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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23


Chcstiunea exportului aur,Ilul
continual ramane ncclarificata.
Din cauza' insuficientei de pro-
ductie dl Titulescu, ministrul fl
nantclor intro convorbire Gu re
prezentantii comisici minelor,
afirmat Cd cXportul de aur pro.
dus de mincle noastre. nu Sc poa-
te face din aceleaSi motive de
productie minima.
Pana la organizarea scrviciu-
lui contenciosului in Ardeal, sc
autoriza sd functioneze ca orga-
ne ale statului, doua servicii Gle
contencios regionale: unul la
Cluj 81 altul la Arad earl vor c,
.prinde toatc judetele respective,
conform circumscriptiilor juridi-
ce ale curtilor de APPEL din Ar
deal, Banat 81 tinuturile ungu-
rene.
La ferma Academiei de agri-
cultura s'au facut culturi expe-
rimentale de viermi de matase,
carl au dat rezultate admirable
Lucrarile au fYst conduse de dl
G. Radulescu, subadministratorul
fermei.
Cantitatea de samanta pusa III
inviat fost 65 CRANE 81 au dat
0 rccolta de 172 kgr. gogosi de
matase. Din aceste gogosi s'au
ales, find aclimatizate, 119 kgr.
din carl s'au facA 24.5oO celule
Gu depozitii de samanta, ceea-ce
valoreaza y kgr. samanta,, care
Sc va distribui in aceasta regiune
in primavara anului viitor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23


Azi MIA ddus posta urndt0areG
scrisoare pentrlt aceastd rubricd:
Stimatc die Director!
Aldturat I'd trimitcm suma de
$500, ca contribute din partca
Soc. Rom. de njutor 81 culturd
"Daiana" din Clerelond, Ohio.
Din aceasta sufsd, $1,000 sd fie
pcntrW Uniuersitatea Populard
"Nicolae Iorga,' 81 $500 pentru
Monumental Ecaterina Teodoroi,
Eroina della jim.
Ndddjduind cd prin acest modest
obol an deuenit 81 noi in rindul
donatorilor, 81 an pus 81 MOI md
car IN cui" la iNfiintarea ,,irer-
sitdtii Populare .Nicok !, Iorya"
cat 81 pentru rcdlizareo cat mai cu-
rand, a scopullti ridicarea monu-
mentului Eroinei dela Jiu, "opera
ROmdnIor din america"
Bineuoi!i a primi die Director,
dsigurarea deoscbitci noastre con-
sideratium.
In nuntele soc. Daiana,"
JACOB RADU, Presedintc.
SIMON MIHU, Sccretar.
ILARIE HEPRIAN, Caster
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
BOLSEvICII GER CRU CON
IRA PLATED ANTICIPATE.
IN AUR

Ziarul "Noutateas din Iasi ne
aduce, in legatura Gu tratativele
romano-bolsevice de pc limanul
Nistrului. urmatoarea stire:
''Sovictele Ger, sa poata cum
para grau, de la moi, in schlmbul
platei in aur, plata urmand sa
fie anticipate.
Chestia platei in aur de catrc
Soviete, prezinta, insa. alta dl-
ficultate, pc care de altfel, Sc a
firma cd insasi delegatia sovie-
tista a relevat-o.
+ vorba ca III cumva acest aur
sa fie pretins de Franta. care
este eel mai mare creditor al
Rusiei.
Dupa spusele delegatiei sovie.
tiste comisarul externelor Va i'll
ira in tratative Gu guvernul fran
cez pcntru a nu pune piedica, ir
relatiile pur economice dintre Ro.
mania 81 guvernul republicei SO
victiste.
Oar sc pare ca cererile Rusiei
in special cele privitoarc la ma
vigatia pc Nistru sunt exageratt
- fapt care ingreue tratatiyele
('Dacia's)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23

Comisia dc expropriere a jude
tului Salaj este compusa exclusiy
aproape numai din elemente
straine carl trateaza III mod foar.
te prost Gu taranimea, care mur.
mura 81 este nemultulnita din a.
ceasta cauza.
0 purificare in aceasta conf
sic sc impune.
La frontiera maghiara au fosl
arestati de 81 zile 10 spioni $
2 spioane, char in m omentul
cand treceau granita prin padur
in Romania. Asupra lor sau aflat
bani 81 0 multime de acte com
promitatoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
CAZAN DE
RAISINJACK
IN SCOALA

CHARLESTOWN, w. Va, %
August. I'm cazan improvizat pen
tru fabricarea rachiului s'a gasit
intro scoala de aici in noaptca tre-
cuta. Caldarea era plina GU bor-
hot. 0 teve conducea in 0 pivnita
a scolii unde s'au gasit so galoane
de beutura. Alte cincizeci de ga
loane de beutura s'au descoperit
intr 'alte part ale scolii. Cerceta-
rea continue 81 Sc astept are starr
senzationale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
MULTI MORTI
IN MACON

MACON, Ga, % August.-Pom-
pierii 81 politia au continual eri sa
caute in ruinele otelului Brown
House, care q prins foe alaltaeri.
Ei n'au gasit eri decat patru ca
dayre, desi trebue sa mai fie sub
RUNE Gel putin IL. ('ercetarile vor
continue All Gu ajutorul . 100 robi
adjust din penitenciar pentru acest
lucr,l. Pagubele cauzate sunt foar-
te mari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
RECELE PETRU
INMORMANTAT

BELGRAD, % Aug.-Eri fost
inmormantat regele Petra al Ser
biei. Sicriul a fost urmat de q
multime colosala venita din toate
partile regatului jugoslavilor. Or
dinea a fost exemplara, nu s'a in.
tamplat nici un accident sau in.
cident.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
S829.1O
ASASINAREA UNU1
AMERICAN LA
SOFIA
Senzatie in cercurle
diplomatice.

SOFIA, % Aug.-O serie de a.
sasinari, includand pc Louis Den
sy, cetatean american, un Otter
francez 81 un functionar bulgar,
toti presupusi ca ar Fl dat infor-
matii Comitetului International de
Control Gu privire la armele 81 mu-
nitiunile ascunse de guvernul bull
gar, produs Senate in cercurile
diplohlatice de aici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
CERE 500 MILIOANE
PENTRU CEI FARA
DE LUCRU

WASHINGTON, / % Aug.-Re-
presentantul London, socialist din
New York, inaintat eri camerii
0 resolutie in care cere ca sd se
votezc un ajutor de 500 milioanc
pnetru cei neamploiati. Acest fond
ar Fl administrat de departamen-
tul muncii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
STARE DE ASEDIU
IN NICARAGUA

SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicara-
qua, % August .-Guvernul de-
cretat stare de asediu pc fntreg tc-
ritoriul republicei. Motivul aces
tel masuri este starea turburata
din partile de nord. In districtele
Chinindega, Leon, Managua, Gra-
NADIA, Carazo 81 Riras populatia g
linistita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
CETITI

astoria Romano dc Xenopol
Ia foilston.. In curgere actul
Unirei, oea mai fn4ltatoare
perioad3 din istoria neamulni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
PENTRU MONUMENTul
ECATERlNA TEODOR0lu

Suma cea din urma. 81. 81, ,55l.72
Societatea "Daiana,
Cleveland, .......... 5,W
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
LISTA DE SUBSCRIPTIE

LISTA DE SUBSCRIPTIE
DIscHIsA DE UN1UNEA S. r. A. 81 Z1ARUI AMERICA.
pENTRU UNIVEkSITATEAJ POPULARA NICOLAEI
IoRCA LA VALENH DE MUNTE
Lsa de subscptie nchde in zua de II Septembrie 1871
Socetatea sDaana" Cleveland O. lOOO
Total " 1929 10
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23

Total u \. II. sl,b5e.72
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-13

We desire to ask those who are plan
ming to attend the big COMMUNITY
PROGRESS" Dinner and Meeting at
the ElkS Club nest Monday evening to
send in their acceptances NOW. In
this way you will be sure of being
provided for.
Remember there are only 425 seats
and 0Uer 1900 invitations have been
mailed out.
The Committee desires that it be
thoroughly understood that no financial
pledges, or pledges OF any character
win be asked at the meeting.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
.PREUS' SELECTION APPROVED


Three more state appointments and
four board memberships made by Gov.
ernor j.. A. O. Preus were confirmed
Monday night by the Minnesota state
Senate. The appointments follow:
Insurance Commissioner - Gusta1
Lindquist, st. Paul.
Member Tax Commission-Odiu
Halden, Duluth.
Adjutant General = Walter f.
Hhinow, Minneapolis. ssss
Board Of Trustees, Soldiers Home
Richard D. O'Brien, st. Paul; Rufus
H. Jefferson, Cottonwood county;
Leonidas Merritt, st. Louis county
]. Board Of Women Visitors-Mrs.
Nathaniel Mccarthy, Minneapolis.
Lindquist was re-appointed for two
years. Halden for four years and
Rhinow for two years. O'Brien and
Jefferson each will serve six-yea1
terms on the Soldiers home board,
while Merritt was named for two
years. Mrs. McCarthy's terms will eu
pire August 1, 1923.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
DIES SUDDENLY OF
HEART FAILURE

Mr.. August j. Tomalonas, who farm
ed in this county for a number of years,
east of Argyle, and who moved to Illi-
nois not very long ago, died suddenly
at his home in Spring Valley, Illinois,
on Dec. II, 1920, at 9 o'clock, of heart
failure Mr.. 1omalonas had been work
ing but. four days as fagman at the
Rock Island crossing. He was working
nights and came home at seven o'clock
that morning. After eating breakfast
he complained that he could not get
his breath and was choking. He was
assisted to bed and DR.. Moran called.
Death occurred before the doctor could
get to his side. Dr.. Moran gave it as
his opinion before the coroner's jury
the death was due to acute dilatati0n
Of the heart and verdict in accord
ance with this testimony was returned.
Mr.. Tomalonas was formerly in bust
ness in Spring Valley, but moved to
Minnesota about IL years ago to engage
in farming, moving back few months
ago. He leaves a widow and one son.,
Frank, to mourn his passing away. The
funeral was held on Dec. II. Many
friends and farmer neighbors in Mar
shall county extend sincere sympathy to
the bereaved widow and son.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
POliteness Contest
In Warren

Who is the most polite boy and girl
in Warren? We will know one of these
days, as a politeness contest has been
launched by the Methodist Sunday
School, Two detectives have been APP
pointed who will search thru the
schools, homes and streets, for the most
polite boy and girl. The plan was ex-
planned by Mr.. Thomas at Sunday
School last Sunday, and the prize will
be given the last Sunday in February,
and like prize to the most polite boy
and girl each month thereafter. They
need not be a member of the Methodist
Sunday School, nor reside in Warren.
He may live anywhere in Marshall
county. The last of February the
detectives will notify the boy and girl
chosen, and they will be presented with
the dollar each at Sunday School the
last Sunday in February.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
COMMUNITY CLUB
s' ORGANIZED AT ROOM

At meeting held at the Room school
house Jan. 9Th, it was decided that a
club would be organized in the commune
ity under the name of the "Roon Com
,munity Club. It being the second meet
ing the attendance was very good. At
s o'clock the meeting was called to
order by the President, Mrs. John Ed
gar, who gave very interesting talk
on and about various clubs and their
work. After the business part of the
meeting was over small program was
given as follows: Song, Adeline Engen !;
recitation, Mary Rays; reading, Mrs.
NJ. T. Engelstad.
When the program was over some of
the good cooks of the community had
a very good lunch prepared in which
everybody did full justice.
At II o'clock all left for home feeling
that they, one and all, had started
something. The next meeting will be
held at~the Room school house on Fri
day night, January 2Sth. Visitors well
come.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
Warren High Lost First
Game to Grafton

The Warren High School opened
the basket ball season here last Friday
evening when they met the fast Graf
ton high school team at the high school
gymnasium.
The~game was not as fast as can be
expected of both teams later on in the
season. The first half was ended in a
tie score, 4 and 4, the end of the first
quarter gave Warren a 2 to o lead. In
the second half the Grafton boys came
back like whirlwi,d ald soon tooz
the lead, which they Eseld throughout
the remainder Of the game. The final
result was Grafton IL, Warren 4.
On Friday evening the local boys
will play it's conference game when they
meet the Argyle high school team at
Argyle.
The local girls basket ball team will
meet the Mimic high school girls basket
ball team on Friday evening at the
high school gym.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
FARM MANAGEMENT
ONE DAY SCHOOLS

Farm management meetings or one
day schools will be conducted over the
state this winter by w. L. Cavert, farm
demonstration on the agricultural ex-
tension staff of the state university.
Mr.. Cavert has selected series of IL
subjects, part of them dealing with
costs of production, and others afford
ing a study Of the average seasonal
trend in prices Of farm products, also
work in keeping accounts, renting farms
and planning we'll balanced system.
Only limited number of these
schools can be held in county and no
more than two Of the subjects, which
are to be previously agreed upon by a
community will be taken up at a given
meeting. In considering costs the farm
ers present will be asked to make esti-
mates as to each item Of production
expense. The University Farm repre-
sentative will then summarize the fig
ures on the blackboard and lead the
discussion.
Farm bureaus or other groups of
farmers can arrange for this service
through the medium of the county
agent.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
Marshall County
Farm Bureau News

The initial number of the Marshall
County Farm Bureau News, published
by the Marshall County Farm Bureau
Association, appeared last week. B. r.
Houser, county agent at Warren, is the
managing editor and VIM. S. McFet-
ridge, county agent at Grygla, is the
associate editor. The little farm paper
consists of eight pages of three columns
each, filled with choice reading matter
OF special interest to farmers and some
advertising. The Farm Bureau News
will serve as the organ Of the Farm Bu-
reau and will endeavor to aid the farm
ers by disseminating useful information
about agriculture in general and to adj
vance the farming business by co-opera-
ton and other means. The new farm
paper has wide field for useful work.
It is sent free to Farm Bureau men,
bers, to others the price is one dollar
per year. 1t is to be published month
W
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
First National
Holds Election

The First National Bank of Warren
held it's annual meeting on January
18th, when the following officers and
board of directors were chosen: Officers
III. L. Wood, President; G. A. Tullar,
Vice President r. E. Thomas, Cashier !;
G. F. Pihlstrom, Assistant Cashier and
C. M. Bake, Teller. Board Of Direc-
tors-W. F. Powell; A. N. Eckstrom,
G. A. Tullar, H. M. Swanson, G. L.
Spaulding, H. Il. Wood and R. r.
Thomas The business Of the past year
has been satisfactory in spite of adj
verse conditions. At this meeting the
surplus was increased from $4,000 to
$4,000, making the capital stock and
undivided profits together with the sur
plus total $4,000. The total resources
Of the bank have crawled up until they
are now nearing the million dollar
mark
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
CUT DOWN COMMITTEES,
Reduction Of Seven Proposed In Sen.
ate. House to Hold After.
noon Sessions.

st. Paul-The number Of committees
In the Senate will be reduced from SO
to 81, under a rule reported by the
Senate committee on rules. The chief
effect Of the reduction is to enlarge
the membership Of some Of the more
important committees.
The number Of committee appoint.
ments is not materially reduced, but
the number Of chairmanships will be-
seven less than formerly. To compen,
safe for this it is claimed that the
new arrangement will save the time
Of senators and make for greater ef-
ficiency.
The agricultural committee is en-
larged from II to 81 members and
with it are to be consolidated the COM
.mittees and dairy and livestock, mar
kets and marketing, grain and ware
house. The committees on trade and
manufacture and civil administration
are abolished.
Nonpartisan leaguers are on agri-
cultural and other committees In
which they are interested.
Afternoon Sessions.
Another important rule reported pro-
vides that sessions Of the House shall
begin at 2 p. m. instead Of 10 a. M,
thus leaving the forenoon free for COM
mittee meetings.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
State Bank .
" Elects Officers

The annual meeting of the State
Bank of Warren was held January
18th, when all the old officers were re-
elected and they are as follows Board
Of Directors-O. H Taralseth, 81. L.
Melgaard. G. A. Nelson. r. B. Taralseth
and A. Grindeland. Officers-O 81.
Taralseth, President; H. L. Melgaard,
Vice President; G. A. Nelson, Cashier;
and G. O. Knutson, Assistant Cashier.
The bank has done a satisfactory bust
ness the past year. In the future as
in the past it will continue to give its
patrons every accommodation consist
ent with sound banking.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
Warren National Bank
Holds Annual Meeting

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Warren National Bank was
held on Tuesday, when the following
members Of the Board Of Directors
were elected: A. G.. Swandby, o. N
Meland, John Dagoberg, Chas Witten.
.sten, Aug. A. Johnson, Aug: Lundgren
and f. G. Wittensten. The Board has
not yet met to elect officers, but when
it does the old officers will in all prob.
ability be reelected. The past year
will always be a memorable one in the
history Of the bank from the fact that
then it built and moved into it's hand.
some new bank building. The business
of the past year has also been salts
factory
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
Farmers Insurance Co.
Elects Officers

The Marshall County Skandinaviske
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany held it's annual meeting at the
court house on January 18th, when the
following directors were elected for the
ensuing year. A. Bergstrom, Brede
Svendsen, Nels Skaug, P. o. Erickson
and Carl A. Johnson. At a meeting of
the Board of Directors held today the
old officers were reelected as follows !:
A. Bergstrom, President; P. 0. Erick-
son. Vice President; Nels Skaug, Sec
rotary and Brede Svendsen, Treasurer.
A motion to reduce the premium from
IL ceuts to 10 centsper hundred valua-
ton was voted down. A motion to
change the time Of the annual meeting
from January to June was also voted
down.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
DISTRICT COURT [ III
IS IN SESSION
G. L. Leisner, of Steiner, Wins Suit
Against Great Northern Railway
Company.
Two Criminal Cases Were Tried nv
Z Jury.

Inc adjourned term of District Court
convened last week and is still in ses-
sion. A number of civil cases and two
criminal cases have been tried thus far
and disposed of as follows:
FRED I1edt VS.. John f. johnson.
Jullus }. Olson and Rasmus Hage at
torneys for plaintiff; A. N. Eckstrom
1or deIendant. Jury returned a YER
dict in favor of defendant.
NJ. Q. Briggs & Company VS.. o. Herr.
dr1ksen. Ray III. Kenyon and Theo
suale for plaintiff; julius j. Olson and
Rasmus Hage for defendant Instruct
ed verdict in favor of defendant.
y. L. Leisner vs. Great Northern
Railway Co. A. N. Eckstrom for plain
TIT NJ. l.. Countryman and A. L. Jones
Tor defendant company. Suit brought
by Leisner for services as custodian and
caretaker Of railway property during a
period of eight years at Steiner. a Sid
ing on the Crookston and Warroad
branch, between Thief River Falls and
Holt. Mr.. Leisner has conducted
store at Steiner and also attended to
Whatever business the railroad com
pany had at that point. The case was
hotly contested on both sides. The iurv
returned verdict in favor of nlaintiff
for $495.40. :,
Herman Allen VS.. Reserve Loan Life
insurance Company. Olson & Hage and
e. a. Youngquist Tor plaintiff; Deitch
and West for defendant. Submitted to
the court On stipulation Of the facts. :
y. .Henriksen VS.. Chas. N. Norm.
julius j. Olson, Rasmus Hage and w.
y. Rowe for plaintiff and G.. A. Young
quist for defendant. Case settled by
stipulation dictated to court reporter.
w. J. Darcy VS.. State Bank of Ste
! phen and Hans G. Hanson. Ira III.
Burhans for plaintiff; B. B. Brett for
defendant. Verdict in favor Of defend
ant.
State Bank of Stephen VS.. Caroline
II. Darcy, ct al: B. B. Brett for plain
tiff; Ira H. Burhans for w. J. Darcy.
Answer withdrawn by defendant,
proved up and submitted to court.
State of Minnesota VS.. Nels Amund-
son and Ralph Olson The charge was
grand larceny in the second degree,
1 County Attorney Eckstrom prosecuting
and w. J. Brown appearing as attorney
flor defendants. The jury brought in
a verdict of acquittal.
State of Minnesota vs. Fred CrOnk-
hite. County Attorney Eckstrom APP
peared for the state and w. E. Rowe
of Crookston for defendant. The
charge was assault upon one Carl
Steffen. Jury went out at 10 A. NJ,
and is still celebrating at this writing.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
PURE SEED GRAIN AVAILABLE

The demand for pure seed grain IS IN
creasing each year according to q re-
port from the Pure Seed Department
Of the Northwest Station. The Station
has limited quantity Of pedigreed
Minnesota No. 281 (Ligowa) oats and
Minnesota No. 1874 Improved Man
churia) barley for sale to grain growers
who will SOW this seed on clean, fer
tile land and reserve the yield for seed.
Seed sufficient to grow not more than
two acres will be furnished to each,
party at reasonable price consistent
with the quality of.seed stock offered.
The seed grain will be cleaned and
ready for shipment March LIST. Since
only very limited quantity Of grain
is available this seed stock should go
to progressive growers who will use
every precaution to keep the yield free
from admixtu and who will continue
to grow this grain on their own farms
in succeeding years and sell their sur
plus grain for seed to other growers
In their home communities.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
CONSIDER ROAD LAW
Legislators Will Decide Between Com,
missioner and Commission To
Carry Out Program.

A spectacular series of battles Is
predicted during the present session
OF the legislature, to determine by
what system Minnesota will spend
$10000,0O0,a year building and i'm.
proving highways under the Babcock
amendment, 3
The legislators are considering the
problem from three angles as fol.
lows:
Whether the states road system
continue in sole control of Charles M.
Babcock, state highway commissioners,
or to be superseded by a commission.
er,
Whether the legislation necessary to
provide the statewide trunk highway
system be contained in a separate act
or all Minnesota's road laws be revised
to fit the Babcock amendment and be
codified into a single act of which the
trunk highway measure shall be part.
Whether the motorists share of
road expense be collected, taxed" OF
licensed" and the figure regulated by
the value, power, weight or character
Of his vehicle.
Advocates of the one man control
won the preliminary skirmish last Fri
day when the subcommittee made a
report in favor of a single commission
err.
Opponents of the Babcock plan are
planning to unite all road laws, revised
into a single act and it is said are
threatening to vote against the whole
measure if it includes matter depriv4
ing towns and counties of their pres.
ent powers.
The next skirmish will be staged
this week, when the public highways
committee of the house will hold its
first meeting. 1t will be the first mat.
ter considered by the committee &C.
cording 10 Chairman Oscar. A. Sven.
pof1. ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-12
FARM HOUSE is r
DESTROYED BY FIRE

The farm house on the Paulson farm
in town Of -Bigwoods burned down on
Sunday morning, Jan. End. The Paul
son brothers, Bonnie and Andrew Paul
son. who resided on the farm, were
away from home when the fire started
and they lost all their household goods,
nothing Of the contents being saved.
The loss is felt greatly by them, espe-
cially at this time of the year, when
building operations can not easily be
carried on Neighbors have kindly
started subscription list for the aid
of the fire sufferers.