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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04

iie palace samo cenilo danes ma
1 1,25O,OOO dolarjev.
Glede zavarovalnine nj bio Sc
nicesar objavljenega oficiJelno.
Govori Sc pa, ola je. bill kapitol Z
vsemi svojimi uradi vred zavaro-
van "a sest miljonov dolarjev in
da ta svota ne bo nikakor pokrlla
vse Skode.
Kako je ogenj nastal Sc ne We.
Sum vlada, da je ia pozar zvezI
S stevilnimi pozarji, XII so Sc prl-
petili V poslednjem casu po Ia
padni Virziniji in zapadni Penn
sylvaniji in "a katere Sc dolzl
krivde nekako skrivnostno bolJse-
visko organizaciJo.
I'll nesreeni boljseviki, vsak
greh ma svetu Sc naprti MIN.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04
Tran6iskanska cvetka S papezvega
vrta.

Milan, 3. jan. = Pred asiskim
sodiscem Naplju Italiji Sc je
baS zakljueila pettedenska obrav-
nava. "Oce" ali "Father" ali
Padre" Salvatore Ciavolino, e.
den najgromovitejsih pridigarjev
med franciskanskimi menihi (Vas
kolega, gospodine Kazimir ,, samo
"a let star je bill obtozen, da je u
moril svojega prednilSa "oceta'
Nikolaja Grossi, "oceta" provin-
cijala V Naplju.
Nesrecni franciSkanski gromov-
mix je bill obsojen ma Stiri leta po-
licijske supervizije in ma stiriin-
dvajset let zapora.
Obsojeni franciskan-zlocinec nj
bill kakSen neznaten samostanski
pometac nego briljanten elovek in
sveta eerkev je MIN vred izgu-
bila svojega velikega bojevnika.
Bill ie briljanten tako da je q
letom starosti re postal ne samo
duhoven nego tudi doktor teologi-
je in kanonskega prava.
Razume Sc, da nj verjel nicesai
tega kar je pridigal kot recimo ne
veruje tega nihce njegovih kole'
gov, dasi zatrjujejo drugace. Pri,
znal je, ola ko nitro Je prisegeI
"vecno devistvo in vecno ubo
stvo" ie zapustil vero. Krasno
natancno po dlhovsko! On je re
kel, da Sc mu je franciskansE
stan jake dopadel, ker je $ po
motjo svojega g svetega pokllca
in meniske halle 81 lahkoto pod
vrgel tako zerisko kot je hotel.
Kamorkoli ie prisel povsod J,
izapustil "a seboj Don Juanske SIC
dove. Pri obravnavi Sc je razkrllo
da je unicil mir in sreco dvaln
tridesetih druzinah. V nJegovl ce
.licis ssctsj sje na$lo ma tisoce iJubezen
skin pisem, fotografskih albumoN
in raznih darov = vse od n1ego
viii raznovrstnih omozenih IN ne
omozenih ljubic.
Niegova prva zrtev je bila kon
tesa ali grofica Carmen, lzhaJa1o
ca IL starodavne Umbria druzlne
On ie zapustila svojega soproga
in otroke ter postala nJegova me
tresa toliko casa dokler Je nj "a
.gnal cd sebe ter 81 raje tesll sVoJ'
zelie pri nieni hGeri.
Bill je strokovnjak V igrl IN be, e,
Ian & ie mozeane kako bi zdrobll
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04
Boji v West l7irginiji.

ma Strani druzb = organlzlrall ko-
Ionic Y sotorih, kajti druzbe 50
jih pometale IL his, kar je seveda
umevno, ker gospodom baronom
so organizirani delavci slabSi ne
90 zloGinci. Tako zivi danes ma
stotine in stotine delavskih druzin
V Sotorih, kjer zmrzujejo in stra-
dajo. V poslednjem casu so Sc po-
javili nekateri preroki, ki izjav-
ljajo, da je tako zivljenje V Soto
rih nesanitarno in nezdravo. Una.
biti bo kdo prediagal Sc, da nc
smejo vec spati V sotorih temve(
kar lepo V snegu, na = svezem
zraku.
KonGno pride Sc ena stvar, k
nekako potisne zadevo delavceN
Ma stran, kar Sc tice omega boJa
Matewanu pomladi zadnjega leta
Tudi V tenn boju sta namrec lme
nj Mccoy in Hatfield igrali velikc
vlogo. Tistega boja Sc je MANFRED
vdelezil tudi nacelnik policije II
ia Sc pise Hatfield. Pozneje Je bi
obtozen umora toda njegova zade
va Sc danes nj reSena. NaslednJe
ga tedna ie bill neki Mccoy ma sa.
motni gorski poti napaden od ne
znanca in tezko ranjen.
ii boji so V starih naselJencli
vzbudili spomine ma nekdanJe kf
vavo sovraStvo med rodom Hat
field in rodom Mccoy. Sovrastvl
med tema dvema rodovoma je ma
stale. ko ie nekoG clan rodu Nc
Gov ubil nekega clana rodbm'
Hatfield. Povest sc glasi, da Sc j
DO onem uboju zbralo V gorah o
| kraia Mingo dvajset clanov rodt
Hatfield in tam so ob taborScnen
oeniu kleGec prisegli, da bodo po
polnoma unicili druzino Mccoy
Vest tel prisegi je postala pozne
ie znana in ljudje so 10 imenoval
"a.no prisego'. Vsekakor so -
III, +f;oldovci izyrSeyali. PobiJall 81
elane Mccoy druzine kjerkoh s'
Jim je nudila prililIa. MISC Sc OIL
rail- ma otroke ali zene kogar s'
dobili, da Sc je imenoval McCo!
50 ubili tudi 6e je bill Sc dete V Il
beliki. To sovrastvo je bio MAJ
krvolocneise, kar jih menda pc
INA zgodovina zapadno virzinJskli
gor.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04
.PARNIK Sc RAZBIL MA Peel
nj; 200 OsEB IzGUBlLo
zIVLJENJE.

Madrid, 3. jan. spanski par
nix Santa Isabel je nasedel nj
.pecino ter Sc razbit potopI. o'
vseh ljudi ma parniku Sc Je resil'
lie kakih petinstirideset. ostall |, r
okoli dvesto po stevilu so naJpri
mrtvi.
Telefonicna in telegraficna pc
,.osila ) morsSi nesreci, XII priha
iaio IL Corunna in Viga so KRAFT
ka brez podrobnosti toda cuti Sc
da nj upanja, da bi Sc resllo' ve'
nego emo petino vseh oseb ma re
cenem parniku.
Parnik Santa Isabel Sc je yale
tel V pecine, ko so bill kapitan il,
potniki pri obedu. viharno vreme
ie vecino ljudi drzalo spodal poo
Srovorn. Parnik je plul OBJ oball N
oeividno ie, da ga ie vihar zagna!
oh pecine nenadoma in $ tako sllo
da ie naibrz mnogo zrtev izgubilo
zivlienja v teku nekoliko mlnu'
- Sc predno so Sc resilnl conn y
blizini nesrece podali ma pot, ola
resijo kogar je mogoce resltl.
Resent ne vedo nieesar 0 usod
ostalih. Oblasti smatraJo, da n
nikakega upanja, da bi Sc Sc kdc
drugi resi-, kajti mali otocek, o.
katerega pecine je parnik zadel'
Sc nahaja takoj v blizini cellne IN
&c bi Sc tie resili kateri, bl Sc ze
vedelo IL poroGil. Transatlantlsk'
uradi V Madridu so istotako brez
podromnih informacij o nesreci
Zdai priprayljajo brzojavke SOFA.
liza, katere Sc bo poslalo ma sorod-
nike ponesrecenih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04
PozAR UNICIL KAPIT0L V
WEST VIRGINIJI.

Charleston. w. Va, g. jan.
Kapitol (drzavna zbornica) West
virigniie je bill danes unicen p =
nozarn1, En- delavec je bill ubit III
raG ooniegascev ranjenih, ko Je
dol strehe pod katero so Sc naha-
ial; zormel ma tia. Ognjegascl SO
bili V veliki nevarnosti. V tretJem
6adstropiu palace Sc je namrec
nabaiala precejsnja zaloga sire
liiva in to je povzrocalo eksplozl-
je.
Oeeni ie nastal V podstresJu.
Ognjegasci so kmalu spoznal, aa
60 tam ne bo dalo mmogo resltl lll
tako SO koncentrirali yes svoJ trlld
na druge dele poslopja, ola resl!'
kar bo mogoce resiti. OgenJ Sc j.
bitro razsiril in ko je dosegel s
nadstropie y ie tam nahaialoca Sc
m,,niciia pozar Sc povspesila. og
nieoasci SO bill prisiljeni umaknl-
Ii Sc kaiti razstrelba "a razstrelo'
Sc ie dogodila.
Governor John j. Cornweli j
hi oh easu pozara V svojem ura
du in ga je zapustil med posled
mimi.
v teku stirih ur je lepa stavbd
ysebuioea governerieve urade' ra-
zne drzavne departments IN ne.
nrecenliive dokumente" postals
samo kup kadecih Sc razvalln.
Drzavni uradniki MISC poskusa.
Ii preceniti storjeno skodo lzJavil
ma so. da Sc unieenih rekordov i
zapiskov ne bo dalo nadomestitl
Palaca je bila sezidana ' lett
1881 in je tedaj stala vec negf
400 900 dolarjev in zatrjuje Sc, de
ie bill to edini kapitol zidan IL O.
neke V Zdruzenih drzayah. Drzav-
nj oficijali so izjavili danes, ola Sc
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04
NASA POTOVALNA
ZASTOPNIKA.

ANTON JANKovIc, Sc sedaj
na6aia V Pennsylvania, cd tam
bo Sci skoz jugovshodni del drla-
We Ohio nazai V Cleveland.
FRANK RICHTER, potuJe Sc
dai DO drzavi Montana, od tam DO
Sci skoz drzavo Idaho Washing
ton.
Obadva Jankovie in Ricter sta
pooblaseena pobirati naroeEino "a
mas list in vse drugo in ju roja-
kom topic priporoeamo ter prosi-
mo. da Jim gredo ma roko.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04
BEDA v REKI.

Trst. 8. Jan. = Reka Sc 30 ma
haiala toliko casa V obrocu bloka-
de dokler Sc ne bo izpolnilo vseh
klavzul protokola.
sinoci ie dvaiset arditov, d,
Annunziievih mleenozobih prlsta'
sew. poskusalo izbezati IL Reke z
oroziem in strojno puSko. Posku
sali so zbezati V Golnu, toda elek-
tri6ne luei SO iih razsvetlJlle IN
vzeti so bill ma italijanski rusl.
lee, ki ie patruliral-
Njihova usoda je negotova' 70,
licija iSce nekatere zlocmce meo
arditi in znabiti so to tlstl.
Pesnik, ki ie hotel "umreti0 "a
Reko ie zbezal in zapustll sVoJs
pristase usodi,
v Reki vlada silna beda. Hrane
10 izredno malo in Sc ia ina tako
ooromne Gene, da je revezem NJ
moooee dobiti. Dolgo casa DO we
10 predno Sc bodo razmere izboll
sale.
ODE vojni ladiji,, kateri je incl
sta odpluli in Sc prl-
druzili rednemu italijanskemu
brodovju,
Kaj pomaga imeti mozgane IN
biti nadarien, ee Sc pa vstopl V
lxristiansko Solo. 10y
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04
MARTENS 30 DEPORTIRAN
MA 20. JANUARJA.

Washington, D. c., 3. Jan.
Pred nelaj meseci je bill aretiran
Ludvik G. A. K. Martens, zastop-
mix ruske sovjetsEe Wade tel de
|zeli. Vlada Zdruzenih draw Sc no
ce imeti V svoji dezeli nikakors-
Inih boljSeviSkih zastopnikov in Ia
ko je bilo doloceno, da Sc Marten-
sa deportira.
Martens Sc je podal delavskemu
taniku Wilsonu in prosil, da Sc
njegovo deportacijo izvrsi na 20.
januarja. Delavski tajnik Wilson
je njegovi zelji ugodil.
Po kateri poti Sc ga bo poslalo
V domovino Sc Sc ne We. Najbrz
skozi Southampton in Stockholm
Lahko Sc zgodi, ola ga posljejo
preko Libave V Estoniji ma Rusko.
V Ameriki vlada Sc vedno veil
ko zanicevanje do sedanjega ru-
skega rezima. Ameriska vlada
sploh noce imeti z boljSeviki nika-
kega opravka. Arthurs-Brisbane
piSe tenn:
Russia je odpodila cd sebe vse
svoie sovraznike. Pc vstraJnosti
nadkriliuje vse revolucijonarske
Wade V svetovni zgodovini lie
min, XII ie bill najmanj re dvakrat
ustreljen je Sc vedno ma povrsJu
in "a Trotckyja izgleda, ola Je kot
povelinik ruskih sill pokazal zidov-
ske bojne zmoznosti MakabeJcey
in ne kaze Sc, da bi umrl.
Ia dezela, ali bolje, njena vlada
Sc vedno noGe pripoznati RusiJi
pravice. da bi Sc vladala sama =
v TEN Sc vidi nekako idejo, ola &c
| lie vlada ma Wall streetu dovolJ
dobra "a Zdruzene drzave, bi mo-
rala biti,tudi dovolj dobra "a Ru-
sijo.
Rusi so p.nnenja, da 81 kaj ia
lkega ne mo- privosciti. Citali
so % P, otoku fHo5
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04

John Bull (Anglija) Sc pocuti
dobro radi tega, Mi smo cednosi-
no poslali nazaj posiljatve rtsFe-
GA zlata bojeG Sc, da hi morda prl-
padalo morilski tolpi Romanov-
cev. Anglia je pa sporoeila: 'Hel.
prinesi zlato sem; ii bono pa mi
prodali.
Brisbane ie pogostoma poln sa-
tire in pove pogostoma marslkate-
TO erenko, ne ozilaje Sc mnogo ma
zamero enega ali drugega.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04

Kdor zbira denar "a boga ie sle-
par. Do danes nj bog prejel Sc niti
centa cd cloveka.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04

Narcotic Sc ma alas svobode!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-01-04

Kaj pomaga imeti mozgane II
biti nadarjen, ee Sc pa vstopl '
kristiansko Solo. ...s
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-12-01

tier. He afterwards was assigned to
explore the Rocky Moyntains. and in
1912 with handful of picked men
reached and explored what is call
cd the South Pass. thru which thou
sands afterwards found their way
to California. lie afterwards plan
ned an expedition to Oregon. Late III
the winter. without resources. and
adequate supplies. and witholu Il
guide, he crossed thirty five hum
drcd miles of country. discovering
the Sicrrc Nevada mountains. and
the valley Of the San Joaquin and
Sacramento. and determined the pO-
sitiOn of the west portion OF the
North American continent. He set
tied in California in 1S43. Fremont.
in 1853, began another expedition a.
cross the continent. and in 1856 be-
came candidate of the Republican
party for the president. He partici-
pated in the early part of the civil
war. He died July 13. 1890.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-12-01
WIRELESS CONTROL
OF AIR TORPEDOES
Destructive Power Is Greatest
Ever Known; Cities as Well
as Huge Battleships Are
Helpless; Controlled From
Ground.

Washington, Nov. 2S.-The devel-
Opment of the atrial torpedo has
progress sufficiently to make it ap-
parent that Notifications are as OBJ
solete as battleships. The torpedo,
which the country is now hearing
about has been successfully tested
for weeks or months insecret flights
approximately 5000 miles in the
air.
The experimental flying torpedo
flew over New York City not long a.
go, circling and turning, covering
the. city. Nobody recognized or sus-
pected it's nature. After one of it's
flights over New York an expert
mental landing was made in small
town in Eastern Pennsylvania. at
tracting little attention.
The new aerial torpedo is simply
destructive machine which obeys
the mind of it's master who remains
on the ground. Mt goes wherever
it is sent to the distance of 200 mill
es and is controlled by wireless.
In one test flight near New York
City, after the engine was started,
1.-THE torpedo ran a short distance a.
cross a field, took the air success
fully, climbed to it's predestined al
titude and then set it's course West,
straight into a stiff head wind. to
the point whence it was guided e.
Electrically by the operator 200 mill
es in the rear.
The flying torpedo can inflict
sudden death on a cityful of people
out of a clear sky. A flock Of them,
unnoticed and scarcely visible to the
people could be launched in some
ont of the way place miles away, and
secretly dispatched against the city.
They could be guided unerringly to
any point above it, and the city be
wiped out with incendiary explosives
and the inhabitants exterminated
with poison gas, without the loss of
a single life Of the attacking force,
possibly half-dozen men.
AS a weapon it could as readily
be used 100 or 200 miles distant
from the scene OF action, to destroy
battleships and wreck Notifications,
or for raiding cities by night or by
day.
One thing is to be said for the
dreadful engines of war in the air
that the nations are developing: The
faster war takes on the character Of
social suicide the sooner new order
will come into being.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-12-01

Northern Pacific. Henry Willard.
the financial genius Of the road and
for many years its head, was a FREE
quent visitor, and on one or two
rare occasions his wife, q daughter
of William Lloyd Garrison ,accom-
panied him. Herman Ridder con-
sidered at that time the leading
Journalist OF New York and the ~
,nancial and literary leaders Of New,
York were the guests Of the. house
upon occasion. Ridder spent some
time there on one Of his trips 70 the:
country. Any big occasion on the
Northern Pacific could be relied MP
on to, bring q special trail load OF
so o. Eastern Lead ders. men interes st-;
ed IN the then pfsfent pro oblenns 0f
the bui1diAf 81 III ssenap 81
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-12-01
COL. WHlTTLESEY.
WORLD WAR HERO
TAKES OWN LIFE
Leaves Letters Presumably
Explaining Act; Was Com.
mander Of Famous Lost
Battalion; Refused to Sur
render When Surrounded.
(By the Associated rrcasJ

New York, Nov. 29.- Secret
brooding over the memories of his
experiences in the war from which
he emerged one OF Americas great
individual heroes, was ascribed to-
day by friends and relatives Of Col.
Chas. Whittlesey. as the cause OF his
taking his life Sunday while on the
way to Havana.
Leaving several letters, prcsum-
ably explaining his act, the comman-
der OF the "lost battalion disappear
ed from the steamship TOlOA, "a
hours out from New York. His IN
innate friends had no idea he was
making an ocean voyage.
Members of his family and bust
ness associates were incredulous at
first when wireless dispatch re-
ported him missing. But as evidence
accumulated they reluctantly came
to the conclusion that the missing
man was Colonel Whittlesey.
Colonel Whittlesey's name leaped
into world wide prominence sover
night thru his retort to the German
soldier who called upon him to- sur
render after he was surrounded in
the Argonne.
For four days and nights his COM
mand. the First battalion, 30Sth in
fantry, 77th division, had lain un-
der fire cut off from aid without
food or water. All but 81 men had
been killed or wounded.
Blindfolded and under the protec-
tion of a white flag German, SOL
dier stumbled into the American
str0ngpoint.
Surrender" he cried. I'm the
name Of humanity"
And he told how from the Ger
man trenches the agonies and cries
of the American wounded could be
heard. But Colonel Whittlesey's
message to the enemy was nQt that
he would lay down his arms.
"You go to hell" he said.
A few hours later American reser-
ves attacked, all along the line. the
Germans were pushed back and the
little band of survivors saved.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-12-01

of the petition. Clearly the suffice
iency of the petition must be deter
mined from an inspection Of the
same, and not from affidavits, and
+. hence, to avoid mistakes quite Ger
tain to occur in lengthy petition, it
/; is common to obtain an extra nur.-
/; Der of signatures, and that is doubt
less reason why the petitions in
this case contain about five thou
sand additional signatures.
When referendum of initiative
petition is filed with the Secretary
of State he is required to pass upon
. the sufficiency of the petition, and
/, if it be found insufficient to notify
/. the committee for the petitioners and
to allow twenty days for an amend
fment. His decisions are subject to
review by the Supreme Court, but
iif measure is approved by a major-
I, ity of the voters, no subsequent de-
cision shall invalidate the votes cast.
The decision by the voters becomes
final. There is no good reason why
the same principle should. not gov
ern a recall election. The purpose
of petition is to show a general or
widespread demand for recall, and
after such demand has been shown
by the votes at the polls, the petit
, ton becomes of little consequence.
1t is then functus officio. Thus it is
held: CATER a county seat election
has been ordered and held, and
sufficient vote is cast in favor Of
some one place to work relocation
Of the county seat, the questions
whether the petition presented to
the board of county commissioners
praying that such an election be
held was signed by a sufficient num-
Der Of voters is not open to judicial
investigation, when the board ahas
found that it was so signed" State.
ex rel Little VS.. Langlie, ct al, n.
D. 594.
Now the statute does provide for
the manner of conducting elections
and OF certifying the votes to the
Secretary Of State and for the can
vass OF the votes by the State Board
of Canvassers. The Board is requir-
ed to certify and determine what
persons have been. by the greatest
number of votes, duly elected to Of
flee and to make and subscribe a
statement or certificate of such de-
termination and deliver the same to
the Secretary Of State. tCode, Sec.
1919. Then the Secretary Of State
shall record in his Office each GER
titled statement and determination
SO made by said Board and shall for
thwith make and transmit to each
OF the persons thereby declared to-
be elected certificate Of election as
provided and he shall
also forthwith cause q copy of such
certified statement and determine
tion to be published in 9 newspaper
printed at the seat OF Government.
Code, Sec. lO20).s ss$s;
Now, BY tho petition in this case,
the court 5isf asked TO enjoin the Can
svassing Board from the performance,
yofi their plain duty "a prescribed by
$statuts. The pet Zion q without
equity and with out any warrant 0f.
law. It is "a denied and Dismissed
James -. Robinson.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-12-01
GOOD CROPS BEC POOR
PRICES IN ALBERTA, FORMER
JAMESTOWN MAN WRITES

In renewing for the Weekly Alert,
Ben Hornby, who is now located at
Stoney Plain, Alberta, writes: The
crops here are always good to fair
but this year the prices are ruinous
wheat 20 cents, barley 80 and oats
|25, potatoes were a good crop but
absolutely no sale. Winter has clos
eded in altho we had good duck
hunting until Nov. Is. Most Of the
lakes are frozen now. We have had
a fine fall with only a spattering Of
snow.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-12-01
RURAL CREDIT AND
LOWER RATES ARE
NEEDS OF FARMERS

Cincinnati, Nov. 29.-Adoption of
the banking machinery of the coun-
try to the credit requirements of the
farmer and reduction of freight rat
es on farm products were advocated
as the most pressing needs Of the ag-
ricultural industry in an address
here today by Rep. Sidney Anderson,
chairman Of the joint congressional
commission Of agricultural inquiry,
before the 9TH annual meeting of
the National Milk Producers FEEDER
|ation. III
Pointing to the farmers need for
credit Of a maturity corresponding
to his turn over and his ability to
pay, Rep. Anderson said he favored
permitting all existing financial in
|stitutions dealing directly with the
public, including national and state
banks. to make loans to farmers for
periods Of three months to six years.
The farmer not only needs an i'm
mediate downward revision Of trans
|portation rates on his products, Rep.
Anderson said, but also material re-
duction in other elements OF. the
spread betwee nthe producers and
customers, prices, which he stated,
half the latter price. Il
The problem Of distributing costs,
he added !; could not be solved by the
farmer. alone, but required the Sco-
operation and unde erstanding of all
who enter as factors ia distr but lion.
g Development of sound co-opera-
tive Il met hodA by farmers. however.
[he bell ieveds could contrib ributeS much to
the solution.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-12-01
Constitutional An Sents
Z Dcbt limit-Yes II W: no 104,-

CONSTITUTIONS All SNitWS
Dcbt limit-Yes 1r ": no 104.-
s32. @
Legislative salary Increase Yes
90, ,536; no, 104,O22.
Combining county office Yes
I94 Sol; no, 105,974.
Initiated Laws
Nonpartisan clection-Yes. 9S,1O"
no. lOs,320.
Party primaries Yes 100.G72; no
10S, ,4O9.
Public depositaries- Yes, 1O3,474
no, 1O6,225. ~
industrial commissioners, 101,-
43S: no, 106,230.
Rural credits-Yes, 103,933; no,
.105,S21.
Bank of North Dakota-Yes 101,-
353; no, 105,591.
Just a. few hours before they were
formally installed in office the state
canvassing board had issued the pro-
clamation declaring the result of the
Continued on Page 3.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-12-01

l#sa Grand Fork p. Soy. .--.-
lTens th honsand parsS of potatoesf have
lbeen moved from thes Grand Forks
IdiStrict accord ding to the computa-
Ition I'D local lsraii bad executi
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-12-01

Asheville, N. c., has community
canning kitchen which is supplied
with all the improved facilities for
that kind of work.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22

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