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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
Nit LATHAM Moszkvaban? nta Henry Bsraud
(Folytatas.)

het egyebet. Moszkvanak egymil-
lio lakosa van es mindeAt lehet
csinalni egymillio olyan emberrel,
akinek egyedili gondja az, hogN
masnap nit fog enni, csak egyet
mem: megfosztani ct gyony0rok
illuziojatol. A duh0ngo remura-
lom idejen is nyitva hagytak a
soviet urai szinhazak kapuit ;
fekete kenyeret es mulatsagot ad-
TAX nepnek, S ICY aztan vala-
hogy tarthattak magukat. Es
most, hogy fegyelem kotelekei
lazulni kezdenek, kenyielenek fe-
herebb kenyeret es tobb mulatsa-
| got adni.
Sz6yal szep lassan egymasutan
itamadtak fel megsziint mulato-
helyek. Amikor pedig a nep zsor'
tolodni kezdett a mulat6k uJJa'
sziiletese Matt, akkor elorantot
tax a regi urJigyet, amelyet a mu
Ilatoz6kb6l el6k mindenfele repd
seer alatt sYigoru erkolcsl EN-
bcrek mellenek szegeznek:
4 = ff
4soly sok slnbernek a'dnak Ike
nyerct o lokalok =!
/ Ha valahol igaz, szazszorosal
iigaz Moszkvaban. Csak meg kel
nezni a Tycrszkajan az ejszaka'
4 Eltekintye a hatalmas vilaglt
i reklamkepektol, amelyek 1T hla
j nyeznak, az einber ait hihetp'
|hogy Parisban van, Plgalle-u'
caban. Az elet a sotetseg lcpl
alatt pezseg, arnyak tomege hu'
Alalnzik ! b fekete alakok egynla
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04

+ fejezetnek az is lehetne cl-
me: Montmarte :-Moszkva.
Mulatozas?
Igen, de nagyon szomoru, felel-
mes, alavalo mulatozas ez, dog
rovason levo elvhajhaszok lumpo-
lasa, akik olyan orszagban akar-
Jak atelni ujra a multat, ahol a
puszta visszaemlckezes is mar
biintett. Meg szorakozasnak sem
lchet nevezni. DE feltettem MA
gamban ,hogy mem szinezem ki a
dolgokat A teny az: valosaggal
erolkodnek az emberek. hogy ne
Ollie meg oket v0ros unalom, a
nfely sokkal lelek0lUbb a hires,
tortenelmi nevezetessegii hugenot-
ia unalomnal.''
DE szabad-e lumpolni" Moszk
vaban? Szabad, - ambar tilos.
Vegeredmenyben tiles minden mll
latozas. Azonban barokat MIN
den aldott este kinyitjak, kiveye
hctfot. Ezen napon is csak az
ert maradnak cspkya. merit a
hefo a jazz-bandek szoyjetje,
mex piheno napja
Megtiirik "lokalokat''
ezekben q fustos, alvilagi pincek
bsn, ahoya nem hatol be q nap
frny, negmaradtak a kilenc e'
el0tti kiikosegek, az a regi kline
zese a dolgoknak, amely a ear
liraloln idejet juttatja az embel
eszebe. s1 N
Hogyansl Is ezt tdri szoyje
uralom 4! Bizony tiiri. aligha 70
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
FARRELLI HIREK
TIZ ESZTENDO
Nagyszabasunak igerkezik az Ell
SO Magyar Bs. Egylet jubileumi
bankettje.

November 13.-an,< szombaton
delben a German Homeban egyiitt
lesz'a magyarsag szine- java azon
a jubileumi banketten, melyet tiz
ewes fennallasa alkalmabol rendez
farrelli Elso Magyar Bs. Egy-
let.
A diszebed irant szokatlanul
Macy erdekl0des mutatkozik, az
aldasos 6s hasznos, emberbarati
munkslkodast kifejt6 egylet min
den tagja oft lesz. De megjelene-
siiket megigertek mindazok, akik
.cgy magyar egylet fejlodeset
gyarapodasat orommel n6zik 5
szivvel-lelekkel2 reszt akarnak
kerni jubileumb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
AMERIKAI ES A KUKORICA
EES

Az els0 kukoricat mintegy 800
cvvel ezel0tt termeltek Amerika-
ban, amikor az osi indianok ra-
jottck, hogy kukoricat konnyii
termelni es nagyon alkalmatos az
ehseg csillapitasara. Ez korai
mez0gazdasagi miiyelet, ami ke-
s0bb az egesz amcrikai kultura
alapjait vetette meg, igen erde-
kes el6adas targyat alkotta mi
nap washington Carnegie In
stitutc Ielott. ahol DIR. Sylvanus
G. Morley tartott rola eloadast.
A kukorica, amt az indianok-
roI Indian Corn-nak neveztek ell,
allitolag meg koraibb keletii es
az eredete oman valo, hogy ket
vad n0venyt kereszteltek az indi-
anok es abbol lett mai kukorl-
| ca A tud6sok AIT hiszik, hogy ez
ket vadon termo noveny theo-
sinte Is az, ugynevezett sorghum
volt. Noha a kukorica fajok mind
ket sziil6 novenVi sajatsagait ma
gukban hordjak, az ujabb kiser-
letek, hogy a ket novenyt, az H.
dianokat utanozva ismet kereszte2
EEK Is hasonlo eredmenyt efjenek
Tel, mindeddig nem sikeriiltek.
.Mikor a nomad nepfajok elo
| sz0r kezdtek termelni a sziikseg
leteiket, lie kellett hogy telepedJe
nek a foldjeik mellett es ahelyet
hogy naponta jartak volna a mil
dennapi- ennival6t' beszerezni, el
raktaroztak felesleget es onnal
meritettek, amikor enni akartak
egyben maraIdt fdejiik ARA is
hogy az elet magasabbrendu dol
gaival foglalkozzanak. Icy ha
lladt "a civilizaci6 a foldmiiyeles
lsel kar0ltve. A f0ldtani kutata
sok AIT mutatjak, hogy nyugat
lfoldreszen, ahogy a korai civil
zaci6 fejlodott, lakossag fotap
llaleka kukoricza volt. DIR. Nor
ley kimutatja, hogy a Maya CIV
llizacio lassu pusztulasa nagyresz
Iannak volt tulajdonithato, hogy
llsuklio,rr,ica termelast = fokozstosa
leleitettek. "A megelhetes nagy ar
akkor is ug,, funkcionalt. mir
manapsag.
A mexikoi kukorica termeles
Pueblo videk8r6l mintegy 6t exc
,,evvel ezelott indlllt eszakra azol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
BOR MELLETT
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= -, .ss,,noe cob,
Igaz, hogy nekem sohse volt BORON.
Az apamnak meg mindlg volt oora'
Pince nalam is mindig volt ngyan'
s nagynak is eleg 10 nagyocsKa Voit'
Csakhogy en- oft tuzelo szenet
Tartottam mindig, apam meg Dorb'
,. : s..no4 10
~. -..,s
Kivalt, ha zug a tell fergeteg
S kover pelyhekben hulldoga no.
Kalyham iiyenkor hogyha dudorasz'
S mellette enyhen suit ram a meieg'
Hosszl, maganyos cstek ideJen
Elalmodozni ANIMAL is lehet
.,.. = houu s,,s,y
.As '. 80. 80, :, +ahhst sr.
De az erkolcse tiszta hofeher,
Csalardul senkit bahia mem kever'
Felaldozza mas javaert magat,
A leghidegebb, rossz id6ben is
A legmelegebb, a legjobb barat.
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g . '10f0ees' s 49, :. ,r.n .,e,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04

Hiss I'D Jldl SlLuuuo ouS al O. Ga
Es lit a korabban kelo nap fenye
ben az ejszaka szepeinek arcara
csak keseriiseg vonalai rajzolod
max, szemtik semmibe nez, szi-
neik elfakulnak. Meg sem kezdod
dott a mulatsag, mar vege; elliott
reggel. Parisban Blanche-te-
rem reggel nyolc orakor meg frls-
sen nevetgelo lumpok csapatai
portyaznak L..
Az iztvoszcsikok, kis kocsik,
amelyeket az iment csak patko-
csattogasuk nyoman seJthettunk,
megjelennek hatalmas szamban a
vidam vilagossag hattereben. A
parok cigarettazva olelkeznek a
kocsiban, lovak neklvagnak az
utnak, keresztiil-kasul, a kocsl-
sok mind orditoznak. A boltok ku
sz0b6n alv6 ejjeli orok felebred-
mex.
Nehanv munkas komor es elme-
lriilt arccal halad ell. Bizonyara en-
Inek botranyos allapotnak ma
gyarazatat keresi nepblztosok
legut6bbi beszedeiben S mlvel
mem talalja, gyiil0lkodve nez We
! gig a ziill0tt lumpokon S ROSA
szin ruhaba olt0zott holgyeiken.
! Most meg koldusok Jonnek. De
milven koldusok A sz0rnyek zsak
ia kilyukadt, a remmesek vara-
max kapuja kinyilott lakoi elon-
[ tik a Tverszkajat. Sirankoznak.
siirgetik az embert, karomkod-
max. Els maid hogy mulatozok
zsebeben mem turkalnak.
= Csak cgy l1opeket, aldott lde
gen! Valamicsket, ennivalora, ba'
: tyuska t..
A f0meg szetoszlik, lassan Ell
, think. = az 81 kuvikjai jobbra, q
petrovszkyi fasorba' fordulnak.
Il A Trubnaja-terre 6rkeziink, q
hol ket pivnij van, amelyet tol
vai-n6p latogat. S0tet lebuJok, q
melyekben voros tolvajnyelve'
: beszelik ahol azol tronolnak, &
: xix minden haborut es forradal'
mat epsegben megusznak.
lit yer0dik ujra 0ssze kuldus
, csapat. lit batorkodik nekl al
ostromra. A vacsorakra jaro mol
iiedten dobnak oda nehany bron
rarast. Penz kell nekik. Az e
@ sz0rnyei lit bukkannak fel a lie
: bujok kesz0bens szembe for
a dulnak sz6kehaju tarsnoikkel. K
: jott rcggel. 0ntozik az utcaka'
J A rend0r0k posztjaikon setalnaf
il De koldusok ok0llel fenyege
+ tik meg a kormany baratjalna
vendegeit es orditanak torkuk sza
k kadtab6l:
k Mi, a koldusok, mi fogJn
II megcsinalni az igazi forradalma
u mi csinaljuk maid meg, batyus
k kan, az igazit! valodit...
J. (FolytatJu Juk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04

/
tatlanul sok kocsis larmajanak ko
zepette, mialatt Walpurgis 0sszes
lovai visszhangz6 pataikat az I'LL
! lokent zengo utcakovezethez. ver-
desik
De valami zord demon uralko-
dix a bal felett. TIT is, mint az
egesz szovjet-birodalomban, me-
vetes halott; az embernek AIT
kell hinnie, hogy magukkal Wit
TEX sirjukba az oregek, diihtol
es ehsegt6l osszeaszott karJaik
koz0tt. Csak lit lehet latni meg
magyarazhatatlan csodat, embere-
ket, akik lereszegednek, de az ar
cukon k6szobor hidegsege i'll. Icy
aztan a korhely emberben van
valami tragikus nagysag. Lesuj-
to es zord KEEP!
Semml sem termeSZeteSebD,
mint hogy egy parisi ember We
gigiarja mindezeket "lokalo-
kat. lamar meg lehet cslnalnl
a k0rutat. AZ egyetlen mulato-
hely (amely mas negy1edben van
ugtan, de azert nagyon k0zel(, a
Ihol politikusokkal S kommunls-
tia part ielentosebb embercivel ia
llalkozni lehet, a Bar. Nagyon
divatos lokal, meg MedvedJ
! Ca Medve), ahova a legszebb mosz
lkovita felvilagi holgyek jarnak
Il a "Praga'', amely bizarr fenyha'
!, Itasairol hires, "Kuruzsok "a
Il kor), ahova csak Tbemutatas
utian lehet bejutni. A "Filipov
y yal6sagos nagyIzeme a reszeges
g. ked6snek, hatalmas, tagas, de DIS
: telen hclyiseg, szeles, mint vala
: mi p yau d vari butte :
y mint valami palyaudvari bllffe,-
+ lyad zenekar rezes hangJai JaJon9
lnalS. a pincer elvtarsak sorrel on
p tik lie a vendegek nadragJat
= Imulatoz6k joreszt gunyolodo mul
kasok, nyugtalan idesenek, moz
! dulatlan titkosrendor0k. A Szat
!. |Ermitazs'' az a hely, ahol fel'g
2. meddig a Champs-Elystes-n erez
Il heti magat az ember.
E !Majdnem minden ilyen "lokal
ba" tiz-husz l6pcsofokon at Jut |
l. az ember. A pincehelyiseg tolot'
II f0ldszinten van biifft, szoka
D SOS kilonb0z6 "felvagottak "-ka
amelyeket ejjel-nappal mlndl
szivesen fogyaszt--az corosz. Jof- i
y meriiik 6ltet. Azok ciganyok,
d Xix ell tudtak menekillnl Moszi
yabol, Konstantinapolyban, ~
=, maban, Berlinben yannak es I;
~ risban. a Douai-lltcaban. Vonofk;
:, az cmber idegcin huzgalJak,
mintha valosaggal konnycznene
hepediiik. Amt csinalnak, anna
~ apuyi k0ze van a zenehez, NH
Il cpv fakir egbemenetelenek
ayiatikahoz. Kifejezhetetlcnne
latszo, ordongos es epedo hang
kat sz6laltatnak meg. Az emb'
II erzi, hogy milyen hatassal LEM
ez ga balsorsot szlntc elvezo
: oroszra, nyolcesztendcl szoVJe
y uralom utan.
Egyik helyen ugyanaz ke
mint a masikon. Olyan feler
il vagy meghatott parok, hogy szi
let te kirobbannak belolHk az err
el. SEX A zene bug es reszket. Mi
sN den asztalnal egy hajtasra horp
yet tik XII a POLAR allami vodkat.
ok A szemek revedeznek. Egy..
RAJ koriil ket, harom, negy, sot
a ferfi i'll eek az cmberck cdt
it; Ikes diihvel neznek farkasszem
i'd - Kell vodka, elytarsg
la - Paranrsolnak cigarett;
Es kedveseim? - kerdezi egy ore
kei asszony es eskiidni mernek II
fe- hogy tegnap ejJel meg par
sa- Place Blanche-on lattuk OF.
A lanyok asztaluknal ulnt
IAN Tame ninosen. Mereszen es n
to- yul neznek a ferfiak szemebe !
or musziirke szemiikkel, amelyn
ia meken azur-fenyii gyemantocs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04

zsekkel, akik a mexik6i obol par
jain telepedtek le egy kisse kora
ban. Ellis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04

.ra a videkekre, ahol most az
Egyesult Allamok vannak, val6-
sziniileg- egy id6ben Maya tor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04

kedyeseim? - kerdezi egy Greg
asszony es eskiidni mernek rea,
hogy tegnap ejjel meg a parisl
Place Blanche-on lattuk ot.
A lanyok asztaluknal ulnek
lTanc ninesen. Mereszen es mai
lyul neznek ferfiak szemebe ha-
m,lsziirke szemiikkel, amelynek
meMen azur-fenyii gyemantocska
lcsillog. Jonnek kueseberek, sze
lrencsc-malacokkal, tejsiiriiscgme
lroikkel es mindenfajta fantasztl
|kus portekaval. Senki sem neyet
i Egy ejjel q MedyedJben valam
ireszeg nemet kanallal kezdte yer
mi fox -trott taktusat. Mindenk
felugrott helyerol. A nemet ha
mar abbahagyta az artatlan m'l
llatsaget Is az iddogalo vendegel
megint belemeriilhettek lcvert
stglk fura elvczesebe. 4
Felharomkor napfeny koszont
az embert az utcan. Hyenkor hal
nalodik Is .szep. zoldes yilagossaI
ont el mindent. Ez legszebb
moszkyai lumpolasban, az ejsza
sskai szineknek ez d vegyulese
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-14
NEGR0'S SUIT
FOR DAMAGES
is DISMISSED
Interstate Commerce Com.
mission Drops Case For
Want of Jurisdiction

Washington, May i4-(Ap)-Thc in
tcrstate commerce commission has
dismissed for want Of Jurisdiction a
long fought case involving the ac
commodations furnished to negroes
aboard passenger trains.
Dr: E. Crosby, negro. sought $780,
vOO damages for alleged failure Of the
81: Louis.San Francisco railway and
others to furnish him and negro pas.
scngcrs in general the same train
and station. privileges as afforded to
white passengers.
Allegations of undue prejudice
against negroes, the commission said,
were not shown with sufficient def
nitencss to warrant the entry Of an
order. 1t was added that the commits
SION had no jurisdiction tosaward
punitive or exemplary damages.
Crosby charged that in addition TO
failure of the roads to give him ac-
commOdations similar to those accord
cd the whites, Pullman accommoda-
tons were refused him and that in
other ways he was subjected to un-
reasonable regulations in violation OF
the interstate commerce act.
The railroads declared the allcga-
TONS. even If true, did not constitute
violations Of the act.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-14
Jurors Picked For
Spring Court Term

Sheriff Albin Hedstrom. County
Auditor Frank Johnson and County
Treasurer G. l.. Spear this morning
drew the list Of petit jurors to serve
at the spring term Of district court
in Burlcigh county. The court term
will open on Tuesday. June !. at 10
a. M. with Judge Fred Jansonius on
the bench, but the jurors will not be
summoned TO appear until Monday.
June Z, ut 1880 p. nj.
The 40 men selected for jury duty
at this term are: Chas. w. Noon,
Wilton: l.. L. Malard, Bismarck; Rcu-
ben johnson, wilton; Alfred Burk-
hart, Bismarck: VIM. Barncck. Bis
marck; Geo. Marley. Mckenzie; John
A. Stewart, Bismarck; Mrs. Il. G.
Marchant, Wing: Alfred Arneson,
Arena: NJ. Sanders, Bismarck Adam
Herdebu, Baldwin: Seth Il. Gyldcn,
Wing; Geo. Kusch. Sterling; {. a.
Swanson. Driscoll; Grant Palms.
Arena; Oscar Swenson, Bismarck; j.
S. Swanson, Braddock; Walter Peter
son, Bismarck; John Clark. Bis
marck; Nels Aim. Wilton; f. II. L..
Vcsperman, Bismarck: II. c. Raschc.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-14
BERNICE SCOTT
DIES SUDDENLY
THIS MORNING
Autopsy Fails to Reveal Cause
Of Death-Chemical An.
alysis to Be Made

Miss Bernicc Alberta Scott, "a, died
very suddenly at 1880 this morning
at the home Of her brother, 1l16 Main
street, and an autopsy performed this
forenoon failed to disclose the cause
Of death or to give any clue to a
probable cause. Drs. Rex Gfaber
and L. W. Larson were the examining
physicians.
Miss Scott attended "No, No,
Nanette." at the city auditorium last
night and later went to q restaurant
where she ate sandwich and drank
2 cup Of coffee, according TO the
friend who accompanied her. She ar
rived at the home of her brother
about $3.50. When her brother, who
Is employed nights at the 500 round
house. arrived home shortly after 4
o'clock, he heard Che girl moaning
and found her unconscious. While
awaiting the arrival Of a physician
neighbors were aroused and attempts
made to revive her. The girl died
before the arrival of the doctor.
A chemical analysis Of the contents
of the girls stomach will probably
be made before the coroner's inquest
Is held. according to County Coroner
E. J. Gobel.
Miss Scott is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Scott Of Regain. In
addition to her parents she leaves
six brothers, Clarence and Marion Of
the home address; Clifford, Carl and
Grant. Bismarck; Tom, Shawano,
Wis. three sisters, Mrs. Charles Lang
ford. Oregon City. Orc; Mrs. J.
Fisher, Regain; Miss Mary Scott, Re.
gan.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-14
Capital City Track
Meet tOvBe Held in
Bismarck Tomorrow

At least 100 entrants in the Capital
City track meet, representing Ii
schools in this section lof the state
will be in Bismarck tomorrow for the
annual district event. Two more en-
tries were received today. in addition
to those previously published
Wishck has entered Edwin Krien and
w. Hcringer. while Washburn has
made the following entries: W. FAIL
gren, H. Skaley. L. Nicnson. A. John
son. N. Dahlbotten. A. Grothc, NJ
Grothe, r. Johnson, w. Krenmeycr
and K. Nygard.
The track meet will be staged at the
track is in first class condition. Four
teen events are on the days program.
including l0O-yard. 220-yard and 44O-
yard dashes. one-half mile and mile
races, 40 high hurdles. 220 low hurd-
les, broad jump, high jump. pole vault.
javelin. deus, shot put and half
mile relay.
Preliminaries in all the events.
with the exception Of the 4iO-yard
dash. half-mile and mile races and
the half-nlilc relay, will be run off
during the forenoon. beginning at
$3.50. Finals will begin at 1880 and
will be completed before 6 o'clock.
Judge W. S. Cassctman has been
named marshal Of the day.
At 6 o'clock all entrants in the meet
and the coaches from the various
schools will be guests Of the Bismarck
Association Of Commerce at banquet
to be served in the Presbyterian
church iinipp room. II. +. Goddard.
secretary of the Association of Com
MERGE, will preside as toastmaster at
q program of short talks following
the dinner, and will also present the
medals to the winners of the days
events. Spencer Boise and Supt. J. {.
Gould of Mandan will be the principal
speakers. Group singing will be led
by H. J. Ducmcland.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-14
HAUCEN ADMITS HIS FARM RELIEF
PLAN MEANS HIGHER FOOD PRICES

The Iowan did, indeed, say the con.
sidcrations referred to above, would
act as brake on the advance, But
to be frank" he conceded, 1--WE as
sumo the bill will raise the cost of
living"
Just how stiff the increase will be
Haugcn admits he can't tell. That's
one of the things about protective
tariff that it's mighty hard to dope
out in advance, and a protective tariff
is what Haugen's aiming at--a pro-
tcctivc tariff, in reverse.
The manufacturers protected by q
tariff. Labor's protected by immi.
grafton restrictions.
Farmer Needs Protection
The farmers protected by nothing
at all.
He has to buy in highly protected
market, at fancy prices. He has ia
sell in a wide open market, for whist
he can get.
The kind of protection that manu-.
featuring and labor profit by would
not do the farmer any good.
Foreign competitions what manu-.
featuring and labor arc afraid of and
the tariff wall and immigration re-
strictions shut it out. What bothcrs
the farmer is that he produces lot
more than the whole United States
can cat up. The price Of what there's
too much Of always is low.
The farmer exports all he can but
Europc's too poor to be good GUS
toner. Agriculture needs some way
Of boosting its products prices here
at home.
The Plan
Haugcn plans to have the govern
mcnt take tho American farmers SUR
plus off his hands every year, at
prices in proportion to tho prices of
manufactures and of labor.
With no surplus to undcrbid him,
the farmer can put up his rates to
the public in this country.
The government will have unload
cd the surplus abroad, in the mean
time. Probably it will have done
1t at loss but It will straightcn that
out with the farmer later on.
That's the Haugcn plan. Yes, it
will increase the cost of living, he
agrees, but he says it's got to be done
or agriculturc's ruined, and when it's
ruined, so is everybody else. :.
The presidential attitude is that
the schemes economically un-
sound"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-14
Passage of New Gas
Tax Measure Would
Repeal Present Law

Passage Of the initiated measure to
give North Dakota Il two-cent gas
tax will repeal the old one.ccnt tax
the attorney generals office held to-
day in an opinion to Governor a. G.
Sorlie.
The executive asked for a ruling
following reports that many persons
believed the twO-cent tax would be
in addition to the present tax, making
the total state tax three cents gal
Ion.
1T is the opinion Of this office that
if the proposed initiated measure IS
enacted into law it will effect re-
peal of the onc-cent tax upon gasO-
line, leaving but a two-ccnt tax there
on" said John Thorpe, assistant at
torney general, in his letter TO the
governor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-14
ADVERTISEMENT ron nrDs
ROAO Cir DING M-NRk

Sealed bids for road grading work
between sections 26 and IS and be :
tween sections % and So. all in
Gibbs Township and between sec
tions 20 and 35, - and -. rs and 35
and 25 and So. all in Sterling Town
ship and between sections 80 and
81, % and 32 and 20 and 80, all In
Driscoll Township, will be received
by tho Board Of County Commission
crs Of Burleigh County, North Da-
kOta, until ~ O'Clock. June end,
1926. Plans and specifications are
on file in the office Of the County
Auditor or may betObtained from the
County Surveyor
Each bidder must accompany his
bid with Il certified check for five
per cent Of the full amount bid, pay
able to the order OF Edward q. Pat
terson. Chairman of the Board. as
a guaranty that the bidder will. II
successful. enter into and execute a
contract, with bond for the full
amount bid.
The Board Of County Commission
ers reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
by order of the Board of County
Il
FRANK J. JOHNSON,
Is County Auditor.
(5-l4-21 and cSD
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-14
Hagen Must Show
Reasons For Not
Dropping Appeal

An order to show cause why his
appeal from the judgment Of c0nvic-
ton should not he dismissed has
been issued by the supreme court. in
the case Of II. J. Hagen, sentenced
to the pcnitcntiary for receiving de-
posits in the Scandinavian-Ameri
can Bank Of Fargo when he knew it
to be insolvcnt. The order was made
rcturnab!c May *. Unless Hagen Of
fers evidence supporting a contention
that tho sentence should not be car
ricd out his last avenue Of escape will
he closed and he will be forced to
serve his term. At last reports mere
Hagen was said to be somewhere on
the Pacific coast.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-14
Two More Sets of
Stolen Harness Are
Returned to Owner

Two more sets of stolen harness
were recovered and returned to their
owner yesterday by Sheriff Albin
Hcdstrom. Fred kukuk Of Judson
came to Bismarck and told the
sheriff that two sets Of harness were
taken from his place on the night Of
April %. Accompanied by Mr.. kukuk,
Sheriff Hcdstrom visited one place in
Bismarck and another near Regain,
where it had been reported that Frank
Roberts had sold harness recently,
and the Judson man identified his
property. One set was found ut each
place.
Roberts recently pleaded guilty TO
grand larceny in Cass county district
court. after he had been charged with
stealing harness in that vicinity, and
was sentenced to serve seven years
in tho state pcnitcntiary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-14
178-POund Sturgeon
Taken From Lake at
Detroit, Minnesota

Detroit, Minnesota, May 14.-LR)--
A sturgeon weighing 178 pounds, be-
licved to be the largest ever taken
in Minnesota waters, was placed on
exhibition here today.
The fish was caught by an Indian
boy, Frank LcQuicr. in one of the
Detroit lakes May II. 1t was strand
cd on shallow bar, the boy said, and
was unable to get back into the lake.
Believing it to be too far gone to
recover, the boy and his brother kill
cd it with an axe and tuggcd it into
shore.
The sturgeon is so.called "pig-
shouted" fish and this variety is
nearly extinct. 1t is unlawful to take
them in Minnesota.