davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16
6leine Na6ri6ten.
fir 6renHbc Der uIteu Seimat.

Die 5%ran5oien monen nun ole
0eutiden iogenonnten narieqgberbre-
der" in 5ranfreid ielbit obne 0ieie
Serbreder mo obne 3eugen I'M @e.
ridte oburteiIen. 0as idlGgt menia.
items Scr Griegsminiiter MonI. Bon.
nepoD Dor. od CIR oos 2eip5iger ltrtei[
fir cine Somooie b1It.
Die Oeutihe 6orbeninouItrie 1T
gepoltig gepadlen. 1919 Itan0 es
ihIimm INN iie. Seute, 1921. berfii-
9en z 6irnen iibcr cine Miaior0e
Vearf 9opital, man lGBt oie Ihmeoi.
Idle Snouitrie binter lid. Die Sdmei5
ollein 1T nod INNER elm gefiir6teter
HiboIe.
ZSugo Stinues. ser 6~inon3arcB.
forfmann 0eutidIan0s, lit mad,
S6ueoen g%egongen, ongebIih 5ur
erbolung bon ieinen fiir5Iid %erlitte.
men Serletungen bel einem Iutomo.
bilunfoa, in @irtlihfeit ober mobI,
INN iiber Oic idpeoiid. ruiIiiden San.
oelsbe5iebunget gtGberes 5u erfobren.
Die 0iebitd6le i'm GoItoienIt in
0eutlhIon0 boben oufgebort. Weon
III, 10 beiBt es in omerifaniiden Bel.
tltngen, 81 Den oIten Soeolen ser
Greue mo GbrIidfeit 5liriidaefehrt.
Die 3obl ser 0iebItGble Ianf bon IT,.
600 int letten 9oIbiobr 1920 ouf
5000 in ser eriten SGIfte oeS Sobres
1921.
-@brIidfeit giebtS nod immer inn
neiien Deuti6lnuo. Gin @irtldofts-
better in Berlin iolte Inn II llbr,
sur Boli5eiitlmoc, ieine 9u0e 5umad).
Ell. Sin reidcr 4merifancr botte
aber nod feline 2uIt, oas 2ofaI mo
oas feudte Sab 10 balo 81 oerloiien.
Gem Mirt lodte elm GROCER 9rofit.
Gr bot Den Holi5iiten ie 10000 Wf.
al, menn tie ibm geitotteten. nod eli.
ne 5tnnoe LANCER ouf5ulolien. Die
Boll3tlten ober ~nerfIagten oen 8irt
lpegen 9eitedung. Ser Monn mlBte
6leden. Der 4meritoner botte 400
Dollar geboten, Inn MIR nod l1naer
oos foitbore Ghpas IdIiirfen 5u fon.
men, Oos er in ieinem 2anoe ser 5rei.
belt 10 iebr oermiBte.
-0as StootSfobinett Oes 6opriid-
en- 8remiers bon 9obr lit 5uriidgetre-
ten. @r botte elm &ompromiB nit
Den Si6eralen uno So5ioloemofroten
oorgcidGagen. Die f~onlerootipe nati-
onale &olfsportei, ser bon &ubr an
gebort, b%eriporf aber oen 8ori6Iag.
0oS rationale SSlnfereIement lit in
8oDern %offenbnr lebr 1torf pcrtretcn.
gtodl Den Communication St0rungen
frilbercr 3eiten lit oas f~onicrbatipe
Clement am Huocr. 0ie 8aDern mol
len bon Der o8oIldeniItiihen" Sic.
gierling, Mirtb. ebert, in Berlin
nidts milien. Sic betrodtcn Berlin
ais Sit 0eS Sltoentums, oes Hepublis
fnnismus, Der 8n5ifilten uno 2ibera.
len. @ie ii6 Die 3eiten ge1tloert bo.
benl 6riiber mar Berlin oils Yoli-
5eiregiment in 9opern perihrieen.
Seute lit es Den Siio0aitiden nidt
mtilitoriltii6 uto t%onierbatip genlig.
Ole Oeutide &eidsregierung lit in
Sapern unheliebt. IS lit i6aoe, 0nB
es 10 lit. Die 8aDern io1ten ii6 Dor
allcm 5un6hit olS 0eut9 uno
nidt ais 8aDern fiiblenl
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16
GuncorOin GcmcinOc
@iOIin nnO 9iano aonaer

violin un0 Yiono &on5ert
@m 6reitoa q6eno. Den 8. Septem.
Der, mlir0e ole Goncoroia @emein0e,
90. un0 8 Str. g. @.. ourd elm 9i.
olin unO Eiono Gon5ert begIiidt.
Ser 8iIbelm Santelmoun ir. nno
6r6itIein Gertrude 2odcr, belize iino
&iinltler erIten &onges, maren Die
Gortrogenoeu. SEER SarteIntonn lit
bielen mobI befannt ais Der begabte
Sobn oeS beriibmten Capt. SonteI.
mann bon @oibington, Better Der
Wtorine .aopelle. Der iiunge Mhllifer
lit g%egenw6rtig bier altf 6erien bon
Bolton, moielbit er i'm Gonlerbatori.
INN Wtiiiit itltoiert. 6rGuIein IS. SO.
der lit Die Srgoniitin ser Goncoroia
@emeinoe, Die fiir5li6 ibr 2ebrer.0 /.
plom bonn 8aibinston College Of
@iiiiic erbieIt.
0aS &on5ert mar ni1t, pie er.
miinidt beiudt, neil Ole gegenpGrti.
&c belize Sobres5cit gum HodteiI mar.
ytihtSoeltomeniger fonnte man ourdl.
aus merfen. oas Die gauge 4ltOicu5
ons Grogromm bod idGste. 9osiel.
be mar mie foIgt:
1. Sonata IN . Maior.. ..8. Nor0ini
@m. Santelmann.
2. Goppricio 9riIlionte, Menoelsiobu
Sri. q. 2oder
3. Sbcntc ano &ariations from San.
talie Goprice...... .. $. 8ieurtemps
ISM. Sontelmann.
A.. @reluOe in GWlinor, &a6maninoff
S6er5o in 9 Minor ........ Chopin
Sri. q. 2o1er
5. 9lbe Mtario =. SCHUBERT 8ilbelmi
YrGlIoiitm uno g(aeqro
Ylignani, Greisler
Sn6ion 2oment, 9oorof &reisIer
Caprice &iennoiS ........... SreisIer
ISM Snntelmaun
@Gbrcno ser crltcn Summer 81.
nata in 9 Woior, bon glarOini, mllr.
oen mir ii6cr5eugt, Dab mir citlen
&ilnItlcr Dor ms botteL Ser ieine
Sade 0riinOlih berItano. 6r1uIcin
2oder ipieltc oa8 Gappriccio 9rilli.
ante bon M%enoclSiobn IN eIeganter
@eiie. @obrihcinlid bat oic brit
te Summer ben beiten @inorld ge.
modt. 0dS Sbema mar mirflid emf
5iGen0. 0ie Sariationen fuoren be
bortoelt obne lnn9meiIif at eriheinen
fir Oieienigen, 0ie ME Mliif Ititoiert
hoben. Sn Sen lebten Stiiden bat
@crr SanteImonn lid INNER tiidti.
GER 9c6eigt. 0oS Npe Woriu mor DER
}fH0ien3 icbr bcliebt. Sn 9e5ug ouf
Bic iibrigen Stiide f6nuen. mir in
aaacrifoniiGcr @ciie iagen: 0@e out
Greislereo &rci8ler bimleIi." Die
9egleitung bon 5rdlllein 2od)er mar
0llr6dlts lobenSmert mo bei0e &iinits
Ter lpurocrl 8u 3ugnbcn ge5pungen.
IS lit nllr fbo0e Dab nidt mebr W}u.
iiffrGtnoe oieic @elegenbeit benubi
babetL 10 Elm berrli6eS aor5ert 81
boren, 0aS @elo bon Ben Gintritts
forten gebt in oen 0~rgeIfonos oel
Stride. 9elten Qanf al Serrn San.
telmann uno Sri. 2o6er fir ibrt
prddtige Mrbeitl -g8ie bereits Dor,
Der geiagt, lit Serr Sontclmom pie
Der na6 Bolton sur 8ortfiibrltng lei
mes Stuoiums abgereilt. Sri. 2odel
mobnt bel ibren @Itcrn. un0 nebei
Der 2eitrng oeS &ir6en6ors erteil
tie aud Wtltiif. llnterri6t.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16

batten, fam id mitteilen, ooB mir i'm
borigen Sabre conoeniierte Mildbiid)-
len erbielten, momit 8irfa 100 Sdyul-
finoern lGngere 3eit ieoen Morgen
cine Soiie ourd Die 8ormber5igen
SdDeItern 5ubereitete marnle Mild)
gegeben mer0en fonnte, mas cine gro.
be 8obltat mar unb mofitr man red]t
oanfbor lit.
Sn Dor5iigIifer Sodadtlug, ergc.
benlter
9. Seifert. 8iirgermeilter.
Serr Mm. S9ul3, Der Setretdr oes
Central &elief Committees in Sem
Yort miro anpeieno fem.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16
0entifes g8aiienhans.

Srauen= 9iIfsberein.
0ie monatlide 8~eriammlung oeS
Sroren-SiIfsbereins fano am 8. Sep
tember i'm @oilenbaus, inter Ser
2eitung bon 8rou <ppertts Itatt.
Srolt @auline @altber protofonierte.
0as MIR ris0er elm 0euti6es 8ai-
Ienbaus GcGen, bat uns SEER Breil
ge5eigt, aIS er am Yifnif uns benin
gnoe ieiner moblgelungenen Muffiib-
rungen nit Sen &inoern ben gtamell
in groBen ein3elnen 8u9itaben Dor
fiibrte. gS miro mobl nun balo 3eit,
ooB man tpieoer BEN ri6tigen Namen
onnimmt. 9os 8ifnif trug Oas 8an-
,ner oabon; mar oo6 0ie @innabme
Bis iebt an bier5ebnbunoert Collars.
Suppertidets nur0en ollein iiber elm
touieno ~berfouft; iper fam ii6 oa Ell
men 8egriff MAIDEN, mas oas fir SIR
belt fir oie Sralien meinte, iinO es
bod INNER mieoer oieielben Srauen,
Die oie @rbeit perridten. Srou &l1p-
pertus l1no Srau @ains, Srau &rieg
uno Srat Marten, fo6ten idon BEN
gat5en Sonntag lno oaS mar elm
@liid, oenn 1000 Meni6en gu ipei-
fen min i9on etmas beiBen. Sral
aoQmeDer an ibrer &affee-l1rne
i1mitte ipenigitens sic &Glfte bon
ibrem Sett berolts, iie fono an Srot
8rinf frGftige l1nteritiibung. @tmas
gon5 re1es moren. sic Glomns; Die
l3ri6ouer muBten h6 oft sic Siiften
balten, ols oieiel6en nit ibrer origi-
nelen Muiif uno Dem Ear5 begannen.
9as ein5ige llngliid, oaS pailierte,
mar, oaB Oas Near Seer i6on fur8
nad 6 llbr ole mar, audi Die Soft-
orinfs muroen altSberfauft.
SIN Narlen ser Mitelieoer oes
Sranen=SilfspereinS ipri6t Sral
Huppertus, 8rGiioenten, alien @e=
bern nn0 @onnerr ibren ber6li6lten
Conf aus.
ya1n gebt es our &ummuge Sale,
iommelt aae fleiBig, oamit mir aud
0arin grfolg baben. Sic finoet ltatt
bonn 2. bis 7. Sftober BEL Sralt So
gelberger. @ad S6luB Ser Ser
iammllna blieb man nod elm Stiino-
6en BEL &affee uno <fen beilam-
men. Baltline @altber.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16
9ie SallaOt Orr 9rntidameritaner.
Bon aonroS g les.
Sanuar 1920,

g(uf 9ing ein Stern i'm fernen @eIt,
Ser botte niel Sell p~erfiinoet,
Den batte gum groBen Electromagnetic
@eorg Naibington ange5iinoet.
Isle cine Offenbortng bebr
Son ben StootenbI1oe, Dem iungeit,
gSar Ser Sreibeit 8oti6aft peit iibers Wteer
Cur olte1 gSelt georungen.
ltuO ipie elm StrobI bon @ott gcIouot
gSolt' BORT Die Ser5en meiben,
9ie Sebniudt na6 George @oibingtons 2anO
Ser 9rong nod Der Seinat, Der 6reien.
Ser uralte, beilige @anoerorang,
Ser @ottertroum Ser @ernloneit,
9ie boil beinlliden MufrlbrS, trob 3oum II. 3pnng
0te Illnadt Der 6reibeit abnen.
Sic IieBen Oe S6oae, fe lieBen oen Serb,
$50 i'm 9tot le ser 8Gter %geieIier,
I'm Menidenpiir0e rno Mannespert
gtod neltett WtaBe 81 meIiett.
sic taten ab Sen 6iirltenfnedt
ll10 Der llntertGnigfeit Wiienet,
lin Bolfesbobeit 1t0 Vitrgerre6t
9eS itngen &alOes 3u oienen.
60 famen fe fiber sic @aIler melt
gtad Der geeuen 8elt 9efabrer,
SIM oeltidet Ser5en Der SebnIu6t 2eio,
Sod Der 9offtltilg &ran5 IN Den Saarell.
y III OlNJllflSu ltllpNlU Z OuUlU lIuAy
$50 5ur Steppe Die Siigel iib bogen,
8a bat gernanii6er Sieolerpfllg
Die eriten Burden ge5ogen.
9luf bliibtet SerOiib uno @ortengebeg,
Scl erflan9 Der Senior So1en,
$50 imraer Der oeutl6e Bauer ben 8eq
9urb Den gSaI li) Der 8iloniS gebro6en.
Ser 5leiB, Ser i'm SdmeiB lib BEN Soglobn getponu
Sielt ben Iben0 ge1elig l~tl1lpoben,
BiS 0e5 puritaniIden @ng1innS Bonr
9n germonii6em Srobiinn %3eritoben.
8os Dem &olferitrloel, Dem bunten entragt:
Ser feimenoen 8iIienidaft Bflege,
9ie &unit bic 5ieliu6eno our6s 2ano Ii9 geuagt,
Sic trugen 0euti6es @eprG9el
limo menn ser Sieg Sen Sorger mieo,
@Senn I'M 8in0 letr gSGbnen Serronnen,
Damn balf Der olte1t Seinlot 2ieo
9ie reue Seir1at oltrfionnen.
50 lit in Nrbeit 1t1o Sinnen rn0 Sana
DaS Seben oabir1ge3ogen;
90 lit oeS @ernla1en Mon0er0rorq
Sn Ser neuen g8elt b~erflogen.
gsobl tobtei 8oblfom5f uno @er6erlf
Gum 8ettItreit Ser 8arteien,
9of Die 6reibeit, 0ie ibm @eorg 8aibington iduf,
Sreltrlo marc lie Dem 2an0e Der Sreien.
ltno mo- Die 9lnoern gum 80lferItreit
@rri6tet ii6 0ebr uno 8arten,
9a 6odte gerr1anii6e 8ieoerfeit
@ema6li6 bel Bier uno &arten.
@obl iibte tie Oronung un0 8iirgerpfli6t,
9of Tie bette, Inn bierlano at geIter,
0eS @ngelSa6len @eltltnltrieb ni6t,
ltno nibt Ben gSit oes &eIten.
9ie oeutide @brIi6feit alt uno Ifpuer
@epann ni6t oos 2an0, oas jutge,
Sbr feblte oes Sloben 3ufunfts6egebr,
llno Die SdipltlIt Der rouanii6en 3unge.
Sic iaBen I6perfdGig BEL 9ier unb Sfat
Die oeutiden Stammesgenoiien,
9erpeil bon feinoli6er 8erbetot
Die 8elt rings ii6ergefloilen.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16

lln0 eb' ie nod ipiBteiL mics geidebn
St Der llnidulo oes llnterlaIes,
0o iaben ie obieits oeS @eges iid lteb'n,
Gin 3iel berblenoeten Safes.
llnfaBbor tpar eS uno Oenno6 pobr:
Der 9rite mar 2etfer oes 2anoes,
llno germaniIhe @rt, ser Nebre bar,
gSar 9eute 0es Uncertainties.
9ion fato oeS S6ntltbes foun1 genug,
Gen Deltiden oanit 81 %beperfer,
llno 8ritiide 2iit ltn0 golii6er Srig
Die balfet Die Sfneioer al ldGrfen.
lln0 400 oaS b~erpirrte &olf niht bertrand
Gen 8irger bonn 9iirger gu trennen,
ga baIf oeS erboIten 6iibrers Sano,
Gen 6reiuO ais Seino 8l berbrennen.
ltnfabbor mar eS ilno oennod fuabr:
@ermollia in &riegsgeuoltel,
llt0 Die nete Seitnat, Columbus Mor,
Sn feinoli6enl &nmpf nit ser olenl
llno 8lpiiden beiOen in 6Iltten0er 8ruIt:
2anotreue ult0 SeinatfibIenl
llno rings, Itatt Sdonlng, oie erauiamite Suit
ai mwoBloier Safes niiblenl
8aS Oelttide 3iberiidt bier eelGt,
3erItob in Sdutt un0 Sdneraen
gte marc brutaler bineemGbt
Die 9uS1oot bertrouen0er Seraen.
S1 5einoidaft muiBte, pie'S &riegeSort,
Sb ifper aab, Ser Oertife ii6 finoen,
God mas an griinoIolem S1impf ibm marc,
SStro ME er uno thinner nerlpin0en.
Sein bluteloes Ser5 trGgt Iorben tief,
8ie nlrllner liG beilen loIlen.
@eorG 8oibingtons Stern, Der meeriiber ibn rief,
gr lab ibn i'm glutounit e~rbloiien.
limo pie0er treibt i'm Der SebnIadt 2eio,
Ser @ottertrollm oeS @ermoren,
Sl Wetter lnO StltrnL Inn in &irren ser Belt
@ire1 Seg iib our Sreibeit 81 babnen.
0od nidt nit Dem b%lutigen S6mert in ser Soro,
9as @ott gebroden in Sder6en,
Sidt fifroer er ser @erbeiBung 2on0,
lin Der WenIhbeit oos Sell at ermer6en.
0urd 56mer8 geldittert, olrf Sdma6 gefIart,
8eltdblt III S6la6ten uno S6l1gen,
9ebt leine Seele er li6tbeipdbrt
@inent lte1ten @louben %entqegen.
auS Sriimmer, sic ser 8eltbaB bradl,
MnS @raber1 bon 8lut llmflo1ien,
gSill flareiloe1 Oranges ol1rd Sdner3 II. Sdmodl
Ole nere Grfenntnis iproBen:
Nidt miro bos S6pert, gum W2or0 entbloBt,
Ser Weenl6beit Die Sreibeit getuinnen;
Der Sdopfer Der Sreibeit, Die pobrboft CROFT,
SIT Der @ott in Der 8rtIt MIR tiefinnen.
Gin Sltnfe Ser eipigen Sonnenfraft,
Sarrt er Der @ntpifIllng otf @roen,
gis alien 2eben, oes Safes e%ntrafft,
Der 2iebe Sieg miro meroen.
Damn leudtet pieoer in SIt un0 &eIt,
@uf Dem &edte oes 8rltoers gegriinoet,
Der Stern, ben gum groBen electromagnetic
@eorg 8aibitgton's @eiIt e~rt5iinoet.
gu bitten oieies Sternes 2idt
9os iei in Sturm uno StiIe
9es 9eutldamerifoners 8fli6t,
Sein @loube uno iein g8ilel
0ie &raft, ibm erpadien aus berbItem 2eio,
Sic miro i'm pappnen uno meiben,
gu i6affen bier i'm 80lferitreit
OaS 2ano Der ipabrbaft Sreien. -
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16

SER Or. 9olI @IeiS uno 6rau
iinb auf ibrer Sod8eitsreiie in @eIt
Balm 8ead, Slorioa, angelangt uno
laiien beltens eriiBen. @obri6ein.
li6 miro bon bier elm N(bite9er nod
&uba gemadt.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16


Isle menig SoeoIi8mus, ipirflide
Iufrihtigfeit binter oem goll5eL gro.
ben &riege ltedte, iicbt man oorolt,
DAB er 10 gut mic feinen groBen Old
Ter berborgebro6t bat. @n9Iano bat.
tc sur Belt oes &rimfriegeS einen
Eennplon 9euti6Iono botte i'm Srei.
beitsfriege unb aud 1870 beoeltenoc
Sanger, oenen oie 9egeiiterling bon
Ser5en fam. @clt8utage lit allies
8roia. @ini9e @oiienbaier mlBtell
iiber 0as @leno binlpegbelfen. Sn
9elltldlono lit 5mar aud iebt ge0id.
tet morOen; bon bielen lit aud @rtes
al iagen. g(ber I'M olqcmeinen blieb
oaS @elo Ser &unlt inn aricge cine
8iilte, pie ser arieg ielblt. 9llS Der
8affenitiaitono fam, Ga ioiid5te Ole
@elt otf. Ni6t iiber Sieg uno Gr.
foIg iubeIte man. glltr elm @or.
e~ntrang iih Der g%eqndlten 9rnlt Oel
Wteni6beit: oSbe mar is oper.@ &ci
ner meint ibm cine Crane nod.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16
Counting, Scn Is. Septembcr:
@rofes Yifnif
sum YcItcn Der Notleiocn0en in
0entidlnnO nnO SeitrcidJ.
anf Scrrn Yranners GanOiit, 8ln.
oens6nrg 9iOao.

-Srau emma Sbomforot peilt 3.
st. in @ilomooo, q. s., our @rbo'
lung uio lGBt olle 9efnnnten griiBen,
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16

&aum bat Staatsiefret6r Sugbes
oas @ort olsgegebeM 10 i6reiben al
le 2eitungen getreu un0 geboriam
ni1t mebr bon elmer u b riiitungs-
fonferen5, ionoern nitr nod bon elmer
9 e6rGnfung Ser &riegsriilt
uneen. 9ie 8egeiiterung, Die ur=
ipriingli6, beionoers felt ben lebten
@ablen nod @erfiin6ieung Der nett
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-12-20
CLAIMS ] HORT
is BLAMELESS
IN BANK CASE
Attorney Appears Before Gov
ernor Who Q Refuses T to Issue
Extradition Papers

Extradition of l.. J. Hort, of Reed
er, to Missouri on charges growing out
OF bank failure there was denied by
Governor r. A. Nestos following a
hearing in the governors office.
Indictments returned in Missouri
against Mr.. Hjort charged him with
embezzlement, as a reslt of loan
made OF a bank there and as an Of
ficer' Of the bank when It received de-
posits when alleged TO be insolvent
Former Judge Crawford, Of Dickin-
son, and r. NJ. jacobson, of Hettinger
represented Mr.. Hort. Judge Craw
ford declared that Mr.. Hort was out
OF the state at the time the alleged
crime was committed, and said that
Mr.. Hjort had been head of the banK
bu tretired and later was a director
but was engaged in the coal mining
business at Reeder and was out ol
touch with it's affairs. He said thai
Mr. Hjort had suffered considerable
financial loss as result of the bank
failure in Philadelphia. Missouri, ant
had been victimized. -r
A stepscn of Mr.. Hjort and r. E
Convert. of Glendive, Montana, were
taken back to Missouri last night b!
representatives of Marion county, Mis-
souri,, in connection with the alleged
bank wrecking. s
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-12-20
CHINESE NEGOTIATIONS

Washington, Dec. 2O-As the Japa~
nese.Chinese negotiations over Shan.
tung were completed, delegates are
turning their attention to other fea-
lures Of the far eastern situation and
may resume within few days the
committee meetings which were in
terrupted to give the Shantung prob.
lem a clear field
It appeared that the withdrawal of
Japanese control from the Using Tao
Tsinan Flu railway was near a sOlu.
tion and that the Japanese and Chi
nese might be brought into complete
accord. shortly.
Among other far eastern questions
the Chinese request for abrogation Of
the "twenty-one demands" agree
ments and the proposal for withdraw
al of the powers from occupied terri
tory in China are attracting increas-
ing notice.
The Chinese delegates, who arc
maintaining that they still represent
the Chinese people even though the
Peking cabinet has been overthrOWn
issued a statement today declaring
the twenty one demands agree
ment must be abrogated II the decis-
ions of the Washington conference
are to amount to more than scraps OF
paper" At the same time the Jap.
anese attracted added attention to the
question Of occupied territory by re-
vesling their desire to keep their
troops in r,orthern Saghalien as well
as in the Port Arthur district.
| The overthrow of the Peking cabi'
net has attracted wide attention in
conference circles but it apparently
has not changed the course Of the far
eastern NEGOTIATIONS. Ma 500, Wash.
| ington representative of the rival gov.
ernment at Canton, said in formal
statement that the ".Peking delegation
knows that it does not represent the
neorle Of China ana that the fall OF
the Peking cabinet has long been ex'
/ pected.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-12-20
ORDINANCE ON
DANCING TO BE
DRAFTED AGAIN
Will Conform to Provisions Of
Opinion of Attorney Cen
erals Office

The city commission, in meeting
last night, referred to the city attor.
ney the ordinance regulating public
dance halls which was prepared last
spring, at the request of the WomeN's
Community Council, for revision in
accordance with the provisions OF an
opinion handed down by the attorney.
generals office last week, regarding
powers Of the city and the state lie.
ense department.
The ordinance provided for the sup
ervisi0n of dance halls, hours of dane.
ing, etc. The attorney generals Of
flee holds the, city may supervise the
dance halls, but may not license or
inspect them.
An opinion was received from the
attQrney-general's Office relative to
the validity of the proposed ordin'
ance requiring taxicab companies tC
carry liability insurance.
''We are of the opinion that such
ordinance is valid. and within the po
lice pcwers of this city except such
parts thereof as purp0rts to create
the power to license taxicabs or Other
motor vehicles contained therein. A:
to such parts of the ordinance, we be
lieve them invalid under, the prOvis
ions rof Chapter of the Laws of 1915
as amended by the laws Of 1921, fol
the reason that such parts of the or
dinanca conflict with the exclusive
power and jurisdiction of the state
licensing department to regulate ant
control the licensing and inspecting
of such business read the opinion o
Assistant Attorney General Shafer
His concluding paragraph reads
Whether the ordinance in question i
constitutional or not is a create
question. OF course, if the ordinanc
is confiscatory in it's effect it woul
be unconstitutional upon any othe
ground, and we are not prepared t
hold that it would be confiscatory."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-12-20

OFFERED FROM. !.
COUNTY BOARDS
Governor Nestos and Attorney
General Johnson Receive Let.
ters on Their Plans
ONE MEETING IS HELD

The latest economy moves of the
new state administration have
brought enthusiastic offers OF cooper
alton from county officials. Belief is
expressed in administration circles
that much can be accomplished If all
officials take this same attitude.
Governor Nestos today praised the
members of the school boards and
taxpayers from the counties Of Mel
son, Steele and Griggs, who held a
meeting at Neville, and unanimously
agreed that some means must be de-
vised to reduce the tax burdens. A
copy. OF the resolution was forwarded
to Governor Nestos. ~
, The county auditor of Golden Val
ley county was the first to respond
with a statement Of comparative ex.
tpenditure of the last five years, which
statements will be the basis Of a care
full study by the governor for the pur-
pose of evolving further means of re-
dllction of governmental expenses in
the state.
! Governor NestOs characterized the
result Of the Neville meeting as "a
splendid example of the cooperation
we hope to receive from all parts OF
the state in this effort to lessen the
burden on the taxpayer.
Y Many letters of approval Of Attor-
ney General Sveinbjorn Johnson's an
nOuncement to states attorneys tha,
no special assistants will be assigned
by him unless it is clearly evidenced
that there is an absolute necessity fol-
it, and calling attention to the ex:
penditure Of $4,000 since 1918 by the
state, for special assistant :attorne,
general service.
! A letter typical Of the attitude o.
states attorneys was written by In
gam Swinland, of LakOta. He wrote
II fully agree with you in every
thing you have said in this letter ant
especially with the fact that too mucl
has been expended for special assist
ants in your office during the past tw'
Itor three years. You may depend OF
me for one to co-operate with you il
avoiding duplication and 0ver-lappin.
of effort because we all know that tn
taxpayers have all they can do eve1
five do not needlessly expend publ
funds"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-12-20
BUTTER TAX TO
~ n stsTs-
BE TESTED OUT
BY CREAMERlES
Local Firm Will Act As Repre-
sentative of Those Claiming
Act is Invalid

The constituti0nality of the tax on
creameries and butter factories in
the state for the purpose of creating
fund to establish an experimental
creamery will be tested in the courts,
it was learned today A suit will be
instituted by Attorney General john
sons spoffice against the Northern
Produce company of Bismarck for
failure to pay the tax.
The legislature in 1919 placed tax
of so cents for and upon every 1000
pounds of butterfat produced by
every creamery, cheese factory, ice
cream factory, renovating or process
butter factory or condensory.
In taking over the office OF state
dairy commissioner, r. F.. Flint dis
covered that many firms had not paid
this tax while others had done so. A
request was made of the attorney gen.
erals office to bring suit against a
firm which had refused to pay the tax.
1t was learned that many firms had
refused to pay the tax because they
declared the law was unconstitution-
al Attorney General Johnson is pre-
parins to bring suit against the local
firm whichS will take the position oi
other firms which believe the law is
unconstitutional, and will defend the
refusal to pay the tax on behalf o
all tie creameries which refused tt
pay it.
The proceeds of the tax were uset
for the Werner. Experimental cream
cry, which has not been in operation
for year.
The creameries will contend tha
the tax is an indirect tax. upon tn
farmers of the state because deduc
ton is made from their payments TO
produce.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-12-20
WILL RESIST
AUDIT ORDER I
Workmen's Compensation Blu.
reau To Ask Test of Law

The workmen's compensation bureau
is planning to resist the order OF the
state auditing board that all bills of
the bureau for salaries and Office ex-
pense be submitted to the auditing
board as are the bills of various de-
partments of the state government.
The majority of the board plans to
present a couple of bills to the state
treasurer, to be turned down because
they have not been before the audits
ing board.t and then to bring test
suit to- determine the right of the
auditing board to cause the bills to
be brought. before it.
The auditing board action was tax
en- bn resolution preseoted by, At
torney. General Johnson in it's first
meeting. He held that the salary bill;
of the workmen's compensation bureau
should come before the board for ap'
prOval. ~