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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17
Demti4e Kmltmr.

@ie gebilbete @erben uber oeuti6e
&ultur oenfen, ergibt iid aus elmer
Mnlprode, ote Ser ierbiihe 8icegelpan
|5toifop in Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lung 6es oeuti9e1t &ulturbunoes in
NeumerbaB, Suoilapien, btelt. gr
iagte:
gead. ser giloung oes q. $. O.
|5tootes belize es iebt, sic Menide1
CUR <lnr 51 p%ereinigen. 0os 6entIbe
8of lei CUR Soroerung Ser &ultnr
bon Ser g0ttliden Borieb1tng erforen.
|gs gehe fem @olf anf @r6en, oem oie
@l1ltur 10 biel GIT ber0anfen babe, pie
bas oentl6e, u1no 6ie @oriebung haz
be oafiir gelorgt, baB Sic 9eutl6en
ols &ulturtrdger itd iiber oie gan5e
|@r6e Derbreiteten, nnb baB tie iiberau
re6li6e 11no ebrli6e 8orfdmpfer Ser
S&11ltnr ieien, Die Men16en gli6en Ell
nem groBen @eb4uoe, in oem 6ie ELM
5elnen B0lfer sic 8anIteine leien.
|0as 8in6emittel ober obne bas 0ie
|Steine 5uiammenitiir5en miiBten, iei
0as 6enti6e 8olf. @r, als Serbe, let
itol5 6arauf, an oeutifen Sobi6ule1
it1oiert gu baben. @r babe 6as oeuti9e
|8olf fennen, i6dben un6 lieben ge=
lernt. &einer bon oen 5erben, Die IN
|9eutl@lano ituoierten - ur0 es iei=
en- 0erer piele - oenfe ni6t 1anfbar
an oieie 6euti9e 5hnlung. 9rob 6es
|&rieges, troy alien @eidebens liebe
6as ierbii6e 8olf oas Deuti6tum.
geidt &aB> lon6ern Soda9tung fuble
oaS ierbtide 8olf 0em Deutidtum ge-
.genuber. Dieies 8ort u6eutib" muB
ii6 betonen. 9enn unfere 2tebe gilt
ni6t 0enienigen, sic trob ibrer beut=
iden @bitamm,tng feline Dent1ben
iein poQen, Sic ii9 i66n1en, DeutI9e
at iein. Dieie ungludli6en f0nnen
mir ni9t adten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17

len. Sir ieoes @ino nod Dem erlte1l
ioa Die Beniion BON $40 auf $15 err
b0bt tperoen, 10 Dab 3. 8. cine Wnt=
ter nit flint &in0ern $50 ben Wonat
@enlion erbalten tpiir0e.
Mtit Is gegen 8 5timme11 beidlob
Der Warftausi6nB Der NilemblD bon
Weinneiota an Donneritag, Mnnabme
elmer 8orlage 5n empfeblen melbe Die
Sanoelsfammer in minneapolis, Die
Sanoelsb0rie in 9ulutb uno sic 8ieb.
|b0rie IN EQUITY ct. Baupl unb meb.
rere anoere 8iebb0fe in Minneioto
fir u0ffentli9e Marfte" erfldrt, un6
tie als lolbe gu regltlierer. Mm Srei-
tag paiiierte Der Senat nit 40 gegen
|21 5timmen 0ie BON g. $. Snuipan
unterbreitete 8orlage> ourb mel9e sic
|gtienbabn= unO 9agerbans=&ommii
|iion geboama6tigung erbalt iiber Die
@eleiielegung unb ben Dienlt bon
9traBenbabnen, 0ie 5miiben 5tei
|5tdoten operiert meroen, Sic SS1lter.
urban 5nii6en Sen 3miaingSitqotet
lit babel ansgenommen. Gin ltaatli=
der Srol1itrie @eriibernngsfonos III
in elmer Borlage porge1eben, sic am
Jreitag BON BEN Senatoren Sadiou
un6 8oplan eingereibt muroe. Die
neue @orlage mirbe $4,000 Dor
ieben fir einen Staats- Sn6ultrie=8er
Ii6erungsfonbs uno our6 oielelbe
miir0e cine aus bret Mitglieoern be.
iteben6e tnouitrieae unfaa= 11no Ser,
giitnngsbebor6e nit einem @ebalt
bon ia $4,000 per Sabr geibaffen
|Senator &ee6 unb an6ere rei9ten ei=
ne &orlage Elm, 1pelde gtablierung Ell
ner ltaotliden @rnn0eigentumsbebor
Joe aus bret Mitglie6ern BON 2i5eniie:
rnng auer @runoeigentumSbdnble1
[uno Gerfaufer nnter &ontroue 0e1
|Bebor0e at ernennen. Cine peitere
int Senat eingereibte Sin 1iebt Dor.
BOB ane @leiber, Sic in Minneioto
oerfauft mer6en, nit Ser Marfe oeS
6abrifanten berieben iein mii1ien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17
Die britiid,c Rcmhelet.

No..
Mus sic 0eutlhen Erl1ppen ietner
3ett o1,rh 8elgien mari6ierten nno
in ser belgii6en 9ta0t 20men aus &C.
tpil1en @qulern al1f sic al1f ben 5tra=
rem in aeidloliener &olonne bprllber=
5tebenoen Gruppan gei6oiien mnroe,
inns ols oann sic 0enti6en Militarbe=
fehlsbober %angeoronet batten, bob Ste
ie SG1ler aerit0rt meroen iollten, be-
aonn sic britilde Yropagan0a=BreIie
in Mmerifa einen Morbifanoal bar
iiber III erbeben, oaB oie Deutiden
sizes ais &riegsre6t bin5uitellen iu6-
ten. Dem3ufoIge burfen Mihtfombat=
tQnten un6 Nihtuniformterte ars benz
.Sinterbalte 1dieBen, obne iid Der Sc
Efabr Ser iofortigen Sinridtnng nno
ser !3eritoruna bes ais @interbalt be-
|nubten gigent1ms a1lS3nleben.
Stun fommt aus Srlano, 100 our
|3eit often @rieg gefiibrt miro, Die
Nadridt, sob @dnier IN Ben oortl=
gen Stdoten na9 8elieben Der letpe1=
|ligen engliiden 8efeblsbaber 111eoer<
gebrannt ODER fonittpte 5erltort ner<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17

pom 8nnoesD iitriftsgeridt, fat BEN
l5beriff 2eper 8. 2iens bon @oof
gountD nm 500 geitraft pegen WiB-
abtung oes @ertbts, inoem Der einem
@efangenen erla1bte fem &eim uno
einen 3abnar5t gu beiu6en nno an
0ere @eibafte auBerbalb bes @efang=
niiies gu beiorgen. Jyrau Narie
Is. Marlbal bon bier lit Die erite
6ran, pelbe fir Elm Mmt regiitrierte,
uno 5par fir 5~ta6tfommiiidr. Sic
fat cine eigene Blattform anfgeltellt
fir sic @abl, Die am 9. Mpril itatt-
finben miro.
SEEN Tim. - 81. S. Bietrus> Bru-
IIber bon 5rau IS. 3. @ditein bon bier.
Deiien Nfeblmiible in 5leepp gDe Dor
einigen Wo6en nieberbrannte, bat
gorfebrungen %getroffen fir Die Or
ridtung elmer Siibnerfutteranlage
mobernlter Mrt, nit einem @rnno-
rifle bon 80 bel 60 Sub.
&enbiae. - Mngebote fir BEN 8an
Der neuen Sodidule bier iino einge-
troffen; 6as niebrigite fam bon ben
Tmin Cities i'm 8etrag bon $314,=
900, mel6es aber nidt angenon1men
pur0e, neil es Sen feitgeleBten 8e=
trag melt iiberitieg.
8emioii. - 9ie 0ireftorenbeb0r-
6e ser 8eltrami gonntp Mgriculture
Mi1ociation fat Sic Dauer ibrer Count
tD-Musl tellung bon 5rei Sngen auf
bier Sage ertpeitert nno Die 3eit fir
ibie oiesidbriee Musiteaung auf Diem
ltng, Mittmod, Donneritag nn6 Srei=
ltag in Der 6ritten ISOLDE I'M 5eptem=
bre feifgeiebt.
Mrlington. = Gin in bieler @e=
|geno tpobnenoer Sarmer, Der fur5~
lid auf ieiner Sarm cine eleftriide
8elerdtungsanloge eingeridtet bnt,
benutt nun biefe, I'M permittelit Ell
ner n~edl1brartigen ginri6t1ng ieben
Morgen nm 5 l1br Elm 2iht I'M @ib=
nerlton %an5roreben, 6amit sic Slb=
ner o11fpa9e1 Inn mebr 3eit Ser bon
ibnen ermarteten Edtigfeit bes Ger
legens tpi6men al fonnen.
Heo1poo6 SaQs. - Nid 8ernar=
81, elm GARNER nabe 5eaforb, geriet
nit ieinen @lei6ern in cine &orn=
19nei6emafdine, tpelder i'm 5tDeimal
Inn Sen Sdnft nirbeIte, bebor Ser
@ien1en nadgab. ST trug 8erletnn=
|gen I'M @eiibt nnb ant &opf, 5tpei
gebrodene &ippen nnb einen gebro=
6enen Mrm 6abon.
@orren. = Grit iieben Sabre uno
ooA 1don tpeitberiibmt lit Merceoes
Sc Sol &omelan6, 7iabrige Sub Sol
iteiner @aiie; tie CAB in fieben "a
gen 1925 Hfunb Wilb nit 34.32
|Bfun6 8l1ttergebalt. STR @igentimer
lift g. Sroit Spa10ing, Elm bieltger
6armer. Sbre gr0Bte tdg1ide Mild=
pro6nftior mar 1888 Gfl1n6.
@eo @ine. = Soiepb Gilbert, fri
ber Stoots=2eiter ser Nonpartiian
|2eague Miiociotion, 1te1lte fi6 benz
|@beriff Sobn 81. Gnoerion bon @oob=
bne Gountp in &e6 8ing CUR Mbbii-
|B1ng feines Straf=Sermins bon ein
|Sabr nn6 Elm Sag fir 8erlebung Der
Mnfrubr-@ eiebe bon Minnelota. Mu=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17
8eGomermsttoerfe 4msz
tpiidRie.

Na1 sen furdtbaren gri9iitterrtn=
gen 1nb 2ei0en 6es @eltfrtegs ltefen
aus SEN @roBitabten oler 2G1oer int
mer Baufiger 6ie Nodridten iiber ben
|milben Sa11mel Ser @enuB1ndt Elm,
bon DEM fn1t ale &reiie Der Beb0lfe-
rnng erfaBt nor6en tparett, ndbreno
Die groBe bilfloie Menge erbarmltngs=
los 6em Sunger preisgegeben NOR.
@abniinnige gergniigungen gingen
&an6 in @an6 nit elmer unerb0rten
|3nnabme bon 8erbreben nuer Mrt,
6eren 8eriiber Dor 6en bertpegenit item
5un6 brutalften Saten nidt 5uriid=
Ifredten.
6ier in Mmerifa, mo Ser &rieg gum
.@liid 1idt in gIeib f1trdtbarer &c
.ltalt getpiitet Fat, ibeint Sic &eaftiion
.ipeniger Ieioenidaftlide 6ornten artge
nomt11er1 at bnben, tpet1t mir bon Der
@oge Ser Berbre9en nbieben, Sic audi
11ns iiberflutet Nueir an Mnstpuh-
len febIt es n1tb bier 11i9t. Ser rte11=
.eite 500" Ser Dan1er1 aus ser @e-
fenfdaft fdeint bas Mrrangieren BON
SmlitfGmpfen 1inb dbnlibe Sbal11tu=
de bon geiitiger @0Sbe gu fem - ,1rb
5tpor 5u ,~pobltdtigen 8tpeden! CRIT
ffuiir5lih fan6 ii SEEM gorf 11nter 6em
BON MiB Mrne Morgaf1 eiir1
unb redter 8orfontpf Iltatt, benz
Elm berebrtes BubIifnm III iorde11
.Sdaren %al1itr6ntte, sob $4,000 @ein
er5ielt tp1r6en. Die 2orbeeren.
9ame baben Sra11 Sielo 8. a11s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17

Chicago offenbar nidt iblafen laiien.
Sic nil fir Ste arrnen &inber ibrer
5taot 11urmebr Elm Ring-Gnrnier IN
groBem MaBitabe ini5enieren nno
bofft, auf oieie 8eiie nod groBere
ginnabmen al er5ieben. Mm @ebnrts-
tage 8aibingtons ion bteies groBe
Set itattfinoen.
Ser quite 3med mag oie Mittel
beiligen, aber fir uniern &l1ltar5n-
.ltan0 liegt es bob nibt gerooe bag
ebrenolte 3eugnis ab; baB man ourb
lolbe Sol5ereten Die Gaid)en oeS 5ab-
lungsfabigen YublifnmS 81 erreld)ett
|hpfft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17

porigen Sabre 5l1riidblieb. Dieie 3abI
pnroe Inn Z .nbr abenos beri9tet,
aber Der 8eiub abenos mar 10 rie~
Zig, oab Die taulen0 feblenoen melt
iberAplt puroen.
minneapolis. Sim Jreitag mur-
De in Minneapolis angetiinoigt, oaB
Die Sabresperiamm1lung Der Minneio=
ia Nonpartiian 2eagl1e ami 3. Mar5
in ct. Saul itattfinben merbe. g(uBer
al1oeren Gontinege1daften meroen ole
8ii6er Der 2iga gepriift meroen. 49,
Gin Ml1SiduB bon bier. ginpobnern
oeS Stnates &anias lit Mittpod)=
abeno bon minneapolis na6 8is=
marf, e O., obgereiit, I'M Die 3u-
itanoe nno Die 2eiitungen Der Non-
partition 2eague gu unteriu9en l1no
0onn oariiber 8eridt 5n erltatten. Ser
ansi6uB mar in elmer Molienper=
iammlung IN Salim, &onias err
nannt 1por6en. - girem Z Sabre al
ten u8anoiten" miro bon Ser bieltgen
Foli5ei CUR Salt gelegt, Sl1lpelen uno
an0ere @ertiu6en aus Wobnnngen
geitoblen 5u baben. Ser Srnge fubr
auf einem Dreira0 u5nr Mrbeit." gr
muroe am 9ienitag perbaftet, als er
auf elmer Grompete blies, Sic er fltr5
borber g%eitoblen batte. @ie Sic 8oIt=
|5ei angibt, arbeitete Ser Sunge in ser
8ei1e, 0aB er 5uerlt flingelte llno
6ann, menn niernano ontportete,in sic
@obnung ein6rang uno mie Elm Ha~
Ibe itabl. - Muf bem &onbent Ser
iMinneiota EDITORIAL Mlioeiation, MEL
der bonn II. Big gum 19. Gebruar
lin minneapolis tagt> tper6en prafti-
16e 8orfmbrungen nit 6em Gunftele=
pbon CUR nebermittlung BON 3eitungs
nenigfeiten gegeben tper6en, mie 81.
81. 6. 8roiier, Direftor oes Gum
tpoo0D Snititnte, mitteilt.
8rainerD. 49, 8ie ont Montaa be-
fannt m1rbe, fat sic ant Sam1tag in
8roinero tagen6e @etperfidofts= llno
beiter=Geriammlung cine Refolu-
ton a11genommen, tpelbe Spmpatbie
init SEN eSyrlGn6ern onsoriift nn6 err
lflart, oaB Ste republifanii6e &egier=
lung in Srlan6 Die ein5ige berfai1ungS
mdBige &egierung IN jenem 2anoe
|iei. SSn ber &eiolution lperben fer
ner Sic Ser. Staaten erilldt, unper=
|5iiglih 56ritte 81 tun, 6oB baS bril-
|tii9e &ei9 sic $5,000,000,00O nebit
|3inien be5obIe, nelbe idon lange
iiberfduig lin6. 0ieies @el0, 10 iogt
sic &eiol11tion, peroe bon England in
ungefebli6er Wei1e 5uridgebalte1
un0 0a5lt benutt, Sic 5reibeit fleiner
Natioren 511 pernidten. - 9ur6 Ell
men iiberbei5ten Ofen broh in ser
|Sdule Ser fatboliiben ct. 6rancis=
firde 8elter ults, meld)es einen Sda=
SEN bon $500 onridtete, Der ober TO-
fort repariert murOe, Io0aB feline I'm
terbredung 6es nnterridteS eintrat.
II 9ie NortbmeIt Baper Company
i9loB auf 51pei Gage lire 6abrif. Son
Sen Nubenmanni6aften muroe ME
mano obgelegt. 0ie 8apier uno Eulp=
Wiihlen arbeiten mteber NIT boiler
Monni6aft.
Dnlntb. - Gibter Sage Meorris
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17
6eintbran-G ntfd)eionng.

.Denper, Col. IA. Seb. Midter
George SO. Dl1nr1 bon Ser ariminal-
abteilung Beg gountpgeridts in Den-
Der entfdieo oaB Elm rSeimbrnler"
Der l1ebertretl1ng Der 8robibitionsge-
iebe nidt iiberfiibrt peroen tonne, es
lei 6e1tr, 6aB ser Madppeis erbradt
miro, baB er geiltige @etrdnffe u5un
gerfal1f ober aum @efdenf" berge-
felt bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17
2lm4 prGiiSeftt wilien.

Ser &anb Ser bentl9en &olonien
lit befo1rntli9 bamit begrinoet NOR.
oer, ooB sic Oenti9en ii9, als unfd=
fig l1no untpiirbig ertptelen batten.
iiber farbige Bolfer gu berr16en. Mud
8rdltoent 8il1on bat oas ge1agt. Sin
i'm muB es oesbolb bon gar5 beion.
Derenl Sntereiie iein, mas 6ie Hariie1
3eitn11g Journal be Yeuple iiber Ole
gegenm6rtige Stimmung ser Nege1
in Ser ebemaligen bel1tiden &olonie
&amerun 5u lagen fat. 90 itebt &C.
id)rieben:
Sic Neger linb nibt 10 naip, mie
man augemein 5u glauben geneigt 1T.
Sbnen iin6 bereits sic Mngen aufge>
gangen. Man fat tie in Maiien gu
ser groBen @9l69terei in europa
gefibrt obne tie Inn lire Meinung gu
fragen; lie iouten sic 3ipiliiation ret
ten, unb oieie Qualification tpenoet itd
nun gegen Tie un6 6riidt tie 5u So
Sen. 9ie Neger ~ibrer1eits lebnen iie
ab; nt9t ale europaiiben Metbooen,
mobl aber Die Metbobe Granfreihs,
oas perblenoet lit bur9 ieinen i'm Sic
&c auf sic Optic eetrtebetten gbal1=
pinism11s. 8eion0ers 6!e Meger in
bem ebemals 6eutiden &amerun fon-
men 8ergleide anitellen. unb pibt
Sbr, tpie Tie nrteilen? Nun, Dor 5mei
Monoten fubr elm 6euti6es S9iff ben
&ongo binars. Sc ma6te an Der ebe=
maIigen @ren5e Ser frii5eren be1tt=
i9ert &olonie Salt ur1b Iegte bort an.
Bic groB NOR aber Die 8erbluffnng
bes frana0itiben @ouberne1,rs, ais er
iah ooB bie gingeborenen, lobal6 iid
sic 0a9ri9t bon Der Nnfunft 6cs
oeutihen S9iffes berbreit7t bate. in
feierIidem 3uge nit Ml1iif boran an
bas l1fer moridierten, lire &dbne be-
ftiegen, an oas G6iff beranfubren nno
lire ebemaligen &erren 6nr6 ein Win
fommenitdnoden %begriBten. ,Dieles
gei1piel 1tebt nidt perein5elt 90, nno
es lit be5eihneno gen1g. 8eiB man
o116, boB fiir5Ii6 cine 1T &amerun
b%egonnene @olfsobitimmnng abgebro-
her per6en muBte, bebor Dos grgeb=
nis feItgeitent mar? Sc banoe1te fib
oor1lt1, sic @intpobneridaft 6es Sam
bes iiber sic ibnen genebm1te 9err=
shaft at befragen; es fonte menigitens
ser 5hein ether freien Wi1ensdnBes
r,,ne ibrerieits fir bic offi5ieqe Mnf-
nabnte in bas fran50iilbe Rolontnl-
reid eemabrt tperoer .@ber trob allen
pffi8ieaen Drnfes blieben iie bel tbrer
eiqenen Meinung.n nfere gertpaltung,
tpie 1tniere miIitarif6en gbefs batten
Sic Meger NIT 10 piel SeIbitloiigfeit
un6 nit 10 fainter &on6 upa5ift5iert,"
bab lie BEL Der golfsobitimmlng in
Moiien 6ie Guiidfffebr Der bea1tfder @o=
Ionianerridoft perlangten. 0satt frta't
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-15
5000 Bushels Of Spuds
Shipped From Crookston
To One County In Ohio

C~rookston, Mimi. Oct. 15.-Eight
thousand bushels, or IS carloads OF
Red River Valley certified seed Early
Ohio potatoes have been, shipped to
potato growers of Hamilton county
Ohio. The shipment was purchased
by Fred NJ. Monroe. representing the
Hamilton county farm bureau, who
declared the Ohio farm bureau found
1t necessary to send an agent to this
territory because 80 many Early
Ohio potatoes. raised in other sec
tons, were passed off as Red River
Valley Ohios.
: The potato crop this year has
proved the most profitable OF al. to
the Polk. county farmers and as a re-
suit attention is being given to po-
tato marketing. At the last meeting
of the Crookston Association Of Pub
lie Affairs preliminary steps were TAX
en- for the erection of a cooperative
potato warehouse Al Crookston. A
committee was appointed to investi-
gate the matter n to call a meeting
Of potato growers of this vicinity to
find out the producers sentiment.
( o. K. Berget, manager of the, Red
River Valley Cooperative Certified
Seed Growers association, is at pres
ont urging members of the organiza-
ton to send samples of their potatoes
to Duluth as exhibits at the interna-
tional potato show to be held there
October rs, 81 and 2S.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-15
BOWESMONT NOTES

Bowesmont, N. D., Oct. 15.-Miss
Doris Thomson. who has been attend
ing school at Grafton, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents.
Thomas Roche and family were Wis
itors at the Matt McKeever home
Sunday. r.
Miss Vera Sturgeon Of Pembina
spent the week end mt her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Irwin and
family visited at the George Bellamy
home Sunday.
James Poster. who was living south
OF Bowesmont, has gone to eastern
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcdonald
and family of Hamilton spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
keever.
James and Richard Roche Of Dray-
ton were callers in Bowesmont We'd
nesday.
Miss Ruby Somers is now in the
Grafton hospital for IN operation.
] Matt McKeever was a business Wis
ltor at Emerson Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Roman Stellon and
family were guests &c the Parker
home in Drayton Sunday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-15
SAYS HANDLING OF
SOLDIERS CLAIMS
WILL BE EXPEDITED

Fargo, N. D., Oct. 15.-Through the
organization of the Veterans bureau,
which now includes the bureau of war
risk insurance, the United States pub
lie health service and the federal
board for vocational training. the, ex-
service man is going to find that
Uncle Sam will no longer delay the
handling of claims, according to Ma
jor Adjutant General j.. A. Ulio of
the United States army. now con-
nected with the personnel bureau Of
the adjutant generals Office in Wash
ington, D. G.. :,
Major Ulio is spending some time
in Fargo visiting his mother, Mrs. ].
Uio. His last visit to Fargo, was last
summer. shortly after his return to
the United States from service of a
year in southern Russia. with the
American forces. He expects to re-
main in Fargo a month.
THE ex-service man has every as
surance now that his claim against
the government is going to receive at
tention and that it will not hang fire
for months before any action is tax
en-" said Major Ulio. The Veterans,
bureau is now functioning in a man
e that is pleasing to any one con-
nected with the war department."
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-15
Wife And
Family; Is Killed

Mandan, N. D., Oct. 15.-Peter j.
Renner, 81, resident Of Glen Ullin,
paid a life penalty for deserving his
wife and baby. He left here about
August Z. and had not been heard
from since until q letter addressed to
the "mayor of Antelope" was opened
by people at the railroad siding of
that name, telling of the murder of a
man believed to be from the Antelope
district. near .Tounquin station. Mons.
Renner's relatives in Gen Ullin
were notified. and photographs identl-
fled the dead man as Renner.
Renner, according to the records of
the county coroner at Baker, was shot
in the abdomen, robbed and left dy-
ing beside the railroad track. The
body is being brought back here for
burial. XIX @ ,t
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-15
One Killed, Two
Injured In Accident
! Near Hendrum, Mimi.

- .LLh .r. rFr.' -. - .rH s-
{. NHendrum, Mimi, Oct. 15.-Mrs.
Anna Rinnen, widow, living several
miles east Of this place. was killed
and her daughter, Miss Mabel Rinnen
and a %neighbor. Mrs. Albert Chris
topherson, were injured in an auto
mobile accident, one mile south o.
Hendrum, Tuesday afternoon.
The three were travelling toward
Hendrun1. Miss >Rennen,s, who was
driving a light touring car. drew too
near. the edge of the road. the ground
crumfbled and the machine plunged
down a steep embankment, turning
over several times.
IL The dead woman and the injured
were brought to Hendrum. Miss
Rinnen's injuries arc minor. Mrs.
Christopherson suffered a broken
hand and injuries to her head. She
and Miss Rinnen were able to leave
Hendrum for their homes Friday
night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-15
URGES WOMEN TO
FORM AND EXPRESS
PUBLIC OPINIONS

Grand Rapids, Mich, Oct. 15.-An
appeal to American women to form
and express public opinions upon
pertinent questions was voiced here
by Mrs. Percy v. Pennybacker Of
Austin. Texas, before the annual con-
vention Of the Michigan Federation
of Women's clubs. Mrs. Penny
hacker is q past president of the Cen
eral Federation of Women's clubs, a
national organization.
There al be no true national
prosperity in a republic without an
intelligent public opinion and there
can be no such opinion without in
dividual effort" Mrs. Pennybacker
said.
Too many persons are prone to
take their opinions ready made from
others. These persons form their
opinions from newspaper headlines or
from friends or relatives in whom
they have confidence. No woman has
the right to give as her opinion the
opinion of another, not even OF her
husband.
Her country demands her own
opinion, not that Of another.
Three steps are necessary sfor
building of a real opinion.8gThese are
reading, talking with others ana
thinking.
Facts are needed as the founda-
ton stones on which to form an
! opinion and thoughtful, digestive
reading is vital. All sides of a oues-
ton must be considered before the
OPINION Is built. If we are to form an
opinion that We may defend we must
SIT n judgment and let the argu>
ments pass before us.
1t IS necessary to ak with many
persons of all minds and all walks of
lie. We may read and talk eternal
w. out Wlthout thought our duty is
not done We must make our own
+ opinions nass in review and challenge
each before the bar of reason and
conscience. Duty demands that we
speak out when proper occasion Of
fers or permits.
Big Responsibility.
Women have a, great responsible
ty with regard to the topics OF con-
~versation in the family circle. Moth
ing IAN be made more, intellectual
than table talk. Every skilled teach
err easily selects the children who
=, come from homes where Intelligent
conversation is the rule. These bows
and girls have a fund of general in
formation. an outlook upon life, and
a breadth of vision that is 1nvalu-
able"
The speaker declared one of the
advantages of women suffrage wa.
the educational effect upon converse.
ton between men and omc Shs
also stressed the Importance of ex
pressing opinions in a dignifed man
ner. without venom. Much OF tn,
lack of reverence for law n au
thority on the par of the youth o
the country, she said, can be traced
to utterances of parents in the home
Mrs. Pennybacker declared two du
ties confronted American st,
teach Americans that immigrant
bear gifts if we are but wise enoug1
to see them" and that it is not hes
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-15
Two Newspapers Are
Charged With Libel

Madison, Oct. 15.-Complaints were
filed in circuit court today by
Launcelot A. Gordon, assistant secre-
tary of state. against the Wisconsin
State journal. Madison, and the James
vile Gazette. alleging libel and ask
ing for judgment Of So 900 against
the Journal and $4,000 against the
Gazette.
The allegation is that these two pa
pers published false and defamatory
matter. charging that MI. Gordon
made "disgraceful charges against
the armed forces of the United States
to the effect that such forces were
immoral, drunken and without de-
cency or discipline"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-15
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