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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01
church Of Lillehoft township The In,
corporators were $Gustaf datson, isaac.
u. Antilila, and John Iaski. N

corporators were SGustaf Matson, isaac
]. Antilila and John I.ask s$
RI "a. Reyes Of Beloit, Is, 4
gospel singer Of ten years experience.
will be present to lead the singing and
conduct the song service. Services
during the week with sermons BY the
pastor and music III charge of D MI.
Keyes, Services will be interesting
helpful and uplifting: S IS. 5
Amy, the little daughte Of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Mooers, was made happy
last week by being the fortunate little
miss to draw the large doll given BY
Mann.s department store to the one
guessing the nearest to the age Of the
doll. Miss Mooer's guess was s years,
IL months, "a days 3 hours, X min
Eutes and as seconds. This swag the
nearest guess TO the doll Whose he
had been recorded: at; years. u:
months. 81 days, "A hours, 81 minutes
and % seconds. There we're several
thousand guesses and the lucky winner
was indeed fortunate In being the
lucky guesser: .$: q 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01
PRESENTED 10 PREslD ENT#
New German AmbassaIor ats che
$;. Il t1lte House.

Washing on, Dec yordial ex-s
2pressions Of good feeling were az
changed between President Roosevelt
and Count Won Bernst orr, the new
German aambassado r, who 3 was for
smally presented to Mr.. ri oseyelt al;
the White House. s5s5.
The letter Count BernstorfY present
ed from the emperor OF Germany ac,3
crediting him as AMBASSADOR ex-
pressed the best wishes hich his!
majesty ever herishes for the happi-
ness and welfare off the United
States The presid lent, II response
:gaid the emperor's expressions OF.
friendship and good WIN are cordially
apr ciated.' Feeling r reference was
made to the late Ambassador SpeckI
Won sternburg The presid lent said he
trusted the cordial feelings existing
would tend to promote and strengthen
the friendly relations between the
tive countr RES. 3sis
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TO DEPTH 4. !.
{. or OF / THIRTY FEET
t----, 81 as:5 T,s B EsS3 st4oS3z:
Tidal Wave ! | Engulted| The City
I Of Reggie.

Monteleone, Calabria, Dec. s1.-The
tidal wave that swept into Reggie
flooded the city to a depth Of thirty
feet above sea level. Some OF the
houses along the water front were
swept from their 4 foundations and
dragged out to sea. Twelve miles of
the railroad near Reggie. were de-
sstroyed. a tempest added to the ter
FOR of the scene. is553s ss:s: i: J j.
a dispatch received here from Tri-
2porni says that a few Reggie sur
y1yors are dering nude and de-
nented about the ruins Of the city
searching for food. A:
Practically all the pupils Of the
Reggie ollege persisted The little
Villas located on the heights above
Reggie alone escaped destruction. The
5chateausof Reggie is a heap bf ruins
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01
RUFF GETS FOURTEEN YEARS
Former Boss 81 san Francleco Given
Z N the Limit. $50 81 II

lst
San francisco Dec. II S1.-Abraham
Ruef, former political II leader, con-
.yicted Of; offering q bride OF 81, 900 Ito
former Supervisor dohn u. Furey in
the overhead trolley franchise matter,
was sentenced to- fourteen years, Inn
prisonment at San Quentin. y u s. u
Il Ruef accepted his punishment with
out q tremor. Before the adjournment
Of court: notice &of appeal had been,
filed on behalf Of the defendant and
the court had signed . writ OF prob
able cause, which Will act as q stay
OF ecutiOn in the case. NJ; sSs
One of the many Incidents that
tends to make the trial L Of Ruef re.
markab1e was the shooting Of. Assist
ant District Attorney Francis 6 He
ney by Norris TIaas; an ex.conVfct,
whose past record was exposed by
the prosecutor after Haas had been
accepted as q member off the Jury In
Ruef's second trial Haas subsequent:
W committed suicide III the county
iadl
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THOUSANDS 1! Q llI BuRlED ALIVE.
Meeting Slow Death ny Fire, Injuries
~; II or Starvation. 5; ssa

or Starvatiofl. S:.$ s!.. .ssia
Catania, Dec 3 One Of the Mes
alma survivors says that only q small
proportion Of the total population
escaped Thousands Soff persons are
still buried alive in the ruins. where
they are suffering slow death ~ tor
ture. & B. 8 $sE .3SsSf
The flames are still making their
way slowly over the devastated area
inSan exorable advance. . sImprison
and pinioned human beings, unable to
extricate: themselves, are being burned
alive; others are dying Of their I'M
juries, while many are starving.
The streets are filled with confused
masses III bricks, mortar, beams. fur
nitilre, chimneys and roofs. q; In many
cases the streets appear as enormous
creVasses. twisted into 81 fantastic
shapes. The Avenue Palazzati, which
runs along the sea front 1 from the
university to the postoffic &c, is quite
impossible: All the public monuments
that were there have entirely disap-
peared: 5:.:.S ;. zs;
ALI the water pipes, sewers and gas
pipes Of the city have been destroyed
and water and filth are flooding the
torn streets. Gas explosions occur
frequently and result In the breaking
nut of scores Of small fires. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01
OF GiAL S
AT COURT HOUSE
Work Of Year Completed and New
Officers Take up Duties

5$ The board of county commissioners
have been in session this week check
Ing up the county officers preparatory
TO the change which win take place
the first of the week In some of the
offices, and transacting other matters
OF business that may come up at this
time There win be- changes of ON
clals in four of the offices this year,
three. of which take place at this. time
Gus Fursteneau is to- succeed Fred
Baker as county treasurer, Judge
Duell succeeds Silver Serumgard as
states attorney. and MI. Haig sue
ceeds Miss Vannier as superintendent
oR schoola. The oface Of, county audi
tor does not change at this time, but
the change in this Office takes place in
April, when. q. v. Bice will succeed
Emil Eich. The commissioners have
everything checked up ready for the
change in officials and the machinery
at the county court house will move
along with the same ease and regular
ity as before with nary q hitch. in the
regular routine Of business. When the
commissioners meet in January
Frank Emigh will take the oath of
Office as the worthy successor of Gus
Fursteneau, otherwise the personnel Of
this body will be the same as in the
past year. The commissioners have
been faithful servants of the people
OF Ramsey county in the past and it is
confidently expected that the work of
this body will be equally proficient
during 1909, as Mr.. Emigh is we'll
equipped in every way to get into the
harness, take up the load where Mr..
Fursteneau lays it down and work for
the interests Of the taxpayers of Ram
sey.
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LEAP YEAR PARTY
- $3.50.
~ 4,- -,-...
Largely Attended and an Entire
Success

The leap year party given at Odd
Fellows hall Tuesday was success
from every point. The ladies took this
opportunity at the eleventh hour to
give the masculine gender some point
ers as to how real swell ball should
be conducted and the proper way to
go about it to make such functions in
Devils Lake a success, and it, the
writer is not mistaken it will take the
gentlemen about four years to forget
what good time they had and by that
time the girls will be ready to give
them another mark to strive for.
The ladies present represented the
Hover of Devils Lakes young femin-
Unity, and dressed in their pretty, light
gowns, the picture they presented was
very pleasing to lovers of the beautiful.
The room was tastily decorated, the
music furnished by the Devils Lake
orchestra was of the best and the
~asy grace with which the young la
lies conducted the function left moth
ang to be desired by those present for
the fullest enjoyment of the evening.
The ball was conducted on leap year
lines throughout and the ladies' show
ed remarkable tact in their care to al
low as few as possible Of their guests
TO be obliged to play wall flower, SO
that It was with a feeling of reluctance
that the party broke up at a late hour,
and all retired to their: homes with,
feeling that they had had one of the
best times Of their lives. - Y = -. =
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WIoRs'
! MEMORY ! III ! \ ! Of
LIVING |. Man \. ] In
italian Calamity / al nj In IN
Creases in Horror |, I|.l !,
DEATH ROLL GROWING WIN
.'0. = I, -. - - 90 ss}22is.&&!s>3s; y
----., - -. }z$1z7-
!, e#,s.~, - %$| -
Estimates Vary From One to.
Six Hundred Thousand,
4 " ~ H. 49, ~ go u * a. -
AluLIlIIlUDEs DYING III \ RUINS !
MulTITuDES DYING IN RUINS
Rescuefs Able Ito Save but Few.
.!sf, :, s$$ - s.s'223=s=Tfa 49,
i. Of the unfortunates. j. j.

" Rome, Dec. 31:-The details OF one
Of the most appalling disasters record
ed in the history Of the world are be-
ing unfolded in the dispatches comfpg5
In from Calabria and Sicily. n It Isl a.
story of indescribable horror and ca
lamity. The earthquake OF: Monday.
wrought havoc and destruction that
cannot be estimated. Italy is stunned;
by visitation described as the great
est disaster in the memory OF living
man. Yet the full measure of the
catastrophe has not yet been taken. ss
The calamity grows with the re.
ceipt of every fresh dispatch from the
south. Calabria is dotted with small
towns and villages and new localities
are reporting almost hourly casualty
lists that FUN from the hundreds into
the thousands. 49, aEf &. =: d p EEss i!
It is still impossible to reach any
accurate estimate Of the dead, but the
total number IS placed anywhere be-
tween 100000 and $50 900. In some
quarters it is declared that the final:
numbers will be- as high ais COG, zoo
persons. + One-half of the population
Of Calabria and Eastern Sicily ap--5;
parently has persisted. 81 s7s;
Thousands Dying In Ruins. "a "a
Countless thousands Of wounded
men, women and chile ren are dying
in the ruins. It is utterly impossible
to ssuccorS them all. Numberlesss
wounded of the survivors who have
made their way to- other cities are;
still without medical attention. The
facilities for proper care even In the
cities that did not suffer are made
Quate. }x 3s5 4: s.s.
The devastated district is still filled
with half demented survivors, starry
Ing and wandering atm1essly /; In the
rain. The ruins are std burning.
i35 Bagnara, a town OF 10, 900 people
north Of I Reggie. is reported as ami
Inflated. The entire popuIa ton is said
TO have persisted. Reggie; a city of;
10000 people, has been practic alIy de-:
lnoIished. ts3
The desailed stories of the refugees
only add horror upon horror to the
jcalanit lies Of the teful day. S5:3SE
Fresh earth shocks were expert
se1lced at Pizzo, In Calabria, and Pa
$lerno. Sicily hey were not severe.
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.
NOTICE or. DISSOLUTION.

To Whom it May Concern I. 4. SO. .s 3.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
w. E. Hurst,, w. J. Hurst and Stanley
Y. Hurst, in the undertaking business
in the city Of Devils Lake, N D., under
the firm name of Hurst Bros. e. Co.,
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. Stanley, Y. Hurst is to con-
tfnue said undertaking business and
assume all the debts and liabilities OF
said firm. ,5sas$ 8 4, s$ B: ss:::s = $2s,;.
Dated December %, 1903 q. q ! \ r." II
/. ri e: s ss@,/as> a.s. w. e. Hurst 9TH. $s5
: .:5 s..ss, w .. Hurst: 8.
n ~ Fss.:.: Stanley Y Hurst n
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Methodist Church

Sunday, Jan. 8, 1909, HOO a. m.
morning worship, sermon by the pas
tor. Subject, "Hindrances and Helps
to Religious Decision"
1900 m. Sunday school. ~.
$3.50 p. m. Special service for the
children. - ~. ,
+ $50 p: m. Epworth League. -.
1880 p. m. Eyangelistic service
The Inevitable Consequence" j =
Seats free. All are welcome. =
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ii0RRIBL n rs EXTENT.
italian Diaasters Almost Beyond Com
pre51ensiol n. @

Rome, Dec Halt the popula-3
ton III Galabria and the eastern part
80f Sicily are lead I; Is other half ig
weeping: As the great extent of the
terrific seismic disturb Dances beconnea5
apparent II seems tnp sable I'd 81.
saggerate the horrors lhich have for
lowed them The lanaity which has
overwhelmed TtaIy iis almost beyond
the grasp Of the ina tion not only
srscause of the deaf, now known to
sslraisar tens pf ltao,Isa nda, bas be-
essasae az tho isslsslilae aille wounded:
ID tlsa rsiii ezz whom
5ssl hscs ~ ssstnts asisss 10
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01
Likes The Inter-OCean

We are in receipt of the following
letter of commentator from one of
our staunch supporters:
c. D. Mills, Manager Inter-Ocean, 90"
Devils Lake, N. Oak. Il ~..G
Dear Sir: Enclosed you will find
's1.00 for which you will please send
your paper to me another year. We
cannot get along without the Inter
Ocean. North Dakota is all right and
so are its papers. T.. .z$:3t e III. s.ss.
= Yours respectfully,
&C. c. Miller, p.
- sr-~ Dequeen, Ark
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.EAPSOF RUINS
!. NOW MARX SITE
Town Of ]. .Bl'agnara, Calabria,
!. Completely Wiped y ed. Ont.
ali HER RESIDENTS DEAD

Report says That the Entire Poputa:.
!: .tions of "a Thousand People Per
E;etsa 90 Disas re Followed
\ shss itsanake and Finished the
n WORKED Dsstrg ction CRY Of Reg:
: sios Almost completsIy Devastated.
!: catanzias.o 'aiabria. Doc: sl,-A re-
port recaiYsd here says. that the stewn
OF Bagnara on the coest 70 the north
OF Reggio has been completely wiped
cut, IRE faishing the werk Of destruc-
tion. The report saga that FAN the
inhabitants Of Bagnara are dead. !" The
town counted about 5000 people. IN
. few days; lime win be scattered over
the heap OF ruins which alone mark
the site q once Spopulons town. Ms. !.
The project of Reggie; Signor orso,
who was thought to have been killed,
has reached q coast point In safety
after tWenty.four hours OF fearful ex-
,perience. The man could hardly talk,
but hesaid Reggie had been almost
entirely devastated that the dead ran
into the thousands and that the sur
rounding villages also have been de-
stroyed. &,
The region between Rocella, Jonica
and Canlonia, not far from Reggie, Is
flooded. Il
Reports from Pizzo, thirty miles
west Of here, declare that the death
list In surrounding villages reaches q
total of 1926. Many wounded pei.
sons are still und erl the wreckage.
The Survivors are camping lin the
open air. Most OF them are without
clothing and food is lacking:
/ A report received here from Santa
Eufemia, a town of s, 900 people six:
teen miles northeast Of Reggie, de-
clares that the dead there number
1000. the wounded 81 ding that
figure. The houses that. were not de
stroyeda are now in flames.
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former homes. Tie whole 81. 81 Italy III
absolutely stunned and at the scene
Of the disaster the bulk 81 the people
are literally demented with the sud.
denness and extent Of the blow. The
total number Of victims is yariously
estimated from SO 900 TO a 150 900.
King Victor and the the queen have ar
rived at ~ q. essi y g, AS they made
their way into the ruined l1 town a the h
scene of disaster and horror was too
much for the queen, who almost
.sWooned Crowds OF sterror stricken
persons swarmed about the royal;
party, !. throwing themselves In the
mud and screaming for pity and aid
&; rats Z a ,, "a ~ Isl
=.
As turner Iacts concerning serlcken
become aVallanie sney
soDorate IN every a esas tne WoIst
1eaIs ms
MAJ
s I!a PRISONS are al Y. anu Rss-
ssAmnally al sne stnanef pulialnss
snared tne same 1ate W :IsV raasWaY
only airht iiare knoyEfns sfn i,avss anr.
Eviyed. AZ Reggie the silence of death
stlll relgns, leaving to- the imagine
ton. the terrible havoc wrought by
the catastrophe. with the horrible In.
rush OF the sea, the wallowing IN o.
* /. -, i, Is. s. 81, ~ /, :, ~.
Acet r,,.tfcr - hr,.ss,a, l,,,,a ,,,.i,a r,,s
:aea hacamas aimnats Il, b 3 n4,v ssn,r,sar-ad
Win dahrtas. ftar .4ha yai 800
5taInine re.,,sa az h fyarv !. deacr;nfion
dofted WIN ,h,,n,anr hndiss 81 -,
q The ant;re ahnra l,na ~ ne a, !, !.
pn,,n dtnp country ehns ,,t+arlu chongs.d
N annaaranca4 Tba 40 - Inc a,os
greatly altered whiIa of 81, tha moo.
.nificent houses along tha shore .o erH
q few tnttar,ng r,I,ns remo, i, =, :
~ national com nittaa : hoe hoenT;
formed ,to spo,,ecf f,,nds for tba VIZ.
fins, The com mittea 10 haaded Nv
the Duke Of Aosta ana ;nc1mdas +he
presidents az the senate and The.
chamhar of denutios +ba ~ .vn, ~
Rome and all nrom;nent NOR ~ tho
leading towns !. $ . :. ~
rs -, - -. 4. .@:; 4
- ess'"a naEeo % tne aro - e, E
= The premier has received a. tele-
gram from Signor Felice, deputy at
Messina, summing up the situation as
follows: 49, s,5i. i 4 %.sl @ y r.
=, s""Messina is completely, destroyed
RACED to the ground. The victims may
be numbered by tens Of thousands.
The confagration, which IS still rag
ing, is completing the destruction: of
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REF { 4 !. q ll j REACH B : n APLEs.
Compelled 80 Co Long Distance to Sc.
So! cure Relief. ss:;5 3S5 Il.

Naples, Dec The appalling
of the tragedy in the south
i'd being brought home to- the
people of the north by the arrival
here Of refuge FOUNDED and UNI
scathed, from Messina. The fact that
dying people have to be brought such.
Al distance for med cal attentio shows
the hmm nsity. Of the disaster and the
inadequacy of the relief measures at
present possible u:
The German steamer seraphin came.
Into Naples with 300 refug ees, The
wounded are all In the cabins and;
their condition ii pit1able. al few of
them have had heir heads ana limbs
but many OF them have not:
yet received Heal atten dance. The.
sSeraphin had 10 come to Naples be-.
cause all the hos pitfalls III the priin-
cipa1 towns Of Sicily nix yerfloWing,
while there are not enough doctors,
and nurses for the work ID hand and.
medical supplies. band lagos and sur.
sglcal instrume nts are lacking.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01
IT AR BALI
ge Tendance af the First Social
Junction Given by 60. IN

here were something over 100
couples present At the mil tary han
lyen AZ che arnory Wednesday night
Company a notwithstanding thej
acls1naucy Of the vest Their. n
ms hail sa5 bssn Very apuros,ri ssaIy
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May fave Pe.1rrishesd II, Diaaster;,

sS Fond dll w ITS. Dec. Hiss;
Margaret 81 Men illan Of Fond fdn Lac II
and Mr. and Mrs Thornto ton Green.
:of 3ntonag ich., are believed to:
Ibs victims of the cart quake iii South.
.ern Italy. The party was ait Rome On:
christmas day and were then leaving;
Tor Sicily Miss Mem iiian and Mrs.
Green are daugh tiers Sof C. ]. cMil.
Ian; millionaire lumb herman and fnrni.
tlre naan,ifact urer Of Fond du Lac.
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Z Consul Cheney ana wife Dead D. Z,

Washington, Dec, 3 dispatch
Feeeiysa at the state department ron
American Consnl Gale. at iii alta. con-
firnas tho exported death oe Consssl
Chsnsg and hls vile at Maasina .rhs
basaIas The dtspa seh aaya, have ntss
si
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AlE0LlAN ISLANDS ls0LA TED

S5.sI.JN1.
e rtl1au Ike. s5 d $ Il,
VS. Rome, Dec. 5 Gable communica-
tion with the eolian islands twenty:
i've miles north Of Sicily, Is interrupt
Jed. II is evident s. that the line 3is
broken and 1T is feared that the isl.
sands also have been devastated. 53
The largest Of the group is the ISL
and of Lipari and the capital town has
d populat sof d q, 900.
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turry ED s.trickel, Home.

Port land, ore Dec. 1soeai
afIicea III tfaissont mental ratlss:
Sssra TssssssL ssias s'eFs slaan fiEky esscts
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-28
BRAVE NINE. ROLAND.

Her Last Request Before Her Death
on the Scaffold.
How Nine. Roland bore herself on
her journey along the via dolorosa OF
the revolution which led from the Con.
ciergerie to the Place de la Guillotin
the world knows. No recorded pill
grim of the long train that Jared that
way in those heroic days showed q
sublimer Indifference to its terrors.
A spectator who saw her as she passed
the Pont Neuf wrote of her as stand
ing erect and calm in the tumbril, her
eyes shining. her color fresh and bril-
liant, with a smile on her lips as she
tried to cheer her companion, an old
man overcome by the fear Of approach
ing death.
at the foot of the scaffold she asked
for pen and paper to write the strange
thoughts that were rising in her. When
the executioner grasped her arm to as
sist her in mounting the steps she
drew back and begged that her COM
panion might be allowed to precede
her. The custom Of the guillotine al
lowed her, as q woman, the privilege
Of dying first, but she wished to spare
the infirm old man q scene that would
augment his fears. Samson objected.
"Come, citizen" she urged him, with
a smile, you cannot deny a lady her
last request"
Her wish was STANDARDIZATION OF
"Her Private Memoirs"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-28
Paris Student Restaurants.

Student restaurants in Paris are an
institution that Americans may well
envy. They are run solely for the ben
eft of the students, although strangers
are welcome. There are certain little
formalities that must be observed.
For instance, it is the duty OF every
one entering to bow to the madame
and say, ."Bonjour, madame" or ''Bon'
soir, madame" according to the time
OF day. After one has finished his
meal he asks for the ''additione," as
the bill is called. When it is presented
by the trim little waitress it is con-
sidered only proper to say, "Merci'
mademoiselle." He then leaves tip
of 10 confines, or 2 cents, and. again
bowling to the madame and saying
"Bonjour" or "Bonsoir," he Is at Hber-
ty to leave. The highest priced article
on the bill of fare is Is centimes, or
Is cents, and this in all students res
taurants is a chateaubriand, a tender
piece Of beefsteak surrounded with
potatoes souffle. Never drink French
coffee. It is execrabIe. The French
do not consider coffee good unless the
bean is burned to black crisp.-Ly-
ceumite.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-28

The northwest seems to nave Jared
we'll in the allotment of claims on
the Indian. reservations that are to be
opened, Naturally, the proportion OF
registrations from the northwest was
larger and the proportion of winners
from among residents Of the north.
west will be greater. Perhaps it is
Just as well that q good share Of this
land is settled with northwestern
people. They are familiar with the
country, the soil, climate and condi-
tions. They have had some expert
eence ct pioneering, They are not
afraid to start farming a score of
miles from a railroad and wait for a
railroad to come to them. They, have
the vim and vigor In them that makes
for good rustlers and they will make
a farming paradise out of the wild
lands OF the reservation within a
comparatively few years