davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
falyasolja kaEosan hagy mem.
irashelileg k0t0tt iiEletek rendsze-

falyasolja kaEOsan s hagy mem
irashelileg kot6tt iiEletek rendsze-
rint mem is siirgosek. Komoly aka
dalyoz6i voltak vasutaknak
konkurrensek is.
A Siegner Intelligenzblatt lap
peldaul 1833-ban "Orszagos jo-
let' elm alatt elesen kikel va
suit ellen; tamadasa abbol indult
XII, hogy vasutak sok vasgyar Eel
allitasat fogjak eredmenyezni, a
mi aztan a siegeni vasnflvek bu-
kasat fogja maga utan vonni.. Els
tenyleg, siegeni keriiletben az
els6 vaspalya csak % ev mulva
nyilt meg. Hamburgban az Elbe
hajozast feltettek vasutakt6l.
Fuvarosok, korcsmarosok, kova-
csok altalaban ellene voltak a vas
utnak, inert ekzisztenciajukat fel-
tettek tole; sot az ertelmes hiva-
talnokok nagyresze is, akik ru-
ha es egyeb sziiksegletek dra agu-
lasaval szamoltak.
| 1S26-ban .Elberfelden egy vas
utepitesi tervezet mar keszen ALT
a megval6sulashoz, de tizenket-
tedik 6raban a hatosag megtaead-
ia hozzajarulast. 183OIban Steele
es Bohnwinkel koz0tt mar kesz
volt a vaspalya, a kocsik is, ami
kor a hat6sagok hirtelen g0z-
mozdony6k muk0deset betiltot-
! tax a tarsulat mem tehetett egye
| bet, mint 'hogy mar kesz kocsi-
Fkat loerovel vontatta. Amikor az
akkori poroszorszagi penziigymi
nisztert, Concrint megkerdeztek
/ hogy mi a velemenye a vasutr6l
1 ait felelte, hogy az lido meg mem
erett meg ARA S el6g lesz, hi
maid 100 ev mulva fog a g6zmoz
dony jarni.
1Iyen es hasonl6' okokbol az aka
dalyok egesz hegye lett emelvc ;
vasutenites ele S a vilagosfeju en-
bereknek igazan Macy faradsa
gukba keriilt az akadalyokon tu
tenmi magukat. Vegre is gy6zot
a tudatlansagon es pesszimizmu
son tudas es akarat, a vasu
nelkiil0zhetetlen szallitasi eszko
re lett az eletnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
LEVAGTA A MENYASSZoNYA
oRRAT, HoGY MAS FERF1 NE
NEZZEN RIA.

Nyitrany Pozsonyi Ferenc "a
ewes munkas megtamadta barat-
n0jet, a % ewes Brudza Maria
cseledleanyt es mielott az megle-
peteseb0l magahoz teri volna, bal
kezevel megfagta leany orrat, a
iobb kezeben tartott beretvaval
pedig lenyisszantotta, ugy hogy
az orraval egyutt felso alkat is le-
yagta. A sikoltasra 0sszeszaladt ia
ro-keloknek, akik az erosen verzo
leanyt lattak, elso gondjuk me-
rcnyl0 f6rfi iild0zese volt, ami 81
keriilt is: merenyl0t r0videsen
atadtak a szolgalattev6 rend5r
mex. Csak mikor a mentok a hely-
szinere erkeztek, ke11tek leva-
gott orrot keresni. Meg is talaltak
AIT az utica poraban.
Az eszmeletlen leannyal egyutt
bevittek klinikara az orrot is,
ahol AIT azonnal f0lVarrtak regi
helyere. ketseges azonban, hogy
az operacio sikeres lesz-e. A nyo-
mozas megallapitotta, hogy a sze-
reImi drama Okla feltekenyseg. A
ferfi velemenye szerint a leany -
akinek komolyaA udvarolt - ka-
Ger termeszeti volt es exert tobb-
seer megfenyegette, hogy levagja
az orrat, hogy mas ferfiak ne nez-
zenek rea. Pezsonyi kihallgatasa-
kor eloadta, hogy mem kesziilt a
nieaenyletre es tulaj jdonkepen mem
is tudja, hogy nit csinalt. Beszel-
getes k0zben megint kacerkodni
latta a leanyt es csak ARA emlek-
silk, hogy we're az agyaba szallt.
Erdekes, hogy amikor a leany az
eperaci6 utan magahoz teri, else
szava ez volt:
Most mar ell fog-e venni a
Ferenc..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14

"A lefixet6se utan a kivalasxtott CO.
LUMBIA vagy VICTOR besz6l6-
g6pot $zonnal hazahox sz&Ihtjuk. A
fennmaraut 0sszeg, konnyu torleszt6sre.
Columbia, Victor es Odeon magyar
lemezek 0sszes szamai alland6an kappa.
t6k:
RESS MUSIC STORE,
(Szemben Pennsylvania allomassal)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14

Michigan, Indiana - Chic ALA
mohban.
AIT allitjak, hogy .minden en-
Der eleg er6s anyagilag ARA, hogy
automobile tarthasson ebben az
orszagban es yal6ban ez az allitas
mem esik messze a valosagtol. Van
legalaIbb is so kulomb0z5 gyart-
manyu kocsi, aminek az ara 1000
dollaron alul van. A Ford, a Chey
rolet, az Overland, stb. A gyaro-
sok k0nnyi reszletfizeteseket is
elfogadnak, hayi vagy heti t0rlesz-
tesekkel. (FLIS)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
ELADo HAzAI INGATLAN

Kisvardan (Szabolcs m.) a Sza-
badsag utica /. szamus haz, mely
kitiino karban van, mellekepiile-
tekkel olcson elad6. A telek 337
n egy 20 g o / nagyseagu. A
Szabadsag utcat azel6tt Doghe ut
canak neveztek, az elad6 haz szem
ben van "a kereszttel. Reszletekkel
szolgal: Tacsik Ferencne, 979
Warren Ave-, Niles, Ohio.
(1, 2)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
AZ AUTOMOBILE IPAR

Mikor Ellwood Haynes, go
nelkiili kocsi'' feltalaloja el6szor
tolta ki a furosa kis jarmiivet az
uccara, 1894 juliusaban, bizonya-
ia mem almodott r6la, hogy mi
lyen hatalmas iparra fejl6dik va
laha az o talalmanya. Mikor par
honappal ezel6tt meghalt, ebben
az orszagban minden hat-het en-
berre esett egy-egy automobil.
Viszont ami a gyorsasagot illeti,
mem igen lehet a mai autot ossze-
hasonlitani kezdetleges jarmii-
vel. Az utobbi orankenti hat mer-
foldes gyorsasagra volt kepes, mig
ma mar a versenytereken, az ele-
tiiket kockaztat6 versenyzok, $50
merfoldnyi sebesseggel is hajta-
max.
Mem regen egy washington je-
lentes arrol adott hirt, hogy ma
mar osszesen 17,716,7o9 automo-
bill van az Egyesiilt Allamokban
regisztralva, ami annyit jelent,
hogy az automobil ipar els0 he
lyen all minden mas ipari cikkel
szemben. K0nyveket lehetne irni
az auto ipar fejBdeser6l, mi azon-
ban csak egy par apr6 adatot So
rolunk fel, hogy neAli betekintest
nyujtsunk ebbe az 6riasi ipari fe;
l6desbe.
Az auto ipar csak nemregen
gyozte lie legnagyobb versenytar-
sat, a vas es acelipart, az els6-
segert folyo versenyben. Tobb
mint harom milli6 embert foglal-
koztat manapsag az automobil
lpar, kozvetve yagy kOzvetleniil
es az evi termeles elszallitasara
t0bb mint ketmillio yasuti teher
kocsila volna sziikseg. Mem kell
kilon hangsulyozni, hogy ez a fej
lodes mesebe lilo gyorsasaggal
ment vegbe. Az 1894.-ik esztendo-
ben az eyi termeles 0sszesen 4 llo-
csi volt, mig k0vetkez6 evben
mar 25-ot gyartottak. A rak0vet-
kezo esztend0ben mar 100 kocsi
p0fekelt a foldteken IS 1897 ben
mar volt vagy 1000 darab. 1916
ban mar meghaladta milli6t,
misneln tavaly, 1924 ben, t6bh
mint 3,50O,OOO kocsi kerllt XII az
automohil gyartas teren. A vilas
termelesenek 80 szaMleka innen
kerllt ki. Franciaorszag a legk0z.
yetlenebb versenytarsunk, meg.
sem termelt t6hbet mint 145, ,0Of
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
APR6 HIRDETESH

$500 keszpenzzel farmat vehet,
becserelhet6 varosi ingatlanert,
vagy telekert. Sok farma koz0ft
valaszthat, 10-t6l 300 akerig. Meg
bizhato iigyn0k0k felvetetnek.
Valley Land & Construction Co.,
Union Trust Bldg, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
Sz4x laxTEND0s
A vAsuTI G0ZMOzDoNY

MIataJu ellndult es pedlg, Ang-
lia aoln, a Observation-Disclosures
va,palyan. Ennek "a vasutnak az
akEori fit6je 1904ben halt meg
r S ftit0 koraban elIgha gondolt ar
ra, hogy a vasut sZaz ev mulva
milo milli0 embernek ad maid
keayeret es hogy a vasntvonalak
ho2sza 100000 kilom6terre -
Fold es Hold koz0tti tavolsag ket
szeresere = fog n6vekedni be-
fektetesiik erteke korulbeliil 30
milliard dollar lesz.
Hogy a vasutak megnyitasaval
kozlekedes t0keletess6ge es fej-
lettsege. mily oriasi mertekben
nyomult elo, AIT az akkor elG em-
berek konnyen lathattak egy kis
becsiiletes osszehasonlitasbol is.
inert peldaul a tizenkilencedik
szazad elejen Philadelphia Bal
timore k0z0tt buza- es kukorica-
foldeken bonyolitottak lie az uta-
East nehany angol mertf0ld-
nyi utazas alatt kocsisnak t0bb
sz0r kellett hatra kialtani az uta-
soknak, hogy jobbra vagy balra
hajolj jsnak, inert kiil0nben XII fog
max borulni.
Europaban sem voltak kiil0n-
bek az utak, azerti OFT is az uta-
zas sokszor rettenetes volt. Ne
mely .utakon 1O-15 lovat kellett
bcfogni kocsiba Magyarorsza
gon Brass6tol Pozsonyig, ket he
tlg tartott az utazas, tehat elkep-
zelhet6, hogy honatyaknak, te-
llintetes Karok es Rendeknek. a
sok helyiitt arvizes Tiszantulr6l
a pozsonyi dietakra mennyi ideig
tartott az utazasuk, hany foead6
elott kellett megallani - "fui.
tatni >. Magyarorszagon 1916 ju.
llus 15-en indult meg Pest es Vac
koz0tt az elso vonat hatvan 6y
mulva Magyarorszag mar 20 ezer
kilometernyi a Fold keriilete
mex a fele = vasuti halozattal di.
csekedhetett. Nemetorszagban az
elso g0zmozdony 1S35-ben indul,
ell.
Nemetorszagrol szolva, erdekes.
mex tartjuk megemliteni, hogy eb
ben a mar akkor is magas kultu
raju orszagban mennyi ellenz6it
volt vasutnak mennyi aka
dalyt kellett legyozni, amig az G
SO vasut megepiilt es az elso moz
dony elindult. Ma nevetiink fo
lott, de akkor a vasut ellenzoit k,
nlolyan vettek, annyira komolyan
hogy oft vasutak megnyitas;
miattuk szenvedett kesedelmet.
bajor fels0 orvosi kollegium pei
dlul kijelentette, hogy gozko
csivalSSSalo k0zlekedest minde,
aron meg kell akadalyozni, es pc
dig azert, inert vonat irama =
ezen tekintelyes tUNdomanyos tes
tlllet nezete szerint az utasok
nal agyrazkodast fog okozni, mes
pedig "a szakvelemeny szerin
hetsegteleniil =. Ugyancsak ell
mex testiiletnek a velemenye szl
rint mar a vonat puszta rohanas;
is meg fog orjiteni sokakat, azer
AIT ajanlotta, hogy a vaspalyai
mindket oldalrM magas deszkake
ritesscl legyenek nez6k elSl e1
zarva Mikor pedig Leipzig &
Drezda kozott a vasuti palyat egy
alaguton keresztiil kellett meg
tpiteni, szaszorszagi oryosok ez
helytelenitettek, inert szerintiik ;
legnyomas hirtelen valtozasa elite
,ebb egyenekael konnyen guta
iitest fog okozni. De nemcsak or
yos6k, hanem nemzetgazdaszok i
kifogasokat emeltek a vasutak el
len.
Amikor Friedrich List, aki a VI
sutepites mellett legnagyobl
agitaciot fejtctte ki, a leipzigi Po
litz tanart, koranak egyik legki
valobb nemzetgazdasxat az akci6
haz yal0 eSatlak DyAsra as erlxn|
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
5ocsit AZ elm1alt esztend6ben. uta

Olaszorszag $4,000 kocsival, mig
Nemetorszag mind0ssze $4,000 au-
tot gyartott l9244ben.
Az Egyesiilt Alamok azzal is
dicsekedhetik, hogy feienkent a
legnagyobb szamu jut lakosaira,
vagyis minden hat emberre egy.
Canadaban miden IA emberre. jut
egy, Uj-Zeelandban q ember k0-al
ziil van egynek kocsija, Australia
ban % az arany, Angliaban 81,
Franciaorszagban &c. Daniaban
Il, Argentinaban 70, Belgiumban
81, Svedorszagban SO, Norvegia-
ban 126, Nemetorszagban 272,
Finnorszagban 566, Olaszorszag-
ban 400, Csehorszagban 1,O6S, Ma
gyarorszagban 1,724, Jugoszlavia-
ban 2,013, Lengyelorszagban
$3.50, Oroszorszagban pedig
S,o96 az aranyszam fejenkenti
megosztasban.
| Az automobil e.gy igen kompli-
kalt gepezet, mely szamos reszb6l
es kellekbd all, A jelenlegi stan
J dardszerii gyartasi eljaras sok
munkat megtakarit gyartasnal,
megis a motorkocsi egyes reszei
szamos kil0mboz0 forrasb6l ke-
riilnek el6. A helyzet val6ban az,
hoey a mai automobil gyarak
egyes automobil reszek keszitese-
ben specializalnak, vagy ezeknek
a reszeknek az osszeallitasa a fela-
datuk. Vannak gyalak, melyek XII
zarolag csak batteriakat gyarta-
max, mig mask kiill6ket, fekeket,
csavarokat, stb. keszitenek kizaro-
lagosan. 7
| Hogy harom es fel milli6 kocsit
gyartsunk egy' evben, ahhoz rem
geteg myers anyagra van sziikse-
gunk. Mem csoda tehat, ha az au-
tomobll ipar felemeszti az orszag-
ban termelt aluminium so szazale-
kat, az ablakiiveg termeles 50 sza-
zalekat, Dor es karpit 50 szaza-
lekat, a gummi so szazalekat. stb
Ezenkiviil az OLAF so szazalekat, a
mi finomitokbol keriil XII. Az EN-
beranyag, ha ez is hozzatartozik
szlnten mem megvetend0. A motor
kocsi gyarak egy harmad millit
em'bert alkalmaznak, a lSocsiresz
syarak 100000 embert, gummi.
kerek gyarak 115,00O embert, 4OC
ezer ember az elarusitas k0rIl val
elfoglalva es egyharmad millit
ember foglalkozik a kocsik javita
i. saval es kezelesevel a garageok
, ban. Osszesen mintegy harom mil
llo ember keresi meg a kenyere1
az automobil iparban kozvetle
nul, azonkiviil k0zvetve meg ne
hany szazezer.
4 A mutt evben gyartott kocsil
kozott mintegy tiz szazalek vol
, teher-auto. A szemely aut6k ko
zott 43 szazalek csukott kocs
D volt. Az autobus-ok is Macy nepsz,
: rusegre tettek szert, hogy minteg,
$4,000 aut6bus jar-kel az orszag
ban, melyek KOHL 10000 arr,
> szolgal, hogy videki iskolakb;
vlszl a gyermekeket. Ma mar tobl
. motor kocsi van az orszapbal
mint telefon kesziilek es meg ma
: gyon messze vagyunk att6l, hog,
] a veget lassuk termelesnek.
i OF olyan allan van, amelybel
: tobb mint egymilli6 kocsi van
: Ezek: New York, California
Il Ohio, Pennsylvania es Illinois
= Van tizenket olyan allan, ahol /
gepkopsik szama 5OO,OOO-t6l eg,
q nnllioig terjed, mig az amerika
: allamok kozott Nevada allambal
: van a legkevesebb gepkocsi, vagy
b. is 2O,000 darab. A deli allamok
+ ban is egyre szaporodik kocsi]
i szama, mint p6ldaul Alahamaban
/ ahol egyik eyrol a masikra 54 sza
a zalekkal emelkedetE a regisztral
r koesik szama, mig Mississippi al
4 lamban csak 53 szazalekkal.
AZ Ils
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-26
News of Our
Neighb0rs
MENOkEN NEWS


The school board met last Tues
day.
Mr.. Dennis Ritual and Mr.. Royal
Thomas returned week ago Friday
from a six weeks visit in Chicago
and Oakford, III. They made the
trip by car.
Mrs. Earl Baker visited the town
school Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abclein Of
Anamoosc, North Dakota, spent sew
cral days visiting their son, Mr.. Rg.
Abclcin. and family. They returned
Monday and Mrs. Rg. Abclein and
children accompanied them to Ana
moose, where they will visit for a
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jacobson and
daugters Of Bismarck visited at the
Otto Ayrcs home Sunday.
MIR. Neal Funston is helping at the
Chester Boyd farm. Mr.. Boyd is
quite III with scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke and two chill
dren. dand Mr.. A. H. Klipstcin spent
Tuesday evening visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M Ludcmann. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven and
children were dinner guests at the
Dance home Thursday.
Mr.. Heaton shipped carload of
hogs from here Friday. 80
Mr.. c. d. King returned from Spn-
gour, N. D.. Friday, where he Bur-
chased several horses and u carload
Of farming implements.
Mr.. Joe Hill returned Friday from
"a visit with his father, Mr. Res Hill.
eDf Denver. Cot. Mr.. Hill made tho
trip by car. f;ss
Mrs. Paul Holmes visited the town
school week ago Tuesday
Mr.. Richard LudemannN has traded
his Oakland car for Chevrolet.
Mr.. Bilf Mallard has re-cntcred the
hospital. s.
Mr.. Ed. Dopple installed q radio
last week.
The Ebling children are, now sick
with the measles.
Several of the young folks Of this
community attended the basket ball
game Thursday evening. Players,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-26
MANDAN NEWS

+g4gf rs = Il VI ~
The Bingcnheimer Mercantile COM
pany Is today extending an invitation
to all farmers within travelling dis
tance to attend a Mccormick Deer
ing tractor and farm implement
school at the Mandan yard next Sat-
urday afternoon. Factory reprcsen-
tatives will be present to demon
strate the traitors. A free lunch will
be served throughout the day.
Matthias Schafer Of Hebron and
Marcellus Gartner of Glen Ullin,
listed as defendants in the present
term Of district court, will serve the
suspended sentences given them in
1924 when they were, arrested on IL
'quor charges. Both were sentenced
to six months in Jail and fines but
the sentences were suspended during
good behavior. Instead Of being
Brought to trial again they will serve
the old sentences. "a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-26

Motor company, were arrested follow
ing confiscation of large quantity
of liquor in their establishment.
Minncapolis.-Thc grain committee
Of the northwest regional advisory
board recommended that sampling Of
grain at various railroad ccnters be-
tween harvest fields and Minneapolis
and Duluth terminals be continued.
MISUNDERSTANDING will be re-
sumed Thursday by the senate cleo
tons subcommittee investigating the
Johnson-SchaH Minnesota senatorial
contest.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-26
INDIANS ARE
APR0BLEM IN
HEALTH WORK
Health Bureau Has Gathered
Data on Indians Physical
Condition

One Of North Dakota's greatest
public health problems is its Indian
population. DR.. A. A. Whittemore,
state health director, said today.
Pointing to statistics gathered by
his department on some phases Of
the Indian problem, DR.. Whittemore
showed that of the l0,264 redskins
living on various government reser-
vations 637 are estimated to have
tuberculosis, 934 are believed to be
afflicted with trachoma and 1872 are
believed to have goiter.
The number of Indians on various
reservations or at govern ment
schools, together with brief sum-
mary of their condition with regard
to tuberculosis, trachoma and goiter
follows:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-26
Dodge Brothers Have
Built 100000 Cars

The building Of 100000 Dodge
Brothers Motor Cars was completed
Thursday, January II, at 1915 a. m.
just IL years and 2 months after the
first car bearing the name rolled
from the assembly line. This pro-
duction record stands as an achieve
mcnt never approached by. any other
motor car maker in an equal time
after the building of his first car.
Car number 100000, a special
Touring Car, although greatly rcfin-
ed in point of beauty and riding COM
fort, shows striking family resem-
blance to the first of this noted
line, thanks to Dodge Brothers sound
policy of constantly improving a
Standard basic design. During the
production Of this immense number
of cars there has never been All an
nual model, never a change that was
not a distinct betterment.
The dates when Dodge Brothers
output passed important production
figures show clearly the continuously
accelerated demand for the product
The first car was built November IA
1914.
Production Records
The first 100000 cars were com
plctcd in % days less than years
The 50O,OOOth car was completed or
June 30. 1920, 3 years, 8 months and
days later. Car 100000 rolled of
the line December IL, 1928, years
months and IL days later. 1000, OO(
cars had been produced in . year.
and month.
The last half million cars were
produced in years, month and
days--an interesting record cOmpar'
cd with 5 1-2 years for the first
half million.
The last 100000 were built in s
months and days-thc first 100,-
600, in a few days less than years.
Always Improving
A record of having built and sold
million and half motor cars in
little over eleven years invites at
tcntion to Dodge Brothers production
and sales policies. Undoubtedly the
policy to which their success should
be attributed more than to the 9TH
crs is that which is now associated
with Dodge Brothers name whenever
the problem OF annual models and
rapid depreciation is discusscd-that
is the policy expressed in the words,
Constantly Improved but no yearly
models"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-26

partment for women at the State
University.
Spanish steps and Spanish dances
are being practiced by the members
Of the dancing classes. Miss Mar
tndale is collecting Spanish music
from various sources and is working
out the plans for the Fete which will
be held some time next May. Plans
for costumes will not be made until
some time during the second semes-
ter, Miss Martindale said.
"Thc Natural Way In Evangelism"
by DIR. +. p. Robertson, president Of
Wesley college at the State Univer-
sity, is the title Of booklet which
has been prepared at the request Of
Clyde Dcmont Hay, Of the depart
ment Of church schools of the board
Of education of the Methodist church.
1t will be printed early in February.
The booklet is the result Of an ad-
dress on the same topic made by DR..
Robertson at the Sunday School in
stitute held at GLACIER Park, Mont,
last year.
Approximately thirty-one years
would be required by the average
student at the State University to
complete all of the 1923 hours credit
offered by the University provided
that he successfully passed seventeen
hours each semester, with no summer
school work. These figures are Das-
cd on the list of courses included in
the 1925-26 catalogue of the Univcr-
sity.
The total number Of hours offered
include. courses given by Wesley
College, but it does not include SEM
mar and research work where the
credits are to be determined after
the work has been completed. Sew
cral new courses will also be added
to the schedule this coming semcs-
ter.
Ordinarily "a student is required to
complete 125 hours for graduation.
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Bismarck VS.. Dickinson. Score was
in favor of Bismarck.
Mr.. A. c. Dance attended the sec
ond annual equipment show staged
by Quanrud, Brink & Reibold in the
Elks hall Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. w. T. Dance and daughter
Nellie. and Miss Gladys Hockey mo-
torcd to Bismarck Saturday.
Miss Alice Hockey is now at the
Richard Saltcr home.
The two little children Of Mr.
Chester Boyd arc very i'll with scar
bet fever.
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Temperatures and
Road Conditions
mercury readings at Z a. n.y.

mercury readings at Z q. n.y.
Bismarck-Cloudy, 16 above; road:
good.
st. Cloud-cloudy, Is; roads good
Mfnot-Clear, 4 above; roads good
Fargo-Clear, 1: roads good.
Jamcstown--Clcar, 3 above; roads
good.
Grand ForksA<Clcar, o; roads fair
Hibbing-Light snow, l below;
roads driftcd some.
Duluth--Cloudy, Ia; roads good.
Mankato-- Cloudy, 22; roads good
Mandan-Cloudy, 16 above; roads
good.
Winona-Cloudy, Is above; road.
good.
Enthusiastically, "a; road.
rough. rs
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NEWS BRIEFS

Fargo.sA mass meeting OF organ
lied workers will be- held February
IA to discuss plans for enlAreing the
North Dakota federation Of labor.
= st. Paal.-John. Rehilly. apartment
horne msnAgef. and Morris Thomp-
son. janitt6r. charged with cruelty to
m animal because . live cat was
thrown into furnace were found
guilty by : jury
I st. Paul Ali pCicants { for cle-
mency- we're denied relief BY state
boafd Of pardons. 4
~ - ~-~~~
Albert Lea. Mimi. Jorgen Jensen,
and son, Arthur, owners Of Midway
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HOME TALENT PLAY

Ilcbron.-The Royal Ncighbors will
present local talent in IA three act
musical comedy. "The Girl From
Babylon"
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DIAMONDS direct from Europe,
beautiful diamond engagement
rings. diamond solitaircs, diamond
bracelets ut great savings. Diamond
expert makes selections. For in
formation write James w. Marck,
Wilton. N. d. l-2l-1w
FOR SALE Eight lots up to grade
on Eleventh street, between Ave
MUGS r and +. near school and
high school. j. Blanchard, Fair
view. Mont. 1-25-lw
FOR SALE-75xl5O foot corner on
Seventh Street and Avenue + for
$75U. Lots arc one block from high
school. Write Tribune No. 81.
l-l5-2wks.
FOR SALE -Two-tonc seamless ar
minister 8 X IL rug, almost new;
$50. Phone lcSGW. APP First St.
FOR SALE Dry corn cobs, $l.25 per
load. Phone 2l9J or S.S. Clarence
Hanson, f0G-7th st. l233t
FOR SALE-Second hand electric
washer. on easy terms. Call 1l1
and ask for Mr.. Swanson. l-2?-tf
WANTED TO BUY--Sccond hand
garage or small barn. Phone 97SR.
1-25-3t
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STATE BRIEFS
M11CE CREAM SOLD

McClusky. -Dairymcn in the vicin-
ity Of McClusky received total OF
$96,8l6 for cream marketed in Nc
Clusky in 1925. according to lnior-
nation gathered from the creamery
and cream buying stations here.
CHOOSE FIRE CHIEF
Van Hook.--At the election Of of
ficcrs by the firemen before their
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ELECT CHAIRMAN

Van Hook. At the Greater North
Dakota Association meeting held here
last Friday =. NJ. Shefveland was
unanimously elected chairman for
Mountrail county