen je6en nicrtcn 9onnerstaG i'm
Wtonot, 314 s Str. g. @.
YrOipcct Sill Gcmeterp. g8m.
Stiebliug, Grlii0ert; ySm. Nlartin,
5cfrctdr; Gba0. Nrifmco0e, Gddt-
nriitcr. &cri ON 1. 6reitoa i. w.
Il 500 Ste Cir N.-B.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17
UNIVERSAL THEoMoNIsTIc AssocIA

Die neue Universalreligion aut monotheisti-
scher. christlicher und spiritualistischer Grund-
LACE. Ca. 100 Prediger und Licentiaten. Crosse
Verheissungen iuer das zukuenftige Deutseh-
land enthaelt die weitverbreitete Holy Theo-
monistic Bible" die jetzt in Teilen erschelns.
ter-M;tteih1ugen und Gelsterbilder. Kostet
nur $3.50. Mitgliedsehaft fuer's Leben nur SOC.
1909 Oregon Ave. N. W.. Washington, D. c.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17

2nnhroa, @eallonf, iuirflide 9eiifa.
teiicn, iino az baben bel:
yahIers, 36-45 8iggs Warft.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17

4 Gcntide Treimanrcr 0Lle
Ny Mrminins, Nr. IS, T.I.N.M
~ Aoum Gdneioer. Sefretal
sol llnion Sopinos @ons 9uiIbin0
Ecri. on 1. ltn0 3. 9ienStna l. 0t
N 9trlen WoIonic Tcmnel.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17
rRANA INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE

mt kgedit an der
Deutsehen Park, Berlin, Deutschland.
1882 Oregon Ave, N. W.. Washington, D.. C..
OEen taegli,h und Atends. Verinittell di-
rekt xlis &c. duehsrweia-.ieen an ifgend cine
Adyess: in Deus HAND. Oestefreich. und an
l.se Laend.r, eegen cine Provision von nur
/ irozent und Is Cents Porto. Die denkbar
gue.stigste Gsliausweehslung. Sic spaaen
2eif ind Cell wenn Sic uns hire teidssndun-
zen n.aeEen lasssn. Dieses Geschaeft wurde
gum Besten der Deutsshen gesruendet.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17

Sranden Sic feline SrnfIcdcn9?
Sas n@aIBiugtOn sSOnrnal" Srnft
tie gut un6 prompt. D%llnion 9aGel".
Washington Journal., 1920-09-17
@eriammlmngeu in Der tOmmcuOen
81, .hc.

&ade:
sc ontag:
08iIbelm Sell llnteritiitungs. t3r-
ielidaft"; in 922 $50. Npe. N.-@.
Oienstog:
nIrninilis 2oge geo. %, s. q.
81. So; I'M Neip Maionic Sempel,
13tc Ctr. mo Nem 0ort @be.
Of
nllnteritiisunes6uno, 0iitrift go.
40; in 922 go. Mpenue N.W.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18
TO RECOGNIZE MEXICO.
Colby Makes Statement After
Discussions With Envoy.
Earlier Report That Recognition Was
Imminent Met With Denial BY
State Department.

Washington-Early recognition of
the new government in Mexico was
forecast by Secretary Colby. Whether
1t will precede Inauguration of Presi-
dent-elect Obregon next December 1
was not stated.
In revealing that discussions" have
been in progress with Roberto v. Pes.
guerra, confidential agent of the Mex
leo city government, however, Mr.. Col
by said that these gave promise of a
speedy and happy outcome"
The announcement came as sur.
prise. A report, circulated in New
York that recognition was imminent,
met with emphatic denial at the State
department. A few hours later, how
ever, Secretary Colby made public a
letter from Mr. Pesqueira as the basis
for his announcement, saying that IT.
Afforded foundation upon which the
preliminaries to recognition can con-
fidently proceed"
Question Settled Soon.
Il think I am warranted in saying
Mr.. Colbys formal announcement said,
that the Mexican question will soon
cease to be question at all, inasmuch
as 1t is about to be answered, not only
as it concerns the United Staes but.
indeed, the whole world as WE'LL"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18
CORRESPONDENTS

took Mr.. and Mrs. s. SuverIy up 20
the election in his car.
Nov 8. Quite still. Nonpartisans
must be lost. -
Mr.. Joe King IA former hired man
of Ben Haggard's) and two other men
came across the river with hay
bailer to bale hay for Mr.. Haggard.
They pulled the bailer with a Fordson.
Nov. 4. Broke bailer at Hag-
cards, and man went to Bismarck
for repairs.
Nov. 5. Clara and Sidney Casey
went to Fit. Rice with two loads of
wheat.
John GRAPHICAL, son of Frank Gray
beal, of South Dakota, was here a
couple of days visiting old neighbors
and relatives. He came up with John
Grogan.
Nov. 6. Mr.. Ed. Surber brought
his cattle up to Joe Gilman's. It will
keep Joe busy hauling hay this winter.
Nov. z. Mr.. and Mrs. Sites and
daughters, Mable and Emma, were
over to visit the new relation over to
Geo. Sites.
Nov. 8. Raining.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Suverly were to
Linton Sunday, and had a time with
their car coming home The lights
got on the bum, and they had to Dor
row lantern to see to drive the car
home.
Nov. 9. Had some snow last night
and it is mighty cold this morning.
Three cheers for the Record winning
IN the paper contest. Guess they car
buy coal this winter, o. k. Thanks
everyone who helped them ouc.
Nov. 10. Cold again.
Corbin's two youngsters decided Il
is too cold to go to school.
Mrs. Joe Gilman was visiting ove1
to Mr.. Sites.
Nov. IL. Mr.. Nogle was hunting
bis horses this morning. Mr.. Julius
Gimble was hunting horses Tuesday
Joe Gilman's mother is here visiting
Joe's folks and old neighbors.
| We hear Bill Baker has taken hi
ferry out. Hetook it out day befor'
yesterday.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18
TEMv1K--

Miss Spikert has resigned her posi-
ton as teacher in the Temvik school.
The vacancy is being filled by MIR.
Cameron of Linton.
Leonard ard Carl Nauman left for
Fargo and Wisconsin points, They
were accompanied as far as Bismarck
by Mrs. Nauman and Mrs. Baumgart-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hcff were
Called to Pollock Friday evening, the
latter's father being very ill.
Miss Larson spent the weekend in
Linton.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the show and dance in Linton
Thursday night
|. Edward Hoff has completed barn
and garage, replacing the one recently
destroyed by fire.
F. j. Rotzien shipped stock from
this point last week.
s. The Temvik Farmers Elevator dis
posed Of a mixed car Of pears and
apples last week. s
Ort Loffler, of Aberdeen, was in
town on business.
Mr.. Frank Smidt, of Memo, S.. D.,
was here on business last week, leav-
ing for home Thursday.
Mr.. Phillip Schenkenberger was WIS.,
tied few days by his sister and
brother in-law, of California. They
left Friday for Eureka. /
A surprise party was held. at the
H. L. Stedman farm, the occasion be-
ing Mrs. Moore's birthday.
Mrs. Pauline Reich arrived recently
from Miles City, Montana, and is maxi
ing her home in Temvik. Mrs. Fred
Pfaff has also moved to Temvik.
John Sherber received car of coal
from the New Salem mine, Monday.
Now that the election and auction
sales are over, things are rather quiet
again. ~
Verna Stedman spent Sunday with
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18
U. S. Agricultural Products
Worth 200 Million Dollars
to Be Bought.
FARMERS MAY GIVE AID
Failure to Secure Credits May Result
In Grain Holding Movement Until
Market Prices Provided Rea-
sonabie Profit.

Neutrality-suspicious. leaders parti-
cipated with representatives of far
mers from over the country in q
further conference to devise ways and
means for obtaining credits for "the
orderly marketing" of farm products.
Failure to secure such cred is, speak
ers declared, might result in, the in
auguratiOn of general holding move
ment until market prices provided cost
Of production and reasonable profit
I A general committee to draw up a
policy, to be followed by the confer
ence, was appointed, with all the va
rious agricultural interests represent.
ed 1t went into executive session i'm.
mediately
A loan of $1,000, 100000 by the Uni
ted States to Germany was one plan
laid before the policy committee. VIII
liam w. Brauer, New York, Who as
serted that he represented the German
government, asked the committee to
indorse legislation by Congress. au-
thorizing such loan to Germany. He
said that the German government was
prepared to give such loan priority
over all reparations payments under
the Versailles treaty. Property of the
German government and the German
nationals, seized by the alien property
custodian, and claims arising from
seizure of German shipping would oe
offered as additional security, Brauer
| said.
Germany was ready to purchase
| 2O0,000,000 worth of agriculture prod.
ucts Immediately, he asserted, on such
an extension of credit.
Mr.. Brauer said that he held con
tract with the German government
authorizing him to secure the $1,000.
100000 loan and to have sole charge
| of expending the proceeds.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18
THOUSANDS ATTEND FUNERAL
Archbishop Mannix Leads Service q
l.ieh A !. ,&v.

Archbishop Mannix Leads Service Of
Irish Martyr.
London-Strife over government po-
licfes was stilled momentarily while
the soul of Terrence MacSwiney was
consigned to his Maker.
Somber thousands knelt in St.
Georges cathedral while Archbishop
Mannix and assisting bishops intoned
the solemn ritual. There was no dis
turbance, not even a remark, for the
police, dozens Of whom were quartered
about.
The Irish hunger strikers casket lay
on its catafalque. its polished surface
and metal trimmings rejecting tho
quivering candle light. Its flag Of
green, white and orange added to the
color Of the robes of the prelates, glis.
tening in the dim light
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18
RICHARD TO. STAGE BIG BOUT

Dempsey-carpcntier Fight Likely to
Take Place in New York.
New Y>,fk-The place of battle be-
tween Champion Jack Dempsey and
Challenger Georges Carpenter, signed
up. and the exact date are subject tc
discussion of the promoters, who. are
to inform the principals at. least sixty
days before the contest.
Each fighter receives a 25 per cent
right in the motion picture profits, the
other SO per cent going to the promo.
tiers.
The bout. will be conducted by Tex
Richard, Charles Cochran of London
and William Brady, the last named
representing Cochran's interests.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18
ASKS RESIGN OF HOUSTON
Cotton Men Pass Resolution Asking
President to Make MeAdoo Secretary.

Columbia. s. C.-Governor Cooper
refused to- issue proclamation calling
on cotton ginners to suspend opera.
tions until the price Of cotton advances.
Request for the issuance OF such q
proclamation was made by the South
Carolina branch Of the American Cot.
ton association, which pointed out that
such a. proclamation had been issued
by Governor Parker of Louisiana.
" The cotton men at, their meeting
adopted abresolution asking President
Wilson to replace David F. Houston as
secretary Of the Treasury with William
G.. McAdoo.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18
MANAGER Of GIANTS

Me0raw Charged BY Federal Grand
Jury With, Violating Dry Law.
New. York John J. McGraw, man.
ager of the New York Giants, was in.
.dicted by the Federal grand jury on q
charge Of violating the Volstead act.
The indictment was procured on
evidence presented by Assistant Fed
eral District Attorney Edward H.
Reynolds, who investigated the fracas
at the Lambs club last August be.
tween McGraw and John c. SlAvin, a
musical, comedy actor.
The Indictment charges that on that
date McGrawj had illegal possession Of
!! . bottle Of whisky.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18

San Francisco Rodriguez
under arrest here for the abduction
an 18-year old girl, Confessed" to thu
murder Of ]. c. Denton, wealthy Los
Angeles mining promoter, according
to a statement by Captain Of Police
John o'Meara, but when the alleged
confession" was made public, doubt
began to be cast upon It.
For two days local police questioned
him concerning the Denton case at thu
Jail, and the confession was made,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18
POLLOCK

Mrs. j. E. Van Beck of West6eld,
is visiting Pollock friends this week.
Mrs. Bob Looyenga and son, john,
Van Beck, departed Wednesday for a
visit with friends in Iowa.
Mrs. John Winterberg, who was
called to Missouri last week by the
serious illness of her father, returned
home last evening.
N. W., Cranston, Will Dornbush,
Henry Bloom and Dick Wilkinson mo-
tored to Ashley last Saturday for a
duck hunt. They were able to bring
home all they shot.
W. D. Fenelon of Aberdeen came up
Monday evening to cry the Will STANCE
auction sale Tuesday. From here MIR.
Fenelon went to Mclaughlin where he
held a sale yesterday.
A special train of twelve cars OF
stock left Pollock last Saturday for
st. Paul. The shippers were Pollock
Bros, Thos. McCrory, L. Dornbusn
and DeBoer & Biesheuval.
Dale Camp Of Modern Woodmen
have bills out announcing a dance at
Grange Hall on Wednesday evening,
November Oath. The Fisk orchestra
of Fort Yates has been engaged Tor
the evening.
Frank Fritz and Boy Stewart made
abusiness trip to Mound City Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Loutzenheiser de.
parted Monday for Moose Jaw, Sask.
Canada, where they expect to spend
:. the winter with Frank Loutzenheise1
and family. \
It is rported that Bert and Gerri1
Van der Vorste, of Westfield, have los,
several head of cattle from blacklee
this week. We understand veterin
airy from Linton was at their place:
Wednesday and vaccinated the remain
ing cattle.
s o
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18

Goldman Would Return to U. s.
London-Emma Goldman and Alex.
ander Berkman both want to return to
the United States, according to Boris
Sokoloff, former professor of biology at
Petrograd University, and well-known
Socialist writer, who has just arrived
IN England.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18

Logan, UTAH. w. Gardner, attor-
ney, was electrocuted when he stood
on an iron radiator to fix a grill in a
light socket at his residence. He re.
ceived ian electric shock which killed
him almost instantly.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-18

relatives in Temvik. She is teaching
east of Linton.
Miss Movone Dean was visiting at
the Foell home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgartner and
Mrs. E. Anderson had Sunday dinner
at o. Nauman's.