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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-07
DENARNI MOGOTCI so VSI
ENAKI.

Hugo SHINES, najmogocneJsi
nemSki miljonar, pride pred krimi-
nalno sodiSce, ker nj placeval VOL
MIN ietnikom, ki so delali "a ME
ga, polno dnevno mezdo. SociJali-
sti in elani drugih delavskih
strank so Stinnesa neStetokrat ia
vno dolzili kot najvecjega vojnega
profitarja in izkoriscevalca memo
cnih. Dolzili so ga tudi, da je te-
kom vojne sistematicno narocil III
pomagal svojimi miljoni, ola Sc
uniGi Belgiji in Franciji nekate-
re tovarne in industrijske napra,
We. ker so mu povzrocale konku-
renco. Ce he bodo imeli Strnnesovl
milioni upliva ma sodiSca, tedaJ
mu bodo Sc stall lasje pokoncu. =
SHINES je najbogatejsi clovek '
NemGiii ter kontrolira nemSkt
premogorove in industrijc vseh
vrSt.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-07

nejSi, drugace pa Sc boil neVarm
kot so bill.
Steer pa Sc tista "zmaga" tiGo
samo reGenih bratov Ali; drug
liudski voditelji in sovrazniki An.
glezev dnevno gredo preko skraj
nih mel in so aretirani ter sojeni
! radi upora. In Mr.. Gandhi koraka
naprej. Svojo veliko moe je nedav.
no pokazal, ko je svojim rojal5om
naroGil, da maj sezgejo vse blagc
"a obleke, katero je bio izdelanc
angleSkih tovarnah. Sam je daI
vzgled in po vsej Tndiji Sc ga jC
posnemalo. Indijci nocejo ve(
sprejemati vladnih naslovov in cd
| Ilikovanj in nocejo vec obiskovati
angleSkih Sol. To Sc vrsi mnogc
veGjim uspehom kot je znano sir
81 javnosti. Kai bo sledilo sedaj te.
mu? Prihodnja tocka DO, ola bodc
Indijci odrekli svojo sluzbo V bri-
tiSki armadi, da ne bodo hotel
sluziti V vladni policijski sluzbi III
da ne bodo hoteh vee plaeevati
Britaniji davkov, Neizogibno be
priSlo do tega. Kaj Sc briga Gand-
hi - ia temnokozi slaboten mozi-
eek, XII zivi kot indijski menih in
fanaticno veruje, ola je mogoce In
dijo reSiti lie, ce Sc povrne k nau
kom Starodavnega ucitelja Veda
in k primitivnemu stanju druzbe
= "a javno odpoved njegovega gi-
banja cd Strani Indijcev tako vi
sokega intelektualnega duha kot
je Rabindranath Tagore2 Tagore
je poet. Anglijo, sovraznico indij-
skega naroda, ie treba odstraniti.
In tako mogocen je Gandhi, da Sc
ga vlada Indie ne upa aretirati.
In Gandhi In indijsko ljudstvo do,
bro We, da Sc ga vlada boji areti-
rati. Kamorkoli pride, povsod je
sprejet z najveejo ljubeznijo in
spostovanjem. Ma zelezniskih po-
stajah Sc mu priklanjajo ljudsBe
mnozice in Sc trudijo, da poljubijo
rob njegove obleke, Lord Reading
bo Sele moral dokazati, ola zamore
zabraniti ii situaciji razviti Sc V
drugo indijsko vstajo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-07
BIsAGA, o svETA B1sAGA!

zupljani V Elktonu, Md. so IL
obcili IL svoje cerkve duhoyne rev
r. T. Westerna. On je stopil nam
rec "span'' S Soferji taxi" au
tomobilov, katere je najemal "a
poroke, ki so Sc izvrsile V njegov
cerkvi. Zato so mu pa morali SO
ferji odsteti, polovico svojega "a
sluzka. Duhoven je to primal, to
da ie hladnokrvno izjavil, da ne
bo upoSteval izkljucitve.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-07
VLAKA ZGORELA v PREDORU,
MNOGO MRTVIH.

Pariz, 5. oktobra. " pariskem
zelezniskem predoru Batignolles
sta trcila diva podzemska vlaka,
katera sta zaeela po koliziji gore
I'll. Ma teh vlakih Sc je navadno
nahajalo priblizno po sto in vec
.potnikov in zato Sc sodi, ola je ste
vilo mrtvih viSoko.
Takoj po nesreei so prihiteli ma
pomoc ognjegasci in vojaki. Maj
pref so dobili IL razvalin pet tru-
pei. Potem Sc jih je naSlo Sc enajst
mrtvih. Wee nego sto jih je bilo
odpeljanih V bolnisnice. OgenJ, ki
Sc je oprijel razbitih vozov je ma
polnil dimom predor, kar je pre-
precilo resilno delo. Ognjegasci 50
delali mrzliGno naglico. Zaceli 50
kopati luknje ma hlicah ravzdol,
ola pridejo do tunela.
Kolizija Sc je pripetila OBJ s6:l5
uri. Pri vlaku, XII je bill namenjen
v Versailles Sc je nekaj potrlo. ko
so to popravljali je pridrvel drugi
vlak in zadel prvega zadnji ko-
nee. Posoda, napolnjena svetil,
MIN plinom je eksplodirala. Pla-
men ie magic objel bliznje vozove.
Sest jih je ze gorelo predno so "a
mogli nepoSkodovani potniki beza-
ii paniki IL predora. Ogenj, sii-
ma vrocina in dim je odganjala og-
njegasce in vojake, da MISC mogli
reSevati. Zadnji ognjegasec, ki je
dospel IL predora, je naznanil, ola
je V plamenih sestnajst voz. ko 50
plameni zaceli Svigati IL obeh ustii
predora, so ognjegasci zaceli briz-
gait vodo notranjost predora
odkodar so Sc sliSali kriki in hro-
penie umirajocih. Sc vec tenkov je
eksplodiralo in napo1nilo predor S
strupenimi plini. Kljub temu, da
so plameni Svigali ma dan, Sc je
nekaterim zrtvam posreeilo doSpe-
ii IL tega straSnega pekla ma pro
,sto hudo obzganimi obrazi in tc-
lesi.
Ia zelezniSka nesreGa Sc smatra
"a najstraSneiSo, kar Sc jih je Sc
pripetilo ma zeleznicah Franciji.
Predor je dolg pol milje." "Bilo je
ze temno, ko Sc je kolizija pripeti-
la.
Oblasti izjavljajo, da Sc identi-
tete onih, XII so ostali V predoru,
ne bo najbrz nikdar dalo ugotoyi-
ii, ker sezgani bodo pepel. Vro-
Gina, XII je prihajala IL tunela je
bila ze zrlnaj tako silna, da 50 me
rail- ognjegasci stati par sto cev-
| ljev Cd vhoda.
Pariz, 5. okt. = Sedemnajst od
onih, XII so bill poskodovani in cd
pelham bolniSnice, je umllo kma-
lu zatem, poroea Havas agencija.
Skupno Stevilo mrtvih "a kolikor
Sc We je S tenn 33. Koliko jih je O.
stale V tunelu, pa nj znano.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-07
DETETA v NEMcIJI

bolehajo velikem Stevilu ma novi
bolezni, Xxi Sc razsirja. Bolezen Sc
je pojavila IL nezadostnc hrane,
radi cesar imajo deteta tako meh-
ke kosti kot zolica. Prosi Sc v A
merilxi pomoei, da Sc zamore odpo-
magati TEN nedolznim vojnim zr-
tvam. :
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-07

Svobodomislec. Xxi nj narocen
ma svoie glasilo, nj pravi svobodo-
mislec.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
Bismarck Men Play
Hobo To Learn Truth
About |. W. w. Methods

Bismarck, n. D. Sept. a.
Frank Snyder, DISTRICT represent
alive Of che Ardent Order Of
United Workmen, sought adyen-r
turc In the Dakota harvest Fields.
He found it-with the /. w. w,
II wouldn't want to go through
1t again right now. couldn't
have missed it-and ] learned q
lot" he said.
Snyder and SOME other Bis
marCk men who went into the
northern part OF the state were
forced to quit the harvest fields
because they would not take out
I, w. w. cards. Err,
I'VE were working near Plaza"
he said, land had refused to take
ont cards. While we were work.
ing the threshing machine began
to cough up bolts and other
pieces of iron-the I. w. w. had
made good their threat to wreck
the machine II we stayed"
The machine Was put out of
commission and Snyder and his
companions were forced to leave.
On their way to the harvest
helds-the bunch rode in "box
oar Pullman style. A bunch of
I. w. w. threatened to throw
them OF the train II they did not
take out cards-S2 down and O
dollar q month.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
WILLIAM M'KINLEY


Toll. slow, % mournful bells, et
Our sorrow from dolofous thrdAts,
Your sad and solemn knelis,
Your notwithstanding notes!
All, grief amongst US dwells,
And loWly our banner floats:
Our leader, chosen and tried,
Our chieftain, benign and great,
Our trust, and our hope, and our
pride,
Hath given his life for the state.
Your tribute, o cannons, roar
Ger our ocean-girt land and the
Seas
With your echoing thunder de-
plore,
And the weighted silence release.
All. well may Jul eagle soar,
Half-hearted, in days like this:
He hath fallen BY coward hand,
Who, beloved and exalted, stood;
And a wall fills our cherished
land,
At the loss OF the great and the
good.
: Sound soft, o easeful airs,
Twtning comfort with sorrow and
tears,
Like a saints ascending pray'rs,
When death life's blossom sears.
All, virtue honored fares,
Victorious DER dread and fears.
O faith from Those dying lips!
Q love Of that failing voice!
In your faintness pure eclipse
A thousand sermons choice.
Be hushed. o million sounds,
Ye tireless wheels be still!
For we all have a share in those
wounds,
That our bosoms with anguish
fill.
All, reverence glideth its rounds
With a sad and tremuious thrill:
Let US lay our leader to rest,
Our chieftain faithful and great,
Enshrined in u hearts, ever
blest,
Who gave his life for the state!
National Republican.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
SPEEDY TRIAL
FOR ARBUCKLE
IS INDICATED
(ConuRued from page -
things will turn UP that I san do.

things will turn up that I can do.
When we were married I was IT
n my husband vas 81. That was
PACK. IN 1903. Five years ago we
agreed to disagree and 1 received a
separate maintenance. A reconcile
alton? That depends on whether 1
y that my place is' with him and
whether he. fnds that he is ready for
a return to the life we led when we
were married, All Iknow now is that
/ am going to a friend who needs
every bit Of help he can get"
To Ban Pictures.
st. Paul. Sept. 14.-MovinE picture
men OF Minnesota were called ON to-
nay by Governor J. A. o. Preus to bar
the showing q pictures Of Roscoe
Fatty" Arbuckle in this state until
charges he 10Y faces.
Il request that this action be taken
BY the moving picture producers OF
the state and feel confident that they
will cooperate in the matter of up
holding the morale of actors appear
ing In pictures shown on the SCREEN
the governor said. I'm making this
request, I am not issuing an order OF
using police powers, but 1 feel that
my recommendation will have a,
much weight as an order with the 90:
operation Of the producer" /,
Fargo, N. D., Sept. 14.-Pictures
featuring Fatty" Arbuckle have been
barred for the present at least, in
certain motion picture theaters in
Fargo, Bismarck and Jamestown, N.
D., according to announcement by
managers OF the theaters.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
East Side
TOSTART
PRACTICE TODAY
Seven Of Last Years Foot
ball Squad Back in the.
Game.

At the close Of school today the
boys Will don their m~oleskins and be-
sin preparations for the football con-
quests of this season. Prot. Upham
Will put the boys through their PAGES
as coach. With seven veterans, Of the
last year squad back In the Gald this
year, and several new men who show
promising prospects, Indications are
that the East Grand Forks team will
be . winner this year. Many Of the
men last year were new to thesgame,
gamea last year will stand them In
good stead this season. Among those
who played on the team last year and
who are back this year are: Bor-
Gaard, the fash quarterback; Mar,
cheldon, who played in the backield;
Purcell, the big center; Kingman. the
Its FOUNDER who played guard; Ket-
ter, also a guard. Nixon, tackle, and
Carney the fast end.
The Crookston high school squad,
the old rivals Of the local boys ars
maneuvers of the gridiron. They
started on the feld Monday. under the
direction Of Coach p. F. Smith.
Among the old members Of the
Crookston squad ( McCrae, Daniels,
Lindell, Lanctot, Berg, Smiley and
Gronvold.
Rules and regulations Of the Min,
nesota State High School association
will govern the, high school teams Of
this section. 1t was announced. The
rules of the association are in. part
as follows; Eligible players must
have the necessary credits, be up IN
their school work, not have played
over four years, not have been a
member of a team representing q
school higher than q secondary
school, shall not use tobacco or in
Etoxicating liquor in any form and
shall not be aver Al years Of age.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Mr.. Edward Brady ID passing the
arrival Of q baby daughter born to
They reside In the Corliss fats In this
city.
Peter Boyland Of Fisher was aeri-
ously injured Tuesday while unload
ing grain. He suffered a wrenched
back as q result OF everything.
Alfred Dickson. who has beer a
resident Of this city since 1882. left
this morning for San Diego, Calf,
where he will make his home.
Mrs. A. W, Yetter, who has spent
the last two a in Arvada, Col,
returned to the city Tuesday, and
will make her residence here.
w. ]. Rasmussen left this. noon
for Crookston to attend to business
matters.
b. w. DeBoyd and Mr.. Hoas OF
P~rincevilIe, ILL, who are. shippers and
buyers Of potatoes, cabbages. onions,
apples and other. farm produce. were
In the city Tuesday.
Red River Chapter No. 22e. o. e.
s., will be entertained at a Silver tea
next Thursday afternoon at the Ma
sonic hall. Hours from 3 to 5. Host
esses for the occasion will be Mrs. r.
D.. Gardner, Mrs. Elmer Kipp and
Mrs. T. W. Rickett.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
THE TOWN TODAY

.Nt3AEt4gy EGEH INFETiE.s4 H0Ns
Farmers urged to get their seed corn
IN at once, Danger Of killing frosts
increases daily,
School garden club urged to harvest
entire crop by October Is 80 that all
q ground a be plowed this fall.
I'D. Bacon'a herd 81 Holsteins
WINS more prizes at the South Dakota
state fair at4Huron.
R: A. Nestos of Minot, independent
candidate fer governor at the recall
ELECTION, vas In Grand Forks Tuesday
House committee Of the Commercial
ciup 70 meet soon to arrange program
OF winter activities.
s. G. Rubinew Of the Red River
Valley Sweet Glover Growers ex-
change goes to Crookston to confer
with Hughe ]. Hughes OF the market
division Of the Minnesota department
Of agriculture.
w, F. Bushong, representing Swift
wants club.
City commission passes ordinance
calling for sale Of $4,000 worth Of
bonds for the purchase Of the audi
forum property,
=. D. LOOMS, who is to be rims
master Of the KEN Temple circus, ar
riVeS in the CITY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
$4,000 900 IN
DELINQUENT SALES
TAXES COLLECTED

Washington. Sept 14.-Collection
OF approximately $912, 900, 900 in de-
ltnQuent and additional sales and mis-
cellaneous taxes by the government as
a result Of a special drive ending,
September 8 vas announced today b.
Commissioner Blair.
The drive in which 1875 field col
lectors were engaged, he said, Gov
cred practically every large city In
the country and special attention was
given to the so-called luxury tax"
taxes on soft drinks, theater admts-
sion and transportation. Il
THE results of the drive was en-
tnenty satisfactory" Mr.. Blair said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
PRICE
\ REDUCTION in
Y \ GARY, INDIANA

Gary, Ind, Sept. 14.-A general re-
Hction in prices ranging from house
Sgts to costs of a divorce, is in ef-
ut In Gary today. The cuts follow
ikduction Of steel workers wages.
#@Lower prices were recorded in res
Entrants, house rents and clothing
physicians reduced their call charge
10 So and attorneys announced q cut
BE from $500 to $50 for handling d.
4orce Eases
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
I. GET $500.

Minneapolis, Sept. 14.-Burglars
blew the vault of the Northwestern
Lumber and Wrecking company early
today and escaped with $500 in cash
and several THOUSAND, dollars worth Of
stocks and bonds. officials of the
company were checking on the loss
this afternoon to determine the
amount of valuable paper taken.
Two months ago burglars obtained
a number OF real estate bonds in a
similar attack.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
MOTOR BUS CRASHED
THROUGH RAILING
OF DULUTH BRIDGE

Duluth, Sept. IA Crashing
through the railing on the Interstate
bridge, a Duluth Superior motor bus
early today was presented from fall
ing into Superior bay, SO feet below,
by the bus rear wheels hanging to a
steel railing. With the machine sus-
pended In mid-air ten women pas
sengers and the driver were rescued
by q, street railway wrecking crew.
One of the passengers, a man. was
slightly cut when he broke a window
with his<fist, enabling the passengers
to Chamber to the top side.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
WAIVE EXAMINATION.

st. Paul. Sept. IN. b. Nelson
Bemidji, MINI, contractor, and How
ard e. Gasell, Minneapolis real estate
dealer, waived examination before q
United States commissioner here thi,
morning on q charge Of forging. SIS, 0O0
worth OF Liberty bonds said to have
Lengby,eMinn., September. 16, 1920
Bond was fixed at 5000 each, pend
ing action by the federal grand jury
Following his arrest Nelson told
government operatives that he found
the bonds on Q brush pile while driy-
ing a BemidJ.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
MAY INOREAsE BUDGET.

st. Paul. Sept. 14.-Recommenda-
lions to increase the 1921 budget to
$4,000 were made by the mission
COMMITTEES Of the Swedish Baptist gen.
Ell al conference of America, at Its
forty-second annual convention here
today. The 1920 budget was $3.50,
The recommendation was followed by
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
Australian Defeated
r. n. Williams Oh Boston
In National Tennis Pla,

Philadelphia. Sept. al. o.
cup team defeated r. Norris
Williams of Boston, in the fourth
days play in the national tennis
singles champion winning three
sets to Williams two. Anderson
Won the fifth and deciding set,
Cd.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
Baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

r. r. n.
Roaton At mn oto nno-S q =;
Pittsburgh 100 COS oos COS 1S 9
-FYllingim and Gowdy: Morrison and
b
New York at....., ...O1O 20
Cincinnati ......'''o1o a.
Dou. as and SNYDER. Rirev arT
"t'e
Philadelphia at ........ 1000 600
Chicago /. >. 80. 80. ... .....110 Pa
Betts and sHenline; Alex
ander and Farrell III
r -s.4a N "a d
St:-Louis 0
Eeutner q Miller; FREEZER, North
ana A%Allnsnnatn' tss
Observation-Disclosures
c,ev, - - AS ' az I.o a.
: HoIaInpshia ~. :;ooo Tvs "
Keafe 80 porL;ns 'asiot'
''A-
r. r. r
Detroit at q ooo, ooo-o . a
Oldham and Bassler: Pennock and
Chicago at On
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14

an announcement hat plans are be-
ing drawn up for an intensive mission
ca mpaign.
Following nominations for minor
offices, 1t was announced that Rev. G..
Arvid Gordh of New York will re-
main president of the conference I'M
til the next annual convention.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14

arrested Monday night for speeding
on North Third street, was fined $40
In the police court Tuesday by Judge
R. /. Purcell.
Bachelors Grove Pavilion Dance
boris 10-piece orchestra Let's make
" this dance as big a success as last
weeks dance.-Adv.
Music Glasses Resumed Special
children's CLASSES Burrowes Course Of
Music; Study, Kindergarten, primary
and advanced. Phone 1617W. Mrs.
ADV.
rsWoodmen to Meet-There will be a
regular meeting of this Modern Wood
men of America in their hall Thurs
: day evening at g. o'clock. There will
be class adoption and q full attend
ance of members is requested.
Missionary to speak-Rev. Mr..
u Halvorson. state missionary for the
. Scandinavian church, will give an adj
81 dress this evening in Morse In the
IA Scandinavian Baptist church OF this
Lefty.
Carmel Lodge VIM Meet-rhe Car
ID mel Lodge OF Perfection will hold a
NJ Stated meeting Thursday evening ats
for the transaction of husi-
siess. All members are urged to be
III present. D. NJ. Holmes, C. M; Chas.
ALLEN. secretary.
u Card Of Thanks-we wish to thank
Y the American Legion Of Inkster and
| all those who so kindly participated
in the burial Of our son and brother,
Harold Abel. We also thank those
who gave so many beautiful floral
decorations. Archie Abel and family,
E'osdville. N. D:-Adv.N !
Prof. A. M. Bridston Returned
Prot. A. M. Bridston, principal Of the
higt school,. department. OF the Luth-
erat Bible school, who has spent the
sumner months In Cooperstown, N.
d. returned Ito tho city Tuesday, to
mike preparations for the opening Of
sclool next Monday.
To Remain in Washington-E. A.
Sles, who has been connected with
tie engineering department Of Grand
f4brks, andtwho left for Seattle 8 short
tine ago.. has decided to remain on
tie coast, it was reported. He has
accepted a position with the Cudahy
licking company as salesman. and
Is his headquarters in Olympia,
Wish. ~
Coaupcile Grants. Petitions --Attorney
JB. Wineman of this city appeared
bore the city council Of Reynolds
q behalf of clients with q petition
thave their land excluded from the
y limits of the city. The council
anted the request of William Schol-
"a, Caroline Ledge and Steen Sun
cal. On another petition filed by
Harles Solberg, action wa deferred
htil the next meeting Of the council
Special Demonstration-A special
Ave stock demonstration was held to-
day at the Stone farm near Larlmore
10 aid in the instruction of George AL
Ilison, Grand Forks county, and Gun
der Midgarten, Walsh county, MEM
bers of the North Dakota state live
stock judging team, who will COM
pete at the Interstate fair at Sioux
City, Iowa. The demonstration was
e%conducted by Miss Eva Cronk. Grand
Forks county club leader, and Club
\Leader Taintor of Walsh county.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14

Try One--Blaek's new CONNECTION,
chocolate Delights, 10c. Ask your
Eealers.-AdY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
COTON,

New York, Sept, 14.-Cotton flu
lures closed easy; October 1890: De-
Gambler 2o.io: January 1913; March
1875; May xo.S6.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
GRAIN TABLE
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Sept. 14.-Liberty bonds
closed: 3 1-2's 87.40; first As S8.I6;
second 4s S8.14 bid; first 4 Ids S8.1S;
second 4 las 1925; third las
92.42; fourth 4 Ia S8.44; victory 5
3-4s 99.06; victory 4 3-4s 1904
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14

\ pWanted-Rooms for university stu
| Tents for the coming year. Telephone
E1871, Registrars office at the uni
Nersity,-Ady,
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lM# Dance at Fair Pavilion every Wed
'gnesday and Saturday night. Street
Hcar service. Music by Emard's or
Echestra. Let's go.-Adv.
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Hunters-When In Leeds stop al
Commercial Hotel. Free bus tt
uniting grounds every .morning.-Adv
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| EVENING EDITION.
City Briefs I
Co.
For Rcnt-Suite OF 3 rooms In. base
ut First National Bank.-Adv.
Blacks Chocolate :DeNgbts-rhe
connection. Try one. 10c.-

For NSale-Radiant Home heater
fgest size, latest model. SIS Firs
Ienue. Phone 2S98I.
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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LATEST MARKETS
GRAIN.

Minneapolis. Sept. 14.-Strength in
September delivery which jumped
above $3.50 at the opening with bad
weather for movement, a private res
port indicating close marketing OF
the winter wheat crop and fair export
sales In the last two days, combined
to give wheat another strong upturn
early today. Buying failed to follow
the bulge, however, September sold
up to $1.62 early, showing an advance
of &c over yesterdays close, while De-
cember rone to $1.46 1-2 or 3 3-4c
above and May to STAT 1-2 or 2 7-8c
above last close. Sethacks took May
5-8c uncsar and December even with
yesterdays last prices. Close was
unchanged for. September lac high
n for December and $50 lower for
May. Demand for spring wheat con-
tinued good with average sales about
unchanged from yesterdays weaker
close.
Corn futures advanced 3-4c with
wheat, but settled back and closed
about unchanged for the day. Z Oats
advanced 3-8 a early but eased
with other markets and closed I'M
changed. Rye lost early &c advance
and lie In addition. Barley eased 1-2c
for December. Realizing sales took
191-3c of prices of fax futures after
q strong early bulge.
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Heavy Fine-A motorist, who was
arrested Monday night for speeding
on North Third street, was fined $40
in the police court Tuesday by Judge
r. ]. Purcell.
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Bachelors Grove Pavilion Dance
Friday, September 16, Music by Cti-
boris 10-niece orchestra. Let's make
this dance as big q success as last
weeks dance.-Adv.