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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-05
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Farmers of state are piIing up ava
lanche of objections to daylight saving
law.
Newsprint scarcity jeopsrdizes future
publication of papers in Il number of
state cities. Situation acute in South
Bend.
Tit for tat. TT. Wayne street car
operators got boost in wages. Now the
company which runs the cars wants
boost in rates.
John Bowman of LOgansport had an
automobile tire. He traded it to Peter
Waekner for a dog. The trade was made
on the condition that Wackner could
visit the dog occasionally. Mrs. Bow
man has left her husband and now Bow
man cha rges in court that Wackuer
turned his affection from the dog to
his wife.
yincennes making preparations for the
s-st state convention of American legion
posts to be held there some time in
Tune. Efforts being made to get Sousa
end his band for occasion.
The newest in gas wagons. That's
hat is being shown at TT. Wayne's
annual automobile show. It's on now.
Wait till you see the one in Indian
} apOlis.
It's general Cass county teachers are
70 present new wage ,scaIP To the
county board at its regular meeting to-
morrow. Gals for big boost, It's said
In Lo~ausnort c1urt W'lInm Turner.
IS, is charged with abandoning three,
children ana q wife there for younger
woman. He was arrested in Green
castle.
Following closely the announcement of
tile sale by stockholders in the Central
refining Company their shares to the
lndiana Refining Company comes details
of plans for the erection of large
refinery In N.ncennes. Oil is popping up
all around the Knox county city
Speeding motorcyc'e and side ear. near
Hobart. Horse and buggy In road
Crash. Four persons hurt. Earl Green
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-05

and Roy Christensen, occupants of side
care, badly bruised. Horse killed and
Leota Brown and brother, Salem Brown,
in buggy, hurt.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-05
Faces Firing Squad
With Viva CGrrdnzd'

MEXICO CITY, March 5.--Cirilo
Arenas, one of the leaders of the
Zapatist rebel bands in the state
Of Puebla, who was captured by
federal troops, shouted ''Vive Car
rama" while a firing squad was
putting him to death at dawn yes
terday, said a dispatch from the
city of Puebla today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-05

Speeding motorcyc'e and side ear. near
Hobart. Horse and buggy In road.
Crash. Four persons hurt. Earl Green
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-05

IT'S general. Cass county teachers are
70 present new wage ,scale to the
county board at its regular meeting to-
morrow. Gals for big boost. It's said
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-05

Tit for tat. TT. Wayne street car
operators got boost in wages. Now the
company which runs the cars wants
boost in rates.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-05

The newest in gas wagons. That's
hat is being shown at Fl. Wayne's
annual automobile show. It's on now.
Wait till you see the one in Indian
apolis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
INTERMEDIATES DEL
ESTOMAGO

Indigestion, dyspepsia, conStlpa-
ci6n. Intermediates del higado, gases
en- Ell estomago y los intestinos aci-
deces, boca SEGA, NAL aliento lengua
sucia nauseas irritation, dolores. Y
algunas otras intermediates simila-
res del estomago son generalmente
aliviadas Y en- muchos casos curadas
con la maravillosa medicinal Nuga-
Tone. Esta medicinal hace II san
gre rica Y roja Y nervios fuertes Y vi
goriza tanto a los hombres como a
las mujeres. Abre Ell appetite, aumen
ia su peso, hace a I'd. dornir bien Y
sentirse como una persona jovena
Nuga-Tone estimula Y alimenta to-
dos los organos whales porque es
compuesto de ocho buenas medici-
mas. Miles de personals eStan toman
dolo Satisfechas de Nuga-Tone. Cor
te este anuncio. llevelo a una drogue
ria, obtenga una botella de Nigga
Tone, tomelo unos dias, Y 81 no esta
Icompletamente satisfecho devualra
10 que lie quede a su droguista Y re-
cha su dinero.
Druggist-You can get Nuga-Tone
from your jobber or from the Ma
sional Laboratory. 537 So. Dearborn
ST. Chicago. Absolutely guaranteed.
Retail price S1.o0-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
LA NACIONALIZACION DE
LOS F. r
INGLESES

LONDRES. agosto 12.-El nuevo
IrroSrama i~erroviario del Gohierno pue
de c~onsiderarse como un primer pa
SO hacia II decentralization dc los fe-
rrocarril.s. hoy subyencionados ror el
E.stado. FL plan comprende Ia aCrupa-
C;6n dc las companiaS de 1nSlaterra
= dc Gales eC Seis Crandes CrupoS,
Las 'fncaS lie EScocia eStarhn bajo el
control de IN Stptimo Grupo. Los aetna
les accioriStas de las empresas, for
rlaran In ~n&yoria d. Ia Junta Direc
tIva de ADA crupo. p"ro habra tam
.liJn en- Il "miembros eleEidOs entire Y
Dor los ob"crcS de los ferrocarriles'.
Ouedard elImirada toda competencia.
entire los Grupos.
La ~garanti;s ~financiera del Estado
cueda ylprirlida. Y las tarifas Seran
rectificadas. considerable naturalmen
1. q inter5s col pGblico. pero de name
IA de producer una utilidad e~Quivalen
to al t6rimro medic del de todas las
divc-sas ccmr25fas ;nclufdas en- los
Crupos. ante. de Ia guerra. Al Esta-
do lie correspondent IN parte del Y
cesn sobre esta Ganancia maxima, Y
IA invertiri en- ell desarrollo de los fe
r~~oCarrileS.
Los salaries = las condolences del
.rahajo serdn vigilados por n orsa
nizaci6n ssta6lecida bajo e. control del
..finisterio de TransporteS. La junta
Nacional de Salaries estard Tornado
IN los cas0s de recIamaCioneS de repre-
sentantes de los ~aCcioniStas del terro
carril. dc los trabajadores Y de! pa
blico. en- u4rero igral con IN p-esi
Gente ageno = todos cllos. Ell EStado
Sc reserva 81 Gerecho de compiler al
rnejoramiento del material rodante Y
de todos les demdS ~elementOs.
FL plan r~resentado por Sir Eric Ged-
dcs Ninistro dc Transportes. todavia
SIN caractcr Official. sera sometido al
P2rlamento on Ia forma de IN proyecto
de ley. In case de que IA amalSa
maci6n d. las differences companies
no pueda llevarse a caho voluntaria-
rlente. el cobierno pedird que Sc :"
autorice 4 eStahlecerla obligatoriamer-
te. dentro &c UT periodic de tempo de
tcrminado.
FL proyec:o de Sir Eric C:eddes h.
sido g~eneralmente NAL recibidO Y hi
merecido editoriales adversos de "a
rios 6rcanoG &c Ia rrensa. Ell Daily
News" dice que el plan "promueve to
das las dIficultades inherentes a IL
decentralization. sin ofrecer ninguno de
sus beneficios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
3 . q
LA PATRA Sc HA SALVADO!
. POR AUDIFAZ =

calere" que habla otoni taraseo. cl
serrano cue nunea viene a la TERRA
bsia". podri i~anorar Ell nombre del
o los desoojo en- sl canine real. pero
todos ellos saben muy bien quien in
vento los bilimbiques y los cartoaes
J TODD csc "mus-ero"-como dirian
clio -csa moneda falsa Gel so5ierno,
esq I7nundicia fiduciaria cue ensana-
5a 4 los oo5rcs orometien5oies un va
lor cue nadie lie ~reconocia, y que eran
los heraidos del hambre y los burlSdo-
res de la miseria.
81 alto bandidaie y la rateria nj
nuscuIa, ell robo de los bancos y Ell
d~espojo de los centavos de las pues-
teras un mismo o~isen. Sc
eiaboraban todos en- ell Ministerio de
Por ESQ no hay eorazon indiferente
a esta algeria arrolladora. a esta oue-
ma nueva que por todas parties llevo
la carta de Luis Cabrera, de que no
voIvera mas a la R~epublica. ST las
oraciones, como Sc les .~antoia a los
poetas, suoen al cielo en- forna de nu-
he o de hume de iroienso, 2 estos
heras Mexico Gebe estar envuelta en-
una kumareda capaz de opacar Ell sol
~ la luna y las estreiias. Luis Ca
orera desapsre>ido para siempre Luis
Cabrera eiiminaGo, extIrpado del pals
cast al mismo tempo que la oeste bu-
boniea...... De todas las sorpresas
que ros trajo la bendita revolution
de Sonora esta ha sido para mi, la
mas grata y la mas e~onsoladora.
Y ha sido el mismo Luis Cabrera
Ell que Sc encargo de espareir la srata
nueva. Con una profusion cue de-
nuncia Ia intensiGad de su bills, Gu
bri5 de eartas Ia RepuEliea, inu7do
las redaocienes. dejando solamente OIL
vidada. de Ia manera mas inoia y
mas ing-ata, a Ala PRENSA" cue,
mas piadosa con eI que Ell con ella. a
cosi6 sus dos lltinos artieulos de la
Herencia de Carranza'. esas pataaas
de ahosado, esos "alazos de cenizo"
esos can.os del eisne isnominiosamen-
ts exhaIados en- la eiudad nsidita y
a Ia cuaI lie levanto el entredicho ell
senior Urea al buscar. con .odo int
res. que Sc pubIieara en- ella y en- IA
PRENSA" Jus referidos articulos-
De todas maneras y sea cuai fuere
eI moyil que impulsara a Bias Urea
al esc-ibir sus cartas. Ell areo iris tie-
ne un nuevo color y el alma n%acIonai
una nueva esperanza- Fl pals no We
que Ia carta de Cabrera es una anne
nazs con eI puno oerraco, hacia Ell
messoo que tantos danos lie debe; no
We que en- ell estilo atropellado del es-
critic de Cabrera, en- sus ccieriecs
d~esplantes, en- sus humorismos enfe--
MICS. Sc esoondc el Luis Cabrera de
siempre, ell que reehina los dientes y
eeha hume por los ojos y la ooea. e
pals no We mas que Luis Cabrera
promote no v~oIver. y a core, entire a
p~lausos y risas y frasss Sc a~sradeci-
miento Ie srita con sus mIliones de
woes:
fBendito seasi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

No hace muehas aue en-
estas nismas columnas eelebraoa 20
ell afan de depurar Ia &c
nuchos empleados, funeionarios y So
bre TODD generates de Ia hornaoa ca
rraneista. que anuneiaoa Ell min'sero
de hacienda del nuevo regimen y &C
cia que Ia eonquista de Ia mora'oao
administrative equivaldria a Ia oe
Ia democracta, Ia Iiberta6 Gel soS0
eu,Iouiera de esas cosas u Sc ORE
cen sin cue So puecan oumpiir nj
nadi. seca darse cuenta de 10 que sig
nifiean.
Como ST quisiera coneedernne Ia ra-
zon v suniaistrar : los cue zhora go
herman en- Mexico arsumentos para
sostener ST. determination ACADIA de Ho
.srse en- Italia Ia ley q propuso ell nue.
vo primer ministro, Giovanni GiolIte, 4
csrca de los benefieios obtenidos du-
rante Ia guerra -por supuesso Sc
habIa de benefieies u en- todos los
~Daisese belieerantes- neIor dire en-
lode 81 nundo, o6tuvieron los negoe'an
ties v contrstistas-no de rooos' QUE
por aauelIas resIones Sc persi9uen
con toda l. fuerZa de Ia icy; pero
como en- risor nos oblisaria a eastI-
Gar no a Ia mitad sine a todos los ne5o-
ciantes de! pals, no nos em5arazare
mes cor tales cIstIncsones G. h'o
i,atlarenos de los que poseen d'nero
u obictos que 10 vsiSan sustraioos
indebidarnente a particulars 0 al IFS
co.
los prineirales Iineamientos DEL
proyecto d. Giolitti son los sisuIentes
~Teericamcnte los bienes confiscabies
son los cue representan IA d~rferene'a
entire eI oroducto neto del eontr'6uyen
&c en- Ell tempo en- que Sc hasa Ia de
c~iaracion y el reorto croinario Gel
n,isne eontriouyente. Il produeso ne
to Sc representa- por la d'Fereneia en-
ire las c~otIxaciones f~isesles de 1913
v 1914 o por ell 8 Dor cIento de capI
tai invertido justifieado de5idarente.
Sc considers p~roduetos de guerra las
ertradas superiores a las ~ordInarlas
cue c! c~ontr:buyente haya o6tenIdo
Dor ell aumento de preoio de las eosas
o oor eli desarrollo cue hayan eonsesu'
dc sus nesoelos.
En- Italia existis va otro impuesto,
al Iiamado lie "aunento de ~pst-;monio
cor causa DC guerra" cue conslste
en- sustraer Una parte de Ia ~ssnaneia
del e~ortribuyente oespues de haeer
~recaudaGo 10 que lie corresoondis pagan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
Por V. SALADO ALVAR'Z

I cor reditos ordinarios y ~extraordins-
res. Estos impuestos han dado va al
fisco i~taIiano 1~.ooo,c0o.o0o de pesos me
xieanos, v ST Ell nuestro puolera OBJ
tener solo Ia mitad de esa suma va
cion, ell publieo satisfecho al sabe
cue Sc east:saba 4 los ladrones por
do mas pecado habian y la paz So
clal asequrada al mirar que eHistia
I'm 9obierro serio y capaz de dar ouena
euenta de los eonc~usionarIos, euales-
quiera que fueran su nom6re y 81
c~isfraz.
Para norman los procedimientos de
Ia ley Sc ~establece n eomIsion de
investigation parliamentary sobre ga
n~aneias de guerra eompuesta de vein
| tiun m~ienbrcs, a saber nueve diputa-
dos, nueve ~senadores y tres ~entend'oos
en- las materias que son obJeto oe la
investigation. Las ofieinas puai'eas
Geberin poner a disposition de la co
| mission todos los actos y oumento
relatives a los fines de "a eneuesta en-
| proyeeto, la eomision tiene la taeui-
tad de or testimonies ejecutar inspee
clones, ordeaar peritajes y seeuestrsr
dce~ur-entos. Iibros de concrete e indus
triaIes y partIculares asi como oe
| qiros pubiieos o ~privados V de haeer
cuantas inv estigaciones c~onduzean al
/ Gescubriniento de la verdad. Los fun
cionarios i%I.nsdos a deelarar que
dan ex~oneraGos del ~vinculo del seereto
professional Sc fiian a la comis'on do
&C meses como terunrno making para
| ccncIuir sus trabaios, y los senado-
res y diputa6os continuaran en- ei or
| clio aunaue no sean reelectos.
Tai es en- 'resumen la nusVa ley
issliana. El general Oregon promet'o
er. su p-oclama inieial ''saIVar al
cais de sus s~alvadores" y aqui Sc lie
present, una brilIante OCCASION &c cum
pli- Ia lnica de sus promesas cue
puede llevar' a cabo y de eimenrar
una administration cue no depenoa de
los robos, nj de las incautscIones, nj
dc las picsrdias; es dee'r, &c tener
UNA verdadera administration, pues 10
cue ESQ no sea sera satisfaction de
cdics y v~engenzas. page de serV'c'os
a amigos y favoritos. ayuda a menes
I t~erosos, todc 10 que Sc quiers menos
un sobierno.
Junco de Ia Vega, escritor haoIi y
serio que suele diseurrir sobre estos
pro5Ienas cor e~riterio nuy SECURE e
independence de lisas y bander'ss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
COMO Sc PuEDE REIvINDlCAR 10 NAL HkBIDO

advierte que la determination que SO
tome debe ser general y abarear a los
amigos a los enemisos y a los oeseo
cidos: csc o6jeto Sc consi9ue con Ia
adcpcion del metodo i.aliano. pu.> una
decision JIctads cor apoyo de n 10y
prexistente no podra reputarse por
nadie obra de eneono nj de maia Vo'un
tad.
Pero suponsamos que hay una poea
de pareialiaad y que Sc ceJan 'mpunes
~alsunos desmsnes, y Sc atenuan o ois-
%ninuyen otrcs; no por ESQ la ley deJa-
"a de ser utIiisIma. En- primer iu
gar sera una ley, es decir un ordena-
miento que c~cmprenda a tIr'os y a tro
yanos y que scra susceptible de usar
Sc en- cualesquier easo y en- e~ualquier
tempo 10 caal es mucho; en- sesundo
lusar ell tenor de que no Sc empIee
contra los amigos 0 los camaraoas de
los que la expi6en o ~propongan no
'mpedira que Sc aiuste a muehos deiin
cUentes-lo cgal es mas. No Sc conoce
una soia disposition que Sc applique
en- la unirersidad de los casos y SIN
embargo las leyes sueisten. Sc regular
los homicidios, CUE no Sc castisan o
no SON siouiera objeto de inVestiSa
clones en- ur IS por ciento de los que
So eiecutan: y 81 validos de que oucdan
sin sufrir la pena condiena muchos
criminales, futramos a deiar que Sc
pasesran todos los que deben nuertes.
como dice Ia Ioeucion vulgar en- nues-
ira terra, ell mundo seria mucho peor
de 10 que es. No hay que ameorentar
Sc pues. porqre aueden tranquilos
rnuchos brinones: la briboneria ACADIA
"a por ext'nsuirse 81 Sc la persiSuo
sin cesar.
Y entiendase bicn que 10 cue pro-
ponso no eG que Sc confisaue 10 "a
6ado: 10 que en- mi coneepto debe
hseerse es en- primer lugar. restituir
10 que ~pertenezea a parti4uiares. y
en- sesuida tomar 10 que sea del fiseo
de la federation. del de los Estados
Gel de los rtunicipios o que no tensa
dueno. Pero ante TODD t.nsase presente
cue no Sc va a lucrar sino a hacer
j~usticia por mas que la ley supuesta
sea capaz dc deiar muchisinos milo
res. ST Ell Iuero viene, que vensa por
ansdidura: perc que no Sc IlcVe e! iu
ere como objeto pr~imordiaI. iPor ou0
no tratar de detener esa eorriente do
innoraIidad aue es la llasa mas srande
que nos Gcic Ell earrancisno?
San Francisco. CAL asosto 8 de 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
POLITICA MENUDA

SSTTTES5SSTS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-28
East Side
ERECTION OF
new COMMUNITY
HOUSE PLANNED
Will Be Built in Sullivan
Township Through Eff
forts of Farmers.

A number Of enterprising farmers
IN a Grand Forks. Esther, Hunts
vile and Sullivan townships have
completed plans tor the erection of a
fine modern community house which
is to be located in Sullivan township
four miles north and W. miles east
Of the city.
The house is to be as up to date as
1t is possible to max It. It will be
26x48, and will have a full base
ment. The plans and specifications
have been prepared by an architect
of the Robertson Lumber company.
It will be constructed on somewhat
the. same order as the hall at Key
West, MINI.
When completed the hall will serve
the community as a place in which
to hold farmers club meetings.
dances and other affairs in which
the community may participate.
The erection of the community
house is the outgrowth Of a long felt
need by the farmers in this vicinity.
The farmers clubs in this locality
are growing so fast and taking on
things which are to make farm life
more attractive that it is hoped by
| having a hall of this nature, the wives
and children of farmers will be per-
fectly contented to remain on tho
farm.
A meeting will be held on July !
at which time further action will be
taken. John Christensen and Oar
Suprenant are the committee ir
charge Of the affair.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-28

read aloud, according to Miss Isabel
~d'Eschessaryi star of the Buenos
Aires Opera. who is demonstrating the
'.musicless dance" before Paris must
clans and artists. Not that Miss
d'Eschessary would dance them her
self, for she considers them the out
put of heather minds She has con-
lined herself to doing classic dances
in gauzy draperies. while her assist
ant read aloud poems adapted from
the Greek.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-28

Mary and Helen Maloney Of Villa
Marie are visiting kathleen Ryan,
719 Allen avenue.
Cards have been received in the
city of the announcement Of a baby
bank, s. D. Mr.. Swift was formerly
an agricultural teacher in the local
school and is now superintendent of
the agricultural college school of
Milbank.
Ed Mongoven of Devils Lake visited
his mother, Mrs. E. Mongoven, in the
city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan suprenant and
their son, Harnen. left Saturday for
Bagley, Mimi, where they will spend
several days visiting friends.
John vossler and his family motor
ed to Totten, N. D., yesterday. Mr..
Vossler reports hat the crops look
good in that part of the state.
Miss June Thompson, who has been
visiting friends in the city for several
weeks, left for Staples yesterday en-
route to her home in Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lacren and chill
dren and Mr.. Lacren's father, Louis
Lacren, motored from Thief River
Falls to visit at the Prestine home on
South Fourth stree This morning
A. Lacren and family returned to
their home.
Paul A. Wilkin. Andrew lockwood
and Ed Burns motored in from Alamo,
N. D., to attend the circus. Mr.. Will
| kin expects to leave tomorrow for his
h0Nno at NaUvorE 0hin N
Mrs. A. Larson and Mrs. VIM. Wolf
motored in from New Folden to spend
several days visiting friends.
Miss Julia Kovar has returned from
R%oseau, Mimi, where she has been
visiting friends.
John Purdie of Albert Lea, Minn.,
who has been visiting his brother, H.
D. Purdie, has gone to Mobridge,
S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Simon have
returned from Maple Lake.
H. p. Purdie spent yesterday in
Crookston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Porter and family,
who have been visiting at the VIM.
McGill and VIM. Chalmers homes,
have returned to their home at Du-
luth, MINI.
z. E. Brecken went to Crookston
this noon on business.
Hazel Stewart of Gilby is visiting in
this city.
DR.. Thomas Ryan, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for tive
weeks, left this noon for Cook county
hospital, Chicago. where he will be an
inferno for a year.
Mrs. Hall Whitaker. who has beer
visiting her. sister. Mrs. James Chap.
lain, and her mother. Mrs. c. Bar.
retts. left this loon for her home al
Carterville. III.
Nina la Nome and Marian Jorgen.
sen left this noon for Brainerd t.
spend several weeks.
Miss Helen Turnquist. who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emma Ekdahl
will leave tomorrow for Royalton
Mimi, ana then to Minneapolis to hel
home.
Mrs. c. Moller Of Bemidji arrived
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-28

Offices to Uoee-All city and county
offices will be closed for the entire day
Wednesday on account Of the state
primary election.
Cut Your Weeds-City Auditor c. J.
Eva eson urges that property owners
cooperate with the city by cleaning
up n noxious weeds on their prem
Uses.
Auction Sale Postponed-On &C
count Of the rain yesterday afternoon.
the auction sale Of household furn1-
ture Todd pieces). at 311 North 4th
st., will be held tomorrow afternoon.
ADV.
Nurses to Meta special meeting
has been called Of the Grand FORKS
County Nurses Association to be held
on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock In
the Public Library.
Interdenominationnl Holiness Tent
meetings beginning Monday, June 20.
at the corner of First and Cnestnu'
Ohio, Evangelist. Everybody vel
come.-Adv.
You Should Investigate for yourself
the doctrines taught at the CAM
meeting Of the Church of God at Riv
erside parks 1t may mean much t.
YOU. Services at 1880 a. M. 500 ant
500 D.. m. all next weekday.
Ctibor's Band and Orchestra-Wil
play this week at Park River, LeEiol
Day, Tues; Mimic Bowery, Wed; Ink
ster Baseball Tournament, Thur, ait
ernoon and evening and Friday after
noon; Bachelors Grove. Friday eve
+, ming: Stephen, Mimi, Legion Day, Sat
ADV.
Wilson in City-Preston Wilson o
Indianapolis, Ind, was in Grand Fork
for a short time today enroute t
Minneapolis where he will attend t.
business matters. : Mr.. Wilson ha
been enjoying an outing at Map!
Lake, and stopped here for a visi
with frfends.
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in the city Monday to visit at the
Dahl residence on South Third street.
Skinny To Poetry, Not
Music, Urges Dancer

Paris, June z6.-The Skinny"
the fox trot or the one-step may be
danced without any music at all and
simply to the syncopation of poetry,
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Neutrality-suspicious. Of a manifesto
issued by ten Villista generals oppos-
ing the present government of Mexico
have been received here.
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Card of Thanks-We wish to ex-
press our thanks to the many friends
and neighbors for their many kind
nesses shown us during the recent ILL
ness and death Of our beloved moth
@. OnnlanG. Mrs. 1. Stadhc;m, Mrs. S.
H. Hendrickson, Martin O. johnson.
ADV.
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Means First Witness
In Renewal OF Trial
Over Contested Viii!

Chicago, June 28.-Gaston B.
Means was to be the first witness
called today in the renewal of the
trial of the case involving the con-
tested will of the late James c.
King, millionaire lumberman, which
Means claimed he found among the
private papers of Mrs. Maude A.
King. the widow, after her death.
Following the death of Mrs. King,
who was killed at Concord, NJ. c.,
Mr.. Means was tried on a charge OF
murder and acquitted.
Vienna. June 2S.-The Hungarian
ministry has resigned, according to q
telephone dispatch from Budapest and
it is reported Count Albert Apponyi,
former premier, is head of a new
coalition government.
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i Dr. Duggan's Once not down towr
at residence, 321 N. 3rd St-Adv.

Belmont Park-Dancsue every Tues.
day and Friday evenings, . to 1915.
10c per dance. Emard's orchestra
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Vacuum Cleaners for Rent BY day.
Reasonable charge. Phone 423. How
ard j. Monley. Met. Theater Bldg
Adv.
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Many Absent Voters-Several absent
voters ballots have been issued today
and Sunday by County Auditor Hans
Anderson. (.