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de langa Hateg, care timp dc
So ami a adunat Gu o rara sar-
guinta 81 pricepere tot, felul de
pietre, paseri, fluturi, animale
nu numai din partile, noastre,
ci 81 din strainatate: della ma
rea ghetoasa de nord, din Egi-
pet 81 Palestine. Casa lui era
un adevarat muzeu. Veneau
streinf din mari departari sa
vada ce a adunat Ell. Germanii
l-au imbiat Gu 100, 900 de marci
pentru muzeu. Ell, aducan-
du-si aminte ca viata intreaga
a trait 81 muncit tot intre Ro-
mani 81 CD 81 in vinele lui curge
sange romanesc della stramosii
lui, odinioara Romani, a van
dut muzeul Asociatiunei noa-
sire pentru $4,000 cor. Din a.
ceasta suma el a PRINT numai
jumatate (25,000 cory, lar Gu
ceahlta jum4tate a facut un
fond, din venitele caruia an de
an 50 Sc sporeasca muzeul A.
sociatiunei.
Vedem dar ca tot mai sunt
mimi bune 81 darnice. 81 in zile
le nOaStre! aJcfGrtts1l1d ulnl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-18
Din atrOcitati|e
turCiIOr

ATENA, 18 Sept. Della mi.
nistru de <externe Sc anunta ca
turcii, dupa ce au lasat din
Smirna o masa de RUNE, pun
foe 81 la localitatile din apro-
piere. vurla, sat situat la 25
de mile de Smirna, sc afla in
flacari. Totalul pagubelor eau
zate de incendiu ma putut Fl
evaluat pana acum.
Sc zice ca s0lddtn tu,ci umbld cil
t0,te aprinse din casa IN casa s,
le dau foe, dupd ce mai intdi 'e
Sfr0pesc cM Jas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-18
CE VA FACE
",ASOCIATIUNEA"
IN VIITOR?

Raspunsul e scurt:: ce a "a
cut 81 pana acum 81 pc deasu-
pra va cerca sa porneasca (ini-
tieze) in fiecare comma roma
neasca cate 0 casa nationala,
in care sa Sc adaposteasca BIZ
blioteca poporala, banca, COO
perativa sateasca, unde sd Sc
aseze uneltele agricole folosite
de s&teni in comun (diferite
masini mai mari), unde sd fie
o sala mai mare pentru teatre,
sezatori 81 alte adunari popo-
rale. Asociatiunea a cerut de
IL ministerul agriculture, loc
de xidit in fiecare sat; ca da
planuri de zidire, arhitecti 81
unde e nevoie 81 ceva ajutor la
cheltuielile de zidire. ramanand
ca celelalte sa le faca comma.
Va aranja apoi 81 in viitor tot
felul de expozitii 81 intreceri:
de porturi 81 jocuri rationale
(etnografice), de agriculture,
gradinarit, pomarit, de copii,
de meserii, de negot, $. a. In
orasele 81 in locurile istorice
mai fnseinnate va ridica monu-
mente care sd aminteasca ur-
masilor de vrednicia inaintasi-
lor lla Selimbar, la Alba-Iulia
Ia Turda, la Cluj 81 aiurea).
Acestea vrea sd le infaptuiasca
prin D loterie a So, despre care
vom mai vorbi. Va tinea 81 de
aici inainte prelegeri pentru
popor, va infiinta banci coope.
rative, :. q. Va tipari carti bu.
ne ii folositoare, Gu care va i'm,
bogAG an de an bibliotecile
noastre satesti.
Asociatiunea q, ,lucrat pana
acum in Ardeal, Banat, Crisa,
ma q Maramures 81 intreg pa
mantul acesta Ia impartit il
cercuri sau despartaminte, II
{runte Gu cate IN director, ial
tlespd drtamintsle in comune SAL
aaenturi. Unde STUNT 5 memhr
ai Asociatiunsi, SO poate formf
Ii aeentura.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-18
D-fuI Ltn a sosIt
Ia Cleveland
vizita La xiarul Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Doctorul Lupu va vorbi in mai
MULE orase.

Doctorul Nicolae Lupu, fost mi.
nistru Gle interlie in cabinctul d-lui
Alexandra Vaida- -Vocvod, actual
fruntas al pariidului taranist 81
deputat in Camera romano, sosit
la Cleveland eri, la ora 1: :l5 p. m.,
vcnind della New York. La CARA
a fost pri,nit de redactorii ziarului
nostru, 81 f0st condus la Hotelul
Statlcr, ulEle va avea rescdinta pc
timpul cat va Sta in Cleveland.
La ora 2 p. ln. doctorul Lupu a
pranzit in sociGtatea catorva prize
TIM, find invitat 81 reprezcntantul
marelui ziar local, Cleveland Plain
Dealer, care cerut uncle lamuriri
asupra situatici inferno Roma
niei precnm 81 asupra problemei
din rasaritul apropiat, - in deo-
sebi III ce priveste situatia dclicata
i'll care Sc gaseste All Romania, dat
find interesnl ei in chestia STRAIN
torilor 81 prictinia sa cu toate pu.
terile aliatc.
"Romania, ii dcclarat doctorul
Lupu, "ar dori, din toata inima
sa fie ncutrala. Ea este in situa-
tie penibila, caci este prietina 81 Gu
Franta 81 cl Anglia, doua puteri
principalc carl Sc deosebesc atat de
mutt in ce priYcste procedure lor
# fata dc razboi,l sreco-turc. Orice
atitudinc, afarA de stricta ncu-
tralitate, al putca fl neplacuta
Frantei sau Angliei.
Conflictul greco turc Sc
poato desvolta in eel mai scrios raz-
boiu din cate vaxut omenirea
Franta a inarmat pc, turci, lar a.
cestia, la randul lor, pot fl ajutati
Gle rusi, eel mai mari inamici al
Frantci. ."
Stunt interesante parerile Dom
niei Sale asupra situated inferno a
Romaniei, pc carl cetitorii nostri
vOr avca Ocazie sd le cunoasca din
articolele ce dl. Lupu le va scric
pcntru gazeta noastra.
Fri dupa amiazi, insotit de re.
dactorii ziarului nostru 81 de docto-
rul Ropcea, la invitarca ziarului
"Plain Dealer" u ccrcctat atelic-
rele acestui puternic cotidian. Pri-
NIT de $ef-redactorul ziarului, =
care la adresat catcva cuvinte ma
gulitoare, = doctorul Lupu a fost
condus i'll toatc atelierele provazu-
te ell prese 81 diferitc masini III
valoare de mai multc milioane do.
lari. Instalatia modcrna a starnit
adniratia distinsului oaspe.
Doctorul Lupu are de gand sd
vorbeasca atat romanilor din Gle
veland cat 81 in altc colonii roma
ncsti. Va ccrceta coloniile din Car
ton, Lorain, Detroit, Chicago, 81 al.
te centre romanesti.
Programul calatoriei sale va Fl
publicat la timp in ziarul nostru
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CONCURS

Directia Companiei de Publici-
tate a -Uniunei Societatilor Ro-
name publica concurs pentru ur.
matoarele posturi de redactori Ia
ziarul America"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-18
DIN CE Sc sUsTINE
!" "ASOCIATIUNEAn?

Asoclatlunea Sc sustlne din
taxele membrilor 81 din ajutoa.
rele binefacatorilor ei. Taxele
de membri sunt urmatoarele:
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de atunci: Timoteiu Cipariu,
invatatul canonic della Blaj;
Gheorghe Baritiu, eel dintaiu
gazetar Ia moi Ia Romanii arde-
leni; prefectul Avram Iancu;
Axentie Severn; cavalerul Ion
4 1n9cerin haronpl Vasile Pop;
|! sul Iasob Beloga; Dr.
loan Ratiu 3. a., Gu scopul do Q
infrati pc toti Romanii sub stea
gul limbei 81 culturei. Asocia-
tiunea q fost 81 este atat a unit
tilor, cat 81 a neuniti]or; atat
a carturarilor cat 81 a necartu.
rarilor; a meseriasilor 81 negu-
tatorilor tot atat, cat 81 a tara
nilor. Ea infrateste pc toti Ro-
manii de 0 potriva prin limba
81 cultura.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-18
Catre fratii Rom1ni
din America
CCRICORI DIN TR ANSI MANIA
De loan GEORGESCU
Sccretarul societatii ''Astra,'' Sibiu.
oE A FAcUT "AsocIATIUNEA" PANA AZ

M CE FACUT "ASOCIATIUNEA' PANA ACUM?
Findca multa ume cunoase faptee de pana ale
acestei insotiri lie insram pc scurt in urmatoarele
In ce so de AMI de cand finteaza Asociaunea noastr
autat pese 500 de carurari roan suna 158
vaacelor de meser nego aproape tat de numaros
e 50O) lea dat ajutoare de 2746o Scoor romanes
fr deoaebre de ege (unte or neunte) 27400 Scoa
va de ete din Sibu prefacuta in ceu de fete
tnuto pana in anul 1918199 cheuind Gu ca 226358
Petru lucrar de 1nvaatura mai malta
total: 538,218 cor.
Sa gandim reprezentau nante de razbo
de cand facuta aceasta socoteala
Bibioeci poporae infintat pana 1900 in aproape
tot ataea roanes nzestrandule,cu 5000
s mai gaia ae 1000 de bboteci pentru atatea
romanes Unde sunt biblioeci cari romanes sd
adune oaen ntr agentura Asocatiuni Is ins pot
agentura 81 sa ceara prn drectoru BIZ
boteca della Asociatunea din sibiiu 81 tmte numa
dect Are apo in centrele desparamnteor mai seama
Ia orase biboteci mai mari regionale y lar la Sibu BIZ
blotec& mare centrala.
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name publica concrrs pentru ur-
matoarele posturi de redactori Ia
ziarul America
Un Redactor-S -Sef.
I'm Redactor al doilea.
Un Redactor al treilea.
Conditiile de admitere sunt:
/. Sa fie roman; saba pricepe.,
re 81 cunostintele cerute unui
ziar-ist; sd cunoasca li1nba engle-
"a ca Sd poata traduce; sd Sc con-
formeze principiilor ziarului "A
merica" 81 ale organixatiunci
Uniunei S. r. A.. carl sunt natio-
male 81 potrivit intereselor popo-
r1llui muncitor; sd nu fl suferit
vre-o condamnare, - afara de
delete politice, - in tara sau in
America, 81 sd Sc bucure de re-
putatie morala ireprosabila in so.
cietate.
2. Sa Sc oblige Cd va ocupa pos
tul col putin un an, 81 ca va anun-
ta directia Gu ctl putin luna
inainte de al pArasi.
8. Posturile Sc vor ocupa Gu
data de prima Oct. 1922. Salariile
vor fl votate de dirsctia xiarului.
4. Acei carl doresc s& ocupe a.
ceste postum sunt rugati sa-si in.
soteasc4 oferta lor u dc actele de
cvalificatie de carl dispun. Ase-
menea sd trimit1 81 un 'curricu.
hum vitae, - un fel de biogra.
fie, - adeca Sd dsa relAtii despre
oeea CO q facut pan 'aoum, unde .
fost asnploiat, ste.
IS. 0fertele si actAls do califica-
tie Sc vor adresa: Directia siaru-
lui America 5706 Detroit Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio cu msntiunea
'ofsrta" rsconandats, pinx IN
sias d 2s 1spt. : oor.
u ulSestinnek
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&1OONA0yANAO0 SS OOOyAAAC N4A
taxele membrilor 81 din ajutoa-
rele binefacatorilor ei. Taxele
de membri sunt urmatoarele:
membru fond. al Casei Rationale
odata pcntru totdeauna 1000 Lei,
.membru f0ndator al Asociatiunii
odata pentrnstotdeauna 400 Lei,
membrl pc viRta al Asociatiunii
odata pcntru totdcauna 200 LII.
Amintim aci 81 numele bine-
facatorilor din prma al Asocia-
tiunei, ramanAnd Sd tiparim
mai tarziu o carticica intreaga
intru pomenirea lor 81 a altor
binefa facatori.
La inceputnl lui Martie 1920
q murit in Sibiiu d-soara Tere-
"a Pipos, care q fost membra q
Asociatiunei de un lung sir de
ami. Desfacandu- testamen-
tul ei, s'a aflat Cd o parte din
avere o lasa Asociatiunei spre
scopuri culturale. Partea lasa-
ta Asociatiunei pretuita Ia
100, 600 coroane.
In 10 Aprilie 1921, q murit
in Pireu, portul Atenei (Gre-
clay medicul della serviciul ma,
ritim roman Dr.. Cornell Pacu-
|raru, Bi&nu, care intreaga ave.
rea sta lasat-o pentru scopurl
cultnrale romanesti. 81 anume
Academiei Romane din Bucu.
resti, celui mai malt asezamant
cultural romanesc. Ia testat
mosie in judetul Constants
(Dobrogea) de 148 hectare. ial
Asociatiunei noastre cealalta
parte de avere: o casa N Ger
navoda, IN loc de zidit in Bu
|curesti 81 mai multe actii. Par.
|tea l&sat& Asociatiunei se pre-
|tue3te u 250, 900 Lei.
al treilea mare nef&catol
aksnoetrl 3 fost Adam Buda ii
GalatA sxngur De fsl din Rss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-18

In Saiste langa Sibiiu, in
Blaj, in sighetul Maramuresu.
lui, in Hateg, 81 Lugoj, are 81
muSee, lar in Bran langa Bra
! 9cv a,au adpnat bani pentru in
foin1 1tursa linni 1husep regional.
jbiiu : 1rsi1enl en- n y
ljQ N -
de obiecte.
rrslsesri poporale q tinut in
Fsatele noastre pana la 1918 in
total 21, ,480. lar conferinte pen
tru cGrtursrii, carl lam avut
in orasele putine, stapanite de
moi pana atunci, 2154.
Sexatori literare Ecu cetiri,
caut&ri, teatru si altele) AZ.
Oursuri pentru analfabeti
(cei co nu stiu ceti 81 scrie )s'au
tinut Gu ajutorul preotilor 81
fnvatatorilcr in 233 de safe 81
a invatat carte pc 1889 de
persoane, rasplatind osteneala
domnilor invatatori 81 preoti
Gu cate 80 coroane.
B3nci poporale 81 cooperate
We q infiintat pana in 1914
(inaints de rasboi) A, lar de
atunci incoacs q TRIMS in zeci
81 suite de locuri Statute 81 in
drunari. tiparite pc cheltuiala
lnarslui nostru binefa facator, Va
sile atroescu, din carl all putut
oamAnii sd vada, cum trebue
facuts 81 conduse cooperativele.
"A tiparit carti de invatatura 81
petrecere, calendare,s. a., peste
1000, 900 dc exemplare, carl
parte s'au vandut ieftin, parte
s'au dat in cinste (gTatuit) os-
tasilor nogtri Ia fronturi, ca Sd
le mai treac4 de urat 81 sd prin-
da gust de citit.
Scoate de IS de ami o revista
("Transilvallia -, in care
sc,.iu cAi mai de saam8, Oameni
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-28
A. of c.. to Handle
Publicity Campaign
for Trinity Hospital

At the meeting Of the board OF
directors of the Association of Com.
merce Tuesday noon, DR.. A. o. Fon-
kalsrud and E. A. Shirley, represent
ing the Trinity Hospital association,
discussed plans for the proposed drive
for the Trinity hospital in Minot
which will be launched Oct. 8 and re-
quested that the Association of Com
merce, thru it's secretary, handle the
publicity campaign incidental to the
drive. On motion of Directors Ray
0. Miller and w. G. Gerding, the AS
ISOLATION of Commerce re-affirmed it's
pledge to cooperate with the hospital
association in every way possible and
further pledged the services of the as
sociation's secretary or any other ser
vice the hospital association might de-
sire.
"The Trinity. hospital is to be a
Minot institutions" Mr.. Shirley told the
board, "and those sponsoring the hos
pital will be relieved of great bur-
den if the Association Of Commerce
handles the publicity campaign"
DR.. Fonkalsrud advised the board
that the drive will be conducted by
the Trinity Hospital association be-
ginning Oct. 9 and that the details
u CIle uI1Ve anu Vic WoIh COllIIeCCeu
with it would be handled by the hos
proposed institution which is now be-
ing built will cost between $40, 900
and $250,000 and will be worthy Of
Minot and the progressive territory
in which Minot is situated.
President C. E. Danielson and other
directors Of the Association discussed
various phases of the advertising cam
paign with the representatives of the
hospital and it was decided to have
Jas. S. Milloy, secretary of the AS
ISOLATION of Commerce, work in con-
junction with the advertising commit
tee of the hospital association.
The contract for the first unit of
Trinity hospital was let Thursday eve
ming by the hospital board to Bart
lc3on & Ness Of Minot, and work will
start Immediately on the west wing
and the structure housing the boiler,
power plant and laundry. The west
wing is SO by 80 feet in dimension
and is three stories.
The contract awarded does not in
clude plumbing, heating, wiring or
decorating. The contract price for
the work is $48, 1885, there being an op-
tional deduction from the bid which
was $49,700. Three other bids for
the work were very close, the highest
being $51 800.
The excavation for the entire base
men is now in progress and present
plans call for the completion Of the
basement under the remainder of the
building this fall, allowing resumption
of activity early in the spring.
Work will be rushed on the west
unit and DR.. A. o. Fonkalsrud stated
that it was expected to occupy this
portion in January. .,;
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Kiwanis Weekly Meeting

The Club met at it's regular meeting
place for the weekly luncheon, served
by Episcopal Guild. The meeting
this week was the beginning of the
new schedule which is outlined by
the program committee, giving the
chairman, the club speaker and joke
or story teller for each week for the
balance of this year. The meetings
are arranged by schedule which al
lots the exact time for each event, and
Judging from the attendance this week
it. is believed that the new arrange
ment will put new life into the club,
which will enable it to accomplish
more good for the community in the
future than it has in the past. The
Kiwanis club does not exist for any
personal or financial gain to its men,
bers but for the benefit of the COM
munity, the state, the country and the
world at large, to help to make this
a better world to live in. Visitors at
the meeting were ]. F. Riordan, Free
port, ILL.,; DR.. King, Columbus, N. D.;
Bert Orr, Fargo, and F. B. Lambert
of Minot. Miss Woods and Miss o.
Conner of the High School faculty,
the latter favored the club with read
ings. The speakers were DR.. C. X.
Allen on Public Health; j. ]. Coyle
on Kiwanis Principles. The story
tellers were Judge Leighton and Bert
Orr, the latter giving the club some
interesting lyrics on some of it's men,
bers. The attendance prize offered
by Max johnson, was given to Joe
Frank. ]. J. White was chairman
this week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-28
DOOlittle Chambers
. to Make Auto Tour

The latter part of next week Will
o. Doolittle, secretary of the Amer
lean Institute of Park Executives and
managing editor of Parks & Recrea-
ton, and Leslie E. Chambers, Of Parks
e. Recreation staff, expect to leave on
an extended automobile trip through
the west, the purpose being an inves-
tigation Of National Parks and Forest
conditions in the interests Of the park
organization which they represent.
Messrs. Doolittle and Chambers will
first go to Denver by way of the Black
Hills Of South Dakota, where brief
inspection of Custer State Park will
be made. At Denver they will be
met by Arthur H. Carhart, recreation
engineer of the U. S. Forest Service
and by other foresters and landscape
men. There tours will be made Of
Rocky Mountain National Park, Den
yer Mountain Park System and Pike,
San Isabel and other National For
ests and Vesa Verde Park. The tour
of the National Forests is for the
purpose of Investigating the PROPOSE
ton of extending the recreational
uses of these lands. When this tour
is completed the party will go to
Santa Fe, N. M, where brief visit
will be made. A burro trip from
Gallup, N. M. across the Navajo and
Hopi Indian reservations and the
Painted Desert to Grand Canyon Ma
tional park is then on the program.
The party will go into the canyon and
proceed by burro to the northern rim
and enter the great forest on the
Kaibab Plateau. Return will be made
to Williams, Arizona, and the auto
trip resumed. Points to be investi-
gated through California are the
Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks
and municipal park systems of San
Diego, Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco. The auto trip will end at either
Portland or Seattle.
Messrs. Doolittle and Chambers ex-
pect to return to Minot about De-
cember LIST.
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A. K. Morgan, I.H.C. Truck Salesman
Has Mishap with Truck

A. II. Morgan, truck salesman for
the International Harvester Co.. was
painfully injured when the Interna-
ttional Speed truck which he was driv-
ing LETT an eight foot grade on the
road between Plaza and Minot at Q
o'clock Tuesday night. The truck
was travelling 25 miles an hour and
Mr.. Morgan, who was driving in the
dark, turned out to let Ford pass.
The truck turned over twice and
Landed upside down at the bottom of
the ditch. Morgan would have been
killed, had it not been for the steel
cab OF the truck. As it was his wrists
were sprained: Morgan is big hus-
ky man, weighing more than 900 lbs
Ted Olson, Plaza banker, who was
with him, was thrown clear of the
truck thru the glass, but was not SER
lously injured. The truck was dam
aged to the extent of about $4,000.
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Licensed to Wed

Dewey ]. Gross, Niobe, %, and
Charlotte A. Logan, Fl, New Rock
ford. ,.. r
Arnold S. Mathiasen, %, Minot, and
Grace E. Dunn, 20, Melrose, MINI.
Hunter f. Bright, 20, Waubay, S.
D., and Malvida S. Miller, 26, Minot.
Alvin w. Diehl, "a, Minot, and Mil
dred Iceberg, %, Minot.
Jerome Horning, 20, Ryder, and
Esther Mahoney, IS, Ryder.
Waldo E. Gross, &c, Burlington, and
Maude Shipton, "a, San Diego, Cal.
Emil Nordling, 33, Kenmare, and
Ellen johnson, Is, Seaton, MINI.
VIM. H. Kruger, 26, Minot, and
Rosetta S. Sherm, 26, Minot.
Irving G. Spillum, 20, Minot, and
Pearl Merson, 26, Minot.
Howard A. Thompson, 81, Carpio,
and Helen F. Stems, Fl, Velva. :.
Clarence J. German, rs, Minot, and
Mary F.. Mahoney, 10, Minot.
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J. W. R. H. De La, of Drake, has
moved to Minot and will begin upon
his duties as teacher of mathematics
at the Minot Normal when that insti-
tuition opens Monday, Oct. 2. Mr..
De La, known about the state as cal
phabet" De La, has host of friends
in Minot and vicinity. He was for
merly engaged in the newspaper bust
ness at Balfour and Drake.
Roy ". Bowker, from north of
Burlington, will hold farm sale, Sat-
urday, Oct. and soon thereafter will
move to Great Falls, Mont, where he
will enter business. His wife's par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Lander,
formerly of Minot. They visited at
the Bowker home last week, enroute
to their home from a motor trp east.
Early sown fall rye is up nicely and
is making good growth.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-28
Getchell and Wife Appreciated
Making Home Brew

Ed Getchell, and his wife, formerly
Mrs. John Cross, were apprehended by
Federal officers Upton and Sandstrom,
making home brew in tent which
they have occupied at the end Of Sec
ond Ave. NV. Officers visited the
tent Saturday and found 100 bottles
of home brew and several gallons Of
brew which had not been bottled.
They had made the stuff from malt,
yeast and hops and while it has not
yet been examined chemically, it is
said to be Of about four per cent
strength. The couple claim the drink
is harmless, with less than one per
cent OF alcohol in it. The officers
agreed not to prosecute, if on examin-
alton, the brew proves to be Of the
strength claimed for it, otherwise, the
couple will face charges in court.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-28
JOHNNIE MAH0NEY KILLED BY
GUN AT FARM THIS MORNING

Johnnie Mahoney, the nineteen-yeaI
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j
Mahoney, was killed this morning by
the accidental discharge Of shotgun
at the Mahoney farm five miles south
east of Minot.
The young nan had gone to the
corn field to Gu. corn with a corn bin
der, and took the gun along, hoping
to shoot some prairie chickens. Just
how the accident happened, no one
knows, but at 1915 o'clock, the injur-
ed young man came driving into the
yard mile from where the accident
happened. He informed his sister
Rose, that he had shot himself acct
dentally, but didn't know just how
the accident happened. He informed
. his sister that the accident happened
about two hours before that. After
lying in terrible agony, with no help
at hand, the young man dragged him.
self up onto the corn binder, threw
himself on the frame and drove a
mile to the house. He was very
weak from the loss of blood and was
able to say but few words.
His sister Rose, was alone, but sent
word to neighbor, VIM. Suffer, who
brot Johnnie and Rose to Minot.
Johnny passed away shortly before
Minot was reached. He remained
conscious to the last. While wait
ing for Mr.. Suffer to arrive, he con-
tinued to say, "Why don't he Gomez"
The father was looking after some
farm work at Deering and he arrived
in Minot shortly after dinner.
1t is believed that the gun was dis
charged while the young man was
at work repairing the binder. The
full charge entered the body just I'M
der the right shoulder, a hole as large
as hand being torn in the back.
Johnnie Mahoney was born in Ne
braska, May 1G, nineteen years ago,
and spent nearly his entire life in
the vicinity of Minot. He was an
unusually good lad and remained at
home most of the time assisting his
father with the farm work. He was
a member of the A.O.U.W. He is
survived by his parents and the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: Donald,
Leo, Charles and Edward and Mary,
who is employed at the county treas
urer's office, Nellie and Anna, both
teachers, and Rose and Gertrude.
The members of the family have
the sincerest sympathy of host of
friends over the terrible accident.