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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-24

Mother( to daughter who requests
that young doctor be called in to at
tend her)-My dear. Better have
the old family physician. This man
is young and has no experience.
Daughter (pouting)-If no one
calls him in how will he ever gain
any Observation-Disclosures for
Translantic Tales. from Fliegende
Blatter.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-24
Death IRON Lockjsw.

Never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve. Its antisep-
tic and healing properties prevent
blood poisoning. Cnas. Oswald. mer-
chant. OF Rensselaersville. N. ".
writes: ut cured Seth Burch. Of
this place. of the ugliest sore on his
neck ever saw" Cures Cuts.
Wounds, Burns and Sores. 25c at all
druggists.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-24
HieI, Tine.

Mother (to daughter whose faith
er goes around the corner eyerytime
she opens the piano. Emily, you
must stop practicing. Your fathers
nose already shows signs of II. =
Translated for Transatlatic Tales
from ''Fliegende Blatter."
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-24

Boarder Ito landlady) Did ~
hear me come home last nisht?"
Landlady---''Did II" I heard 80
coming home for several houre! -
Translated for Transatlantic 1eis'
from "Fliengende Batter" -.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-24
THAN BABEL's N
New Singer Building WIN ns
Feet In Height.

The Singer Sewing Mac1inS .
pany's building now, IN course u 4
struetion at Broadway and Ms
street. New Yofk, ,ftn, q sT.s
pleted, be the high rio.. who "
erected by man foi and unccrf u
purposes. 4. the &c
The tower. .sixts $40. seet
Will rise = sosked off tlthe
~ eArdly distaG&
Ter. o. q he wet ~
III " thaA 4 By khladelpl z,
halS right fesf6 shan I
of tho Cologne sedral.
contain / fortyfons Aorie
height OF the T1zin builf..g ~
cellar to roof viii be 1876 feet.
In order tc secure a rock f0en|
ton upon which to erect this q!
building, II has been necessary
dig down ninety feet below thsss
face of the ground. workmen
now engaged in removing the q
by means of great working chamb'
or boxes constructed Of heavy tim|
or steel, without bottoms. the lov
edges being shod with the latter N
al, which are lowered into pleoe. I
as the earth is removed nom bel
in huge buckets operated by -
engines, they gradually sink
When one OF these chambers
caissons settles below the water J
sectianal shaft cduipped with
air lock is inserted IN the roof, =
compressed air Is pumped into
chamber to keep It clear Of WI
one pound OF pressure being empl
ed for every two and one-third {
Of depth. without such an srrar
ment It would be impossible to -
bedrock. 1t is expected that
Singer building VIII be csmpis
and ready for occupancy IN -
1908.
The erection of . tower OF s.
enormous height presents. SO Ern
w. Flagg, the architect. says no !
mendous engineering difficulties. I
only unusual feature Will be the "
braces. which, although NOT rsoul'
by the building department. are
be made independent Of the Wal
Not acubic unit Of wood VIII 81
into the construction Of the build
even the sash and doors being
meta, and the foors Of csment !
marble. Pour elevators WIN -
the tenants. who II Is expected '
number 1880, to any OF the fos
one hoors. n = So,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-24

Sixty years ago there were 1so,oo9
children at school in India. Now
there are over 1000. 900 49,.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-24

The more man gets from this old
world the more he thinks that the
world owes him.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-24
An Alarming Situation

Frequently results from neglect OF
clogged bowels and torpid liver, un-
til constipation becomes chronic.
This condition is unknown to those
who use DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
the best and gentlest regulators of
Stomach and Bowels. Guaranteed by
all druggists. Price 25c.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-24

, The evil OF debt lies largely In
what Il was that led a man to get
into It.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-24

"Ksthlsen, e To- 10 librSst -
get me Tho Lost Soul" i
eyes. ma'am. and what wih I :
n can't fnd it?"--rrsnsists< {
transatlantic Tales from "heeU~
iorfer Blatter.." 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-31

CONTINUED on PAGE ., COLUMNS AND 4
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-31
Member OF Defunct Liquor
Firm Goes to Join Brother.
Wanted by Heney for Grand Jury Inquiry

William
had
developed
of his
la poi
The family that Manila the ultimate destination Hilbert
he
Philippines but and that his Europe
his brother.
The Of Hilbert this and under peculiar
F.
The of both them
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-31
| labor Unions Call for the
Exposure Of Graft.
Will Support Langdon and Heney in
Campaign Against Dishonesty.

The independent element in organized labor of the
city ralyng to the support of Francis Heney and
District Attorney Langdon their battle against boodng
and corruption in the municipal administration. So far
public opinion figures in the the workingrnen
be counted lend helping hand in clearing the
moral atmosphere of the graft-ridden metropolis
UNION MEN ARE NOT DECEIVED.
The meeting last Sunday that was intended as
demonstration in support OF Rue and the administration
not to be accepted index of the feelings of the
thousands of union Already the is under
way repudate the statements made by the leaders who
addressed the gathering Resolutions be passed
many locals expressing faith in Heney and Langdon and
demanding that the charges OF official crookedness shall
be probed TO the bottom
The Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters Union has al
ready taken positive stand urging that there shall be
obstruction the work OF the prosecutors and the Grand
Jury The members of number of other bodies have de-
cided to take similar steps.
RUFF CONTROLS SMALL FACTION.
While Ruef has hold principally through his polit-
cal nlaneuverings, union vet the working
men whole under his control they be
isled BY him. The element of upright and intelligent
those who alive to the state OF affairs the
city, to be deceived by the boss, and is insisting that
there shall be no sitting of the Investigations
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-31
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY.
INDEX OF The
TELEPHONE TEMPORARY SO.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1906
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
TO-DAY.

YESTERDAY-Cloudy; west wind: maximum
temperature 56: minimum temperature, IS.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-clondy; light west
wind. Page Is
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-31
Archbishop Montgomery Favors Investigation
c. Il. Hilbert Leaves Suddenly for Europe
Prelate Declares No Innocent Person
Needs to Fear Heney's Net.

AN JOSE Oct 30-Notre Dame College commemoratng
day the Bacaton of the the Sisters of Notre
~ Dame Of Namur Archbishop Montgomery, having
San Jose the and being asked
opinion conditions that
become somewhat the last few weeks eped
Il do believe that than other large and If
and the outside world generally regard being bad
suppose Ourselves thank for We have making
rather ugly confession of lately But the
this that An confession good for the SOUL
have good ahead OF The proposed
municipal affairs the ovhadow other
interest.
I'VE have suffered disaster from fire and earthquake but
erng far from the exhibition making OF ourselves
before the world losing the of those who aid
generously the hour of need As believe
well Wish Of San Francisco feels that the only
seespeet and the of others push the
rapidly possible to a coneuson.
1T most demorazne community to have public ofc
doing without taken these
he public mind finally becomes callou doing itself
long and perseny made that the public has
those who nnocent charged have right public and
but thorough and honest clear the atmosphere
and with ourselves
the of California that believe
nd guilty has any just right o complain.
undertaken good faith for the best the
oroughly and honestly"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-31

Continued on Page 2 Column !
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-31
ARCHBISHOP monToOr1EEM

ias constantly charged with wrong doing and without
tons and their cause the public mind finally bee
Mere accusations have been SO long and SO per
know the truth; and above ALL those who nnocenty
plete vlndlcatlon. Nothing but thorough and
and right before the world and with ourselves.
L have such confidence in the courts of Callfornl
that he will suffer from hem and guilty has any
L believe the investigation has been undertaken in
and that It will be conducted thoroughly and honestly
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
kanSdn OpiStoSSa

afoa mfutaui maonantaina emf tuIepan ioulutnm 3 pdipamd feuo
9 @. y.
Mltapon mtmpuooen ojoIa tulaan opistoSo opettamoan iuraa,pia
oncho: Suomen fieltd, 9n9lannin fetd, Suomen bistorioa, gbbpstpals
tain btotoriaa, laStentoa, mttausoppa, maonieoetd, taloustebetd, frs
ianphoo, ustontoa y. M SdSld mainttuien y. N. oppiaineioen nufottat
esta tuntmddrdSta, oppifriosta ia musta opetistoimintoa fosfapista
aToiSio iohtotumto, pfojd nmpoin opston iobaian fansia niistd Ioipit
tnoon' taon"c"p"na ldbemmin imoitoo. Mimeff pibetpn oiafosten
lpuoitotonflen paGtDten mutaon moimat oppIaat mapaast nolta
nisfd tariona olepisia oineioia he bamapat opeista ieurata.
Sufmpuoi teStdd emf teidfmn l pdhpadn ia o n oppilasmafIu tSHa
MT altamalto lufnnrnooeta $500 uiefuItafin pppIaala. Sdpiboio
opstono matIna meoopploiae 10 boaaria ia naisoppioiue 8 ooIaria
uufauocha.
Sppuahi holuatpat iuoiipat fddntpd ied imuliine ehd ffrioliine
teouseluineen ioDtofunnan Hbherin, lafimaS Y. $. @ranin puoIeem,
ionta oioie OH 229-5ab abe. s. DULUTH, Wtnn. Spiston iobtaia mi 6.
8. 0ootoio OIL If. % pdipdolG afoen toipahapisIa iamaaa o5oiHeeua.
ietG mtmpuoocn actua opiStpuo.
SppdaitN .aifopa febohetaon bpmiSid aioin iImohtautumaan. &uis
on boIuuiiua tlaiiunS pddstd opiston opploifi Ientin idIestd
ppetustoimnu opiotoaa OH 10 atonmt.
Sonianopiston Sobtptunnan puoesia:
@mst. 2abti,
efmes.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

lanai. Sdmdn perdstd pubumot
tnurompfdt lufimat fpmaua ddneIld
papin fonSia mofontummustufIen.
Sitte pappi meni IafariStoon. SiuG
aitaa nrfiiri loulpi ia ioitti. Gen 10.
pnttua tuli paStpri IaornoStmoliin
6dn pnbmi ia miittoi bppin fanniist
Sumolan ionaa enanfeliumitefstir
ioboosta. SananIa tidimat IpoI,
mestd ia ne menimdt faiffein Ipoi'
min. Ntieliola oil tirtosia lGmmin,
&ppnel fimolti monen fuuromnfdn
iilmisId. Suarnan loputtua huff
pappi loppurutomf Ien ia Iiunaufien.
Sumalanpalmeius oil loppunut. 9ets
fen fulmttua non1imnt fuurompfdt
m%ertolleen. !Se ldbtimdt onneliIino
fotiinia tdstd mieItGplentdmdsid ius
malanpalneluffesta.
!RriStianian fuurpmpffdin firffo
wibittiin tarfotnfieenfa marrasfmun
A p:nd muonna 1894. Gen enimdis
iend puppina pn toiminnt ytprion
finromntfdin oma pappi. postori
Sonrao SmenoIen. Se OH peruSs
tettu Grietianian fuuromnffdm nbs
bistpfien toimesta. Sa. 9tprian mols
ito antaa jofo muoii iiiben apnra.
baa.
GDDpenbaminasia OH fuuromps
fiud mp0s oma, tiilietd tebtp tirfto.
&c on fanniin puutarban %pmpdroi
ma. SamasIa talosio, misId firffo
on, oiuu fuurompffdin pappi, pas
tori Sobs. S6rsenien. 3irfoSia tas
pabtau iumaIanpalfpeIus iotentin ia,
malta tomaIa fuin 8ristianian +. nj.
firfosiafin. &uitenfin pioetddn tddl'
Id iofa i%unnuntai fofii iumoIanpal
pelusta. toinen pubumi0e ia e%rifieen
toinen lpiittoipiue fuurompfiqe. ga.
mile on tdst1 enemmdn tpDtd, NUT:
ia bpDtp on mpDsfin iuurempi. gSo'
roia ~firffopn oipat antaneet tuu,os
mpffdin pboistpfiet, pfiitpiiet lam.
mihipodmiiet ibmiiet ia maltio. Sd-
man liidfii atpustaa maltio Iitd ,uuo.
iiitoin mddrdtpud iimmalla. &iua
rompfdt iaarpat &D6penbami,susia
fofoontua mpDs fafIi fertaa ipiifoss
ia raamatunielitpfieen. 4astori S0rs
9enien %Ianoi, eta niisId fdp alma
palio fuurompffid.
SuomesIa fuurompfiud Ell mield
ole omno firffoo tai ru~fousbuonet-
ia. Winoin tulee ie aifa, eta tddads
Fin fuuromnfiud on oma 9erran
buone2 EoimottomoSti hilefpoiinus
antaa tdbdn plan mastaufIen.
:. 81. y.
(&uurompffdin leboeStd.,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
Haiffafmmmait itmtiiia.
VcrifdG I~ebmdnue! guefirioit.

VcrifGG Iebm1nue! Inefirioits
toneen fartanolIe Norrien lufeiieno
SronpooisIa iImaontui I. T. Is pm
italia Iebmd.eldin. ionfa omistaia
fdpfDDn perimdsid niiud i,tntomer
teind, iotfa ~elufosia omot; iitd pa'
rempi, mitd pifemmin. ~
9ictor Sobnion. '
900 6. Yird it,, Sronmoob, WtiG.
GGrpGSpaperia usfotta mat
muntamat bppdfli firioituspaperifii,
noan fuitenfin yWeaono" mdrsip-
ia .fuffapoperi ipie notion, iiud ie
on paroota tiriepaperia, ei tubroans
nu firioittaesio ia fulfee iiud fpnd
oifpon fuin itiestddn. Sdtd paperio
on SronmoooisIa mpptdlpdnd ois
noastaan SuomoIaiieSIo firidpor
nosia. Yoperit omat iiepisid lootis
toisia, iobon funliu II arffio ndr'
ips ia frtfapaperia, II firiefoteloo
ia fuinouspoperi. Sdaaiien loati'
fon binto on % I. ia muile paitfa'
funnilIe tiloItoesio 30 |. Sioite:
Otto Mooiinen. S.Yr SO, S%ronfpooo
Wi.b.
Sos JOIN tobtoo inla ipofuute'
iuffi Iiitd toiiieifasto, etid Inbcrlon
&c Siabers on porooiien f%pornstettu
oIouaon tdsid faupun9isIo, min teb'
fDDn bp,pin ia fdpfDDn ominiiImin
ndfemdsId.
gnoerIon & Sinber9.
6. &c 81. 20. H. u. pbtiDn ions
trobti. Sliper Sron Wlinin9 so. td'
f6IdiTisid faimannoiSto noetetun
routomuuon fosfcwa on MT loppu'
nut ia umben fontroboin on tebnpi
Wisconiin Central rautotiepbtip, ia
fen ioboosto on tebtp polion ''ritto
routotietd idGGd ia unIio on mield
iebtdnG. Suurimmon tpDn oIoinen
oil ie oio, iofa oIfoo 70. 6. o%icnnol-
ia ia fietdd eteldpuoIitIc %foupnn9'n
gobst,faiponnoDe; find iImonoeia
oIemoofin noin 100000 lpltd,
mennen poifoin oIuttowien %tuloien
ia rofeunufIien pli, itaIioIoiIeSio fp'
Idsid.
aoorarIosti motrcSieio, polSic'
reio, tdffeid ia bIdnfeiteid foifen nd'
fSiiia ia bintoiio iefd Iosfen "bu9Sp'
cuttereio", ia febtoio itlefdppid 'pie'
tereind, y. M.
gnberion &c Siaber9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
. stinoam eniiluofaH parturiliif-


feen idoid foupunsisia omistaa mr.
ISM Huebolt ia on ie ipoetopddtd
9efola d Gtquietin Itoorio. Sum
boIuotte biutienne le%,fotufIi ia pars
tame oietufii bpfpin, Min fGpfdd
meind. Meiud OH emf mntan mies
bet ip6siG ia tefeipat cnlilnofon
tp1n. Smpfoo iuttoponne mufonon'
ne ia ianotoo belle, mioid teboddn
bpmGd tpDtd. Wlind baIuon tebod
teiodn tponne ia pipdn teitd armosia
10. ). TuSbpl'.
0llireS Gaartifen ticooSio OIL
porbaot polipeluspoifot Sronmoos
bin pmpdrisiDud, ioibin ban baIuoiii
iaoba bpmdt iptDt. Siis, icfa Ia,
luaa polmeluSpoitfaa tddld, lorii
fddntpd bGnen pnoIeenia; mDDSfin
ne, jotta tortciiiemat poImeliioo,
moirpdt zen loood Ddnell tonfioon
pifemmin. 2irieiiiin n%oeiataan.
poiffo poStopddid .. OioSiiien fir'
%jopoinoa.
SIoitc: 22S WtcSeoo ope.
Srpnmooo, Wiicb.
Gel. 100 ~.
Rmofoo ia oiuntoo oil mppe iao'
tomona poitfoo ooottoesio belpoilla
mofiniud.
Sacpb y. c'icmi mpppi idpii'
miGoiiio ia monenpdriIid miestcn
toIpipufuio So pIDs Sronmooo Sto'
re SO. p~uooisio.
NpitaStcm iufiio, feIffojo, Iuiss
timia pnnd tpttDsten cotereja, iutfio
ia luiStimio, iopinio Iobioia pieno'
foiiuc SouIufii iefd llubcfii Wuo'
befIi.
InberIon &c Siuber9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
aamiallisSenrafnnnalla on aii'

tospdimdnd grmoriSIo mppidiiet.
pppbetddn niitS, ioiuo on orpoIisto'
ia mpptamdnd, mppmddn ne ennen
fiitospdipdd oiipan loppnun, ettei
niitd iormiiIeiii buutofoupouo mppod.
m6nG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
: suom. fesfimai,eu palu,pafma.

ttiSsDbtiDn poito niiena pdd-oiiomies
bend OH tauppamieS Sobn IS. 6eai,
So9ebic fauntioia. Sdma on 16
muotta lponba c VIA iuomoloincn Dbs
tiD ia on dItonut ottoo tddlIdfin lpos
fuututiio. DE pppodmmc lnfiiain
ottamaan bunmioon tdmdn pbtiDn
poifaoio tdtd lebteG oIepan
iImoitufien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22


tcia OH iaapunut runias polifoimo
SuomaIaiieen firiapainoon. &6ps
fdd fotipmoSIa ia tetemdSid tiIoufs
femme bppisid oioin.
Std toiipantppbtint tefee erebs
optiesid palion turbao tpDtd iefd
mpDSfin tecitdipdt fauntilla. Pari
puotta iitten iiirrettiin guroro-SeSs
IiepiQen mGIinen tieoio, poan MT Ie
on taaien tuIut iiirrettdmdtii ia on
unoen ten urofaua tebnpt Saari Dc
9liIi, ie on uroffaIopimufien mifaon
maImiS. Norrien pGdlle menemd tie
on mpDSfin terron 10 multettu GoSt
SSorrie.faimannpn toboolle ia npt ie
on taaicn muutettona, waiffa I'll,
Ioin OH foiIoiti fen npfpinen paitfa
10 oleipan paifoua, iota Ell foipons
iopbtiD foipoo, ipoon mt on tuIlut
ianottu fobto taoien torpeelliiefIi,
ioten tic on liirrettdnd. nuii tie ts
lee fnIfemoon Mnroran pddHd oIes
man mofeisfappon luoto, Iuorin
pobioispuolitic SIiper Sron Wlinins
so. iabampIpd. = p:ti.
8npllmt. Iutti ia &atariina
2onniien poita g8dinD 2llbin fuo!i
WafeiieIoiSId, Widb., If. 16 y. 2 10.
8 fl. ia 20 on iidsId; bauoottiin
ipiime tiistoina Wofeiielbiin. !Sau-
ban iiunoii past. e. Muori.
MbptdiuGnG tommobelponen
Z muoben monbo poinoo i ZOO pau
noo. sdbsmpid tietoia ontoo to0in
pitdid aiIantic MANILA Sron BEL
iisId. WI.
SuomaIainett sauna
OH amoinno periontoiiin flo II pdis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

3anmtia iapmiia monta eri la.
iia, SorIu tamaroita. SouIu Fort
teio, f%iripia, rslrmo" poperosIeio
iaotomana Motti Siffolon WofeiS,
fanpasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

Sttafaapa bnpmippn! adns
oildSidmme oniuoreito fobmiIeiipofs
fla, beoelmid ia Acknowledgements.
&apfddpd puooisiomme. &c on
Watti Niemen foundation miereeId
479 6. Norrien Soc.
YstdnppbeIa
q. WiriuIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
SuomaIainen sauna

on amoinno periontoiiin flo II pdis
mdnd ia louontoiiin Flo 3 ~. taIoos
ia 4S0 6. u. zoe. :
Wl. Niemi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

tcia OH iaapunut runias polifoimo
SuomaIaiieen firiapainoon. &dps
fdd fotipmoSla ia tetemdsid tilomfs
femme bpipisid oioin.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-19
EAT MORE HONEY.
One of the Most Nutritious and Deli
cate Foods.

One Of the Most Nutritious and Deli
cate Foods.
Honey, one Of the most nutritious
and delicate Of foods, should be eaten
more than it u.s." said cooking ex-
pert Bought in the comb it Is
bound to be unauthorized, and this
pure honey will keep it's friends from
sore throat and bronchial troubles.
Il have not had a sore throat since
six years ago took to eating honey.
My doctor tells me he often recon-
mends honey, with excellent results,
for diseases of the throat.
Honey is excellent to use instead
of sugar for sweetehing cakes. 1t
gives the cakes most delightful
flavor. 1t is also excellent in place OF
butter on hot biscuits, on toast and ON
buckwheat cakes.
Il know number of ladies who use
honey as a cosmetic. They apply it to
the skin, rub 1t in well, then wash 1t
OF with hot water. The result Is a
sfiner-textured complexion, q glowing
color, a young, fresh look."-New Or
leans Times-Democrat. r..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-19
First publication Dec. 5, 1905.
Contest Notice.

Department of the interior, United States
Land Office, Bismarck, n D., Dec. 5, 1905.
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this Office by George kenney, cont 1s
agans Homestead entry No. 32943, made Feb. 3,
1906 for the northwest i of section II, township
l+2, range II, by Israel Beckman, con, estee. in
which it is alleged that said Israel Beckman
has wholly abandoned said land and never did
establish bona fde residence on said land but
that he does reside in the City of Minnea polls.
Mimi, and has changed his residence from said
land for more than six months last past and
said default still exists. Absence not due to
employment in the U. S. Army Navy in time
OF war.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear, re-
spond and offer evidence touching said alles
alton at 10 O'Clock a. m. on January a. 1907,
before the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Bismarck, N. D.
The said contestant having in properafhda-
Wit. filed December 4. 1906 set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made. it is here ~ or
dered and directed that notice be given by due
md proper publication
ID. Fl. JEWEL, Register.
Cochrane d Taylor, Attys.,
Bismarck, n. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-19
GLENuLLiN.8
(News 14th.)

81 III .lNeWS l4tn. MS @s II.
Joseph Knoll took his wife to st.
Alexius hospital at Bismarck last
week for treatment. 7tbsa
Ludwig Richert who lives down on
the Cannonball met with a bad ac-
cident one day last week. He. was
hauling a large load Of supplies out
from Glenullin and when near the
Heart river he in some way &C.
cidentally fell from the wagon, trac.
turing one of his legs.
i Victor Swanson and wife Of Salem,
S. D., arrived here last Friday and on
Saturday went out to their homestead
in the southwestern part Of the
county to take up their permanent
residence thereon. Mr. Swanson
stated to the writer that there are
about forty families from near Salem
located in his neighborhood in Morton
county. .J9, * -. .-~,..' /
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-19
organizing AGAINST Pigs
Civic Federation Of Sheyenne Has Done Good Work and
Urges Kindred Organization EIseWhere...lts
Constitution and Bylaws

The following letter is self ex-
planatory. Ut carries suggestions of
an organization which might prove of
value in Bismarck: a.
Civic Federation of Sheyenne,
Sheyenne, N. D., Dec. 1.-THE Bis
marck Tribune. I enclose herewith
constitution and bylaws of the Civic
Federation of Sheyenne which were
adopted by the Federation last night.
This federation has already had
considerable influence in the enforce
ment of laws. AT last term of court
in this county it convicted two "blind
piggers,'' and was instrumental in
convicting two others. One other
"blind pigger' considered that it was
to his best interests to leave the state
thus saving the county considerable
expense in his prosecution.
I believe that If the citizens in
other towns, who desire to see the
law enforced, would organize similar
declarations, they would find that by
| united effort, it would not be so
difficult to enforce the laws. Without
an organization there does not seem
/ to be any Individual who wishes to
take upon himself the responsibility
| of prosecuting "blind piggers" or
| other law breakers.
The law breaking element is very
active during election time, because
| they are interested in keeping them
selves from being prosecuted. The
law abiding element on the other
hand is not so active, because there Is
nothing that seems to concern them
in particular. The result is that the
law breakers usually elect a sheriff
who is pledged to shield them. Yet
the people think they have elected an
/ officer to enforce the laws.
, 1T is said that in one of our neigh
boring towns, the law breaking ele
! ment is so strong that even the
ministers don't dare to raise theil
voice against it; the law breakers
making the largest contribution to
ward the minister's salary, the minis
ter feels that his bread and butter
comes from that direction. 1t is salt
4 that out of a population of severa
1 hundred, five men cannot be fount
who would take firm stand for thu
purpose of having the law enforced
# one man has a right to break thu
laws in one way, another man Ger
! tainly has in another way. Unless
Ispublic conscience is quickened, i