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Evening journal., 1907-12-24

goes with every good strong healthy
stomach. That's because they have
dyspepsia. And then there are others
whose mouths don't water at meal
time or any other time They sit at
the table and go through the motions.
only because it's time to eat. These
people, too. are dyspeptics.
Every possible kind OF stomach
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OF All the food in your stomach and
digest II alone without the help OF this
stomach, and let the stomach take a
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ing or irritation. loss OF appetite. bloar.
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Stuart,s Dvsnensia Tablets arc a,ie
at every drug store for SOC a box.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS


NOTICE., JAMES B. TONAN, the
owner and occupant of the house situate d
al New Castle School District 49, county
OF New Castle and State Of Delaware in
compliance with the requirements Of the
acts of the General Assembly i'm such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that ] shall apply in writing 10 the Court
OF General Sessions of the State of Deia.
ware in and for New Castle county. on
Monday, the 6th day of January 1905 be-
ing the next term of said court, for a
license for said house, as an inn or Tavern
for the sale therein of intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart TO be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens of said School Dis
trict over six Of whom are substantial
frceholders OF said School District recon-
mend the said application viz;
j. b. Brady, Edward l. Carney,
Patrick McGrory, Frank McGrory
John ii. Palmer. John Biggins.
John j. Reynolds. Samuel Dunlap,
Geo d. Frceburn. "A. nj. Watson,
James j. Ryan, Frank =. Carin,
Philip Tobin. Patrick r. Whalen,
Hugh Finnlgin James McGrory
d2l-3t JAMES b. TOMAN.
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LAST OF THE SEASON.

s1.o0 to Baltimore and Return, Sunday
, December 29, Baltimore and Ohio
r. r.
Special train will leave wilmington
delaware Avenue Station) at $40 n
M; Newark at 9.30 a. M. returning,
leaves Baltimore Camden station) at
ESQ p. M; (Mt Royal Station at 6.35
d. m.t
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PROPOSALS

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PROPOSAI.S-Sealed Proposals viii be
received by the Printing Committee Of
CITY Council until Thursday evening. De-
ccmber 2cth. at 8 y. m, for printing 800
copies Of the special audit now being
made BY William IA. Gleason. The report
may be seen at the city auditors office.
The proposals must be addressed 10 The
Mayor and Council Of Wilmington and
marked Proposals for Print us and must
be deposited in tie box provided Tor the
purpose in the Council Chamber before
time specified.
SAMUEL II. BENSON Jr.
Creir-1an Printing Committee Of Council.
dA-2t
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Hungry as a Bear
and Can't Eat
II When Meal Time Comes, You Suffer
From Yes--Not Kind Of Hunger,
You're Oyspeptie.
HOW TO CURE ALL STOMACH
TROUBLES.

A good many people get mad when
YOU tell them they've got dyspepsia.
but way down deep in their stomachs
they know they've got A..
"rd love 10 cat IL. but I can't" Is
one kind OF dyspepsia.
II hate to think Of f." is another
kind. There are thousands Of people
to-day who hate their meals. and love
them at the same time They haven't
that fine empty-hungry eat-cvery-
thing-in-sight kind Of feeling which
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REAL ESTATE
Business
Opportunities

IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
ANY BUSINESS, HOUSE. LOT OR
HAWKINS & co.
ne Market St.
CLOTHING BUsINEss-Good stand on
Market strcct-Stocl and fixtures. Having
HAWKINS & co.
MATTRESS FACTORY and UPHoL-
Office, machinery raw and finished stock,
etc. Very busy and paying well.
HAWKINS a. CO.
DAIRY & GROCERY BUSINESS
Of the best and largest trades IN the city.
Store. horses . wagons cans. bottles
ice boxes. motor shafting, separator. stock
and fixtures Of grocery store, dwelling,
HAWKINS a co.
GROCERY STORE. DWELLING AND
SrABLE-ln very desirable neighhorhOOd
on West Side business established rs
years. Q rooms bath and store. heater and
severed. A splendid opening for live
man.
HAWKINS & co.
STORE AND DWELLING. now occu-
pied as grocery. one Of the best paving
stands I'm the city. long established and
HAWKINS & co.
BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT
SHOP. house and stable. In good cond T.
ton, large lot. VIII sell for the amount
Of the mortgage. A decided bargain
HAWKINS N co.
SILK MIIT-Iias 60 HIP tubular hoilar
40 IA. T. engine. % *. W. Dynamo. eiec-
trio lighting throughout All necessary
shafting and drives. Office furniture, etc.
Price very low for quick sale
HAWKINS K co.
CENTS FURNISHING BUSINESS
Market St.. now running. Would paw good
profits 20 an active, energetic man. will.
ing To- devote his entire time TO the husi-
ness splendid opportunity. Good line OF
trade. clean stock
HAWKINS 4 co.
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ANOTHER BOND ISSUE
Levy Court viii Offer Issue Of $4,000
in January.

The Levy Court decided yesterday
afternoon TO advertise a bond issue of
$4,000. The proceeds will be applied
TO road Improvement The issue Is a
part of the 100000 authorized by the
Legislature and now that the financial
world has become settled The Levy
Court feels that the bonds can be is
sued at this time at a.proht.
The first bills OF the new jury COM
missioners were allowed as follows. j
Wilkins Cooch. $50; Henry b. Thomp-
son, $40; Harlan c. Scott, who sue
coeded Mr. Thompson after the latter
resigned $40.
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PRIVATE SALE
INSURANCE.

,S-~~-e-~-~->s~r---e-~~-~
FIRE INSURANCE.
We will insure your Real Estate or
Personal Property In standard American
Companies at the very lowest rates.
ON BRICK DWELLINGS,:
81 200 / year Si00
81 900 years 500
81 900 years $500
ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
81 900 j year $500
$1,000 years $500
81 loo years $500
Prompt and liberal settlement OF losses
is a principle with this agency.
our representative Will call upon re-
quest.
Call. write or telephone us
HAWKINS g. CO.,
General Insurance Agents,
712 Market street.
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REGLs.rER.s ORpERs.
i.EglSIfls oNuE0.
nfane ~ The ReElster Of Wills.

tlEDIS rit s. okuEN.
Dfare ef The Register OF Wills.
New Castle Co., Del, December IL, 1897.
Upon the application of Isabella MUIR
pify. FxccutIix OF Samuel Murphy late u
Viimngfon handrcd in said county. de-
noasnd it Is ordered and directed by The
Register Of VIII that the ENecntrix
aforesaid give notice Of granting Of let
aece ased with the date Of grant ing
hereof, by causing advertseaop IS ~ he
posted within forty days from the dnte
1f4such Letters IN six OF the most public
places OF the County OF New Castle, re-
aufrlng all persons having demands
A. abide by an act OF Assembly IN such
Ease made and provided; and Slso cause
nc same to be Inserted within the same
Deriod I'm The Eveairg Journal, news
oaper published in Wilmington, Del, and
TO be continued therein three weeks
'SsS Given under tho hand and. seal
Of Office Of the Register Of Wills
aforesaid. at Wilmington, in New
sgTAI0 Castle county aforesaid, the day
and year above written y 8
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
Register o. wills.
~ NOTICE. ~.
Notice IS hereby given that Letters Tes-
farnentary were I'm due form Of law grant,
ed INTO the undersigned on athe f31lr day
~ Dec .nber A. d.. 1907, and that all per-
sons Iaving claims again tho estate
~ fhe deceased must present the same.
diilv atteated to the said EXecutriX on
orl before the 18th day of December A.
m zoos. or abide the Act Of Assembly In
eucE case made and provided.
ISABELLA MURPHY.
Executrx.
Address. Daniel o. Hastings, Esq. At
Worney-at-Law, Wilmington, Del
kdl4-qt-eod
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RusH LINE

Freight received feE all points snSn s.
ners9nal q attention. and furWarded pretnpt-
iy al lowest rates and by Deot relso,,.
Boats leave both Wilmington an9 Lh,isr- L.
delphia at 500 p II. daily, Sunoes %
Through rates and bills Of lading i''
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS Co;
Pier g.. North Wharves. I'M :, \. z .l.s,,1' .so,,
French Street Wharf -Whullnk 'o'-
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Baptist Meeting on Thursday Night.
n. H. Lenerts Of Warwick. ~ ".
will preach in the Old Baptist meeting
house in King street above Tenth, on
Thursday evening
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PUBLIC SALES.
IPnRLIc sALE.

PUBLIC SALE
IN conformity w4tn die p.0fisionS Of the
statute of the Sta.e OF Delaware. viii be
exposed to public vendue on the premises
OF William b. Austin. a, the northwest
corner Of Pcnnsylyania avenue ana Clay
tou strects in the city Of WllnunEton.
Delaware. on. Thursday, the cord Gay
f Jannary.lA. d.. 1905. at 10 O'Clock a. A-
One hav horse said sale being Wade to
discharge the lien against said horse tof
food and care furnished. ,,>. 81.
d20-1ot w 3. AUSTIN.
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n PTJI. q. +. TgEEL. 627 NI95T a

~ 4 rhiisfcipha, "a "L,n Deniseher Ar1L" oug Ger.
"a Srrraii-i ln Ainerica Guaranirrs 60 alsg
= I'M 81 n1 Private pitrusc kSrr.srN Ahlrf.- n rak-
W. rlno laioul rthrfs ranl hfrfer- - hiiiys
ls Manhood. tarrrr farrnttie sirifiure cnnr In
drfeouurnlsA shruntrn Organs riRhtt usenscr nafi
nraius. 40 year. raef1l years h1ria frptr
ien- ~ GERMANY sraa Tor lfonk tells an erposur ciFry
rnl I'd sleslri fraaa sesrseZ ransse II Al s..
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BusINEss oPPoRTUNIrIEs

ORGANIZE a Two-Cent Club Cards
printed on short notice, any quantity.
Get our prices John 4. Mullins, Inc.
Printers, 800 Shipley st.
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-Ten head Of working
horses, good workers and drivers. Apply
109 y. Fourth St. dl9-5t
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Gold ring with ruby and dia-
mond on Monday evening between 14th
and Walnut and 9Th and Shipley. Re-
ward If returned to 918 Chestnut d24-2t
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MATTRESS FACTORY and UPHOL-
STERY BUSINESS completc-FactOry
office machinery, raw and finished stock,
etc. Very busy and paying well.
HAWKINS q co.
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sIiERIFFs SALE-BY VIRTTrr on, 81.
VIII OF Levari Faclas. 10 me dire. 81
Miii pc exposed TO public sale at fhe
Seuit mouse, on Market street between
Of Wilmington. New castle county Dei
aware ~ ~'"+'tss A'tl-
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SIIERIFF,S SALES.

SHERIFFS sAI.E-BY VIRTUE or A
writ Of IeVar Tacias to me directed.
viii be exposed 10 Public Sale. at the
Court House on Market street hetwci
Tenth aud Eleventh streets, In tho city
of Wilmington, New Castle county Dell
aware
ON SATURDAY.
THE 4rH DAY OF ,JANTARY 1905
AT 10 O'Clock "a. M.
thc following described Real Estate. viz.
AN that certain loi or piece OF land. with
eight two-story dwelling houses thereon
erected situate IN the city of Wilmington.
county Of New Castle and state OF Dc'a-
ware. bounded and described as follows,
10 wit:
Of tho southeasterly side of a private
lane with the northeastcrly side OF Jpssut q
Road; thence along said side Of said pri-
vato lane north thirty-six and three
quarter degrees east four perchos aud
nine-tcnths 10 stake and north slNty-six
degrees east six perches and cight-tenths
10 corner Of land now on late of Eliza
beth l<erbaueh thence By said land south
tWentN-four degrees east two pcrches and
tNo-tenths 20 a corner now or late of lc
IQtnall Warner Jr, thence thereby south
seventeen and half degrees west eight
perchcs and two-tenths 20 the side OF
Jessups Road. aforesaid, and thence there
by north siNtN-siN degrees west eight
pcrchcs and lour-tcnths 10 the place of
beginning BE the contents thereof what
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property Of Wilmington Trust COMPANY
administrators Pendente Lite of the estate
OF samuel d. Forbes deceased. and to be
sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff.
SheriIs oincc, Wilmington. Delaware.
December 10, 1901. di9-2i-2S-3o-il-s
sHERIFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levarl Facias 10 me directed.
viii be exposed TO Public sale. at me
Trourt House. on Market street between
INnIn IIINDnfH In ..Tfr
ot Wilmington, county Of New Castle,
ON SATURDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1908.
Al 10 O'Clock. a. m.
the following described Real Estate. viz.
~ tnat certain lot or piece of land
Win the two-story brick dwelling there
on erected situate in the city of Wiiminr-
ton Aforesaid being No agf Nandever
TO wlt. N''NfN
B5eginaning at point on the southeriy
Of two hundred and seventv-tbree fsc,
eisht inches eastery from The easteriv
siae OF Locust street and al the niddio
ne .ne nliek division wall between the
rouse on this lot and the one on thc
west. thence eaSterly parallel ID T.octir.
street ana passing through the middle Il,
stle wall one hundred and seven feet eivhi
VIZ 10 tne northeriy side OF ten-feei
WIZ aley leading from Locust TO Thaich-
~ street. thence easteriy parallel 40 Van-
sdever avenue fifteen feet nine inehes
slsnee nQrtherly parallel 10 Locust street
hr,cilp p1qsinh inloQsh the middle Of the
nuch division wall between the house IN,
thla iot ana the one on the east ono INN.
ulea ana seven feet eight inches no fbe
ttsSu.neiiy slae or Nandeyer avenue. and
iNence thercny westerly fifteen feet min.
inches TO the place Of beginning. 8e fhe
contents thereof what they may. with fb,
,Iee , use and privilege Of said alley In com.
Seized and taken in oxecution ~ ,t
| to hc sold bv "n'
e. HENRY STAFFORD. sherig
December lS 1897 die-94- -sS' 's,it .
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SfIERIFFfS SAI.E-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Jevari Facias TO me directed.
win be exposed TO Public Sale at the
Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, I'm the city
of Wilmington. New Castle county, Del
aware
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If YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL.
ANY BUSINESS, HOUSE. LOT OR
FARM. SEE
HAWKINS & CO,
~ Market ST.
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HAWKINS q GO.

CLOTHING BUsINEss-Good stand on
Market streot-Stocl and fixtures. Having
a splendid trade.
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Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.
HELP WANTEp-MALE.

WANTED-An crrand bog at Fryer
Picture store l0l-lo3 T.. Third 81. d2S-2t
The Washburn leader., 1907-12-20
Increase in Subscription Price.

The price of print paper and of
all manner Of printers supplies
have advanced and publishers all
over the country, in order to main
tain their plants and the excellence
of their newspapers are obliged to
increase their subscription price.
After January LIST the subscription
price of the Washburn Leader will
be Sl.5O a year. Those who sub
scribebe fore that date will receive
the paper at the old price 81. 1t is
the desire of the publisher to make
the Leadera better newspaper than
ever during the coming year and
to that end we desire the co-opera-
ton Of our friends throughout the
country. Correspondents are
wanted in every precinct. We
want the news and are determined
to make the Leader indispensable
in the homes Of the people of Nc
Lean county.
The Washburn leader., 1907-12-20

North Dakota blizzard, and yet
since the summer ended we have
had in this state weather which is
probably unequaled and certainly
unsurpassed on the continent Tor
healthfullness.
"And, while this winter we are
having more than the usual
amount of uninterrupted tine
weather, it is a fact that winters,
the early part Of which are the
same in kind as this, though dlf-
fering a little in degree, are COM
mon. The weather which is
marked by continual storms and
unpleasantly cold weather is not
more common than the winter IN
which these conditions are exactly
reversed. and for actual comfort
and pleasure of living, indoors and
out, the average winter climate in
North Dakota is to be preferred to
the average winter climate any
where else in the north, and al
most anywhere in the SOUTH
The Washburn leader., 1907-12-20
Delegates Expenses Paid
By Marshall ---Con'd.

should be disguised with the spec
tacle.
It is not true that "Mr. John
sons supporters favored endorse
ment of all candidates except sena.
tor where his personal interest was
involved.''
Mr.. Johnson's friends opposed
endorsement Of any candidates;
and long before the conference was
held, Mr.. johnson himself had
repeatedly stated publicly that
he was !opposed to any en-
dorsement being made. Mr..
Johnson's position was that for the
Good Government sleague to meet
and make nominations for indorse-
ments would be to re-establish un-
der another form the old system Of
conventions with all it's evils; that
one of the purposes of the Good
Government league was to do away
with this whole system and to pro-
vide for making nominations by a
direct primary election; that our
present primary law was largely
the work of the Good Government
league and the league itself ought
not to be the first to violate the
spirit Of this law by attempting to
anticipate or forestall the action of
the individual voter at the primary
That was the sense of the entire
committee on ''order of business
of which [ was chairman but Mr..
Marshall and his followers would
hear to nothing of the kind The
crowd had been gathered together
at large expense and for the pur-
pose of nominating MIR. Marshall,
all questions of principle and con-
sistency were thrown to the winds.
Mr.. Marshall says: II have the
the pole in the race and will keep
it, I would suggest to the gentle
man that this contest for the sena-
torship is not going to be won by
the tricks Of the race course. The
people Of North Dakota are intelli-
gent and observing and will have
no difficulty in discriminating be-
tween political jockey and a
cultured. conscientious statesman.
w. S. Lauder.
The Washburn leader., 1907-12-20
Court Notes.

Ex-Sheriff Gradin, Of Under
wood, is one Of the jurors during
the term Of court.
Lorin Smith, who lived in Wash
burn number of years about s
years ago, is a juror from Garri-
son.
Attorney Dullan came up from
Bismarck Tuesday to attend court.
Attorney F. H. Register, Of Bis
marck, was attending to legal
business at the court house this
week.
States Attorney w. H. Barnett,
of Fargo, came up on Tuesdays
train to watch court proceedings.
Jacob P. Keim and John Put
nam of Turtle Lake were witness
es in the Miller case Tuesday.
Judge Winchester was taken
suddenly ill Saturday morning and
had to be taken from the court
room but was able to go on with
his duties at the afternoon session.
The Washburn leader., 1907-12-20
Hansbrough Aids Blind Girl.

Washington, Dec. l2-Senator
Hansbrough has introduced bill
to save the homestead of blind
girl named Stene Engeberg, near
Kenmare, Ward county, N. d.
Miss Engeberg made her entry at
the Minot land office, in the regu-
lar way. erected a cabin and other
wise complied with the law. Her
entry was contested, however, and
on showing of fact the local
officers at Minot decided in favor
of the contestant.
Miss Engeberg's friends got
busy and called Senator Hansbo-
rough's attention to her case, with
the result that he introduced bill
directing the secretary Of the inte-
rior to issue a patent for her claim.
Passage of the bill will cut off
further proceeding before the gen
eral land Office, to which the case
has been appealed. and will secure
a patent for Miss Engeberg.
The following bill, introduced
in the United States senate by
by Senator III. q Hansbrough,
covers a proposition Of utmost
Importance to North Dakota home
steaders, and is self-explanatory:
A bill provided for stated leaves
Of absence to entrymen under the
homestead laws. .
Be it enacted by the senate and
house of representatives Of the
United States Of America in con-
gress assembled, that no homestead
entry shall be Cancelled and no fna]
proof shall be rejected because of
any failure Of the entryman named
herein to hereafter actually reside
upon the lands covered by his
entry during the months Of
December, January, February, and
March, or any portion Of such
months: Provided, that nothing
in this act that shall be so con-
strued as to relieve homestead en-
trymen of the duty Of residence
during the months not herein
named, and the period of absence
provided for in this act shall be
computed to apply upon the period
Of residence required under exist
ing law.
The Washburn leader., 1907-12-20
Valley City Normal Notes.

Pres. Mcfarland returned from
Chicago, and has taken up his
school duties again.
There will be a basketball game
between the Normal boys and the
Moorhead Normal Saturday night
in the Normal school gymnasium.
The game will probably be very
interesting.
Last Friday night there was a
mass meeting Of the students OF
the school to vote upon a consti-
tuition for the athletic association.
Prof. Brown, of the Philosophy
and Psychology departments, gave
a talk in chapel a few days ago.
His subject was Heroes" and he
gave very interesting discussion
OF the same.
Pres. Mcfarland announced
Wednesday morning that exami-
nations would begin Monday, Dec.
10Th and close Thursday, Dec. l9,
so the students could leave for their
homes Thursday night and reach
home by Sunday. After two
weeks vacation school will reopen
Tuesday, Jan. I, 1908.
The Washburn leader., 1907-12-20
Rudser Leader: Tom Marshall

Rudser Leader: Tom Marshall
is a nice man and has made good
congressman. And the people Of
North Dakota were satisfied to let
him remain in that position, not
to satisfy personal ambition, but
for his worth to the state. +. The
Leader admires Marshall as con-
gresham and also as one of the
favorite herd of loyal North Da-
kotans, but it does not feel that
the state has anything to gain by
presuming to displace Senator
Hansbrough at the present time in
order to crafty the personal ambi-
tion of Marshall or any other as
pirant to the senatorial toga.
The Washburn leader., 1907-12-20

Altho a light snow has been fall
ing for several days, the weather
continues to be moderate and the
snow blockades, that were expert
enced year ago, seem to be for
gotten. The Grand Forks Herald
makes the following comparison:
cit is mean spirit which re-
ioices in the disaster of others but
sometimes little comparison is
wholesome for all concerned.
There has been tradition that
western North Dakota was liable
to suffer from drouth. Yet there
has never been a year since settlers
first entered that section when it
has suffered from drouth as
northern Ontario has suffered dur
ing the past year. We have read
great deal in the eastern press
about the damage done in the east
ern part Of North Dakota by floods
yet it is doubtful if the total dam
age in the Red River valley from
floods in thirty years approaches
heaverage annual damage from
foaas in the Ohio valley. Our
Cd ern friends hold up their hands
x horror when they think of the