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wur,c,p.I ssl.r,.. In France.

From prg. ConsulIr md Trlds Rsro'''
Tn. Mayor - IIAyrc receives m sAlSv sra
during the iast ten wars me sslAies ~ onY
,,ur municipal ONE ~ Rave seeg Increased rs
rorptrnIier ~ accounts Vas increased from ~
90 ssss IN, collector ~ 'A,es from b2a, N S:-''
N. chief Of rollrr from siaNi 10 s. "a. aud rs
chief a., ,ttsi statistics from MS 10 800 -
..inri.- a, orciaf- remaining the same were q
,orov. Ssrrr'ary ~ Mayor s..aH: asei'nnt
..c,.tary 8 50 comptroller % taHcs. GIs caNl
,,lps OF police 81: policemen. $50. ohiH "
ortroI a. So employees. s:7o 90 500.
while these salaries may seern small 80 80.
,r,,s,ton rs found IN the social conditions rr''
,Tlnz ttrbug hout 'he country The wife o'
yrsrchnan always has dover or inoon- 'ni
IL of.rn happens that tho wives % men 10 NJ
Government or municipal service. Who hecA-'S
Of the stability % thc.T situations snd ihs $3.50
sace % rr1s,on on retiring have n ade se'ah
tsreous marriages. have double ne income y
thrlr husbanis Moreover. most freneh oTr.Hh
cither have Residences provided thsn o. y ih'
Is lfnrractirable. rscci A. allowance equ.'aef'
70 rent MANY enjoy reriain ptrGu>l'~- -
fees which increase their earnings whN-
ma iortty travel frrs % charge On street ear' 'ni
~ half rate on railways
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IN a spirit ws are bound 10 say, quite
dIssimilar from that ~ ths Bagot-R Rush
eonvsntion:
rAs Gsysrsmest - casaAa Ne uissty 90
eitsi nat ne plAnt foF sssai esassrussisa shsn
form vtth hs 80 ~ - Der ows shoFss. TIE fate
~ 49, sau;hrra states n shs c;vss sF = - ssps
clai utsrcst 20 ire pcsvas 81 ~ Doahloa. "
thsy we're attacEed ~ tSeir rsyuoIie4s ssighoors
NJ ''rirris would 10 iuporanspsspsets resemble
ne var - issi - ~ has hssn sid nat ne
Confectionery might have sehasved her iuas-
r-1dsncs bsd the seeding states posssssed even
rlolEh nanvfaeturine abtity - mahs . marine
-nsins u was ih~ naval blocnads whioa sappsd
th-ir econoGnic vitality snd ept then % from en-
srrror. IRE Brush navy wi gparastss ShAs ne
coasts % CAnada are secure. bas u 10 . SQUAD "a.
s'ae, on her part 20 nFspare thus early - 10 self
supporting even IN the waiter % naval eonssgue-
lion Shoutd Canada hs 'hrea'e7ed vita war on
her soIth-rn fronusr. ths military sonmasa %
ne GREAT lakes you'd BE- % the most vital In.
portAncc An arsenal and doc ard must there
'oJs b. prepared 10 eoas,ruet sul,aAs erar for
struggle On the inland waters ss remc,s a.
possible iron . posslbis raid. and bsvinz secess
~ the are uy the waterway % the NJ lawrence
~ hHAaeAha NAAtAANAN " Wv ReFfbAuHuN WIN
cIpcS % strategy that the valley ~ the ~ Aw
~urs - the ley TO military supremacy 10 Canada
nov. a' - when WoLVg CALAMITY won
ouehec Tor EuglAod ard ire VALLEY of The Hudson
san leai' the Way Co th- vital, 81 the United
sta'esn northern Inv sder should he bold Enough
70 tar. the lniuadve-
Would the construction OF q naval
force Of suitable craft for a struggle
on the inland waters and its retention
for that purpose in a safe aud convcn-
lent place ready for launching Il upon
the great lakes by the waterway Of the
~. Lawrence require, in a faithful OBJ
servance Of the spirit Of the agreement
Of 1917, the annulment OF the stipulation
by means Of the prescribed six months
notice from Canada?
let Ms not talk or think ~ such things
on either side of tho border. let such
speculations be monopolzed by Captain
BATTINR, the discoverer Of the most
available route for an invasion from the
north and an attack on the vitals OF |
the United States by a Canadian army.
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RspubllcMa fsc,,onsfquaFrsla Thsy were
hassd satirsly upon ne psrsunal atrsngth
a the Mayor u New YOFs - . oandidats
- sssa By The ErtO county ObsSrVers
Ths -tidEl wave for any Democrat h not
. thing greatly believed In BY local Demo
crafts. indssd. u 10 surprising To ind
how relatively normal and calm the sur
faos a ths political water here H.
TAo Hearst detail In the STATE campaign
doss noe call for any seriosns comment
80 far - Erie h cuncsrned. because there
10 nothing left Of . HeaEgt organization
here. NOt The smallest apprsbenaiou q
any damage from . Hearst campaign.
delivered either 10 psrsOn OF BY PROXY. u
70 b discovered. % far ~ tbe local field
10 coaoernOd nor do the few Observers
who loot bsyond the county line take any
serious alarm 81 Tho possibility of what
they term q HEARST spite fight
Briefly. then. Erie county Democrats
are for Mayor GaynOr. They are salts
fed that he can he elected, willis thsy
have no such conviction regarding any
otbsE Democrat. They also believe that be
will run: and there being no one enjoys
20 debate either propOsition. they have
accepted tbe thug - an accomplished
fact. The delegates 90 Rochester from
Buffalo win vote for Mayor Gaynor II they
have a chance. and here the local stuatiOo
begins and ends. The Republican view
IL not diherens eithsr A. 90 tie likelihood
Of Mayor Gaynor's election II he runs or
as TO the certainty that he will consent
90 run when the proper tune comes.
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SaagGithH

20 rHE FpfIuE ~ IHH SUN - offences
against lss have Drcu Tough'y chased - those
malta N and those raia rtohihiu. The nTst
n golyr moral turpitVdr srd wo1id he wrong
even II not covered by pOsiuNe pTovisiO Of law
Tue s-cond DO not - fgi" !upiy moral delin
qurncy. bu' derive th~ir Illegal quality solely
from ~ at OF so,rrnmeni
b,.oa~y smggEting belongs 20 The second
class. ,iH there would be 10 wTone In dong 'he
acts witch nos rorsutut. ne ~tirrs ~ the 'sriT
'aVs were repealed
rreU.esron o. tf~ mora 'uTli'lie IN sn1uggliEE
one nas' hc ~ s--rthsd solely ~ Judging
neither ~ not - q, immoral for a nan 10 rems IN
N couatfs AID defy tts IA rs MADE nv majority
Of hts fellow CO. n'TE 90
However us may - sad - 20 n miHds may
dIref the man vro e. ades - In . diiereat cate
gory from ne Man Who dches openly There
may b- nothing tauofAi In refusing point blank
20 declare dutiAhls goods or 20 ray the duty
On them but nothing eau he adduerd 20 iusuty
from a moral point o. view. an evasion by falss
declaration OF coneeA lncut both OF the psyment
ard OF the psnAiy for non payment
: PROTECTIVE 'arT ls robbery Of the many %
81 rich The few bufi' evasion nv .ub,eTfuge and
sIpedlent Constitutes an additional wrong 20 ire
law abiding members 81 thc commInity, and dis.
tiBrtly. In ny Judgment. Involves moral turpi.
fudr n. X
PHI,PCI ~ NaSsH @ep,smbsrs
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We have no interest m LORIMtR. bui
when the most honest ~ ail living men
now on his travels, becomes 80 acutelv
sensitive n his social surroundings that
he ordains the exclusion ~ person
regarded by HIM ~ morally obnovious
from that persons own club tho most
honest 81 an living men and the most
courteous Of gentlemen being for the
moment the guest Of that club, We can
not help inquIrIng II u the nature # the
constituencies.
Senator LoRTSIEE has been accused of
corrupt practices in politics. but We be-
lleve that neither the Grand jury nor
the committee Of the Senate appointed
IN investigate the charges las vet i'll
dicatcd an OPINION a. - las guilt or
innocence. We are not sure that either
investigation has even begun Mir IyoR-
lMEE i certainly not under Indictment
for any crime or mlsClrmcHuor.
Can this be- the same honest man anu
fastidious gentleman who only three
wears and half ago a. President Of the
United States. invited the Hon. EUUENE
T. SCHMITZ Of California 20 attend a
White House reception in honor 81 the
Army and Navy OF the I nl'"d Statass
The White House reception 10 which
the Honorable SCHNITT vas invited
occurred on the evening ~ February :
1871. For three months previous 20 that
time the Honorable SCHMrTI had noto-
rlously been under Indictment for "A
des1iCable form of political and personal
inlqultv. for the crime Of which he was
convicted IN the California courts and
fHr which he was subsequently SEN
fenced and lncarceratei
Unfortunately for the Honorable
SCHMITZ he did not reach Washington
from San Francisco. Whrn,. he had been
summoned by President RODsEvELr 20
give information aud advice. IN SEASON
10 avail himself Of The President kind
invitation 20 meet the Army and Navy.
This was the fault OF tn. trains and no.
Of Mr. ROOSEVELT The invitation how
ever. was in itself enough 10 establish
the social standing o. the inflicted
CRATER a. III" nations Capitol and -
procure for the Honorable SCHNiTT2 a
most on iovable season OF entertainment
IN exclusive circles AZ Washington.
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sounded a loud blast OF triumph over tbs
success u senator RoPEBr p. Bass in
winning the Republican nomination for
Governor at the New Hampshire prima-
ries. Out there Is a hy in the ointment:
Mr.. CHANDLER failed To bs eleCted q dole
gate TO the State convention. This mis-
hap he may put down 20 the malice % his
enemies and 60 on his way rejoicing. He
can still write. and he has a pen that must
have contributed many pages 81 thunder
ing type 20 tho preliminary skirmish. He
can now devote u 70 the election Of Mr..
Bass
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GuddIIn' In Duumtoehty.

uitn~~s VINO may - summoned from tue realms Of
hcilon 20 'estfy - the reality Of catching trogt
Nth he axe hams u The worthy doc tor ~ The
Old school WthaU NaCurc Of Dr-imipchfy
hoo lang - since - Fidded for trOot. Weel
Nm his friend itrumsh~'ig Oh had apged BIN.
.SAIty year OF sAe ~. usn. guddun
Wss a grsunf Tpy a thluE AN at l, alnce cir.
~ ma sleeves uD ise ne oiters. lying ma face
vi nArthin' bit the cen over the edge o The
stAne an silppin' mA hands ntss 'he caller waiter
an the rush o. The trooL an Erppln the so0ple
sIidderir bOdy OF an throvtn q over yir head
vi the red sDOu gllstenih on ~ white betty 10
YES mlchty- The pays % Aud lang syne-
pages Ia. iB1 STFrBES.
BATH SepEenhsFs
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made 20 tho latest issue Of ths Statistical
tbseraot On pages 10 and ias Of tina,
volume thsre are tables from which the
foilOvtnG - taken. The numb~r of
farm cattle In the tnite,l states IN ION
was ts.so.o0O. m compared with an
estimated ao.OOO.ODO IN t9iO. There IL
reason 10 rssard this comparison a. I'M
Trustworthy The same authority gives
an increase IN the number Of sheep from
~ 90 100 20 s7.OOO. COZ and in the num-
bsr % swine from ~ on OOO TO isOoO IN
These figures also are open 70 explana-
ton
The obvious inference from all these
oticial figures - not that population
has increased faster than production
nom the soil. but rather thar thers has
been an appr~Ciabls increase IN Ter
capita consumption. that the average
81 individual demand has increased.
that people IN tins country want more
10 eat than formerly. and that they get
what they want. There - al-o 20 be
considered the very important factor
81 waste IN distribution and IN the hu,lse-
bold. A. for the matter 81 prices. there
seems no reason 20 doubt that farmers
are getting higher prices for their prod
uCts than they did ten years ago: but the
relation Of supply to demand, ON which
the higher prices are based. does not
appear 10 be adequately explained on
the ground Of mere increase in popu-
lation.
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The BABY Empire and Her New
NaNN.

The question ~ the naval command
~ the great lakes was adjusted in a
most nm cable way a. long ago a. when
JAMES MONROE was President Of the
I nrcd States and JoHS Quincy ADAMS
Secretary Of State. The agreement was
effected by an exchange of notes m 1917
between CHARLES BAGOT on the part Of
Great Britain and RICHARD RrsH for
the republic. The agreement was sub
s"quentlv ratified and proclaimed and
has the force ~ q treaty
Both Governments 'urn agreed that
the naval force 20 b" malntsrnrd On tire
American lakes should therocforth be
confined T." a." following vessels
m 'ssc pr'.ro 10 m. ,esser 10, elcs.t'ng
o-s hundrc,i ton, rlrfhtn sn' arnr-i with one
rErtt-1 pp.Ea o1nnon
On rhr punsr IaL~S ~ va ,s.s..s not exceed
Irg 40 n.rth-n ard ,-r-rl v..r ..s Sorce
ON ne vs'r-r,vs - lake ,r,rga.n To ono
',.sc. nov exceeding .., H.-Eu'1 ana arm. 81 vIth
tore
rfci'rs- 0a-rv .-a.ri ns ra-,,f. 90 .iss.ror. o,
srn.1r me- fh'- 'Il.fsH1u. arf ,bo.f r..e -atc-
90 ffrr rr.r. 't -rrHr..- ..r'l ...HH ....r . 81
rra.ns -f,- .rr "'u.rr Ton - rou,r. from
~. Is'r - och motto"
the stipulation j. -trll n force binI-
ing upon both parties
m" NjpTiS'Hb Cfnigry cor september
Publishes a discussion. from NJ" British
ImperillistIc point II view 81 the mar
y"llou- growth ~ tho Dominion ~ Can
ada and The almost houndi"-- PROSPECT
- population and prwcr which il before
o. II the writer ~ this artlcl. Captain
,gCII B,rTINP fails tn dwell with sufi-
cont rn'ollignnr" on any On" factor ~
Canada'- fuur" Development in poTdl-
latjon. prosperity and national -en',-
men' the neglected particular - tho
friendly svmpa'h'tIo interest with
which Tho people NJ tho United States
arc watching Canada's progress on "a
Inc parallel with ours and m M" dirrc-
ton ~ that common destiny which tho
ate GOLDwIS SMITH understood -
vel oven apart from any dream ~ T.pl''
icsl union. 90 this side If the border
We observe no perturbation over Can
ada : intention ~ possess sOfnc war
sc~-el- ~ her nvn for the polIcng II
her occan frontier. Nor has there been
any excited examination 81 strategic
possibilities m the almost unthinkahl"
case Il military conflict. Vet Captain
CECIL BATTISE concerns himself oar
pestkA~Nh1hEHasRece-DfStheSmaftE
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Complaint against an ontario and We't'fa
station

70 INV rptroF or rnF~rs SCR snol.i 80
20 call the suen tion 81 thr ofnT,A's ~ NJ ~
YORK. Ontario a8d western RallToad 10 ''' '''
dItIon Of NouniaindaIs station In Sullivan CO.'S
Thousands o. people come 20 MouniA.aaA -
'heir ,asation- evcry yrar. vet ne sr'"' 80
tio-s ~ this station are Vie. unssnitaTy Hnn
,,,.,insfy In moral There - only ono i'.F.
for both men aud women. ami % Is In . cor dl..'l
that the Board of Health would rot print " 70
city for . moment.
Iti, high tine for the orloials % this oo-r--
% consider ths comfort 81 thr thou sands ~
cam. 90 Noun .atndsls eNery summCv ne ri'
rnt ncommotiouN and unsanitATy Oh shN-
.houd hs pulled down. ~ ne comrau; -
20 40 mat then common dr,rnC, demand -.
ssparate and cieaniy kspt toilets BE- pfo'Ls@
for both ss1e, Sr~ REArEA SDcE -
nav YoRA. 5eptculbeT -
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The FRIED Potato Poet.

To rHE Enrros OF TINE SuS Ser Just r,
turned fruit the county NaeatlOa Vas spei
IN Milford. PIKE county, Pc. once immoTtAlEe
IN your raDgr IN dineTent way became In
pressed iu smother aud mounted ~ pegs,
Win the following result Just Bslsu
IN the state % Penn.
Pike county Milford town.
FEcry one cooks
Fr,ed potsiOes very brown.
ia ne eaTN morn.
tithtr with ehopz steaks OF egES
At tie breakfast
Pred POTATOES show their face
Ia the VAun midday.
WIN roast beef % squads on toSsL
~ the dinner
Trled pots'oes made their boast
IN me chiny eve.
VttL han. cod cuts and sausage.
~ the supper
Fried potatoes with q rage.
uunns the sunny day.
WIN IT, strOlls and merry wahs
w. the balmy Ar
FT,ed potaioes made ~ tain.
Fried pots toes e,rryvsere.
Frei potatoes all TIE tines
rtsi poiatos, In the AIT
Pred potstoes caused ihess rhymes.
Nr~ osE. SepHmber I. JoHS BHoSH
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Signs % the TeawakeninR of Spain are
90 u. saen now az the naval arsenal ~
Ferrol. according to correspondent of
the London Morning Post who recently
viaited the place. Ferrol lies IN the north
west corner of Spain in Galicia. across
the hay from La Coruha. where they buried
Sir JoHS MooRE darkly ~ dead NJ night.
and IN the Old days NJ sail and line ~ bat
Ito ships vas one ~ N. best known ports
in Europe II has . splendid harior with
q narrow entrance hetwe"r steep cliffs.
which cannot he de'e~t 81 tiil = ship u rloa-
- II. II was the naval stronghold os
Spain when her gaLleQnA aud threa- deck
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The Hon. Cf SrLLowAY still LITE his
awful form In New Hampshire. unsha ken.
uncurtailed, planting his feet among the
valleys, rubbing his top against the sky.
But where Is Childe BURRoCOHs, Has he
taken THR SUS's advice TO tarTy at Jericho
till his beard lie grown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10

FROM 20 Warrington star.
NmonE the shadows strange mat rouu-
our stuties % overC Ast
The one Which wriags a moot most glum
IL thinking On the past
FOR Instance N you 49, 4 brtnE.-
Sou iAtrr say 7 brought
D.. u IFfrhAnre yOu try 10 ting
iou ,annot ssy sought
No matter Vh~r~ a man ~ 60
You trii 90 that h. vent
RI n the gardener Ehnpth hrs
Npu never say he hent
N IN an airship you should ~
Nou "a lite ~ chat 'yor nsy
But n -OutS ufne again YOU Try
Ilun trlt us thFt You trrw
md = = huutsman EOes ~ shoot
b OF ~ nFNf ia Ne shot
Hrt "a nugtr hr shoild toot
You'd nesr ~ say Ne tot
AGd N VsrplcHiHrE : hnd
Where PLEASURES should ~ found.
Berausf NY veThs cannot uiind
jusi - tbey. should et RlpunaA Z
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the nest Ssnats will bs dor aated by The
Progressive element. wi thaut REGARD Tor bic paFty
abel The neat House Of Ncprrssh AuNes SIl
~ nation # RspfsssHfaftc NtCToH w HDoth
We assume that Mr. MuRDoCH does not
want 20 10 taken literally lie dreams %
a working partnership between tho In
surgents and the Democrats, with the
Insurgents claiming all the achievements
and always ignoring the Democrats 80
contributors TO the result. II the Demo-
Gratis should succced IN controlling Con-
gross. We suppose that VICTOR MuEDocK
would regard IL ~ his saOTed duty to be-
come n Democrat himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10

The Grand Young Man was making \
speech at the ~. Paul congress. He be-
gan To pay tribute 20 the Hoo. GIFPoRD
PISCHoT GIVToRp. an easy wesper. wept
JINMY GARFIELp wept, BBvERfDoB wspt
Tho delegates wept The audience wept
Everybody wept. A strange way Of con-
serving water sites.
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GI0pIaR for IIoaI

TO THE FDITOE o. THH Sun 80. To employ
10 alIegOJ q sport habit or practice II Ineiden .
taIiy 10 assert ITS preyaieacs and common know
edge Of It's existence
Cropping for trout" that l.. lying on the hank
and reaching under " With view 20 EtAsplng
. lurking nsh. vas and doubtless stIl 10 the syn.
Ouym IN cetisin districts Of England FOR the
phrase tickling front IN Use IN other dis
Irict, The phrA-~ Is found In Shakespeare
w NnaA eentemhe D u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10

An article headed Ophldisn Treatment ~
Taft. describing the meannsss % Colonel Roose
I, eITs attitude toward the Prsrldent ass credited
Yesterday by = typographicsi hiundeT 20 the ST.
Louis DcsprfeA The credit should have beeu 70
the 81. Louis HsDutsG
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srs swept the s-as and provided rtrh plum
dsr for British fresbo0tera.
Ths tovn has besn turned over 20 ths
Grsat English shipbuilriin8 Arms. The AnN-
srE0Ngs. the WHrTvoErHs. VtcEnns and
MANN aud others. Who have pus In
mcdsrn plants. havs b,Iih q dry dock thae
viii hold q 7o.fo0 too 0attlsship. are rush-
ING through two new veassl". the Espaha
and ths Alfonso XIII. and are prspaFina
for more. They have sent British uisohan-
ics who have traipsd tbs Spanish WORK.
inEnlsn and have turD~i Ferroi into
hisy. hu-tling town. The Interest," 20
Great Britain lies In the fact that FsrTol
nav - . naval haze for a British. French
and sTaniah feet when the great mari
time var breaks ont. II h more interest
ing. however. 10 note that in one corner
- the land ~ mahana 40 least things are
being done and life l. stirring
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Nam. aaa Pam. In Ba,.r,.

To TaE EDTroH oP TVS SuS--sV IL ChristiAn
Runpus woTthy Of place In THE SUNs list Of
notables' l..
IUsTCH, august 10
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Noah reioiced 20 see the waters subslde
4 vas afraid they we're gong TO oOuseTye H.
BE- cried.
Gladly he zaw AIaIAi Appear
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on leaving the city FOR the summer you may
have TIA SuS seat N you by mall al the res ulaT
subscription rates. addresses being changed a.
lf,en = desired. orders may be sent through
any nrWsdealsr ~ 20 The pubication once
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n ous frauds who fIror ~ trr1 "iIHH'rriH'S 'J'
4bcsfioH uisl 10 AIts ''lsfsI 4rs.sS r-'B.Ess Hsg
-7uH ~ al sssss srna stamps t4f fh4f gugp0fS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10

rarsorge. ~ I,uc u4is Ic Grand The daily aud
sunday editions are On safe 20 Mosque %. near the
Crsnd Hotel. kio-aLr q. Roulcvari de- Capuclnss
corner Place de Oufrh. snd b .osqur ~ boulevard
De- iiaHsns. corner Rue tos4s IL Grand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10

fnndrn 0nr~ Tmngh,n IiD,.-. Arundel street
rand The daiis ana ~.u.AH nuN are on salr Ia
ondon At the American aud rplnnial ,rhaHgr
carlton street. Regent street and glv steamship
'gru~y 9: Green street ,uUr.nr cross Road
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suS.sT,p, ton. b, Hsu Postpaid.

Published o. 'rs sr0 Printing s7' Tubusrirg
,,.,-r,'Ior ~ 90 ,a...l street In 'H- borough
~ Mantsf'an Nsv T1fa President % me Nssn
cation. Iduard g. Mitchell 100 NasSsH street
treasurer ~ tr- N.spclu rri n 'aran. ~
Nassau street. Secretary ~ mo NssosiaHoH. ID "
Quinn 10 Nassau street
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-07-28
CHICAGO MAN 70
BE N. o. FARMER

! Il
Peter Grefv.n, a street car conduc-
tor from Chicago, has been visiting
his brother, l. P. Algren OF Bur-
lington. Concerning his North Dakota
visit Mr.. Gre;vin 4aid: Il was not
disappointed with the crops, because
I kept sharp lookout tArough the
Chicago papers and the Independent.
II am satisfied that North Dakota II al
right, and If my wife will consent to
1t. i am coming back next spring and
buy farm near Minot lam growing
tired OF city life. Although have
lived in Chicago for a good many
years, / am better acquainted and
with more people during my short
stay in North Dakota, than know in
the city during all these years.
know that North Dakota is all right,
because one can see Il by the many
fine farm buildings and the fine look
ing thriving cities If come back,
I'll invest in few dozen chickens the
first thing, and believe that II raise
some corn, a few hogs and get q few
good mich COWS, will make fine
thing out here. "'.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-07-28
Notice Of chatteI Mortgage Sale.

Notice Of chatteI Mortgage Sale.
Whereas, William Gronenthal,
mortgagor, made, executed and de-
livered to Martin Jacobson, mOrtga-
gee, his certain chattel mortgage,
dated May 18th, 1910. wherein and
whereby said mortasor mortgaged to
said mortgage the following describ-
ed personal property, to-wit: One
diamond sulky plow, two 16-inch bot
toms, one roam horse, thirteen
years old, weight, 1000 pounds
ONT set harness Concord biol
hame, linch tugs, chain butts, to Sc
caSe the PAYMENT of the sum Of six
ty dollars which mortgage was duly
filed in the office Of the register of
deeds of Ward county, North Dakota,
..... :. 1910, and which mortgage
together with the debts secured there
by was heretofore duly sold, assigned
and transferred to, -. %. :. .. 80.
And whereas, default has been
made in the terms of said mortgage
by reason of abandoning property,
and the amount claimed to be due
thereon at this date is sixty-cne dol
lars.
Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby
given, that by virtue of said mortgage
and by order Of said Martin Jacob.
con, the present owner thereof, I will
sell the above described chattels at
front door of court house in Minot.
county Of Ward, State Of North Da-
kota, at the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m, on
the 9Th day Of August, A. D. 1910. -
SOREN O. HAGEN, Agent.
Dated at Minot, Ward county, N.
D., this 2Sth day of July, A. D. 1910.
Residence and postohlce address.
Minot, N. D. !