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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-04-20
''WYF' "A Resort
Boating, Bathing, Fresh Air, Pure,
Soft Spring Water, Hunting
and Fishing.

"Wye" is located the shores of Lake Jpslon
Flsh Lake, in the Turtle Mountains and recognized
Eastern authorities place for summer resort which
has no peer. 1t has all the natural advantages that
simmer resort have and advantages than many
resorts have.
Many Of the lots have been purchased bv the hest
business men OF the northwest who realized and
appreciated the fact that such beauty-spot having been
given to North Dakota, should be utilized by North
Dakotans They saw that wye is perfect summer
resora place where they fish for the gamies black
bass pckea and lake trout that cool and spark
ling spring water. Where they could hunt the wild dnck
I grouse and partridge
Lake Epsilon is surrounded by a dense forest Of
birch ASH oak and poplar the trees growing very
waters edge. The shores of the lake are Of prayev
nature and there excellent beaches that afford
passed bathing
The water that bubbles forth from hundreds Of
springs is the sotest, purest and most heahful ii the
world - OH
@ Deer. bear, wolf, wildcat lynx and wolverine roam
chuck rabbit and several varieties Of squirrels are to Be
found In great numbers
Wye is the sportsmens paradise; the place of re-
covery for the sick the camping grounds the weary
and oyerWorked. s"S@4 $500
The nearest railway station at the present time is
John which is miles away, but this branch is
now being extended into Canada Wye will be less than
three miles away from the railroad this summer.
Now is the time to investigate and select your lots
Before long it viii be TOO late Plats shown by and Iots
can be purchased from either
Dr.. Thor MOeIIer
The Inter Ocean
Devils Lake Mort Dskola
-. "A s. - SIS .. -
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
SiLyLl< SERVICE
FOR PASTOR

The REV. DR.. and Mrs.. wi1iam Writ
King were surprised last night at the
close Of the prayer meeting service at
Grace Church by finding themselves the
roc.plnns Of substantal testimonials OF
the cstiem o. the congregation at Grlce.
\ chest Of oak trimmed with brass ana
containing ninety silver pieces OF Col-n.al
design. beautifully engraved, was enc OF
the gifts. A purse conta ming 500 in gold
for DR.. and Mrs. King and one with So
for William Writ King, Jr., the child OF
the church. ard beautiful etching OF
Grace Church were also given.
Dr. King VIII preach his farewell ser
mon tomorrow night. DR. King and fam
ily viii leave on Tuesday for Buchanan,
West Virginia. his former home, ana Il
take up his pastoral duties m Ind anap
us ON the first Sunday Of November.
= handsome parsonage has bsen pre-
pared by The Indiana Chu ch for d k ng.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
WHAT MAY HAPPEN

IF YOU ARE A MAN AND ARE
NOT ON THE LIST OF QUALIFIED
VOTERS, DO YOU REALIZE THAT
YOUR FRIENDS AND NElGHBoRS
KNOW lT2 TO NOT BE ON THE
VOTERS LIST AND ABLE TO VOTE
AT THE ELECTION WILL BE At
TRiBUTED TO ONE OF A NUMBER
OF CAUSES, NONE OF WHICH ARE
COMPLIMENTARY TO YOU. THEY
MAY SAY 1T rs BECAUSE you DO
NOT CARE TO BE A FULL CITIZEN
OF THIS STATE AND COUNTRY
THAT YOU DO NOT CONSIDER
YOURSELF ANY BETTER THAN
UNNATURALlZED FOREIGNERS.
FELONS, PAUPERS OR IGNORANT
NEGROES. FOR YOUR SAKE, AND
FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR FAMILY,
DON'T BE cLAsSED WITH THEM.
THEY MAY SAY YOU EXPECTED
SOME ONE TO PAY YOUR REGIS
TRATloN FEE, AND AS YOU DID
NOT RECEIVE IT, you DID NOT
REGISTER. BE A GOOD CITIZEN,
SAVE YOUR NAME FROM DIS
GRACE AND REGISTER AT ONCE.
YOUR LAST CHANGE is TODAY,
AND you HAVE UNTIL 7 P. M
Republicans, reqister to-day.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
FRANCHISE MONEY
WILL BE PAID

Interest in the intentions Of the Com
mercial Light Heat and Power Com
pany IS again strong. AS the time ap-
proaches for the first payment under
the franchise conditions there is some
speculation as to whether the sl2,5OO
first payment will be forthcoming.
Those Interested IN the enterprise de-
clare that progress is being made and
that within short time doubters viii
be convinced
Anthony Higgins, counsel for the
new company said to a representative
of The Evening Journal this morning:
you can say that the $l2.50O is ready
to be paid over when due. AS for the
rest the matters Of the company are
progressing"
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
FIRST
EDITION
2.3O D. m.
OPPOSITION DROVE
OTTO PEOPLE AWAY
lconlInaea rram 90 -
Whst the company wouId lac pone

What the Company Would Have Done
Nothing has caused more keen dis
apopinment TO everybody than the loss
by this city OF the Otto Gas Engine
Works. It was the largest industry
which ever has or probably win locate
IN Delaware. The Otto people have
four big plants in Europe and intend
ed spending S25O0,000 in erecting works
in Wilmington on the site for which
they paid S60,000 The grounds along
the Christiana We're to be parked ana
beauthed and docks ana slips con-
structed. Two other separate but
allied enterprises. a huge foundry and
a yacht building plant. We're to oc-
cupy portion OF the sixty acres.
More than three thousand skilled
workmon would ultimately have beer
employed. Nearly $1,000 900 annually
was TO be paid out in wages and turn
ed into the various channels OF trade
and business and spent IN erecting
homes which would increase greatly
the taxable wealth Of the city. popu-
lation would have increased $1,000 or
10000, equal TO nearly tenth The
present population OF the entire state
This vast growth and the ADVERTISE
ment It would have given the city could
but have resulted In attracting Other
large industries. placing Wilmington
well on the high road TO that Industrial
greatness intended when nature en-
dowed Il with such matchless location
and natural facilities.
The regret is greater when it is real
lzed that all this was actually and
definitely secured, and then was driven
away through the colossal folly OF some
of our own people
Mr. crozior Was Active
Tho industry was obtained solely
through the efforts Of Alfred o. Crozier
About -four years ago he purchased a
residence on Broome street ana brough.
his family here to make this his future
home ana headquarters for his busi-
ness In the Eastern states. to be near
/ Philadelphia A year later he was
invited TO join the Board Of Trade lie
was told that the organization has ex-
listed thirty years and had never OBJ
tanned an industry. This greatly sur
priced him and he declared that with
earnest and unselhsh cooperation
among the business men of the town
the natural advantages would make
AZ easy TO get from one 10 ten sub-
stantial industries every year.
He was urged 20 give the board and
the city the benefit OF his experience
and energy IN such matters. In do
ing SO he originated the present move
ment for the Delaware shin Canal as
part Of plan to indusirialize and COM
mercalizc the entire state. Greater
progress was made la few months
than Ia the thirty preceding years
ana there now seems a prospect of lt.
being built soon, -
He had under way quietly negotia-
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
MILK SUPPLY
SHORT HERE

Several farmers who were interviewed
to-day relative to the proposed advance
IN the price Of milk by Philadelphia
stated that in the sections Of the country
whence they came the production had
been greatly curailcd. due to variety
Of causes chief among which is the scar
city Of help, farm laborers hocking to the
cities, where larger wages prevail lelv-
ing the farmers unable to care for as
many cows as heretofore.
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NorIcE-I ERNEsT FRAZER, Ii

NOTICE., ERNEST FRAZER, tn
owner of the Within mentioned p- operty
do hereby give notice that ! shall dp4l.
TO the Judges of the Court Of Genera
Sessions Of the State of Delaware, in anc
for New Castle county, on Monday, tn.
18th day of November, A. D., 1906 be.nl
the next session Of said court, for a ii
cense 10 sell intoxica,ing liquors IN qutn-
Titles not less than one-half gallon az NJ,
store aon Maine. street, in the town o'
Newark Del. IN the United School d S
tricts. Nos. 30 and 39la and Al I'D 4lla, iI
WhMe Clay Greek hundred. New Ca-u
county, Delaware, and The following re.
spectacle citizens OF said q stricts a
least six Of whom are substantial free.
holders IN said districts. recommend the
said application, viz.
john e. Lewis, George r. Powell,
Jchn l.. Elliott. William Barton.
Henry f. Smith. Samuel NJ. Bambo.
James T. Walker, James Shellender.
William II. Kelley, Samuel b. Herdman.
Edward McPike, isaac Nansant,
Alex Perry, w. II. Hilton,
c. Fader
o2O-3t ERNEST FRAZER.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20

were interested at1 .esred Ills views.
That now ne is attending to his busi-
noss. desired no personal favors, and
preferred not to lee interviewed for
publication. However, to show TO their
many friends here how sincerely tho
otto people appreciated the loyal sup
port they received Mr.. Cro1ier consent
ed to the publication OF the following
letter. just received by him. from f..
Burns vice-prcsident and general man
ager Of the Otto Gas Engine Works:
Republicans, register to- day
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
whsre poes coeoa er0w1

Principally in Dutch Guina, Ecuador.
Blpzl,, Peru, Bolivia Jamaica and
Central America. The best is obtained
from Central America.
Crofts Swiss MIX Cocoa IS made
from the finest selected Central Amer
lean cocoa beans The purest milk iu
a most dieestIble form is added. De-
licious ia havor paffetf IN purity
The only cocoa IN glass jars.
Croft a Allen Co. Makers, Phila-
delphia - re1 aH' n'0ff" ar
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
Republicans, register to-day.
Deaths
Elanor May Hutchinson.

Elanor May Hutchinson.
HUTCHINSON-In this city. on Octb-
Der 20. 1906, Elanor May. infant
daughter OF Martha and Lulu Huch-
inson aged months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF her parents. No 242
La Motto street. on Monday afternoon,
October 22 at 3 o'clock. Interment at
Riverview cemetery.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
clearinos for Week.

The Security Trust and safe Deposit
Company announces the clearings fol
the week as S1,422,546. For the CORE
spending week Of last year they
amounted to S1.16S,33O.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
Republicans, register to-day.
Come in To.ninht.

We have a number of heating and
cooking stoves put in frst-class condi-
tion by our expert stove mechanics.
They embrace all the well-known
makes and were taken I'm exchange for
our Beaver stoves. and steel ranges
We guarantee the prices to suit you.
Can and see them. Mcmahon Bros.
Co, Firth and King streets (basement).
The band at1No 3 E. Sth street is the
Auxetophone. ASK to hear it free.
United Phono CO. nr
Republicans, register to- day.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
viii Rsmain in the East.

Judge Alexander Mcintosh, of Deca-
tur Illinois. who made a forceful ad-
dress at the Republican mass meeting
in the Opera House on Tuesday night
is still in the city. but viii leave here
for Baltimore on Monday. Judge Nc
mtosh will remain in the East until
the evening of the election.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20

PUBLIC SALE Of Household Furniture
and Farming Implements at Slt2 Yves
Sixth street, Monday. October %, 1905, az
o'clsck D. m. ]. A. Brackin. c2o-lt
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POLITICAL CARDS.
Too Late for Clsssihcation
--(..----------..--l-,-,.--.-. -.--1l,--------,

LOST-A COW, strayed from field efi
Rodgers Farm, New Castle road. HarrI
Chadwick, Rose Hill. o-V-sit
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
RepubIieans. realster to. .day.

Try Edwards High Light Always on
sale at Eden Hail. w. 10TH Street.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
AMusEMENTs
GRAND GSEgsA 3G5gssAA TONIGH'
ESQ., s. PrimrOSe's MinSrtls
LVcEUna TrEnTRE

bargain Matires Pr.ces-e5c s5c. sc ard
7se. Night-siso sl.oo 7sc and 25s.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20

TFNTH. STREET WEST or MARKET.
Matinces Mondays, Wednesday, Fridays
and saturdays. Maunecs 10. go. % cents.
Nights and Holidays. Zoe. 20c. 30c and soc.
October lS 10 and o. the funniest show
on earth Tho world famed Brothers
By5nc in their everlasting laugh'ng sue
cess. $ Bells. With a host of The best acts
IN vaudeville. Coming-"fer First False
Slfn.'
Evening journal., 1906-10-20

Nothing ike the Auxetophone, Only
one in town. United Phono Co, L.
Sth street. Come in and hear it.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
If SkepticaI Read
CIairvoyant Helps Diagnose Cases

Sister Athaneac. OF ST. Athaneac. Of ST.
Jcseph's, corner Fourth street and Grant
avenue, cured OF eczema.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20

Mr. John NJ Thompson. the weI-known
Wilmington carpenter and contractor.
now residing at No. 2l0 West Fourth
street. Wilmington, says. "For one year I
was q helpless cripple on crutches from
Inhammatory Rheumatism. Professor
Hermann completely cured me IN 70 days
Evening journal., 1906-10-20

Mss Anna Pordham. stanton. Del.
cured Of hives.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
CHANDLER q g2dSrt1bsr E1Sa1,RsE

No. pa w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day or night.
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments. first-c'ass Both Phones
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
Oockstader's Carrick Thea c

40 PEOPLE IN A BIG BILL.
Afternoons and Evening all this week:
Dan Sherman. Mnhle Dcforrest a. Co.
Presenting "Thc JAY Circus
Tho Rosc Dcliavcn Septctte, lMtrice q
Co. in Gloria"
Tho Savados Japanese Troupe.
Snyder & Buckley Whitley 4 Bell,
Ccogan & Bancroft. Tho ltinetogranh.
Mntinees 29c. Evenlnas Csc. 1lc. soc.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20

Mrs. Agnes l.. Doms. lOn Lowering ave-,
cuied of nervous prostration.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20

RspubIIoans. realsser 70. day.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20

We spend moro money advertising I'm a
ni9nth Than half "a dozen Ordinary 'nh,, A.
clans earn. In order 10 spend a. we must
take II In. In order 20 take it IN we must
cure host OF patients II is always safe
% Judge a mans business by .,ho size of
MS ad. Our own 'ads" exceed any I'm
the state CT Delaware IN size.
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ashore barely two hours. During that
time, he made speech of which sew
eral versions were published. The
substance of his majestys remarks,
however, was that he assured the
German residents that the sovereignty
and Integrity of Morocco would be
maintained. The same day the then
French minister of foreign affairs, M.
sDelcasse made a significant speech in
the senate pit Paris, during which af-
ter referring to the sultans' weakness
and the anarchy afesultipg therefrom,
4 spfetudtcial to everybody and espcei-
ally to France and Algeria" he. de-
clared that resistance ip interested
quarters could not cause France. "a
modify her policy In Morocco. This
sentiment called forth vigorous ap-
plause. ,g.35s IS .1, sss
These utterances aroused both Ger
many and France and caused excite,
5ment throughout Europe, resulting
later In Is strained state OF affairs and
IN the pr0positio lon to- hold an interna-
tional conference on Morocco. \, II; 4
France and Great Britain April s,
1904, aigned an agreement BY which
the latter In substance gave France,
q free hand In Morocco In return for;
- free hand In Egypt and the settle
smant OF the Newfoundland flsherfes
Disputes, Great BTatkin xlso agreed to
support France a "a her Moroccan
policy. q lses
Rnt. in l tAe neantinns, II pslcasss'
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MOROCCAN SITUATION
he Little Empire That Bids Fair to Bring Scrap Between
France and Germany and Thereby Disturb
I ", N, ,aaassss The Peace Of Europe

New York, Jan. -12.-The empire of
Morocco. an absolute despotisml has
been IN q state Of turmoil for many
years past. owing to the natural
course Of events In a country unlre-
stricted by any laws, civil or religious,
and also on account OF the steady war
fare with the sultan, Mulai abd-el-i
.,Aziz, has had to wage against the pre-
tenders to the throne. This caused
q feeling Of uneasiness among the
Arab tribes In Algeria, the adjoining
French territory, and led to efforts
on the part af France to assume a i
guardianshipS over Morocco Germany:
was not willing to unlresseryedly agree,
70 this, being second 'oniy to Great
Britain In the extent 4of her interests
3inls Morocco ia 1902 the imports Of,
the three powers Into Morocco were 81
Great Britain f36 1000, Germany 81 8
$50, 600 and France $3.50 900. The ex-
ports OF Morocco to the three powers,
In 1902 were TO Great Britain S2.999.S.
sG0ot. =! .tp1 !. Germs s6s5. 900 and 10.
81 France. pursuing her Moroccan
lpolicy. sent q special mission to Fes
last year. Germany and Great Bril-
tam did the same The German 1m- M
speroF went still furth i. Z He visited
Tangier March 31, 1905 ON the imper-;
taa yacht ichenzo ollerh hut remained
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was compelled to resign June 6, 1905,
after directing the foreign affairs of
France since June %, 1898, and Prem
Ter Rouvier took the foreign port
folio. Subsequent developments show
ed that the change in the foreign Of
flee probably averted war between
Germany and France as the former
country was pressing the latter very
severely, automatically
After considerable further fencing
between Germany and France those
two powers on July 3, 1905, agreed on
the basis of a program for the pro.
posed international conference and
without entering into details of the
reforms proposed It may be said that
the main and most dangerous point to
be discussed at the conference is the
question whether France is or is not
4 entitled en- TO have q special privileged
position in Morocco. This is the
vital issue and the minor questions;
s IT. has been pointed out, can be ad-
sJusted once this point is definitely
settled. Germany, 1t is understood,
VIII seek, to secure International con-
/. trOl Of the police, the customs and
other matters. and an open door
az 70 commerce. ~ ~ s.; n + s5s
On December IA the French gov
lernnaent issued q yellow book setting
forth its side OF the controversy and
on January 5 the German government
ypNbltahed q white book giving il
yeraton of the dispute. = ss Fl
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Nothing was heard from the friend
until just before Kelly became conf
Dental, he received word, as he said,
the $3.50 had been multiplied with re-
suits quite Monte Cristo. The friend
would remit soon.
Several days later Mr.. Kelly receiv-
ed from Salt Lake City an express
package marked as containing $10,-
900 In currency. Mr.. Kelly told of his
good fortune, distributed cigars, and
carried the package home. He told
everybody, that is. except his wife.
And he did not deposit his new for
tune in any Missoula bank.
After a week or more another ex-
press package arrived from Salt Lake
City. 1t contained, according to en-
dorsement, only $4,000. But 1t was
considered by Mr.. Kelly sufficient
grounds for distributing more cigars
and accepting more congratulations.
Yet, again, he did not tell his wife,
and he showed no further evidence of
faith in local banks.
shipped Apparent Wealth.
On Oct. 6, however, he went up to
Hamilton, Mont, little station near
MlssOula. AT this station Kelly had
once been employed. He knew the
agent. He was acquainted with the
agents Objects arrangement and
furniture. He dropped in" early one
morning and announced that he was
about to send some money to New
York. He showed a fat package con-
sisting of a small tin box on the top
of which appeared several $40 bills.
When the agent was across the room,
Kelly finished wrapping the package.
He addressed it to IN w. Harris &
Co., bankers and brokers, New York"
He declared the contents of the pack
age as currency and the value as
$14 4,800-the exact sum he had re-
ceived from Salt Lake City.
He got a receipt for the package,
which was duly shipped east on the
train that arrived within half an hour.
But when the package was opened
in New York it contained nothing but
big "wad" of Chicago papers. The
express company, notified of their 3ap-
parent losh, demanded the newspapers
for examination. After they reached
st. Paul they were carefully inspected.
Down among the old Chicago papers
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bride UFF|EBDIlbaD ll
WORTH Twelve
MILLIONS
Talented Infanta Teresa We'd
ded Today is a Wealthy
Princess.

Madrid, Jan. 12.-The civil marriage
of Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria and
the Infanta Maria Teresa, sister of
King Alfonso, was celebrated today.
The ceremony took place at the roy
al palace in the presence of a glitter
ing assemblage of sovereigns, princes,
diplomats, and cabinet minister's The
bride was the recipient of many pre-
cious gifts from the various courts of
Europe. the municipality of Madrid.
and the members of the royal house..
hold.
The Infanta Maria Teresa is %
years old and is the favorite member
of the royal family with the people of
Spain. She devotes most of her time
to charitable work, visiting the hos
pitals and making clothes for the poor.
She has been well educated, speaks
five languages. and is an accomplished
musician. She is one of the richest
princesses of Europe, and takes to her
husband dowry of $12,000,OOO.
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HIGHEST H0'nU'R||''s|'|'' n Il |'||''|'|'
CONFERRED ON :
M|KAD0
! ! "uOO
Distinguished Suite and
Prince Arthur Leave Engs
land.

London, Jan. 12-Prince Arthur of
Connought, accompanied by distin-
guished suite, leaves England today
en- route to Japan, where he will rep
resent King Edward at the inves-
titure of the Mikado with the Order of
Garter, the highest decoration within
the power Of the British sovereign to
bestow.
The route is by way Of Marseilles,
where the special embassy will en-
bark on p. and O. steamer for japan.
The first week after Prince Arthur's
arrival in the land of the crysanthe-
mum will be devoted to ceremonies of
state. The next three weeks will be
spent in travel and sport, including, as
a special honor to Prince Arthur, bear