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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-01

na wro l rzeczpospolita?
lOdmoWa takiego podalrlu1nnkllu1
ME blylallby mic k % 'e'.a|a
stany Zjednoc.zzon, ws |lsllz
nj. by4o dotad podobnego
Enarzucaniasi zadneggo naro-
ldu, zate q prez'yd3ntts m6gl
byl poWiedziee, e ME mole
ozynic takiego antecedensu,
lecz tego ME uczynil, ola
czego, to chyba tylko .jemou
wiadomo. Amerykanie obu-
rzyli ole "a razie ma prey
tdtelnlta "a take l~ekceWaze'' i !,
sobie itradycyis n'a ,i' q
sarkali dosye gf'o165no lecz "
Ispokoiili ole, gdy sieszsspraWa
lnlile, ,sp ,iI9 y Z ,Ql@e 3, chytry' ! za6s 8
prezydsnt odlozylh l pqdels 'l' ll{|'
Gle pomnika al doaczasu pto'
wyborach, aby sic przekonac,,
jakL;i sad wyda niar6d prlzzy
urnie wyborczej. Kiedy atoli
nar6d, zapomniawszy 9 owem
Idespotycznem postepku p.
Roosevelta, wielka Wiekszo-
5E5cia pochwalil jego czynno o,
sci, olb'i,eaer:ajac 80 n 1 dalsze
cztery lata prezydentem,
6mialo sic caiym ma
rodem v tel rzeczypospolitei
u,bt'lii4ajaaclej slprawie: Dis
merykanie ri odzywaja sic
tjuz glo5no 2 profession, DO
waiee'dza, e to sic ma nc ME
ida, a p. Roosevelt ma nowy
dow6d, ze navel " Ameryce
ljeden czlowiekr W j 9 TX j
10 t as 2 n = 9 y i.e + 2,
moze dazyc bezkarnie do CO.
lu, kt6ry sobie ~samswytknaa},
chociazby ten eel sprzeciwial
sic wprost kardynalnym "a
sadom rzeczypospolitej:
Rumienic sic musi caly ma.
rod "a. take upodlenie, ale
truden1ot,, stale sie!3
0 Q Q .
Me dziwi}oby to DIPLOMA
tow, 5gdyby Moskale zazadali
Cd Stan6W Zjednoczonych
u%staWienia " Westinghouse
poo'mniika ctarycy Katarzyny.
|Ona tez byla, ma podobe
IIFryca, Wisel k q k 0 b j 8
t a swego wieku. Kobieta
|za6 v Ameryce powinna je-
szcezee wiecej znale6c podziwu,
niz zo}nierz, DO tn wog6le
kobiety maja pierwsze6stwo
przed me,czyznami, zatemm
tez pred wieelkimi, j stras =
fnymi zolnierzami. Moskale
llJa nazyWala R lgl pom NJ
Xxi lei stawiaja ME tylko Y
|siebie. lecz ina ziemi#poE
|skiej, to czemuzby ME mieli
pomy6lec . darowaniu pom
(nika tel wielkiej strasznsj
kob,ie'ty. ]. g! (nierzadnicy Sta sl
nom Zjednoczonymf G
2 { I. 3Sse... !. d.
Polacy " Chicago uchwali-
j rezolncyep rotlelstuiace.prze
ciw s,l przyjeciu
|lp|''q 3 l1Ei|' ! Fryca pre-. przez| prey ~
Identaa. ~. NNaszem zdaniem ME
$3.50 a ..SSSN aSEt1.&H AEfAfSS#S@ NsssS~T Gt&S% a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-01

as7aas sas d ~ sgfgg sE ssas us. s ss@.,
1EN' T. uspietroHsly BUDDY
nekszssskladeln5w MOVE po-
Ew J. I os,'adz,Eii,es,ws 4 y i
Lincoln Aidnnnesocie,k Re
dlw u, u, f farm 5I kazda
100 akr6W niedaleko g vspor
Inlialnlegomliiiasta .zatnienien1la AZ
.mieszkanieSWi Ninonie
g|nllnIliiiejj ,V'i1ecei $1,000 lw ]
J 3 4 azd Il B ppols X kos (
81 4 90
SYanhe an
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-01

IA 6Wiecie, w VI 4 81 nam. upa
y tei apraN So 81
prezyde,ntaal i a;lIa als' d ME
alml11ee l 4 iz saal q na
rzeczpoapolita,al glo1noszni q,
mr11lozemy o6wiadlczac PIE vie
patryota.mi amsry
kahskimi Cd prezydentaa Sta
now Zjadnoczonych. Protest
.nasz mialby sluszna pod[stta
We v inEnEej formnie, lecz ne
"a p6zanpol.. (o faro, ] g
li6my stanom Zjednoczopyy m
pomnilk:. K 80 zo11lln1diiapfumaa
W1i.e'lllKiegot, , I n'is,zaW ''s'aIili! die
nieprzyjacielas take star:askns<
60, leoz zolnierza walczacegpi
j "a N w,1so1ll1no6t, Wiee,lIlkiego.zo1nfetii J.
re / p I !'',lli smfsdzyasro;
ME despote, Nlec
mogliby6my wycofac nasza
oolferts uz;a1sad d i,.t Oswald
genie, il uwa !ssl q a. ME
st6sowne, staWiac pom So &
oabpok pomnika, ggWaltp,
gdyby ME 70 y W 'i'o'lli !, ,,ale,o'
zesmy byli pow1iinl m wiedzlet,
il pomnik Fryca mial iu5.
zapeWnioeinlee, .m,!lii,elisc,e Y Wa
I. slho:i j q, i my 4 na { g
,ofertet robili. -Siedzmy vice
v prsyszlo6cei.
ME badzmy tax pochoppymi
do dar6w, kt6re has WileleI
kosztuja, = y dod ],.tl'. mdoga
mas ma niemi1o narazic ME
spodzianki! 81.
o 9 9 9
Jul to my Policy ME po-
trafimy politykowac ola VIA b
snego dobra. Gdzie sic roz--
chodzi Q wyrzadzenie krzyw-
dy swojemu, albo obcej
s1uzbie ma korzy5t innych,
to j my ME ieste6mys ostat-
mimi " polityce ale gdzie
nam Wypadniesspokazaf IDOL
no6ci polityczne przeciiW, OBJ
Gym lub wzgledem .obcych
ma korzy6e nasza, tam stale
my sic niedo}egami. Maj
j w}asciwa polityka
Ola mas bylo, gdy pnezydent.
Zjednoczonych przy-
jail oferte Wilusia, gdy usta-
wienie pomnika FrycoWego
Westinghouse stalo sietyl
10: kkWestya czasu, zrzec sic
publicznie j jak najglo6niej
uchWalonego przez kongres
almerykaa1dski pomnika Pulas-
kEiego. "a sama droga, kt6ra-
pie staraI .. wyznaczen
nie SO, tysiecy do,lar6w "a ma
Gel, moglib.y'i6|my ..1 taak I,ltI1
starac sic prev le'c'z 9 y S.,
pomnunika .n :. 8. czas
aieograniczony, WyraznliNe
sastraedz5sobie, z bynajimmnisej
pomnGliilka tego sobie, ME ~
p6ki stanY 5jedno
ozone ME odm 'I'5',' darn Z c J
Sara niemieckiii,e,ggo.l SSsp|flaaWiya
alaa Il J, !, TAX a ]. klsi,sllr'oHssa., "a sblyy:la,blyY
narobila wrzalvy, s.: ~ ktoeWie,
szyby By p q lm.!l 1T kF1sEg1cl,azdlldlifs
%, kiedY 4 sas
shingtopie M pomplkaz al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-01

SaYSHsal aasS#@ssassF5zz s@gS#ssHbs@ a9SsSss #s5aMsSs
CIElIG(Al.GO ToWarzys.
stWoS|Nschod4nlich kapitalis1-
tow rozporzadzaiace 50naal
.mIlionam,i sdlolalrbW, obejmiee
kontrole mad chicaggoskiiln,'iil
tunelami przeznaczonym Dc
przewozenia fracht6w zdwo-
rc6W kolejnWJych fabryk:
AZ m. ml1lli.ejjseaa fprzeiznaczeniiak.
Rzec'z q 8 k 81 Tolma' an
ME ma mic do nadnienienia
.przeciW noWemu tow Y.
t'wu, kt6re przyczyni sic q
.upiekszenia miasta, zwlaszczaa
20 lkompa1ia illinois Sub q
way otrzymalaS koncesyq 40
2 q apo uplyWie togo czs-
81 r~zeczywyiistty maiatek. ke q
.ppanii bediz<iiet, inll'l6@gl byctnl nab {
panla ~zoboWiaaala sie plaeic
miastu4. procent Cd 81. sdaooc '1l,1-
din brutto przez ,piersEszyych.
10 4 Let lat, 8 procent Przeaz "a
lat, . 80: q !. pro-
cont na { czas pozostaly:. = Jezefi
kkonmpania posYoli inpoyym fir
nom uzywac tunel6w ha in
ne eeIe, miasto otrzyma 20
odsum,~ wplyWaiaas
cyehf tytuiem dzierzawya
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-01

Inyeha slWolEaeh zEEppalaoach
tnnllmu1Innasch, eraz zad bedzs i
- 11Itsl !, sob
Itaki|e "
fBogacze flrlancuzcy Wybudo-
w " ~ u .k. III sdom6W 1 q
|szkllllal; . slasku w,yrabEiaja
gceglySsazkElasnlllnl e'.llp p,odatne do '
wIslzae q Sc r'ood:zlaju budyn-
Ilk ,st',ll q Mo &. tlylklao'j a: az okaaezz lu q
ola :zaba v'llEsi lecz ia W'iel 3
|skalei i, do prak1tyccznego =
Izytku. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-01

EI+.-.&P8E=&&4s& sSsaSS %t.s-2 sEsSSsS& 1913 S%.S@&s
!. Polacy " Chicago uchwai-
y
civ s i rt'e przyjeciu
pet'@ anil ! AT FFryca p * +
Ide dl'a ....l N laser zda Ian q, ]: nie
.lb,yl ton s. Il lnrl,a,szycshdIE Pf,a.trllSo-
|tSR i ' - p '|l!|'Y 81 P : y.
test zaras po ofiarowaanliu
Io,wegp, .ppto 'lllllrl e byl zupelnliel
naaIniejscu, ale terazz niks;ornu
ME .pomlloze, nam 81 zassko--
did moze. Plrotestu nasxego
n1iilkt.n1lie 5poprz,eal., S,1('o'1lln g
'e'b,o,ietn.liiles,lppo| Inn ~ Us
nah oburxl q 81 i 81 j,
n ll|'|1l|ls ma llll||lil' X, q
IsolIrE1sa,z,al, lbl'edasaii ID g l!|.il e
I'M acliiansszsp ebor ~
'P l'II|lI|l|a2lIll|||a 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-01

: So go Ss8s. sss@@. sN1
OMAHA, NIebr, Dom og6l-
ME ,zz a. IS tul adW y q, Fl Fl
:mera p. Thomas zostal We
.wtorek ~ s.. ID. czesciowo
zniszczony przez eksplozye
bomby. Thomas jego iona
tym caste " domu !
.cudem ussli : zyciem.
PAM Thomas obudzi1a Gle 8
2 godzinie ranoz powodu ma
lego stukania pred gankiem
j przypuszczajac, q jakiS ra-
bus dobywa sic do ddmu o.
meza. Thomas otwo--
rzyl drzwii spostrzegl pod
gankiem ogiedi .aby go a
.gasif wzial .dywan lecz "
tenn powsta}a eksplozya, kt6-
"a wstrzasia budynkiem, tax
fatalnie 20 wszystkie okna.
wylecialy j Geese budynku
zostala zniszczona. Thomaso--
j lego ionic mic sic ME.
stale.
Og6lnie przypuszczaja, 70.
podlozyl jeden ze ga
lonist6W przeciW kt6rym
ent'ergiczniiee wystepo-,
wal. Do tel porynie zdolano
zbrodniarza wydledzif. Ma
groda "a wysledzenie dyna-
miciarzawynosi $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-01
o d 8 8

tIAy lily Asss 2 sOSIOtuA6
''p / Wodnej, GO, zaa-
MEM i D. seppe.k.utlaanl't65vs n . 8
.koWJygch, Jest zby1t mnalo. 8. Ne
b6jmy sic vice, ze ziemia v
must zbankrutowaf
Ola y p.r!z.e,lludlnlieni,a.. Ci 60 pol,-.
trafila~. utrzylmanie
Ola wiekls,lz ,g I,ro,c,ye'nlltu. l y
no6ceiIz w d.naszego planety,
.wynajda take spos6b mies 8.
kama AMI v wodzie. gTylko= cier
pIiWo5ci! !:
sAz51I siuz n: ~. sssss.ss..s $50
a.. q g e
w przypuszezeniu wynosi.
ob'e g 3 zyjj ~ . ladzi
na ealel kuli diemlski ,l okra
gle pietn'ast!c , 4. set !, .miliioln6Ns.
Jestto pokazna liczba, ! pre-
.cie1 lie to KRAKOW jeszcze zu-.
.pelnis nieosiedlonych. Dale
10 vice do prze1udnienia, q
Q wyzyWienie tez sic bac ME
trzeba. Wiele jest ro6lin ma
5wiecie, kt6rYch dotad- ME
suzywano ma pokarm, ami
prob nawet 2 niemi ME po-
.czynio l,l1 nadto PROXY po-
sine do elH I e i. czlowiek
.Woda saama Wyzyje trzydzie-
Zyimy wieci.rozmna-
.zajmy sic wedlug rozkazu
Bo Boz Z bez obaWy!
4. ) ] J ]
ze wszystkich zyjacych
stWorzen na zleml nalW1ek-
sly mozg maja mr6Wki, to.
Jest, y porownaniu m6zgu
doTeszty olata, mr6wka ma
W1ecel mozgu anlzell ktory-
, -. s. -.
Il i - . t.ia - nos = 1la
~ 80 s11l.l1,
rzy ME wierza, y istnienie
duszv. & .rozi1m ma aiadziha
,u.-u.n,h.a,, s.h.,,nI.-
~ s.s1ASe's
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-01

sssssssaso oo,SsMsss
s|IsNsslnchsi6n
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

Lee Combs 10 tho new city attseD0..
at Valley City, vice Alfred 3uges. ~
was elected states attorney.
Private pension bills have bssa -
troduced for I number OF JamooeoV0.
veterans by Senator McCumber.
The Denhon depot was busnol ~ !
later some one attempted to burn -
box car used as . temporary de1el
The Great Northern had . lot -
trouble keeping laborers for The -
along the Mouse river near Tovnas.
A lot Of witnesses were down hsO
the Turtle mountain country TO apDo1D
before the United States grand jury.
Alvin Colvin was driving into ~
four with q load Of wheat. He ~
off the wagon and broke . shel1eD
blade.
A crook vas released at Fesssalao
after serving term for theft. He -
got fresh and soma one gave ~ .
licking. -
II IL claimed that North Dakota 10
more lodge members In proportion y
the population than any other state y
the Union. 1e. .
Nearly all tho county oncials havo
occurred homes in the eounty seoe
towns and are located for . season q
Office holding. -~
Holding up mon BY the wAolsse,e.
did not prove . profitable Job for Bruce
and Carlson 1T Niagara and both have
been convicted.
Bottineau county voted favosably =
increased Jurisdiction for the county
court. and Ransom will not b aloao
in tho operation Of that law In tAs -.
ture.
George Palmer. who has been suDse'
intendent OF tho Carrington'C as>0
farms in Foster county for slsveD
years, has resigned.
Richard Sykes. the big land 0eog'
will spend tho winter In California tAlo
wear. instead OF returning 70 Englaa4
A has been his custom. i
AS 4 result OF difference 1sevoO
the citizens and the promoter 9 D,
Aour mill. Formah loses he D100e
which will b removed - NOs6vo1o
Canada.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
Revolution Imminent.

A sure fixn OF approaching revolt and
serious trouble in your system is ner-
vous,eau. sIe- pleesness, or stomach ~
ee,s. Electric Bitters will quickly dis
memb+rthe ronblesome cHuses. II
never fails to tone tho stomach. veRu-
late the Kihnrvs and Bowels. stimulate
the Liver and clarity the blood. Rom
down systems Len-fit particularly md
all the usual attending aches vanish
under it's eparch,ng and thorough Effect
i've utss.s~ Electric Bhtels IT, only co..
and that i. returned il u don't give per
feet satisfaction. Guaranteed by ).
BrOwnsIl. druggist.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
A Certain Cure For Group.

When a child shows sympt"ms Of
cronp there il no time to experiment
with new remedies. no matter how
highly they may D. recommended.
There 10 one preparation that can
always he depended upon. II has been
in use for manv years AID hs. never
been known to Tail, viz: Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Mr.. NJ. r.
Compton OF Market. Texas. saws Of it..
IT have nsed Chamberlain C'ugi,
Remedy in severe casps of group with
my children, and can truthfulIy say It
slwavs e,v@s prompt relief" For sale
By all dealers
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
The Meaning of Roosevelt's
Plurality.

A careful analysis Of the election
returns, now that the details are at
hapd. has \ decided tendency to de-
tract from the Significance Of the
Immense pluralities given the head Of
the republican ticket. These details
Prove. what has all along been evident
to keen observers, that the large vote
for Roosevelt expressed no great popu-
lar liking either for him or for bis party
but WAS in the nature Of rebuke to the
opposing party. Although Rooepvelt's
plurality WAS in round numbers, 2. $780,.
600, or over one and one.half millions
more than McKinley's IN 1900, tho vote
cast for him VAS only four hundred
thousand larger than that cast for
Mckinley. Not only that. but fact
which stands out prominent, and which
no doubt will cause considerable sur.
prise ia that the total vote this year was
actually less. nv ass 900, than the total
vote when Mckinley WAS elected tho
second time.
For the real meaning OF tho election,
then, we must look not to tho large
plurality for Roosevelt, but to the small
vote for Parker. The vote Of the demo-
cratic candidate WAS approximately
5000, 900, or full million and a quarter
less than BRYAN received four years ago
Yet g. fur a. the personality Of the two
candidates Of 1904 il concerned. 1t can
we'll be- said that Parker suffers nothing
in ,nparison with Roosevelt. TIE
weakness Of the democratic nominee
lay in his political associations and
manage ment. II the popular mind he
stood as the representative OF the
p!utocvatic faction Of the dem ,crstic
party and the vote shows very plainly
that thousands upon thousands OF demo-
Gratis ,efused to give their endorsement
to him upon this ground. "rhe lesson
OF the election, 90 far AS it concerns the
two principal parties" as the Chicago
Public we'll snys. sis manifestIy this:
Vine" plutocracy bargains Tor the organ
iz.,ion Of the democratic party, tho
voting strength Of the party does not 90
into the bargain. Not to reward the
republican party but to diclplne the
democratic party, that was the motive
Of the over~ h-lming plurality for
Roosevelt" -Grand Forks Evening
Press.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

The insurance OF the life Of James W.
Drury. who was mysteriousIy shot while
hunting On the south side OF the river
on the 10Th OF November. was paid BY
his Lodge within thirty days after mott
ficatioa. WiIl,ston Lodge No. 81, A. o.
q. w. received the money, 1000. last
Friday and the same has been sent to
his widow. This shows . prompt"ess
on the part ofthe order seldom recorded
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

J. o. Freck spent Christmas at the
home Of Miss Julia Carlson, near Valley
CITY and reports royal good time. H.
also reports one> part OF his trip that he
did not enjoy and that was while dr,v.
ing to town with Miss Carlson's brother,
to take the train for Williston, they
were caught in genuine North Dakota
blizzard and com PEELED to walk most Of
the way, come miles.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

Tho Graphic Yesterday received Q
very scce ptable Christmas remembrance
from Hedderich Bros, Il Co.. in the
shape Of souvenir calendar and box
OF nabisco. Large numbers OF similar
presents were distributed throughout
the CITY among the patrons of the hrm'
all Of which we're duly appreciated.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
BAIL FOR DR.. CHADWICK.

Friends Are Making Arranoe1sents -
Secure Bali.
Cleveland. Ohio. Dec. 25.-Arrangs.
ments are being made. II Is under.
stood. to secure bail for Dr.. sLsroy O.,
Chadwick. who. with his wifS. MA
Cassie l. Chadwick, was Thursday IN.
dicted by the county grand jury
charged with forging and uttering .
100000 note signed Andrew Cara0t.
gle. when he arrives here. DR.. Chad
wick IL now on his way to New York
from Carts and extraditiol papers azo
to be requested. -. :.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
KILLED WITH WHIFFLETRRg.
fa-mer's Wife Brutality Murdered Duo
ina Husbands Absence.

Armada. Mich, Dec. 25.-Mra. Abo1a
yesterday on her husbands farm. The
husband left home in the morning -
work on = neighbc::rg farm sod upo1
his return in the aftsraoon~foand hto
wife's body lying At tho foot Of the
cellar stairs. The woman's heed WaD,
terribly crushed. Hair and bloo1
found on q whiffletres lying near b
revealed the mnrdersr's vsaoe2.
There 10 no clue.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

WANTRD.-TO buy, fresh mllch COW !,
INQUIRE H. Great Northern Hotel. Z1tf
WINE the grand Jury was In session
1t Miuot the blind piggsrs took to the
woods.
The fate Of the Langdon attorneys
held for murder will be decided n Feb.
ruary
Gordon Of Minneapolis defeated OF.
son OF Norwich in wrestling match at
Harvey.
Western Traill county farmers are
sorry the elevators at Mayvills settled
the row.
John Hoeland Of Balfour fell under
the wheel Of wagon and one ear was
cut of.
It is claimed that some of the Minor
IRE sufferers had just permitted insur'
ance to lapse.
A lot of stun removed from burned
buildings In the Minor fire was other
stolen or lost.
Under the recent court ruling some
Of tho blind piggers assert they can't
sell lemonade.
"Distressingly healthy" IL the way
the doctors describe the condition OF
North Dakotans.
The sport of wrestling seems to
have secured a half-Nelson on lot OF
North Dakota towns.
The postonice 1T Harvey ran short OF
blanks and could issue no money or
ders for Hav or 80.
A fire started in the Thompson resi-
dence at Cooperstown, but was extin'
Euished by chemicals.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
Original Townsite
Williston, n. D.

The following choi>e lots for sale at low
prices and liberal terms OF pay ent:
Lots 6, 7, 8 and 8. Block Is.
Lots 2l aud %, Block l6.
Lots 9, 10. IL, and II. Block rs.
Apply to
George Purvis,
fredericksburg, Virginia.
Dac o. 1914. [26
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

The Graphic will soon introduce
"Kicker's Column" in which oil
"kuockers" in political, soci"l, and
other events, will have a chance TO air
their grievances. Il county officials or
business men 1eel something heavy
strike them in vulnerable parts. they
needn't lay all the blame to the editor.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
Gleanings from Horse Tide.

AS$OA4AAA6S ~
NJ. Strand and George Grovhonp
made . flying trip to Williston Tuesday
Elmer Lncy who has been at Balm
Vile for the past two weeks returned
home Saturday eyen'ng to spend
Christmas vii h home folks.
L. wis MothersbauQh of Rose VALLEY
visited J. E. Weslbrook' Tuesday.
We heav Mr.. r. Smith has sold his
piano.
A. J, Lambert was M to his ranch
last week called on Elmer Lacy and
J. E. Westbrook. jack found the pad.
lock- had been broken and also his door
lock. and his h,use hat bee" pilfrred
sui most al he had left there had been
taken. Jack is not the only one til.
roxues have visited. 1t would be \ good
thing if they were caught and punished
to the full extent o. the law.
A nice snow on the twenty. third.
mate coed sIeikhiug tor Christmas.
K. Strand aud Pete strand were in
Mundak last Sunday.
Ole EIlingson was in Mondak Satur.
day.
J. F.. Westhrpok and Pete Strand
returned from Bainv,lIe Thursday.
Master Albert Lacy has his big dos
Prince IN the harness since the snow.
Mrs. Elmer L'cy called on Mrs. R.
Smith last week.
J.E. Westbrook and wife received "
box from relatives in Missouri Tor
Chr,stmas. It's swee' 10 be remembered
Emf, Hnppersted spent Christina,sin
W,lDialoD. ''
Ole Strand ard wife received a tiox
from relatives in Minnpsn'n tor Christ
mas which contained lots of good
thing of their iiolut country.
Wasn't Sunday rough day for CHI ist.
MAJ?
Our community which has settled up
sjuce )asl March celebrated their frs,
Chris,mas with n+ixhborhooi Christ
mas tree at the home Of J. E. West
brook and wife, on SATURDAY evening
A crAar tree was beautifully decorated
with f,x-rs and ChrislIn tree deco
ra,ions. pop corn. crant'errles, candies
and mxnv pr sents. About eight
o'clock Santa Claus WAS h.arh. coming
aud after many bows and smiles ut hi.
congregation he proceeded TO take TIE
pif from the tree and give them &c
their owners. Some OF the gifts we're VI
follows: Mr.. and MIS- strand. a nice
cake plate; Mrs. Lacy, beautiful spoon
| tray; Mrs. Wcstbrook, nice handker
| chief; Mr.. Strand, \ nice meersch~um
Master Willie Strand. hobby horse
Mary Violet Wes'orook, chatalins
watch; Susie Strand, big doll; Master
Alnert Lacy, toy stock barn, full 1"
stock. All Of Santa Claus congreRa
ton we're treated to . present. making
ia pleasant time for all. Mr.. Oh
ElIinxson received set Of sauce dishe'
and berry howl and several othe
presents. Ole is one Of our bache'o
boys and If Santa treats him that wal
many times he will need some one t.
wa~h dishes for him.. Last of all TIT
bundle was q large one for Santa Claus
| whicn when Santa unwrapp-d, found I
large rag doll which afforded much tu'
for Santa and lila congregation. ant
after Santa giving his do,iie many Yer!
affec,ionate kisses and with many how
and smiles, the old fellow bid % sdieu
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
What is the Object?

The republican party is to be
charged with injecting the silver issue
again into the politics Of the country.
President Roosevelt in his message
recommends the redemption Of all our
silver currency IN gold. Representative
Hill, Of Connecticut, has introduced in
the house bill providing that all out
standing tilver certificates shall be
redeemed by the treasury in gold on
presentation. and setting aside a reserve
fund Of $50. COO 600 in gold to be used
for this purpose.
Por the life of ns va can find no
object save purely sentimental one to
he served by this extraordinary policy.
II We are trying to get away from all
forms of credit currency. and use only
money that has full bullion value be-
hind 1t, We should begin with the green
back and retire that. Az far as the sill
yer certificates and silver dollars are
concerned. nobody raises any question
nor is likely to. They circulate freely.
and even in times of depression and
dietrust constitute no element of dan.
ger.
This is what they would become ifthe
policy advocated ny eminent repnhli-
cans wer. to he followed. Some years
ago we heard much Of the endleas chain
and ita evil work, This was in conr &C.
ton with the legal tenders. Now it ia
proposed 10 revive the endless chain
and to make it n Thousand times more
dangerous by including the silver cur
renew within its field. Let a financial
scare appear, and instead Of having
only pr-enbacks with which to draw
GOLD from the treasury. thus creating Il
run upon It. we will have silver Ger
ti6cates IA we'll. If there be any dan
ger at MI in The silver currency, ques-
ton which We need not here discuss,
the Legislation suggested will multiply it
q thousandfold.
1t looks as il the purpose behind all
this was to create provision for adding
to the public debt. The secretary OF
the treasurer is authorized to issue
honda; If need be, to replenish the re-
serve fund. That is to say. we are to
take $15O, 900, 900 of gold out Of useful
employment and lock it up in the treas
ury for an emergency not likely to
happen. II it should occur, that gold
would b. just a. he: pIess to avert dan.
ger as IN 1891 and 1892, and would ~
to Europe a. fast as shi ps could carry il;
while the treasury Issued one series OF
bonds after another to call it back again
The whole scheme ia unnecessary,
illogical and evil. The leg Station al
ready on our hooks requires the au'
thorities to maintain the parity between
vo;d aud silver. That covers every
possible need. This special Legislation
about silver could only hamper and
thr. aten us. II congress or the presi'
dent has any notion of real monetary
reform. it will begin eIaewhere and
carry it out by different measures.