davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Presiding Justice .IenlSs J.
Expected 10 Quit Post
Jaycox. Republican,, Probably
Will Be Appointed 10 Sue
coed Retiring Democrat

Presiding Justice Almot + jerks of
the Appellate Division Second Depart
ment. viii announce his retirement
carly this week, according to his
friends in Brooklyn. 1t is understood
that he will take up legal practice, with
Gustavus A. Rogers. Manhattan law
yer. rs one of his associates.
Justice jerks visited Governor Mil
Ter in Albany on Thursday Supreme
Court Justice Walter II. Jaycox. of
Suffolk County, is likely to be desig-
rated as presiding Justice on the re-
tircmcnt of Justice jerks. Justice jay
cox is Republican. Justice jerks is
a Democrat. The report that Justice
jerks is about to retire came as a sur
prise. as he has three wears to serve
before attaining the constitutional age
limit of seventy years.
Mr. Rogers is prominent in Tam
many Hall. II Justice jerks retires
soon there will be two vacancies in the
Second Department to be filled by cleo.
ton next fall. Justice Harrington Put
MANS term expiring at the end Of this
calendar year. The salary is $1T,50O q
year. the same as in the First Depart
ment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Workers Hear La Cuardia
Meeting Held TO Protest Alleged
Lockout in Garment Trade

F. H. La Guardia, President of the
Board of Aldermen. was the principal
speaker yesterday at meeting held at
Cooper Union, under the auspices Of the
legged lock-ou in the garment trade.
Mr.. La Guardia urged the members
of the Amalgamatcd Clothing Workers
to stand fast for their demands. There
soon would be work for them, he said.
as the present stock of clothing was be-
coming exhausted.
A resolution was adopted appealing to
the municipal and state governments to
take steps to settle the dispute between
the manufacturers and the union.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11
Cinska vlada zavrhla nabidky
Japonska 0 Santungu.

Cinska vlada v Pekingu odpo-
vcdala a zavrhla nabidku japon-
'skej vlady ohl'adom poloostrova
Santungu, ,deba vrhj podbienky
ME s1 prijatel ne.
V memorandum cinskej vlady
je vysloveno, re Japonsko nedava
ziadne 1stupky,. ale ma venok
prehlasuje, ze cinska vlada ne
chce tejto veci vyjednavas'.
Spomina sa d'alej:
"Cfna nemohla podpisat' YER
saillskd smluvu, ponevac odseky
.ohl'adom Santungu nemohla pri-
jat' Preto ami teraz nem6ze pri-
jat' nabidky japonskej vlady, po-
nevac s1 tie iste jako vo versaill-
skej smluve.''
Japonsko nastoji ma tom, ze
Kiao-Cau bolo mu dane do najma,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11
Navrh Spojenych Statov. pre- od-
zbrojovaciu konferenciu

Zastupci Spojenych Statov ma
konferencii ku snizeniu zbrojenia,
lStora ma byt zahajena II. novem-
bra ma Den vyhlasenia primeria,
.predlozia jedon urIity navrh, ze
totiz iiplne zanecha budovanie d al
sich 40 tisic tom fod'stva, ktore
Kongress odhlasoval, ale ma kto-
rych praca este zapocata ncbola.
Ked' Spojene Staty <zanechajl1i
budovanie tychto lodi, budd mu-
set al ostatne mostnosti zrobit
vel'ke 1stupky, ponevac tym
Spojene Staty zanechaid uskutoc-
nenie tych najnovsich idei OIL a
dom udovania valeeneho lod'stva,
Y tomto plane bolo zahrnute bu-
dovanie sedem ponoriek, ktore by
'boly znacily vel mi vazny prida
vok gu valecnemu lod 'stvu Spoje-
nych Statov.
f . =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11

rodnostny romantizmus alstupuje
zapadnfckemu praktickemn maze
ranin. ~
Toto vidno vo vonkajsom zi-
vote mesta. Vsetko ziie q pochy-
bnje sa II. znamenl obchodu, pod
uiimallia a spekulacie. Ked1 este
VI dobe predvojnou isiel clovek be-
lehradslsymi nliciami ,bolo vidno
obyvatelstvo setliace Y malych
Br'cmach pri vine, aspievajace d
politiznjuee vasnivym vzruse-
MIN. Dnes ma Belehrad tel'ke
kaviarne, barry a restauracie.
Spiera sa len v predmestiach, kde
byvaj1 chudobne vrstvy prosteho
l'udu, hfavnej casti mesta sedf
sa okolo stolov a hovori 0 obcho-
de, dollaroch a inych podobpych
veciach. Kratko hovorene - Be-
lehrad sa orientuje zapadnfcky.
Ma kazdom rohu vfdno banko-
We domy a obyvtel,stvo studuie
bnrzove kurzy ich vykladnych
oblokoch tax bedlive ako v po-
prednych europskych mestach
Cele mesto' je yel'ky exportny, a
importnys obchodny dom MONO
pocut' tie najfantasticnejsie chy-
ry mnohych obchodhikoch ktori
spekulaciou zbohatli obratom ru-
ky. V Belehrade si sta miliona-
rov, ba mnoho multimilionarov.
Mono hovorit', ze cely kraj nado-
bndla priamo omerickeho razu a
najviac hlavnf mesto, novy Belle
brad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11
YouNosFowxsKf ALo1xNSKf' xb7ff7

Bojko sa r6bn, ako. by' nevla
dal, hlava, ddy inn padaly
Prsbnjte sa object. Wy
zena, otvorte dvere. "A sam po
mohol mu oblieknut sa,, aby K
skorej bolo, lebo So chcel divat
ma vol 'bn. IA id'te sa dobrt
cerstvou yodou vybrhlit'.
siel nevol'ny.
"A mohli ste rano niece
zjest'a
o., zjedol poplanec, mlieka
50 napil, predbehla no zena.
No, teraz sa chod'te do za,
brady poprechadzat. Alebo
boil ste Wy az HAS oddat'Y
Me.
No, tax prehod'te halenu
odvezieme sa spolu.
Him. Bojko chtiac-nechtiac TO
bill vsetko bez slova. III 'adel dc
zeme, zena mn podavala a poma
hala.
Bojko potom otvoril truhln
wal Wve zlatovky a, lskrablc 50
poza nsi, vysiel "a doktorom.
Sadli ma vozik a prve slova BOZ
kove boly, co je dlzen.
Nine mic, len ked' ste zdra.
w. Chod'te odhlasovat' I.
A to az ycru idem, ~ co by
nikomu, tax yam K v6li.
Siel. !.
Zena moja, ale je to len ra2
miidry doktor. Ked ii ten vedcl,
ze je mne mic! kruta Bojko
hlavou.
Eeru je,, prisvedclla zena
nezradila ami ona, ami kmotor,
lebo by boly mohly este -nejake
posmechy hnevy povstat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11
FARMY

Len 5 mindt cesty Cd poulicpej
kary, ned 'aleko Cd Youngstown,
% akrov tel najlepsej zeme, vel
ka stodola aine .staviska. Vel'ky
troj, izbovy dom $ pojdom. 13
aMov pastviska a Is akrov ora
cej zeme Dobre cesty. Len
$500. Ma splatky. Musi byt'
predane bezodkladne. Zavolajte
HIMMELREICHA, e605 Dollar
Bank Building. Oba telefony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11
Offies Auto. 531S
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0L0vz1GDKY zUD1YsL1xA1
~ w. FEDERAL Sr,
Mckay BudovA Rum &
Spring Common, Proty Psuna Dspos
tRAD MA ROK 1921 HASELTOl
SLovAK TATRA KLUHU.
VVk5 ivy
YOUNGSTOWN, O.

Jan Basista, predseda, .J4n Kozak,
podpredseda, Michal Kozak, lStovnik,
Pavel Maeek, pokladnik, Stanislav Ne
cko, zapisnik. - Dozorcovia majet-
ku: Jan Blazo a Jan Hudran. - Do.
zorcovia chorych: Stefan Sanetrik,
trhz, Valent Rovder. Adressa: Stani.
slav Necko, P. o. Boz 800, Haselton
Sta, Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11
YOUN0ST0WNsKY Y NEMOCI
PoDPoRUJUCI sPoLoK
TATRA.

Uradnfci: Predseda: Jozsf Martinko,
249 Carlton st., podpredseda: Jan
Salata, 402 Oak st., detovnik: NJ. Kra.
mar, IS Lakeview Ave., pokladnfk: A.
Adamko, 1884 Oak st., dozorei: j. Du.
lik . J. Adamko. - Sch5dze 81 vydr.
iavajd kazdd l. nedel'u mesiaci y
skole sv. Cyrilla Methods o 2. hod.
DO poludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11

smluvon versail llskou, kdezto Ci-
na prehfasnje ze tento prenajen
NAL byt' zr,,seny, ked Gina w
povtdala voinu Nenlecku.
Toto s1 rozdiele u nahl 'adoch
Ciny i Japonska, ktorf nlnsia byt'
vyrovnane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11

M6fic odisiel, ale zena este dlho
! piiila lnnaovi hasu. Rozntfina
|stvora, akc vobec som poaoroval,
ze keby zeny vokly, slo by to
istejsie 4 rezkeisie.
Rano sa skutoene sprawl moi
Bojko chpfym a zostal posteli.
Prisli pron.
Joj, ioi, ia nevladzcm ami
ystat'r je mi zima, len ma TAX
drgl'uje, t'ahal ma seba pc
RIM ~
Ale ked' Il prejde, prides,
kmotree
Prfdem, pridem, len ma te-
rag nechajte, lebo tn zamrznem.
a Eat 'ahoval 81 perinu az ma
hlavu, lebo rlevedel, akn ma tvar
ukazat'.
Zena vsak kmotrovi pitvore
rozpovedala, pre- akd daromnicu
boji sa ist' ma vol 'bu. Dohovorili
sa, ze ked' vstane, vyduri no.
Predsa nevydrzi celf den zdravy
y posteli leSat'.
A nieGo mu rob, kmotra, -
volal kmotcr hlasne pred do
nom, - ably nebola zimnica!
Zena usla do komory. ably sa
nerozosmiala. Potion sa vratila,
zamiesila ma chlieb vysla zakn-
rit do kachiel'.
O pol hodiny bolo V izbe NJ ho-
r1ce. Bojko lezal uz ma pei 'asti
Co i tlaei, aspon podvieva. Bol
by sa odkryl, ale popod obloky
stale lietaly voziky ma vol 'bn, bal
sa, tym viacej bal sa vstat'.
Myslel 81, ze mu kazdy do okna
nazre a no v ciganstve dochyti.
Ma vol 'bisti sa l'udia seitovali,
menovali, kto chybi. I Bojko.
Kde je. co je? Roznieslo sa, ze
nahle ochorel. Mnohi SINE az vsak
yedeli, co jc vo veci, a re sa VIA
stne boji prist ma vol 'bu.
Stary znamy, skocil som pom,
aby no nejako M6ric notar ne
zodvihli a nezavliekli este ma ma
d'arskn stranu, alebo ably neusiel
do pol'a.
Ked' som dvere otvoril, Bojko
chytro strhol ma. seba perinu a.
obratil sa k stene. V izbe bolo
ako v pekle. zena jeho ponhkla
ma podymnikom, Bojko poeal
stenat', ako keby NAL umriet'.
Potim sa, kamarat, a zima
len ma tax drgl'uje, - sekal
zubami.
- Noze mu chytro ma potenie,
Marka. Bezoveho, lipoveho kve-
TIA, alebo caju, tehly ma nohy.
Zenu az zd1valo cd smiechu,, ia
vsak, prisadn1c 81 ku kamaratovi.
poupchaval som no ]dobre peri
nou pockal som, kym mu to
zena vsetko neprichystala, a mu-
sci vypit' diva hrnce hordceho
eaju. Potion SINE mu prilozili ma
nohy dive hor1ce tehly v handre,
a $ druhej postele schytil som pc
rinu zakryl no, ze mu nebolo
ami .usi videt'.
O chvil'u fucal, ako medved.
Ale este no to nezodvihlo. Aki-
ste sa ma hanbil.
- Pockaj, ma vol BE je doktor,
poslem ii no.
Me, ME, - oval sa zpod
periny,. NJ mi prechodi. To bude
stat j dve zlatovky, a apatieka k
tomu ...
Aha, myslfm 81, bude nieco, =
NJ ia dviha. zena mi prikyvova-
la, len aby no, doktora, postal.
A ak zapalenie? ia verl
len idem.
Doktorovi SINE rt.povedai, a
Go ide, zasmial sa, sadol ma vozik
a pod k Bojkovi.
Pulls, srdce. Preklepal no a
povedal mu, BE sa nema coho bat i
ze je iba rozpaleny.
Bojko nepovedal mic len 81 my
slel, ze ako nema byt': v izbe
ako pekle, dive periny ma sebe,
ma nohach, ma bruchu tehly VI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11
jsv1lt
! x


24s ,s3 s. .E3
Moi Bojko bill 50. fst' ma poll
BID, lebo bol dlxen zidovi so zla-
tych. Kedysi bank ncbolo, kazdy
i dedine bol dlzen zidoln, kup-
com, krcmarom, preto j celti
obec mali Y rukach . pr vol bach
vodili iu ma mad 'arskd strann..
Ale prisiel do dediny dobry
u6itel', q TAX 50 zamiesal medzi
s1et: uail, radil, ze sa vam obec
"a tie roxy spravila az mila wee.
Preskdmali, poratali, ale rata
ME stoicnych panov nepotesilo.
Vyslo, ze rol'nici vsetci sberajn
50 ma slovenskd stranu.
Keby sa mohlo aspon 50 par
odrazit' donna zdrzat', - mie-
nil vicispan, ked' mu kremari do
niesli chyr, ze je celia obec ma slo-
venGinu.
To p6jde t'azko, pan velko-
mozny, my uz nemame obec mo-
ci, ak 5edneho-dvoch volicov.
Vicispan skrabal sa "a usima,
60 to bude, ak to takto pojde.
Pred vol 'bou vecer sisli sa voli-
cha, aby sa dohovorili, ktori dajn
voziky a ktory kym. Matt biz
ko, stvrt' hodiny do mesta, kde
bude vol ale povezi sa. Ten
to ieden den uz musia ol'utovat'.
ved' je to ME zmarene. Ako ke-
by sli ma spoved'.
A kdeze je mas cizmar?
- Sedi u Markusa. P6jde vraj
na mad 'arcinu, lebo ze ie dlzen
Zidovi "a remen.
Nuz a ked' mimi pojde, po-
tom mu uz nebude' Ach, ze to
ncma rozumu. takl clovek sve-
ia zk1seny
A tvoj kmotor je kde?
Oh, ten sa neztratf.
Je rec mojom Bojkovi. Go
ostatni gazdovia sa radia. moi
no Bojku prave meska mlady Mo-
ric tax po strane navadza no
mimi list ma vol 'bu.
Ej, to by mi bola hanba,
ked celia obec ide nal aby
ia siel ma pravo.
Bojko je mlady chlap, dobry
gazda, ale ma jar mu chybalo 60
zlatych ma voly, zabehol bez uva-
zenia, ako k siisedovi, k M6ricovi,
a ten mu ich hned' vycital. Chape
dobre, co je vol 'ba, ale citi sa III
dovi zayiazanym, mrzf no to uz
teraz. ze nezasiel niekde indie, ne
musel by sa teraz M6ric obavat'
ze mu ich ma 2-3 dni vypovie.
Teda viete, co, stsed u. Ne
vravim yam preto, ze ste mi dlz-
nj sest 'desiat zlatych, ale urobte
mi to k vol, nechod'te nikde, 70
stante donna.
M6ric vedel, re i ked' len jed
neho voliea odvedie, bude mat
zasluhu u vicispana a ma stolicnom
dome.
ved' ia som uz tiez tel mien-
ky.
- Nuz ale akoze to bude =
celia dedina sa stroll, ty donna
Coze ste prisli odhovarat'g Ma
jarmok predame jalovicu, nuz sa
vam peniaze vratia, droky mate
zaplatene, ozvala sa zena cd
'koryta, - zapravala ma chlieb.
Aka ste Wy, s1seda! ia 0
dlzobe ami sl6va, Wy hned' j
ia vam len dobre chcem. Mozete
nieco Cd sldzneho, vicispana po-
trebovat' clovek nevie, - no ii
neotvorfte smelsie dvere, ako ked
pojde vas muz proti panom, proti
Wade r
A cozes - pretrhala no Vi
reci Jena. - Dan 81 zaplatime, sn
dit So nesddime, nuz nemame
% u sldzneho, ami ma stolicnom
dome hl'adat'.
Veru ia, zena moja donna
zostanem, kyval M6ricovi Boz
ko hlavou.
Jast'a ma chrbte nezanesiem.
Aie d0st ME pekne, ze nestojis "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11
RozkvEf HLAvitfAo
MESfA JUN osI.kv1E

| "a Y
.Isty cestovatel', ktory navsti%
vii minute dni Belehrad, popissie
svoje doimy a skdsenosti takto ;
Belehrad stoji ma posiatlsu vel !
kej vyyojovej periody. TO male Y
predsalecnej dobe 60,O0O dust ci.
taj1ci balkanske mesto, ma dnes
10000 obyvatel'ov a 10 dfa ma
den prichodia now obyvatelia do
centra juhoslovanslxej rise. Pri-
rodzene, ze nasledkom tolfo je tam
vacsia bytova n1dza nez kdekol,- !
|vek indie, take 70 $50, 900 obyvae
tel'ov sotva $4,000 byva trocha
sluSne. Ia to ale MONO badat'
neustupne 1silie ciel'o odstranas
MIA tejto nhdze. Ma vsetkych uli-
ciach okrajoch mesta vidno le-
senia noyych stavisk Cd skoreho
rama az do pozdneho vecera vlad-
ne ohlus1jnci pracovny rnch. Do
my rastl ami hriby a hordeost' sta
vebneho ruchu je priamo americ-
ka. Nateraz je 430 privatnych do
NOV Fstavhe 4 okrem toho PRAGUE
sa ma mnohych vcrejnych budo-
vach ako ma parlamente, minister
stvach, sddnych vojenskych bu-
dovach. Rata sa re Belehrad bn-
de. mat "a 10 rokov 300, 900 oby-
vatcl 'ov, a mono hovorit , ze $
Nporovnanim doterajsieho vzrastu,
ME je tento vypoeet prehnany.
Belehrad ako centrum IA milipno-
vej rise, ktora ma vel'ke prirod-
ne bohatstvo a nailepsie podmien-
ky vyvoja ma nadej stat sa mai
vacSim mestom Balkanu dokon-
:
ca prevysit Bnkurest.
Dl'a toho sndiac, mono 81 l'ah-
ko predstavit', aky vyzor ma tuna
stavitel 'stvo. Move mesto je treba
vybudovat' Cd zakladov a preto
podmienky k uplateniu inzinierov,
architektov, stavcbnych robotn1-
kov, mechanikov pod. k1 tie
najlepsie.
my budeme mat "a niekol 'ko
rokov peknejsie mesto ako Bu-
dapeSt "-vyhlasil isty architekt,
ktory 'sa zaobera sostavovanim
planov noveho mesta. A mono
tomu uverit'..
Belehrad ma nadhernu polohu.
Ma jednej strane pasmo mohut-
nych kopcov, obtocene modrovo-
dymi riekami Savou Dnnajom.
Naproti hlboka a rozsiahla rovina,
$ obzorom zapadajncim ako by do
nekoneena. A vsetko to je maleb-
nj rance pre- pekne rozlozite
mesto, ktory este k tomu klenie
sa pod modrastou juznou oblo-
hon -. Kazdy, kto chce praco-
vat mech pride = hovoria v Be-
lehrade, lebo pilnych rik je tre-
ba a nikto sa nepyta akej 1narod-
nosti je ten kto, hl'ada pracu.
Pravda, obchodnici b Belehrade
vedia dobre ratat' a preto je tu-.
ma vein draho. Ma priklad Gu
dzozemske noviny |predavajd sa
al "a 2 dinary, takze zarobok pre-
davaca je az nieksl'ko sto proc.
Drahe je vobec vsetko a predsa
sa mnoho predava lebo NEST 'ania a
sedliaci majd peniaze a celia kra-
jina TUT po luxuse. V Belehrade
vidno najelegantnejsie obuvnicke
yyrobky damsky j pansky svet
je elegantne vystrojeny, take
alespon vo vonkajsku badat' "a
padnicky svet. Da sa to vysvet-
lit tym, ze vacsia cast inteligen-
Gle dobe nemecko-rak1skej oku-
pacie bola vo Franc1zsku, Anglic-
ku Taliansku. Okrem toho
mnoho. tisic Juhoslovanov bolo v
zajati q sedliaci mali prilezitost
v dobe okupacie od vojakov po-
chytit cudzozemsky sposob Sivo-
ia. Hoci doba okupacie bola pre-
Srbsko vel mi t'akka, predsa dnes
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-11

AORESSAR OK1E6NEH0 6BORU
sLOv. It0Y Y YouNasTowN, O.
Jozsf Martinko, preds., 249 Carlton
St., City. Juraj Murdzak, podpredseda
1922 Taylor st., City. Juraj Puhalla,
tajomnfk, 81 N. Whitney Ave-, City.
Martin Dolak, pokl., 6ol Steel st., City.
Dozorny vybor: Frantisek Hudik, Pa
vel Habovsky Martin Lipka. Ma
sledovns sbory pfsldchajd do okr.
sborn: 4. Lansingville, So . mesta,
1913. 70 stselton, 1so. 70 strnthers, 2of
. Brier Hin, 242. Haselton 4 314. =
East Youngstown.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27
GETTING THE VOTE OUT.

ii is not the custom Of the Herald on the eve OF
IN election to present glowing estimates of the prob
ablesresult. That practice, quite a common one, has
always been avoided in this office. On this occa-
sion, the Herald simply presents its conviction that
there are plenty Of Independent votes to carry this
election by a handsome majority, if the Independent
votes are polled.
On too many occasions elections involving the
very fundamentals of government have been permit
ted 10 go by default. 1t is always possible for a
small body, carefully and we'll organized to poll a
very high percentage of it's normal vote, and also by
its activity to influence the votes of many persons
who are more or less Indifferent, and 1T is too often
the case with those whose natural inclinations lead
them to favor honest and efficient government that
they take honest and efficient government for
granted and permit themselves to be so absorbed in
their own immediate personal affairs that they tail
to perform their duty as citizens by recording their
votes in favor Of those principles in which they
really believe.
il that error is committed at this time on any
considerable scale, the state administration will re
main in the hands which now control it; the state
industries which have been so grossly mismanaged
will continue to be mismanaged; the influences
which have resulted in such an alarming increase in
taxes will continue to operate, and taxes will pile up
until the burden becomes absolutely <intolerable
This state of affairs, we believe, can be prevented at
this time. All the evidences are that there are
votes enough to prevent it. The only question is
whether or not these votes will be recorded at the
polls.
Let no citizen wait for an invitation to vote. II
the franchise means anything, it means both a duty
and a privilege. One may neglect to avail himself
of a privilege; he cannot honorably evade the per
Torrance of a duty, and the citizen who believes that
this election really means something to the state Of
North Dakota will be glad to attend thespolls5 with
outSrequest or solicitation to cast his vote in fayo,
Of that method in government which he believes
will be successful.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27
EDITION..

"a. ...rch al ms would, Ne could
'l..narenca." he observed, implies At
!. ~ - implies something agalnst
.,hich one has to defend one1elk, but
hare-where In the attack, whero IL
that against which we haye 70 nnd
defence? Out Of such . farraee q If
relevant statement and com1nent AZ u
exceedingly difficult 70 seaect my
chaotic material which sSsthe beAt,
that NV learned friend was able to
stnnlv liz with, / will do what little
"Tba truth IT,; however. that there
"a ydrtrally no case for me to meet,
M argument on which you gentlemen
~ he Jury can pass opinion. Wtsat
h. it, in the end, that the prosecution.
after all this trouble, this assemblage
Of witnesses, these e M months
Of inquiry and preparedness q 6lc-
ton was murdered, stabbed to death In
tha summer-house! Who denies Il?
further. that on the N night that
Iadv ,Carlton was so murdered Cap
tain Vipart motored down from IAun-
don with the very purpose OF meeting
her! who denies that eithaer3 But
for, any such fact as that Captain Va
hart was IN any way concerned IN her
murder, "a that no laid a .upon
her, or even as that he 20 much ~
saw her that night. the proAecntion
has no produced q Angie ukue&or Jor
OF evidence
my client has given you a perfectly
reasonable and coherent account OF
his actual doings on that night, and
the prosecution has not been able to
| pick a hole or find q flaw in his mar.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27
> The path Of: duty runs parallel with
the road to. happiness. 3ser
IMITATION.

It's good to hear a glad "hello-
And get a smile from men you know.
I like to feel, in times Of doubt,
That there are friendly mon about,
AND some who care, and some who'll
stay
70 help me or my troubled way.
I know that oft my blood Is stirred
TO hear q kind and cheerful word,
It's good to feel within your hand
A grip which makes you understand.
Tar more than words which leave the
I, lip,
The depth and warmth Of Fellowship.
I know my heart has oft rejoiced
To hear a friendly greeting voiced,
ana l nave hummed a cheerful song
q friend has come along.
II others 80 much to me.
What must I mean to those I see ?
II what they say and what they do
Has power to thrill. me through and
through,
Then why should / not, as I 20.
Give every ma a glad hello"
AND Try to cheer his life the way
That mine is cheered from day to
day? !.
since frtendliness makes me re1oice,
To friendly words I'll lend my voice;
since kindness warns the heart OF
me, I'D 20
A kindly man I'll try to be:
Since prefer the man who giveo
a portion Of the life he lives
To others. / shall also try
10 pc ike him ~ time goes by.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27
N0p

Io the surprise Of svery n str
from Indie, bringing with him : Lively
in The viii.xs Of Upper scotney. Hoping
dunn Of household duties. for which she
er's deushter 70 email es2n H m h.. m: se Ifo.p-
pointed post Of h-ousekeeper. Thereafter,
=! goes happily enough, despite a few
piss E zee. s between the newly mar.
EIvInec from India to visit them. Sir
9 natpn OBJECTS TO the mans somewhat
700 pointed attentions to his wife and
n,ight the youus wife iy found murdered
pa the sus1nusr-house. On her bosom is
sn oninous crimson stain Of blood. A
@e 9se d immsa,sts Ssrf from s sass; !, 1 zsa,
. the entire ho1seAoM IL put through
= e,,e most thorough Eril1inx: close inauiry
p psaseia ~ fell fss. vs : s. Jim ru Msaase sx,S =
from the summer house through the
3 Larncombe, the village consta-
ole, feels certain that Headson is the
u %' the @u q asa ' aazan. te Gs's 81 thu @f ii,
Innate relationship that existed between
Captain Wharf and her ladyship. Ce-
isste also confesses that she saw no
from the door Of the summer house
shortly before the discovery of the muir
der. Tho sergeant then goes to Heasdin's
nohhFo WHeT0 I0o laLIeF Is put through
tho third degree" At the coroner's in
quest the doctor testifes that the muir
der took place shout 3 o'clock. A Miss
Mason was heard to say that she had
soen . person come from the summer
house about that time and h n sum-
monsd TO appear before The inquest and
saw Captain Wharf coming from the
summer house about the time x.ne'. the
done. The coroneTs jury,s verdict was:
Lady Carlton was murdered By some
unknown person. or persons." It 10 learn
ed that Captain Wharf came from Lon
don in n auto to visit Lady caritcn On
the night the crime was eommatted.
The captain is suspected Of the crime
and q search - made Tor him. After
considerable trouble no is located 10
Paris and placed under arrest, rough
the murder of Lady Carlton Captain
Wharf is put in the witness box y he
enters . plea OF not guilty. During the
cross-questiontng process he admits
that ne came to Scotney hou on the
night of the crime but only to bid fa:e-
well to tie wcman he loved. He did not
nee. her however and drove away with
out seeing her. ssz e a. y 70, :