davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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zLpclH v HYPNOsE.
CisnickJ uEeh Eduard

Cisnicky uEeh Eduard T.,
zamestnany v Polenkove re-
stauraci v Brne, wal tamze "a
m9stnanemu kuchari H. vklad
nj knizku, vybral ma nj 1900
kc a penize v kratke dob3 u
trstil. Ma vec Sc zahy pfislo q
mily Eduard Sc ocitl pred br-
|nenskym trestnim soudem, kde
vsak tvrdil, re byl k zloeinu
|donucen neznamym cloyGkem
a to pomoci hypnosy.
Soud dal prozkoumati uehIy
dusevni stav a shledano, ze u
|cen jest zcela normalnf. Ma to
|jeho obhajce navrhl, ably k l.
ceni byl predvolan znalec hyp-
|notismu, professor brnenske re
alky J. Soucek. Soud nAvrhu
vyhovel a prof. Soucek skuteE.
| ne proved 8 hochem pred sou.
dem diva zsjimave pokusy, kite
| re tezce posramocenou eest Y.
ehovu zachranily.
/ Hyppotiser prof. SoufeA
daI pred soudem nejprve Dc
!!klfna obzaloyaneho ucne kl0'
bouk vsugeroval' mu, ze drz'
ma kline psitka, vyzvav no, q
by Sc s psickem pomazlil, u
cen tax ucinil a opravdu zach$
eel kloboukem jako psikem
Druhy pokus urcil soudce sam
Ucnoyi bylo ysugerovano, alb,
al Sc probudi, sci k vysetfuji
cimu soudci a pozadal no o po
ltvrzeni, re vysetrovani prot
nemu jest zastaveno, Ma to OBJ
zalovany ucen byl probuzen -
a skuteene bezvadne naznace
ny lkol provedl.
Nasledkem .toho byl Edusre
K. osvobozen, jezto soud wa
"a prokazano, re jednal bez
vlastniho vedOmi, pod malta
KEN CHI vile.
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PRIME Sc dobr$ .pradlsne
pfi platu $500 qenne. Nechts
vasf adresu v adln. t. lstu5 pod
zpaekpu Box l5O. 1229
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

PRlJMOU Sc lucni zehlici .
zshliei strojovi ma muzsk&
kabaty, jakoz ! krejcl. Hla-
ste Sc u The Bloch Co., 2320
Superior Ave. rob vych. "a.
VI. Ptejte Sc na Mr.. Fish
man. 1890
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Trsmpety asfeb MI f1eTe.

"Poslechnl, mlle Sc zd&, %e
ta nase kyatJrska je l&nak-
|sicnice. Veers ~ ua6siGnf npei
b!ondila 20 afese. q Z n ~
|strach,'
"Hloppostb shanels kespury
q Ultra name zajfce K obAlR.
To ja zn&mr'
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CuDNosT.

,sQtec TX deeii): "uz jsem. tt
rekl, ze' to nemam rad. kdSz
jsi TAX nanlalovana v obliGeSi.
Nestydis sc e?D :
Dcera lcudne) ~. Ale tati.
coapak mohu chodit do spolec-
.nosti v obliGeji tax naha2"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

PRlJMOU Sc bejstovacky =
dodelavaeky IA ka|bAty. Haste
Sc u Tom. Novotny, 343O E. So.
ulice. /?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

PROpA Sc rohpvt delil1atesni
obchod v els. $500 Dstroit Av.
kde Sc trzi kol $40O tydn6, je
pri nem pSkpS byt. BHSsi in
formses pod4 nv. Zimmerman
yAEer do 1850 A0d. Y tis: 127l2
Kinsaiap Ri. = I'll
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

RRODA Sc obchodni majetek
m hlavni obchodni uaici v Ee-
skem ok0li. JsoM tam diva
story . 4 byty. Hotoye $4,000
ostatai ma 6% aneb Sc yymenf
"a jedno neb dYourodiHny dunn
- Haste se y j. Sanetany, v {.
1929 Dolloff Rd. Tel. Union
81 L. 2?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

PRODA sEs Yyhfeynf kaznna ma
tvrde i mekkt Huhli, kamna ma plyn.
kuchyhsk6 kAnna na qhlf ? jedny
kombinacnf. kabinet do 9kuchyne "a
$4,000. nAbytek DO jfdelny, lozRice a.
neb paxlosSt.S1F y ceJku neb jedno-.
tive, stolky etojany ma ky6tiny a
podobne Ro3febujete-li n9co. pff5Ate
Sc podfvat. bpdete vftAni. Haste ge
v elsie 1913 CLARK Ave. 1875
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Navstkva: ITO jsou easy u
vas y kancelkfi - takoye po-
hodif. To je zde eelt den tax
MILO prAce7A
.OufaAA: "Ale: kde, jen
od 8 h6din.r<nO do s vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

oBDIVUHoDNY MAJETEK
- jednorodinny moderni dunn
o 6ti pokojich v Corlett ma W.
chodni 1873. Hl ~ proda zs vel
mi vyhodptch psdminek. &C.
ma velmi nizka. Prime Sc lot
nebo automobil ne spl&tka. -
Haste Sc v Jos. SlsNkoNs]kt, {.
111OO Buckeye Rd.. Tel. GAR
field, 4447. l2-zs
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zda Sc, ze jeff yzd6lenf Sc po-
dob& podivuhodne nevdeku, a.
spoh protoze neni na9 vysvetle-
nj tohoto rozkQlu ddyodh, KITE
rych byeh. neznsl."i
Umlkl t&zave, jakoby oceka-
val jedine sloyo, jez by jej u
tvrdilo v domneni, ktere musil
miti o Lucii. A jeho otazka by
la polozena TAX, re bylo ne
moznoneodpovedeti bez tezke-
no ukrivdeni mlade divce. Mi
ma mu porozumela nechtfc
zajlti X z&kladu v6ci, poklada
La "a nutne dati nejake vysvet-.
!leni: n
"Ale, mily Pavle," pravila,
"kdo vam d6va myslenku, ze
je rozkol mezi slecnou Andri-
montoyou a nami? Vzdalila
Sc ma cas-, Lee Sc tomu diviti?
Byla zavisla ma mas? Vrati Sc,
bud'te jist q uvidfte il. Ba bu-
deme vas pocltati mezi prate-
lie, al budete vyhojen z male
Il
no porapeni sebelasky."
"Velmi rad, budu-li miti pri
! lezitost. Ale je to malo prayde
podobne, nebot' posledni ty-
den rekla komusi, kdo mi to o.
znamil, ze nema v umyslu vra-
| titi sc jiz do Francie.
"Neukazati Sc jiz We Fran
Gig" opakoval Armand pole
kane.
"To nesouhlasi docela S va
SINH zpravami draha hraben-
ko."
Nina mela pOdeZrenl, re
Cravant haji falesnou vec, ably
zvedel pravdu a rozhodnuysi
,se pobidnouti jej, ably posoudi-
la jistotu jeho informaci, rex
LA:
"a kde Sc setkal Lucii ten
pfitel, ktery vam povedel tu-
to historii?"
"Ve Skotsku ma jedne hor.
ske ceste u mesteGka Lochness
a kde bydll u ctihodneho Grit
Ifitha, otce sv6 spolecnice. vi
dite, ze je to pfesne. Dovidatt
Sc tom ode mne poprye?"
!! N"Nikterak," pravila hraben
ka. "Jsem dobfe zpravena
vsem, co Sc il tyka."
'Budete tedy jiste vedeti
proc odjela. Jaky hrich odpy
kava v ste pousti?" pokracova
Cravant, rozcilen chladnokre'
nosti, S jakou byly snaseny je
ho dtoky 4 rozhodnut "a kaz
dou cenu vyvolati vysvetlenl
"Zavedla ii tam n6jaka va
! sen prekazkou? Kdoz vi
z Snad nejaka laska zakazana
Ma tato slova Sc Arman
vztycil a uciniv krok k baronG
vi, fekl S hrozivou pevnosti:
y "Nemohu zapomenouti, Z
slecna Andrimontova jest m
:i pribuzna, ktera byla jest
: pred nedaynem pod mou ochr
il nou a neausi Sc, abych dovol
o nj We sye pritomnosti mluvi
q takovymi slovy."
n "Ale mnj mily, promin," z,
lal Cravant stiplaye, "ja jsej
!, docela zvlastnich okoln
stech a mann yelke pravo I
A. shovivavost. V kazdem prip
" de mono moi zvedavost v
q svetliti, nebot' jsem byl O
zvlast6 1casten udalosti, KITE
y byla zanlinkou jejiho odjezd,
> ''Proc nejdes do Skotska
II odvetil Armand, "pozadati
a. vysv6tleni sieGnu Andrimont
> WI samu?"
"KoneGne byl by to prosti
4 tlek dosahnouti praveho a pj
> mehot tvysv&tleni!"
"a "Praveho primeho?" Nv
"a Lad hrab6 S prudkym gestem
=, 4 "Ano!" rekl Crayant, /
tn vstav jako ma silnejsi potvrz
a.. nj svVch sslOv
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PRODA 81 grocerni obchod-
rohove mfsto, kde Sc trf IT,
dine pies $500. Jsou tam dva
story. Haste Sc u Mr.. Kamp.
1920 Woodland Ave. sneb y
Mr.. Zimmerman, ', Candy sto-
ru, l2712 Kinsnaan Rd. mezi.
Z. a g.. hod. vecer. IL
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+
POSLEDNf LlsKA.
- r q M An
Napsal G. .Ohnet. Pfelozl J. Sajic.

Pozorovala jej pfi syk feci 4
shledala, ze jeho tvafnost nenf
sjako obycejn6. Zdanf nuceno-
sti, trochu mimovolne napjato-
.&i prozrazovalo jeho postranni
inoy5lenku.,
sDnes rano mne napadlo, a.
byeh vas navstivil.a a je to oprav
dn tax snadn1, ze jsem polka
dal ~ bezdcelne hekoho vyru
Sovati. Armand zde neni? ?" i
''Je asi We SVEN pokoji. Dam
jej zavolati." L
Zazvonila a nafidila, aby Wy
hledali hrabete.
"Ale," pravila, "co je $ va
mil"
Use mnou je jako bylo vzdy-
;eky. Trvam dale, draha sestfen
= -
lko to je, vse, co mohu delat."
Upfela ma nej neklidny s.po-
hled a polo Sc usmiyajie, re-
kla: ST t..
"A srdce?"
"Ale srdce Sc chrani," ~pra-
vii klidne. {
Dolehala jakoby proniknou-
ii touzila> ma dino teto otazky
pred Armandovym prichodem.
"A ten velky zarmutek pred
nekolika tydny = pfesel?"
Fatal rty pravil vetsi
hofkosti, nez 81 .byl pfal uka-
zati:
"Byio toho velmi treba :. -
!. Videl, ze by byl strzen dale
nez chtel zmeniv nahle hovof
pravil:
~Ah! Zatim 81 vzpomlnam :
Videl jsem pani de Jessac wee
IA vecer ulozila mi, abych
vam il pripamatoval. Zpiva sta
lie Sc stejnym uspechem. Ale
Pariz il uz nestaci. Cestuje po
venkove. Je prav6 ma tournee
no zamcich. Rekl iSem ii. Del
te pozor! Jednoho krasneho
dne vas upomene Spoleenost
autori o prava. Konkurujete
velmi vazne divadly. Byla u
nesena!"
Tato veselost, kterou cftils
jako nasilnou, znepokojila pa.
nj de Fontenay: pokladala "a
nutne, miti sc ma pozoru. Ida
10 sc il zrejmym, re Pavel ne
pfiSel do Cravantu pro pouhol
navstevu, ale aby proved dm.
slny plan. Nemohlo povstat
mic dobreho pro Amanda a PR
nj 2 toho, co baron chystal. L
tovala, re rekla, ze jeji name
je v zamku. Bylo j tax snad
no odpovedeti, re je neprito
men. Vedela napred, ze by s.
byl Armand neukazal. - Kde;
to nyni bude vydan ukladdn
Cravantovym. A S MIN vse byl
nesnadne a nebezpecne. Meme
la kdy odhodlati Sc: hrabe We
sci. Podal ruku bratranci, jen
uzasl, vida jej tax zmeneneht
= Byl vyhubly a bledy. Jeho Of
byly zapadle pod obocim a st;
zeni lst dodAyalo jeho oblice
vyraz hluboke melancholie.
"Jsi nemocen?" otazal S
Pavel. "Nemas rozkvetlo
tvar 80"
Alc ne; JSeM ZOraV, praV
hrabe lhostejne.
Baron pohledel na bratral
ce zertoyne q obnoyiv how
tam, kde jej prerusil pred jel
pfichodem, pravil:
ITO ia jsem mel mrzutosti
ty vypadas jake bys trpel ;.
Pri t6chto slovech Armal
zyedl hlavu a jeho celem pf
16tl stin. Pavel pokracoval j
koby toho nezpozoroval:
"Jak to, ze Sc zde nesetk
VAN sc svym rozkosnym k
tenn? Myslil jsem, ze zbavel
jednou me pritomnosti slec,
Andrimontova pospisila k va
Vsechno mi umoznovalo tu
rovSIonku Pa onlistil iSnno =,
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PRIME Sc divka ma domacI
praci, kde bude jako Glen ro-
diny. Haste Sc v els. 1000l
Stoughten Ave. po 6te hodins
ve8er. 12-29
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PRIME SE zena ma. domaci
praci, naohla by chodit veeer
aomu. Nechte adreSu v adm.
.Sveta" pod znackou "Dom&c-
most. Z
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PRODA Sc pekny domek 8
pokojich $ koupelnou ma lote
40 pii 14O strevicich, garaz
pro dive allta, dlazdena ulice,
nedaleko Cd kary 2 skoly. Ce-
ma pouze $4,000, hoteve $1,000
ostatni ma lehke splatky. -
The Atlas Finance Co. 5454
Broadway. Petite Sc ma Rob.
Kohout. l2-20
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-19

medium OF ex-
change are me
gotiable securi-
ties. The term
negotiable secu-
rites" is appLca-
bic in a general
sense to many
forms Of COM
mercial paper,
including drafts
and bills Of ex-
change, but is
usually employed
in speaking OF
share capital Of
corporations and
the bonds of
such c o rpora-
tons, together
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-19
ROW OVER SPITE FENCE
One Man Is Wounded in Leg, Another
Beaten I'm Row,

Beaten I'm Row.
NEW YORK-Erection Of a spite
fence was the cause. according TO the
police, OF the shooting Of Joseph Col
lorllo, p years old. OF 437 Lincoln
road, Brooklyn. He is in Kings County
Hospital with a bullet in his left leg.
and Michael Nallarfransekesco. 81, of
431 Lincoln road, is in the same in
stitution with decorations about the
head He says he was assaulted with
q club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-19
ONE
MIN UTE
TALKS on
BANKING
By c. Milton Kelly, Treas
urer and Mgr. Bond Dept,
City Trust Co.

This Is the hfth of a series .,
of zone Minute Talks on
Banking" by prominent
bank officials. which viii
run earh Saturday in the
Times during the month of
, August.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-19
Safe Investments

Among the important instruments
Of modern commerce, coming next TO
bank credits in their usefulness as a
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-16
Plan to Recall Island Troops Is
Under Consideration of War
Department.
APPEAL TO GOOD FAITH
Contention That Four Power Treaty
Guarantees the Security Of the
Islands,, America Take
Signatory STEP

shington-Military defense of
the Philippines may be completely
abandoned by the United States even
before ratification Of the four-power
Pacific treaty.
The step is known to be under con-
sideration in the War department. If
1t is carried out, under pressure for
turtIer reduction of the strength OF
the army, the garrison which has
been maintained in the islands for de-
fensive purposes ever since the first
American troops landed under
Dewey's guns in 1898 will be cut to
no more than police force to sup
port the authority of the insular gov.
eminent.
Appeal to Good Faith.
Should this policy be finally adopt
ed, it will be based on the contention
that the treaty guarantees the SCI
curity of the islands from attack by
any signatory power and that they
should be left to- the protection Of
international good faith. AS an evil
dence of its own complete good faith
was said, would have striking en-
phasis. The possibility of aggression
against the islands by any nonsigna-
tory power is regarded as so remote
as not to deserve consideration In
any event, it was said the provisions
of the naval limitation treaty setting
up status quo agreement as to de-
lenses of the Philippines or other
islands covered by it's terms prevents
establishment of Notifications ade-
quate to repel an invader bent on &C.
cupation of Manila.
Already, in anticipation of ratfica-
ton, both the army and navy have or.
dered shipments Of mines and anti
aircraft guns scheduled to be added
to the Manila defense stopped en-
route
The War department also has re-
scinded orders for bombing squadron
Of airplanes which would have added
materially to the strength Of the Phil.
ippine garrison. This action is re-
gafded by army men as of particular
significance, since military thought as
to the possibility Of preventing, with
a comparatively small force, any land
ing of hostile troops in the islands has
lately been leaning strongly toward
the conclusion that much might be
done in this way with aircraft, but not
with any mobile AMY or fixed forti
fications conceivably possible Of
maintenance in the Philippines in
peace times.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-16
DISTRIBUTION OF STATE - +.
AID FOR SCHOOLS

Cook county's share of the. March
school apportionment, made public
this week by the state department
of education, is $931.5O. The dis
tribution is on the basis of 1910
per pupil, with a total credit of 345
pupils for the county.
This apportionment of state school
funds, warrants for which are now
being prepared by R. P. Chase,
State Auditor, is the largest March
apportionment in the history of the
state. In all 461, 1922 pupils will par
ticipate and a. total of $1,246, 347 20
will soon be distributed by the vari-
Gus county treasurers among the
state department of education.
The present March apportionment
exceeds by over $4,000, that of last
year, at which time $1,112,69O. 90 was
distributed. The allotment was on
the basis of $3.50 per pupil with
455,342 pupils participating.
Distribution Of state school funds
is made in March and October of
each year. This money is obtained
by the imposition of a one mill tax
and the income from the permanent
school fund
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-16
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Independent School District No. /,
Cook County, Minnesota

Regular meeting Of Board of Educa
No. 1, Cook County, G.: and Marais. Min
nesota. held March sth, 1922.
Present: Robertson, Allen. Joyncs
and LundQuist.
The oath of office was admins cred
to J. T. Joynes as member Of the.
Board.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Winger & Joynes. supplies. ..... 81 "
Chris Holte, assigned to G. F.
Iunduuist. labor and livery
Good Harbor Hill .......> go
Geo. Mccoy, labor .......... 325
Cook County News-TIerad, pub
fishing and supplies .......... 40. -
Sam Bally, labor and supplies. %. 20
Scott, Foresman &c Co., text
BOOKS ........ ............. "a
The Marlin Biological Labora-
tory, supplies ............. = 81
Roy Divers, advance and liv-
cry ..!........ ; t.
Webb Publishing Co., text hooks: .. 80
J. G. Murphy, supplies ."....... 5.35
Thomas F.. Thomas was unanimously
elected as teacher for Good Harbor Hill
school 1928 school year at a sallly
OF $125.0 per month.
Motion made. seconded and cara led
to authorize Superintendent Divers 10
suspend Ralph Jackson for the balanc
OF the current school year.
Motion for adjournment car led.
G. F. LUND'e lE;r
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-16
VILLAGE AND TOWN ELECTIONS

The following were elected at the
elections in the different precincts
Of the county: -.
Village-President, Fred Sjoberg:
trustee, Mrs. L. H. Lien; clerk, Ruth
Soderberg; treasurer, John H. Winger;
for justices of the; peace, c.. O. Back.
lund, G. F. Lundquist; constable
George Bayle.
Town of Grand Marais--Supervisor
three years, Frank Babineau; clerk
John Marshall; treasurer, c. A. Jones;
justice Of the peace. Nils Dalbec; con.
atable, Herman HENDERSON.
Rosebush- Supervisor three years
Fred Croft; supervisor two years
VERNE Skoog; clerk, Axel Backlund;
treasurer, Peter Backlund; JUSTICE
C. O. Johnson; constables, Vernie
Skoog, Axel Johnson
Hovland- Myhr, supervis-
or; John N. Eliason, clerk; treasurer
Elmer KAREN; assessor, John Ella
son; delegates to county convention,
Martin jacobson and Andrew Wester-
lund.
Tofte- Supervisor, l. A. ..:Godin;
clerk, Chris Tormondson; treasurer
Sieyert Overvik; justice, L. A. Go.
din; constable, Elias Carlson; dele;
gates to county convention, H.. O.
Engelsen, H. o. Toftey.
Schroeder-Supervisor; Fred Gun.
dersen; clerk, Ray Parent; treasurer
Emil Johnson; assessor, A. G. Fra
denburg.
Lutsen- Supervisor, Carl Hagberg;
clerk, Homer Massie; treasurer, Mrs
Homer Massie; assessor Homer Mas.
sic; justice of the peace, Mrs. Aug
Nelson, Mrs. Geo. Derocher; con.
stable, Aug A. Nelson; delegates to
county convention, C. A. A. Nelson
Carl F. Nelson.
Maple Hill-Supervisor, years
gay; assessor, Ole OVERLY; justice, Joe
Peter Rindahl; clerk, Albert P. Rim
dahl; treasurer, Chris Nelson; for jus
tices Of the peace, Osborne E. ELL
quist, Olof Rindahl; constables, John
Nelson Martin Erickson.
delegates to county convention, Peter
Nelson, Albert P. Rindahl.
Colvill-Supervisor, Chas. Erick.
son; clerk, John Massman; treasurer
Jack Scott, Jr; constable, Jas. Lind
say; assessor, Ole OVERLY; justice, Joe
Zerbach.
Delegates to county convention, Ole
OVERLY, L. A. Gothier
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-16
SCHOOL NOTES
Editor, Esther Anderson

Last Friday night at the villagsI
hall the fifth and sixth grades had U
surprise for Miss Olauson, theiss
teacher. Many games were played u
The sport was succeeded by a fine
lunch. All reported very good time
DR.. F. B. Hicks addressed the higl
school last Friday morning, his SUBJ
ject being, "The Study of Biography
and History as a Means of Self Gull
ture." His speech was instructive
and was appreciated very much. s
Christina Clinch returned to schoos
Monday after a week of illness. III
The high school went on hike
to Mr.. Dewar's camp last Saturday
They started at 1920 and came bach
at $50. They took their dinner With
them and cooked it over big camp
fire that Mr.. Divers made Snow ball.
ing and hide-and-go-seek, accotnpanH
led by great laughter, were this.
CESlllS VI Llle udy.
The Modern History class lis now
studying the World War. 4h
The Zoology class finished laboraa
tory work on the frog last Friday
Earl Woods left with his father.
for Detroit, Mich, Monday morning
Dorothy intends to leave Thursday /
The Swastika Literary Society haes
a debate last Friday on the subject
1.-The scrapping of warships will
bring peace to the world" The af!S
firmative side were the victors'.
Lois Smith has taken up her resi%
dence at the home of j. j. Husseys
because her mother has left for her
home in Schroeder.
Playing marbles is now the sport.
among the grade pupils.
Halle Carter and Violet Samskal
hiked out to Rosebush Sunday after
noon. They rode back in the evening
accompanied by Amy and Alma Back
lund.
Pecky is now busy renewing ac.:
quaintances and discussing past re-
ports of the weather with the crows
who have just come back from warm.
or climates.
Don't forget the basket ball game
at the Happy Hour Hall, Saturday
evening, the 25th, at 7 O'Clock sharp
There will be two games: one be.
tween the girls and one be-,
tween the boys Of the high school
Admission will be 20 and IS cents.
The domestic science girls will con.
duct a candy sale during the game
The receipts of the candy sale will
be used to purchase Domestic Science
equipment and those of the game to
purchase athletic equipment. Don't
forget the date and time.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-16
BEAUTY IN /
BEASTLY
MOOD.

Doctor Do
you suffer from
morning head
aches?
Debutante
Certainly I suffer.
If l enjoyed them
as I do 4 dance l
c G r t 4 i n ! y
shouldn't II We
consulted Won.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-16
Council! Proceedings

Minutes of the proc ed:nsss of the
Village Council Of Grand Marais, Min
nesota, held March 10. 1922.
Present: Murphy, president; Eayle,
Hussey and LundQuist.
The minutes of meeting hell Feb. IS,
1922, were read and approved.
The following bills were audited and
on motion allowed:
]. G. Murphy, assignee Morris
Olson, supplies .$35 20
Mrs. B. c. Sterling. meals for
men in jail $50
Gilbertson & Toftey. gasoline for
Fire Engine .................. 2. 40
j. A. Blackwell, publishing and
notice ............ amman. SIS
Cook County News Herald, pub
fishing Clerks Statement and
proceedings ......E 80. 81 90
G. F. Lundquist, postage and
stationery ....... ........ Gao
Chris Nelson. hauling Fire Engine
to garage Observation-Disclosures. l. SO
Claus Johnson, jailor two days.. 600
There being no further business the
council adjourned.
G. T.. LUNDQUIST, !
Village Clerk