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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22
L. B. JOHNSON,

7a1,do1Ph. VT

ING GSH StN3tN'
The problem OF finding cheap polAl
food that win increase egg prodae@
during the winter when eggs are high -
been solved by those farmers who p3
chase Green Cut Bone and Meat ioi lhs'
poultry.
c. 5. Page Of Hyde Park, w. s'.lD
many thousand pounds annually o. y.
article and is this year selling i loi ~
per barrel OF 200 pounds, freight p''p''I
to buyers railroad station. There . nov
no necessity for going without tbs s''t-
poultry food. II you cannot use 49,
yourself, get some Of your neighv9is I.
join in with YOU. You VIII my
as an egg producer
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22
Mondays Randolph Ma, .e,.


Inc following prices we're realized by
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retaill:-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22
Vermont Sanatorium Ineo,no,.,o

vermont Sanatorium Incorporateo
Articles OF association have been filed in
the secretary OF states Office al the state
mouse Incorporating the "Vermont Sans-
forum" IN the town Of Pittsford in Rut-
land county. N"'
The articles set forth that its object is To
esslaollsh ana maintain for the benefit OF
the people OF Vermont a sanatorium il, the
state Tor the care ana treatment OF tuber-
eulosls, 10 encourage and aid All efforts
put iorth Tor the suppression and nreven
tlon OF tuberculosis, and to do All things
lawful TO accomplish the cure and ure,eSt
the spread of the disease.
Inc corporation is organized for char
ltable purposes md not for profit and bas
~, ~ - pltal STOCK. IL shall consist of NOT
less than ntteen nor more than twent,,,
one mem bers. The governor ~ no 80.
Ior the time being shall, ex-officio. be one
an9 i the others shall be the signers thereof
anu thelf associates and successors who
may DE elected mbers as provided
Inc members by a two-thirds vote az al
lileIil uers ~ the time being, shall have the
ioMer 70 eject new members from time to
, i,l,e a. escahcles exist either by resigna-
eS,i,,. ue ~, OF other disability, and NAV
auopt All necessary by-law for the elec.
ton, removal and retirement OF mephers
not inconsistent with the followings All
u the members of the Sorporation sbau
constitute and be the board Of Trustees Of
Affairs iahase the 4
, Inc following are the subscribers 1
psa ill ;. Page, Hyde Park; DIN Merrill |
a an.l 6g rails William n. Bryant, Lud. 4
ISm rs 1eoTge Aitken, Woodstock; ID. ID. /
= Plttsford; +. g. Butterfield. ner-
~ Line Daniel {. Noble, MiddIehnrv.
D5ullly button Proctor, Proctor; Red6sid /
I, rOItor Jr., Proctor; Frank n Rrooks
~ on g.lsbury; p. j. Barrett. Burlineton,
>, =; IlnSham, Burlington: Frank a.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22
FATHER WASHINGTON.

Hero worship is one of the attributes
Of the human makeup. Every indi,
vidualhas one or more fetiches of flesh
and blood that it deifes. Most OF
these fetiches are dead. The longer
they have been dead the more they are
worshiped. We throw about them a
mantle Of immaculateness we crown
them with halo we reverence them
as beings OF a different order than our
selves. With passing generations,
their purity and spotlessness grow
until they take their places with the
demi-gods. twas so in old Greece
il is 50 today.
Nations are aggregations OF individ-
uals, subject to the same impulses.
What more natural, then, than that
nations should enthrone in patriotic
memory those leading characters that
have borne striking parts in their ere
alton and Development And Of these
characters the one-there is always
one that towers above the others-who
laid the foundation OF the national edi-
flee, who saw IL through the stress of
Its beginning, who stood sponsor to it, /
who gave to it the strongest impress
that one is revered for all time as the
greatest and the grandest and the best
OF earth.
lis well. IL does us frail, fallible |
mortals good to raise our eyes and
minds to the contemplation Of such
They are our ideals. We
strive to pattern after them; to be
worthy OF the things they did for us.
Their spirit pervades long after their
iorms have returned to dust. We will
not rest content that government
created by them shall become de-
Dauched.
But we carry hero worship to excess.
we make ourselves ridicu-
Gus in Its observance. We elorify
'ur forbears, forgetting that they were
u the same clay and mold as we. We
attribute to them virtues that they
ieyer possessed. We strip from them
he humans substitute the sublime.
n doing this we not only deceive our
elves, bnt we deprive the heroes
themselves Of that comforting grain Of
whose influence. if rightly
understood, brings MS nearer to them
nd reaches rs with bond OF sympa-
by more powerful by far than the
mere unblemished figure high above
on pedestal can possibly possess.
Take George Washington. for ex-
mple, whose birth anniversary we to- /
ay celebrate. II has been customary
eXalt him as perfect man: great.
lblime, slnless. He could not lie. he
ever swore, he never did an I'M
'orthy thing ia an his long life-that
what our boys are told. And they
row to manhood with a picture in
ieir minds Il massive form. sur
ounted By a cold, impassive face. a
ling to whom human passion. human
mptation. human weakness are abso-
C strangers. We gaze on such a
Gorge Washington with awe and ven.
alton. bat there is lacking in our
cling toward him 4 certain some
ing The milk Of human kindness
absent in such a creature-and we
low IL.
Vow this is not the true George
ashington AZ all-Heaven bepraised.
Is a false picture. a lie. The Father
his Country was man-a mere
an. i You will-with a mans emo
ms trials, temptations. frailties.
nd to some Of these be succumbed-
DRY be- Jus, as We DO. He was no
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Il took a newspaper man to rush in
where Old politicians feared to tread
at Burlington Mayor Burke, the
Democrat, will be opposed by Walter
j. Bigelow, whom the Republicans
nominated with enthusiasm at their
city caucus Friday evening. big, 2
who is night editor Of the Free Press,
represents the young element Of the
party, is able and aggressive, and will
give the blacksmith a lively run for
the place.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22

In cases OF stomach and liver trouble the
proper treatment is to stimulate these
organs without irritating them. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and
stimulates the liver and bowels without
irritating these organs like pills or ordi-
nary cathartics. II does not nauseate or
grippe and is mud and pleasant to take.
Sold by II. A. Leonard, Randolph, and c.
A. Densmore, Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22

f I11ules harwork. MRS. II. n. REAN
Snestnut 81. Mediord. Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22

q There is no specific for
consumption. Fresh air, ex-
ercise, nourishing food and
SCOTS Emulsion will come
pretty near curing it, if there
is anything to build on. Mil
hons Of people throughout the
world are living and in good
health on one lung.
y From time immemorial the
doctors prescribed cod liver
oil Tor consumption. OF
course the patient could not
take it in its old form, hence
it did very little good. They
can take
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22

. Inc following prices were charged al
randolph stores last Monday for grain
and feed (retail) -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
A QU|ENES PUEDA |ATEREslR

Eo Ia Ultima Asamblea Lsgl.lah'
va de Puerto Rico, 90 adopt6 la si
guients resoluei6n:
sRssoluci6n dc la CGmara dc De-.
legados:
sPor cuanto, son unanimss las
queias y protestaa de todo oil Pafs
contra 10 abusiva conducta della Com.
pafis dc FsrrocArrilss de Puerto Rico;
<Por cuanto, tai conducsa se ma
nifssta en- 10 vicente tArifs de tras'
portes por modo el mas irrltante &
injusto.
sPor cuanto, es avIdsnte que dicha
Compa1la y su arrendasaria la Anne.
rican Railroad CO of Porto Rico.
gozarlsn dc completa impunidad 81 el
Consejo Executive Sc mostrsra indifs'
rente en- la Lex lIlma defsnaa de los in
tsreses del psis, 70 81 sroltAndo les fa'
cultades que la conf srs IL FRANC uicia
otorg ada & tal compafiia y ademas las
derivadas de 10 Ley Foraker;
SRssu6loess por la CAmara dc
Delegados solIcisar del Consejo Eje.
cutivo las medidas y modifisacione
do tai tranquicia neCeaarias y conve.
nienses para evitsr los Rludidos abu-
sos 8 irreguiar1lsdea, dentro do los
imitea msfcA1os per IL leys.
Hab endo pssAdo el Conseio Ejs.
cutvo 10 anterior rusoluel6n al Co.
nte de Ffauqulolas, Prlvileglos y
CunCesiones. pur ID preaente 90 d.
svls0 al p1ohco, de que oil die 29 de
| Mayo proXlmo a iSs u0s de la larae,
si Comlse Dc trAnqulclRs, Friyneglos
y Gonceslones ceisprara I'm meeting
ptnncU On 81 sA.oa 0el Conseio Elscu.
livo en- 81 TN dc consloerar 10 men,
slvuaoa kssoluc!on y SONAR 10 acciu q
que creyere ueceAsrls.
TOus psrAuna que tuviere Qusjs
guna que fofmuiar consra ulch .
CUmpan1A 10 FsrrosArrli, dehilo q
Dteclus exees1VoE o q lnjussa Aprecln
clon On lUs preoios dc srxsporse, que.
da invltsdo al iaaicado mselslng, en-
= fechA lugar nlalos, con CpjeGo
10 que pueda pssssnSsr sus Quslas,
| Frank feulIIe,
Attorney General y Presloenle del
Cum4te dc FfAnQulotAs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
NOLl NE TANGEKE

lucendo fAds de coores de reaa co lac Cuses
bArran esueo suiet 10 cnura cAmnar hhemente
lTamben elias tenan beezA al pssr b envolvfan
rafaga vouptuoIa rdene trves dc las cAmaa do pna
taspSents Vea los atsrcopeds os fecun
dos pechos No habs NADIA poszo nj compostura
PasahAn tamblea 0 hombres Ia camisa blanca bri
snte epei0 los fsldones fuerA los chnos de
oos obcuoH aspecto femen temer0sos utos ofrecfsn
guar los espI e aGviadoE bAnCos ses s
ingIess atanero nsolsne de p conQuis
tAdo.
Entire anto aparecian de cusndo ouando
roo sembante moachos rubios Fran loo vederos
amos s alemanes ngeaes cue 10 escudrGhan acparbsn
todo mentrss los epafoes pIEban tempo procone
festas eIlos Ee hlcfAn dnehos de nmensoa tesoroH.
DE pronto not6 l5arrA que 10 muttud detenfa
todoa los tnssunt obedecieaen Las esgsnes
vctora de chAro reluosnts donde bn indictments ecnada
lenss de puma cintaoS ss muereS de los caaS o. las
desyencsdAs caesa enA de indos detuVer0n amnen Sc
cuch6 IN rumor Las puseron de rod
las los hombres qutsron sombrero nonsndose
peto IbArra comprend6 pront0 que obedeciA Equeo
JAms hAba vsto Europa semeante Solo k spArc6n
de IN Diog podis dar motive tales pruebas de respeo
Un uolo carruaie rado Cuso CabaoH bancos oaOm6
entonc por extreme de a Gale MuereI honbrss pcDa
cAbeE mufmuraon una espece de pegara HRstA As
damn cabAroE adopRron acttud humlde rsvsrsnte
E carruae de los c2bAos bncot oruz6 por eaute
de bar que sombrsro ain Ae cuents
todava de que pAHab Entoncea v6 rcnado d fondo
ftaila apopetico de bllncoS hsbitos
Era e ohiGpo SIS desc lbri6 apreursdamsnts hnc6
an e sueo una roda mo hAba remedo que reguir
tumbre pena de depertr Ia C6sra dc mutud nazlda
hp6critA
Ii tr'tezA hizo prssa de nusvO alma pes.r de
1ue h1bian tAnIcurrdo elcontr1bA puebo msmo
que al partir. 60 sumi6 en hOndas ref
Con ere andar deuguA que dA ii dstrtido 81
desocupadO dirg6se e oven hlcl p Dc BinOn1o TQio
% EIEaholeI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
BlBLlOrECA DE &LA DEN0CRACLA, Il

ebs igus Las miamas GALES lfs msmas dc parede
bDqueada pntsdss freco mitsndO NAL ell granite; 10 mis-
orre de Ia gess ostent&ndo re0 In tra1cds cara
us t mGmas end&s de chn0s corinas oor
nauesbunoo los mlmoE &umbrdoa hupS ID donde
velts midas venciIn comeatblts y frutss...
RensbR aqueos lrgsleS extrSordnAra sgarabfs Loa
vendedore de reffesc0a grltkbn guura S06et6
bsndadas de chioueos emeantes 6guss de terra cOttG lam
zabn nsutos dnuet!os voceclss chlUns hEsa
srevan Dsg cmbreanteG beucos rgas cA los ohnos
cargdoes de cuerpo aeco sudor0so Vecea perdlAn
paclencs c1mezabAn gaIc1Ar deaoradamente causAndo
10 shll1idsd de todor.
Mentrs admirsba espectscuo una pos6
vemente sobre hombro del oven voV6 Cabsza encont6
con el veio teniepte que 10 contemplate aonriend0.
JOven enga usted cuidEdoi Aprenda used de padre
En- este pais delto decir 10 que piensal
Me pArecs que usted hs estimado mucho mi PADRE do
lbSrs mrSndoo carG1 Me podr ued decr cu ha ado
Ru suertel
AcasO no 10 be uated pregunt6 milSr aorprendido
le he ntefroQado don Santiago no hA querdo coma
sarme nsds h mssns. Entereme listed de 10 que
10 ruego Deo sr de cruel ncertidumbreo
MIS- menoE tArde 10 hA de sAbe todo por 10 tAnto
sepgo que goardsr Dsp6ngEe usted ole
horis trte En M crcustanCAs dol0osas de vida
tempdss Me usted posee as dos sabr
hAcer rdnte dedh Sa padre de used murio Ia csrceA
I'll oVen retrCcedl6 pxSo. Snt6 Qua le nublaba Il
Va oprna ell corsz6n Las vntAdAs de bAnco To-
pueslos de fTu abgsEAuA mptud todo b0rr6
nec6 nstsLe qatd6 ciego sOrdo consnE6 tenn
bhr catsdr les dlehtes de repente 10 enVoVisae
uns rafsgs de heo
FL vieo tsnente Ia echo an braso al oueo diio con
oAr6oIo scento;
- TranQuIicsas ustsd TranquilicsAs uAted No dsba
habeEsso dlcho as de Ironto ain prepArACl6n..n
III !oVsh 80 pA6 manO A frsnts, cuhetta dc flo
u Anorchs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
mo AcATARRARsEI |

El catarro 90 una emf srmcd que
sisne mucha mas importancia de ID que
gensralmsnte 20 le atribuye. Invade
,odoz los 6rganos del cuerpo, euyas
| tunciones y fuerzas debilita profunda
nente. Eaesusa freeuenteds la sordera,
Atecss 10 vista, In narix y Ia garganta
, 90 gensralmente por donds empieza
10 tuberculosis 9 tisis.
La miams facilidad y 10 frecuen-
ala con que 30 pesoa IN catarro, haee
. les personals indtfsrensss para Gu
srarlo y 10 gran mayorfa no Sc preoeu
| pa de los oonsecuencias.
Los bafIos frios por 10 mafiana
inmsdiaismenss despuea de deiar el
Iecho, d0rmir CON Las yentanss sbisri
sas y evitar las eorrienses de aire, son
precaucionea muy buenas que no cussl
10 trabajo el ohservarlas. Pero el
preventive mas positive. m&s efeax,
mas tacil y m&s positive y tambien el
que asonseian los msdioos, 90 la Emul
sion dc Scott de acsits de higado da
oAealao.
| Es sorprendante 10 fuerss, vitalidadl
snergfa poder dc reaistensia que re-
cihe el euerpo humane de las peque
fas dasis dc Emulsion de Scott que NJ
sdministran con eonstaneia. Eats
Dmulsi6n reaubre interiormente toda'
I!aa partss d6piles y vulnarables do
| susrpo y 10 pons al sbrigo dc 10 In
isecion eatarral.
De suAndo on euando aparesei
.ndustriales POGO sserupulosoE anun'
siand0 emuisiones. vinos prepars
dos q los que asribuyen propisdadeI
Surativas que no gienen y hasta ha!
uien 90 atrevs decir en- letras d.
LmprentA, que el pesroleo O kerosin.
% IN slimsnte.
Que % el pesr6leo? Tn aesite mine
,al que 10 us& como eombustihle parI
lubriear y limpiar mAQuinAs y par
Alumhrar.
Una substAneia indigestible Gu
paress do 10 propiedsd esencial de 10
10 alimsnso, eusl es ID &similasi0E
2ue pasa OIL traves del tubo intessna
sin modihasrse y sin scr sbsornl'
bida, una supsssnsiA On I'm, cue nS
slsns ninguna oe las propieasoea Gu
ralvas y alimenhslas dsi eSelas "a
nigaoQ de hAsalso. ai 80 diJsss q4'
81 petroiso es un sLtmenso para m@
QuinAs, podri& pasari pero no I'D a
memo pare 81 enerpo.
81 Iensis slguna dude, prsaun
q vuesaro meQlc0l el On conhrm&ta Q.
Ita vsrdaol = 81 esisls eteasoa ae iAs
Iz&s, do e&rne y os sangre, o. SGuLss
lISrA que aomeiF Ia Emulaloh oe eOun
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
Ponce and Guayala
Railroad Company
FOTALA EXTEN SION

FOTALA EXTENSION
Bids are h9reby iuvitsd for ihs
construction and grading If tbs ROAD
bed for the above extension from ihe
Deacal abrRdo River the present tsr
minus of she road to the w4stsrn
limit Of lhs HaciendA Potsls, also
separate bids for tha suifscing sno
laying Of track on the said PotalA
extension, and the building OF the no
cessAry bridges, culverts, sidlnga, &,
aCeording to the plAns and specifca
tiona now on view at shs CompAny's e
Off 20 at Central Aguirre, which have
been drswn up by M. V. Domenech
EaQ, G. <. All worw 30 be subject 80
the approval Of she Compsnys epgi
neers, and the Aucceasful bidders Oh = II
give bonds for the falshfulmand ful
performance of lhe contr act to b.
executed between themselves and lh.
z. & G r. r CO, do NOS bind lhsm
selvss TO accept the iCw,ss or sny
other bid winch may be submitted 10
them al! bids muU be = by May 18Th
Ponce and GUdgama Railroad
C0mpGng
W, j, LOwRIE,
General Aansgar.
Central Aguirre, April 23, 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
NotiCias del dia

hoy essableeida en sl ejefaieio de lsa
profesiones de Abogado y Notsrio, 81
sefior DIAZ NAVARRO 90 dispone 6
eobrar 4 sus elientea honorarioa exec.
sivamente m6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
GQM0fGl&Rlos

ANGEL aUAhIGA. RapFlGAatt
=. pursGdor 40 sOmDrsroE. S0fsaies
> a,masen aSp FranplssO 90
z4AtaACA&@ y DEuS ~stla 80 @A1ua
sAyf.nQ k4aysra, CAmHs s-
yJAss4sGs4 sArss9O 4s naeo 4s4Gs
eeas l0akQs ,@aAs ag ERE0BA .ssss%
ua4aOs. 4'sg4aTnsEl&t MpesGa
ss ssa, PySsiag mGdieoa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
PilnOId NetIOStl

FL aparato mas perfscto para to-
car el piano. Sc venden de oontado
y q plszos m6dicos. Sc admisen pia
nos de uso en- psgo de una psrse del
precio de uno de ellos, 9 de un piano.
Pfanola piano corrisnts. Dirigirse
sl ssilor don Mario s. Glegel. Cruz 4.
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
AVISO

ae vends per la nitad de su valor
IN sparato para tanrlesr dehidas car
oonstadas, Sc compone del geuerador,
ares t1entes con sus correspondlentes
ia9Sderos DO gag, una MESA para lle-
nar bogslia4 d. shponvs de gravlsAclon
IN llensd0r de altonss.
Para informss dirigirse on Camuy
A. ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
(Conttnudos6n de Ia pdqina 5ql.

Han sido suspendidos de sus
smpleos dos guardias do penalsa que
prestaban servicio en 10 carcel do
Aguadilla.
MODISTA,~Se necesita una Mo-
dista para 10 Direction del Departa'
mento de coaturas dc sThs Porto Rico
Drawn Work g. Embroidery Coz 10
Allen 81, San Juan.
%THE IHELvETIA.--T ealle do
o Cruz. Gran casa de hespedes. Sta
Bile d hotelS. Aposensos pare tamilias
parsonas solss. Comidas q cincuen
b eentavos Gu bierto. BsHos. Teletono
lsS. Aparsado oorreo, 296. Proplesa
rio, Pedro Sehtra, Nota; Este hosei
sss& & cargo do una sefiortsA esgue
10
THE MAY FLOWER. 80 Crish
ID. 10. San Juan, R-A una cpA
dra dc los sarros elessrieos prime
pAlss sdineios del Gobierno. EspleL
did& vista q la bahia. Banos mUasI
NOS sanisArios. Habitaeionss fyessa.
Exquislsa somida puersorrlQu 4
americans. Preelos mooer aoos. .-EA1
LILA RAMIREZ, Viuda de Masferrer
G. En- el Club de F, KehrhAhn 4
Co.,, u San Francisco, 90 venoea d0H
reloies dc orc cada semana, enEre o0
socios, anonando % 50 LOO ssma anal.
La Ultima aemana ontuv0 uno oil
aefior Manuel Monclovs, del Coro.
xal, soelo ntmero 10,
@En ssta imprsnsa 90 venoe pa
pei vislo dc perlodlco dos pssos Ell
quinsal.
LABORES.- -ss 'Oll'''- q
IordtIttOfUs y o4eua4 UdGUd0rds, @ss8u-
rsnoo!ss Irapalv constants. rrUporslo
namos ID tels J dlDalo eavianauIos a
sualQuer pare dc IN lAla. DlflgirAe a
The Porso Rico Dranwa Work "
Embroidery Cq FortAlezA ~. Tam
bien ss soltclsAn O0SttreraS, 1mA
e. ssaor DlAA NAVARRO IA
astA nleeldo "a Ulslna DO Apoga0o ,
% NoiariA ca ssla aludAo, sale os SaA.
Jpsso nnmaro X.
Eisres anss 10 Oorts Federal, Cor
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-07
OLD INSURANCE LOSS SETTLED
Company Came to Terms When Wilka,
81 Took a Change of Venue,

n, s1o oS, FALLS s. D.-After having occupied
the attention OF the courts for several Years
an an, Interesting insurance case, that of William
W1lka vs. the Farmers Mutual Fire & Lightning
insurance company Of Moody county, has been
ettleu OUT OF court. - I. -
: farmhouse belonging to WfIka and insured
in; the company was destroyed by fire, and When
S Wilka put In &. claim Tor the amount of the
$500 policy which he held the company refused
to pay, An action was then instituted III the
state circuit court for" Moody county for the
recovery of the $500. = :.ssr
The case was tried in Moody county, the Jury
returning verdict in favor OF the company.
Wilka was then granted new trial, and i'm.
mediately asked for change Of venue to Min.
nehaha county. His application was based on
II the ground that So many Of the farmers 81
Moody county were financially interested in the
to secure an impartial jury in that county. ,"@Ff
ready to: 20 ahead with the trial Of the case
when the insurance company notified his attornel
that 1t was ready to settle the claim in full.
The settlement Of the case gives Wilka hiE
original $500, together with interest and costs
amounting in the aggregate to between s1,1Ot
| and 81 200. 80
The work of preparing a uniform course o,
study for the high schools Of the state ha.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-07
C. F. MERRY IS In
LAWS GRIP AGAIN
IaANDSEEKER DECLARES DICKIN-
SON MAN sWINDLED HIM.
Land Which He Paid Merry $50 to
Locate for Him Is Not the Lana
Upon Which He Holds Filing Receipt
old Swindle Worked Anew in
North Dakota Town.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Dickinson, N. D., May TO. F. Merry of this
city has been arrested on charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses. John Dolen of
The hearing comes before Justice Folsom ION
May 10, and in the meantime Merry is out onsa
$500 bond signed by his wife and G. A. Tear. ~
.Dolen says that he gave Merry $50 for locat.
ing him on government land. and that the land
shown on thoro investigation, proved to be
different description from that represented, his
United Staes filing receipt taken at tho Dickinson
ONCE, showing him to be on worthless quarter
some two miles distant from the fine land actual.
~ shown him. ...- -
The prosecuting attorney says he has a strong
case against Merry. and that there are several
other cases of the same nature against him
which be. prosecuted. sss1
1t does not appear that anyone Is implicated
In the matter other than Merry, who person
ally located the settler Mr. Dolan says fiat
he went to Merry and tried to get his $50
back, but was told that he could not have any,
thing back and that it just mistake ana
that he would have to stand it as others had
done. -
The states attorney says he hos evidences
going to show that Merry took 81 $50 as the first
payment OF five persons on railroad land when
an Investigation shows that the purchasers were
taken to good land and then given contracts for
worthless land. Merry did not own the land or
! even have options upon it. ri
! G. F. Merry has been operating In this ststa
| for twenty-five years. EARLY in 1904 he was
arrested at Moorhead. MIMI. and placed in the
Cia! county jail. The specific charge was for
| forging the name Of John H Steele to a note
or $50. Merry slipped the jaiIer one day hid
around Fargo for forty-e hours and finally
got pack to Dickinson, where he was Sooc 70
| captured by Sheriff Bayer of Clay county Mime.
| Sofa, and taken back, serving a term of saver
| months IN the Clay county Jail. -