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Qutomobilulvffe.

st Seleennm fra 8lcbe, Sri.
soma, beretter ON en- lsrgeIis
lllpffe, iom bar inotrufiet oeri
Smegncu tent Ssrbae @ftermiooal
frrrige llgc, ieet minbit fire Wen-
refer blep brRbt iom Sslae al ct
Sommenitso ntenem en- glutomobil
% ct Sus paa slriSona guItern ga.
nert. Ge foritlpffeoe par-Rr. oa
RrS. s, s. Sutd o. Wrs. 6. Z.
Bruce fra aIburit, ari3., % Gnbrep
Srofpn fra Sort Sbomus, grtS.
WRr. % Mrs. Sath % Rrs.
Srpcc bsoc / ct al De IofaIe Soipita.
Ter. 9ciuep Srpce, Wrs. 9rpces %
War gumIe Ssn, bar Den eneite al De
~fisrenoe, iom Hap uifaot fra bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
SposfaIo.

gt Dor fiGre Wober og Spigcr.
mobcr, 'gnfefru Charlotte 2licie 2e.
beffa geoeler, fsot Iobn, BEN Site
Sanuar oeo en- freofulo 800 inogif
til Spilen / be euige 9oIiger, mel.
res berpeo. SUN blen begrapet ben
2oen 6ebrltar ira Senper norif.
llttberIfe &irfe un0er itor Seltagel.
ie og itebtes tilboile paa Sairmont
Datre airfegaaro. Seliignet bore
DenbeS Wtnbel
s.. Seebults og Suitr1t
Selga, I. Sebeler.
gerenot 8epeler, p. t.,
Werico 9th.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
9ecDrab % Smeqt.
SsbSfalb.
Sen -9pc Sebruar 1922.

~FpN"NN'
Trouf Gbriitenien Ytoen Oeoe title
pe roIig / Sroen paa i'm 6rel'er
Sn8oog Ben lite 6ebruar | ut Slem
| Gresco % blco bcgrapct ira oet
1torIf.Iutberife Strife berlte0s Den 5te
Sebrunr. @aitor 8. ~. Nornann
forretteoe. -.
Trants Gbriitenicn Woen bar fsot
/ &rtItiania, gtorge, Ben 2Ooe Otto
Der 1854. Sans GorPlore bar ebrts
item SSsrqenien Wtoen og SuItru An-
ne, feot Srantier, % ban bar ben
treble al otte Barn. 30 Of bans So
fire osoe iom ltrge. SorGlorelte o9
garnene uopauoreoe I'll Imertta |
1870 % neoiatte iig paa en- 5arm |
R9rbeoer al Dtilpaufee, BtS., boor
be boe0e i ipp Iar. De flptteoe oa
til Soma % boebe pao en- 6arm l1pr
Saloe / TO Gar, oa oe flptteoe til Netp
Sreaon, boor 6amiHen boooe 1T
Stem inotil Sc 8amle opbe Iptten
aar ienere. @eb biSie Siber Oar alle
gornene qifte, 5ronf bleo Ggtepiet
til SllIio Anoerion Ben 21oe YtartS
1898, oa De bar haut ct garn, Vtrs.
agne5 9otperS, Greseo.
Gfosoe og hans 5amilie bar boet
| Grescp oe ii6ite % Iar. San par
"itpam ingineer" og bar | ben @gens
fob aniat beo MteQen Ser / gben |
fem gGor % peb 9penS &anbuerf |
is IorJ Sor onttrent tpoe aor iioen
begpnote bans Selie of ioigte, og De
ii6ite tolp 9lar bar ban u9iten udfs
brltot p9ret but6et iii Spgeleiet.
San eiterlooer iig, forrtoen Suitruen
og 9atteren, en- grooer, Sans Wtoen,
| Gresco. timber i'm lange Spgoom
bar ban fine 2ibelier meo tor Saal.
mobigbeo. SAM baooe i'm fliloe Be
pioitbeo til Gnben, og bans Iioite
Sunfe bar paa De efterlaote % oereS
@eIiGrO. gegropelien foregif nnoer
uiG6panIig 9eltagelie, og Der bleo
bragt Ell WPugbe 9lomiter. 2iget
iteotes III Soilc pao Suflnpn 9rno.
Ite6. 8lanbt uoenbpeSbopnbe, iom
uur tiliteoe oeo gegropeIien, par
Grille Moen, Spgepleierife / ct.
gaul, Minn. WrS. Ignes Wtptt fra
9ecornb; l. anoerion, Wrs. Sranf
Moens 9rober, 9ecorab, og Nr. og
Oers. 6. q. penion, Sarmonn, W2in.
reioto.
Yeter 8. Goldberg fra Sesper 3D.
be / 9anferibeim, California, bportil
ban bar reiit for lin Selbreo, oeu
22oe Sanuar, og begrapebes / Sees
per ben Bite ira &pPfernes Strife.
afosOe par fsot / Rembttrg, Winn.,
oen lite Nobember 1859 al Sor9I.
brerte, Wr. og Wrs. Often g. @olo.
berg. Suitrien og nj 9nrn oberle.
Der bum; lieeioa Seiteren, Mrs. S.
z. gife bsr / 8pen.
On al De plore Gettlere i Gouil-
tpet, Sncob Sebington, err Sirsoag
ofsaaet oeo 0sben ! fit Silent / De-
corah, 81 gar galnmel. San bar
fsbt / Sbio og bar | mango Aar 6ar.
mer NOR Burr Suf.
Oscar Sopoen oeoe | Belle Sour.
che, g. 9of., ben 30te Sanitar. San
Dor ~ Son of Wtr. 90 Mrs. anitt
Sob6en o. bar fs6t / Waoiion Conn.
ibip for SO anr iiSen. San baooe /
flere Nnr brepet meo apPgaol / g.
9ufoto. Siget bra9tes BERTH Goun.
tDet og be8rapebes fra Rabiion
Sirte.
&. 81. Worriior, iom / Ell @Rffe
al Nor bar brepet Sanoel meo brltqte
NsblGr / 9ecorub, bsoe oen zoe 0s.
og ifal be9raoe$ ira Weto0iitfirfen
imor6en, Sre6ng. San bar fpSt op.
pc beo gttrr Snf FOR 66 gar ii0en.
San bar tire @6nqe gift, % bcn iioite
<itrl, iom bar Grfc otter 8itt6er
glefeberg oberleber ham. Qideiaa,
fpr1iben 9attcren Ntrs. SKATERS {
8rcsper, en- Steoootter, WtrS. 81tIt
- NJ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
Sop moo PvfIere.

af Sen iaafaIbte anii.Grp 9eagile
| Stoten SerIep err Der / 9egisIatu-
rem fremiat 6orilag til ct @runo.
.opsllq9g ON, at Berioner / oiient-
lie gmbeoer, iom offtcielt er Sor.
fPH:'re al abiolitt 8orbiib, men Tom
ieIU 6riffer / Smug, ifaI, naar lob.
gDlniae geoiicr berfor foreligger,
fratagNS i'm gorgerret.
SanrtiOig pariles ON, at 9igaen
bor til &cniigt at begpnoe ct 6elttog
moi "OisIe Spflere / Gmbebsitiuin.
ger, i'm er poIitiif tsrre men per.
icilltG bpuadoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
CHARLES s. GaYlor 600,

st Telegram ira Santa Barbara,
Galif., meloer at CHARLES 8. SapIor,
Carnegie Selte. og Geniionfonos
Er9lioent Sreoag forrige l1ge bar
ofgaaet peb 9pben / lit Stem Der
iteOS.
San Dor fnpttet til ale oe for.
itieaige Carnegie SnItitutioner OF
bar bersrnt for fin Sirfiombeo for
geroensfreoen. Sons Suitri og en-
Sutter operleper ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

S lin Getition f%orflareoe ban, at
Ian ! otte aor bopoe itaaet | SIag-
trriets Sieneite, % at geitpreren
Dem lite december 1921 bapbe be.
itplbt bam for Saopalitet, o. at
ran et fort Tib efter uoen pibere
bar bleoet ~afife6iset. San paaitaar,
at Der life par nogcniombeIit @rititb
til gelfplbningen eler for, at ban
bar blepet a~fifeoiget os berspet Il.
2epebrbo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
Stud pioemten.

Sra SEEM Yorf meIbes, at 5Iu.
@pioemien, iom fortiocn raier Oeri
9pen, Girsoaa benne ltge bapoe iat
en- IN Ssinterfereforo, ioet Der bIeu
onmelOt 1,122 me SiIf9Ioer. 9ei
tloligere beieite antal bar 1862.
Canine Dag anmelotes 10 Ssbs.
faIo al SnfIiten5a, en- SorseeIIe al
lDp opcr Intaqet al 8sosfuIb berl
foregaoenbe Sdg.
af Sungebet9noeIie blep ser an.
melbt 206 npe SilfPlber MOB 1856
9agen forub, og ~ 1sbsfaIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
Sag moo ct SIaeteri.

s. g; areide, tibIisere Gormuny
! ct af be itore Slasterier | 3anias
Gitp. Wo., iom for en- Sib iioel bIep
~aiifeoiget paa great Yapir for on.
gipelig at bape itsttet Streiferne
unoer Ell paagaaenoe Irbeioston-
lift, iagisser SIagteriet for So, 900
! Sfaoeserltatning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
Hartne j centra(e Winneintn

q 234 alcres psnt bslisssube Karin, ~
Dtil fra gp, 5ouebpei, Sel.fou, guit. IL!
tpetnt til Sfole, bebite norifs S%ettlsm,nt
Bent sarb, flnot, COB Sorb6uub, ino,r
Sten, lisser inotil pen Snbiie. So, 89o'
niu9sbus meb 9 8Grelier, "garn" 3OyT9
IA, @ratuerp 1890, Stur 16x3O, Neni,.
bus, grsnb, inbsisrbet Sapneeono, ia
@eres 9l9er, 40 alcres | &lsper, Is Nina
Stos, @eiteu fan psubes | Niger. Qrj5 Ga
pr. Qcre, $4,000 fontant, lefte gilloar ii
8 'Brocent paa Rsitsn. 3ette er en- sr,,
itaaenbs Sarm til ben rette gris, ba Gi,rsr
CT npot til at iGlse. Strip efter nrrnre,
Undertaking os Girfulerer. So. 6uluOr'
ion, .qdrf Rapibs, Snbborb Gountp, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

"Sjemntet paa Ererien", Sonas SI
TENS fsrite Iar | Npbbsset. Sort.
cmeritanif 8ort9uirg af "IrnIiot"
1872 Siber. Smift uoitbret. Sri:
S1.25. She I%nunoien YubIiibins 60.
&ecorab, Soipa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

e IN tiliales. = 8eliggenoe /
u garron County, @iSconiiu, 5 Wil ira
gp, 100 acres, bebite Sorbbuno ; e~lettriif
@elpsning, parmt o9 folot 8ano, Saosppz
rtlie, Surnace. Sfllos suife at ielse meb
alt llotpr iom bet itaar, iubbsfattenoe &uRss
bei9tning, Sste o. I. D., FAINT Waitinert.
9orif Settlement. Suiet Sros., Gbetef,
Wisconltn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
@eaierinasIanb.-gnr mis-.

Grtt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES piE,
y eieIe 112sS ibers Bog "8acunt @op,,r.
ment SANDS" anfsrsr % b%elfriper bpsr St...
| bpert @ountp | be Sor. Stater ~iortyS. \
geli9senbeb, bpor at bsnpenoe ia GA brcr.
lebes be erbolbes frit; 9iosrammsr Ga n.
beaer for 1929, nue. Zone, Sitter 0. + n
gris 80 Gents poyobetalt. @ebb QubIrbin,
Co., Sept. AZ, Ct. pauI, Minn. 'o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

.StHalgs.-560 gcres al BET beS.
- lte 6ueoelaub / Canada, $50 Qres
f9rbigt at iaa inb til 9aarsn (; gus 1Sx2S.
BARN" 3Sx50, @roinerp 16x24, Maitiuiht
1892 os andre Bpsninser; aft inSoisrb,t ;
8rsnb o9 Ytnbmpue; 5000 SrGr mnbt
Spsntnserne Q Ufil til Ssrnbanebp, 2 Ddl
til Stole. Ielefon | Quiet. $50 pr. Qcr,.
8. Setter, MilSeu, Sait., Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

(Sn Spareitiqine bsr lesaes till
" iibe Of subper Der tiener pense. Den
bebifs Plan CT ben Tom forbinoer geiparelie
meb 9ipsasiurunee. Cor nermere rnberrets
ming ifrip til eutberan grotberboob, 93S
Security gIbg., Winueapolis, Wlnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
1crmanm wIods sunbb,bsia[t,

~ importeret fra Ganmarf. SsIbrebsr
Spmptoinsr at: Soritoppelis, fur Maue, onb
Smas os SIim | Wunben, Rerusiitet, Dali
~iebr9nbe, Mausel pad gppetit, iibebaselig
Sslelie efter Mabsn, Sopebptne, Srpf
6iertetulen, Siertsflap, Spimmelbeb, We=
lanfoli meb Sab al 9lrbsibslpf. Toar Sunbs
bebsjaltet tases, iom 8riissanpisniusen fos
relfriusr, pil Sslbrebelien fomnie btrtigere,
sno Oe tror. Qris pr. A LINERS Slaffe, 35c (;
s rlniers Slaife 60c. Sfrip til Saeobfens
Sbarmacp, 500 Sennepin 9lpe., Winneapolis,
Winneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

Gomcipnn &ggea eQer Straas
% tobat, at b.taleS peb Woota9elieu, 5
punb $3.50, 10 punb SO. 80, 90 Ranb $500.
6armers ASSOCIATION, pabucab, asutntp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

SiliaIgs. - 10 &cres meo QOoe
Bpsninser, fort 9aaniu9sbuS mso
&pilst, Sab, SURFACE. Siss, 6enisbus,
Garage, Welfebus, ~eleftriit Selpsnino, rn.
bsube 9anb | quiet os Sisiet. 2 Dill ira
gp msb sobe Sfoisr, Free Sisb Sdocl'
rorife Sirter, norif 0abola9. gtlig0enos i
ben frustbare os naturifienns TlatbsGb Cal.
Tor nGrmere Oplpsninssr ffrip til Gisrsu,
Sd. eonitao, Rt. 2, RaiiipeQ, Wont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

NnifeS. GIT ban1t gntemanc
- snifer at forreiponoers rteO Ell Glbr
ifanbinapift Bi9e eler Gnte Tom 6usbul.
berife. Is. 8. garien, 9iucoIu, Suuias.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

O(genter gnifes til at i9lse nlbs
parer birsfts iii Sorbrlsere. 9orerne
beitaar at llnbertsi, Strsmper, ifinbtorsbe
Bette, Madinarps, SlaHtets o. |. .. eSnget
Grfdrina nsbpenbig. Sor rPrrnere nnbers
refining tilitrip She Reb Niper Woolsn
Drills Co., Seraas Rails, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

O1gcnter pn'fes til at lelqe bore
~ ulbparsr birette. @rfnriu9 uu9opsn.
big. Gilt ou tr9n9er ct Exhibition. gort
1929 9aser er bet beoitc ri uoseuIirbe bar
bapt. os be npe Yriisr f~orbauis Big. Con.
fumers @oolen Wias g%siociatiou, Sept. D,
M%inneapoiis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

Hrit &art % 2iite, aobt 9ano til
" @obttisb n0r 8pilin9buerre. Batter
$50, ct. @roir SaQs, Wisconiin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

Gporfor betale Seize naar Wtin'
90 ntiota bpber big Qulebnins til at bape
bit eset Siem. Sor frit sart os eiteratur
tilifrip 8. s. Smitb, State Commissioner
Of Smmisration, Dept. 418, State Capitol,
ct. Yanl, Winneiotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

Maa @runb al Ruraesreiie bill
~ lea irIss 100 geres sobt Sarrldnb
m.set bidigt, bpis SnbG frar. Sernburo
Sborefou, 6imoob, Ytiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

(etteripsreieI. SIAN t,ogen al
W "Secorabs Boten"s Q9iere sipe mig
Oplpsnins ON min Srooer Serman 9aluors
ion. Sibit bsrt fra | Seattle, Wufbir9ton.
Ssaes aneaaenbe en- arp. @arilius Sals
porion, Blair, 0is. Route 3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

GUS
- boIberife. Sor nermere Oplpsnin9
Ifrip til Olaf Selben, Gourtendp, u. Dat.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-02
CHANGES
ARE SOUGHT IN
RAILROAD RULES
Representatives, of Big -Four
Present at Hearing to
Oppose Plan.

Chicago, Nov. Establishment of
time and one-half overtime pay after
the hour and alteration of rates of
p and rules governing short turn
around runs; road service: absence
from home terminals: basic day and
call and release applicable to its en-
gineers, firemen. conductors and road
service trainmen was sought before
the United States railroad labor board
today by the Chicago and Alton rail
road. Changes in road and yard serv-
ice rules for yard men also were In
cluded.
Representatives of the "big four"
Brotherhood of Locomotive Eng
neers; the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen: the Order
of Railroad Conductors: the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen and the
yardmen were present to oppose the
request OF the railroad
While the principal alterations
sought to apply to all of the five or
ganizations. certain other new rules
are requested for each class
Chicago. Nov. 2.-Replying to pub.
lished criticisms Of the U. S. Railroad
Labor boards recent decision on. liv.
Ing wage. Ben W. Hooper, chairman
OF the board Wednesday issued 8
statement re-asserting that the board
has served the best interests Of botl
labor and the public.
The decision in the maintenance oi
way case was issued late Saturday I,
raised the mifimum rates of pa,
from 23 and IS cents to 25 and 81
! cents an hour. Employees sought 8
4S cent an hour minimum.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-02
Sl|l|!LI|A||LL.AlA|0'|UNl|, N | !, 1 { !
OF Y HARD | n / ! J COAL
J I PROMISED
Ten to rs Per Cent Of Nor
NAL Supply Probably
Will Reach Here.

There is little hard coal reaching
Grand. Forks at the presents:,time, and
there ,s a promise Of only ifrom 10 to
a5 per : cent Of the normal supply
reaching here during the, winter, ac-
c;ording to the statemene Of one local
fuel dealer today. SIN his opinion.
however. the coal SITUATION genetany
Il looking slightly more favorable ios
this part Of the northwest than II ola
a few weeks ago. i5
500 Tons Rcceiyed. Il.
Not more than 500 tons OF hard
coel have been received here in the
last two months, this dealer Estates
but q quantity ct the product is 'reacn. .
Ing the head Of the lakes and Grano
Forks fuel dealers may expect TO ger
about 10 to 26 per cent Of the amount
they usually get, he says. Dock COM
panies at the head OF the lakes favor
the Duluth and Twin Cities, he points
out. because OF the fact that they have
their retailers ats:those places, ana
the country points have q little harder
sieddinE because Of their location.
There Is plenty Of softtcoal on hand
ana indications are that the supply Of
soft, coal win continue Ito meet all
d enlands made here unless weather
conditions should be unusually severe.
The product Is higher in price than
last year, selling at the docks Tor =
more per ton than at this time last
year, this dealer claims. {iSs
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-02
HUNDREDS FIGHT
FOR COAL WHEN.
I. CAR Is DUMPED

~ Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. 2.-several
hundred men, women and children Of
Cheektowasa today battled with Le-
high Valley railroad detectives who
were defending three carloads Of
anthracite which had been mysteri-
ously dumped near & the Williams
street city line when freight train
came to stop. f4s
III sfFourteen-year-old John Disskowski
was shot in the left leg whom the
detectives opened fre after they had
been bombarded with coal thrown by
parsons engaged in carting of the
fuel.
before the crowd scattered. sas Sj z.
Mon and women ran In all direc-
tions carrying buckets, baskets and
tubs hlled with, the fuel. Three ar
rests were made. = \ Il
Detectives are trying to learn who
pulled the pins In the Eondola cars
containing the anthracite. III.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-02
ROME PLEASED
WITH ACTIONS
OF MUSS0LuNI
Has Already Taken Firm
Hold of All Affairs of
Country.
Is Preparing Speech In
Which He Will Fully
Outline Program.

Rome. Nov. 2.-(By the Associated
Press.)-The authority, the energy
and the -earnestness with which Mus
solini has taken hold Of Italian af-
fairs, both internal and external. has
created deep impression in Rome.
His imperative Instructions to
Count Sforza to remain at his post in
Paris until he had reached a decision
in the case Of am bassadors, who Of
fered to esign, and his circular to the
projects "exacting" their utmost en-
deavors and collaboration, were re-
gaMed ~ a strong indication of the
method. the new government Is going
to ussin dealing. with the business at
ntmsaRa ,it,t 8 , ahsesd: 9. In IKE manner.
government Mussolini will pursue was
given by his message yesterday to the
press associations In which he said
he intended to safeguard the liberty
Of the press on condition that the
press proves worthy of liberty.
Postponement of the opening OF
the chamber Of deputies from Novem-
ber Z to November Is has caused
some disappointment. Mussolini is
reported to desire q little more time
to prepare the speech outlining his
program and to consult leaders OF
the various groups and parties in the
chamber.
Rome has resumed a normal ap-
pearanCe.
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]. D. CUYL.E'R|, i
R. R. OFFICIAL,
DIED TODAY
Heart Attack Causes Death
In Private Car In
IA Pennsylvania.
Was In Apparently Good
Health While In Roches-
ter Wednesday.

Philadelphia; Nov. 2.-Thomas De-
Witt Cuyler, director Of the Penn
eylvania Railroad company and
chairman Of the Railway Executives
association, was found dead today In
the private car Of President Rea =
the Pennsylvania in Broad street
station.
Mr. Cuyler was in Rochester, n. T..
yesterday and was apparently in good
health.
Heart Trouble Cause.
The private car arrived at Broad
street station early today and was
placed on a sidetrack According to
instructions. porter called Mr..
Cuyler at q. m. He received no
response and becoming alarmed,
summoned an attendant and ply
sician. The doctor pronounced Mr..
Cuyler dead from a heart attack. He
had been dead a little more than an
hour, according to the physician.
Prominent Figure.
Mr.. Cuyler was a lawyer but most
of his time was taken up with rail-
road and financial affairs. He came
the recent railroad shop strike b.
virtue of his position as chairman Of
the railway executives and took a
firm stand against some Of the de-
mands Of the strikers.
| Mr.. Cuyler was born in Philadel
phia and was 68 years old. He was
the son Of the late Theodore Cuyler,
at one time general counsel of the
Pennsylvania railway. He was gradu
ated from Yale university in 1874
! and was admitted to the bar in!1S76.
He was counsel for many large finan-
cial and railroad corporations.
Mr.. Cuyler was director Of the
Pennsylvania railway, the New York.
| New Haven and Hartford railroad
and the Santa Fe system. He was
also represented on the directorate of
many local organizations and finan-
| cial institutions.
| Apoplcxy Real Cause.
| Apoplexy was the exact cause Of
! death given by physicians =
! The body was taken to the Cuyler
home at Haverford, suburb. Mr.
Cuyler is survived by widow and
four daughters.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-02
MEXlCQ.HN
MORE SETTLED
STATE TODAY
Execution of Rebel Leaders
Sets Country In General
at Ease.
tBy The Associated Press,

Mexico City, Nov. "A more optl-
mistic spirit regarding the general
pacification of Mexico could be
sensed in government circles today as
the result of the execution Of Gen
eral Francisco Murguia. rebel leader
at Tepehuantes, Durango, yesterday.
All suspicion that the capture OF
Murguia while he lay asleep in a room
behind the high altar of the Catholic
church at Tepehuantes Tuesday night
was case OF mistaken identity was
secuted here Dispatches describing
the execution. said the body had been
exhibited and had been recognized
as that Of the rebel leader by many
persons.
The hastiness Of the court martial
which decided the fate of Murguia
shortly after his arrest was explained
by the fact that it was known he was
seeking to prevent an immediate
trial.
Friends of Pancho Villa chuckled
over reports that the one time dread
ed bandit had been killed or wound
ed. A friend of Villa displayed a tel
egram in which the former rebel said
he was safe and sound and that no
attempt had been made on his life
He described himself as busy "click-
ing the spade" on his ranch.
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iRx rhe Assoclated Press.l


i. London, Nov. 2.-The voters Of
England always seem to get more fun
out of election day, than the Ameri-
cans, and everyone is looking forward
to very exciting time in the coming
parliamentary races.
1t Is customary for all the candi-
dates along with their wives or hus-
bands to be present at the central
polling places in their boroughs or
counties so they can appear before
the populace and make speeches as
soon as the will of the electorate is
proclaimed. This is a very pleasing
and satisfactory experience to the sue
cessful candidates The spirit in
which the unsuccessful accept defeat
IL always keenly awaited by the as
sembled voters because sportsrn anship
is such an important trait with the
British.
In Great Britain party funds are a
matter Of deep secrecy. Their sources
and their sizes are known only to a
few party managers Of the innermost
circles. It is q common belief that
the British parties have heavy invest
ments and that they draw upon the
interest instead of living from hand
to mouth ana spending as they 60, O.
is customary with political organlza-
tions in the United States. One OF
the principal methods Of raising par
ty funds, It the recent debaters in the
parliamentary discussions Of honore
knew what they were talking about
ls the comforting OF titles. g Sf,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-02
FUNERAL FOR
TH0MASPACE
ON FRIDAY
Former Ambassador to Italy
Died Suddenly On We'd
nesday.

Richmond. Virginia. Nov. 2.-With-
In the Old Fork church. where he
was christened, near his boyhood
home, "Oakland" Hanover county,
funeral services for Thomas Nelson
Page, author, lawyer and former
American. ambassador to Italy, will
be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. His body Will be laid to rest be-
side his wife in Washington. D. c.
Mr.. Page died suddenly Of acute
cardiac dilitation'f. yesterday, while
walking with his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Roosevelt Page, lin the garden of hi4
estate, which is situated upon an origt
inal grant in the town Of England to
the colonial magnate." Thomas Nell
son. IN M M I. &..!.....5. z,
a Simple Services. 81,
( Seryi6ps at the chuxch sill hst SfrnA
pie; merh bersi of the fslniiy 4atd, And
/ :atsnoonl lkodaS the sPoAS I'LL he ,lNred
a60ard MOTT thNsp1a)ad tpia xtS Ash
land. Az 4 O'clock hnaF fftas will be
said at the grave III Washington
Flags on all public buildings in the
state were at half mast today in re-
spect ito the distinguished Virgtnian
I sMr.'Page is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Algernoni Barnaby, Of Eng
land, and Mrs. Thomas Lindsay OF
Boston, and brother, Roosevelt Page
OF this city,