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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-02
22 YEARS AGO

Tuesdays election on the PROPOSE
ton of issuing $4,000 in warrants to
build q court house and Jail brought
out less than thousand voters, about
one-third I Of the county's strength.
The proposition was carried BY 2G3
majority 2%, s.. ! ..- : Ri. Il. 4
Lone thing. is clearly emphasized by
the ballot Tuesday. Devils Lake ii
growing growing rapidly. The vote
cast, 1872. gives*.Deyils Lake spopu-
lation Of 1900 people upon reason
able basis. q & "a: # 81 "a
We hear that Crazy is TO have an u!
other side track and another e1eya-
tor y555. :s 81
|:ssO yer six inches of IA r has fallen III
Devils Lake region during the month
Jutle 4 f &.
i tegan Vas over rom j TIE For &
T'nesda s.
.5s.S 81 tade drove ID rom Grand
Iarbor Kednesd day s5 IS
Treasure Serum gard 1eftsIast evenss
ing for Coop rstoSWn. VI NJ
The court opse8 will be built now
for the water works. .s5 5s5sss
Fred stoltze was up Thursday and
reports fine crops about Larimore. a
Frank Palmer and son were over
from Fort r often Thursday evening
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-02
tors at Devils. LAX last Frid
wick Sentinel

Hon T, j I, McC Glory of Devils Lake
was in Cando on professional business
Mond "a " Mrs, George Bloss and chill
$dren left Saturday for a visit with
friends ait Devils Lake. ttorney f..
II. Cuthbert and Court Stenographer
e. E.. Taylor Of Devils Lake arrived in
the city Sunday to be in attendance at
the convention of the district court
this week-Esther Mahood and Mona
Belle MCGEE returned Monday from
Devils Lake where they have been Wis
itings at the home of Mrs. Dbl. Stew
art for the past ten days. = W: -.
Judges, director of the Cando military
band, was among the injured in: the
collapse of the grand stand at Devils
Lake during the firemen's Tournament,
He has been confined to his room since
his return and has been unable to- be
present at band rehearsals.-Cando
Herald H.. s,}}z
At the baseball game last Sunday
two ladies appeared and entered "a
protest against playing ball on Sunday
on the grounds that itfwas violation
of the Sabbath. Baseball is the ma
tional game and is good healthy sport,
and recreation, heartily enjoyed by
the spectators. We can see no more
harm in playing ball on Sunday than
, to take buggy ride with your best
, girl, or spin in the auto, hoeing. in
, the garden, running the lawn-mower,
playing whist or other light recrea-
ton. In order to be effective a pro-
test should be made all along the line
and return made to the puritan ideas
of New England.-The Crary public
schools and the. Congregational Sun
day school Joined last Tuesday In. a
picnic at Kinks grove The day was
ideal, and many took advantage of it..
The dinner was disposed of in such a
way as only picnickers can. Foot
races and a ball game comprised the
amusement Of the day. The commit
tees deserve much credit for their ef-
forts.-Mr. and Mrs Kavanaugh Sun
dayed at Devils Lake.-Emma Sever
son and Mrs Sugmoen were Devils
Lake visitors Wednesday.-H. A. Mich
olson, M. A. Miller, G. F. Drew and
Edgar Anderson were at Devils Lake
Saturday as witnesses in Gerhart-Ja-
cobson contest-Crary Public Opinion.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-02

Soreness of the muscles, whether
induced by violent exercise or injury,
is quickly relieved by the free appli-
catlon OF Chamberlain's Liniment.
This liniment is equally valuable for
muscular rheumatism, and always at
fords quick relief. Sold by all drug
gists. 49,. ~ =! ~-.@-E
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-02

$$s5$ Summons,
State Of North Dakota y
County Of Ramsey sss
In District Court, Second judicial District:
Leo p. Besuchamp, piainti f
~ VS..
Ed Clark defendant sSgss
81 UNIONS
The state Of North Dakota to the above named
B defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the com
plant Id this action which comp lafnt duly yerf-
fed has been fled in the Office Of the clerk 81
the district. court for Ramsey county, North
Dakota at his Office In Devils Lake. M d, and 10
serve eopyof y0ur answer upon the subscribers
mons on YOU, exclusive pf the day 81 service
and % case .ef your u apD ear ri anawsTs
Judgment win be taxed against yoit ~ default I'll
the relief demands In the eoaapE aints 81
FL INN ID rHAylyORy.s ~
sEssi 1A&tnxgsys for Pleintif 8
dSAes md Eoef isss Addfsss Devils Lake
III 9th Dakota sssss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-02

Total risks taken during the : tSsE
Total premiums received DUR s - ]
8, 4 in f; then 8; s.242.o
q i, g I, AZ, as2I
during the year \. /. . q. Sal. i
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-02

80 SIAIhT Ob,~NORTHI DAKOTA,T = n
SCMcs Of Commissions Of Insurance ssa
iSsEa Ei5 c.. Cooper, Comniasio ner OF In-
igllrance Of the State sof North Dakofa.
4 DO hereby certify that the foregoingais d
strue@ abstra ct Of the original statement
how on file in this ONCE. Ne IS 'T.s
In testimony whereof, II have hersunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of this
qficst at Bigmarck the 1st day Of April.
88 (Seal.o 81 VI q. 4 G. COOPER.
rs Commissioners ts9 Is1aIiraneA p
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
" ants Duty on
Lumber and Cotton

Washington, April 8. Eleven mem
bers We're in their seats when the
house met TO further consider the
Payne traffic bill Sparkman (Florida)
opened the discussion by making an
earnest plea for restoration of the
Dingley rate on lumber and the i'm
position OF a duty OF cents a pound
on all cotton imported into the United
States.
While declaring he would vote for
the bill Mr. Kinkaido republican, of
Nebraska, entered a strenuous objec-
ton to the taxing of those necessaries
of life which are not Produced in this
country. Kinkaide also opposed the
placing of hides on lhc free list.
The Philippine islands were again
heard from when Benito Legardo, a
resident commissioner, spoke in oppo-
sition to the proposed free trade be-
tween that possession and the United
States. His views We're practically
along the lines of those expressed yes
terday by his colleague.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
WANTS TO PLACE
sTATE TAX ON DOCS

Rome, Ca. April O. "a special state
tax on dogs viii be provided in. a bin
TO be introduced atsthe comng ses-
sion of the Georgia egsia.ure
The bin will be drawn by Dr. A. l..
Franklin, Of Floyd eonnty, chairman
of the committee on legislation of The
Seventh District Medical association.
The bill VIII also provide that the
proceeds Of the state dog TAX shall b.
turned over TO the state board Of
health 10 be used in the treatment and
prevention OF hydrophobia
DR. Franklin states thai the board
Of health IS Handicapped in it's work
by lack of funds He thinks that it
would be good idea to make the
dogs pay for the trouble they cause.
and declares that the idea is favored
by ali the representative with when
he has talked
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
100000 ERROR
IN ESTIMATING
OF REVENUE
BUT GOVERNMENT WILL HOLD
THIS AMOUNT FOR NEW YORK.
COMMITTEE ON TARIFF RE
FUSES TO REMOVE DUTY ON
sTocKINGs-CoFFEE AND TEA
ON FREE LIST; NOT LUMBER.

Washington, April 3.-The discovery
today of a seeming error in estimating
the revenues 10 be derived under. tilc
PAYNE tariff bill was made today when
an unexpected and unexpended appro-
priation for last year, amounting to
$4,000, 600 to be used in filing the
deficit, but this amount, will have to
be held for period of three years
for New York
The committee had counted on a
revenue OF $700O,00O from the tea and
coffee duty. but the ways and means
committee today removed the duty
which had been placed ON coffee and
tea.
The committee also decided today
that the conteryailing duty on oil
should remain. The committee like
wise acted on the request to put
stockings on the free list, but this
request was denied and the duty will
remain.
Il was also announced that there
would be no free lumber.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
CHANGES
ON A., B. & A,
RUMORED THAT MANY HIGHER
OFFICES WILL SOON BE
ABOLISHED.

Upon the return Of Receivers Atllin-
son and Parrot of the A.. b. & A..
TO Atlanta, after an inspection trip
over the system, which included this
city, a rlmor has been afoat that a
number OF changes Wlll soon be made
in the organization Of the road These
changes, so it is said, will be made
for the purpose of cutting down ex-
penses and placing the road upon an
entrencheG basis for "evenuc.
1t is limited that several of The high
er Offices viii be abolished aud ina.
Co-Recoiver Parrot Will take charge
Of several departments OF the line
It mas been tie general suposition
chat the road will be sold within the
next few months and that the receiy-
ership will be dissolved 1t is rumor-
ed thai a number of reads are anxious
to secure the line, but it is also said
that il is tie plan Of the majority
stockholders to secure the holdings OF
the minority owners.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
-FoGLER TEAM
WON IN ATLANTA RACE

Atlanta, Ga, April 3.--The six day
bicycle race came to an end late to-
night at the Vendron.e and was won
by wheels length by Eddie Root of
the Root-Fogler team
Bobby Walthour was Roots near
est competitor at the end of the race.
the sprint between these two being
one of The finest seen on the local
track since t was opened and during
the last lap Walthour and Root were
on even terms until within about fif-
teen feet of the finish when Root
forged ahead.
A furious pace was set by the riders
this afternoon and at the finish of the
race tonight 995 miles had been COW
cred, which is considered remarkable
BICYCLE riding as the riders only rode
eight hours each day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
OXFORD CREW WON
OVER CAMBRIDGE EIGHT

Putney, England, April Bin their
annual boat race over the Thames this
afternoon between the Oxford and
Cambridge universities, the former
won the event by three lengths.
Oxford pulled with an even stroke,
varying from 90 to SO strokes per
minute and at no time was there evil
dences Of weakness on the whites
side. Oxford rowed the race in 19 min
utes so seconds, which is considered
very good time owing to the fact tbat
the water was little rough over the
entire course of three miles
The victory proved a most popular
one. When the Oxford lads crossed
the line ahead they were given a tre-
mendous ovation by the large con
course of people at tie finishing point.
Up to this morning the odds were
to laid against Oxford
Today's race was the thirty-six ar
nual boat race between the two Eng
lish universities. Cam bridge having
won Is and Oxford the same number
including today's race
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
EIGHT KILLED AND 500 LEFT
q HOMELESS BY A DISASTROUS
coNFL AGITATION.
Southeast Gale Was Blowing and the
FiFemen Mere Unable TO Check the
Flames, Which Ragged During the
Entire Afternoon - Thirty Nine
Rloeks Mere Destroyed Before the
ssss
Flames Were Checked.
{ Sc " eIowIne and the
Flames, Which Ragged During the

FuYt Worth. Tex, April S.-This city
WAS almost completely destroyed hE
IRE today. which ragged from noon un7
Ill & o'clock this afternoon
me fire originated in stable Oh
Jennings avenue. The flames gained
headway rapidly and before the fire.
men could extnguish the FIRE dozens
OF nearby buildings We're abIaze.
when the FIRE was finally checked
This afternoon thirty nine blocks had
been destroyed. causing a loss esti-
mated at sfpOo0.o00 Some of tha
principal blocks IN the city were de
stroyed
Eight lives are known 90 have been
lost in the couaagration, and the death
list may be much larger, while at
least 500 people have been left home
less.
heavy southeast gale was blow
ing when the fire broke out and il
was beyond the control Of the fire de
partment fifteen minutes after the
blaze was discovered The tiremen
fouaht heroieally during the entire
afternoon, but the heavy gale swept
the flames from building to building
and at one time It was feared that the
entire city would be destroyed. Dyna-
mite was finally resCrted to and by
blowing up two OF three buildings me
flames were checked II is believed
that the fire was caused by boys who
were in barn smoking cigarettes
The fire ragged without obstacle to
the Texas and Pacific roundhouse.
which was destroyed The low water
pressure hindered the work of the de-
partment
Among the buildings destroyed was
the Baptist and PRESBYTERIAN churches
fully one hundred residences ana
$4,000 in small business houses.
Two companies Of troops were or
dered out tonight to petrol the burned
section in order to prevent lootins
J. ]. Newton is tic only person
known to have been killed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
TO CONNECT WITH A., 3. & A.
J. P. Williams Road May Be Headed
for Atlanta.

J. P. Williams Road May Be Headed
for Atlanta.
The following sem out from Cu,l-
bert. Ca, will be Of interest in this
city:
Additional grading force has re
Gently been added to this end Of the
grading OF the Georgia, Florida AM
Alabama railroad from Cuthberi
northward to Kimbrought, on the Sea
board Grading work will be pushed
with view to completing by May /,
ready for laying the steel rails. There
are, al present. five or more camps
located along the line between Cuth-
bert and Kimbrough
1t is stated that engineers have
recently been in the field north OF
Kimbrough, surveying route in the
direction of Buena Vista. 1t is the
opinion of many. that the road will
not stop at Kimbrough and as soon
as completed and trans are runnin%
into that place, which will be about
July /. that the Wort, of extension will
continue northward, for d connection
with the Atlanta, Birmingham and At
lantic, and that later the road will go
into Atlanta. Those in touch with
President Williams state that he IS
ambitions for his road to get into At
lanta."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
MISSING BOY
IS FOUND DEAD
BODY or LITTLE MOON BOY DIS
COVERED YESTERDAY
FLOATING IN POND.

Flint, Mich, April g.. While Thur
man Moon was in Deleyan, Wis, ne
gotiating with men who claimed they
had kidnapped his young son and who
had demanded $4,000 ransom for his
return the body Of his missing boy
was found floating in a pond near this
city. The boy, it developed, had been
drowned while skating.
A search in all sections Of the coun-
try, conducted by the boys father, has
been on for the past several weeks.
1t was generally believed that he had
been kidnapped.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
GREAT EASTER SALE
To Be inaugural Tomorrow at
Hrse rs.

f1irSC is.
Beginning Monday morning and
lasting for three days, the store
Where Fashion Reigns Supreme" will
hold a big Easter sale. At every door
steps a large circular has been de-
posted, giving the details and de-
scribng the articles to be offered and
every woman who looks to the welfare
Of her pocketbook, as well as desiring
the newest spring goods, will surely
be in attendance at this sale.
Hirsch's has attained the highest
reputation for honest advertising and
every article will be found to be ex-
actly as stated In this sale big
line of shirtwaists is offered al spe-
eial prices as well as the new spring
silks Of all kinds. corsets. skirts, pet
ticoats, etc A big line of new belts,
collars, etc, for putting the nice fin
ishing touches to the Easter toilet is
also to be sold at special prices in
he great sale Extsn salespeople will
pc N attendance to give the prompt
md courteous attention for which
Hirschs store is famous
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
BUYS HALF INTEREST
IN A BUTCHER BUSINESS

Quite an importaat business change
took place in the city yesterday when
A. NJ Cook, manager Of the Postal
Telegraph company. purchased a hal'
interest i'll the butcher BUSINESS Of
Arnheiter Bros, composed Of Albert
and Charles Arnheiter Mr. Cook pur-
chased the iaterest of the latter AMI
hereafter the firm viii be known as
Arnheiter & Cook.
Charles Arnheiter sold out his n
terest in order to give all of his at
tention to his box ball alley. MI.
Cook, Il is understood, will continHS
as p.anager OF the Postal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
Fitzgerald Hits
Back at Bryen

Washington. April 81 admit that
am not a democrat of the Bryan
type said Representative Fitzgerald.
of New York, today, in replying to
the attack made upon him by the
Nebraskan in connection with his ac-
lion recently IN holtiag he democrats
in congress and permitting the Cam
non rule 10 again prevail
Il have only to say that If the dem
ocratic party had given me three OPP
portunities To become president and
failed as dismally as Mr. Bryan did.
even had | not the sense to do so,
gratitude to the party would compel
me TO remain silent about the matters
OF which I was grossly ignorant he
said
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
AN AGED LADY PASSES AWAY.
Mrs. Sarah Forester Died at Her
Country Home Yesterday.

Country Home Yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Forester, probably the
oldest white woman IN Glynn county.
being S4 years Of age, passed away
at her home near Southern Junction
Yesterday morning after long ILL
ness.
Mrs Forester has been a resident
Of this county nearly all of her life
and she leaves number of relatives
and many friends The deceased
leaves four children, Mrs, Harry Gig
niliatt and Miss Maize Foster, who
reside in this county and Alex For
rester Of North Carolina, and w. f.
Forrested, who lived with his mother.
There are also number of grand (
children and other relatives in the
county
The funeral win take place tnis
morning at o'clock. from the resi-
dence OF Harry Gign.Eiatt Rev. NJ. c.
Austin will officiate
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
ROYAL RESTAURANT TO
BE OPENED NEXT WEEK

w. II. Stebbins. a well-known res
taurant man, conducting several res
taurants in various sections of IN,
state, has leased the building forme.. y
occupied by the Royal restaurant and
he win again open the place during
the coming week.
Mr.. Stebbins as stated above, now
conducts restaurants in several cities
and he is restaurant man # many
years experience He promises to
give Brunswick first-class place ii
every respect
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
FRENCH CHAMPION
WON MARITON
RACE
TWENTY THOUSAND PERSONS
PRESENT TO SEE IT-E0DlE
ROOT WINS BIG ATLANTA b.
CYCLE RAcE-oxFoR0 DEFEATS
CAMBRIDGE in ANNUAL BOAT
RAcE-oTHER SPORTS.

New York April 3.-With every
man fit, thousands depending upon the
outcome. the greatest Marathon race
of the present day was run this after
noon at the Polo grounds before a
crowd of 10000 spectators, the race
being won by Henri St Ives. the
French champion. who finished five
minutes ahead OF Petro Dorando. the
Italian runner and nine minutes
ahead of Johnny Hayes, the Ameri-
can.
LonSboat the Indian runner who
was the fayorite in tha race, collapsed,
as did Shrubb. the famous English
runner Much surprise was shown
when the Indian retired as he was
considered the greatest Marathon
runner in the world, the odds placed
on him before the race to 1--show-
ing this.
st. Ives went the distance 26 miles
36 yards-in hours 40 minutes 80 3.5
second which is minutes slower
than the record held by Dorando for
Marathon running Little information
was on hand on ST. Ives. He GOV
cred the London course in the Olympic
race last year in better time than
Hayes last year but was disqualified
for some reason, and today was cen
sidered the dark equine in .ha ,vcnt
Maloney finished fourth in the race.
crossing the finish line FIVE minutes
after Hayes Ten thousand dollars
will be divided among The III mtH
who finished the race the winner get
ing about $4,000 as his cn1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
NO MORE sHAcKLES
FOR WOMEN coNVICTS

Hereafter no county in the state
may put shackles on women III its
chain gangs So orders the prisoa
commission. The order Of course ap-
plies to the peniten;iary department
also to felony as well as misdemeanor
conYicts.
Chairman Turner is responsible for
the order His attention was called
10 an agitation now on in one Of the
counties of Georgia where irons were
put ON a white woman prisoner few
days ago The order received The i'm
mediate approval Of Governor Smith.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
NEW LINE SKIRTS AND WAISTS

The usual Monday and Tuesday sale
will take place at A. Zelmenovitz this
week new line of very stylish suits
and waists have Just been received
and VIII be on sale at popular prices
this week White waists and suits
in lawn and other light fabric are on
exhibition in great variety.
Prices are marked way down as an
inducement FOR the ladies' to visit the
store and inspect the stock A com
plete stock Of summer underwear and
hosiery is now on sale at this popular
stores
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
Admiral Cevera
Died Yesterday

Cadiz SPAN, April Admiral Ce-
vera, who was in command Of the
Spanish feet at the battle OF Santi
ago, all Of his ships being demolished
BY Admiral Schley, died here today
after long illness
Admiral Cevera aftel his ships We're
destroyed was captured and held a,
a prisoner Of war by the United States.
He was sent to that country and held
until the close of the war.
The admiral has been in failing
health for some time and during the
momentariiy expected
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
TO PUSH CASE AGAINST
NATIONAL PACKING CO.

Chicago, April 3-District Attorney
Sims will seek to enjoin the National
Packing company from further activ-
ity by adducing before the court eyi-
Ience which he secured that the com
9any is merely combination of the
big packers.
The prosecution under the anti
rust laws and under the direction OF
attorney General Wickersham will
also be started.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
TWO BASEBALL PLAYERS
ENGAGE IN A FIGHT

New Orleans. La. April 3-First-
baseman Dexter, last year with Au-
gusta and now with New Orleans, and
Catcher Land of the Cleveland Amer
lean League team had fight during
a game between their teams over
decision by the umpire ON bunt made
by Dexter. Both the players were
arrested and viii be tried Monday
morning for disorderly conduct
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
ANOTHER TEXAS CITY
HAS A BIG CONFEDERATION

Dallas Texas April This city
was visited By disastrous eonflagra-
tion this afternoon which DESTROYED
fourteen residence blocks IN STYLISH
suburban section Of The city, burning
in all sixty fine homes doing damage
to the extent of 100000
A large sanitarum was among Inc
buildings burned A high wind and
The unusually low water pressure rem
Sered it impossible for the fremen to
fighl the flames
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
HELEN MODJESKY CAN LIVE
NO LONGER THAN TWO DAYS

Los Angeles, Cal, April 3.-At a
conference OF physicians today over
the condition of Helen Modieska, held
late this afternoon. it was announced
that she could not possibly live more
than two days longer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-04
LEE AND FITZGERALD
INSPECT TUG TRITOl

Messrs. Lee and Fitzgerald, the well
known steamboat inspectors of this
district, were in the city yesterday
and while here they inspected the
large tug Triton, which is owned by
the coastwise Dredging company and
used 10 attend the large dredge at
work on the outer Lar.
The two popular inspectors will
spend today in the city, guests of A.
r. Hensell.