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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-23
Bige1ow.

Alfred Jacobson has been picking
corn for Lars Olson the last two
weeks.
Growing moustaches seems to be
the style among our young men
this fall.
Some of our band boys say they
have been blowing their horns so
hard that their lips have extended
two feet.
Pete Ledine has been pretty busy
this fall digging out a skunk from
under tho house on Sec. % but 1t is
very few who believe the story.
Ed Moberg sold a load Of hay
last week at Worthington.
E. L. Patterson left last Sunday
for Illinois to attend the funeral of
q friend.
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h :IAse 10 3u!lseJ ps2Ioxs ssq
1uAo3 Aeu IeQ 9ulAou4 q uonasgsIlss
70 eguos . u eleQ1 uSmoA =. OF
E5 ~ u AeH A~ouN ReA 90
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DRS. HIGHT & WHEAT,

3aknGrste. SoifszGebGnoe.
Mlle sahnar5tlieben Irbeiteu unb Spee
sialitdt. bic beruhmte beutibe BOrseliane
Sc menteSitflung, be qenaae Suplifate
pDn Hatiirliehen Adhnen beritellt.
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6amoelt ibmeu.
Nufi9ub bat in Sun 9lntoniu ldon
idDlimme Jolgen gebabt.

Tut oas Recbte sur rebten Belt.
0anbelt ihneQ i'm Sale Der @e'
fabr.
Hudenpeb beoeutet Jtierentronts
belt.
Doan's Q Bilen mirten I6neu.
0eilen alle idmersbaften. gefdhrs
liben 9ierentrantbeiten.
Biele 8euaniife. oies 81 beDeiien.
Der SEQ. 1913 8eit Commerce
StraBe. Gan Nnt0niD, 9eras, mobs
nenbe Zimmerman S. s. NDan,
iagt: DDan's geieren. Yilen furiere
ten mid i'm Sabre 1903 uDn einem
ihredlihen un0 ibmerabaften Sci.
ben. oas MIDI felt LANCER Belt aequdIt
batte. Sb mu6te nadats otter auf=
iteben uno oas urinieren mar iebr
NIT Sbmersen uerbunoen. Sh mar
nit eem &eiultat Der 0eiluna 10 su'
frieoen. oaB id germ 3euanis ab'
leate.' in methem ib meine @rfabs
rung mieoergab uno anoeren 2eioen.
ben riet. DDan's Biaen in Der 8erar
Drug So. gu faufen uno iie gu aes
brauben. Seitoem id) auf oiele
Weiie D0an'S @ieren 8illen euts
pfahl, iino 5tuei uno Elm babies Sabr
ueraangen uno oas 2eioen lit niht
mieoergetebrt. Die 6eilune mar pers
inanent.
Bum Bertauf bel alien 6dno(ern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co., Buffalo. Stem Oort, alleiniee
Mgenten fiir bic Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert @ub oes 0amens DDan
uno nehmt feine anoeren.
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FiRt's 8 Gents gioarrs.
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belt an ben 9riimmerltdtten SIS Der

belt an ben 9riimmerltdtten SIS per
Gag oeroienen fann. 9as perans
lafe Die Seeiuloaten. in Wenaen su
oeiertieren. Die Sn1e meroe mod
perihlimmert ourb Die .abIolute
@leihaiiltiafeit Der itdbtiiben Boli-
8ei, bic ourb nibt5 bemDgen merben
tDnne, bem Truppentomman0o bel
Der @infanguna oer sSahnenfIihtis
aeu hilfreihe Sano 81 leiben.
- Das Nnmabien oes iu9enann.
ten Salton'Sees in Stios galiiorniet,
BON benz man cine 8eitlane aealaubt
bate, er ueroe tpieoer lpurlus oers
lhminoen, bat beoentlihere Sort
ibritte aemaht. al8 lie suppr. Durd3
bic iummerliden Oohluten, melhe
lni0lQe oes Sbmelaens pon Smnees
maiien Der Sierras Dem unteren CO.
loraoo'JluB 10 rieiiae 0aIierrnenaen
aufiibren, bat iid iener @aIierfDrper
oermaBen nergrDBert, oaB er bereits
elm Gebiet u0n iiber 400 Quaorat.
n1eilen beoedt unb aeaenmartia nddlIt
oem Wiidigan' uno benz arpBeu
Sal5iee iiberbaupt Der er6ste Bin.
neniee In ben Ser. Staaten 1T.
9lu8l lamb.
- Cine. alleroings Iebr sueifel.
bafte geabribt aus ct. Betersbura-
tie fommt in elmer logenannten Spes
5ialoepeihe = meloet. bic 8ebDroen
bdtten feitaeiteIlt. oaB @eneral 9res
pom nit @Ocain nereiftet iei. Das
9ift iei am 30. auauit in einem Dor.
ort bon st. Betersbura eetauft mDrs
ben. Wtan babe in benz Rjrper Ere.
pom's Spnren oDn @ocaitl geFunoen
nno in Der 4iihe bes Generals babe
man elm Bampblet entbedt, meldes
pm Der Nnmenouna oes Gueain
banole. Die Vahriht lit. mie ae.
iagt, nit grocer Sorliht aufauneb.
men.
Sn tursen 8milbeurdumen
MAIDEN lib nod INNER @roItDBe auf
Siailien bemertbGr. ,,Ietna" unb
,Stromboli" ruben, euh ftno bic
@epler in 2dtiateit. Inter Der Ge.
pblternna herridt erDBe unruhe, ba
allerlei llnbeil prDpbeseit tuurbe.
- Sn 5rantfurt a. W. muroe bas
Speper Qans eingeweibt, bic Stif.
tuna Der 8ittwe @eora Speper's fiir
erperimentale 9berapie. @s lollen
in benz neuen Snftitut. oas nit elmer
Million 8art oatiert ilt, auf erpes
rimenteIIem gSeae 6eitmittel eeSueht
meroen. Die cine ipesifiIche 6eiluir.
funa auF beitimnlte &rantbeiten aus.
liben, aber uibt urganilde, tuie Die
ioaenannten Serum Snititute, ion.
bern hemiide Brdparate, ole cine
ipesifti6e 6eilpireung baben. Die
Stiftuna lit alIo elm SnItitut fiir
Gbemitberapbie. BON Der ii6 Der be.
riibmte 6oriher Brpf. Gbrlih uiel
peripriht. Wtit Ieiren bemilhen
0eilmitteln bat er beretts bel perldie.
oenen Grantbeiten prattilhe grfUlae
in 3iers @gperimenten eebabt. slIs
8iel lit Die 8etdmpfung uun Erupen.
8rantbeiteu. beionbers Der nerbee.
renoen ShlaffrQnfbeit subbroerIt
ms auae aeFabt.
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0erbadf fam, etns JaIi9uns begans
gen gu baben 2lber Ou 6ait aus9e>
feut I'm guten @lauben an 9eine Ius
tortfation oa5u - ia, unb i'd
piberfpre9s Dir nicbt = i'd febe in Der
@ertue4sIuHg Elm Nsbenfd9li9es =
i9 oede Did nit msiner potlen, penn
du9 na4tragliden 8tuieuus. So. id
CLAUDE, oas gebt..,"
@ber @pa tppllte nidbt.
m0ater, es TIT etn Weiterfpinnen Der
9iige llnb i9 mill mid nt9t nod
ttefer binefnoeritriden. i'd pt1 mtd
lrsma9en,"
Gr lieB nod ntat ab.
mSa, cine 2iise bletbt ss. ;. Gtne
aus Riidiidten sebotene. Cine Rntbs
Iiias. f..s!s ..s!s s- AZ miIberu. v@ine, bic
hduftg TT tin geperl. D,e au' Isuem
Gage balo bter, balb bort - T9
tpieoerbolt. Oas fleinere 1ebel, 6as
dnselpenbet INTRO. nm ein sr5beres 5u
nerbiiten. gu bem man sretft in alien
S4t6ten, bonn 8auernbauft Biz gum
giritenbofe. Gin 0ebfenber tpirb ba
Der @trafe ent3osen, cine sanae Jas
mile, Elm GROCER Sreunbess, 8efann@
ten> ober Gef6Gftsfreis sei1ont -
bard ben ssebl In einern 8iiritens
f4loiie bielietdt Elm sanaes 2anb. Sa,
unb ba TT es nt9t Der5etbli9g Sit es
ni9t boppeft entf9ulbbar, ipenn ale
yolseu bes sSrrens ausseglt1en Fnb?
Moau ba nod an ben pranser fielIen,
ben einen al Die anbern2 Did,
mid -mein Gef9Gft-Detne S9pez
fter, Detnen S9tpager? ,Was TT
bas NIT Der Todter Cures Gbefs9' =
mafsn meins Nnseitellten 10 sefrsst
tperbena Waub Der ar.is Der maitlei,
benf4aft iiber Die sanae MeIt gesoeen
trerbeng 8is ou ienen BIN. Die In pei-
ter Terae ii9 eben erft bic @rtftens ges
griiubet babeu94
aber tn bem Wldb6en ppllte feine
3ufimmung auftpmmen.
sd tann niht, Batter" fagte iis
einfa9. .Gs mub rein tpsrben in mir.
nS4cne mtd uno Die 8ernen, i9one
- Oeinen 5reuno!" bat er.
.Metnen = Sreuno =" tpieoerbolte
iie ftnneno. r4d = 0u, 9u srinnerft
mid? Dir - tpGre er - ntdt mebr
su fhls9t9 Der bonn Meg geratbenen
tpdre er - gut2 WeiBt 0u aud, oaB
9u mir bamtt = oas urtbeil ipri9ff.
oos on = @rauYdmteit niat mebr
iiberboten iperbsn fanu2 9ab Du mid
fiir = enttpertbst erflGrft2 9ab Ou
mir 5utrauit. NIT sin,m @spiffen Doa
9ase bic Satin bes @eliebten au tpers
bene"
nDu iibertreibii, ainb -
SIRE gnersts belsbte ii9.
20 netn, Batter! Iber Du
fannit bas ia aud niGt beba4t bae
ben! Du tonnit ia ni9t speifeln, ME
au banbeln metrs pfIidt mar. unb
bab ih uidt 5uriidbebte. tie gu sre
fiillen. 6ub id, als i6 Dsin 9aus pers
lieB. um in oie Grembe gu sebeu, aud
bon ibm, Don 9ein3 Woler, Qbi9ish
nobm, oob t6 ihm ietn Mort auriidz
CAB
sDu buit ibn sefpro@eng4
~Nein, ibm gei9rteben. Die pein
mar au srob. uIs bob i'd ibn nod
hdtte feben biirfen. Muse In Nuge -
nein, bas p6re iber mein @ermBsen
eesonsen Sart mar Der gntf9tuB,
fur5 unb bart Der Brief, Cine Ghibes
uanb iOllte fetn fir immer. unb bas
pirb ss,"
nDu baft biel seopfert ;, Du btft-
drmer getDorben, uls id oa4ts, iagte
0Riffens fDifhs
(TDrtiebuna foiat.)
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gRfe IN nieaI

ssir btstsu einbuubsrt Dollars geIObnyns fir ie-
ben Gal bon Ratarrb, Der Ht&t burd Ginnebmen
1oa 9alls Ratarrb h. Rur esbeilt tpsrDsu
fann
8. ). @beusn & o.. Giaent.. 1oIsbo. o.
Nir, ois unter3ei6neteu, babsn & s. gbenep
lett ben leBten Is Sobren eetaHn. unb batten ibn
flr polltOmmeu ebrsnbaft in alien Ssi9dfisberbauS=
luneeH uuo fnan8iea befdbi9t ale uOn ieinsr 8irma
tingeaangenen Berbinblintstten lu srflllsu.
@albins, Riuuan & Warpin, GroBban.
eelss sDrOaut6en. &otebo, q.
palPs Ratarb= =filr tpiro innerii1 eeuommen une
wirit eireft au oas glut unb bic ibleimieen Dber=
hdhen oes Gpfems. Seu9niie frei perianbt qreis
rs Gents fhr Die Blai6e. Bertauft bon allen Mpos
tbeisrn.
s. ), @bsnep Co., SOleop, 8.
Ntbmt 0aH,e aamtItsas A,lIen fur 9sritopfuna
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aaiier sfrana Soiepb. Der. tui

aaiier sfrans Soiepb, Der. mie
bereits tur5 tnitaeteilt, in Sidl nibt
bic erpartete 8eieitiauna oea i'm
qudlenben, fortoauernoen 6uitens ae.
iunoen bat, III tros Dec aegenteiligen
Nnlitt ieiner aerste Der ueberseu.
9nng, in ieinem eiaenen &anoe bic
erboffte pollitdnoiae @eneluna finben
sn t6nnen. @r nertraut auF bic Seil.
tpirtuna Der 2uft i'm So@9ebirge unb
miro einen ibm auiaeenoen 2uftturs
ort aufiu9en. Die enoniiltiae Mus.
pahl oes betreffeneen Ortes lit nod
niht getroffen tuproen.
Cine 9epeide aus dransfurt
q. W. brineI bic 3rauerfunoe non
bem bort eriDlaten Ableben beg be-
rttbmten @eiaualebrers BrOf. Snlias
St0dbauien.
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Sur Nulteru : sal,ou.

Sor allen 9ineen lieb' i6 bic
Wtonate nit mem +,
Nom Neeresfiranbe brinaen iie
uns ia bic &uftern Der.
Die 4uiter 1T elm fein Geri6t,
Wfen itluB iie nur nerfeb'n
Us tpetB iebDb ein Seoer nidt
Wit ibr recht umsugeh'n.
Am feiniten ibmeft bic guiter rob.
ysnr grab Der ScbaI' entrafft,
Setr1nfelt tpirb iie bann nur 10
4et6t nit Gitroneniaft.
Gin Nno'rer liebt aebraten fie,
Aneh Gniterniupp' ift fem,
Huo ion Der Stol6 ber GDurmanbie
Gin anitern>RDaft tupI lein.
Drum Seoem. tute es ibm bebaat,
Wie fein Geibmad es rpiI,
Die Gnfter tuirb nicbt brum aefraat
Die balt su allem ftia.
9od fommt bic auiter aus ber See
uno liebt bic Sltiiiisfeit;
Drum fteb' Bel ibr, ftir elm Suuper
4ub 8leid ein Grant bereit.
Der Gbee unb Raffee iit au fcbtpab,
Tiel befer ihmeft ibon @eiu,
Doh ion er nit Der Nufter, adj,
ytitbt gut berbaulith iein.
Seb tueiB i6 eineu auten Grant,
uno tb empfehp i'm Dir,
Der past our auiter. 9ott lei Danf1
Sas lift bas Gone Star Bier.
9as Bier 10 tparsis. gut unb fsin,
80 lebrt bic @ifenihaft,
Siebt Bel oem Gufterfbmaus alein
Dem iHtpaben @asen araft.
Drum ptntt elm auiterlbmaus, berbe
nnb augftli6 nibt gesaet;
9as SpRe Etar Bier baneben iei.
Der Eranf, Der uns bebaat.
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7aaes $ Wemigfetten.
s n / q n b.

s II q u o.
- ytab elmer unaetnein erreaten
Sibung bat bic oenufratiihe Staatss
40nDention uDn Wem Oort Wm. R.
6earit als Observation-Disclosures
aufgeitellt. Searit muroe nod in
Der 4OnpentiOn nun ieinen @eanern
auf's 6eftiafte anaegriffen uno bers
unteraeriiien. trpsoem erfolate feline
N0minatiUn bel Der erfen NbItims
ttunQ.
- Die republitaniide Staatsfou.
benton BON Wep gorf bat gbaries
g. 0uabes als @DuperneurstnnAi.
bat aufgeitelIt. Suehes bat Iid, iei.
rlerseit bel oetn B0raeben geaen bic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. einen Sea.
men aemaht.
- Saul 8. Gtenslano, Der ebes
maliae 8rdiioent Der nertrahten Wsil.
mautee Npenue 8ant in Chicago,
1T gleih nah ieiner Nntunft in Iei.
tier 6eimatsitabt bem @eriht uurQes
fiibrt tuuroen. Sr betannte 1iCb Der
nerfhieoenen Sbminoeleien uno un.
ihtaQungen ibuloig uno muroe lofDrt
gum 8uhtbaus perurteilt. Gein
Straftertnin lit niht aenau feItaeiebt,
bic duBerite @rense ilt aebn Sabre.
Die gauge 8roaeifieruna batte nur
turae Belt gebauert. 8ier Gtunben
nab ieiner Gntunft in Chicago mar
&c bereits perurteilt. Nls er auf oem
Dabnbof anfam, mar bort cine un.
gebeure Menihenmalie uerialnmett,
bic i'm init Spben unb Sbreien be.
ariiHte. 10 oaB i'm bic Boliseibeam.
ten nur nit Wiibe in ben 8aaen
bringen fDnnten. 4Dm @eriht murbe
er nab oem S0liet @efdnenis ge.
braht.
- Sn oer Stabt Glbia. SOma, lit
Elm ahtidbriger Sunee 0amens 90.
car Wapier i&uloin befunben NOR.
Den. einen Spielgefdbrten nit Gbliht
uno WDrbeoaht ermnrbet au babeu.
- Bel elmer @rplDfon in ber Bi.
cDne'ften 5euermertfabrit in Stem
Orleans muroen Der BETTER, sSrant
YicDne. uno ietn tleines aino aetDtet.
- Vel oer GtatiDn gatlin in III.
Iinois rannte Der pDn &anlas gitp
nab Buffalo, 9. g.. aebenbe Bafia'
Qiersng Der @abaib Bahn in einen
5rabtaus binein. slGe @aeen mur.
ben nlnaeUorfen unb in ben 9riim.
mern brah oanu sseuer aus. 8ier
Berionen, alIes Gnaeltellte oes 8u.
9es, puroen aet1tet, es meroen aber
nod mebrere oermiBt. 81 Beriunen
iino perlett moroen. Das llnaliid
tuuroe 6ur@ cine often itebenoe YBei.
DE berbeigefiibrt.
- Der Staotrat BON atlanta bat
Die 2isenien Don idmmtlihen Ga.
looms in Der Stabt bis gum |. Octo.
ber in5penoiert; bis oahin meroen
alio i6mmtlihe Saloons aeidloiien
blelben. Die Staot 1T uoaItdnoie
rnblg, oaS aeihdftli@e 4eben gebt
nleoer ieinen gep6hnliben @oua uno
Die YebDroeu erwarten eeine meiteren
3ramalIe.
- Der 8ommanbant Don Weare
Sslano bel Gan sfroncisco, mo- cine
aroBere 8arniion BON Seeloloaten
nnterbolten miro, bat fib aenbtiat ae.
ieben. an ben @eneral Gl!iott, Dber.
beiehlsbaber oe3 SeeIol6aten. Rorps
IN 8aibIngton. elm orineenoes Sc.
luh nm ipesieue unterftiibuna snr
gbbhlle Der naiienbait ftattfinoenoen
Deiertipnen feiper @arniion al rid.
ten. Sin San Tranfisep lino traf'
tIee arbeiter iebt 70 seiuht, bah elm
Wann iiir ba8 Rarren DDn Bieeeln
ano U'brteI uno 8egraumnnasar.
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gSur0e um $40 beftraft.

Meil Der Jarmer 8ub @ilion nibt
Derbinoern t0nnte. oaB feline Sdmeine
in oas Selb ieines Wabbarn einbran.
gen uno 9artoffeln itablen, belegte
i'm oer 8ibter init elmer @eloitrafe
BON $40 unp aab linn ben &at. iDfDrt
sn 90. SteueS h S0bne su
geben uno cine .gatuooo 6ens" su
tanfen. um iein 4ano fefi einsuihlie.
Gpn
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@ertihtmeiie nerlautet, bas ita.
lienlidbe 8Dnigspaar merbe elmer Sin.
laouna oes RDnias @omaro fDlaen
uno Gnoe September eine 8eiIe nah
2ono0n unternebmen.
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sinl Sterben.

Beil ile 10 idwab mar pom pielen
Meotsinihlufen, baB fie niht elien
tonnte, lag Wtrs. Warp 5. 8alters,
st. @lairs StraBe. Columbus, ObiO,
iattiicn i'm Sterbeu. sic Ictlreibt;
Mein Wtaaen tpar 70 ibmab, 6as id,
niht eiien nno meine Reroen 10 sers
riittet. oaB i'd nidt ihlaTeu tonnte.
Ils ib oem 9ooe nabe mar, uabm
ib electric 8itterS nit oem 3eIuitat,
baB ih iofOrt bsiier unb aebeilt mur.
De. YeIter @eiunbbeits Comic Der
@elt, Soc. 8u baben bel glbu(pb
GreiB uno Z. &alteper & 5ubn.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-12-27
Money value of ST. Louis.

When Louis IN, the saint. surrcn
dered with his whole forces to the
Saracens at Mansula OH the 9TH Of
April, 1850, 100000 golden bezants-
equal to half That number of the livres
OF Me day were demanded for his
freedom. l;ut The Moslems came down
/, 10 sco.s90 l,ealn1s. aad in the end by
,i,lrenile..in., Damietta Louis got on
for 100000 marks equal, roughly. to
over il.UbouUo of today. these golden
beZaats contained about 80 shillinss'
worth OF our :soid. but 10 go to market
with would buy then as much probably
AS ~. sovereigns now would. Were
the scorner allowed to break forth here
he would probably tell how this high
priced and sanity carcass was treat
ed by his people when Louis died at
the siege of Tunis, twenty years Inter.
Being hard UP for embalmers. they
had, according to the journal Of Au-
berry. to quarter and boil him down In
separate calirons and SO sent but his
whted skeleton to France I.ondon
!; Chronic
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Tn. British Toastnaster


The British banquet differs from the
American only In that the chairman
presides, but does not keep order or
announce the toasts. That is attended
to by professional toastmaster. who 10
a large person with a volcanic voice.
While the guests are assembling he
stands at the doorway and announces
the names Of the arrivals. who are
then greeted by the chairman and
passed into the push. When the guests
are seated he takes up his station be-
hind the chair Of the presiding officer
and commands order in these terms:
My lords and gentlemen, I pray you
silence. We W1lk now listen to the toast
to his imperial majesty the German
emperor, responded to by his excel
lency the lord chancellor" For the
rest the speeches drawl and drag. a.
In New York, with now and then q
sparkle of wit or fash of mental en-.
ergy. usually from some unexpected
quarter The turtle soup Is no better
than ours. The toastmaster gets $40
for n nights work.-New York World
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THERE will undoubted ly be a pri-
mary law passed that will take in all
the state officers. That kind of law
is just what the writer Of this article
worked, spoke and voted for at the
last session, and it is for just such a
law that he will vote at the coming
session. The state ticket will be
chosen under that law. When Gov.
Miller was nominated, and when Gov
Allen was chosen as the candidate for
governor, the Stalwarts did not sulk
in their tents. II, under the primary
statute, Winship or a Spalding
should be chosen in 1905. the Stalwarts
will rally to his support. They have
always been willing to submit to the
majority's will; they pleaded with the
insurgents during the recent cam
paign that they should do the same.
Why, then, should any Of the men
Who will represent the republicans of
this state at Bismarck this winter
vote with the democrats-with men
who arc opposed to President Roose-
Welt, and who will oppose him or any
other republican whom the republican
party may choose as a candidate for
president? II a minority of the party
is TO fly off on tangent because they
found majority of the voters against
them at the primary election, and
continue their opposition, what is
to be the outcome: How are the
members of the party to center on
any body for anything in the nature OF
an Office: Suppose that, in case Pres
ident Roosevelt should not respond ia
the unanimous call OF his party mem.
bership, it is necessary to choose
candidates for presidential electors
! who must, II the party be successful
at the regular election, choose anoth.
er man for president. Will it be in
order for the Herald and its followers,
in case the electors nominated at the
primary are favorable to the man sat.
isfactory to the majority that elected
them, but not to the minority. to
4 again raise disturbance and vote the
democratic ticket? If this is to hap.
pen, what is the use OF attempting to
Keep party organization of any kind:
Andyet. without such an organization
and with resolve on the part of a
minority faction not to abide by the
will OF the majority. will the Herald
or some one of its followers please tel
US how it will be possible at any time
In the future to present united from,
to the democrats: The writer NAV be
OF more than average obtuseness: but
lie cannot, for the life of him, see how
If the precedent of the last election
IN this state is to be- followed, if the
republican factional minority is TO
join with the democrats in the house
and senate this winter, If the differ
ences are to extend into the next
campatgn-we Shall ever get together
as republicans.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-12-27
4 Glinpse Of Carlyle.

One day Carlyle suddenly stopped at
. street crossing and, STOPPING. picked
up something out of the mud. even at
the risk of being Knocked down and
run over by passing vehicles. With his
bare hands he gently rubbed the mud
from It, He then took it TO the pave
mcnt and laid it down on Il clean spot
man in tone Of tenderness he rarely
used. .'is only Il crust OF bread. Yet l
was taught by my mother never to
waste anyihing-above all. bread, llors
precious than gold. am sure that the
little sparrows or Il hungry dog will
get nourishment from this bit of
bread"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-12-27

the returns show but one majority
for him, and it is claimed that that
one may possibly not remain after the
contest of his democratic opponent
shall have been settled. Mr.. G. during
the last session was one OF the most
aggressive Of the insurgents. To him
it seemed utterly impossible that
member of either house should wor-
ship other political gods than the
Maynard gods and still be reasonably
honest.
And that was the way with all Of the
leaders OF the holler- than -thou con-
tingent that deserted the fairly NOM
mated republican candidate for gov
ernor and helped elect q democrat to
that position. Although two-thirds
Of the delegates to the republican state
convention-elected as fairly as were
the insurgents, under the primary
law-were in favor Of certain ticket,
the insurgents refused to submit to
majority rule, and, although fairly
defeated, they claimed that the ma
jority were dishonest in their motives
and refused to abide by the result Of
the convention. And it was the same
during the last session Of the legisla-
ture. A member might vote on NEST
questions according to insurgent the
cries, yet, If he did not follow the
lead of the Winships and the Spal-
dings, the Murphys and the Devines,
he was dishonest and the creature of
boss. 1t never seemed to enter the
minds of the insurgent leaders that
members of the Missouri Slope dele
CATION in either house could honestly
believe that it was to the interest Of
the people they represented that they
should have more confidence in the
leaders who had for years been loyal
to the interests OF this section than
they had for the leaders of the party
in the Red River valley who had al
ways shown iealousy-in our earlier
days Of sparse population, mingled
with contempt-of the power of the
western part of the state. And 1t is
these same leaders that are striving
with might and main to convince re-
publican members Of the legislature
that they should join with the demo
Gratis. and thus further cripple the
party as it enters the Contest for the
election Of a president in nineteen
hundred and eight.
| ~
| And this feeling is being manifested
day after day by the Grand Forks
Herald and its imitators of the state
press The Herald insists that the in.
surgents must vote with the demo.
Gratis In organizing the two houses.
And yet the Herald and its Journals
tic confreres claim to be republican in
principle and in favor of the election
Of a republican president two years
from now. In order to elect repub-
lican president the vote OF strong re-
publican states like North Dakota
must be cast for the candidate of that
party. DO the insurgent leaders ex-
pect to strengthen the chances Of the
republican presidential candidate by
advising that the differences of the
recent campaign be taken into the leg
islature: Will 1t place the party in
this state in better condition to fight
the common political enemy two years
hence if the session adjourns after
bitter contentionand turmoil between
the two wings? Can any well-wishel
Of the republican party reasonably ad
vocate such condition?