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vENEZUELA's FUTURE.

81 Is Venezuela to follow in the foot
steps Of Argentine, Chile and Brazil
and become 9 progressive country? In
an interview recently President Gomez
expressed venzuela's gratitude to tbs
powers for relieving 1t Of the meanc-
ses of Castro, Their Congress has
been called to meet May 20 to con-
slider a liberal revision of the Consti-
tuition and the laws. :s.t> -. 81
T The plan includes new attitude to.
ward foreigners and foreign capital,
the encouragement Of immigration by
the enormous agricultural and miner.
resources of the country. -. ~
!, South American countries which
have reclaimed themselves did so at
the end of just such periods of ira
vail and turmoil as Venezuela has
been through. Reaction OF this kind
Is healthful. Castro may. after All,
have been the unwilling cause of,
Venezuela's finding herself. Certainly
with a stable government this country
of only half-suspected resources must
nave wonderful future. ~s-
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AN {. IRISH 1. pr EAs /, Z l

The imagina ton Of the Irishman re-
cognizes no frontiers. It scars Into
the ethereal heavens ana traversesS the;
lonely reaches of infinity. Because
OF it the Trishman W astes his strength:
IN futile dreams at home and becomes
the master Of men III the world With
out, $500. ,,*:;'. ss $S&25f,Ss> I'M
It is Irish fancifulness which has
given birth to the idea for the return
of $4,000 Of the island-born from Am
erica, that Ireland might have the
benefit of 'amased riches, enlightened
thought and learning in commerce and
manufacture" A beautiful plan. But
where are these Irish? A score of
years ago you might find an Vi Irish
quarter in any American city, known
it by the looks of its houses and the
faces Of the children at. play III the
street. You could stand at a railroad
crossing and know that when d. sec
IAOn 6du6 ,S1AG c1AOAE IAO A1C1fS WOului
be Irish. About the little offices Of
contractors Of public works 1oitered
broad-shouldered Irish laborers. They
we're in the army, in the navy,fin the
humble places. But now the Irish have
deserted the quarter" for the E.A.resi-
dence district" let the Italians and
Austrians take the railroad Jobs, &C,
cepted the superintendencies ,ofSpublic:
jobs where they do not carry the CON
tract themselvs, dropped the rifle for
the sword. The Irish are Irish now by
memory, and tradition and religion,
but they are Americans by fact
Every once in a while. some gray
haired worker brushes the dust from
his hands and announces that hence
forth his life will be one of ease and
rest in the old home in Ireland He
goes away tearfully, but he iii not
gone to stay. We see him back again.
Ireland is a jewel of the seas,l;5 but
America, he has learned, is more. It
is home. u" I'M
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- -.
OUR NAVY.

The story in the New York World
that most of the ships of our navy
which circumnavigated the world have
been put out of commission by the
trip was somewhat startling, as it had
been generally supposed that the ships
returned in pretty good shape. At
any rate they arrived exactly on sche-
dule time, and the schedule had been
made up over a year ago. The world
likes to print thrillers, and that may
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SALE OF LAND. !.

,5 Notice Is Hereby. Given that under
authority Of an Order of Sale granted
BY the Honorable John F. Henry,
judge Of the County Court OF the
County Of Ramsey, in the State OF
North Dakota, dated the third day OF
May A. D. 1909, the undersigned, the
Administrative of the estate OF Card
ner s.. Moore late Of the City Of St.I!
Paul in the County Of Ramsey and
State Of Minnesota, deceased, will sell
at private sale to the highest bidder,
for cash subject to confirmatiO by
the Judge of said County Court, the
following described lands, to-;wit.
gi% An undivided one-half interest Sin
and to the following N 5 Ell IA ss3s
s. Lots 6, Z, and 8 of Block II. syata i
Lot 8, Block e. NJ. III: !; s.% d, 81 s$ ,;5
II, Lots 10, II, IL, IS, IA, and Is Block:
~ Lots % and "a in Block Al. MICH J
Lots g. 10, II. and II of Block "A, s]a:
Lot s, Block As. r., S. 3 sSIG ;sf !s
NJ, Lots 9 and 10 in Block 40. S$S55 ss5 tS
s. All being in the City of Devils Lake,
according to the plat thereof on file
and OF, record in the Office Of the regis
ter Of deeds of said Ramsey County,
IN. d. - /. .4,. K. .:.,. 55fS & SS 5.t
The sale will be made on or after
the first day Of June,YA. D. 1909.
- All bids must be. In writing, and
may be left at the Office Of Edward r.
Flynn, in the First National Bank
Building, Devils Lake, N. D., or fled
with the Judge of said County Court,
or delivered to the undersigned per-
sonally. ..q&.. -. -, ~ r. r.
~. ~ &EslnS JESSIE B. MOORE, $I .3
Administrix of the estate of Gardner
b B. Moore, Deceased, 49, 49, : ,+@l0{S.s Y
81 EDWARD F. FLYNN, 2fy:s
Is Attorney for Administrator.
Dated May Bird, A. d. 1909. X 5 II,
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Summons.


State Of North Dakota County of Ram.
sey. IS: I,'.I '&5',;i ;,5J#
In District Court Second Judicial
District: - !. r..
Emielie Lessee, Plaintiff, 7 :, 4: r =
~ g. VS.! &%|
Marie Louis Emil Lessee Defendant.
I The: State of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendant: @I&..se
You are hereby summoned to answ-
er the complaint in this action and to
serve q copy of your answer upon the
subscribers within thirty days after
the service of this summons upon you
exclusive of the day of service; and
in case of your failure to appear or
answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
- Trial desired in Ramsey County.
T. Dated April Goth, 1909.
/ Burke, Middaugh & Cuthbert,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Residence and postofice address:
Devils Lake, North Dakota.
To The Defendant Above Named:
You. Will Please Take Notice, That
the complaint in the above entitled
action was filed with the Clerk of the
District Court in and for the County of
Ramsey, State of North Dakota on the
LIST day of May, A. D. 1909.
@&,f Y. Burke, Middaugh & Cuthbert,
! Is Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
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ard of the Journals intent to be an
assistance to Devils Lake.
So far as Judge Cowan is concerned
while he is human and at times may
err, he Is broad minded, charitable,
and just in his official actions, as
proof of which the people of this judi
cial district reelected him last year
by handsome and complimentary
vote and articles detrimental to
him, while they may and likely do
cause him considerable annoyance, do
not tend to cause him to lose his head
and let personal feeling dominate to
the detriment of his official dignity.
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NELSON FAILS THE LUMBERMEN

NELSON FAILS THE LUMBERMEN.
Senator Nelson did not mince mat
tiers in stating the case against the
selfish timber owner and stumpage;
Spectator. His figures showing pro-
fits of 100 per cent in some cases
were doubted by the senate. But even
if they were proven exaggerations,
what good would it do the lumber
mans argument? There is wide
difference between 100 per cent and.
"a reasonable profit" 54siE = ]S$&
The facts are against the lumber
men. They have looted the north
west. They have cut the best and left;
the rest to be consumed in forest
fires. They have run from one forest
area to another, like the placer miner
with his pan chasing pay dirt. They
have gotten now to the end Of their
rope, and, instead Of joining the coun-
try, which has made them rich, III
wise plans to conserve the remnant
of our forests, they impudently oppose
even a slight reduction Of the lumber
duty, and promise that IL given "pro-
lection" they will go back and bring
out the poor stock and sell It to the
people at the price Of good lumber.
Is5it any wonder that such an attitude
excites Indignation among congress.
men not wholly absorbed into the
class of mental and moral molIycod-
tiles. Minneapolis Journal.
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ART:

II the new tariff bill Ii passed as
Il now stands with regard to art, ali
paintings, sculptures, etchings, On
cravings, paatels. original drawings
a q kllleetches, and other works Of art
over over twenty years Old viii be admit
II free. rtistic anti Duties more
than the one hundred years Old win also
come n y free. # 4 still possible that.
' during 81 later atage of the tarin bill,
before II n finally enact tlae'
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MOTHER AND CHILD.

A baby girl has come to gladden.
the hearts Of the patriotic Dutch and
bless the home of the young Queen,
who is loved without as we'll as with
in FER realm. Not less than her loyal
su'jects have the loyal friends of
Wilhelmina been looking forward with
cope as; great as her own and they
claim a fair share in the sicicings
that come with the acclamati.;r Of an
heiress-s.,c an heir-to the House Of
Orange. III
That ibis is royal baby. promised
future of responsibility, is only all
incident Ser all. That inexrlicablc
feeling of l:ideful, inward sat sfaction
'i:ch causes a wave of responsive
sympathy Ger the mother aro aitssnch
Of envy for The father is at work. ri is
universal in it's comprehensiveness
and democratic in it's spirit. 1t levels
all distinctions. In this case it has
brought Wilhelmina, beloved before,
within the pale of the elect, and
crowned her with the right to the hal.
lowed name of mother
This completion of character lis
much, and so, the world, not because
Wilhelmina is more or less than#a
woman but because she ia that in the
fulness Of its significance, extends it's
congratulations in form both thought
and spoken, and hopes for the health
of mother and child
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ave some isig t d 3 do with At.

have some sdlos with it 81 4. a3 iss
IN But the tr,ith of the matter i i'; that t1a
the fact that the sixteen battleships
require I to Be drydo cked after their
trip around the yorld, casts, no irnpus
tation OF weakness 81 unftness upon
them. Ia battleship, after voyage Of
a quarter the distance steamed, re,
quires cleaning. Moreover, overhaul
Ing 5is a perennial function with a
lighting ship, for, like q prizehghter'
>it must always be in. prime condition
= merely presentable condition will
not answer. = -% "a: ,:,- ~s,,5.2 y, #: 4.
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NORTH DAKOTA BEST PLACE VET.

80 ...l
We were in Iowa the past. couple.
of weeks, and from our trip down and
stay, there we are convinced that
North Dakota has Iowa and Minnesota
beat some yet when weather is con-
sidered.' We found on going down
that the farmers along the line were
just about as far advanced in their
work here as in any other part of the
country. They were all engaged in
blowing, dragging and seeding. While
in Iowa they were visited by several
snow storms and almost every night
the ground would freeze so hard that
it would hold up a horse nearly all
morning. 1t is the most backward
spring they have experienced in Iowa
and Minnesota in many years.
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New shoes for women and children
on sale this week at the New York
Cash Store. = = :. 5 s5as
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chautauqua Cottage For Sale.

Cottage contains furniture ready
for housekeeping. Has iron water
tank piped into kitchen. Also bath
house. Best location. G. D. White,
1903, 3rd Ave. South T. Minneapolis.
MINI. ~ 10; AM. 5s;s
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-02-24

l wish had something else to wear"
Don worry. little girl; you're worth
ten nurses" said he.
Alas. though | am dressed as man
l do not feel as bold as one" she In
mented
Inc next day re-enforcements came
up. and the whole command advanced
upon Tilad pass, where Pillar. at last
had peen cornered. en- the 81 of De.
cember desperate conflict took place
mar was intrenched in the pass near
the celebrated rock known as Ell Obs
pc. the Bishop" His resistance for n
ume was valorous and deadly. Corpo-
raj Parry saw him mount his horse be.
mind the barricade COO Yards away.
Parry was the best marksman In the
regiment and, turning to his chief Off.
Ger. asked If he should take a shot at
him.
He fired, and Pillar fell. face down
ward, and the Americans crushed the
little band of Insurgents. Gregorio del
Pillar was dead. His death in the great
hills. after most coura geous battle
against an overwhelming force. brought
to an end a life that would have been
worth much to the islands in after
years. In his pockets were found val
liable papers. letters and keepsakes.
The letters We're from his sweetheart
Dolores Jose. who lived at Dagupan,
and they were tender in the extreme
Her lace handkerchief rested over his
heart
When the Americans. victorious and
jubilant, fell back to camp. they had no
small number of wounded to turn over
to the tender mercies Of the little com
pany of Red Cross nurses and the sur
geons.
One of the most dangerously injured
was Graydon BanSemer He was one
of the first to cross the danger line
A Mauser ball from distant hill tore
through his side, leaving an ugly. gap
ing wound that foretoId certain death
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-02-24


20 take charge of the Red Cross hospi-
tai on the daT following the battle she
found the m9n she had been longing to
zee for many weary. he4rtsick months.
She found him dyii z.
To the surprise of the enthralled
command. she fell In dead swooI
when she looked upon the pallid face
of Graydon Eargemer. She had gone
eagerly from oHe pallet to another,
coming upon his near the last. One
glance was enough. lis face had been
In her mind for months. Just as she
was seeing it now. She had lived in
horror of finding him cold in death.
1t was Teresa Ne!asqUez who first
understood. She knew that Bansemers
one woman had found him at last. Her
heart leaped with hatred for one brief
instant. then turned soft and contrite
II she had learned to care for the big
American herself during the hard days
when he had been so tender. she also
had learned that her worship was
hopeless. She had felt his yearning
love for another. Now she was look
ing upon that other While the attend
ants were bending over their uncon-
scious companion the Spanish girl
stood guard over the man who had
been her guardian, the man whose life
was going cut before her miserable.
exhausted eyes
Jane Cable stirred with returning
life. Teresa was quick to see that
words not medicine would act as the
restorative. She went swiftly TO the
American girls side and. clasping her
hands. cried sharply into her half con
sci0uS oars
ITO be Continued
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-02-24

The absolute essentials to thor
oughly satisfactory shave, are keen
razor, light and steady hand, and
sufficient speed not to detain the busy
patron too long at sitting all these
qualifications Harry Allen, the barber,
has Next to Batty & Bond.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-02-24

ZEN the beautiful and
mysterious nurse whose
fame had gone up with
the soldiers into Tilad
pass arrived with others
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-29
Harris Jury Secured

In Narrenton yesterday little
trouble was encountered insecuring
a jury TO try the case of Prof. !. ID.
Harris, charged with the killing of
Associate Editor W. A. Thomp-
son, of the Warrenton Virginian.
last April.
The case is being tried before
Judge Edward ;. Turner, one of
the ablest judges of the Virginia
Circuit Courts.
Professor Harris is represented
by Hon. Marshall Mccormick. of
Berryville; Hon. Richard +. Byrd,
of Winchester and Hon. George l..
Fletcher. of Fauquier county.
The prosecution is being con-
Quoted by Commonwealth Attor-
.ney John \. G.. Keith. assisted by
Maj. r. a. Mcintyre. both of
Warrenton.
1t Is believed here that the trial
vii! be completed within a week or
ten days.
DR.. !. Edward Harris. of Berry
vile, brother Of the accused. is
with his brother during the trial.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-29
Court Has Short Session

The regular grand jury term OF
Circuit convened Monday morning.
but was Of brief duration. lasting
only an hour.
As soon a. the Grand Jury was
empanelled. found uo business to
transact. and made Its repor, To
Judge Harrison. the Court ad-
Journed to meet again on Thursday.
at which time it is expected that i
number of ChancerY cases will be
taken up.
Monday : session was probably
the shortest grand jury term of this
Court ever held.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

While we have left "Rosemont. "
there are a few splendid Hiawatha
Colts still for sale, the last from
this wonderful fire.
Mr. Henry Hemsley will be at
"ROsemont' with the horses for a
short time, and will take pleasure
in showing them.
Also, brood mares and the cele-
brated Standardized Mare, Lady
Seta, by Arch Duke, out of Flock.
one of the best-bred and most ser
viceable mares in the country.
StanhOpe Phaeton Mail Phae-
tom, SiX-Passenger Rockaway
Runabout, Boys Cowboy Saddle
and Bride.
Terms If desired. credit of 2
months will be given, purchaser to
execute negotiable note, bearing
interest. with approved security.
payable at and acceptable to either
OF the Berryville Banks.
CHARLES +. CLAPr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-29
Public Speaking

The following dates have been
arranged for Clarke county, and
Others will be added:
Monday. Oetpber 25, s p. m.
Hon. James Hay, at Boyce.
Tuesday. October 20, s D. M.
Hon. james Hay and Hon. Black
burn Smith, at Berryville.
Saturday. October 30. s p. m,
Hon Marshall Mccormick. at
Boyce.
Hon. Samuel w. Williams. can
didate for Attorney General, and
Hon. y. Moore, Jr.. Of Berry Vile,
have offered their services in the
campaign in Clarke county. and
dates for them will be announced
in short time.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-29
Tournament al BOYCe.

The second big tournament Of
the year was held at Boyce last
Saturday. with 81 good crowd in
attendance and great enthusiasm
among the knights and contestants.
The knights were divided into
two classes - professional and
amateur.
The charge TO the knights was
delivered by Mr.. William 3. Cat
lett. of Chicago. son of Mr.. B. W.
Catlett. of BerryS, and was an ex-
ce,lent effort.
In the professional class the
winners were: First, j. =. Ditfen-
derfer: second, II. W. Shade; third.
W. 4. Dearmont; fourth, B. Cham
blin.
In the amateur class the winners
were. First, Alvin Dove; second
Welton Stewart; third, Emert
Stewart: fourth, j =. Dltenderfer-
The coronation address was de-
Gvered by Mr. NJ. /. p. Reed,
and was a most happy speech.
Miss Ollie Ditleuderfer was
crowned queen of love and beauty
for the professionals, and Miss
Lacy JolHde maid.
For the amateurs Miss Viola
Dove was crowned queen of love
and beauty; Miss Vivian Meade
hr~tm maid; Miss BertiS Barr, second
maid; Miss Edith Everhart third
maid.
Everything passed Oft in the best
order, and no accidents marred the
sport.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-29
DF. Randolph Resumes Practice.

DR.. Robert c. Randolph, of
Boycc, who has been in England
|"n trip for his health. has
returned and resumed his practice.
DIR. Randolph is one of the ablest
Young physicians of the State, and
Is a member of the State Board of
Medical Examiners, which board
examines all the applicants for
licenses to practice in Virginia,
and is also member of the State
Board of Health.
In conversation with the CoU-
RIER man yesterday, DR.. Randolph
sad; L have returned from a
|uehghtful six-weeks trip to Eng
land' and am now ready to resume
my practice"
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-29
The Black Cat.

The black cat is under a ban.
Edgar Allan Poe must be respon-
sible for the bad repute into which
this feline has fallen. If It had
been under suspicion of being in
league with the Powers Of Dark
ness prior to Poe's terrible story.
knowledge of it is not at hand.
Here is a little story in which
the black cat figures, printed by a
Valley exchange:
Denying that he is superstitious
or believes in omens, a. j. FrantZ.
of Hagerstown. Md. an engine
man on the Norfolk and Western
railroad. now admits that he thinks
that black cat brings bad luck.
When he left his home to 90 out
on his run Mr.. Frantz said black
cat followed him TO the train shed
He drove the cat away. but great
WAS the surprise to find the cat in
the engine cab. The fireman said
1t was a sign of bad luck. but
Frantz laughed at the idea: later.
however, he changed his mind.
While speeding toward Roanoke
and only - few miles out Of Hager-
town. the train was wrecked and
several cars derailed.
Near Berryville the second mis-
hap occurred when the engine ran
over a negro. cutting of his legs.
TIE black cat was still in evidence.
but she was elected from the train.
Like most of IL. Mr.. Frantz is
not Superstitious." However. he
i able 70 associate the black cat
with a series of disasters happen
ing between and Berry
vile. Having disposed Of the cat
at Berryville. no other accident oc-
CURED, of course. Beware OF the
black cat. Roanoke Times.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-29
Will Ask for Election.

1t is stated on good authority
that petition Is being circulated
for the purpose of asking the Cir
cult Court to grant a Local Option
Election for Berryville in the near
future.
The COURIER will take no part
in such a movement or election,
either in favor of the wet" or
dry cause. but will remain open
for advertising from either side.
The editor has removed from
this Magisterial district. temper
arily, at least, and will have no
vote in such an election.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-29
Will Appoint Precinct Workers.

The Democratic Executive Com
mittee met Monday, but as there
was not a full meeting it was
decided to meet again on Thurs
day of this week at IL a. M, for
the purpose of appointing a COM
mittee of three at each precint in
the County, whose duty it shall be
to take charge of the campaign at
each precinct, work up interest,
see that voters are registered, etc
1t is hoped that full meeting
can be had on Thursday, and that
greater interest will be exhibited
in the campaign.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-29

Yours truly
% FW DENOE X co
P.S. NJ. Pulliam X SON sell our paint.
No More Near Beer Here.

The beverages which have been
sold here recently were withdrawn
from sale last week, following the
decision of the Supreme Court in
the near beer cases, and no bever-
age containing malt can be had
here now at any price, unless sold
by the manufacturer under the
provisions of section 234 of the
Byrd law.
The near-beer which has been
sold here has made very pleasant
substitute for the real thing, and
has cooled many thirsty Threats.
The weather is getting lite too
cool for beer. and the beverage
will not be missed until next sum
mer, by which time some way OF
defeating the Bryd law may have
been devised.