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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

i52o-ssess Of vienna abandoned By IL
Tsrks.
i6fo-First Duke Of Ormoade, chief sur-
porter Of the Smart cause In Ire
land. bora Died July Il, less
f622-Psaee al Montpeiisr, ending IL
Hasusnot wsr&
f72S-City Of Cepenhagen. Denmark.
nearly destroyed b. Ore
ITS Continental Congress sd<peed ~
Pine Tree Flag
f777-Gen. Gates defeated Gen. Bar
soyns a. sarafoxs.
1T7g-Ead Of siege st Savannah. Ga
tTsf--American. ard British opensd bat
lie at Yorktown. Va
f7s3--American Congress voted ts dis
band the Revolutionary srmy -
Nev. 2
i7oT- Bonsparte and Austrian Emp<rur
concluded treaty II Canpo Fsrmie.
1900 battle 81 Halle.
isi2--sscsnd battle of Poitosk. FrsneA
military forces abandoned Meseow.
ISIS Bonsparse defeated II Leipsse.
lsi5-Island Of Janaie. devastated - ;
hurrIcsne.
is2s Lottery ssnesisned b. tn Eng
tlsh government held.
issl--old Houses Of rariismens. Lea
aon. hurnsd-
isso-Graee Darling died
1915 Mormon temple 81 Naaves. n.
destroyed.
isca-Faisi panic ~ sAe Surrey 0arssns
nusic hall In Ioadon.
1872 The Confederate, Gen. Morxan. 81
cupied I4eainxton. Ky.
1865 Departments at the Cumberland
and Mississippi consolidated and
placed unAsr command 81 osa-
Grant.
fssf-sen. Sheridan vGetor ct battle 1t
Cedar Greek. Va.
fsTI--rrrsident Grant suspended writ ct
habeas corpus In nine counties ct
ssash Caralins.
1sI4-~MsrrIsee Of Gen. frederiek y.
Grant and Miss Ida -. Honore-
1895 -spanisA svsensticn 81 Porto Rics
osAciSliy completed
1909 Arthur T. Hadley assumed the
presideacy Ut Tale uaiverxIty
Rev. DR.. w. II. r. Fsuncs Installed
a. president Of brown University
Boeu defessrA ~ tn British a. bat
tie Of Dundee Hin.
ipof- -BI-ceateanisl It Tale Univsrssty
celebrated.
ip02--Isord Kitchener appelntsA % com
masd the British tprees In Iadis. :.
Typheon On coast II Japan; $4,000
Aouses Destroyed. Total eciipse Of
the neon.
1908 Creseeus trotfed mile In .59N
Alaskan boundary hxed
04--President Roosevelt invited powers
To second peas Conferences At The
Hague. ). .President directed aecre-
tsry Taft TO 60 To Panama TO Fsas-
sure people Of ths pacific inssafiens
OF the United States.
1906 -Presidens Roosevelt departed
from washIngten 90 . tour Of the
Southern States.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
e--=sa@sA~H-saslss
Chicago.

-7 THE oOurse 81 business
Glie11D. maintains steady adj
-------Jvance. and n0twIthgtandr
ig high bank rate, demands on pro-
iuction project farther into the fue
ure. With plants behind on orders
n important lines and contemplated
additions to capacity, 1t Il clear that
consumption has attained unprecedent-
ID force and the general trade outlook
AN be regarded as encouraging.
Distributiye dealings again have ex-
banded. More buyers appear in the
obbing trades for staples and holiday
FOODS, while the seasonabIe weather
helps materially In reducing retail
stocks In both city and country. A
tendency toward increased cost Of sup
,lies enters into manufacturing opera
ions, but the main conditions reflect
strength. and the need of additional
force is more evident in the iron work
ing branches. Buying of raw materials
continues very heavy, with prices firm
1t the highest level and slightly high
.r than week ago for iron ore, crude
steel and domestic hides.
Disappointing receipts of lumber for
.wo weeks add to difficulty in obtain
ing adequate requirements. and smaller
arrivals of live stock interfere with
packing. With these exceptions the
movement of commodities remains of
enormous aggregate. being to a larger
extent than usual made up Of heavy
factory outputs and general merehan-
1ise There is increasing complaint of
slow deliveries by rail. yet mercantile
collections are reasonably prompt and
no serious defaults appear to disturb
the confidence OF sellers.
Current commitments In the manu-
featuring divisions. owing TO the
crowded condition of bookings, have 20
be mostly entered for execution during
the coming year. Further demand II
noted upon rail mill capacity. but the
greatest pressure Is upon the furnaces.
plate mills. shlpyards aud car shops.
Much of the volume OF future work
will add to transportation facilities.
but there also Is great deal for new
buildings. power. machinery and agri-
cultural uses. Other lines OF activity
make an exceptional showing In wood.
working. furniture. footwear and heavy
hardware, but In most OF these the
raw material Is not readily obtained
and cost involves close figuring.
Failures reported in the Chicago dis
trict numbered 81. against % last week
and . year ago.-Dunn's Review of
Trade.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
Unfortunately Pat.

81 had the good luck to be invited to
dine with the king at Marlborough
house when I was In London In June,"
said a Western millionaire.
.As I didn't know how 10 dress the
part Of royal guest wrote to Lord
KnoIlys, the kings secretary. and asked
help.
Lord Kncilys said In his reply:
..As No ladies' are TO be present, trou-
sers may be worn
.when I first read that sentence. I
said to myself:
.swhat kind Of Neronic revels 90 on
at Marlborough house. any wayr
Afterwards. though, learned that
Lord Knollys only meant that ut mixed
dinners knee hreeches were worn at
Marlborough house Mt stag ones ths or
binary evening suit sufiicing.'
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
DRAWBACK OF GREAT WEALTH.
Forn..r EmpIoye of Russell SAFE
Pays Tribute to Him.

FornA.r Employe of Russell SAFE
Pays Tribute to Him.
Tw.0ty years ago few persons consd
get iSo the presence OF Russell saye
witha-t passing inspection by John u
McCan, who for long time was Mr.
Saget, confidential clerk. Mr.. Mccain
seryss efficiently in that position, tst
,he hsA soul for poetry. and after en-
years ne left finance for literature. says
the Wall Street Journal.
Now that Mr. Sage has died. Mr.. Nc
Cam contributes TO the Journalist
remarkable tribute to his character.
He speaks Of him as a genius. He says
he was deeply religious man. who had
often during lull In the storm o. pusi-
ness "muttered a little prayer and
who In the panic of May. 1854, when
the universe seemed crashing about his
ears, looked and acted like one In deep
communion with the infinite" He de-
clares that Mr.. Sage was q "true man
and a gentleman" While Il was Inn
possible for him to cringe. be did not
know how to offend deliberately. The
proof of his moral courage was to be
found In the fact that for nearly $4,000
days he insisted on living bis own life
In his own way. regardless Of criticism,
whereas q weaker man would have
been made a reckless spendthrift by
the ridicule to which Mr.. Sage was
subjected because of the carefuiness
of his personal expenditures
1t has been said that no man Is
hero to his valet and few great men
seem great to their immediate clerks.
Whatever judgment may be passed
upon Mr.. Sage's career, there must
have been something fine and master
full In his character to have drawn
this tribute from his confidential clerk
OF years ago.
Mr.. Mccain says that after he left
Mr.. Sage In 1890 he only saw him three
times. The last time, Mr.. SSge COM
planned that Mr.. Mccain had left him
alone, and he was indignant when his
former clerk explained that because OF
Mr.. Sage's great wealth the visits
would have been misconstrued.
Mfr. Mccain makes no comment upon
thiA but 1t illustrates strikingiy the
tragedy Of great wealth Here were
two men of large ability and warm
personal liking and mutual respect.
More than that, they had been asso-
ciated for ten years In business. But
they were separated by $So.OOo.oOo,
which one Of them possessed and the
other did not. The rich man did not
consider this q bar to friendship. but
the poer man did. To visit the rich
man would have subjected the poor
man to a misconstructioa Of his mo
tiyes; his self-respect would have been
compromised. Mccain told Sage that
II he were poor, even three Calling
guns could not keep them apart
What did Sage's millions do for himf
Were they any compensation for public
criticism and ridicule, for the sever
ance of desirable association, for the
isolation and distrust of enormous
wealth.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
A STATION INDICATOR.

Those who travel even on street t4Ap
ind 1t hard to understand the mts<a-
mouthed and never-articulated station
call Of the conductors A New York
man has invented and patented a sta
ton indicator. which will ovexSome this
annoyance by indicating the name Of
the station automatically.
It Ii q neat iron casing, set 1T the
ends Of the passenger car. Within and
mounted on q roller at the bottom L.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

General Grant. up
on the first charge
of the regi m 0 n {
the colonel was re-
riously W 0 u n d e d
and the Lieutenant
colonel killed. The
command Of I b Q
regiment fell upon
Major Elliott w.
Rice, himself badly
W o u n d Q d. o n Q
horse had already
been shot q W a y
from under him,
and he was 80 weak
fro m exhaustion
that he was hardly
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

Tsrssnes n~ing Made In Tsansfer.
fss Te.as Panhanasss

rsrssnes nesng Made In Transfer1-
aHs T~xss PashanaIe.
The western land fever which some
year. ago attacked okIaAsma and then
shlfted TO Canals. IL new rxging virulsns-
ly In Texas In the last two pears prae-
tscaliy all the big ranches IN the Tsxas
Panhandle have been bought By land eom-
pansss These have arranged with the
railroads 20 run excursion trains from ~
far east ss Indianapolis nj hais fare.
Their eastern agents gather up the farm
era who yin come. and these are all
banehsd ~ Kansas City. Wichita az I'll
Reno. and there westerners who know
the land thoroughly and can tam mann
my Into purchase take charge.
Amarillo. Teuas, h the eenser os the
big land boom. Two years ago Il was .
cattle shlpylng point. fAe ccnter Of the
gigantic TX rance, with several hun
dred Inhabitants. To-day Il has Sn01
and nightly people hare 20 sleep on the
streets for lack Of accommodation. The
old ranch was q niles wiic and 10 isng.
and was all urrisr teaee. There were
] 80 seefians, or neesly TT0.0O0 acres.
The company bought the land originally
for - cents an acre.
The land boom In the psnhandfs ke-
ran when TIN company thar ewnea the
ranch divided ], up into sections and b.
gan oasring Il at frem $3.50 70 s2.5oo
Section A fourth Of shs land b yes I'M
sold. bar the company has gathered In six
millions for thu land disposed es. Ifs
sale value Is nov from $40 TO so an
acre. There are ether klx rancho In th>
Panhandle. cut In the Big Pasture. a.
they call u. These arr al beias cut up
and offered 10 The hunssy land ssskers.
Thsrs'n b. q iot Of dead tewns In the
Panhandle when the bettom drops cut az
this boom. as u will: bur while Il lasts
the FOLKS are having good time. M<n
who had nothing fsw yeArx aee are rich
nsw. Twe-thirds ef The hninezs hsscks
we occupied By land aeevsx.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
- Trade Is unprecedented
hef IOfk. ly active for the season.
Rafail trada has n~aaa.,,.

Retail trade has broaden
ed out. with consequent increase of the
recorder demand from jobbers. and
there Is rather more doing on spring
account. Higher prices for cotton have
helped Southern trade. inducing freer
marketing and enlarging country trade
and collections. Good reports also
come from the central West and At
iantic coast points, where weather con-
iitions have improved. Something
like an unfavorable cross current Ii
visible In the Northwest, where car
congestion and overfiowIng country ele-
vators are complained of as affecting
marketing Of wheat. The grain trade
generally also complains of the car
congestion causing losses, owing to ex-
port business being delayed. This
weeks reports OF grain shipments, how
ever, show large exports of both -four
and wheat from both coasts. Strikes
Of grain handlers curtall shipments
from some Pacific ports. Reports Of
labor scarcity are still well-nigh uni.
'eindi' anu lue ho'cHtht Vi Tue cotton
crop, the shipments of lumber, the out
puts Of coal, and the deliveries OF va
rious mills are still restricted from
this cause or by reason OF inadequate
car supply. Voluntary wage increases
are reported In numerous lines, but ag-
ltations for higher compensation are
numerous among railway employees
Bradstreet's Commercial Report.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

Ge9An DRIVES 81 omeers TsHgsna
n~wn HeR Renee-
Radoiph risseh. WHOSE wife drove -
- the peint Il rlas, etze<rs q ~ tswn
81 Anssn. seenreA waFfznks fer DIR ~
rszs for tearing down hiz fenne- t.
men ver~ acquitted sad tsey = tnrn fsSed
10 seeurs : warrant ct Mrs. PifseA e.
: Charge IL sAccsinx viii infeut = enmr
nit mHra<r. PstseA insEs<s npen pasxfn!
! feHee y the mIddle of IL roo4 Ill =
wkieA h ssrx = ~ sweprrty-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

nxak~nm.. I1anmsne eEen Mn9zne
Pstes, GsnAs - frsm -
Hraknman Nels IIaesas e - 49,
ia C<nfraL sapps<tsd - HARVEY WrleAa.
ansfker hrakeman. ewanx 80 aAeea q
~ rllsk e. - enxins ne4r Medfcs1 -
scnoped frsn dsafA . ehizd vAIfA -.
playing N fh@ fraek. The eaeineer tflea
10 SOP IN train. huf - brzkes rsfnses
ss wofk. rIaxenz. se<Inx - eAlzxs peszh
ran eas On Tie fssshssrd II ~ sng1ns
ana slTected NJ DARING re~eze4
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

Mira Lydia w. Clark died ID vietari..
y. J.. Ard 81 pears. leaving nlnssy- ssves
descendants.
Gov. AsToen reports fading evef 1850
Insane 10 the national asysnz, Il Havana
n quarters buils Cor noe . exces1 80
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
4 Little Lesson
In Patriotism


On the 7th OF November. 1851. the
Seventh Iowa went into tho battle Of
Belmont, tho first battle commanded by
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

aHsw VIII ron have your egssr Z
waiter inquired OF spiritnaiist NE.
dunn. - replied
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02


,. y r@fssk~ss e.4 sfk~r. - rh&e
czsy L~~e<s - Eszks <<e.eva.
F5ss er1Stsatizs fsssn > detective Hse
II ~ szmzsx bore a 2. =. Pe<Es5szs,
- Czsezse Ss1ssshex. e Lake Gszsyz.
ezsssd 4es@<<< - Il ss1 exke59 81 xbeak
$1,000. Tie es<tzxke Destroyed were
fsose - 1frx. G1<kxixt Chiezxc. + b
Hawkes. as5 ne Izse Js6xe = g Ley-
ell. Elxfa- D. = wesTs es<fzee 1nd
fse E1xis Cenp esHt hease ese1ped With
. sesreAsnx. lfr. and Mrz. D. b Waite
and Mis- Annse Hendf5eks Il CztezSe
wess znesks 81 ne Rsftfbes<s a1d Id
AZ DER be5o1einxs-
QUARANTINE MENDOZA AsrLuz-
W~1an AffenA9nf gaGeSfng fro
snar1psx Fs<e<s mesfssee1sn~
Mis- Jesephfss Joknsen. a. stfendznf
u ~ M<ndeta asyIsn fer - ina1ne.
Who has been II fog several dayA ~
fossd 10 De suGexiax frsm sn2ilpoxs and
tie zsyIun has heen aaarnnfinsd Ibe<s
sxe nezrIy GO inn4tss snd Id nsfse1
aAd xtsendanfs b he institurieu- = !
believed however. tkaf few k&ss b<sz
exposed. - ~. JeAzsea znd hty <A3fEe1
w<re n sHs<ker ward uh<rs th<J rfrl
net d esoss ssa<z<E sifh Tie stbeF -
tisatz
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

f.~kaus ana 80 Ce@nmav 9u9M@
I-~sn - o1e.ee9+
The plsns of de HAebsyxHn f1<1in4
an Pad cempany was alanesf aestse5e4
b llre he sgasr nlxht. h - = n1n<iy
st0000 II sxreheass aIsae esenze@
TA< sxlxin &c IL Gre \ uhknswA-
Sprsst chair fsrxsry uss thrsa1esso -
l tine. TAs ecmpaay - - = -
nexs 10 yeer. wns pFespsrs3s eeeea1s
era viii rxAail1.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

wuls.a Arsas. % ys&rs - = M
~sakss was ernsA<d y - s1ssaass =
did.
TA~ n. j. po~s Kali. wsrAs = -
ioss rsrs damaged ~ - = - -
e 310a00
Nsrs Msrphy. sssa = ys1r1 - =
he ctr hospital = Nx&isns ~ -
received wAIIs el<aslng skiFt IA -
lfn<.
Ad.m ssekie1 ~ s>esssaz5 4 -
Oneida iaazsH fsir. says - xaelnna hsss
already t.kea steps - - - -
yeHr.
Ms R<y<rsseszf u Ns~ Hs1uesln -
.erurk - I freieAf trsin ~ psrAnDn =
tally lnjurs4 sAils driving a1s1 -
tracks
stsma Tnos q IL tswn = Hazrtssn
iesf his harnA granaxy ~ e91sAen ~
Are. IIIs Isss 1 s3oo1 viii lnsssnnss
sf S7u0.
Meme<rs u The Carl wsAsx ~ Hensy
sturm fHmsliss Fl Fond a. L4e wsrs -
scnea b. easing smeked pofk wAi<A 49,
not cocksd- Lstts weber 40 -
Bitter llssxatisa y assieip4tsa betwssa
he Mlfwaakse Esectrir Railway an1
r.ixht Company and the eisy ii Racine -
the question Of piscins snndaess<s e. -
cara
TIA csarrexAssea Il she Rsnzan Cab
Gle chareA u the Inmseulaks C1nesp
sion In xheheyxan h&s ousssd ~ k<v.
rathsr Jcdyzlux. ths PRIEST u eharxs. H
rsfusss % quif ard sfe<ps n - eA4r<A
bss~menf. sArehhisAcp Ms~xnw was -
psxled 10 b. The eongrexxtieaA
Elissb~sA Bass. III years. siA dHasA1F
Oh Willism Bnxs. ChIppewa fafis farnr
or, vas aeeidentsily sAst and kii1sd ~ heT
brother Jehn. IL pears ell Ii bai3se
pas.sd above the girls heart. Jehn Nd
been out Aanflax crews ard sssppsd =
tan wifA Ma SISTER. Who was sitting b
front az the Window. He was toying
rarslss.iy sisA tn trixzsr vAsa - gza
discharged
wlfh q repsrt thai coaid b hesfd Or
several hieeks Tia eyIinder hsaA -
1000 herse power yiifer enxtne. n IL
plans al The Mliwankes Esee<fie Railway
and LIGHT Company IN RseinA hlew eut-
The bead struek condenser ard fh<n =
large gsnerasar. Other pleces w<nt
through waaaaws ard stru<k ~ Milisr
Manufacturing Csmpany's plant En-
naoy~s OF tho compans ard slse q -
Miller company believed there ~ boi1-
e expiosisn and ran frem IL huildlngE.
Ii q essasnt that Fead a. Lac imhihr
srs have awaksned 10 IN real slfnatioa-
They REALISE that IL tAezr uivss e 1slar
dives esmpsain - the CeunciI tkeIx 10
lures win ~ posted h ~ ealecns -
hahisual drunkard1 The oehr aeeoruocn
nAa walked inte The psaiee shatisa ~
While trying % mslntain diEnf1s1 III.
said. Il want 10 ~ asrests& dsnsx
want NY villa 70 Aass - arre~tea y I
weald have ~ have ~ rieturs taten-~
TAs pstrelmAn - duty r<fuepd - make
ne arrest and he man 1sparse4
The shersaxh drainage Il xcoa00o
acr<. II undrmined masxAy - eny ssi1
In wisconsin wo1id in<reasa ~ va1oo
tlo0O000n0. sccerzing = ~ eefimntn
81 Pref. a. r. Whit<en. ~ rAgutcirf -
shs ualver~isy 81 wiseenz1e.
Articles Il ipcorperaxiea krNo -
fsied fes IN Madissn and - - -
RAILWAY Comn&ny. cari1el1[ < Iy7r
900. IL system rxere~e< = N@ -
he prutecsed third rn1k 4 ~ -
III line and yin ~ T. d<xIa1n1 31rre
thaa tks<e mile1. The a4@1e ~ t9&11
Il Windso<s Celnnhu4 neesee - -
Wanpun.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-29
I HE WEEK
A Proposition to Ramsey
County. 4.

II the citizens of Devils Lake
furnish the money with which ia
erect a band stand for the band,
will the commissioners vote them
permission to place it in the center
of the square south of, the court
house? This is the only place for
the stand. 1t would be an adorn-
ment and convenience. and it
would show an appreciation by
the county commissioners of the
worthy efforts Of a number of our
musical citizens to supply music
forthe people OF Ramsey county
on private aud public occasions.
The band is rapidly developing.
It is now source of pride to the
citizens of this city 1t will soon
appeal to the pride Of the whole
county. They should be encourag-
ed, and in no way could we so APP
propriately show appreciation as
in presenting them with fine
stand and placing it in the center
of Court House Square. The In
ter-Ocean submits this plan be-
lieving that if the honorable board
of county commissioners will grant
the request the public spirited
citizens of Devils Lake will con-
tribute the money with which to
erect the stand. q
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-29
Senator EIkin's Latest.

Senator Elkin declared that
poverty and want will yet be ban
ished from the world. He said:
''There is enough wealth in the
world now to prevent poverty, but
we have not yet learned how to
distribute it. We understand the
ways of accumulation, but not of
distribution. Society and govern
NETT are constantly struggling
with great questions. Society un-
der free government has reached
the point where it can in the end
get what it demands, what is best
for it, and protect itself without
force. Competition and individu-
alism go hand in hand, said the
senator, and up to certain point
are wholesome and beneficial to
commerce and business. s.Unre-
strained competition in the bust
ness world" he added, sthrows
society back on the cruel law of
the survival of the fttest, and,
in the end the strong prevail and
dominate. Competition and in.
dividualism are the parents OF
present conditions, of trusts,
combinations ana colossal fortunes.
Theodore Roosevelt once said that
he thought a compromise between
individualism and socialism would
be best. | reply that, apparently,
this might be solution, but how
can society get rid of the evils Of
both while holding on to theil
benefts?"
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-29
"Just Twenty Years Ago.

Twenty years ago this month, a
gentleman of our acquaintance adj
vocated in and within the republi-
can party. a declaration in favor Of
public ownership of public utili
ties. He received respectful atten-
ton while he made his argument.
but his resolution was almost
unanimously voted down. His
friends, some of them, said that he
had gone wild; others that he was
worse than that The years chased
each other away.
Only two weeks ago, in larger
convention than the one held
twenty years ago, and not one
mile from the spot where the wild
man met his defeat, the republic
cans Of Hennepin county, Mime
sofa, declared for public ownership
Of public utilities, and the great
hall resounded to the echoes Of
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-29

After the returns for Ramsey.
county were init was easily under
stood by the friends of Mr.. Davis
why he was beaten. Over conf
dence on the part Of his friends
led to his defeat. Since the day
of voting many told how they did
not go to the polls because they
did not think it necessary either for
the stalwart delegation or for Mr..
Davis. In the old parts Of Ram
sey. settled by people who knew
well the character Of the men on
both tickets. and knew the real
issue, the vote to the stalwarts was
very complimentary. In the new
er portion the vote went decidedly
against them. Thus is emphasized
again the importance Of every man
seeking to understand all the.
issues that he may decide for him.
self, and the Importance Of voting
This convictions when the occasion
arises. Rmasey has lost for the
time as representative one Of the
ablest men of the state. He has
not lost his interest ID Ramsey.
It will not take long. to demon
Istrate the difference between one
land another man at the state
capital.