davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-23

When is a boy like a turkey? When
 hes a gobler What part of a turkey fits into a sen
 tcnce? The claws. Where are the turkeys bones after
 Thanksgiving? In the soup What part of the turkey does the
 Farmer like best? The crop. What part does the band use? The
 drumstiCks. How do we know that the turkey is
 wise bird? He never makes
 goose of himself. When does the turkey celebrate? The
 day after we do. What is the disagreeabIc part of the
 turkcy2 The bill
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
6riidte Der SilOuna.

Cine luitige @ei6idte oie Sen
goIltoiiden 2uitipiel-Gitel n6riate
ser 9iloun9" trogen f0nnte, miro
aus johannesburg er5dblt: Ser
SGuptling Der 3uluS Galomon 0i-
nisaulu mar intognito nod Sobon.
nesburg gefommen, INN ~oen &re-
mierminilter gu beiuden." Nadoem
er einiee 2otale beiudt bate, I'M
li6 Don oen Strapa5en Ser Geile gu
erfrilden, geriet er NIT Dem Be-
liser zines Seeraums, Soc Grimm,
in Streit uno muroe BON 0ielem NIT
einem Stod nie0ergeiddagen. Gas
gefiel ibm iebr wenig, nmlomebr
aber Die Satlade, DOB Ser &iGter
oaraufbin Soc 81 elmer Strafe bon 5
%Iuno perurteilte. Gariiber mar er
10 ent5iift. oaB er gang ieinen 9e-
Iu9 bel Dem Bremierminilter ber'
gaB, ipornltrei9s mad 9alie 5uriid'
febrte, BORT einen ieiner llntertanen
p~erpriigelte uno Ii4 ielbIt oarouf bin
81 elmer Straf5ablung bon 5mei DID,
len berurteilte. 90 oieie Sdien linn
als oa5 Sberbaupt oeS Stammes
sufielen, 10 empfan0 ct sic Straie
nidt lhwer, e!aubte ii6 nun aber i'm
8oabelis Ser @iIoung uno 3ipiliia.
tion.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

Seiner nnter6ieo.
r0iele &efnung iiber 1000 Collar
lit mir benn bod gu bod," bei6tper-
te liG eir Silent bel ieinem &e9ts'
antpolt
y4Ser i'd babe Sbneu Oo6 groBe,
unINGtbore G'ienite geleiItet, inoem
i0 btipies. SAB Sic %geiitesfranf iino
unS sic ooour6 fret befam."
.~Samobl," erpioerte Der Silent,
yober Sic baben nidt bepieien, Dob
i6 l6on 10 berriidt bin, Oieie &ed)-
hung 81 be3ablenl"
0aS perfnnnte @ort.
Mnr: Nidt mabr, 8apa, cine &ee-
5ereigeieni9aft iino piele 9amell, Die
gum &offee fommen uno iiber auoere
Qerte piel reoenl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

meine ai0s 81 plicie, oent iG allies
i1drifeiie IN ih ocbt tOr Gdipenies
gar mir geUue.
Gas is gut geuug" bot Der use.
OeSmeiIer geiagt, uiprper mer fonll
olleS iw1uertrcime, meun 10 en- Sub
e bnlIpeS Gubeno G6fs friege Ocbt,
oos mar pIeutie, arpuer i6 bdtt nit
10 oiel Gems pie iein 0odeI III ser
Debt 6ri6 belize. 9os aues fonnt er
in einem @ort 5%ulommeioiie iii OaS
mar y@bilIipp, on bis en- Subj" no.
nit i6 pcrbleipe Sine Sbrn Iieper
SbtIipp Saneramper .
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

- Sim @eriht. angeflagter
(5um @e~rteioiger): Sdon BADEN Sic
geiproden Serr Goftor, ia, Wenn
man 10 p~erteiOigt miro, Damn maAt
bas 81 nbre6en nod Ser
gniigen!
@in1neibenoe Ser
beiferungen. Miiaer ersabIte,
er b1tte feline @inri1tung gu Sauiq
pelentlif perbeilcrt.
Stimmt! CT bat ein &Io-
bier Derfauft t!
@ioerpruh. Nln Wie
mars Oenn geItern auf Dem Bali,
2iiel?
IS gitg; es mar gu IteiL man
fam aus Dem @er6eugen garni9t 6er-
aus!
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

= 3eitgemdB s. 8armeiiter:
@oaen Sic oenn Die fleine @rwei-
terAng oil ienem Geniter ni6t aild)
glcid pornebmen laiietl, SEER Bfif-
fig? Sn elmer Stunoe ipdre Die Sa-
dc gei6eben = Die @r6eiter iino
nun einmol i'm Sauie.
2aoenbeliber: $50 oenfen Sic
benin bin, Serr @aumeilter, oas miro
crit in bier @oden gemadt, 90
fam i6 oo6 Damn mieoer einen
ausoerfauf tpegen buuli6er gerdn-
6erung balterI
@rfannt. St,0ent Ser
@Itronomie: SEER Srofeiior, i6
bobe einen neuen Stern entoedt!
@rofeIior: 80? Pin wclAem
Sbeuter 0enn?
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Die fran5UiidJe &cOuIntiun i'm Gil.
binger Stiff.

SSuItimlS &ernerS 9rr0er 2oltiS
bate eilten Iebr 6olo bereltten Ser
lu9 gemo9t, anItott Sbeologe
9otfmnnn in 6rnnffurt 81 perOen.
Die Sofan5 mar gerooe aus, uno
2oxis febrte nit Sen beItcn gor-
IGben pieoer in OoS Stift Siibin-
gen 3ltriid. Son ga an ipra9 er
aud niGt mebr onpot1, oos Stlt-
blum ser Sbeologie o~erlaiien 5u
poQen, bis Oltr9 Die INNER GROCER
tperoenoe aufrei5ung, Die Sic fran-
80liIde &epollttion Oa5umal in ale
@emiiter, 6eionoers aud in Die Der
Sllgeno brabte, elm tleiler Iufrubr
in i6m entitanO.
CT mar BON REMEMBERING iei1eS
8rlloers @eorg (oer in @nris oils
9(r5t Ole fran5olii6e &epolution in
ibren ~Nnfdngen be9eiltert miterleb-
te) itets our60rungeu, %Itoilnte ibn
bod on unO piinidte MIR INNER,
and elm frcier 8eltbiirger WerOen
5l f0nnerl. @r iGrieb ibm oft naf)
Garis u1o flagte Oem 8ater, Der
oen @ciit ser 3eit ni6t gu faiien
piIe. g&ier i'm Stift G8rieb er
i6m) miro Die gauge @r0Be Der
fran50lii6en &eoolution idon lang
begriffen." n9ie groe raude bon
Spronnenbllt", 0as lit oqer So
Jung; in 0reifarbt9en &ofar0en rel
len mir in sic Safan3, un0 ubioc
la libertell" ruff ser cine, begegnet
er Dem 6reun0e, uno oieier ant
mortet: ybipe la Nation!" Gem
Safer a6er iArieb er: nSn Dem
&erfer 0ieies tbeologii6en Stiftes
i6modte i6 ni9t l0ltger mebr. Die
3eit lit berangefommen, mo elm ies
ser Elm freiet @eltbiirger lit. Sd
tabe mir einen 8ii6ienrun5en ge-
fault, in oieien per6e iG SAINTS
S6riften paden nno NIT ibnen noh
Yoris nanoern. So6en Sic mas
oogeger, 10 perIteben Sic Sen 3eit-
geilt nidt. SiDe la li6ert6, oipe la
gtdtion!"
0ie antport OeS 8aters mar:
n0u biit Elm ld6erlifer Sunge.
Sn &aris piiroe es Dir ergeben,
miiroelt Oh oie &opfmai6ine ieber,
mie es Cir in Sranffurt crying,
als gu Serrn Speds ifmubigcs
OelfaB iabelt. Se0enfaas meine i6,
Oh ioatelt, ebe Oh in Yaris eitt-
5;cbeIt, audi nod ettpas mebr 5rarl-
50iil6 lernen alS: @ipe Ia liberte,
uioe la NationI un6 babel wiir0e i'd
Sen &ant lieber 81 9auie oorneb=
men; oenn in Boris m0dten tie Dir
feline 9eit oa5u laiien uno Dir
Detnen leeren &opf nod, ebe er
li6 NIT Serru &ont angefllt, ber-
unteri6lagen. gu bit elm falller
@eleae, Der feline barten 8rctter
bobren mill. Den 8iifienran5en.
oen Oh %erfo1tft, min i6 be5ablen,
lege Dir i'm iest MIR beim Stu-
0ieren ols oaS feblenoe Sisleoer
inter" 9as mar cine Mbfiiblungo
ocren Der quite Souls aber MIDI:
beourft bdtte, oenn es mar nit Der
@an6erung nod 8oris nidt 10
emit. 9o6 ebe Der oGterli9e 8rief
al i'm fam, botte i'm ole CUTE
Wutter bereits mieoer ourG cine
Senoung &itben fiirs i6pdbiide
@aterlano g%etponnen.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Die ridtiec G6iffre.

Cine Dame i6GGgt nit Dem
Sdirm on 0os S9oIterfeniter un0
forOert iofortige gtbfertieung.
8o1tbeom te r: rgrIouben
sic nal - 0as lit bod feline artl
sic iino bed nod gar nidt Oranl
@aben Sic oenn ettpns 9ringer-
0eS?"
90 M e: rs, gum &ldud, i'd
Itebe idon immerfort bier, Inn nod
einem poitIogernoen @rief 5u fro-
gen -"
BoItbeamter: nl1nter?"
Game: -uuter n8eideiOeues
@eil6en"I"
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Can Orci Rilocru.)

9eim 8aDnar6t. ~8as
nlo6It gu oenn INNER Die Sir bon
meinem j3immer ms 8arte5intmer
ouf, ipenn i6 %iinge?" fragte Die
Tra> oes 3abnar8tes ibren Mann.
n8eiBt Oh" antiportete oieIer,
lid m0dte MIR meme Battenten
oariiber berlbigen, OaB es nift aus
Dem observation-disclosures fommt."
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Gin srOf.

Gin iunges 0doden pcm 9pcater
SGiulr mir nal ibrc Siebe 5u.
SD glaibte ibreu 2iebesl1iuiiren,
&ir uaunten uns bdlo ~9u" rno
n9u".
Sd faifte i6r Damn cincu Sling
Y(it eiIlem gl%dn3cnben Sdpbir.
Sic nabm ibn freuOig an rne iprd9:
sNein 6reunn, i0 oante Dir oafilr."
Sod flir5e 3eit nod !enem 8orfaa
9u liebte Tie mid gar nid]t mebr;
Sic iuoIte nidts mebr ron mir ipilerJ
Sen Hin9 nltr liebte lie nod lebr.
Ia6t ni6ts. Sd identte ibr Den
Sing,
&eil's inter 2iebennen 70 9rau9.
Sit lire 2iebe MN aud unedt,
9as mabt ia ni6ts, Der Nin9 it's
aud.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

- S 10! @arum lit oenn oas
tor5e 9orf nit S9neeidaufeln be-
Idaftigt?
@as glaliben g oenr, inter Dem
Saufen liegt ia unier 8abnlel
&ino Ser 3eit. &nabc
(adt Sabre alt): @itt' i9on, i9
m0dt' cine @niidtsfarte buberl, aber
= mo e Mao9enfopf orauf isl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

in Sptimi It. Sn oieier
ISOLDE iino mteoer orei Mteier g'ltor-
ben; na6 unO na6 WerOen'S oo9
meniJcrl
StoBfeuf8er. Sunge
6ralt: @ie lit es MIR mogIif, meis
Mcnn lit &onOitor, nno oo1 per-
bittert er r!ir 6os 2eben!
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

= g m a re Of CEMENT.
Serr Gin einem a1tBerit iiberfiiaten
8oaiooD: Stun, gndoige 6rau tan-
5en tpobl nidt megen Der fololialen
Siile?
Dame Gebr forpulent): Grlauben
Sic mai, mein Serr, = peroen Sic
ni9t on8iigli6l
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

- SIN 4IpenDoteI. 8d6.
ter Cam Morgen): Nltn, pie ba6en
Sic geidlafen2
SouriIt: MittelmdBig! @ie maj
chen in einem S6o16rett i9laft.
%Ghter: Sdodbrett?
Souriit: Sreilid! = 2auter 2du-
Ter uno Springer tparen 0rinl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

- Gin @or5ug. Srou: Sbr
Mdnner itielt eu9 INNER ais Die
Serren Der S9opfung ailf uno oiinft
er6 biel mebr ais wie Die Srauen.
uno bod baben mir iobiel Dor eu@
poroits, mas ibr iiberbaupt nidt
Gabt.
damn: @ona redt, 3. 9. Die Seer.
ben!
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

= Ole Souptfadte 81:
Sbre So9ter fam als @pmnoiiaitin
alio nidJt bis CUR 8rima?
g.: Nein, aber mas maGt'S? ST.
re Mitgift lit primal
3u ipGt. StraBenrduber:
SoItl SIR @eIo o0er Sbr SebenI
Spfer: Gutter SreunO, Sic font
men ettpas 8u ip6t. Meine Srou lit
Sbnen 3uporgefommen; iie gebt in
ser nd9iten @ode ins SeebaO II. bat
mid, bereits boIIitdn6ig aus.
gebeuteItl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

= If eiung. Gs
Iino feute 25 Sabre, 0aB i6 in SD
rem @rf6Gft bin, nun oiirfte id
mvbl utr cine feline Aufbeiierung
bitten?
SCUM ieben sic, 25 Sabre baben
sic it9 gut 9efiibrt, uno iest Der-
cen Sic renitentl /.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Gutter 8at.

IS mo6t' 10 germ flias'm,
@ie 9ebt beun Die @i6idt?"
Sra9t Der 9iasI ben Seppl,
llno ser 9eppl ber ipri6t:
sos is' DO gcn5 einfa9:
Sa6r eini in 3 Stnbt
lln6 GET in a @irtsbaus
11no b'itea' bn pfeilgrao
q @nnierl, a &einoerl
limb friB, baB BIZ biagit,
9ann Jag, baB tet' @elb baft.
YaB auf. nie 6a fIia9itl"
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

8ieIfeitig. @eiddftsinba-
Der: Sie boben mir BEN iungen
Mann als iebr bieIieitig empfoblen.
8ermittler: Sabe i9 bieleidt 8 II.
nieI geiagt?
@ei61ftsinbaber: Nidt i'm ge-
ringIten! Meiner Srou bat er ieine
gliiben0e 2iebe beriiGert,
meiner So9ter 6ie innige
Sreue, infer 0ienitmd06en bat
er per ii 4, uno NIT Der Safe
lit er 5 ur6gegangenl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

Gin 9 6rei6febIer Ser
feline 8iQi, Ser oie Sdidiole SiobS
in elmer idriftIi6en Nrbeit Oarlegcn
ioG, iGreibt; limo Soft ltrafte Sioh
nit eirtem 9lufiose."
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

- Sod e. alte Sitnsfer: ginen
&oman weroe i'd iAreiben nit ie9s
2iebesSaaren, aber friegen ion 1i6
ni9t elm einsigesl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
9 oridIoa a.
8u6b1nbler

8ori9Iog. 8udbdndler
Eau einem dlteren Sraulein, weld)es
lid innerbalb zines Sabres ihon ben
oritten 2iebesbriefiteaer fault:
S1one neue aO6bifer iino bente
e~ingeirofien = piclleidt bdtten sic
eumit ntthr @!:dl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

id}on for G gan.
sc @eil %ge6nttert
nit Sbitern. &c ben
geingt, ih Debt BOD,
idubr genug rte.
mem6ere, mie id ic
frii6er INNER 10
id6ne SbItere6fs &c.
legt ben In mas
ie ior Ell Som 90
0omit aebu6t ben I'M
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

&i9ter gum an%gefldgterD:
8orllm blieben Gle nidt, tpie bis
Der, Elm ebrli6er @eni6? Sic ie-
ben ood, ooB ltnre6t @ut ni&t ge-
oeibt, = gleid bel Sbrem eriten
@inbr1l6 mrroen sic ertappt.
Ingeflngter: @ntl6uloigen
Sic, SEER 9fidter, es ioa ni6t mie-
ser porfommenl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

8~rofeffor (5u einem ii9 auf-
faleno dbnlid iebenoen @ei6wiiter-
paar): sos Eauleno! Sbr glei9t
erd ia beioe tpie elm 81 Dem anbern.
Ser fIeine &nobe. @uers
oings, Serr = mir iino aber ai9
Elm 3miaingspaar.
Brofeffor: Sml - 8ie alt
Gift gu benn?
fIeine &nabe: Sd tuer.
De nd9ite ISOLDE flint Sabre.
Hrofeifor: 90, 10! Hno
pie alt lit 6ein Gbnelter6en?
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Gfrmrr 5hreibebrief ore
4btltpp S~aueramptFr.

1877.
@ieiu Iieber Serr &eonftiondr:
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

S err 6ereIbe Dame:
uSerr Meperitein, erblelten nidt
audi auf Sbrem &ittergute Soloaten
q otquartier?
8ros: 8ie beiBt N%otquarticr?
8ei mir batten iie neberfluB-
quartierl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
SHORT SESSIONS
IN LEGISLATURE
THIS AFTERNOON
tcontinued nom pare =,

CONTINUED from page -
Steering con1nittee" the resolution
carried by 2 vote Of as to -. Senator
Bond declared:
Afraid Of Il.
II believed this resolution was in
troduced> with the best Of Intentions,
steering committee" In the ten
years I have been in the legislature
l have always fought such q system
and always shall vote against such q
bill.'' 2.
Senator stevens, in explanation Of
his vote against tho measure. said:
u am opposed to any resolution
which. contains the name Of the Non
partisan League. the Independent
voters. association. the Democratic or
Republican party. OF n other spe-
for all Of the people regardless of
their political af1liation."
Senator Baird said: '"The bill as
drawn Is in the nature Of q steering
comrrlttee. I object to the language
which is a direct insinuation against
he intention Of the minority men,
beers Of this body,
Senator Wenstruzn. Lacquer, made
the clincher motion which precludes
the possibility Of the resolution being
brought up Tor consideration.
n speaker announced the follow
Ing additional joint committees:
Joint Committee on Charitable In
stitutions-Boyd, chairman; Martin of
B~ottineau. Mcdowell. Upland. NaEel.
Joint Committee or Educational
Institutions - johnson. chairman:
Olafson, Martin >of Slope, Bollinser.
Vogel, johnson Of Ward, Eagen.
Joint Committee on Insurance
Peters, chairman: Billquist, Wood,
Arduser. Allen, Elmer, Flom.
Joint Committee on Penal 1nstitu-
tions-Semltng, chairman: Hall, Ma
than, B%ratsburg. Sagen, Halcrow.
Joint Committee on Public Build
inEs-Kopp, chairman: Simms. An
derson Of BurleiEh. Anderson of
Griggs, Olafson.
Joint Committee on State Library
Bjorgo, chairman: Frederickson. Root,
Harding, Larson Of Pierce.
Joint Committee on Labor-Erick-
son Of Walsh, chairman: Hanson OF
Benson Boyd. Kellogg,e Burns. Lake
/ Plath. .er
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
KNOX IS FIRST COMMUNITY TO
SEND IN CONTRBUTION-FUW
IS RAPIDLY GROWING BIGGER

Kox, North Dakota. . little town in.
Benson county Of just a Few hun
dred population. has sent in attund Of
over $50. raised by the citizens there
TO aid the starving children Of Gem
tral Europe The contribution is the
first to be received from community
as a whole and Is indicative OF the
interest that il. being manifested
throughout the state.
The total fund raised in Grand
Forks Ia RAPIDLY CREEPING towards the
$4,000 mark, and by tonight should
exceed that amount. Efforts will be
made to raise S. 900 hero before the
campaign is officially closed, making
q total of56o0 lives that North Da-
kota citizens have saved.
The 7. M. G. A. dinner next We'd
nesday noon will aid materially in
swelling the fund, az the gross re-
cetpts Of the dinner will be turned
over to the campaign, It has been an
nounced. Other benefits are also be-
ing contemplated and before another
week has passed It is expected that a
record mark will have been set for
charity in Grand Forks ana district.
The campaign in East Grand Forks
has been brought to a close and
nearly $3.50 was sent to the national
committee in charge Of the fund. The
Grand Forks campaign will continue
until assurances are received that the
crisis for the starving little kiddiea
IN h war zone is over.
The American relief units have
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

NsAE-E ~ aEE.SL = H-1E-E .H..E u -H1H.sy.b
Elaine Strange OF Rockville. Ont.
and George Rutledge Of this city were
married ThuFpdAy evening at I
o'clock in the Mendenhall Memorial
Presbyterian parsonage. Rev. Car
Perrin oficiated.
Fred Olson Of Northland was q
business visitor in the city this morn
Ing.
James Tracy: was serIonsly In
jured yesterday when he slipped on
the Ice on the Northern Pacific right
of-way. He was Immediately rushed
to his home whore he was gtven
medical attention. s
william Monda,z infant son Of. Mr.. and
Mrs.. I. MOnda. 553 Forest avenue,
died yesterday mosnilx. The child
was but ~ days old y the time Of
$its; death &
FnneslI servicesltor the baby wsra
held ye5tSf21aSS iaftsrnoon from he
Sacred Heart church. HAST Grand
Forks. 48 SEX, IS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
ANOTHER. PLOT 10
DESTROY LONDON
PROPERTY NIPPED


London, Jan. l5.-what the police
allege to be another big Sim Fein
plot to destroy property in London
was uncovered in court today when
Patrick Kenny. m Irishman, was
charssd with participating in. an at
tempt to murder two policemen and
ltrying to ignite barrels OF oil on the
promises Of the Vacuum OIL company.
b company's plant 10 1t wands-
worth. Southwest London. whore co.
POO barrels containing 2,5e0,0O0 gal
Ions OF oil sre stored. 4
At ! o'clock this morning three po-
hcemcn discovered f1fteen men Turk
IinE near the Vacuum company's
premises, SOME Of them apparently
having Just come from the yards.
Tho police charged the group Ind q
fierce night following in which it is
alleged several shots were fired by the
civilians.
Kenny was arrested, but the others
escaped. The police claim to have
discovered later that elaborate prep-
a%rations had been made within the
Vacuum company's yards for firing
1.-THE oil.
Kenny declined t.. talk OF the
charges against him. The court re-
manded him for Q week.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
THE TOWN ODA

F4nep rosram arranged Tor annual
meeting next week cf the North nG-
k g Well Piggers' association.
North Dakota Good Roads, ASSOC
cation to hold annual meeting here
High school students bexin to file
W to Commercial clubs ques-
9: w. Randlett, director OF the x
tension work Of the state agricultural
college in city today.
~: +. Montgomery, secretary OF tho
Morth' Dakota state fair. returns from
minneapolis, where he attended meet.
ing OF secretaries Of Sfouf ntates.
Body OF Mrs. Rosamond "A. stock,
aale. Eho died in Minneapolis, being
orouEht here for burial.
Condition of Dr.. F. J.. Durxan. who
Is critically i'll at his home on North
inird street, Is unchanged.
First anniversary Of constitutional
~pronlbition to be celebrated at Y. M.
=. A.. Monday night. Bishop. J.
foyntz Tyler of Fargo, o. B. Burt
ness and T. 3. Elton to be speakers.
Teachers association OF the uni
versity holds meeting and elects OH :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
GRAIN.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 15.-In-
creased receipts of wheat In the south
west and the falling OF in export de-
mands made q weak wheat market
today. AS in recent sessions, general
demand was slow, with support from,
export buying small. The market had
only small rallies. Marked weakness
developed in the cash market, al
though offerings were not heavy. OF
the coarse grain markets, oats were
particularly weak, declining 2 1-2
cents and closing near low.
Corn futures showed weakness, on
the cumulative effect OF large re-
ceipts. Rye and barley weakened
with other grains, but fax futures
held with pit offerings light.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
Norris Denied
Writ OF Habeas Cerpu.
@(Herald Special service.)

Minot, N. D., Jan. 15.-Edward
Norris Of Minot. found extradiable
before aNU. s. commissioner in Fargo
last week, was denied a writ of habeas
corpus in the U. s. court here today
by Judge J. w. Woodrough. One of
the arguments advanced by Norris at-
torneys was that the object Of the
proceedings against Norris who is
wanted in Gainsboro, Sask., for alleged
implication in the hold-up Of a whole
sale liquor store November 20, was to
force payment Of q civil liability.
Counsel for Norris charged that Ca
nQdian liquor dealers sought to force
the collection of the worthless checks
given by the American whiskey rum
ners to Canadian dealers for some
$4,000 worth of whiskey, claiming
that Norris framed the check swindle.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
WHAT GRAND FORKS PEOPLE
WE'RE DOING
THIRTY YEARS
AGO
From Herald, Jan. IL, 1853.

From Herald, Jan. is, 1885,
George McCabes who was acquitted
Of the charg of poisoning several
wives. was reported to have died from
the fleets of poison. 1t was said that
McCabe's latest wife had seen him
drop something into her cup and that
she exchanged receptacles with him.
ly, and in the agonies Of death was
said to have confessed to numbering
four other wives. McCabe was we'll
known in Grand Forks.
Farmers Of Avon township were
petitioning the county commissioners
to abate their taxes because Of the
losses they had suffered the last sum
mer from hail. Deputy Treasurer ].
M. Corbet had received the petition
and was to bring it to the attention
Of the board.
Prof. Macnie lectured on Athens
at the Presbyterian church. Emmett
Race, violinist, and Miss Woodwork,
pianist, were Included on the program
with solos. 4ai
Andrew Thompson, a Hollander.
who had ben living in Grand Forks
for two years was brought before JUS
- "Ou LAc CildFSe OuE Ming
his house and Henry Ransom's barn.
Andrew Thompson and A. Meier.
two German-Americaps, were taken
before Justice Dewey ,on charge of
stealing quantities of kerosene and
cheese. They were arrest by Con-
stable Mclaughlin.
A bankrupt sale was being held at
j. j. Tracey's store.
y The county commissioners checked
over the account Of County Treasurer
Tharaldson. There was a balance of
s4s,so0 in %the,county Golfers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
CHINA WILL LOSE
MANY PEOPLE AS
RESULT OF FAMINE
4S!o00,OOO People Said to he Affected
by Famine and 100000 WIN Die
Cnlees Helped.

New York, Jan. 15.-Famine stalk.
ing through China will claim more
lives in the next six months than were
lost In all the armies during the
world war. until other nations come
to the rescue on a tremendous scale,
1t was predicted today by the Rev.
Or. W. A. Mather, Presbyterian mis-
lsionary, upon his return from Pact.
tingfu.
More than 100000 persons face
immediate prospects Of starvation
he said. land 5000. 900 are affected
In the faninc zone OF $4,000 square
miles,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
TO NAME COMnfITTEE.

Washington, Jan. 15.-Appoint-
ment Of a committee ror seven indus
trial alcohol producers to cooperate
with the prohibition authorities in
supervision Of distribution Of the
commodity "a announced today by
Commissioner Kramer. The commit
tee will meet Mr.. Kramer Wednesday
to discuss methods.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
K1I.LED wIrH IEAD P1pE.

Annapolis, Md, Jan. 15.-After be-
ing struck on the head with a piece Of
lead pipe. Miss Harriet NJ. kavanaugh.
Buffalo. N. Y. a nurse at the naval
academy hospital. died today. Police
are looking for her assailant.
Police are at a loss to learn the
motive for the crime.
The girl was found unconscious on
a road last night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
BRITISH JOIN IN PROTEST.

Mexico City, Jan. 15.-Great Brit
ain has Joined the United States in
protesting against the recent decision
of the Mexican supreme court in a
ase involving the ownership Of the
Naica Mining company. whose prop
erty is located in~the state Of Chi
huahua.
it will answer both the British and
United States notes simultaneously.
It Isl understood President Obregon
has ordered q special investigation Of
the case In view Of the large invest
ment represented by the company.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
CAN'T DO

Denver, Colo. Jan. 15.-Sovereign
camp of the Woodmen Of the World
was permanently enjoined from doing
business under that name in Colorado
by Judge Morley In district court here
today and from using the symbol wv
o.. W." Its headquarters are al
Omaha.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15

Fergus Falls, Mimi, Jan. 15.-The
Segelman Hide and Fur company's
plant was destroyed by fire here this
morning. Loss estimated al $4,000, is
partially covered by insurance.