davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28

roQitopitcn luno 0oa 3cltl uniiin0t-
ten. Gr pcroontt icin &cbcn ctlidlCi
Toiianteu meIdle Die Slonlntcn Ioid,-
ten. bic orci Boobies" eridicncn
bel,te Dor Dem ainocrlcriht mo crz
fiGrten, lie bGtten e9 nidt ernit &c
neint. iouoern Deuecr nltr ctluo@ cr-
id)redcn molleu. Nui Nilriprnd)e
inrer 2ehrcrin mrrbcn lie bis sum
ii. April porolirt, mo rcnn lie iidJ
bis bobiu 9llt bolterL 10 ioll ihncn
oicSmal l1od) nerSiebcn mcrocl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28

Mcoc ocs GoniulS 2|iocriG.
&r. &. u. %ilNcrib. Der oeutidc
Goni,ll, belt zinc fitr5c aniprndc, in
scr CT ilntcr NnOcrcm ingte:
Y.Mit GROCER Frcllbe llobc id sic
liebellsluiiroiac G%inlaoung bcs Gellt.
idct &ricgcrbm0cS, oil Der bcllti0ell
Seller Sbeil III ncbncu, onoerront.
men, ocrn fem @crcin hot mobl
iolf)c 9erchtiGnr0 cine &oiicra.@c
birtstogsicicr iii ucrdnitalten, mic
Der Sbre, bciicn 4iit1lieocr in sen
glorreid)cn ,<nbrcn '10-'7l ibr &c.
ben irciioig nit III Die Sdon5e &c.
idla9cn bobcL lllo es 10 erm6glid)-
ten, Dob Der 1roum Der SabrGutocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
3nrif eritaitetc 1riuelcn.

NittShurh Fo., 2G. Nolunor.
Or. &. Is. Milep' meld)cr OILS Spc-
5ioliii cine Hplle I'M Ihop-Erojellc
i~jieltc mn BON Sri. Ipro Fcbber
bcidllIbiat mar. Slmelen inn Ncrtbc
rpl $il00 gcitoblcn 81 boberl. oic
iic ihml Dor 5uci >SdJren lieh. per.
Gid lid Eelltc nit Der aId0erin. III.
bem or ibr bic Sd)nuudiod)en juriid
crltntteic. Eiciclben wrrhcn in ei.
nem &innbbolls geiunOenL n1o @i!er
crfi1rt, Die Glnge beri,be oiti einenl
GiibueritGllbniB. Sri. Eeober 800
ole Stage 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
100000 Nfcr YnnD fir 100000
@nluncn Sd)napps.

gan Nntoui y, (rrno, 26. &nu.
- Somc9 y. Nifcu pou Sprtb @ortb,
Der bier mciIt. Dut crtl0rt. CT bubr
ipcben Den &crfolli Don 100000 Nfcr
@nllo in Nrcmitcr mo NrcliDio So.
fitr 100000 @nupncn @biStcp plr>
left Ncnlnht. Gna 2on0. mcldca uplt
GeitinntClrcn in Gnuton, Nbio. &C.
fouit morocn lit. bot cilcn @crtO
pnu $1.t0 pro Ndcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
Staot Baltimore.

llnpcrbofit fommtNoit +. -
Sorrp sSiouc, Der @eliter zines ,}ut
Recommendations uon Nr. 1923,
Golterlt = Nucunlc, Der Den 10 Sabre
olten Eotrid @orret BON Nr. POPS,
6oluntoinltraBe, mcgen nngcblid)er
mttbpiuiger 3critorlung zines For-
troitS Dor Eoli5eiridtcr S'9tcill I'M
Dltlid)en Stutionaboilic citircn licB.
luor ltId)t lpcni0 ilbcrroidt. ais cr,
llod)bcn Sorrct nud) &cjublnn1 Scr
Soften ettlulicn mllroc, ieIblt sum
N%rrcltonten Aenlobt wltrbe. @orrct
CAB n0nllid) m0brenb leineo &crbor3
nL bob CT nit nn0ercn iiulNen Sells
ten in eincm &intcr5inmer Dca, <iuoc-
Idcn So0cn5 an pcrificocncn Conn
to0cll Fotcr Nclpiclt babe. Nui oicIc
NnldulbiAlun1 bin. mclhc hllrd) %obn
-3intan0 non Nr. lO5, SiiO GbopCl-
StroBc, NoWur0 Nollncc Don 9tr.
5O6, Siio GbnpclltroBc. mo :. Is.
Winocrli1la bon 9tr. 2OO9. Goitcrn=
Nucnlle, bcfrGiti0t mrrhc, ilbcrmica
DER Hid)tcr Sinoc Dem @crid)t0pcr-
robren iiltcr $1,000 @iir1idoit.
Mus brcnucn0cm Muuic
Gcrcttct. - Illrd) ona llnnpcrfen
zines petroleum Sicn0 cntltono &c
tern Moracn fllr5 nod & llhr Elm
@rnnh I'M 5"lpcitcn Stodmerfc bea
bon. &onleS y. Nnbrclpa bctriebcnel
&%pltbnnles, Hr. 1923, Canton : 9lpc.,
Gem Bruce Mnorcyup nm Noorcabrels
tc sum- Spfer lief. Sic Ncllerpcbr
lUor bereito ON S%ranoploBc onges
lollgt, ais ploblih Nnbrcpa ullarIeL
cob lcin Ncffc Bruce Nn0rcps nod,
III Dem brcnucrlocn @chGllhc ld)lofc.
Captain Grnlld)cr bon Der SpriBen-
Gonpogltie 9tr. - lc1tc ioiort cine
Scitcr oll itnb butrttc iid) cincn @eg
mad, Nnorcpa' ;}inmmcr. Gr iolo Den
Scllld)tcn pom Molld) bctGltbt Dor.
IS aelang lbni obcr, bcnlclbcm 5i,ll
6cllitcr 81 ldlcppcu mn nit @iilic
Gnoercr Tcucrlpehrlcutc mllrbe or in
Sid)crbcit aebrnd)t. Nl5miid}cn lpo.
rem bic Nlummlcn olli Oo0 God) oc2
Noiia3 Mr., 1870 Gonton 9npcul!c,
ilbcr0e'prunacll; Die S%eiicrlucbr
hrodltc ic0od Den 9rono bolo inter
Gontrolc. 6rnu Glen NlNrciua, mel
dc IN 0o9 hrcnl1cnbC WcbGllbc Sil-
rildellcn luplltc, ltlrl Die Nild,cr ibrcS
Monnca mo 5llriitfgciuIlcnca @elo
Ill bolcil, l1llBte 0llrd) Ncllcrlocbr-
lc,ltc nit @eluolt oil Der N"ll1iilbrung
hires Norhnbelta ucrhin6crt mcr0en,
90 lie nit Sihcrbeit ocln Inoc cllt.
qegcn geguilgcn mare. Ser an bent
@auic Mr.. 1928, Canton 9lpe., oll-
gerihtcte Shaben bctr0gt ctuo $500
ullb Der ON &oilic Mr. 1880, Canton.
Ipclue, ctipo 500.
soil * oftor" GC1prclt
bobcn. Ger % SATIRE nIte Gin
bent Der Meoi5in Gliocioo Milio pcIl
Nr. S4l, Dit rott.S trabc. mul
beiltc NodJmittog Dor Eoli5ciridter
S'gteiQ i'm oitlidcn StotEonsballS
ipcgen Der Acknowledgment %erid)einerr,
ongcblid) Gr5tlid)e ,Eroris miSgcilht
81 babcn, obte Elm regiitrirter Arji
81 icilt. Gr mliroe bereits geiteril
Tafmittng perbaftet, ieoob oitf Nm
trag ieines anpaltes acacn Gbren
mort bis berte a1if ireieu Sub geiest.
Sie ACKNOWLEDGING gegcn i'm lpursc
oiird) Die Sergennten Top Siirf
nnb ELEPHANT crbobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
9fud cim Snancit.
Zen llriuhcl ser @ohntntaItropb2
om Sponiih Hipcr miro GrilnNlid)
uodlgcinrid)t,

nGWgetnt'dt. .
S|u0burp. Snt.. 26. &unllnr. -
SroB0cm id)oll Der Coroner SoncH
ans @cbbmooo cllcn Sllollcit ilber
bic &otnItrophe obNebultcn tat, non
peIdcr unl Greitug Der Ecrioncn5u0
Der conooiid)en &ociiic Sohn am
Spaliih Hipcr creilt muroc, ltlo Elm
&erOift nb9e9cben mor0en lit, i'll net
dem es beiBt, Die llriude oeS %llniols
les lei unbefonnt. beQunn Coroner
Soluie bon bier cine ncllc llntcrllld).
una iibcr ben Sodperbnlt, lpeil ael.
tcl0 gcnlnd]t miro, SpncS babe i'm
Ailitroge Der 9nbn 9ehonbelt unb lei
oobcr nift ol,oliii5irt gerpeicn. Mud
Der &%ronnnluolt Mrs iid) Jest al Der
llntcrilId)uma bctheiliacn un,0 9leid)=
5eitig lild)t Die Giierbobn.Gonm1illion
Den Sud)perholt SIT crnlittclll. GaB
Die Nubnbeanltcrl Der Nnlid)t limo,
BOB nod, mchr Scid)cn I'M Slrllc mcr.
ocn gciInbcn mcr0cit, ergicbt lid 90.
rams. 0nB nod cine lucitcre sln5ohI
Cargo had Dem Spohiih &iner nb9e-
ianot wnr6cn. Bur 3cit bcloitit lid)
bic 3nbl Der Gcrioncn. meld)e 5luei.
ielloS bel Der aotoltropGc unlgctonl-
men iinb, inter GinredlnunQ pom 8,
9. Mortin ollS @otcrloa, Snt., unG
oeS q, NGen Mc2cQon pom bier, oc-
rcu Seid)en nod lid)t 9eborgcn iino,
oercn Giicften man nbcr inter ben
Griinnlcrn Der obaeltiir5ten @ngs
9on3 %gciunoen bot. ouf 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
Sin Gbepaar pcrungliift.

SingGomton u. y, 26.
&onllor. - 6ront SibbitS mo @ol-
TN aus Union Somnibip fnmcu bel,te
Nbenb nn'S 9cbcn, mubreno tic, cine
Mteilc mcitlid) non llnion. mnn1ittci
Tor Dor cincm lcrIoncn5llNc ilber
rus @elciie Der ,Grics@ohn" III inb
zen pcrildIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
Spfinnngsupae Hanacu.

Nem Dorf, 26. Sanliar.-aIs
Aieinltot cines spiifen Den .5eb.
bies" mo ben n@oriaos," 5mei @al-
iulbnben- 9onoen Der oberen Gillette,
~0eiiibrten arieges lpilrbe Der ahti1b-
riac Soiepb Deoger, Elm .@orilo,"
w0hreno Der lesten Nad)t ~gefnebel.
mo an eilen SaternenpfobI gebun.
Gen, morauf linn brei .leobies" oir
Ioidel nit io%9enonntcm grceliior.
c:rlem leift cutjiinolidcn Bacterial,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28

Yrotofoliii6rln0 Oca Scfret0ra !.
Sultie. IN 0Criclbcn iuurben Nrrnn-
Qcnlcnta fiir cinen Wlitte 6cbrltar i'll
Der Observation-Disclosures ltuttfiu02u-
bcn WoSfcnboQ actroficn. G%inloOlul.
gen pom .Trohiinn" uno n3llpcrIGi.
ii1ru SdIuntlp0rter ,Gereun" murbcll
on0cunmmcu.
.No0euin M 0uncr6or. T."
Ser .@uocniusM Gmcrd)or" biclt
geitern NbcnO in ieinem Glltbholl9 oil
ser .. ln0 ErottitroBe, @i9bluno'
tomll, Icinc rc1cImGBigc Singltunoe.
@eiibt mlIr0cn inter @eitung pom
Erof. -. &riippel Gbore iiir Die
nGd)ite MISUNDERSTANDING. 2Sn Der
@cid0ftSiiBuna mur0cu orci nclte
Dfit0lie0er in &oridIoN Gebroht mo
cine %GinIaounN pom r3lucrI6iiiNcn
SdonfmGrtcrs Gcrein" cutgc0cu &c
lunllncu.
yNrion."
Ginca re0cn 9ciudlcS crircutc ijt
Die Qcitriae SinNltuloc oeS .9lripu"
III Sfleumc9' oStog Suuc". @ciibt
mnrocn inter Der 2citunQ ocS Eroi.
Goui0 WclnnIrt hic GhDrc iiir 0o9
tomntcnOc 9ruBc CONCERT bca Ser.
Gins. &l Der @eih0itS muroen
inter Dem Goriie bcS Er1iioenteH
George Scifcrt mo Scr Erotofouii!n-
ring 0ca ScfrCtGr8 Nenru Shlcii.
lcr II ltclic poiiipc Wit0licoer ollF.
Gcnonlmcn mo Ole GinlnblunGcl oca
,Nroblilm" bcH o3luerlGiii1cn @0r.
ten0cr &crcin9," Der .@ittclSbod,-
Scttion Nr. /" mo 0c3 ,@uric SbeO.
tcrS" 6ltm Gr, Acknowledgement &c
ccptirt. Gem NcidGitlid)cn SbciIc
foIgtc 6iOelituH ugN cine 6cier ht@
%. Nodbeitotu0cS OcS SongC0bru+
oerH Nnoolf Sobnion mo oca ~.
Npd5eit2toNcS ocS NrGiiocntcll Geo.
Sciiert.
Is Canton Sieberfrun5."
Ter oGontou SicoerfronS" belt &c
ltcrn Nbcno IN Nrn. &. Gprin0'.
Nnlc al Der 3. StroBc mo Soit
Nucnuc cine @elhGitSiibung III ucl
der TrGiibcnt Robert 9efcr oc,l
GoriiB ulb SctretGr Gomaro Gpring
oda Frotofoll iiibrtc, Noh Grleris
NllllN Der iiblid)cn &creil~gcid)0itc
mrroc Die Nbrcd)nln1 bon Dem fir.
lid ltuttgehobten @oQ uor9cnpmmlclL.
neld)c ci1cn llcbcridyuB Don S51.lt
crNob, Johann geIongtc cin Sdreiben
non Der 2 ungcr-&creinigul,g bon
@Nltimorr-Gomtn" sur &crleilna.
nSrpbiinn."
Ml %ltorfcr 3obl bottcn iid) aeltern
Nbeno Die "Grobiiunler" 6llr Sing.
ltlnoc III Der nSrobliun E 0olle" ein.
aeinnocuG III peldIer Eroi. Sobn u.
alein nit Den G%ridienenen ileibia
ole Gborc fiir ooS nGditc CONCERT
iIbte. Er0iiocnt Nenrp Wcrgcbcm
erotflletc nod) Der Singitlnlbc cine
@eldGitSiibuna, in meldcr oic 60
lnitc'n iiIr Den WuSfenboll crgGn5t
mnrocn, Cine Ginlooumg ocS .2p-
rio Sbcntcra" 5ilnt Gou5crt oeS Ir.
Willlncr nnbncn Die SGngcr clltgc.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
ltntcr Srlmmcrm bcgrabcn.
!Nouo in Cincinnati hlrrd) cinitiir.
5enoC Nronoruinc ocmolirt.

JVTVOC NTNTTUTITITTC UV1IIOITTI.
Cincinnati, 26. S1nuor, -
Gin Nuu%, IN meldlem 3inmer 81
uCrmietben morcl5 mur0c bcittc
@ibeno Oltrd) Ocu Ginitur5 Der
Ntollcrn zines fiir5lid eingeGid)ertcn,
ncbcnon nelcAenen @cbIllbca ger
lc'mettert. ,3luei IcbenaAciIbrlif)
pcrIeBtc Sruucn5inlmcr iinO olS Den
Iriinmern Gcbolt morGcL mo c@
pcrInutct, onb ein lubcuo @%cmohncr
rc2 6ollieS ucrnliBt mcrNcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28

YGHe snr Heiie in's MmslnmS he.
Iorat 6. Slaine, vi. 4t3, Cn.Salti.
moretrake, aa1e GnitSm Ssaie xse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
mno nod tcin Gnoc.
Nianfreid)'s Tlmtbcm mcrSen bente
nod bGber itei9en.

2lbcrQlGlrbiid)e Barrier fiird)tcn, BOB
Dos Grifeinen beS '@olleD'itcn
Momleteu ocn llntergang lbrer
Stoot 6cocltet. &ier ncre
TrcoOnuug6t5 iiir Die britiIte
Ilotte. - McliGion2- GonIlift III
&ofboro pcruriod)t Elm meitcrc%
@lttbao. - MGtbiclboitea Scr
iduinOcn zines NmcrifnncrS iul
sdmar5molo. l Nelrcitc 9icil1l,
torn Sn. Gr;4;;d,n,, NInh(pu
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17

The number of North Dakotans visiting other
states who succumb to the gentle presuasions of
the confidence sharp seems to be increasing at
alarming rate It is rather amusing to note how
easily those poor innocents can be prevailed upon
to part with their wads. The sharp sizes up his
prospective victim as soon he sees him. de-
cides upon a method of procedure which best suits
the in hand and puts it in operation. Some
times he poses as official inspector Of the coin
of the realm; again he condescends to tip his
newtound friend to ''sure-thing' in fake bet
ting game permits confederate to walk away
with his pile in game Of poker And, in the case
of bankers he sells them gold bricks. 1t is high
time that citizens Of North Dakota, who visit other
states for business pleasure, opened their eyes
to the fact that the stranger, no matter how gen.
tlemanly he may appear, who tries to force bis
friendship upon one, is a dangerous individual
It Is not pleasant to have citizens commented
upon rubes who breed sparrows in their whis-
kers-Souris Messenger.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17

The editor of the Bantry Advocate ought to be
ashamed of himself In referring to the possum
which the editor of the Independent recently as
sisted in eating he intmates that the possum is
accused Of eating carbon The Bantry editor
knows that he is libeling Bill Possum as we'll as
the editor OF this paper, for we don't believe he
can prove a word of it. The idea Of creating
disfavor for this southern delicacy! Why couldn't
find everywhere people who are never satisfied un.
y
less they succeed in turning ones stomach or
ating bad taste in ones mouth. No one but
bloomin' Northerner would dare to intimate that
an opossum ever ate anything but nuts and persim.
mons This is nature taking proper.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17

James ]. Hill struck the nail on the head whom
he said Until land thieves are stopped, and land
laws reformed, this country will not have taken
even the preliminary step toward proper irrigation
and drainage systems. Mr.. Hill believes that the
repeal Of the desert land act the timber and stone
act and the stringent enforcement Of the provisions
Of the homestead act, are necessary to honest
dealing with the land question Spectators and
land grabbers prevent this, while occasional con-
gressmen and senators are disgraced by partici-
pating in land FRAUDS" r..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17

writer from Mountrail county recently informed:
the Independent readers that the taxes in Aountra
county were lower this year than last II they are
then of the publishers Of the Independent, who
owns farm in Mountrail county has just kick
coming. Last year the taxes this farm were
something like $14, but this year they had increased
to nearly double. We do not believe that the taxes
are excessive, and they will be cheerfully paid upon
the farm in question, yet it would not be at all sur
prising if there slight increase in taxes,
when one considers the improvements to be made
and the increased cost that was made necessary
by the division of the county.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17

The wisest man We ever knew, knew nothing.
He had wise look and the only sense he had was
the sense Of keeping his mouth shut His wise
look increased with age, and he came to be an
oracle without having oracled anything. For .
quarter of century he held his peace, but a dish
at dinner was his undoing. At dinner the wise
man sat in all the mystery II his solemn silence.
There happened to be shrimps, and as that was
mentioned his face lighted up. There was hush
as II the Great Moment had arrived VIXEN the wise
man was going to speak He did speak. He sim
ply said, "Thems me- 1t was sad break OF an
owl like silence, and 1t fixed the man.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17

Ninety-six young women are learning. to <.prac.:
tce economy at the Kansas State Agricultural col.
leget at Manhattan. They divided into groups
of four each and each group is allowed s4Oo bv
the facultywth which the cook is expected to fur
nsh five meals each for persons or at the rate
of 20 centssa meal. This is sometimes done we'll
Tor 1918 each and from it the cost of laundering
the table lnen, decorating the tables, etc.. Is in.
Guided This is most important course and one
which every young" woman who expects to ever be
mistress in her own home, ought to alike. High
arts are all right but the woman who is worth the
most in these days OF increased cost Of living is
she who can plan good meal and cook it in tho
most economical manner.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17
CONFEDERATE NIGHTMARE.

Senator Hepburn of Idaho, appears to be the spe
cial representative OF that small class of persons
who rejoice to be known as South.haters.
He had previously established his reputation in
the matter mentioned by making violent wordy
protest against the statue of the great Southern
soldier, Robert E. Lee, that stands in the historic
hal OF the National capitol at Washington. A
marble Washington and bronze Lee stand side
by side in that ha4 and the latter has steInly
fused to retreat before the denunciations OF the
Idaho senator. 1t always required something more
serious than loud talk and billingsgate to force
him to retreat
Not having been able to drive the bronze hero
out Of Statutory hall, the Idaho senator yesterday
denounced and opposed bill in the United States
senate to lend to the State Of Alabama tents
for it's Confederate veteran encampment, but the
bill passed with only one dissenting vote, which
was that of the Idaho senator.
Mr.. Hepburn, if he would only read law framed
by Republican Senator Of Ohio, regulating the mil
a he might be able to understand that the militia
of Alabama and of every state in the Union are
virtually part of the United States army, and in
case OF war would be the first reserve called out.
The Confederate veterans would gladly take serv
ice for the Union under the cd flag, but they are
too old. Their hearts are there, however, and the
fact that they may sleep in tents next spring
should not disturb the Idaho senator's slumbers
with nightmare. They are harmless-New Orleans
Picayune.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17

There are three judges of the supreme court to
be elected at the next general election in November
North Dakota needs supreme judges with liberal
minds, who are not stcklers on technicalities One
judge with old-fashioned ideas may be all right on
the bench, but when all of them are willing to
send cases back for retrial because is" were not
dotted nor all of the is crossed, it is time to make
a change, We refer to the Noah case. where our
worthy judges were willing to put Ward county to
an expense of several hundred dollars for a new
trial, just because the clerk failed to name tho
crime OF which Noah had entered plea of guilty,
and who instead plainly stated that he had pleaded
guilty to the charge. filed in the complaint l..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17

The Granville Herald in speaking of G, w.
AookWay's candidacy for state senator, says: He
does not profess to be wiseacre and know
remedy for every evil Of the body polite, etc."
We'd rather take our chances on such a fellow
than the fellow whe knsws how to m, .varv
-~face from the presidents job down.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17

The primary law Is getting some rather sewers
jolts in the northwest and in North Dakota The
opportunities become candidates for once seems
to be pretty well exploded by the manipulations
Of political leaders 1t appear. to have succeeded
select sets OF to run for Office, and support
them to the exclusion of other candidates The
Independent candidates who believe they have a
chance Of winning a nomination. it would seem, are
doomed to disappointment Whether or not an
amendment OF the present law with reference to
state candidates, having in view system Of nom.
nations by delegate representation, safeguarded as
to choice, and with possible referendum to the
people in the event of strong minority preference,
would or would not be an improvement upon the
present system is a question that is likely to be
ventions make mistakes, and combinations do
things that are dstasteful and subject to criticism
But whether public life and the inclination to enter
it is made easier and better by the statewide
primary is question open to serious discussion
Bismarck Tribune
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17

Some interesting farmers communications ap
pear in this issue of the Independent. This paper
welcomes these letters. We, of course cannot
agree with everything that appear in all Of these
letters, because they express variety Of views,
nevertheless, we believe in a broadminded policy,
and gladly give them space. We do not refer par
ticuarly to the letters in this issue. We are glad
to see our farmer friends wide awake 1t shows
that they are thinking Independently, and moth
ing but good can be the result.
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The citizens Of northern Williams county are dis
GUESSING county division and will probably divide
that county at the next election if they properly
organize Williams county ought to be divided. Let
. man in the northern part Of the county, Am
brose, for instance have business transaction in
the: county seat, and unless he goes country,
he has to go by rail to F1axton, thence to Minot,
and west 1923 miles to W1ston, travelling dis
lance of over 200 miles either way.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17

You notice that it is we'll supplied
with tonics; also that it insures good
action upon the kidneys, and it contains
large percentage of the most popular lax.
alive on the market to-day; namely,
Cascara Sagrade.
Now is the time to begin feeding your
stock in preparation for the Spring work.
You will do we'll to avoid unknown stock
powders and feed this scientific condition
powder. .H *-.. f., ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17
Cascarian
Condition
Powder
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Before giving you the Formula and ex.
planning it's action, it is a sufficient guar.
antee of purity and goodness to know that
it comes from the laboratory of Park, Davis
g. Co., Of Detroit, Michigan, the largest
manufacturing chemists in the world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-26
THE BEST EDUCATION.

The ambitious boys and girls Of Ok
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