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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21

erately high crown draped with some
rich brown corded silk: ribbon; Dor
! dered and checked with darker brown
velvet, which is drawn into: a big
bow at the left side: Here, too,
there cluster some roses in lovely
autumnal tints of purple and brown
and pink, though, of course, other
equally successful color schemes can
be arranged. IN w. ~ .
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21
/ MONEY IN RencH BANKS.
Figures Give Eloquent Testimony to
Thrift Of Nation.

81 Alfred Neymarck. q French Stats
t1cian, has recently made a computa-
ton: of the savings and Investments
Of the people Of France, with the re-
suit. that he calculates that from 1885
to 1905 the deposits in the great
banks of the country increased from
1882, 400, 600 to-; 1913, 100000. In the
same period the deposits I'm the Bank
81: France increased from ST 900, 900
to 1854. 100000. The value of bonds
deposited i'm the banks increased from
$622,600. 900 to 1885, 100000. The six
great railroads sold r$1,896,493 of
bonds out of a capital OF $s03, 200, 900,
and Cancelled on their old and new
loans 1892, 100000.
!; From 1880 to 1905 the depositors in
the savings banks have subscribed
and paid for $s4o,0Oo,o00 of govern
ment bonds The limit that each per-
son can deposit in the savings banks
is $500. The interest on this sum, if
not drawn, is invested by the bank
IN. government bonds. From 1891 to
1919 the same class of people sub
scrlDed for and held $104,OOO,00O of
bonds Issued by the French colonies
and protectorates, $1S9,OOO,00 of city
OF Paris bonds, and $1S5,oO0;0O0 of
local communal bonds and those of
mortgage and loan companies.
From 1885 to 1905 the deposits in
the peoples savings banks increased
from $442,200,0oo to s642, 100000,
while the number of depositors in.
creased from 100000 to 1000, 900
and the possessions of the mutual re.
/ hef societies from $11,20O,O00 to $32,-
100000.
Mr.. Neymarck estimates the aggre-
gate; value of stocks, bonds and other
securities in the hands of French
capitalists, $14,S00,oo0, in 1890, at
I $17, 40O,oo0,o0o in 1900, and $1S,60o,-
100000 at the end of the year 1905.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21
BROWN THE COLOR SCHEME.
SeasonabIe and Smart Millinery for
Every Day Wear.

A hat of a serviceable smartness
much to be desired for everyday wear
is of nut-brown felt with a brim of
mushroom tendencies and mod.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21
All CHANGED.

Don't be SO snappy,''. said wround-
err: d.. There was q time when you
used to call me the light of your
life" s. 3&..: q .: I. - :
Yes" replied his wife, but that
was before you began to 60 out every
aight,' ST. 5s 81 Mr. s.5s,s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21

gay Powered ribbons. For hats rib
bon of all possible kinds and colorings
plays an important role at the present
time.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-05
MEN Can. NOT STOP CRYING.
Doctors and Courts Puzzled Over TWO
Most Peculiar Gases.

fa 5sA 4
Cleveland, Christian Dolde, "a.
years old, living with his sister, Mrs.
Carrie Letherer has been hailed into
court because his loud bellows at
night keep his neighbors awake.
Il Dolde has been crying continually
for week, physicians being unable
to aid him His condition is the re-
suit OF typhoid fever siege, the dis
ease having left him weak minded.
He was arrested recently on an in
sanity charge. but was released by the
court officers because they thought
his condition was the result OF alco-
holism. i
He fought desperately when ar
rested. He ripped the buttons on the
patrolman's coat and then tore the
coat almost to shreds. IN jail a fell
low prisoner tried to cure him Of cry
ing by beating him, but the method
proved futile. Dolde win be examined
by Judge Haddon.
Another peculiar case came up In
Judge Streple's court. Robert j.
Barnes Is suing the Cleveland Electric
Railway company for $25. 900 for in
aiuries received while motorman. He
claims 500 volts of electricity passed
through his body and that his tongue
and body have been partially para
lyzed. He has been crying almost
Scontinuo nsly since the accident.
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BABE PROMOTER OF SPORTS.
Enthusiastic Father Makes Infant Son
Member OF Athletic Association. 4

~ =
Lansdale, Pa There is a financier
in this town who is less than week
.old, and who, consequently, knows
nothing personally of his business
status, but the Iansdale Athletic as
ISOLATION. also q new organization, ac-
scepts the youngsters entrance into
the business world as a good omen.
Vincent Krupp, one OF the prominent
men Of the borough, q thorough base
nall and athletic enthusiast was one
of several men largely instrumental In
the formation of the Lansdale Athletic:
association. When Krupp went home
he found the stork had preceded him
by few hours and that the latest ar.
rival was a son.
The happy father evidently believed
that a love for things athletic would
develop in the new arrival, SO almost
the first thing he did was to hurry to-
John M. Hackman, the secretary OF
the Il. A. and buy q share OF the
stock of the association for the latest
addition to the Krupp family. That's
why interest among the promoters OF
the athletic association Is just now.
about evenly divided between the
baby and the assoeia alton. tss
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SEE LleHTHo Sc UP SIDE DOWN.
Spectacular Yarn Of Mirage Of Hat
e teras Told by Sailors.


Philad elphia. Old salts along the
river front were much Interested in
the spectacular yarn Of q mirage found
ssojourning Off Hatteras by the crew.
of the schooner Verona, which had
just arrived with a cargo Of lumber!
from Jacksonyill
Z The yarn was hardly up to the av-
5erage of Hatteras, that Bowery Of the
Atlantic, where they see such things
a It was q week ago when the zerona
observed strange things.
gauzy veil had lifted, and the Hat
3teras lighthouse stood out clear as a.
silhoutte. and Just beyond it was an
other which was not ON the mar. This
one was standing on its bald head
with cumbrous base turned to the
empty sky. There was q vista or hills,
their blue rims dim with distance, and
sitting In d normal posture, while just
above them was a sister range. but all
its hills standing on their tops.
A bit TO the seaward Of the upside
down landscape was a small feet Of
achooners conn Gently sailing through
the air, keels pointed I'd the heecy
clouds, sfs!J
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WILL POST DRuNkARD FACES.
Fond du Lac Saloons to Contain Pho.
tographs Of q abituaIs.s


Fond du Lac, IIabitual drunk.
ards In Fond du Lac are hereafter to
be photographed, and their photo.
! graphs Will be posted in every saloon
In the city. "A resolution to this eject
has Just been passed By the common
council.
The resolution was introduced by
one OF the saloon members 81 the
council. The reason for the action, he
says, IS that a man whom the council
1 might declare d habitual drunk
y might be known to only two or three
saloon epers, and after being post
ed might go to any saloon where he
was not known, and obtain drinks,
he police would then arrest the innlo.
cent saloon-keeper. H every notice
TO aIoon-keepe forbi dding them to
sell liquor to a certain person, CON
tained picture OF that person, the
dealer could post At IN conspicuous
place and he would then know In
stantly II that man applied for 4
drink.
The task of securing pictures 81
drunkards and sending the notices to
the saloons Is placed upon the police.
NO photographs have yet been taken
under the new act.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-05
WILL EMploY olas- u cRIPPLE rs.
Two Cleveland Men Establish Busi-
ness % Hire unforsunases.

Cleveland, o il III. Cormier and
w. Fritz are establishing a man.
fifacturing plant here In which none
but cripples win be- employed. The
idea ID the outgrowth Of the work
Mr. Cormier started several month";
ago, when he opened his free en-
ployHent bureau ana clearing house
Tor crippies In the Central Trust
building
IT is called the Associated Manufacs
turing company At first the plant
VIII occupy only two rooms and VIII
aurnish enplo to- 40 crippIes.
Designing and perforasing, cloth ana
avory button making. apron ana waist
sewing, and lace rnending by ma
ehlaery win form part oe the business
sSxe Min Bef : F8ota f0i ntGnog.
saphere and crippled delivery boys.
Every sort Of cripple, even the So
called opeiessly', crippled; VIII lsS
employed hi the new factory
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NOTICE FOR HEARING APPLICATION
FOR DRUGGISTS PERMIT.

State Of North Dakota n tba Comfy r,o,,,rt
County of Ramsey - si.s So 'sl Soure
Pursuant to an order Of this court made on
hereby given that on Saturday, the goth day of
Oct. a. D. 1905, att o'clock in the forenoon of
the county court house, in the City of Devils
Lake, County Of Ramsey and State of North
Dakota, has been appointed BY the judge of
the petition Of "a. d. Bond Of the City Of
Devils Lake in said Ramsey county, for the
for medicinal, scientific and mechanical pur-
poses. malt, yinous, spurious, fsrmentad or
other Intoxicating liquors at SlS, Fourth street,
Ramsey and State OF North Dakota when
and where any person Interested in the grant
same under Tie proyisons q tbs law and thes
will be heard.
Dated az Devils Lake North Dakota, the
18th day Of Sept A. D. 1905.
John r. Henry, !.
.sssS Judge of County Court.
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PRuNE BUDDING DENTS SHIP.
Cook OF the Cruiser Boston Drops Mix
ture and Is Placed In irons.


Belling CHAM, Wash. No sooner had
the crippled cruiser Boston reached
port than another dire calamity hit
her arnidships.
For the MONDAY dinner Of the hum
cry able seamen the cook built spe-
cial plum duff, using prunes instead
of plums. He boiled the pudding In
% bag for a couple OF hours, and
started below to serve 1t to the sea-
men.
At the companionway the dun slid
from the platter, struck the bottom
step and bounded to the beams over
head. The impact dented steel grid
4er. four by eight inches. and left a
depression in the iron deck at the
takeoff. 5ss.
On the second rebound the prune-
plum duff stove In the starboard end
of petty officers clothes chest and
knocked the buttons OFF his Sunday
go-ashore uniform. From the chest
the stampeded pudding hoped to the
other side Of the ship, smashing the
tWo-inch thickness of glass In a dead
light and went overheard.
The captain placed the cook in irons
and ordered the ships diver to re-
cover the pudding for expert analysis.
It is thought the -four furnished the
Boston by the Mill trust has been
adulterated beyond the limit OF human
endurance.
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PROPOSALS FOR oFFICEB AND
BARN. Department OF the Interior. Office of
Indian Affairs, Washington, ID. e., Sept. "a,
1903. Sealed proposals plainly marked on the
outside Of the envelope J Proposals for Frame
Office Building and Frame Barn, Turtle,
Mountain Reservation, Fort Totten School,
North Dakota, e addressed to the Commission;
OF; of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. CT will DO
resolved at the Indian Office until 2 o'clock p.5
N. OF Nov Z, 1903, for furnishing and deliver.
ing the necessary materials aud labor required
to construct and complete ona frame Office
itlail ding and one frame barn on the Turtle
Mountain Reservation, Fort Tosten School.
North Dskctas as per specifications, which
may be examined ct this once, and at the
Offices OF the Improvement Bulletin Minneapoli&
MINI. the Inter. 0cahn. Devils Lake, M D.as
the Builders and Traders Exchanges as Omahas
Nebr., d Milwaukee, Wis, sc. Paul, Hinn., and
Minneapolis, MIMI; the Northwestern Manu-
9faetuEers Association, &c. Paul finn, the U,
Omaha. Nebr., New Yorx.s M. II, and san
Erancisco. California, and as the school: For
tnrthsr information Apply 20 Chas p; Davis
mi
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Disbursements.
North Dakota Business,

zeal risks taken during the 90
Io DE- premiums received during the
Totai losses incurred during the year 562 o.
i4 tta , amount OF losses paid during
State OF New York 80 'oA "
County of New York 30.
Eugene b. Winslow, president. and w
3 3u9reon, secretary OF the Metropolitan Plata
Slass q Casualty Insurance Comnany
nelng duly sworn, deposs and nav.
ina! the foregoing Is correct statement OF tha
a1aLrs OF said company; that the said In
snrance company has paid mp capital stock
OF az least Two Hundred Thousand DoIlars. in
available cash Assets, inclusive of StocEhold.
els, oplgaelons, and over and above all Iiabiii-
ties f1r claims reported, expenses and taxes.
ana thag tney are the above described officefs
OF sald insurance Company.
-. Wlnslow, President.
-. w: Burton, Secretary.
da subscribed and sworn to before me this Goth
"A: II. Lahy, Notary Public.
Kings county certificate filed in New YorE
county - "a - ~ w.
State OF North Dakota
OMce OF Commissioner of Insurance
u. y. Cooper, Commissioners Of Insurance.
OF the state OF North Dakota, do hereby certify
That the foregoing is true abstract Of the orig
tnaI statement now on file in this Office. ,
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunto sat
my hand and affixed the seal Of this Office at
bismarck the 18th day of Sept. A. D. 1906. .
~ Il s{{4. e. G. Cooper.
5! iss commissioner Of INSURANCE..
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.rRANsPLANTs BLOOD VESSELS.
Germai, Surgeon Describes Success.
fuI Experiments.

Stuttgart. Prof. Garre, OF Breslau.
gave to the congress OF natural In.
yestigation and medicine, recently In
session here, the result Of his expert
ments IN transplanting blood vessels
and organs from one body to another.
This subject attracted much attention
at the meeting OF the British Medical
associat ton, held In Toronto, last Au.
Gust, when DR.. a. Carroll, Of the Uni.
33v5etrsity Of Chicago, read paper give
ing MS periments In the same field.
Prof. Care described the case Of a
four-year-old boy, suffering from cret-
inism, who had portions Of his moth
er's thyroid gland transplanted to his
spleen. The child, after nine months,
Is deyel oping normally and can walk
and talk. 4
rof. Garre narrated successful ex-
3periments Ia the transplantat Of
blood vessels from one living animal
TO another. He also transplante blood
vessels from animals that had been
dead for an hour and a half to live
animals. e,
The professor declared that, while
4 " was possible to transplant large
blood vessels from living human be-
Sings, blood vessels could be taken
from freshly amputated limbs and
transplanted to cases where large tu-
5mors had been removed or where
otherwise the tying up Of large blood
vessels resulted fatally for the parts
OF the body fed by them.
Prof. Care described also the trans
planting Of kidneys from one animal
70 another, the replanted organ per-
forming its functions perfectly.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-05
FLlckERTAIL NUGGETS.

Tolnla This place Will soon have d
{ telephone line.
Hannaford There Is a diphtheria
scare at this city.
Hannaford Robbers burgled = drug
store the other night.
st. Thomas-A barn was struck by
lightning and set on fire.
Fargo Ambrose has a postoffice and
wants q commercial club.
Tagus- Editor Egan OF The Mirror
gets after the booze vendors.
FargoG. w. Haggart secured an
other sewer contract at Leeds.
NorWich-A large number Of farmers
around here stacked their grain.
Harvey Foreman Bailey Of the 500
round house. was badly scalded.
Minot-Dan Campbell. alleged to be
a. Montana forger. was arrested here.
Ripples-A man stood on peak at
Rock Lake and counted twenty-five
threshing rigs in operation. he says.
KilarneyA party of Assyrians en-
route 70 Bisbee. were stopped here
and compelled to return to winnipeg
for examination.
Forbes Everybody but one woman
is said to have signed petition for
r. druggist to be granted a permit
Devils Lake Ramsey county off,
lcials are sending out circulars describe
ling young horse thief who has been
operating in that section.
Ashley Sixty five new citizens were
recently sworn in at a special term Of
courf.
Bisbee Vim. swink carved Walter
Murphy at a dance and was held in
/ $500 bonds to answer for his sport.
Wahpeton- Roy Stillings, a Barnes
county boy, was accidentally shot while
carrying a loaded gun in a hay rack.
La Moure III. r. Forkert is doing
| some lively hustling to secure the al
cohol plant for La Moure. II
Dickinson Travellers with teams
through the southern part Of Morton
county are accused OF stealing oats
from the fields for their horses.
/ Grand Forks The first snow storm
three years ago was Sept. 10, and IL
was heavy in some parts Of the state.
Fargo Cherry Valley in Mckenzie
county is said to be especially well
adapted to irrigation.
Westhope The Standard claims the
championship Of North Dakota ana
Manitoba for the Westhope ball team.
Nome-o Ole svendby was sued and
Judgment secured for q subscription
i 70 g town hall, which he had declined
to pay because Of differences Of opin-
ion over the location. !;8
Ambrose Tom Jurdon, a teamster
cashed check given him to pay some
bills and skipped. 4.
Fargo Grains are running to Me-
Vile on the Fargo Aneta-D Devils Lake
extension Of the q. N.
Fargo President Cashel Of the
i North Dakota Drainage association is
i planning to secure some favorable
legislation at the next session Of the
Legislature. 81 81
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lnCREAS IN EXPORTS
AUGUST PRESENTS REMARKARLE
RECORD I'm oREIeN co MMERcE.
Canned Beet Losing In Favor be.
s',and for Other Products 81 Pack
IN srs Exceed Those Of Last Year
aliing on In Cotton.

Washing ton The foreign com.
merce Of the United States has crossed
the So. 900 ,000,0 900 mark. III the IL
months ending with August the I'M,
ports were 81, 254 3s9;7S5 and the ex-
ports S1,759, ALT 1898, a total for the Ia
months - Of So, 013, 81 .633. These fig.
ures are supplied by the bureau r 81
statistics Of the department 81 com.
merce and labor, which In bulletin
says In part: !: IL 7ss5
az August figures Of both i'm
ports and exports exceeded those Of
any receding August in the history Of
our 60 nmerce. August imports Tor
the first time crossed lie 500 900, 900
line The imports have exceeded
Sl0o, OO0, 600 in practically every month
ofs the last year, but August il usually
e Light month for imports and thus
me record l of more than 800, 900 900
s1orst1e month Of gust is made for
the first time in the figures Of the
month Just end ed. which shows i'm in.
ports Of $105, SIS, 604 against 500 900.
200 II August of 1905, $ss 900, 900 in
1904. i',7
The export figures for August are
also larger than those for any preced-
Ing August, amour ting; to SIPS, 454, 760
against $118, 900. 900 In August 1905.
! and LOS, 900 900 in Aug Just, 1901.
ne growth of commerce is distrib.
uted through a large class Of articles.
Meat and dairy products exported
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the estate OF Joseph F.
Campbell. deceased 81
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Charles =. Taylor, administrator of the estate
Of Joseph #. Campbell, late OF the city Of
Devils Lake in the County of Ramsey and State
of North Dakota, deceased, to the creditors
Of, and all persons having claims against, said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within months, after the first pub
location Of this notice, to said administrator at
the Office OF Mcf;lory & Barnett, in the city of
Devils Lake. in said Ramsey County. t55'z
Dated Aug. IL, A.. d. 1906.
Charles e. Taylor, 4
Administrator Of Estate Of Joseph F. Camp.
bell, deceased. a f
& Barnett, ii }.3 5s Vii:
Attorney for Administrator.
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Tufta llaa soullaaat unIi.

4 Medgord, Mass. - The lrepEYnan
eisss 81 Tufts ii dis nguished by the
Ipresence aa q; member Of fhe younE.
snk coiiegiau III tho United States.
Norbert Weiner. aged aI, the son of
Leo Weinar, assistant professor oI
Slasonic Ian uages az Harvard, iii the
isd. He lives with HIS parents 81
hEalfoFd Hillside. When Norbert Mns
8 mouths old he knew his alphabet
hon eight years Old. he vas reading
Darwin. Hslxleg. RiboE and aaseIxal
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER or INSURANCE. a
Company's Certificate of Authority.

Whereas, the Metropolitan Plate Glass In.
surance Company of New York, NY CORPORA.
ton organized under the laws Of New York han
filed in this Office a sworn statement exhibitine
It's condition and and business for the year ending
tnents of the laws Of this state, regulating The
business of insurance and -
Whereas. The said Company has fled in this
Office duly certified copy of its character with
certificate of organization in compliance with
the requirement OF the insurance laws afore-
said Sos IS ~ 81 2>>>S,'-'
Now. Therefore, I. q. C. Cooper, Commission.
Ger of Insurance of the State of North Dakota,
pursuant to the provisions of said laws, do
hereby certify that the above named COMPANY
IL fully empowered, through its authorized
agents, TO transact its appropriate business Of
Accident q Plate Glass Insurance in this state
according to laws thereof, until the 31st day of
December, IA. d. 1906.
&c. Cooper,
y Commissioner of Insurance.
= In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my my hand and seal at Bismarck, this 2ist day of
March, A. D., 1906.
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MAKE Ale oHoL FROM coRNcoBs.
Tests Made at Iowa Agricultural Col.
legecost But 8 Cents a Gallon.


Ames, Ia Interesting experiments
which have been conducted at the ex.I
pertinent station OF the Iowa agri-:
cultural college show that alcohol can.
be made cheaply out OF corncobs.
One OF the great problems OF can.
ners has always been the disposition
of tho cobs from the corn. which soon
become sour and must be hauled
away. The discovery that alcohol
can be extracted from the cobs means.
that what heretofore has been q
source Of great expense now can be
converted into q valuable by-product.
The tests show that there are ii
gallons Of alcohol IN ton Of green
cobs.
The process Of distillation is simple.
A conyeyor carries the cobs to grind
ing machine, where they are reduced
to g pulp. This pulp Is mixed to the
proper consistency by the use Of wa.
ter, and the mass Is then brought to
boil. After being boiled short
time yeast Is put into the pulp and the
whole mass . flowed to ferment
After that the usual process Of distil.
alation is followed. s3f8
The cost Of manufac ture is stated
20 be about three cents gallon. When
the alcohol lis denatured this means:
that alcohol for fuel purposes can be
sold at 20 cents a gallon, and still
leave 9 good profit to the distiller5
and handler.