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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-04
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Dtto Smlims Mildbanm.

Ser Mufrnf Ger o@lten Serren" on
Ole 6enti1e 8uri6eni9oft gegell ben
Srinf5nang bat Otto Snlns gIer=
baum gu elmer biibiben Satire ber=
anlaBt. Gin ben 8uridenidoftlifen
8fattern iiberlaiienes S6reiben ldil=
bert Iolnig uno p%bantaiiepoa gier=
baums grlebniiie altf einem &or1=
mers oes &orps Mbitinentia CREME
meiBe Stiirmer nit mil6meiBer gin=
faiiung, @abliprud ufioeliter ct Obj
itinenter"). Ser &ommers miro IN
Sen IeItr1umen Ser Molferei Sabnt=
tas beeaneen. geim Soreleareiben
gu gbren 8rofeIiors 5orels muroe
aud oes 9idters Same %genonnt, mo-
BEL cine @rt Sdauoer ourd Die Ser
lammlung eine. Otto Sulius oadte
an sic iiinoigen Srinflieoer ous lei=
mes 2ebens Maienbliite, tranf upro
poena~ sfpei @an5e 8onmild bis CUR
Nagelprobe, puroe aber oennod
Itreng gemieoen, nno oie Siifie NOS
rem nabe oaror, ibrp einen General
milhiungem auf5ubrummten. gnolib
teiIte Ser erfte @bnrnierte nit faie=
Hcia5cnr geft1f Inn nit, bob ein
MiIdgeridt geeen i'm eingeiett per-
6en miiBte.
.Warum?" fragte Ser Dibter uno
erfldrte, er ibreibe felt oht Sablen
MIR boaie ~alfobolfreie 8erie. ySa, es
lit nidt oas," ontmortete Der Senior,
yes banoelt iid Inn einen Mafel, ben
Sic an 1id tragett." ltmionIt betra6=
tete iid Ser geraneifelte bon oben Bis
unten, umionit ibpor er BEL Ser
MilditraBe, Bel ieiner efpisen Nld-
ternbeit = es balf nidts: er tpuroe
Dor oos Gribunal geidleppt. l1no
elm otter 9err nit miI6farbenem
9arte erbob iib 5u elmer langeren
Meoe, Die ibm mie Mild uno Sonig
BON ben 2ippen floB; aber audi aus
tbr Sbermodte Der llngfiidlide nidt
gu erfennen, tDeldes @erbrebeVs er
beiduloigt muroe. or ianf in einen.
Stubl unb i%euf5te: so iagen Sic
mir bod nur enolih, mas ih began-
gen babel Sd uia es gang gemib
ni6t mie6er tmm."
uSun? Sun?" rief ser alte @err.
u@er ipridt bon tun? Gun tun Sic
uns niht bos geringite. Sic beleioi-
gen uns auf biel raffiniertere @eiie:
f9ie belei6igen uns paiiip. Sbne auh
nur 6en Mun6 aufsutun, i6leuoern
Sic uns nnausgelest cine 8eleioi=
gung ins @eiiht.~~ 9es 9ibters Gee
Re perIangte in oieiem Mugenblid gum
eriten Mole felt odt Sabren nod eli
mem &ognof. Da iie aber feinen be-
fam, i9rie iie milo auf: a8enn i6
BON oieiem @abniinn ai9 MIR Elm
@ort beritebe, min id 8iepmas BEL
ben." Da l1deIte bas Mntlit oes 5or-
nigen alien Germ Iiebreih auf: oGno-
Iih, enbli1 baben sic begriffen: IS
mub ia ni1t geraoe 8iepmat fem -
tpenn Sic MIR anfboren 9 e baum
gu beiBen! SIR Same lit oas @reuel
an Sbnen. 2egen sic i'm al, inoem
Sic eleidiam nod Dem @orte Der
Ghrift banoeIn: @enn 6i6 oein redp=
ties Muge argert, 10 reiB es aus uno
pirf es bon 6irl" 9a gingen Dem
Didter 6ie Mugen ouf uno ct beidloB,
fih finftig - Otto Sulius @iI6-
baum gu nent1en -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-04
soupn,,t fanm uidt sebeiIt werben

SanDDctl laHH HtWt Seves' Ws|p
burb Iofale Mpplitationen, fpetl Tie pen
~franfen Sell bes 9bres nidt erretden
f0nnen. Sc giebt n1r einen yeg, Die
Snllbbeit 5u furieren, nno Der tit our9
fonititutioneIe Seilmittel. Sa1bbeit tpiro
ourh einen ~ent5iinbeten 3nltnno per
idIefmiaen Nnsfleibnng Der gnltadtl1en
M1hre berur1aht. Wern otele Hohre
fih ent8iinbet, babt SIR einen ritinpeins
Ben Son oDer nnpolfommeues 8ebor;
uno fpenn Iie gang sei6loien 1T, erfol9t
gaibheit, nn6 fpenn bic grtaiinoung
nidt aehoben nnb bie1e 9fobre tpieoer in
ibren aeb6rigen 3uitan6 beriebt tperoen
fam, tpirb bas @eb6r fir i1nmer 5erltort
fperben; renn Sdle unter 5ebn firo onr9
@atarr6 berurfa6t, nel6er ni9ts als
elm e~nt5iinbeter 3uitano Der i6leimieen
Oberfld6e tit.
8ir fpouen einbunbert 9onars fir ie<
ben, bur6 aatarrb peruriadten SOL bon
Snalbbeit geben, BEN mir ni6t bnrb slns
nebmen bon sails &atarrbs& Sur" beilen
f6rnen. 2abt gu6 rmionft 3irtulare
fomr1en.
s. s. Gbenep & 60, Splebp, ,.
Gerfalft bon alien Gpotbetern, 75c.
San's GamilienegiGen iinb Die beiter-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-04
mein. ME bic Natmr.

rein, fpie bic b[aue Buff Der Serge, ipabr
unb treu, tpie bas Bort eiues @6renS
r1arnes lit bic ct. 8ernnro : &rdnters
EiHe. AIs refine &rGuterpiIe fat 1ie fid
eingefi6rt unb aIs oas suberldf1igite
9eiImitfel BEL allen 9t0rungen Der Ser
6nlung, @ngens, Qeber@ nno Nierens
Iei0en ertpieien. Sell unb eesen ben
at. WernarbrWriioern fir lire Rerrlide
g~rfin6nngl Sic ct. 8ernarbeardnters
RiIen finb in alien Npotbefen gu baben.
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(4mseige.)

geoenft reiflid, ebe SIR Bel Der
Sdulmabl Cure Gimme abgebt. Die
@eridmenoungsludt Der Sbnlbebor-
De bot 9imeniionen angenommen, De-
men ginbaIt geboten iperoen mnB. gi-
ne grbobung Der Sdnliteuer nit Ell
mem S1laee Inn 500 1T ungeredt-
fertigt. @obin fon oas fibren nro
mober ioIen Die 8iirger oas @elo
nebmeit, Inn oieie fdtperen 2aIten altf-
5ubringen?
Gin Stenersabler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-04
Sn Der Taften5eit.

@uriiber lit Der &arnenal,
9urbei lit SUIT rnb Sher5em,
@efalen iimb bic Masfen aa,
t1nb ernft geitimmt bic Ser5en.
Wer aeifern ais Baiassp friidj
Sie fiibnitem Syringe mad1te,
Steht beute 6interm 2a6entiif
9es Mprgems NM balb adJte.
User geftern mod als Sitter fein
Weprunft In Satttttt nmb Setbe,
Mattt bente mpbl BITE Gleden rein
Mn fetnem Mtagsfiefbe.
Die ftplae &1nisim ber Nadt,
Die allies fteft In Shatter,
Sat's Jriibiiif bemte ielbff gemaft,
Sir ii6 mnb ibren 0atten.
4rins Garnepal, Der bpdjerfrent
Sdwana beim &pmmers ben Sar1mer,
Der iitt beim lauren Sdring bent
1tub bat ben - &atenJammer!
Sp gebt es INNER in Der @elt,
Mnf S~pnmemffeim folgt sgRegen,
Der FROZEN 2aune pftrtals ftellt
Sid Mtkgeiftf entgegen.
Ses 2ebens Mihermitttuuh tritt
gu mns, Ell mirs ertuartea,
flnb nimntt nns al bic 9lumeu nit
aus nnierm 2e6ensgarten.
Sph flast barii6er nnr nift mebr,
Gs iuirn ifun tuieber beier!
ltnb mar es truden nod 70 iebr =
Gs mirb itpn iuieber naiier.
SIS blieb ia immer nts nod bier,
Sd lag es enf I'M Sttaen,
Sas sans famoie 2pne Star Sic,
ttnb bas pertreibt bic 0rilen.
Sit aud pprbei Ser Sarnepal,
Wir ,upfl'u bias 8las bpdj beben
ltnb rufem frpb, nit lantem Sdlall:
Sas 2pme Star 8ter Toll lebeit!
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MIIerIei.

- Mihter DmDer lagte in ieiner
Mniprade an oie @~ranojurp, oaB er
nifts beionoeres Diiie, auf bas er iie
n1ifmerfiam su maben babe. Weit
Medbt bob er berpor, oaB oies .etDas
gan5 Merfuiiroiges fir cine Sta0t
BON nabe8u bunoerftauieno gintpob-
Dern fei.
Die Gan antonio & Mranias
BaB 9ounfite COMPANY bat nm einen
Charter nahgeiudt.
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auf 9in5on BET 9riren, Deter

= 4uf Ein5on BET 8rlren, Selter-
reid, ltarb fiir5lid Ser "a Sabre alte
gouer SsoIepb Sober, elm be9iiterter
Mann. ga er atf ieinem aranfen-
laaer mieoerbolt perlangte, IN Der
Scope ~begroben 81 meroen, Die er
lonit alltdglid ~aetragell, mllroer lelne
@rben oif oieies &leionngsitiid altf-
merflam nrb oas Grite, ols er ielne
@ugen gei6loiIen bette, mar, Dob Die
fraglife Scope ulter oas Se5ler-
meier fiel. Ser peritorbene galter
mllroe audi riftig in ibr beltattet =
Die orei t000-aronen=&ote Die er
BARN eingenGbt bette, moren aber
nidt mebr ourin.
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8etro6 Ii II q.

aeaner Gin Stem gorf, friiber
Qeutnant): v9lf, pie fem 9inge es
mir, pelrn ib ais @Gite tdglid MIR
einioe folder 9apaliere bate, wie id,
friiber elmer marl"
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RHi9es HcIz.
gie Eorb fiir fefbs 3paar.

Mit Dem Greis bon iieben 9ounrs fir
| clue goro !SoI5 lit es aus. 9ie rSnlI
gorb @ooo Company, cine
nene 8efeui1aft, beren 9oI5bof an benz
Sop ~@eleife Iiegt, bat ben iibertries
6enen 8reiien, Die bisber bon benz @ooos
Srnlt berednet fpurben, Elm @noe ge@
madt.
8ir baben in unierem Sof nrb auf
uuierem 2ano $4,000 gorb erltflafises
9o5t&S sSols. 8ir Iiefern cine n0le
Gprb Spl5 in einem inter Snipeftion Der
Stabt itebenben 8agen, Der gnrantiert
lit, 1913 &ubiffub Naiim 5u entbalten,
fl $500.
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SransembGmme sit berfanfen.

Orangenbdlme, mel6e bas faIte
@etter ortsbalten fonnen iin6 nihi
ourd SroIt bei6d6igt peroen, FIND
81 b%erfaufen.
S6ul8e's 9rneitore,
60f @oliao StraBe.
gltes Gel. 365 6G. Neues Sci. 1861.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-04

Or. s. 50. Sariuell, Ser arebs.
Spe5ialiit, lit nod 8odport perSoget.
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Seirats : sGeine.

Sranf Saiiaer uus Saunb Sab,
Same8 N. Deit Jun. nno eena 8ou.
neder.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18

beea de0nas6aAed ~ ~ pro0peAeee
With which he ordered he otaneofd
OIL company, upon complaint Of he
attorney general. to show cause Wy
It should not be barred from the state
Tor discrimination In rates. This =
the flrst antitrust prosecution OF
prominence ever begun In the state. II
the constitutionality OF the Law under
which Mr.. Blaisdell has acted Is prov.
en-. North Dakota will have furnished
an example to other states as to how
corporations can be controlled and
made to conduct their business with
fairness towards cr-,etitors. MI.
Blaisdell should also have credit for
doing his duty under the law without
fear or favor at a time when he might
subject himself to criticism. and to
powerful corporation animosity II he
had taken into account his own pOliti.
cal interests, which wonld have been
the natural course for man who does
not deeply feel the responsibilities Of
an official position.
Mr.. Blaisdell vas born in Minneso
IA in 1875. Upon graduating from the
university and law school OF Minneso
ia, he studied Law at Fargo. and III
1900 began the practice of Law at Mi
not, where he now resides.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18

<Aa1 = ooFtAin % secure IL oot1vo
cooperation q county superintsnA.
ents. teachers and boards oe saucar
tion. He sounds = keynote when be
Gays: III elected I pledge my best ct.
forts Individually and in cooperation
for the upbuilding and harmony Of our
entire educational system. and fur.
Their pledge square deal to every in.
dividusl connected with the system,
including private schools and colleges
whether teacher, superintendent. Of.
ficer or student. further pledge you
that. If elected. will not use my po-
sition as stepping stone to another
office. nor will manipulate it for
the political advancement OF any other
person. The entire educational sys-
TEN should be absolutely divorced
from politics.
The Fargo Forum says Of Mr..
Smith:
LAS an academician, he was grad.
uated with honors from Kimball Union
academy, class of So; attended Dart.
mouth college and was graduated with
merit from that institution, class OF
50: studied at the Albany law school
and was graduated with distinction,
class of 81. He also had course of
study In Vermont normal school.
But he has not relied upon past at
tainmen,s, being a continual student
Of all things in the educational sphere
to which his life services have been
dedicated. He takes the place OF a
student among men, and herein lies
his success. He is humanitarian in
the sense of being humane in his deal
ings with the lives and characters OF
others. The Instructor Of this age
must be both human and humane.
One of whom Goethe says: One can
not always be hero. but one eau al.
ways be man. Mr. Smith is known
as progressive thinker-wiscr today
than yesterday-and meeting tomor-
row with the same researchive mind
and spirit
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18

urer. Dugald j. Mckenzie. from our
neighboring county OF Sargent. one OF
the republican war horses Of the
Fourth judicial district fol over TWEEN
ty years, always on the square, al
ways advocating Improvement of par
ty politics within the party, never a
seeker for Office himself and never a
candidate until the present. Sargent
county pioneers all say that they ows.
him much for his efforts in their be-
half during the early days OF the coun-
tvs history. and although he has a
comfortable home and a prosperous
business at Forn.an, he has amassed
no fortune at the community's expense.
The other is G. L. Bickford, said to
be a school teacher, discovered by
Joe Devine up at Bowbells, and does
net appear to have been charged with
ever having done anything in partic-
ular.'
1t can be added of Mr.. Mckenzie
that he Is candidate who proposes
that the people shall have the chance
to meet and judge Of him personally
during the campaign. Before the oath
OF June he expects to have visited ev-
cry county in the state. His staunch
republicanism can not be questioned
by any one who has listened to his ad-
dresses on the public questions Of the
day. He was born in Canada, but
came to the United States in early
youth. locating at Forman, Sargent
county, in 1887. In 1890 he was elect
ed county superintendent OF schools
resigning to go into the real estate
and collection business, of which he
has made success. He has been
very active in state politics and has
served as a state central committee
man. His sterling and unwavering
honesty. which has made him strong
in business and political way. marks
him as nan who would make care.
full guardian Of the funds OF the state
IL he is chosen treasurer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
Lie INSTRUCTION, FRED Ev.
eRGfr AMl1A-

Fred E. Smith, city superintendent
Of schools ut Wahpeton, has been
brought to the front IS Q candidate
for the Office Of superintendent Of pub
lie instruction. in response to . popu-
lar demand for . man Who will bring
about reforms calculated to put the
school system Of North Dakota upon
. hiGher plane and correct certain dis
ordinations q which there = much
complaint Il 70 demanded that the
superintendent shall be . man whe
will give his whole attention to the
educational a6airs Of the state and not
make the Office . stepping stone for
political aspirations. Mr.. Smith prom.
iseo that, II elected, he will take up
his residence ct Bismarck and devote
his entire tine and energy to the at.
fairs Of his Office strictly. AZ farm.
er's son who taught school in the coun.
ty In order to pay his way through
Dartmouth college, - teacher in ev.
cry graded school from the first t.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18

The popularity Of Hon. Robert 8
Lewis OF Cass county, candidate fol
reelection as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, wa
attesced by the result OF the last state
election. The defeat OF the republic
an candidate for governor by ovel
5000 votes naturally might have beer
expected to carry with it the defeat o.
the lieutenant-governor, but Mr.. Lewia
was elected by over 1900 votes. In
this coming campaign. with q run
ming mate like C. A. johnson for gov
ernor to set the pace, he can be de
pended upon to give even a better &C
count Of himself.
Mr.. Lewis is one OF the big farm
ers of the state. giving his person
al attention to the cultivation OF over
1000 acres. He is one of the most pro-
gressive citizens OF Fargo. serving
several terms as president OF It's Com
mercial club, which has had charge
Of movements for the Advancement OF
the city and state. He located at Far
70 in 1882, coming from Minnesota,
whore he was born and educated. Be
ginning q q clerk in the Red River
National bank, he was promoted to
teller, then to assistant cashier. Vice
president, and president. until the
hank vas merged with the First Ma
tional. Of which he is now director.
Mr.. Lewis was elected to the state
senate in 1900, and in the four years
Of his service did work that counted.
Such important legislation as the pure
food bill and the one mill tax bill,
which saved the state from serious
financial embarrassment and provid-
ed reliable support for school purpos-
es, can be credited very largely to his
endeavors. His services, too. on the
board Of the state agricultural college
have been very valuable. Mr.. Lewis
reputation for absolute fairness in Ill
things. his geniality. a. we'll - his
good judgment, has made him one Of
the most popular Of All lieutenant gov.
errors In the histor-- Of the state.
Men Of al political faiths who have
come in contact with him officially.
win undoubtedly be glad to see him re.
elected.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18
FOR STATE AUDITOR. D.
eRichreiLL.

ID. X. Brightbill was born at Ann
vile. Pennsylvania, January 18th
1861 At the age OF twenty-one Mr.
Brightbill came west to North Dakota
and made homestead entry for tract
Of land near the present city of Cando
His pioneer days were devoted to
farming. He belongs to that sturdy
class Of frontiersmen whose unlimit.
ed confidence in the resourcefulness
Of the lands of our state made them
and their homesteads inseparable. The
high state Of development Of his orig.
inal homestead and Of the several
quarters which he has since added
thereto by purchase, are the fruits Of
his enterprise.
In 1894 Mr.. Brightbill was elected
auditor Of Towner county. and because
Of the efficiency with which he dis.
charged the duties OF that Office, his
constituents retained him in service
until 1905. at which time he declined
further nomination to the office. Short.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18

Attractive literature was issued
dealing with the various sections of
the state and was distributed where
1t would attract the attention Of the
renters in the east. Mr.. Gilbreath
also founded the NORTH DAKOTA
MAGAZINE, publication issued peri
odically by the department, and rec
osnized Is the best immigration pub
lication issued anywhere in the United
States. No publication in the state
IL 90 eagerly sought. and mono has .
better effect IN inducing immigration.
Mr.. Gilbreath also planned tho trav.
cling exhibits Of the state q the state
fairs Of Minnesota. Indiana. Illinois
and Wisconsin. He has eathered q.
tfactive exhibits Of the products Of
the STATE. ana has spread Information
regarding tho state Broadcast. He hal
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18

" thereafter he was appointed state
examiner Of the state Of North Da.
kota and served until the expiration
Of his appointment In April. 1897. Al
the present time he 10 . member Of the
firm Of Blose Z Brightbill, dealers IN
real estate. insurance, ETC.. Ct Cando
Mr.. Brightbill il married and Lal
two children; he 10 . member Of the
Odd Fellows. Knights Of Pythias
Woodmen and Elk lodges.
The high regard @ to his qualinca
tions Tor the Office Of state auditor
held for him BY the people Of his ooan'
ty IL voiced in the following endorse
meat given him ct the Towner county
republican mass convention held a
Egehnd. North Dakota. on March 10
1908:
1T is with pleasure that We rsfel
to the candidacy OF D. K. Brightbif
for nomination for the office Of state
auditor Of our grand state. Mr.. Bright
bill has served our county in the Of
ficial position Of auditor for years; he
has served the state in the official 20
sition Of state examiner; the faithful
performance Of his official duties hal
clearly demonstrated to the people o
North Dakota that Mr.. Brightbill is ,
man Of ability and integrity Of charac
ter, that he is not only one Of thu
most competent accountants in thu
state. but that he possesses the ex
ecutive qualifications so essential T.
the successful discharge Of the dutie
OF the Office he seeks. both in that Of
fee and on the various state boards o
which the state auditor Is a member
/ We are proud to endorse unqual
fiedly the Honorable D. K. Brightbil
for the Office Of state auditor"
| II elected Mr.. Brightoill will max
his home at Bismarck and devote hi
undivided attention to the office.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18

suits. He has demonstrated that
trained attorney like himself is need
ed for prompt and efficient handling
OF the perplexing problems presented
by the rapidly increasing business re
lating to corporations, both foreign
and domestic. The reelection OF Mr..
Blaisdell. therefore. will mean more
to the state than the usual two term
concession to an efficient officer. 1t
win mean that the state will have the
opportunity Of securing the full bene-
At Of the new system which he Las
inaugurated and has gradually put in
force. There have haen no greater
improvements in any department Of
the state administration than in the
secretary Of states Office under Mr..
Blaisdell's management
That he has been ON the alert q the
guardian q The states interests haa
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18

We regret to see the Grand Forks
Herald. in its editorial columns, set
ting forth to the voters the fac1
that 'the machine" is making "des-
perate Efforts to control the state
board Of equalization. and while the
Herald does not go so far as some
Of its fellow workers of the lnsufs-
ent press, it has the inference, I'M
piled II not expressed. that the state
board OF equalization has been ana
will be guilty of crimes against tn
people and In the interest OK IT
corporations. The Herald know
very well that no crimes have pc
or will be perpetrated. and the oFs
that railroads are not assesses ~
their true value is buncombe, ea1
that no board Of equalization can
make an assessment that will stahu
that assesses any one class of prop
erty at greater proportion OF y
real value than another. The Her
aid, with all its stomach for lnsnF
gent stump balderdash, did not have
the face to make this statement
merely implied It. and 1t is to o
given some credit. perhaps, for IN
shamefaced way in which 1t did H.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18
ron sEcRErARv or STATE,
ALFRED DlAlspeLL.

IN accordance With the precedent q
favoring state officers who have serv'
ed acceptably. ct least two terms
there u no question q to the re-elec
tion Of Alfred BlaisdeN - secretary
Of state. Aside from this. moreover
his administration has been more than
acceptable. Under his management
the sscretary's Office has been prac-
Hcally recognized and ks work %
systematixed = to handle its rapidly
Increasing business with splendid re.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18
FOR COMMISSIONERS OF AcRicUL.
TuRE AND LABOR. w. G.
CILeREATh.

Mr.. Gilbreath's energies. since his
election to the Office he now holds
and for reelection for which he is
now . republican candidate. have
been devoted to placing the resources
Of North Dakota so attractively before
the country that immigration should
be attracted from all sources. In this
work he has been eminently success
full. No man has done more than he
to advertise North Dakota. Upon
his lirst assumption Of the office OF
commissioner Of agriculture, he found
that the possibilities Of that important
Office had not been developed. The
broad field Of immigration work had
not been entered. He lent at once his
whole energy TO making the office
one Of the most Important in the state.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-18
FOR STATE rREAsURER, D.
Mex eNZlE.

The candidacy Of D. J. Mckenzie
has received some emphatic endorse
ments from newspaper editors Who
know Of his true worth. The editor
Of the Sheldon Progress 10 especially
pertinent in bringing ont some Of the
points Of his career that should CON-
mend themselves to the voter. The
Progress says: