davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
DIR. sRoBAR JE Uz TU.

DR.. Vavro Srobar, znamy pracovhik este zpred pre-
vratove DOLBY, dosiel do Ameriky pondeol rano. At
kolvek eho zasadv protvia soveisskemu narodnemu
duchu lebo e jeden nositeov dey, ze Sovac s Ces
tax ME saostatnym narodon, vitame no pode Amer-
ky Dr. Srobar svojou cnnost ou pred vonou spoocne
Ininkoni zobud narodne presyedcenie mohych dedi-
mach ptoyskych sedel pre- sovencinu mad va
zaniach pfeto ISL zasuz vzdor jeho bdeniu, 1cy Ako
osnamuje svojon privete nebude tn robt potku, ale
kultime prednasky; upovedomovat americkych Slova-
kov co sa dosal urobo repubke dobreho pre- Slova-
kov. Americki Slovac dosal' mao poculi konstruk-
tvnej prac Sovensku Met pochyby, ze pat rokov
uroblo sa tam dobreho okrem hodne zla. tomto
nam prichodi referovat' dr. Srobar.
Dr. Srobarovi mono uverit, re nebude robt politi-
ku lebo e znechuteny. Narob mnolo agranu stra
n,l obetoval mi casio z4ujmy slovenska vo jej
moc ked bola tato trana ma vske savy vyhodi no
seda posadili doho Mlana Hodzu Hodza je teraz bo
som agra1ne strany Slovensku je nstrom je spolu
predsedom ceskej agraei strany e profesorom uni
verzite ie rektorom bank mlackom prezidenta Masa
ryka Nebudeme sa dvit' ked' sa dr. Srobar cekom od
tiahne Cd potiky venovat bude len osyetovej prc
kde ;e al jeho miesto.
DR.. Srobar svojom privete pse, re prichadza nam
podat presne zpravy domacch pomeroch dfa, re tax
vyroyna snad naodle vnike protvy nazorov priprav
podu pre- spoupracu tax harmonick laskypln plodn,
aka panovaa medzi nam vsetkymi t'azkych dobach
volucneho boja "a slobodu.
Ked' dr.. Srobar prichodi tomto znameni nem6ze
byt' nix proti pade ale pouzva tychto SLOW len
mamidlo dostane Cd alnerickych Slovakov pad
neho zavratenia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
v1sLEDoK oBEcNtcH vo1LEB MA s1ovENsKU

Ze nakol ko posanecke yol'by CSR. 1919 boly o.
brazom smysl ania lud ktory sa tax casio estate
tvorne" sray odvolava poukazuje vysledok obecnich
voeb Is septembra tr Vtedy socialist obdrza vyse
poovce hlasoy, teraz ami jednu desanku panuj1cej
strany stall mizniicou mensnou!
vysledku volieb nedosy este np1ne zpravy, re ako
obsta pr krest anski socialist zdovske mad arske
neecke strany krest sociasoch len tol sa udava
ze dosiahl keho poctu hlasov Ronicka srana Gag
rarna) dostaa 348 hlasov udova 341 Geo. komunis
cka vyse 100000 socalstick medz 70 do 9OOOO mar
cialiscka 13OO0 ostane mee sov srany po par tisic
llasoch Neudava AMI c Y agrarnickych hlasoch "a
pocitan6 s hlasy mad agrarnkov aebo len slove1l-
skych.
Rolnicka ludova strana st tedy dive najvacsie po-
ltcke strany Sovensku eraz Ony opanvaj1 Sloyen-
EXC. Met pochybnost he medi mimi nasane eraz este
vacsi BOZ nadvladu, nez dosavad pade by sa shodh
1nedi sebou mozu vyndtt' move poslaneck6 volby ma
Slovensku aby tax "a sociastickych posancov vyhna
20 ch miesta dosadi syoch To sa ale sotva
stane, ebo agrarnci socialist boil tuhym karrarat
asspolocne bojoval proti l'udakom.
VysIedok yolieb nam dokazuje to- be statotvorne''
strany ostay ensine Slovensku Ich miesto nast-
ply strany sAtu 1snespo ahve ao ich tito
az poenoval Vo vol bach porazeny Dol centralizrns
xyftasl aHtonomznus Len je skoda ze ma VT azstve
sludovou stranou della sa zvy mad ar6nske bolsevck
kdezo so sloyensk6 srana casn s. ia vit az,
stye IN nslinkou mieron II len nebezpecie. ,A
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28

Neboh6 bola clenkynou osady Sv.
Matsja ia Lansingville ! nasie-
dovnych spolkov Sv. Amy, !. 80
IKSzJ. !, Odboru As. ziveny 4 spoil
ku Sv, Michala. Pohrab odbayi
~ sobotu rano Rev. Frantissk Ko-
zelek Z chramu Sv. Mateja. Po-
chovana bude no Calvary cinto-
rine., NJ
Pavei PavIiga, l6-mesacny syn
Martina q. Marie Pavliga, 4 8. a7S
Washington ST, East Youngstown
zomrel Y ntorok vecer Q Z. hodine
ma komplikacie nemoci. Oplakava-
jl ho rodicia, brat Jan q sestry
Katarina a Anna. Pohrab odbavil
Rev. Jan W. Krispinsky vo stvr-
tok rano Z chrama Sv. Jana krst.
Pochovany Dol u osadnom cinto-
rine. s..
Maria zalibera, 2-mesacna dee
"a Jozefa a Katariny Zalibera, 2
{. 2640, Taylor ST, zomrela ne
del'u popoludni ~ sletskd hpacku.
Pohrab odbavil REV. Hrantisek
Kozelek z chramu sv, Mateja na
Lansingville V pondelok = |. hod.
popolhdaf. Pochovana bola Y Cal
|! vary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
SMRTNE ZPRAVY.

Pani Maria Grnnik Rakoci,
manzelka Jana Rakociho {. 2615
Taft Ave-, zomrela minulej sire
dy yecer o pol I. hodine pc dlh-
Sci nemoci ma komplikacie vo We
ku so rokov. Neboha narodena bo-
la ma Sloyensku a do Ameriky pri-
sla pred 30 rokmi osadiac sa v. ma
som meste. Bola tedy jednou z
najdavnejsich osadniciek sloven-
skej kolonie Youngstown. W.
dala sa pred 35 rokmi "a pana ia
ma Rakociho, ktorym zanechava
pat dietok: Jozefa, Juraja, And
reja Stefana Mrs. Jos. San
ders a 10 vnucat meste a brat
Michala Grlnik Leetonia, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28

Juraj Robic lezi ma smrtel'nej
posteli v nemocnici sv. Alzbety cd
noznych ran, ktore utrpel me-
del'u bitke ma W. Rayen Ave,
Bol pichnuty do srdca a porezany
po tvari. Viaceri muzski boil are
stovani medzi mimi Martin Smith
IL ktoreho nasli zakrvaveny n0z
Smith sa primal, ze pichnul Ro-
bica.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
oKRESNY SHoR ELoVENsKEI
Lf0Y v :yoUNCSroWN. i, /

Jozef Msrtinko, preds., 255 Carlton
St, city. Jurai Murdzak, podpredseda,
l722 Taylor st, City. Juraj Puhalla,
tajomnik- -pokladnik, 21 N. Whitney
Ave-, City. Frantisek Hudik q Pavel
Habovsky, dozorcovia najetku.
Do Okr. Sbotu prisllchaj1 nasledov-
ne sbory: II. ! Lansingyille, 50. : me
sta, 1913. 20 steelton, so1. Brier Hill
24o Haselton 1 s14 E. Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
oPRAvNENf zksTuPCovIA
NA3ICH NOVfN.

Nasledovnf panovia opravneni
su prijimat' predplatky a doplat-
ky ma nase noyiny:
Jozef Maruskin, 2426 Shirley
Road (kolektor(.
Jozef Martinko, krajcirsky OBJ
chodnik, % North Watt st.
s. M. Koval, obchodn1k, 900
Parkman St, Warren, Ohio.
Harry Lautman, obchodnik, na
Short ST., East Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28

bulletin. " Blahobyt deti ma
makkouhol'nej okolici vo West
virginii 8 je knizoeka, ktord ma
pisaia Nettie r. McGill a ktord
knizocku yydal department prace.
Y knizocke tejto spisovatel ka do
podrobna opisuje syoje zk1senosti
ma tej okolici.
Ponevac makkouhol ma bana ie
len kratkeho zivota, teda sa ami
vel mi nestarajl majitelia baAi 0
.pevne stale domce pre- svojich
.robotnikov. Po vacsine domce sil
3vystavene len ma stlpoch, alebo ma
Epodstavcoch, tax, ze popod dom
ce previeva victor. Nieto v Mich
|dvojitej podlahy a nieto zdnuka
ami vakovky. Caste victor dujs
cez trhliny v stenach, ktore su
2 dosak. Ked' je dazd', tecie vo-
da do izieb. Izby sd male slabo
osvetlene. v izbach nieto zavede-
ne ohrevne zariadenia, ami nieio
kozuba, nieto tekiicej vody, vonku
nachodiace sa zachody, ktore sti
ME zamykane, al caste upotrebo-
vane tromi styrmi rodinami, sii
caste tax postavene, ze case sill
nych dazd 'ov vsetok kal 2 Mich
tecie k domom a K stutlniam, z kto
rych sa berie voda ma pitie.
Gazdina "a takychto pomerov
ma vel mi 'azki pracu. A K tomu
| 81 domyslite til "buncu deti. Ma
Sc spinave deti, deti rodieov ne
lopatrnyeh, sd tisic razy lepsie ma
tom, jake deti takejto banickej
rodiny, lebo ked' uz inokedy ME,
talk aspon v tom case ked' navste-
vujn skolu nachodia sa v lepsich
zdravotnych pomeroch.. Ale deti
takeheto banfka, ked chce, ably sa
dacoma naucily, musia chodit' ce-
le mile d 'aleko do skoly po blat-
nivychr cestach, zine v tresk1-
com mraze, kde ich vy,ucuje zle
platena ucitel 'ka, v Skole niiako
ME epatrenej ueebnymi prostried-
kami. Nieto potom divu, ked' len
asi polovica skolopovinnych deti
navstevuje skolu a ked' z tych,
ktore navstevuj1 skolu viacej jake
pelovica prestane chodit' do nej
PRIV nez by presla do 5sme5 triedy.
Deti nemajii takmer ziadnej le-
karskej opatery, ked' diet'a ocho-
rie, matka mu shana vselijake ca
rodejske lieky, jake kto poradi.
Ma jednom mieste zije 645 ro-
din. q tychto je 447 bielych, 162
sd cernosi. Cudzincov je SO, jedna
tretina sd Poliaei, .ostatni sn Ma
d d,ari, Lityini, Anglicania, Skoti,
Taliani Spanielci.
V takomto 'blahobyte" zijl
deti banlkov vo West Virginii a
ich matky trpia spolu mimi. CT
sa vlada postara napravu? Aki-
ste urobi tax, lebo mace by nebola
vydala knMku McGillovej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
zaplatil xivotom u silky kulkurice

Alger g. Mueller, ktory pred
par tyzdhami postreleny Dol Mrs.
Irene Anthonsonovon Z Coitsville
udajne preto, ze bral 'kukurichs &
sdl Ky 5 jej otcovho pol'a, zonrei
cd ran v mestskei nem0cnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28
Department Bank Bankovnlseetva,
Columbus, Ohio
Y 7S2
Oxn&nsnie Q stave
THE YoUNusTOWN STATE
~. 4AsR N61R ", 81.

VbSAsAass0aAAS - OSesv ~
THE YOUNGSTOWN STATE
BANK / i'..
youngstown, Ohio
v Youngstown, state Ohio, pri zakila-
ceni obchodu IA. septembra 1928.
MAJETOK
P6zieky ma nepohnutel 'nosti $l94 ,2OS.'3
F6kieky ma dlzobne dpisy 1921 81
Inc p6zieky diskonta 75,96O.34
U. s. bondy zabezpeky 5S,95S.39
Inc bondy, dsastiny
zAbezpeky a, 2,462.5 80
Naradie q zariadcnie 100000
Hotovosti 4,s9s.30
P6dlznost Reserve bank :
d hotovost'
pokladni $99,267.26
Vymeny "a clearing a,0O4.O4 1o1,271.3O
Cudzozemske peniaze 1.7s,
my majetok 6,Os547l
l--7------ l--77---: :----
SpOlu -. - pow ,1oc.St
TARCHA
zakladna istina splatena s 100000
Zasobna zakladina 100000
Nerozdeleny zisk krem w
davkov, interesu dani
platenych 574.42
Odlozene pre- interest 100000
Vklady ma eek $1S3,13
Vkladove
poukazky 100000
Kasirove ceky
Won sa nachodiace 3,53S.71
Potvrdene Geky.
Won sa nachodiace 939.5
Casove poukazky
vkladove 100000
Vklady ma knizky 25s,3ls.39 45a ,5ae. .45
Inc zayiazanOsti l64.40
SpOlu ............ $5O7 ,75S.27
ia, Michal Willo, predscda hore me-
novanej, The Youngstown State Bank,
tymto posvatne prisaham, ze hore uda-
ny vykaz je pravdivy dl'a mojej maj
lcpsej vedomosti presvedcenia.
MICHAL WILLO, predseda.
Observation-Disclosures:
Joz. ]. sehromofsky, Stefan J. slif-
ka, M. L. Djakovic, direktori.
Podpisane odprfsahane predo mnou
tohto IA. dna septembri 1928.
E. W. BURRELL, verejny notkr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-28

Ked' mlte krstiny, syadbu,
pohrab, spolkovu, osadnd slav-
most, opiste nam to q zaslite uve-
remit do nasich novin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-26
500, 900 Fire
At Devils Lake

!. Devils Lake, N. D., Sept. 26.-
Three persons wcre injured, 100
women and children rescued in their
night clothes and damage amounting
to 100000 was caused at an early
hour Monday morning when the
Locke apartment and business build
ing in the heart of the business dis
trict was damaged by fire and water.
The fire started in-the basement
under the Feldman bakery, and ate
its way through the stairways and
elevator shaft, cutting off the exits.
With the exception of one family,
who managed to escape by the front
door, all of the occupants we're re-
moved through the fire escapes and
by means, Of ladders. -. III
The plant of the Devils Lake
World, Feldman's Bakery, the offices
of w. H. Wilson agency, offices of
Dr. G. F. Drew, Doctors Neil and T.
E. Mclean were wrecked by fire and
water. Flames shot through the roof
Of the building, and for q time it
was feared that the city hall and
other adjacent buildings would be
destroyed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-26
Several Arrested
For Violation of
State Game Law

Fargo, Sept. 26.-H. A. Brown OF
Cooperstown, state game warden for
the second district, in Fargo, exam
ined the licenses Of over 80 hunt
ers Saturday and Sunday he report
ed. and several were arrested for
various violations of the law. Mar
shall N. Hicks of Fargo was arrested
near Alice for hunting without Ii
cense and was bound over to district
court under 800 bonds when ar
raigned before Judge j. X. Bingham
of Fargo. Nick Pappangelis of Far
go was fined SIS for shooting harm
less birds. Two Fargo men were
stopped near Buffalo but were re-
leased when they declared that the
guns in their possession were not to
be used in hunting, and took out Ii
censes> when it was explained that
such an act would save them from
further trouble. Earl Derosurgen of
Tower City was arrested for hunting
without q license.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-26
ADVENTURE OF
THE TWINS

Nancy and Nick and Mister CAL
lop, the little cowboy fairy, follow
ed long-legged Mister Crane, and
Mister Crane was following Andy
Antelope as fast as his wings could
carry him. t asf
Mister Crane was following Andy
Antelope because Andy had promis-
ed to show him where Taddy Frog
was-staying.
The, little antelope fellow wanted
to he 10, ;friend of everybody's, and
he was anxious to do the big bird
FAVOR He never once thought
that the, little frog would come to
harm. d.! - t.
|, "TYddy! Taddy Frog, where are
syou2hsthe Twins heard him call out
when he reached the edge of the
puddle-pond. ooh, Cousin Taddy
Frog Mister Crane wants to speak
to yOu.r He's coming now"
. The next thing the Twins heard
was a plop and splash, and by the
time they reached the puddle-pond
there was nothing to be seen OF
Taddyi Frog but few rings of mud
dyf water swelling bigger and bigger
and slowly melting into nothing.
"Now, look what you've gone and
done!" shrieked Mister Crane, ar
irving just then, and folding up his
wings and unfolding his legs t
stand on. "Why did you tell him
that l wanted him. Didn't tell YOU
that you talked too much?"
"I'm ever, so sorry" whimpere,
Andy, "but l thought he'd wait. HI
hasn't very good manners, disap
pearing just when he knows com
pany's coming"
Nancy felt so sorry for the littl'
antelope that she spoke right up
'kou did exactly right" she said
petting his glossy head. "Miste
Crane wanted to eat Taddy, SO h
did, and you've saved his life"
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Mister Crane said nothing, but
looked very sultry.
do folks eat other folks?" Andy
asked in surprise.
'T'm sorry to say they do" said
Mister Gallop. even little ante
lope boys. Sniffer Ky-oty is very
fond Of antelope, and Mister Fox
and Grandaddy. Golden Eagle .alss.
You must 60 right back to your
mother until you know the world
better and can take care Of yourself.
Run along, now, up to the moun-
tains as fast as you can 60. But
listen! If anyone ever gets after
you, come right to me-"
Without a goodby, away ran Andy,
and he never stopped until he got
home.
Mister Gallop and Nancy and Nick
found their ponies and rode back to
the cave.
And there lay telegram address,
ed to the Twins.
"Dear Twins" it said. "Come back
at once. r.
"The Fairy Queen"
Ito Be Continued)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-26
Enderlin Plans
For Corn Show

Endcrlin, N. D., Sept 26--The COM
mercial men of Enderlin are planning
a big corn show to be held in En-
derlin on Discovery Day, which is
Friday, October IL. This will be ar
ranged to cover a. wide territory en-
bracing several townships in western
Cass, southern Barnes and about all
of Ransom county. 1t has been gen.
orally held that our business men
want to do something in a big way to
show their appreciation of the trade
that constantly comes to Enderlin,
and which patronage has enabled
this city to "earry on" while other
towns around us have slowed up or
lost great portion of their prestige
and trad0.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-26
LETTER RFOM LESLIE PRESCOTT
(CONTINUED)

(CONTINUED)
Some way, little Marquise, I have
so many things / want to get clear
in my mind. SO many things l must
tell to someone that ! seem to be
writing you letters all the time late
ly.
Ever since that night at the res
taurant, Jack has been SO queer. He
has been alternately in the highest
of spirits and down in the depths.
Junior has been quiet ILL.,, poor little
tad, and between him, my housework
and trying to keep Jack from explod-
ing, I haven't even had time to go
and have my beads restrung.
Since that night Jack has not
mentioned them. took them out of
my jewel case today, and, oh, how
beautiful they are. have never
seen any as lovely. They are perfect
ly matched and 50 milky white.
played they were real and had once
belonged to you.
I called up the manager of the res
taurant and asked him If the other
one had been found. He said it had
not, and so I guess shall be one
pearl bead short all my life. Perhaps
when take them down to the Jew
eler he may be able to match them.
The next day after we dined at
the restaurant, Ruth came over to
see me. Poor girl, she is very I'M
happy. Her husband is not only
spending most OF his time with
Edith Chapman. but he. is neglecting
his brokerage business, and besides,
Ruth confided to me. she thinks he
is gambling in stocks. He is SO
moody and irritabls..
Leslie" said Ruth solemnly, II
wonder, If man understands that
when he is unattentive and unkind
to his wife there is always another
man who is ready and willing to pay
her the attention he withholds 2"
Ruth, you don't mean" l began.
"That is exactly what l do mean"
she interrupted. IT am only human,
dear, and although ! think am as
good as any other woman, yet do
not believe that any wife can 60 on
still loyal to man who continually
makes her unhappy, even if that
man be the. one she has promised to
love and honor. II. she thinks he
does not love her any more and she
knows he is not honorable and some
other man tries to make her happy.
there is going to be trouble some
where.
Leslie, I don't know how to, say
| it to you, but wish you would warn
Jack against Harry. It is terrible
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-26
ean8l@,
- VsnE

thing when one finds that ones hus-
band is not fair in his business deal
ings." 70. ..,.--.-,. ~, ts,y1y:.
But Jack has no business deal
ings with Harry -, ~
"Are you sure? I heard him, tele
phoning Jack yesterday and | heard
him say, We'll, unless you want to
be sold out, old man, you will have
to come across with more margin"
l don't understand that, for Jack
really has no money to spend What
ever. He told me he spent his last
commission before he got it. sIFhope
he is not gambling in stocks. In the
first place, he has no money to do
it with, and in the second, if his firm
should find it out they would dis
charge him Immediately.
Copyright, 1923, NEA Service, Inc.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-26
Editorial Review


Senator BrOokhart's offer of his
profits on his excellent 24O acre
farm with an excellent crop Of
wheat, corn, and everything" as a
settlement of the suit brought
against him by e. T. Meredith
prompted the Mlscatine Journal to
make an investigation of this
holding, to which the Farmer-I4a-
Dor advocate makes such frequent
reference. This farm" the SEN
ator stated, carries a $4,000 joint
land bank mortgage and if he (Mr.
Incredibly will agree to pay the ex-
penses of operation, the interest
and the taxes, l will offer him the
whole job in settlement of his 30
cents" .-.-
The inquiring reporter discover
ed that the 240 acre farm is locat-
ed in Seventy-six township in Mus
catine county. It is included in the
No. 13 drainage district, the most
fought over reclamation project of
the middle west. Scott county
duck hunters will know the loca-
ton, when it is stated that it was
a part of the old Keokuk lake. In
a word, the colonel took fiier in
swamp land. About the only thing
1t was possible to raise in that
area few years ago was ducks.
Pond lilies and weeds were. the
only plant growths. True, the
area has been drained, hut It has
cost every land owner a lot Of
money. The reclamation was q
speculative venture, and, Judging
from the senator's admissions, not
q very successful one as far as he
YVES concerned. Sat
The land may 4tbe "the finest In
the land" but it's mostly water TO-
day. To quote the Journal:
1T is said on good authority that
. farmer digging q .posthole in this
particular region strikes wateI
when down two or three feet. This
land Is on a level With, the Mis-.
sdssippi river and asspxmping sta.
ton. is kept going constantly IN or
der to cake the drainage, water out
IW the ditch and empty. it Into tht
Muscatine slough. Water seeps
back up underground 4 from thu
river and the slough 70 such ar
Eextent that the Auba9ils : is always
soaked, understanding xhe expendi
tllre Of large amOupt OF money
IN order to keep the land. anywhere
dry 20 that It can be cultivated.
But what has this to do with Mr.
Bro khhrt's offer to Mr.. Meredith
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row, whereupon the mayor knocked
Gulke over, it is said.
While on the ground, Gulke is said
to have grabbed hold Of the mayors
legs and pulled him over. He was
knocked unconscious when his head
struck the ground
The mayor was carried into the
hotel, and his brother, James MUIR
ply, was summoned.
~ The brother is said to have gone
to Gulke's home, and knocked him
over. He also is said to have taken
a quantity of liquor from Gulke. He
arrested Gulke. apd Clancy later was
taken into custody.
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MANDAN NEWS
WORK ON STREET.
PAVING,BEGINS

Actual grading and construction
work on East Main street leading to
the dyke was commenced today by
employees of the Woodrich Construc-
ton company who unloaded u large
shipment of machinery and supplies,
during the early part of the week.
Stakes were being driven at the
conclusion of the cross sectioning
by City Engineer E. r. Griffin this
morning.
The contract for the government
aid section of the highway from the
dyke to q point beyond the under
pass of the Northern Pacific has not
yet been let due to delays in the U.
S. War department bureau of public
roads, but it il expected the author
ization will come soon.
z Mrs. F. S. Marshall of Livingston,
Mont, who is enroute to st. Paul
for visit stopped off between trains
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Dorfler.
Mrs. F.. wilde NJ Portland, Ore;
left yesterday Tor . visit with
friends and relatives in the east.
She has been visiting for the 4paSt
week at the home Of her grand.
daughter. Mrs. Oscar Zeamer Of the
city.
Mrs. E. II. cIjde and childreny. Of
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s. D. Governor DOns
Overalls, Sells Gas

Rapid City, S. D., Sept. 26.-Donn-
ing overalls, Governor McMaster and
corps of employees from the state
park, sold gasoline from the state
highway truck tank at the state fish
hatchery near here Monday morning
when local filling stations ignored
his ultimatum, given Saturday that
they should reduce from 20 to 18
cents or he would sell at sixteen.
Two hours of selling at 16 cents
brought results and gas is selling
for 10 cents cash at several stations
in the city with the battle still on
and some dealers still holding out at
20 cents.
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Shot Through Head
AS Gun ExplOdes

Fargo, Sept. 26.-Noral Elofsen,
aged IL, of Perham, Mimi, brother
of Miss Myrtle Elofsen, who is at
tending the Moorhead State Teach
ers college and living at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Gardner, in Fargo
was accidently shot in the head Mon
day.
He was playing with Quite Me
meyer, aged ID, in the Niemeyer
farmhouse, near Richville, Mimi, and
a 22 calibre rife in the hands of the
Niemey boy was accidently dis
charged, the bullet striking Moral in
the head. There is small hope of re-
covery.