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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

fat id bereit erfIddrt, feline @lagerrbe.
authorizing III ben ndddiiten 8ageh Elm
5ureiden. pbne DIE ibm 5uitebeipoe
IGriit bon Dreibig angen ails5u1usen,
6amit Der BroaeB moglibit beidleu.
nigt ner0en nann.
Mber0een. Gin neues Mbero4
|bIaH u2De Meroeen SournaI, nit
bolIlt1noigem 1nite0 8reB Depeiden-
|bienlt a11faugs letter @phe bier
S. M 5nunoers lit 8rd-
|iioett 1lro Niiiilo Drnfe, gieeprdiioent
Der neuen @orporntim.
Clifton. @55len Ncberts mur6e TO-
fort gettS0ttet n1lb fem 9egieiter, per-
gIeetag bit Auto nn der Sabrt bon
22afe Benton mod Clifton fi1 iiber-
ffdlug. Noberts tDurbe IN Ser Mafdy-
he eroriidt.
@uror.- ier nurbe III eiirter an
gieniitag ubgebaltenen 5taottpabI fit
Die @rlmtbu11g zines nellen &atbau.
ies enti6ieoen, niir meIden 3tuef $50,
600 in BONDS berausgab tper6en fol.
len.
Deaofpoob. - Ser Heiige stootrat
bat gortebrnngen getroffen, I'M sic
Staten ffiiir eIeftriides .2iiddt auf BEN
often 8reis bon 5ebn Gents per RiIo-
matt berab5uieben.
Suron. 6 g. Wcglraine bat
NIT Der Mufftenrtng elmer Brdmienliz
BIZ Doiie i1abrliide 5tnntsnnsiteuung
tDefde bier abgebaIten miro, begons
men. Die 8reiie fir Die 8feroemlsiteI-
lung ino fefeeifem. Der &eit Der 81
tie nif1mt Mngere GET IN Mnfprnd,
hell SO big GO Heinere Stnats Ml-
fociatonen in 8etradf fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
5noz

Gierre. lB5enerolanlpaf g.
GaDne non 5olfb 8afofa gab 81 Der-
ifeben paB 0ie hr5lih begottfie1te
ifrenge Durbffnibfran1g Der often blal1
5on1fagsgeiese DorId1fiae i1ge=
Henf Deroe, BIS sos befffaafsgeri6t
iifber fire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. et1f
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'ba aeaen q. BoetheI eillen 9heaferz
better ii altrpn pifen 8rpbegrosSeB
a1taenreaaf uIis herefs tire Mnflaaez
{hrifH eiftaereiidh aalgeffagfe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

1Settlot1en eln3uteilen ut10 bic Gdiit
Her in ntbletifden 5pielen 40 it1terei-
ierettw toobon Sdlln bic beiten dllsge.
ind peroen, nm Bel ben gountDalg-
lteanneen 8oriteaungen 3u geben.
RallIl. 90. s.. Brertter, Yrd-
iioent Der Mirnenpolis & ct. Bnllls
I8abn, ertlarH Donneritngabenb, Dab
|oie MISUNDERSTANDING Der 5tpiihen
ben 8aDnen llno bren Mngeitenten
b~eitebenoen nntionnlen Mbmddungen
ben 0eg bic bic Bobnen ebne al e-
far1oen @eidahsptrinsiipien 5uriidf5u.
|febren unD alf oiieie Weiie MiIio-
men I'M Snbr.5m pnren nno Dieies il:
rolenoen1Me nteriaI d1tSulegpn, bob
bds Yublifrm eiineil beiieren Dienit
|erbaltenf ann. 9rerrner fiiigte ginau,
|er gntfdeioung aIg einen
|9ieg Jr1dtberienoer 6es Gan.
oes u9flas ben 8orIGlufer elmer SER
abfealtHfa Der MMaten. CT gab Der felten
SsSashsrQlnsorufl baB es alien
y9aI ingen nenoe, ungemeifene
es6aad gl1nngenm fbren Mngeiteuien
sid1aelos---sSsneiner bier dbge<
sAaIfensglIIM bIhfnnllnqh liiber cine Bomb
.d1ls Babesuo11$22776,DOO fir Elm neues|
'Sdnlgebaaioe Iulr0e 0iefe nit 500
gegen4B StnH1ner nbgelebnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
gtinneg min fa,tfem.

4ppenbdgen, 6. MprI. 9ngp
s5fin11es Bat liid) bereif erflart, Die urt-
Ter Dem Ran1ell Moaoba6baobam So
sbriffer b~efaanten oanilben 5fabls
|lDerfe 81 a1lfen. Die 6irnla Iiebt lid
bon Ser 2iqni6atton beorob mo
|5ftinneg it bereit Die Mebr5aM Der
9NIfftien fir % 8rp8enf DeS 0oninale
pertes alf5ufanfen. gr nil Die So
BRIT dis SiiiioIe ieiner Relierfabrif IN
E5nIingen betreiben, I'M anlf 5aieie 8ei-
ie Dem BON Ben Miierfert aliferegfen
Mnfubr5pG 5u Dernlei1en.
Son gng at gag DddH De
rllllg iii ben afrifaniiden
.Granfreid 8m allen nIidIfige1rs
Idtngfft boraaggefagt Dorbsif!! s.3ss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
NorozDafotd.

Menn6nn. Margnreba, oas bier
|idibrigesaiinb bes @arll 2gfiingergDber
miller IN Der &ebrorL 60
|itarb Sreitdg an 8raroml1uaelgb iie
|eg ouf ieines @roBpaterS 6orm beim
@rasabbrennen erltH.
Sarge. S. g. gingbam un1
&idter $. S. Miaer bon bier 9baben
ib oas Nmt oes 5rieoensriders
uansgefnobe1f" @eiiner bon beiioen
NOR &anoioat lit Der Mpriltpab bod
cine Mn5aM 6renabe bDate ben So
meneines Der. beioen Mtd1lner out
|Den Stim1n5etM geihrieben bei6e
Esapanpioqten erbielten Die gleide 5tim-
Ealen155nlbl Sim Sreitag nun mnr0e
|0er @o1teH NIT eirtem @eIoitim 5u-
guniten 8iingbamg entihieoen.
8iismarf. - DR taatliHe giien-
[babnzum 2agerbnus @onliniiIiipn
bon NorH Dafota fat an gunnitag
|ben M1tpaa Der Sell gelepbone So.
|auf grbobunq ser Maten IN 5taaf
+abaeIebnt, ae11ebn1igte ieooh peitere
.gerh1re, I'M oie BereHtiquna elmer
@atenerb0bunq feitauifeaen.
Delotpare. Seler unbefannfen
;l1riprnaas aeriforfe sen $4,000
Sur11ersS peid1er hier mil 700 gu=
ldeI Betreioe. cine Menqp @pblen uno
500 Gf11na M2pbi Ger gbeiher NOR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Gin 1ntldkipnne int Grafz
fer<8au.

0Mt Der g%infiibrnng 0es Nellon
Sour 8beeI DriDe graetor auf benz
Waarf ut cine meme Sierra er1dlolien
Inoroen. Ser Nelfon biloef einen I'M
dhpln1g in graffors8a mo es fann
mBab5rbeM geingt lperoen, DAB ser
Nelfon Srdetor cine @laiie fir itd
ieIbif bi1oH. gr lit nod boaitanoig.
|nerer medaniiher Mrt gebout, be-
fimmt nagemeinen, mdbrenb oes gan.
5en Sabres Dienit 5u Ieiiten. ST lit
5uperlaiiia IeiH un0 6fonomiib 51
fbanobaben ur1b 1T Die nadIte Mnn6be-.
.rli1g 5u 100 Bro5ent 8irflamfeh,
Ole E ii. einem gracfor berporgebradt
nun6e. Sic nngetpobnli6e medaniibe
@on1trnftion oes gelfon 9roctors err
:m6gliidt e ibm, auf tiefem 8ooen
ODER am eobiduHigem tpie auf Iteini-
gel, bii95eIIigen 0berfldden 5u arbei=
ten uno D~en1lelben fortmabrenoen
mrfflla11len DienIf int 8inter un6
iSornnner 5u berIeiben.
gfeIlon &ractor 1T our6 unO
lolrb geprmuhh noroen. ST Bnt gearbei=
tet III 5ni1npfen oeg Siioens, auf ltei=.
imgen. 9iigeefn uro Bergen Seem gng=@
lambs nno auf ben beiBen, anoigen
sgbenen BON Mri5onn. Ser Nellon
grartor Dem gefunoen moroen
ribfd mr. Mr f6dipere lanotpirtidaft-
libe Mrbeit nno groBen 8egebau,
onoern audi fir i6auerfaligen uno
nligemein fornmer5ieaen @ebraud.
Die NeIfon Manufacturing Corpora
ton triff gDrbereitungen, cine gro=
BE Sabrifanluge gu bauen, in uelber
iie IN @erbino11ng nit ben boaitdn-
0iigen graetors, Die limits fir Samm<
lung il ben gammIungs : Mnlage1
ba1effpir6. Snfotpeit ols ser groBere
Cell Set Jinan5ierung oieier Sabri-.
a1rlnge ourd sic Cummings : Mn-
Mgen belergtapiro, miro nj eiH gee
ringer EeiI Der 9ftien Ser &orposs.
rafion iiin offe1tlide ltnteridrift berg
bleiben. s
AEN-N -
Wai en1em Mene, mie Ser q. s.
geeIHieH nelter eif Idllaer 3eif elnelts,
aalaassf 5elbn ols erfolgreizs
slgrgaflSaHor dll5Ser 5pise oieless
1lsaae lnos5er1 sn, fnf1ts
Observation-Disclosures efiagt ber0en, oaBs
99rHaRorpernHion gsrfplg. aeiihert 1T
nIp oegrpBarHige @eidafsbefrag, d
BET efeitg 5lrbai6 it befo1t oieles
lueiterbin.
Ddh araefor Sllonlfrle III Iei-
a~lenn9egian nit ieillen mod fibt oon
iMnoig enfapidelten 9fdrfHen ul1o nit
eiinem gr5euanig Dor. fold beoeiten
Ser MiisIiidfeif es erlidflidz 0aB
0eranteisDer 5iellp1t 0fa1fllfaeturirg
gorporaIien W1oghdfeifen groBe1l
litb noahienben 8ertes bat, nett iiber
Der gefpDbnlid1en 8ermirflidung bon
@eloanlagen III g%r5engniIien, tpelde
oiele fm1 n~rbegren5ten gebiete Der
Qftibitm 11idh ba6en. ltllterifriften
9nteile III Der @orporation tper-
Ben bon CANTON s. @oulo, Snc., Bo-
ton u1lb @orheIter, enfgegenger1om
lten. Wean IeIe Die M1t5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

Nlf3 BQf1teIT, WCuIIer DeS St0ffff1Qn
I6anten @eorue Barnett, it bief III 81
ter bon 81 Sabren gelforben; lie spai
ieif 70 ssabre1 ssnbaIIiioe. - Mnfon
@i6mar l11,6 sSra11 BON MibIano Sis
nelde angefIuqt 1irto $225500, Sic ans
Dem Dor mebrerenNA Bohen nnbe Mi1iin.
neapolis begangene1 8oftraub ber-
frubren, a1~1qe11oItr1en 1n1b beritehft 5u
boben, mer6en iii g1tnbesgeridt See
pelfliiden Difriifftfgsbon @isconiin
pro8eIfiert meroen.
Dulutb. - Neab 72ftn1mSiiger Jubrt
amatfonqs lebfer 8ode SCI Cant
Ibfer @iIiam g. gotpo11 bon Mhitinq,
Sno., bier al alg erter Compiler fHr
Die besidebrige shHfubrtgffaiion. Das
lsdiffi Elm bradte42 49,.
100000 Banonen @afoIiin- @npiittdiin
fgrpfpn, Ser ben Dumpfer mubrtte, be-
riidtete, ct babe a11f SCI. SSobrf MIR
fnoh ne11ia gs a%naefroffen. Die
6obrt bon 500 Big ga1lntb nnbm 80
Istunoen III Mnfprnb. Die 6nbrt lift
lei1e quite Dnrdidniff5sIeiffunq mo
|be0e1feptt eiren Hecoro. fir sen Mn-
fung oerN 5aiion.
Wontepioeo. - Die Gonntgbeb6r~
Sc bon Gbippena County BOT $4,000
Refunoiernngs gon6s an Sic Nortb-
peitern grrtt 50. in ct. Soul Der-
|fauft.
auperne. sSofbotn @iibI, eiin
Don geapers Greet, it an IN
neren Blutungen gefforben, Die er iiih
lan5og,alls 81 81 2eeii991en al dhtperenn $50
genfaf1ten Dbmi 9Mtln00g9efittens Delgbeben
|none.
:Maofpeo6s dolES. --. 'sm siIsf}fs M Iie'
(2eihe oe au1anaiqiahraem { aeasI1eer
|ssoglnn oefunbeu .oem sic gd1oelDe,
|de fehlte 1111D oe1ien 8r1ufs D 81 sef1ler
@a4ael ourdlbphrf moroen mar. ae.
2eide nor unaeffdM 0syuB Deit1Drfs
oefhIeift tpor6en. ehe n11a1lna'8dfaSgs4ieaetf.
aelu}ien hottie. sic 83eb6rSaA It's
|iiber sic Cater aaa1a i'm u11flaren.
sfintpofgr. 3g!larenoea 8 zines,
|mplder Il gnnbn eiren Wonn 1,a1le1s
s. ghoripu.nifzieinen Ma1to nber=.
|fohrenshoftte npoblrh 6e}fen gnb Der
l1rfadaf,n11roesnpdfe iih hier Elm. nm
it'd i'm Befdnqnis lelblf nussulieffern.
groBoem Ser uufaAN nnnerfnetdId
mar nu1roe e. III 3udfhauslflrufe ber-
1irfeuf, Sine iH n EHnBn1 ie e be-
Iipht 1,nS Inn taiissagAne1z Hl,f So. non
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
East Side
EASTSDEFANS
" + | RI TO CO.
About Twenty Candidates
Out For a Place on the
Baseball Team.

East Grand Forks baseball cnthus.
lasts have been gathering in the Pick
cit park for the part two weeks, and
reports say that q live bunch Of bail
tossers have showed up for practice.
and are hitting the dirt in fine shane.
About twenty i'm ali, have significd
their "intcntion of making the team.
and out of this bunch East Grand
Forks ought to turn ont an agErega-
ton that will be able to step out and
do things.
The material availa Die contains the
nucleus for a first class team. it il ss ID
snd>th different PLAYERS VIII be chos-
en- in a day or twa, and games for
the aso will be scheduled. No
names of the prospective players have
been given out yet. bit 3it: is under
stooTl1at the pitchers box has been
filled by a mar who is old in the
baseball game, and who can give the
ball lots Of juice, and knows the inns
and outs of the pitching game from
A to z. Practices are held ever eve
ming at $50 and n baseball fans
who think they car make the team
are invited to come out, 1t was an.
u 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
ADYERTIsENENr
WONDERFUL
BLESSING SAYS
MRS. WESTLAND
Local Resident Relieved o,
Many Years Suffering
By Tanlac

IT have had nothing but praise for
Tshlac since it restored me to such
splendid health" declared Mrs. Mabel
westland, 1905 University. Ave. Grand
Forks. n. D., recently.
II had been in poor health several
years she said, land finally 1 suffer
ed a nervous breakdown. My nerves
just seemed to collapse and at times
I ftrembled ell over. I couldn't sleep
sound to saw me and night after night
I lay awake for hours at a time think
ing and worrying. Then in the morn
ing I got up with a dreadful head
ache and was subject to such frequent
dizzy spells I was often afraid to ever
try to walk across the room By my
self. My back ached awfully and my
homework was such a burden ]
couldn't look after It..
"But my general health now is bet.
ter than it has heen in many years
and I feel so strong and we'll 1 am do.
ing all the housework myself. Tan.
lac has been, a blessing I can never
forget and it has built me up SO won
derfully I feel like a different person
altogether. l am TOT a. bit nervous
sleep soundly and just feel splendid III
every way. Tanlac certainly deserves
ali the praise I can give it. Isis a
grand medicine"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
DR.. Wallace Holley
Is Visiting AT Home

DR.. Wallace Holley of Halstead,
Kansas. who formerly made his home
in this city. Dover avenue. arrived ii.
the city yesterday TO spend a few
weeks visiting with his mother, Mrs.
VIM. Holley. ,
During the war Dr.. Hollcy was "a
lieutenant in the medical department
of the navy, and saw service in all
parts of the world. Since, the wal he
las been connected with the war vet
Grams hospital in Halstead, He is very
we'll known in the city, having spent
his bovhood days here, up until the
tine when he entered the medical
of the University of. Minne-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
BEGIN A r TRAINING.

:. Minneapolis. Mimi, May lc.-The
University of Minnesota track team,
after its defeat Saturday by the
Ames Gowa) team has begun a week
Of hard training for the duel meet
with the University of Wisconsin at
Madison, May IA.
The top heavy score which the
Cardinal team ran up against the
University Of Chicago last week
makes them a favorite owe the Min
nesota team.
Inability OF the Minnesota men to
pick up seconds and thirds gave Anaes
many Of the 81 points scored against
Sc by Minnesota. Illness of some
point winners also is said, to have
made Minnesota a much easier VIC
tim than had her full strength been
available
Karl Anderson gave Minnesota 90
points with 1rsts in the 100 and 220
yard dash and also in the low and
high hurdles, Merle sweitzer went
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
Peter Sather Returns
From Trip TIC Norway

Peter szther. who has spent the
past six months visiting at his old
home in Trondhtom. Norway. return
ed to the city yesterday. While at
honne Mr.. Sather's mother died, he
reported, but his father still lives, al
though at the advanced age OF 81.
I'm III TO America nv. Sather
stopped in England and visited all
the larger cities. bit no place looked
quite SO good to him as the good old
Us. A., Mr.. Satber said. Speaking
hard times, Mr.. s;sther said thar
Americans do not know what that
means. In Norway. he said, condi-
ltions were almost iptolerable. prices
were high. and employment not to he
obtained.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12

power soon gave out. Passage, Of the
emergency measure by the senate had
but little influence on the market.
Cash market was slow and mill buy
ers succeeded in shifting trade over
to a July basis.
Sales generally were easy to . cents
lower compared with yesterdays
premiums owe May.
Corn was slow to respond to wheat
strength, advancing only a shade
early and dragsy SIS lower on the
setback. Oats were easy with scat
tered liquidation and poor pit sup
port, and barley futures also sagsed
1-2 cent. Decline Of ! 1-4g1 1-2
cent was scored by rye futures. Flax
seed was firm with demand fairly
good, prices advancing sharply.
Washln gton-The senate passed
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
GRAIN.

Minneapolis. Mimi. May H.
Wheat sagged lower today with better
weather. fewer pessirnistic crop re-
ports from the southwest and a gen.
orally favorable start in the north
west. The bad CROP news from Okla
homa and Texas stirred no buying
outside the ranks of shorts, and hold
ers sold out. their offerings starting
the market on a. decline Of 2@2 as
cent under yesterdays close. Early in
the session there was al upturn Of
5-S@1 cent, May leading but buying
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12

into the mile against Ames after re-
covering from tonsilitis last week and
was decidedly off form. 1t is expected
he will be ready to start against Wis
consin.
Coach Len Frank declared that
Minnesota. will put the best men she
has against Wisconsin next Saturday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
Editor OF Rip Saw
In Duluth Attacked

Duluth, Mimi. May l2.---John l..
Morrison. SIS years old. editor of the
Duluth Rip Saw. a loesl sensational
paper. today was attacked in his Of
fec and beaten over the head by z
group of young men.
. Mr. Morrison was not seriously In
.inrcd -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
Transient, Wounded
In Jamestown Fight,
Operated On TODAY

Jamestown, n. D., May f2.-Walter
Harrison, the only survivor Of three
transients shot here by Northern Pa
cihc railroad detectives Sunday, was
operated on today. Physicians fear
that his left side will be permanently
paralyzed. He was hit in the head
and lungs.
Relatives Of Joseph Radecky of
Oak Park, ILL.,, one Of the men killed,
today notified the coroner of SUITS
man county that they would come to
Jamestown to identify the body. +
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12

Expert Furniture Packing and stor-
oge-Panovitz Furniture & Carpet
Co. Phone 75s-W:--Adv.
Big Dance at Rye township hall.
Friday. May Is. Come out and have
Music by Barry and Sullivan orchcs-
ttra.-Adv. p
Notice-The annual care charges on
all lots. in MernorialsPark are due and
payable at the office OF the secretary
at the H. Bcndcke Co., 316 Kittsen
ave. before Decoration day. "A. w.
Dance at Duckfort school Friday,
May IS. for the benefit of the Irish
relief fund. 3 IL miles on the Bel
mont road. Lunch served. Music
by the Empire Novelty ADV.
Exams Given-Teachers' examinA.
for first and second elementary
! certificates began at the court house
Beatrice J~oirnstone, county superin-
ltendent. The examinations will o
tinue through Friday and on Satur-
day reading circle examinations will
be given. {
! represent 'E1fn-W. q. G~alDfaltn
Dan Bambury, H. c. Fletcher and e.
B. Mcconville, representing the firm,
Of Finch, Van Slyck and McConville
arrived in Grand Forks this morning
to spend q few days here. They have
brought to the city samples Of several
lines Of merchandise representative Of
those carried by the Arm they repre-
sent.
n. o. T. G.. Holds DriI-The firs1
battalion drill of the year for the r
o. T. e. was held Wednesday after.
noon, beginning at 4 o'clock. AL
classes of the units were dismissed
after this hour in order to ALLOW
members to take part. This arrange.
ment will be continued hereafter or
Wednesdays and Fridays, it was said
Moorman Improvins@. G. Moor,
man of the RUSSELL Miller Milling
company, who fractured his arm
while picnicking in Crookston Las
Sunday, ii improving, according tt
reports: It appears that Mr.. Moor,
man In amusing the children hat
climbed up stree and fell, breaking
his arm just below the, shoulder. H,
drove his c back to Grand Fork,
before having his arm reset.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12

Cooley to Bemidi.-Judge C. NJ.
Cooley left last night for Bemidji.
Mfnn., where he plans to spend 4 few
Gays at his summer home.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12

Big Dance at KredA's Grove
Thursday. May H.. Five miles north
and six miles east Of East Grand
Forks: Lunch served. Music by the
Empire Novelty Orchestra.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
Railroad commissioners so to Rug
by to hold hearing on petition for in
crease in telephone rates.

Dentists of Grand Forks to 20 to
Minot to attend cenyention of state
association.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12

chicazo-Stock in the League Of
Nations at $40 a share, was sold
them, several persons told depart
ment of Justice agents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
PROTEST T6 LATE.

Washington. May IA summary
Of the reply to The Netherlands>E gov
|ernment to the note recently present
ed at The Hague by the American
minister concerning the Jtanabi. oil
fields in the Dutch East Indies has
reached the stata department and is
ican protest against the bill recently
passed by the Dutch parliament GOV.
arine exploitation Of that Geld had
come too late. omcials were review
ing the situation today in prepaFA-
ton TOR the dispatch Of = further
Communication.
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:" observation-disclosures calls. REGULAR
reports. Reasonable rates. Credit
Bureau. 421>and 422 N. W. Nat. Bank
Bldg. Telephones.691 and 692.-Adv.
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Iowa Man Here-Frank pagle, Of
Des Moines, Ia. has arrived here to
attend to matters in connection with
farms he owns in Levant township.
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Dance Sat.-Big dAnceraata Belmont
lark Sat. May II. Music by Emard's
First Orchestra. 1oc .plan.-Adv.
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Merchants Of Grand Forks decide to
close stores on Memorial day.
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EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Mrs. W. c. Mergenthal and daush-
ter, Alice, of Hillsboro, N. D., are the
house guests OF Mrs. c. o. Peterson,
sO2 Dover They arrived in
the city today and expect to attend
the graduation exercises Of nurses at
the St. Michael's hospital when Mrs.
Mersenthal's' daughter. Lena. will
graduate.
! West are planning a series Of dances.
the first to be given Friday night in
the Wood1nan hall. Good music has
been arranged and all who are inter
/ csted have beer invited to attend.
&c. Koch and Son of, Peoria. Ill.
and Howard G. Gibbs of Princeton
Ill. were business visitors in the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Kern. Council
| Bluffs, Iowa, sent word to the city to.
; day, announcing the arrival Of a
! daughter on last Sunday. Mother's
day. They have named the little cir
Katherine Ann. Mrs. Kern was form.
erly Miss Ida Hagen of Crookston and
was a teacher in the East Grand Forks
school for several years :.
Inc funeral OF A1dIISS "o1odNu VI
Huntsville township, who died sud.
denly while attending church services
last Sunday, was held yesterday from
the Emmanuel Lutheran church.
D1sFosEs OF, LIQUOR CASES.
Superior, Wis, May 12.-Alber
Rarrows, farmer. spooner, was dnet
81 by Federal Judge c.. 2. Inse fol
having moonshine in his possession
SEQ home" Judge Luse told him.
The case against Thomas Ryan, 1Sl
rer, = alleged owner Of two stills
was diamissed when it was broush
our that dry agents had no search
warrant for Ryan's house.
Adam Waieck, Ashland, was"s sent
enced to 60 days in Jail for passing q
bill raised from 81 to $50.
Mary Sullivan, Superior. was fined
$50 for having $50 bottles of beer
Henry Stern. Rice Lake, was inee
$500 for receiving deer hides from
Duluth in violation OF the penal code
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12

Budweiser stands for all that is
clean and good in the cereal beverage
line Buy q case for the home today
and try it out. For sale at all dealers
or call Congress Candy, Co.-Adv.