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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

Fargo wants packing house es'
tablished there.
The. police court at Fargo is still
having big. daily grind.
Merchants over the state are pre-
pairing for a big fall trade.
w., ~ = IA : q
It is said the late appearance OF
dandelions this fall is significant Of
a mild winter. -. 5r S'@s2rN )
49, 49, - As,1s
Some peddlers over the state have
been fined this fall for not having
license. ...,. .a.s
Judge Morris of Duluth, will pre-
side at the term of federal court
about to be held at Minot. a#:ft2"<s.
The Republicans of Morton coun
ty have opened headquarters in thu
Inter-Ocean hotel at Mandan. ~
The automobile party of Republi
can speakers have been meeting
with rousing receptions in theirftoul
over Cass county. q y ~ -. 81 s7sEs''
r., ..~T ssJ&','2 49, g. So ',
Most 81 the weekly papers haav,,
good boosts for their county ticket!
If not much is being said abou
'ae sea'e caho t'A'es' ars%
The Hazelton Republican apprec
iates the Bismarck Tribune and tn,
Fargo Forum as the favorite dali,
papers of the state and says thos,
papers are fast superseding the Twii
City dailies. , -.
William Law, who was pardonet
from the penitentiary for the muir
der of policeman some years ago
but who now lives at Grand Forks
recently visited the town where ithl
crime was committed for which I h
served SO many years in the pen. :.
| E5S$
't,s ~ $50 ,E
The next test of the primary Law
will be on the matter of fees. AT
torney General McCue held that tina
part of the law was unconstitutional
and state. candidates We're not ore
CURED to pay fee to the secretar
of state-but the county auditor
collected it from county candidate
but they may be compelled yeti
refund it. NE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08
WHEAT SHORTAGE
THE EUROPEAN CROP BELOW
AVERAGE FOR THE SEC
oND TIME. -,'"@-

Washington, D. c., Oct z. With
the worlds wheat crop for the second
year in succession materially below
the average, says the European crop
report, the extent Of the probably
European demand for foreign wheat
is a subject of special interest. The
latest estimate Of the Bulgarian min
istry of agriculture indicates a short
age in Europe Of $4,000 900 bushels.
The heaviest decrease is shown to be
in, France, independent of foreign
grades for Its bread supply. The
margin Is a very meagre one.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08
NO REASON FOR KNITTING.

I" The Milton Globe, which has been
one of the leading s'insurgent" news
papers inothe state, sees no reason
thats the Democrats should be sur
prised Or grieved because a large
share Of the Republicans do not in
tend to support the Democratic can
didate for governor this year. The
Globe counsels all Republicans to
stand loyalty by the Republican tick
ct, and says that no conditions exist
list to justify; any Republican in sup
porting a Democrat for any Office
at the election. The insurgents
those who were formerly designat-
ed as insurgents and the Demo
Gratis have no political affiliations
in common and now that the Repub-
licans of the state have made the
choice of their candidate directly
by a primary vote, those candidates
should be supported by Republicans
from the top to the bottom of the
ticket. The Globe says:
This campaign the same con-
sditions do not exist as two years
ago. While G. A. Johnson is,
i not candidate of the insurgent
I wing OF the Republican party,
he was nominated by an over
whelmfng majority under direct
primary vote, where every Re-
| publican was heard. r..
Nothing can be said agains Mr.
Johnson's personal character,
his ability has never been ques-
toned and there is every reason
to believe that he will, If elected, ,
prove one Of the most popular
executives the state has ever
had. ~ -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08

velop the thousands Of acres that
are under water. more or less during
the year in the Pamlico and Alber-
marie districts. Louisiana, too, has
considerable work cut out and under
way in the drainage of their coast
country. 6. 81 Il II N. ID. 8, sM:E., ~.
There are possibilities in this
swamp land that are fully as seduc-
tive as is the undertaking to irrigate
the arid cactus-strewn lands of The
plains, and there is nearly as great
an area capable of being made pro-
ductive. In Florida alone they are
retaining swamp lands reaching a
total Of 10000 square miles, OF 49,
$4,000 acres. Louisiana! there are
$4,000 square miles of lowlands cap
able of drainage, while in Arkansas
there is a total Of 1900 square miles
of land now out of use that might
| be made profitable by drainage.
The estimated drainage area in
other Southern states brings the
total up to astounding figures.
There are in Georgia 3,700 square
miles; Texas, $500; North Carolina,
$3.50; Missouri, 5000; South Caro-
lima, 1850; Virginia, 1900; Tonnes
see, 1850; Alabama, 1,75O; Mary
i land, 500; Kentucky, $500. i.
The total of this area would make
a state nearly as large as Kansas,
| a waste of tillable land that this
country cannot much longer ignore.
i It is estimated that, on the basis
Of southern production today, this
area would add $4,000, O0O, 600 to the
!, total wealth of the country. It Is
estimated that this wealth might be
added to the total wealth of the ma
tion with profit on the labor OF
redemption OF 1900 per cent. ...-
| An acre of this rich alluvial soil
in the old established southern
states, where, for the most part, a
market is right at hand for its pro,
ducts, is worth far more than an
1 acre snatched from the desert and
the mountains Of the far west, while
j the removal of the menace to health
/ which is the natural accompaniment
of all swamps would be worth all
that such reclamation cost. r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08

The New York Herald, which has
sources Of fair and accurate infor-
nation, after careful investigation
in all parts of New York state, con-
cludes that nothing less than a po-
litical revolution will take New York
state from Taft and give it to Mr..
Bryan-and it does not see any rea-
son for such revolution in sight.
It is pretty we'll admitted that the
middle west and the northwest will
give their electoral votes to Taft.
Minnesota, North and South Dako-
ia, Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois and ad.
joining states are in line for the
Republican candidate, and as usual
the tide just before the election is
setting away from Bryan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08
'5"OUT, DAMNED SPOTS!"

lent plan, however, to keep unimpar-
ed the fertility of the soil. If this
can be done while the land is practi-
cally being summer fallowed, an i'm
portant saving will be effected.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08

Presiding Elder Moore of the
Grand Forks conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, who has
travelled extensively through the
state, says that C.. A. johnson, Re-
publican candidate for governor,
will be elected this fall. Rev. Moore
finds that the causes for Republican
disaffection that existed two years
ago do not exist I. in the state this
year-that the Republicans are unit
ed. capable, and worthy in every
way the high office that he has been
nominated for, and this being the
case, no Republican can find any
reason for voting to proIong Demo
cratic control Of the state govern.
ment in a Republican state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08
WHAT ELECTION OF DEMOCRAT.
IC GOVERNOR MEANS.

H. GOSESNO1S MEANS.
The Minneapolis Tribune, in COM
menting upon the campaign for
governor Of Minnesota, calls upon
Republican voters who may think Of
voting for Governor Johnson, a Dem
ocrat, to do so with their eyes open
and proper understanding of the
political consequences of the cleo
ton Of a Democrat in a Republican
state. There is an issue in the mat
ter of the election of a governor,
aside from the simple personal fact
that this man or that man holds
the Office of chief executive-there is
a party consideration that the Dem
ocrats do not by any means over
look, and they make use of the Sc
lection of a Democrat to strength
en- and build up their party organi
cation for the future. The comment
of the Tribune on the Minnesots
situation is apt, as to pertaining tt
conditions in this state:
Those who believe in represen-
tative government through par
ty organization, may well take
larger view and consider the
ultimate effect upon the whole
state government of continued
holding of the chief executive
office and source Of patronage
in a Republican state by a Dem
ocrat. ..'a -
Those who do this vote with
their eyes open, in full recogni-3
ton of the probable consequent
ces Of their act That is all The
Tribune is inclined to ask of
Minnesota Republicans. II they
see the consequences clearly and
are content with them, there is
nothing more to be said. If a
majority Of the people desire
the gradual changes Of the
whole state government, which
are involved in the reelection of
Governor johnson, the majority
must make the best Of 1t. ~.
- Republicans as citizens can
have no quarrel with Governor
Johnson's appointments to ad-
nlinistrative Offices and state
boards. He has generally set an
example for all parties by TAX
ing the; best material he could
Is. get in his own. But he has made
of these appointments, especial
ly those to state boards, a per-
sonal and political machine
whose potency in nominations
and elections will be more fully
realized this year than ever be-
fore. ,#%Ss&% q - -
This is a fair and legitimate pol
isy. Nobody can compton,
least of all the Republicans who
put in his hands the power to
do it. But If anybody votes to-
prolong the power of Governor
Johnson in the belief that ma
chinery so large and strong, sup
ported on patronage and justi-
fed by merit. intends to stop
with giving him the honor of a
third term for governor, they
are likely to be undeceived here
after. .s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08

! Judge Corliss will take the stump
for M. N. Johnson as a candidate for
the United States senate and will
make his first address at, Minot next
week, following it with several ad-
dresses through the northern part
of the state. ~ ST. -,Z%
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08

mixed as establishing a precedent
things that they should not believe,
and they sometimes regard with sus-
pscicn things that have truth written
all over them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08

Worthless people are naturally SO
good natured that you find a great
many Of them occupying good posi-
lions. The people despise an old
cross bones. ,'4fs-,ref5i, /, E. h
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-08

Learning from the mistakes OF 9TH
ers Is the only Philosophical way TO
acquire an education,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

crb0ben, ga mir ullein in ieoen Sabre
500 Nbid)Gbun9cu reou5iren."
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
Gisfabrif gepIunt

vi upiii W " l.
- 9ic Gacrm Gis 50. beoblihtigt,
lire Gisiobrif Nr. % bis 40, Sin.
SrontitroBc, nieoerSurciBen uno cine
0roBcrc sSabrif NIT elmer aopa5itGt
bon 100 Sonnen Gis pro Sog 81 er.
rid)ten. Die ieBige Sobrif bot cine
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bon Spe5iol Gpniite'n Der &onOels.
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more ob5nbolten, iolcn qcloiien. Sr.
Sronf u, Soon .periut)tc pergcbens,
Sntcreiic iiir Die Sohc 81 erregen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

BOD orci @~dummull j q.
brifcn gcih 10 Ell. - @ic be.
ridtct. bat Die Cotton Iud SO. nod
mcbrm0dcntlid)cm Stiaitonbe iiinf
Nolrmluoa Sobrifen in uno bel
Baltimore micoer in 0etrieb geiett
G, blciben ober INNER nod orei So
brifen 5luci in @oooberrp unO
cine in Wount @oibington - &c.
ihloiicn. 9ieielben itcben id)on mcb-
rerc Mtonate IT'LL. 1000 YcriorGn lun.
rem in oeniclbcl bei6Gitigt.
Bon oeu 6Iottenmdn0'
perm. - @eitern mur0cn I'M (at-
gicr. Smto ole critcn Sdiliic 5luiihel
ocn Sdiiien Der Utnrinercleruett
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lGnoer SrlngcnS an @orb Der nSSla
DC CUBA" BADEN iorpelt grobcnS dnelo
an 0cn Gag gclcat uno ibr Boot mlc
routillirtc Mutroien gebonohobt.
COMMANDER Wngncr bot bcsbnlb aud
uQen @rllno. ulti Ole 9|emannung lei.
nca 9ootes itol5 ju iein. aili Der
Sobrt bon Snmpton- Honos nod) Dem
SunO mrroe Die Slotte bon Sen Tor.
p%eoobootcn n1bornton", &c Gong"
mo n3ingep", lpelhe Den Seine mar
fircn, ilberbolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
Sic Gaipari Nffairc.

6rl. Srnncca VI. Go1pori inn Noli5ci.
@cridt 81 @olbingtun porgeiiibrt.
Wiro BON Hid)tcr &imbaQ mn
ter $50009iirgid)oit Dem @crid)ts.
p~eriubrcn iibcrluicicn.
8egen 300 Eerioncn lparct geltcrn
in Eoli5cigeridt 81 Woibingtcn 5its
geger, oils Sri. SrulceS u. Goapori,
Die emit geod)tete Shullcbrerin BON
baltimore, meld)e angcblid SreunOc
ltlto Golcgicn I'M ctipo $500 prcltc,
Dem Hid)tcr &imbnll uorgefiibrt MIR
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simmer betretnc. uerlus Der Glcrf uri
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bcmertt. Is miro permlttbet. bob oic
Srrlinnstbeoric BON Observation-Disclosures
ms 6elO geiiibrt fueroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

idmunoenen Neifen Der ermoroc'
ten Srol.
Ncm 0orf, -. Sllli. - Dix
Wcbor0cn bobcn nod imner feline
Spur BON gugult Gberbdrb ent0eden
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9lltguit Die ShlGltfe an Den Gas.
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IolGe BON 2elftgoS : 8crgiitung
um'S 2eben fommen miiroen. 81
bate lid) Damn nubriheinlid litge.
itOrt in Den Sciis Oes 8eloes ieben
tonten ulo miiroe an einem Goppel.
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uno Ole sngeitelltcu oes Sotels quite
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muroe oiien6ar and mir oeshalb auf
Ole Sdicnen geleat. nm, nnhoem Der
3ug ooriibcr binmeg geganaen mar,
Den anidcin zines Sclbltmcroes her.
r%or5uruien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

u d d) er murbcn d en-"
George Abott, inn, BON 9tr, 112,
Dit SiaitrnBe, mo ISM. Giobbina
BON Nr. 611, @iainmitroBe, ihliden
lid geltern ouf Den al OerSiabtitrabe
bcfinoliden 0ampicr D%glllgllita" nit
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9tortplf an5lttrctcn. Nls ibncn BON
9cnlnnnlng ollgebcutct mur0c, Dab
ibre Nnmelcnbeit nidt erpilnidt iei,
murocn JIG oltf uncarcntonielle @eiie
ucrobidicbet. Plus Hode begornet
ile pom Tier aus Elm Vomboroement
nit 9nditcinen uuf Den Compiler,
bis Der Eo1i5iit @erner lie mad lon-
ger Sage ciniing. @eioc lpuroen
nod DEM 0cfdllgniB gciunOt, nm
ibren FroScB ob5lnportcn.
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liegt Der IL Sabre olte Gbas. Ser
non So0inott, Sobn bon Srn. W.
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Sonntug Worgell bon einem gilto.
mobil Der Sralt @eo. &. Gtping 9es
t%roffen muroe, I'M Worpl0noer Uni.
pcriitGts = Soipital oornie0er. Seiil
Sdaoel miBte treponirt lnb Elm
Sbeil oes @cDirns cnticrnt mcroelL
nm cine gGn5lide SGbnlung SIT per'
bitten.
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z prings. - Or. Charles Fbil.
lip enerion, biabcr Mitglieo oes
g(er5teitobs Ocs Sobns Sopfins Sp'
ipitols, lit 5rmS uperiiltclbellten oes
Clifton Springs Sanitorillnls 81
Clifton Springs, ~, ernonIlt nor
Sen.
Seine @eresunq Scr = o.
li5ei Gopitdne. Sberit
Sberlod Suonn, YrGiioent Der Toli-
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riidlt bon elmer beablidtigten Gerieb-
urg Ser Eoli5ei-GopitGne gdn5lid) ans
Der 2nit gegrificn lporocn lei lno Die
9cboroe bieie 6ragc ~iibcrbonpt nidt
beratben babe.
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republifoniiden ErcIIc. Sic
W09lidtcit Der Nllfltcllltng zines
rmobb0ngi0en rcpublifaniid}cn
GunOibotcn int 3. Gpugreb , 81
thrift p%orbunocm.
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rcpnblifunildcu Eorteioraane miro
lultig fortgclcbt. troBocm bc"iollnerc
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iei feline l(rlodc uorbunoen, 5l icbr
ms &orn 81 ltobcn. Scr Dor etlidell
Sogcn pon Gorl@bo0 Huriicf0cfcbrtc
General ,Sobn Gill, elmer Der 0cluic0.
tcltcn TinonjmGmncr @oltintorc'a, cr.
flurte, beiNerc 3citcn icicn 5luar I'M
In5uge, nbcr Dor ser Mobl oiiric man
nidt altf cine meientlidc NcnOerltnN
Der @cidGitslogc red)ncu.
Gle Eropbcten Der 5ll crmortcnNel
fubelbnitcn EroiperitGt itobcn babel
81 0leid)cr 3cit ir'S &ulumlit1tSborn.
Sic bcfiirdtcn nGnllidL onB Die Ero.
lpcrit0t pl0blidJ cine 9robe lpcrocn,
Der GiicnbobnpCrfCbr ioldc Gimcniio-
nclt anlcbmcn miro, 0u6 Die 9ubuCl
nidt I'M StnnOc lcin mer0clL gcuu1
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Gon9rcboiitrift - Oit-@oltimorc mo
oic -. @aro III Siios9ultinlorc -
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perlmttctc, boB Die Nnti- Stonc-Ncs
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Eortciltdn0plulftc aus Gin polfonls
mellea Ted)t 81 eincnl iold)cn &or0cs
ben, ocnn IN 1905 iei Scrr Sproeiicr
in Der %. Mur0 ais unobb1naiocr
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tbeilbofte 9ilnoniiie Acknowledgment.
2ic HrimGrmobIen I'M oritten ltno
plcrten GongreBbiitritt pcrocn mobrs
ldeinlid I'M Iuguit o~beeboltcl1; al.
lerbings boben Die Siihrer Scr 6eioen
Fortcicn iid nod nid)t ultf Elm "a.
tiln gccinigti, Sic ,ina, ubesrgcSpur.
gen oa5lL menn iie Sic ErimGupab.
len lidt birnuSgcid)obcn BADEN mol
len bis sum letter gcicblidJen Gage,
Dent 3. Wontog I'M Septcmber. is
luilrOen Damn MIR bic @Gbler an ocn
E~rinlGriuoblcn SbeiI nebmcn f0nnclL
Die lidl an c~rItcll Sibungsto9 Der BE
giItrutionSbcomtcn bGttcn rc0iitriren
lollcn; Die oltcn Bidder boben n1nl.
lid feline @iilti9fcit mcbr, iobolo Die
9telrcgiitrirunq b%cgonnci1 bat.
Sn Sceon.Gitp togt beute Die No.
limitations -Gonpention Der 0emofro.
ten beS ~eritcl CARBOHYDRATES. Sr.
5. SarrD Gouington BON Cabot
Goltntp miro un5lpeiiclboit einltin,-
mig alS Gon9reb. GanoiOot oltigciteQt
Ucroen.