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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
ggciterc ,osI~.griefe.
Nenper, 500, 3O. SepI.

<NlLAAJ GpAbsy ~ N@NPls
gBabren0 elmer Ge0e, 0ie ser 9ei.
tungsberausgeber un0 8nriiber oes
Rationalfomites scr SSn0epenoeuce
9artp, William 81. &earIt. beute bier
belt, erneuerte er ieine 9eifuIoiaun.
gen geeen 0en Senotor SSorafer nno
oen @ouDerHeur Sasfea BON StIa.
BONA. 3ugleih perlaS er meitere
8rieie uno beidDporene 9Iusiagen in
8erbin0lng nit Oieier 9lngelegenbeit.
3tpei Der grieie iino an ben Sena.
tor 8orafer aOreIiirt uno bon Son.
2. 9lrh6ol0 bon Der StartOar0 Oil
@onpanD mtter3eid)net, in oenen,
Dem @ortlaut 3ufoIge, Gepoiiten-
ifeine fiir $4,000 uno $4,000 BEL.
aeidloiien puroen. Serr Searit er.
flarte aud, DAB 5orafer's 8ebaup.
tunq, er - Scarf - babe iolte
grieie, oie ieine llni6ulo 0art6un
uiir0en. ni6t perIeieu, nida Be.
griinoet iei. oenn er babe feline ioI.
den 9riefe.
Scarf bcitritt. Dab er. nie oie 9e.
mofrateu nun bebalipten, NIT 8rdii.
Dent &ooieDeIt Sano in SanO gebe
uno erfldrte, 6aB er fiir Rooieoeli
nihts iibrig babe, unO er nur auf eiHa
Gjelegenbeit Darte. nit ibm ab3ureh.
nen. nah0em er uidt mebr @rdiioent
lei.
5olgenOes 1T Der @ortlaiit Der bel.
Ben bon Scarf nerIeieneH 8rieie:
gtap gorf. #. Ge5. 1900.
WeiH lieber Sendtor
@e5ugne5mel0 ani uniere tele+
pboniide llnterreoun8 BON beite legl
idh eIH 5u 95bren Gumteu ausgeiteaies
Eepoiiteueertiiifat fiir s. 900 BET.
Sbr ergebener
e5obn 2. 9rdlbol0.
gaaD gorf. 26. 9oD. 1900.
g1ein lieber Senatorl
e5n 8eiolguH9 uHierer abmadine
anldBlih unierer telepboniihen lint
terreoung beute lege iH Elm gu sSbrer
8uHiien ausgGtelltes Gepoiiteneer,
tiiifat BON $4,000 bel.
sy1r ergebeHer
5obH q ar5boI6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
Hiht ais Elm Saftor oon erIter @ih.
tigteit betrahtet perOeH Tonne.
GntSedter S6mnaaeI.
NhiIa0eIphia. 9sa.. 9O. Sept.

Ghila0elphia, 9n., 30. Sept.
Die biciige 3oabeb6roe lit einem
riaigeu SdJmnggeI in Seioe. Spiten
.unO foitbaren 9leioerItoiien aui sic
.Spur actonmen un0 0ilriten 6eute
ODER moraen Elm bieiiger NtoOeraa.
renb1n0ler unO elm 8oltoner @e.
idditsmann als Sd]muggler entIarot
uE0 ieItgenommen iper0en. Die gnf.
oeduna eriolgte Ourh 0ie gerbaitung
Oes Nlatrolen @alter @arter pom
britiihen Ganpier nMarion~. mel.
der nit einen aroBen @odet Der
gineaugs eup6buten @aaren abee-
iabt murOe. ais er oeS bieiigen @ioOe.
'paarenbdn0Iers 2aoeu betreten mou-
te. SSn 0ieien Sdnuiggel. Den ser
perb ftete Barter ioiort einseitanO
uu0 blosIegte. lit elmer Der aroBteiI
Spiben. uuo Sa0en @rporteure in
Gueenstomu. gnglanO, inpoIpirt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
@bicasO pnrseIt.
gseIp lorf. 80. Sep.

gtelD DorI, 81. SepI.
Sir oen Gbicogoer Stub Der g9o.
tional 2eague mar beute Elm In.
9Iiidstag. gtidt nur perIor Der Rlub
iein Spiel nit Cincinnati. ion0ern
iein bnupfi1hIifiter @egner, Der
Rem gorfer aInb, gapann iein
Spiel nit 9biIaoeIpbia, mibren0
8ittsbuua oen 8lub BON ct. Qouis
beiie8te Gie 5oL9e mar. oaBgbicago,
oas eeitern Oie erite Steue inne
bate. an oen oritten 8las rufjdte.
Gin Croft fiir Oie Gbicagoer III, 0aB
oie Srei bohit itebenoen aIltbs in
Ser &unf;e3abl 10 ipenig bon einau.
Der enffernt iirfO. Oab oas Spiel
eines ein3igen Ecges Die Gage gan5
be0euten0 dn0ern fam.
6oIgeHoes 1T MIN Ser StanO ser
0rei hodStitebeuoeil aIHbs Der ga.
tional 2eGgue uaO Der american
2eaque:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
Sin nctter 4atrOn.
@auipolis. D. 30. Sept

WlIIIFUII9l u %. SIVI.
gsab iSeltItenung oes &eiultats
ser Sofal-Optiomuabl in @alipolis
unO @aaia Gountp, bel iueIder Sic
,Irodeneu~ init 100 Stimnlen
9Febrbeit BEN Sieg oOoontrugen. ge.
rietb Or. Charles Barter. Der @rdsi.
bent Der NntisSaIoon.9ian i'm Golm-
IN, nit Dem 8irtUhaitabeiiter Sobn
gtortb in einen STREET. in oelien Ser.
Iaui er ieineu @egner Oernrtig Der.
meiierte, 0nB Oieier idguerlid nit
Dem 9eben Oooontomnien miro. @ar.
fer iuur0e nerhaftet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

Ct. Ssoieph. Wlo.. 30. Cent.

St. Soiepb. NO. 30. gcpt.
seuie fritb ipnrOe Elm erioIgloict
geriut genladt, Die bieiige n8ar.
mers & Wlednnics ganf" 5u berau-
ben Tie 9anoiten batteu bereits
Oas SdloB 3um Sid)erbeiisaapolbe
erbrod)en, ais fe seitort uno Der.
idleitdlt tpuroen. Gle entfamen, Oh.
rpdbl Iie iOiort BON QoIBiiten OerfoIs 81
inifrnpn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
9omSier Elm gerImit.

Gan 5rancisco, gaI, 30. Sept.
Die Mer6ants Grbange gauf bat
bon W2anila cine aabelOepeihe erbol.
ten. Dab ser omerifauiide Gegie.
g8drlad" am %. Sep.
tember in einen Sturm gerietb unO
an Ser aiiite Der Sniel gorongnu.
eur Samoa.eJnieIgrnppe geboreH0,
itran0eie @s iheint, DAB oas Sdiff
Elm totaIer Berlalt III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
o. geluaTernnas.aona

aIbuauerque. q. g2.. 30. Cert
syn Der beiltigen Sibuna 0es 16
nationosen getDdiierilngs Stongrenes
ernaunte Der Brdiioent @auop Die
uerifiebenen gIusidiiie. gine iiber.
aus groBe gln5abI Be- jliiiie puroe
an oas @eiolutions.aomite bernie.
fen. Inter anoereu iUaren ioIhe elm,
geian6t Uoroen pom: nSrauS glii.
iouri GrU 5arming @ongreB" nno
ser erefutipbebor0e oeS o5raiis.
0liiiiIiippi Gonsreiieg@ unO oeritie.
0enen onberen Srganiiationen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
% atfonaI Qeaaue:


JleiU s)orf. 30. Sept.
mghr ols 1000 0dnner unS
sraueu iammelten iih beute in Ser
G3ranS Greet Dor Ser 8ri00tbant
ron 9oIope. giogiIgDsfi & g9errer
on. ais 5efnHRt Daroe, oaB 0as Se.
ihdft fih IN Den 6dnoen eines U1ni.
iperpalt2rs befin6e. lie ganf mad.
te Elm erobes geihdit NIT SaHiirrn
Der Sifieite.
duh Sic Brio1tbanE BON Gonnrbo
G0aGong in Oegsgieeter Street Dur6e
1eiIte seihloiien. 6u an Der Ebiir
nuaebEoftes 8l1fai nel0ete. oaB
cine @ermoge5siiberirngung az Cum
-izAz hex 2l2ahiaer aatEasiunoeA hat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
nMnrura bureaIisn.
Maihinaton. o. 81. 30. col.

ADWTIIIFHtVIFF ? VI %. -TtFI.
Der aouumanoet SoogeS. Der
fteapertretenoe Superinten0ent Ser
gunoesI5eemdrte. tbeilie bcute oem
D4arineminiiterium NIT. 0nB geitern
1mei Wlal cine prahtDole oAurora
borealis" beobahtet moroen D1re; oas
cine 91aI 5fuiihen ! lnO 2 llbr friib
un0 ons anOere WtaL 5uiiden 9 unO
10 llhr Nndlts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
edlnlblps.
esn0ianapoIis. Sn0. 30. sept.

synOianapoIis, Sno., 30. Sept.
Gas pom abgeoroneienbnus Der
Qeaislaiur ernannte 8omite. oas al.
aeuieien puroe, Die pom Abaeorone.
fen aniielD geeen ben @ouperneur
Sunlp erbobene geihul0igung 81
unteriuden. berihtete beute. oaB
stniielp's 9ebalptunsen gan5li6 uE.
begrlin0et ieien.
Seniielp bate erfldrt, SanIp babe
ibm eine nit $4,000 0as Sabr Ootirte
Stellung periprohen, luenn er fir
sic 2ocaI Sption.Borlnge itimme.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
gidltiae entidleiOuna.
W}o0iion. g9is.. %. Sebt

aahNtF fettf 7r~'t~.ff --Ns
Qaut elmer Gntideioung 6es 8is-
coniiner Staatsoberger:1,ts iit es
gerionen. Die lid IN oieieU .Staate
itciOeu laiicn. OerboteH, iib inner.
bal6 zines So6res wieoer 5ii oer1ei-
rathen un0 9eiratben, 0ie entgegen
0ieier geitimmuns geihIoiien pur.
BEN, peroeE Dor Dem @eies nidt gel'
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
@rnr 60

GprtngFiel0. 81. 80. Gabt.
Ger Stoatsietretlr erfbeiIte Hegte
Ser Guiro 8; ct. 9ouis 6iienba5nae.
leI9b1it. 6ie NIT einern gfrenfabitsI
con 100000 eesrnn6et mor0sa
sDar, aorperihafisrefte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
gnnSessenOIIeu safFs.
9}ep Oorf, 80. Gebt.

Seute suur0e bier 6as oitlihe
Sauptniortier Ser n9ational 8eni6.
lican College Seague". bic angeblih
100000 D1itglieoer 5dblen ioa, er'
offnet. Qei.er oeiielben 1T Serbert
". glpers ans Columbus, g.. Der
friibere grdii0ent Der s0bio Repub.
lican College 2eague".
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
nnarantan, t6siIiusiIs ouiac6obcn.
WaShinaioi. 30. SEPT.

7lNlT y HEglFF " 7~7NFF7
9a nnh oen neueiten @eriftcn
aus 6abana, Stuba, born fein meite'
rer Tna BON gelbem5ieber porgefom.
men lit, iDuroe Die Dor einigen $50.
den aeaen oieie Staot ouaeoronete
Quarantine aufgeboben. 8ogeger
bleibt Die 9ropiH5 Sontiago nod
inter SMarantdne.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
SnnferOtt.

Giucimati. Ohio, 90. Sept.
Die @Ria Greet gaaeD Company
melOete beute ibren ganferott an;
Die W1aismiBernte uno 0as lanniaHe
eiBgeben Der auBenitanoe iuer0en
ais llriate Der 9ablunsseinIteauna
anseae6en. Die .@eieai6ait 1T ma
.S150,000 gapitaI9irk
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
2 geuts.gricipOrtD uadl GuslanO.
8aibiuaton, 80. Sept.

Seute. I'M 9iitternaht, tritt Der
neue @ortotarii 5piihen 9merifa lmo
@roBbritaHnien in 3raft. griefe,
sic cine lln5e uno peniaer pieaen,
merOen iortob nur elmer . 6ent.Marfe
sur Srantirune heOiirien; ioIde, 0ie
niht oOer unaeniigen0 frantirt linO,
merOen an Oen 8eitimmungsort Be.
forOert, ober bort Der Ooppelte 5ran.
fdturbeiraa erhoben iuerOeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
@ir6 feline Rebsn fir Saft 6altcn
maSbinoton 30. Sept

Der Gefretdr bes grdiioenteu.
9oe5. tbeilte benz gertreter Der .2Iiio.
ciirten 8reIie" nil, baB Serr 9iooie.
Delt oorlduftg niht bic 2lbiiht Babe,
polifiihe 8e6en TN Sntereiie oes
repubIiIaniihen Rraiibentihaitsfau.
oi6aten su balten. Der Brdiioeut
babe suo6l DieIe GialaouRgeH erbal.
ten. iolde Reoen 81 bnlten, aber nod
ME Bic @nhuort geaeben oaB er cine
Re6etour iiir Sait unternebmen
.uoqtG
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
0i,nte nnttr IL @eneraIpoitmsiftsrn:
g9dibingt0n, .. g, 80. Sept.

9SaibingtOn, .. q, 30. 'Sepf.
eeym alter oon 60 5abren itarb
beute bier 3rabus RoB, Elm 8eieran
0es Biirgerfrieees, uelber unter II
@eneralpoitmeiiteru. Don 2. w. SEP
bis Georee BON 6. WleDer, oeren
gotg mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
Eenrr
0anas. Ier.. 9O. sept

1-NI4t9FF ~ 90, ~tVIs
SIN @eidditsi6eiI Ser Staot brad,
aeiicrn glbeno iim II libr elm Seuer
aus. 6os raienO idynea nm it'd ariff,
niele Sdlier 5eritorie. crit 6ente irii6
nm 4 llbr inter Sfontrole aebrdbt
mer0en fonnte un0 einen materiellen
Sdaoen non 100000 auri6tete.
gci oeu 2oidnrbeiten fam Elm 5euer.
mebrmnm um'S 2ebeu unO trnger
fiinf onOere itruere gerleBungen Oa.
pon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
,Rie1 esnsDOrtb's GmptaHs 4
Champaign.
Ghanpalan. 80. p. e

Champaign, 81, 20. sept.
Ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RID
Qonauorsh. S15uie9eriohu bes Bra.
fi6eHten Hooiebeit. muroe beute. als
er bier Dor 1000 Stu6enten Der sSai.
noiier StoatsmHiperiitdt cine bolit:.
idle gebe bielt. Don ieiHen 3uborerll
entbriioitiidl besriiBt. Cine obnIi6s
Coation murbe Dem gSi3epr1iioeIt.
id)afts- -RnHbibateu Sames z. Sber.
maB a. tbeiL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
eiaa am,rifaniidl.r MnnsipaIiIaLen:
Cntoha, 9tts., 20. Sept.

Selite bggannen bier bic Sisungcn
Der .qiga Der omeritaniiden Yslunl'
sipaliidien." Gs iit bic beitbeiud).
teite eonpention felt geitebeH Der
aiaa. giele St1ote baben ibreH
giirqermeilter. cine groBe ansnbI
an6erer itdotiiher geamfpr un0 III
6ermeu qeion6t. Die gegriiBuHgs.
re6e bielt gnrqermeiiter Goblmnn
0ieielbe uuroe pom 8rdiioenten Der
9ereiniglrng, w1apor Wabool bon
9,@IaianAza- haan4snaEtat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
asinsr Anngsrl atnarbint.
@1i5iu8ton. 9. seg

gS1lbiHstoH, 9. 5egt.
SIM auftroge oes grdiiSentsn
mad5tc Sefretir COB helae 5efannt
6aB oigier ben usuefteH @rief grpans
ni6 I beaHtwcrisH usroc. Be e. MIR
lperi6nli1e angrifis oes oenofrati.
lihen groiioeHfibaFts. aanoibateH All
ls-- Aaa@@Eaaa<sA aaa4haLtA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
prO6i6itiOR.

Ssi Der ssitrisen sOsOI EptiOn.gSONi
in elf Counties Scs 5taatcs CbiO
erriHsen Die ySrudeueu4 Den
Sies anf Der aausen eiuis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
Or. .. q. Senner.

Ter friibere GiniUauOernnsstDmmii-
Jar fiir Den Safen pOn 3cD gOrf
nHO bcfannter SentIdl.-amsr.
SOurnaliit pl5tIid seItUrbsn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
.riaI nf the nresent s1if and the twen-

trial OF the present suit and the twen-
ty-seven heirs of Grouse. who now
regret the compromise by which ST.
900, 900 of his s5,000,000 estate was
given to his alleged daughter to avoid
fight i'm the courts. will endeAvor TO
prove that Grouse was never married.
Mrs. Eulah H. Potulica. who appear
ed so strangely after the death OF
Grouse and claimed to be his wife,
and who is said 10 have profited by
$400, 900 in gaining the settlement OK
$4,000, 900 for the 5-year-old child she
alleged to be the daughter of Grouse,
Is made a co-defendant in the suit
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
CHARGE HEIRESS
IS A CHANGELlNG
GROUSE RELATIVES SUE TO
WREsT FORTUNE FROM
DOROTHY M'vickAR.

New York, Oct. S1.--Dorothy Edgar
tia Mcvickar who is living In splendid
style in Lakewood. N. j.. and who
has been regarded as s2,O0O.ooo heir
ess since she was brought forward aft
er the death Of d. Edgar Grouse OF
Syracuse. as his daughter now is at
tackled In suit by the other heirs Of
Grouse as a changeling.
On Sept. 26. when Mrs Mcviclxar
reached the age Of III years. she was
to have received outright from the
Lincoln Trust CO.. s1.5o0.0o0
The whole case. which was one Of
the sensations of decade In central
New York. win be reopened la the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
FILED Oct. 40. 1908.

Lilly r. Probstfieid, respondent, vs..
VIM. e. Hunt as sheriff. appellant.
1. No demand or verified claim of
title and ownership Of property by the
owner is required under section 6951
r. G. 1906. where the property OF the
wife levied upon under q warrant OF
attachment is an action against the
husband is in the possession of a third
person with whom it is stored in the
name Of the husband by the agent of
the owner Of the house which the
husband had leased and lived in with
his wife, and upon leaving the house
unoccupied and not paying rent. the
owner OF the house had removed the
property therefrom and stored it with
said third person.
2. Section 1851 applies to cases
where the property of third person
Is levied on while in the possession
OF the defendant named in the writ
under such circumstances as to raise
3 presumption that it is owned by
him.
NEyAidUuS Dy the COuTJ.)
Appeal from the district court of
Cass count. Hon. Chas. A. Pollock,
Judge.
Action for conversion OF persona
property. Judgment for plaintiff. De-
fendant appeals
Affirmed.
F. A. Ball and Turner & Wright for
appellant.
NJ A. Hilreth for respondent.
CIinion by Morgan, c. j. All con-
cur.
A. j. McFadden, appellant, VS..
Thorpe Elevator Co., respondent.
1. Plaintiff, the owner of certain
real property, entered into the usual
farm contract with one A. to farm
the same for three years A. to receive
a certain share of the crops each year
upon division thereof, the contract
containing the usual stipulation re-
serving title OF PLAINTIFF to all
such crops until division. In Feb
ruary, 1905, being the third year, and
for the purpose OF securing the pay
ment OF certain Indebtedness then due
from A to plaintfff, A executed and
delivered to plaintiff chattel mort
gage upon his undivided one-half In
terest In all crops which have
been or may be sown, grown, planted
or harvested during the year 1905 .
on the following described real
estate" describing the property In
cluded in the farm contract)
Held, under the facts disclosed, that
by accepting such mortgage plaintiff
did not thereby waive or abandon the
stipulation in the contract reservinR
title to the crops The so-called mort
gage amounted merely to a contract
for a lien when the mortgagor ac-
quired title and plaintiffs title In ac-
cepting the same was not necessarily
inconsistent with his reservation of
title under the farm contract.
2. The question of waiver is largely
one of intent and under the evidence
It Is apparent that no such waiver was
intended by the acceptance OF the
chattel mortgage.
8. In plaintiffs original complaint.
he based his right of recovery upon
the chattel mortgage, claiming merely
( special property in the grain Sub
sequently he was permitted to amend
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
EATS 100 CLANS;
wins $50 WAGER

Chicago, Oct. SIT feel fine," said
George Rozakles last night just after
he had finished eating 100 CLAIMS in
cafe on Clark street.
Rozakles had laid $50 wager with
George Tremuels that ae could eat 10e
CLAIMS without stopping. RozaKIes wor
the bet in twenty three minutes.
When he finished he offered to bel
Tremuels another $50 that he could
eat twenty FIVE more clans, but Trem-
uels refused.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
HONE:

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vice of men trained in the art
Of illumination.
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desirous of getting informa- :
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
COURT OF NORTH DAKOTA

his complaint by abandoning such the
ory and alleging ownership OF the
grain by virtue OF the farm contract.
Held: That, by adopting the theory
of recovery set forth In the original
complaint. plaintiff did not thereby
preclude himself from receding there-
from nor did such act eyince an In
tention on plaintiffs part to waive his
legal title under the contract. He had
no election of remedies as his only
cause OF action was grounded upon his
title under the farm contract, the
chattel mortgage not having attached
to the grain at the date of the con-
version. Plainiff was merely mistaken
In attempting to pursue remedy
which he did not have and this can
not be construed as an election to
waive or abandon the only remedy
which he possessed.
4. The stipulation In the farm con-
tract reserving title to the crops in
plaintiff did not constitute chattel
mortgage, hence the filing of such con-
tract was unnecessary as against In
nocent purchasers Of the grain; fol-
lowing Angel VS.. Eggert, 6 N. D., 391.
5. Aussuming, without deciding,
that a demand upon defendant for
the grain was necessary in order to
show a conversion, it is held under the
evidence that sufficient demand was
made.
(Syllabus by the court.)
Appeal from the district court of
Pembina county: Hon. w. j. Knee
shaw, T.
Action by A. J. McFadden against
Thorpe Elevator Co. Judgment for
plaintiff and defendant appeals
Affirmed.
Guy G. HI. Corliss for appellant.
M. Brynjolfson and jeff M. Myers,
for respondent.
Opinion by Fisk, J. All concur.
Dress Goods Selling.
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day afternoon, four o'clock music will
be furnished by the college chorus,
under the direction of Miss Beard.
This new organization is composed of
ten of the young ladies and ten of the
young men from their respective glee
clubs. The address will be given by
President e. M. Vittum
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Tenor and alto trombone: Deane
and Sherman, respectively.
Trombones Pollock and Sincock.
Baritone: Headland, Chas. Boyce.
! Clarinet: Musburger, Welkos.
Bass: Hurt, Spencer, Boyce, Vowles.
Drums: Jacobson and Nelson.
A divinity Students association has
been organized by the six students
of the college who are preparing for
the ministry. Mr.. Leslie was chosen
president and Mr. Pigeon secretary.
A course of weekly lectures, to be Civ
en- by the clergy of the city has been
arranged. The Rev. H G.. Leonard
gave the first lecture on Tuesday af-
ternoon. It was exceedingly helpful
and already the members feel that the
new organization will be successful
and very profitable.
Monday afternoon Professor Bean
gave an interesting talk to the Bay
View Reading club on THE develop
ment OF life as read from fossil re-
mains" The work taken I'D by the
club this year is on the early life Of
our continent. In his talk Professor
line and many interesting specimens
were shown as illustrating the mar
velous work done by natural forces in
past ages and still being done at the
present time.
Recent word from Prof. J. A. Moore
states that he and Mrs. Moore are en-
joying life in Phoenix, Arizona where
how I. -. W
been very busy tutoring young people
that have entered Bryn Mawr, Smith,
Vassar and Mt Holyoke. Mr.. Moore
prepared the young man who was the
nrst one to secure Rhodes scholar
snip from Arizona. The college folks
are still remembered most kindly by
these former teachers here, and they
now at times are said to have feel
Ing OF inconsistencies for Fargo.
Miss Annie j. Noun 'os is teaching
IN the Annamoose schools and finds
ner work and associates very pleasant.
She especially enjoys the instruction
In music Which she gives in the six
rooms or the school.
Miss Medora Smith. 'o7 is teaching
successfully at Lake View, Iowa.
Miss Christine Brown has accented
position as teacher OF Latin and
mathematics in the high school at
Argyle, Minnesota
Miss Perley's recent chapel talk on
the Emmanuel Church Movement.
and DR.. Knowlton's on sTdealso were
each OF them very Interesting and
practical
Miss Sarah Il. Chant or Minneapolis
Il visiting her sister Mrs. A. H. Bea-
ven
President yittum Is expected home
from the east on Saturday October 81.
At the regular vesper service SIM
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The many friends of the conservato-
ry were glad to gather at Stones Hall,
Monday evening and greet the faculty
and each other. Conversations and
games were most pleasantly inter-
spersed with music furni.hed by the
college orchestra.
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Rev. lIr. Filden and DR.. Beard were
recent college visitors.
The Y M. A. c. has just arranged
for the following lecture course, "A
Trip to Honduras" by DIR. Stratton,
Tuesday, Nov. 10. Orchestra and Miss
Moore, Tuesday, Dec. Is. Lecture by
DR.. Leonard, Jan. z; by Professor
Bean. Jan. 2S; and by President Wit
tum, Mar. 80. Professor Boehmer and
Stevens will give a musical. Feb. 10.
Course tickets will be $f.00. Admis-
sion for single numbers .25. The pro-
ceeds of the lecture fund are to be
used in paying for the new piano re-
Gently purchased for the X. M. G. A.
room. The boys have already paid
one fourth Of the Of the price Of the
instrument and expect most OF the
balance to be realized by the above
mentioned means
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