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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28
OIST|[[S WH|SKtY MI
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vst3&nat ] = tndebehaeat: neHA
Sheriff Vandenoever and Jac%R
HYpH altY@y ;ivpAYei whisky I'M
at the home Of a Russian faHt
Aaapfd hq4ack,y tWof ,piles wesfHs
4 nile north Of sEBe,iedict Fill
Aealrs ea { TPs; x;31% 3St eHtfB q BBo%s; n;s S;tg SGt|
notify the husband to report aME
shegiff's office. He reported iii
fol- win I day. whereAhe was nIA
un{ r aSScsY. HRleaded gH
heAe MdgN sMaffay. who III
ter :, Mh Mo aerwe DO days it'll
county Jail. with a fine OF s200E|
$25 costs. with 80 days additiH
sentence if fine and costs ar8El
paid. HI
The officers connscated ain
7prudez and exceedingly filthy ltE|
ill=smelling still which Rodacksi;
constructed put OF Ia ten-gA
n4p tRk, ,wh hh a, small copperElj
;ieaAhky YIbnf the topi Of the''N
coilinE thru an old wooden bug i
The officers f4unN half gall$A
alcohol which had bfen didM|
OUTFIT frye. Rodack had dlg|
hole under his house where he'll
titled his product. fsiI
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28
sI1RE1H l Ma q q Arezea1 4 1el{sn1la

sentenct of five years. States At
tocney Braateiien with the assist
lahte: & At@fnebls5H. 81 R1odMdge'
of Minot prepared the case andy the
i in4fosg!et4ee,t f. ,te !, sepeets fer
81 sIts set tng 2lBfetffs ss 4 satBe
4'Ata4is 'tg1idSk{h kthsf'| hisf |att'Ek 1a t,'d.eniiil
meii ,sa3sssK4 agsK K941Rs; r. kagSsl
ass; s1t Slia y s eSksf9s G;sls' Lac e
Lowe, having previously plead
guilty foh' violating >state prohibi-
tion -,aAssM Mills 'aIf~Wf1tA Jones
received tM hhim& t'nsfSf 5000
each and, MeMkun{ r hes was
discharged Mha i %nteace be-
in ngssuspensdet33 Thy meYf Had also
been fined in Federal court at Mi
The Jury in the damage action
brought by Petrus Tosland against
John .Endahl, returned. D. verdict
Thursday evening of last week,
awarding the plaintiff S3.U00. Fos-
land sued for $4,000 for the loss
sof "a hand caused ,swhe,E afshof gun
was accidentally discharged on be-
ing, removed from an automobile by
Engdahl. q, ~. roo
A representative of the state
transportation department is i'll the
city today, and will accompany the
prisoners who will serve sentences
i'll the penitentiary at Groye,S NJ d.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28
MURDERER / GfS'
n !. 10. THIRTY. Y YEARS

~ Devils Lake; /. N! .. Il JansI 2 ~
Sylevester Snyder was today found
guilty, pf m 4a,der in .theJseepnd lde-
gree and Sentenced to 80 years in
states. psison for, killing EayF and
Archer Fletcher hear the. .Fairview
schoolhouse, Towner county, last
Septembe - =. 's'A = $
The jury, which the last week
has been hearing. the EVIDENCE !. in
the, case before J1dge 2BurFs tssRag-
shv, retired fsfY deNperatio1 Vat
Sl0:30 p. M, EhesdaxA sEeturning
sswith their Esrda aA1h S NIL 10 10
day! 80,
Snyder. WHO was, defended, by
FredsJ Trayiior Of, Elynn lynd IIays
ners and prssnor Sof sDs1ils lIdke,
gave self defense as his reason for
the murders: He and tile F1etch=
-er- boys had d-,.dHipen-- -te,nthe school
house on the day Of the murder,
and according stos Snyder, when one
iof them, who's SAT IN athe front seat
Of the. car, intimated, that they
We're out to- get him. he hit s. him
over; the head with a. hammer. a
fight followed ! during which Sny-
der shot both boys. leaving their
bodies IN .hes woods: ..s.s..s 5
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28

The 1920 'mJtor vshicia' rsagtis rasagtissE
DseeMber 81, 1920" ~ 4fidAight
and s-.e Motor Vehicle department
Of the statei ADMINISTRATION urge
thai, ,all auto. owners attend to the
regietrattep tari 1921 sas' soon; .qs,
possible. The new tags have a
dark blue background and white
snumerals and the contracting COM
spanY has already made one deliv7
Serg of tags ands thste will not gbe
the delay in issuing tags that oc-
seufred last yenr, - ~
The 1921 application blanks are
differT I afrenls those -used' .iY ssl9A0
and 5..will be. sent to- RqtoS dealers,
banks. and sherif1s as soon as the
fee schedule ia. received from the
hands of the printer which is ex-
'pected to be about january 20.
The: aDglicatiops should be, made
naany each application. t.t,t,l ;;
The license IS registered for the
VET and not for the driver and
cappet be transferred to ;another
car but must remain with the ear
for which it was originally 'ob-
tanned. Every car must carry two
tags. and the tags are required to be
kept SO ass to serve their purpoee
of identificatsQnss The. state ? law
forN:'s the operation of a car with
sout a. license '@:.fs " >'W a..
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28
.SlUGGE0;
- =. EALlS;j::::::FROM [ :: TRAIN

ae2ssta!;; ~ N; IL d. }ap Rga9ie| l;a9i
was siugged and robbed by an un-
known assailapt lat midnight, ,ins the
North Portal Yards. He was Struck
while standing on the platform Of. a
to"rist tori car apa he ;fslIz from ,ths It Y
hands some time later, lying be
side the track With one foot badly
crushed by the wheels OF a passing
car. was taken to Estevan,
Sask.. on, d special train and doc
tors. found : it Necessary $toa ampu-
tate a part Of his foot. He will
recover. The robber escaped with
$780,
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28
COUNTY OFFICIALS ~.
!. I: ARE. SENTENCED

,s, vide County Journal: The Dl-
vide county term of district court
WAS Terminated: Tuesday, i when the
final civil action, Baethke VS.. C. J.
Clark went to the jury !about two
O'CLOCK in the afternoon. The case
was one of settlement and involved
counter claim which was preferred
l:by 5the plaintiff after, a, previous
case in which the First State Bank
|sof Crosby was the plaintiff and
l'rieda Baethke was the defend
|sant. had been taken from the jury
fEhy- Judge Lowe on.sa point i,a--law
and that caseadismissed. The jury
Fin the Baefhke vs.. Clark action
was out for over twelve. - hours
when a verdict favoring ssSstheS de-
|sfendant was returned atd the case
E.dismisseG ~ %2ss. Il = -, s. :; 5
Defendants in criminal cases,
who had either entered pleas OF
guilty =:uE=WBEs.fe0 fe0u ultg1AgE:ftal=:
lowing TRIAL, wore arrafgned In
court Tuesday afternoon to reeeive
! SENTENCES, ..D. w. Madden on an
embezzlement charge areceiyed !. an
Undergraduate sentence of from i
to 8 years.. Martin Benson Shue-
stad. convicted of grand larceny, a
sentence OF one year and both de-
t PENDANTS #efe roinh1ifted to the
state penitentiary; Ole Void, on 8
charge Of violating the state prohi
'biti8na laws Vas Sentenced to 81
I days. III tle county jaM and a fine
! or 5000 aid costs, in default .o1
! payment Of the fine and costs 80
days additional. :
f'"'One . sof tfie surprises Of the ises
sion of court, was the arrest o.
! Geb. GBstze." former county treas
urgf' sand"W. E. Vadniass, "foirmel
county auditoo1c On criminal com
'bAAints.. The arrest wa" Tie resi- i
Of findings made in the Office ~ thtt
fc6unty auditor and county .,tFea sur:
Ter. acts '6f' tile tdefehdpIts Mhet
they We're D6fRtgfa of piyide county
It appears that..thsts, had been al
|'ihdproper. d p9kaa" 9f:. the penalty
and aGsfNs4 finntefes IA i,;;the :; Com
figRnnaafiF F6I We tai SssEtffceaaFFesasE FsaE b
f' 'tfs eoadf r'hY deal aat & R9aeI| {
III saelfaGaafs % Eas fsat a5fats yaxei IL;
+ e. E tkffpIEhi.aI
EadA5iAia E6ns. 9lfish.: '1R= hAeH'"
1lsrafEhfEs -, ';l4 the.
fiEikrky Hi Che iss S. oftteas had st
! said: .ufi&itihlglYjt QWmg .t4sll brd
I ttadsds stdblisbpdss fi: ;~ssF Tues
IisSf 5SaSs g. 81;
ta1heF was givsh' all :ndetefMiAate, sen
Eitesnca. 81. I. i. to- Z ..Xearss .tR thA tpeni
EtGhttadfs !t s ss 4 Ng XhdYaiaS;i} Yas R Ra]
4.raiFH9ld iiiI tihile. evaAi *and ssHfttefef
IS pisa 81 Kal1't ffgiffSat ti{4A 4 !, "a aIaf
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28
What Y! .he Legislature >Doil |

foT BaiTd had no :boot6s bi7FJTTFled. i7Td
-: minority IN ember Steel=-;of: zStuts-
EaR f2a$s "a tis;9sssal,'SoefIAI:B5S B,,S9 ts
ST. sJ st ad1fts's shn|asg '.ssl* *;5eA %ati %as
nointetl out to him by Senator
Bowman, u.sagusrl; " Of ;;sbaMoure
Ss s3t$ $aa$ Is has an 9XA sge5b SSgi St1sri in
ia mestoWh: :wliere9 Il: H:s.aalhEf' Vas a
Candidate for the senats iit1itf 4uot-
;, ed .tha AaM A!a!gF showing iwaas strictly
j: :senat9r sRayeE .,of, AlsnXihaa,;; Aoun-,
Fty eldsea the debate by9.; ;EayieWing
the evidence and said '7fi1..' part:
-,:.Lhpre. were eight; ehatk4s>: ! Eighty
|. With esses were !examined and y the
+ chllarl part is that has been
WhaWmously. agreed thai snio' -toter
! Nas;ldepr1ved of: h;s kttSs: oiIi his
, ballot fraudulently manipnlhtaa."
Every man here takes; the po-
sition that no fraud was pfa cticed.
E.All! charges of fraudt have: fallen
fat,"; J. III 2 s:sv:b3 -
| e. - charge after charge. =. OF
/ fiai,d. goes down off, its own: wef4hr
how can yoat tuF4 sstt}sunseat man
hand thereby estnhitab; "a precedent
| that would un saAt -1ia44& ofAyoti if you
are inlrsst=ewiysxa3o 3ou$setes ts:i"
4bss istss;t Eate tnAls<so TIT siia
:,er~wt carried Is: to. >24:.f.:: sa.a:AsN
kt::iiH0n; Tuesday the fW1ttnc1 titss. :.sof
ttsaa ;HeHeei Bassea-ass sGba4ga lid 1aLI Ies
o':: -. : falsely, accusing the, :askte
issShditi1rs IT. iths :atzeh i5ftng 2t3Ht fpfeyAnt
t,thH !report of.thea Btshe1S. TahSlhan
+. t.omrar~ being. deliveredft lsSbs Me
:htaise and senhte>,a1 Tssiees II sY1rany
ii i'll, dueatton. .'hA1s n4tsthtefbfntGas:' a
Selesrama sentsb the sistate aA,ttlitor
4 f;aftaraM maatihe:'ofb}n6Ah HI AhA1ths hK?ehe
board Of auditors and. a .sehhf eEnuin-
+, Ss,saEF which asked. III atiKhe sfeport
::t,eaa csdtapxhisa Byi;h iiaHt ilf Whaige
ssfiith eahlitfitS sid hasfFeAdss tMafttrd dR6rt
J4s,A,smSAssto; h'saofRcssskt eaFly
%evs ssts Z: 433ssa 3sssaI's shs A'ts9 5sss s%
sssea ~, E m;t g{ ';hss
3iad tkrFssBws mai sssh il; fol
Eaa.c the t}3Ekr gdiigafale
INN td4Hl uss iiIsed iiit safsiSat she
! AfsiShsaemitf itftHtte hbi4As}1t a;5JiNs = ifaSts
EfksteSs e IL. aIsAs A. Yshinfoth So! i, 6aof
Iss 1ffix sas1eis 1t efifs sadfte
4 Asttffsaehlf aft efs Il on l4dhrA4 n efSffs a
tslSsaoftitso,i Bafkinp is Attfdh df ~ th a
pflnstriai Conn II, g sf7fnd
i taken IN heir ren>y to the ultima
i tN'n nf the financial interests and
Y Y cn- a".,,nine the House majority for
';tho attitude thev had taken in CEN
! sso1' the .commi issioiisS ss-,
!. 5s y pefdiv after considerable p
bate condnrrent resolution 1hssst Il
bot b 'anch has 1l5ls It het {4at4 M ftr
Il liav i1ioblnment. The hob
st.fa sbeing, fel,s eTpi ies4 K me4-
I lbers Il both facttp1ls tlaa IT, bad B
a will he reached .,eyt dly
i 1sshsrebE needed ~
q ceiva some attent ion and tha poll
i t!s4 rssA rFla.sss OF the last few tlavl
81 Wsff ted the back
Ground for u, line hei
sffI lla ERR 4.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28
{. !. MARKS TELLS: /. ]
ABOUT BISMARCK

s While at Bismarck as a delegate
to the state convention, ]. attended
the seventesnth legislative assembly
for several : days after the close of
the sstAte eonyention. Before ex-
sEressir.r my opinion in regard to
T the 3 ia 'a& v: hhimaR!ng body II wish ,te say
a word in regard to the edSinfggss Of
the Nsafe convention, which was
renrasentcd by delegate from 'eT-
cry conhty' fn' fhe''state! We elect
eda'te1f.' Hfeh' -bs lbok after the poll
'ttitaf.8hd Of the, state.S They con-
-sist of~stried and true 5blue league
farmers of North Dakota. $50
may God help in giving Townley a
,r'"ch needed rest so far as North
| EalsQtAs;is concerned. While at
tending, Lhe i lsgiSlatiVes assembly l
..fipd. the fight is most bitter. In
stead 81 consuming Northern Pa
sciflcs booze, the ssanie r. R. drafts
#qhr Flaws as used to be the eases Ii
former. years but sinceS the; farmers
got control of the, government of
cur state instead Of consuming
booze at. Bismarck :. thet. are work
jr~, almost day and night trying to
enact into law measures that will
be of benefit to the speoples of our
state ndsgots TO $fonia Strakes and
tfkes sdf s6lne 1orefgh y. country,
tell our people to 60 home and
slop the hogs. 8
To the voters Of Burke and Di-z
vide counties I wish to say, es-
,s ,s.@I.lv ,s-@'-'lv to those who voted for the
farmers ticket, that you may look
&,,ncs- ,,n.''s ! the q with Easpset and pttda.
kgs Z Fiat syoh Aaxess sfscte smap
to represent you at the state capi-
aaol to z>aactts progres afau4 xwtkf kfch
will benefit the people OF our state
iaai.aaissssss,azzlGt some =fgrssgn country !,
the or: ASHTON & try to get bills
Through to lengthep the days work
ssftDtn 8Sto I9shourss Der. day.rit Any
.,astnea Who ttptss aboliaraa this bet
atar ;attRad a sbssip .9fs the slegisla-
ture s be convinced. for seaingiis
;;;;5hs9 eyis tWs y ll:| IlSsnss 81 Gur e. NGmen
IN SaEi ihpd .laaSll1ls in
IA nsnkery a'ndN.. AID Al ! sR3i,4l xhnt tstiyspr
;;;sday d i;;ng.s,ttead ;sf iahSalf Y an
;H its'ss 10, ;,ayi ~ t:;;;s;' !,
st TsTi ,iis ::s.I.. t. :ssSS:yzsaA 4
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28
v''"' DIsIoND'l u

:. Henry Thies and family called
at the, Albert johnson home Sun
DAY. Nssf .a.tsxsssss i /
John Grill stayed at the Eng
sFnt fsa9% cgs Ms9s$ children and nuesd1 ~s
Mastf and rsfs. i1hgstrom We're in
Bowbells. 90. SS
Ellery Halverson took a tu1a,
} I NV bse aasI. R 1.h vlook bad
saw. sohebody7 y7the osshef sh daysthas
did not look. half. as bad as any Of
you, and he died - U,
Sam Berg called at the Johnson
and Engstrom places Monday and
spent the night at the latter place:
sa SAM Berg and x:.Albert sJ Johnsop
fcalleds 1t the. VIII P6lirr home
Tuesday. s.
Albert Johnson took Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Erickson and snhildren
Ito sNiobe Wsadggssday From sfh5re
Esrick soas4Wspt R >Wabtr IL for Ia
short visit with Mrs. Erickson,s Is
sister. before returning to Canada.
Charlie and Ole .Gleave, Martip
and Maynard Erickson visited
school Friday. Too had school Is
out, isn't It, boys, J SO nice weather
and everything. -. Z 81 IS, i.
stewart home Friday. we under
stand Grandma Stewart was not
feeling well: Hops. she she is better at
"a A'R5EeS Rsss Sailed 1t wjl{ wi e'rills
oats is, gpod' substitute = for ttobae-
SO; !, Ask, John, i, he., kanlooWs. It's
cheaper anyway, he says, as you
have tq sell tSwo bushels Of oats tc
i get s. ,pfa,ekagss Of ..";Growler."s, i,
|, :, AhdrIAslYY hdlr y Freenan and MIS-. Eng
,Et,s..:l, we're ,sh sh9ppipg in @ -G9teau
when do we We Vote Vote, againa ;aiila La Las
election all us ladies out here
Esdressed up in our very best, ant
| went UP to she ,nQllipg place, happ,
as could be. because we could vote
and, vote for the El,ght party, ant
tben, 1T IT s,ssgMS they threw out fiy,
]ffghf, siiV sKE;1ss5if ;fS"youTi r 'iihhniint
this # nilai.l:ll1t hleAt, ,i1nie watch us
4 WAssWi SsqasRh H9hResH,!kNh nor SIN
s nsy f9E Help s'hexSS,. Il Aig,..a ana q will
.;BWi:it ,8ger Tie. tSk :atfaleht atsthat
arHfArs ;'Tffa ~ III aelec
f.tfpn apd! tech az aiifliess i p eftafn
EfiR tie ftaafe wbslof y 81 ! ks
s, s! g.
TT Is n.as,1s ffeitstsf
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28
Bf|9k{Rs \! g! Al! ARRESTED | |
& ;:;::::'f0|R| / E.M|BE4zlEM|| |

Mohall. North Dakota. Jan. /
]. 6. Peters, 4. w. Wribe am.
". Bergman We're arrested by
keaihie "Wednesday for embe
ment of $4,000 iq Ii berry b
:Thss bank: was dlosed several v
ago and has been: 1.-THE hanF
the state bank examiier sinceE
times: . W. H: McIhtird has beeE
rointed ra"oiver of tie institl
.,Mr.--McIntire~ has NOT finished
examination OF the banks cond
but links the shortage will ant
to several hundred thousand
largs ! Other scrhnfna actions
likely follow a thorough inves
tiOn.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28
tWp epartles, EtheEsr al cdY,sip oYf,1sipaany
pavtrSs fffaygs 81 20 !. 4 farge Enough


ptavthhs ~ affaggs 81 "a 4 1arge eSn1otugeh
amount to be satisfactory to the
defendant. u All jurors. were then
'dishf1asetliss' anal ftheyf asft for their
various homes. AS no other cases
were schedIlalhf forS trial; that after
noon court adjourned until the
Following 7fbrssnoq = 8 when the di-
-V1orce case OF Josie sodther VS.. Jo-
.sepha sonther was tried q H.. 4: 4,
Hanson appeared for the /, plaintiff
and 3, IL Wilson for the, defendant.
After! The evidehce' ,of Both parties
as we'll as that of d number of wit
nesses was in, the court announced
thatSEsaa far as he could see neither
party was entitled to a divorce,
lblit,asaids he would go1soyer fthe .evi-
sa3enee very searefu fullyS$ again, and
WSNld ahn ounee5 his decision later.
.,lI dais s;a Mas thkesYlast case tIaed:
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28

Bismaro4att;lass an: zs54',ft.
contest case against: Senator Gust,
Wog brought by his opporent, Il.
:. list was dismissed va 'hftef" two I;
hours of debate ON ';1ea 'flodf OF the
senate Mon dAtt"'' There was "a ma
: jority and 1hindrity' report submit
|'ted'' and the 'duestiot @being:a '',npbn
" che adoptioh' Of the majority. rEp6rt
many senators "of" BOTH majority
land minority tStk pHFfts in .'thS de-
"bate. Speakers" Dhi,,s:: botha ~ Sides
'aasreed that alt; !chAfges ;'6t., 1hten7
!; tfoted fraud had;l ifalleh. ! aftgr.. the
| 'examihationIef @' 4*91thMggsSs, M "ard
that"nd' e.! ;eyideH$gshAtii{heef gs 4 Alabinitr Y
beens defsdted' ahK| ;14aatantHe:';;' 4E
ia,..4T 4Tkei tbnly;;EheTge uhpn which the
min ct'tY Observation-Disclosures Wog
should, not bei;saat ed was; the claim
that in three psHEia1Ets ;;;onty t. one
!; % offiri&l i had3i, ant eredki the
booth, with .illiteHte :;votetSi to .fas-
E.sisti tberhS in R;m ar.king :tfsih bhllbis
! :Upun; this iteehniGa a1itxn thBy&4 based
Theses pretinfts.N :a:sstE ,ss::4:iaai:asi
II Msi64tVitb itber6aibjte;fgE5 dnSpteds ;t .fram
EsEH staatafsy ssa sl 81 e 81 tss s|se
i are to- be c6HNFtAs1 81 ffbst;|I t$s: ;.fhey
Hi1ffiff9 t1tAa Dt]i '1tS as
FSiist; sYSJterS Wish ESsailetd t&p6h is Ito
ti tsatistv opibta6slEis pSiSS'Saf ISL 'pafties
|that IN ;SpsoTt1.F aissti91 M
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-01-28

Job work a Tribune special
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08

will be popular among men. Why
should women be expected TO like it
any better? To some women with
insistent home obligations, jury ser
vice may be more hopelessly impos-
sible than 10 any man"
Speaking Of women in politics. Miss
Pankhurst says: Il hope and pray
that young women who enter poll
reer mania that has possessed so
many politicians and made them use
less TO their nations. The man or
woman who gets career mania is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
Christabel Pankhurst.

LONDON. July ?. - Christabel
Pankhurst has declared herself in
favor of eXcusing women from jury
service under some conditions.
There are, I think. only two quail
ifcauOns to be made in practice to
the rule OF having women on the
jury" she says. 1 would excuse wo-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
Career Mania Harmful,
Declares Miss PdnRhurSt

men in cases Of an unpleasant ma
ture involving only men. And
think that very young women, If old
er women are available. should be
excused from jury service in certain
cases, because l think they are less
able TO face the horror of such cases.
Jury service, is not, never has
been, and as far as L can see, never
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08

stamped as second rate-just ambi-
tious mediocrity and nothing more. '
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
L. 5. STEAMER SINKS

WASHINGTON, July THE ship
ping board steamer Mopang struck
mine while entering Burgas har-
Dor in the Black Sea, July 3, and
sank in five minutes. according TO re-
ports 10 the board Thursday. There
was no loss of life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08

FREES GIRLS
Getting women and girls out OF
jail Is Mrs. Louise T.. Bakers vOCa-
ton. She found she could be Of
more service that way than I'm gen
cra1 welfare work. She inyesd-
gates cases, and If women are
worthy, she goes on their bond.
She Is proud OF having saved many
unfortunate girls.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06

poisonous at the end Of the World was cs
game compared what win be future type cloud gas
required the bung cylinders deep trenches requiring the work
many days obsolete mod
ern method totally different matter
American invention the toxic smoke It is solid
and foop may be crushed smashed puncure with bullets
shells without HARM only when fuse lighted and heating
gd that given Of The may be very light
heavy they be small be kapsac
the efforts attacks are highly
Efficient than so per Of the total weight being poisonous gas
there liquid called Dew Death" three drops
this liquid absorbed into the skin will death in most c
smaller quantities viii in the hospital This gas and the
common gas which likewise sn can Be spnkd from
airplanes in practically unlimited quantities
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06
Our Institutions of Higher Learning
Provincial About the Others
By JAMES R. ANGEL. President Yale University

It is interesting how very provincial American institutions OF
learning are Institutions and how m ney
know what is going outside their sphere OF activity
certainly necessary that we should take reasonably
outlook those things which are being done about the matter Of the
preceptora system Princeton and how working OUT now QUIZ
succeeding their attempt to revive
the studies and how Harvard succeeding IN Its enoeasor 70 III
duce type of 1t matter OF interest that we
should know how the great institutions sndeayog
to work out the professional with the classical eou-
cation These things that who interested higher edu
cation should knowledge Of and interest In
feel that there considerable opportunity of improving ra
tons among American of higher learning by more SELF
conscious examination educational movement In CEN
other than
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06

Coincdnt Of the legislature Of Wyoming passing
bill making mandatory male resident the state about to be
married certificate from reputable physician that
physically fit and free from disease plans being made present
similar bill of the legislature New York state
proposed laws win go further Women well viii be
required undergo the eugnc examination and certificates
physical for There just much reason for requiring
Of marriage there for
the always the offenders experience assist
ant district attorney the Womens Night and the Domestic R
tons court has proved.
Such opinion and that Of many other to whom
have spoken viii prevent marriages Not alone viii
viii to coming generations the bhrh
which thousands Of children have been deprived under
present system.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06

now dependen wholly boats operating OUT u oo"'s
TRANSPORTATION conditions better We are Oo'oe 49,.
there but it begins nowhere and ends nowhere In my 60
should be connected with the United States by an an
Canada. ,,o,+ ~ . manor
One of the big possibilities for Alaska the @
industry Properly safeguarded Alaska could supply Us p
an amount of paper equal that which now import
there AGAIN the TRANSFORMATION controls Aka o ~
another Of great possible wealth We now developing ~
there for the production of coal for the Pacific feet
But perhaps the greatest getting anywhere WIN
the fact that at present half dozen different government - dino
If various functions and there no cona-
ton and cooperation in plans for Development .,
Before Aaskas be planned for and enecI'e s ~
and open them to the people ~
central authority in control Personally believe that snuo De ~
directly in the President