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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-12-31
NEW YEARS GREETINGS.
(Gontinued from Page ~

fills it promises by bringing any permanent hap
piness. The latter, the cross, appeals to mans
son and spiritual nature. Ones hopes centered on
the is the of happiness, because saliva
ton, which means unending bliss, comes from the
humility of the cross. At the foot of the cross one
may say with st Paul: 'Oh DEATH where is thy
victory; oh death, where is thy sting The cross
brings real and permanent happiness. Its victim
has said: BLESSED We that hunger and thirst
after Justice, for we shall be satisfied" When sat
isficd, then indeed is one happy. This happiness
is the greetings which The Intermountain Catholic
sends to all its readers on New Years day. F..
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-12-31
Joseph VIM. Taylor
UTAHS LEADING UNDERTstKER AND LICENSED
EMBALMER.

Telephone 351. Office open day night o. Is
West Temple street. SaI Lake City. Utah.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-12-31
A Give-Away.

"What we're you and Mr.. Smith talking about
in the parlorl' demanded Miss Bushes mother.
@Oh, we were discussing our lith and kin" re-
piled the young lady.
"Yeth, you wath,' nterposed her little sister.
'.Mr Thmith asked for kith and you thed You
kin
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-12-31
Unselfish Bow.

Joseph, ] should think you'd be ashamed to be
in the same class with boys so much smaller than
yourself
'Well, mother replied Zoe, Il look at it in
different way. 1t makes me feel fine to see how
proud the small boys are to be in the same class
with a big boy like me-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-12-31
A Base Materialist.

She-I don't see why you should hesitate to
marry on $4,000 year. Papa says my gowns never
cost more than that.
He-But, my dear, we must have something to
eat
She ,petulnaty) -Isn't that Just like a mani
always thinking of his stomach.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-12-31
According to Her Count.

"Yes,' said the young wife "Philip and I have
lived together whole year, and we've never had
the slightest quarrel"
What are YOU talking about! You and Philip
were married seven years ago,
ITO be sure we were, but you forget that he's a
travelling salesman"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-12-31
Reciprocity.

She sewed a button On my coat,
For [ was far from mother.
IT'S such a thing" she said to me,
As I'd do for my brother"
She looked SO pretty sitting there,
l quickly stopped and kissed her,
. It's such a thing" / said to her,
'As I'd do to my sister"
Oliver Balfour
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-12-31
Just a Hint.

Mrs Sharpley-Next time you call i want you
to give your opinion Of the new dog we are going
to get.
Mrs Sharpley-Oh, not for twelve months at
least!
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-01
Harvest Home.

Arrangements are being made to hold
harvest. home praise and thanksgiving
services at the M. +. church Sunday.
DR.. Geo. t. Notson, of Mitchell, a
prominent member of the Dakota con-
ference, will preach in the evening.
Good music and singing at all of these
services.
All are very cordially invited to
attend and take part and be thankful,
as Day county is one of the most pros
porous in the state this year.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-01

Wante Cosmopolitan Magazine
requires the services of a representa-
tive in Webster to look after subscrip-
ton renewals and to extend circulation
by special methods which have proved
unusually successful. Salary and COM
mission. Previous experience desirable
but not essential. Whole time or spare
time. Address, with references, H. G.
Campbell, Cosmopolitan Magazine. 1889
Broadway, New York City.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-01
Harvest Ball.

The harvest is completed, and upon
the request of number of young peo-
pie in this vicinity the management of
the Webster opera house has decided
give ball Friday night, September 9,
in celebration of the harvest close. The
best of music will be provided, and the
opera house management will make
this one of the big events of the sea-
son. Be sure to come.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-01

Sam Calmenson, who was called
down to the city by the serious illness
of his father couple of weeks ago,
expected to return to Webster last
Friday, but word has been received
here that the old gentleman's condition
is very much worse and Sam will not
leave the home until a decided change
is made.
Fred Russell picked two horse chest
nuts from the trees on the j. c. Moore
place this week. He says it is little
early for "nutting" but after the first
frost he expects all Webster people
will visit the north end of the county.
Fred says 'horse chestnuts" are not
the only kind he has met in his travels
through Day county; but the other
kind do not grow on trees but are
peddled by politicians and lightning
rod agents.
Webster is going to lose two of her
splendid young men. Jessie Siglinger
and P. A. Oliver this week loaded car
full of Immigrant goods preparatory
for their new home in Canada. Jessie
departed with the car yesterday after
noon and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver will fol-
low in few days. They have both
taken up homesteads near Moosejaw
and go north to become subjects of the
English king. We are sorry to see
them go but wish them good luck.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-01

has been visiting the past summer with
relatives and friends in Illinois arrived
in Webster Tuesday evening for visit
at the home of her brother. Mrs.
Thum has visited here before and has
many friends who will be glad to meet
her again.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-01
SUNDAY SPECIAL.


For economical and comfortable
transportation to the lakes $500
round trip at Day County Auto and
Supply Co.
Very few people knew it, but w. L.
Curtis, of Petoskey, Mich, was here
for day last week. He came in on
the evening passenger, got rig and
went out to the ranch and counted the
cattle and returned to the cities on the
train that night. He said he found
times to prosperous and everybody too
busy to spend any time visiting and he
would come out again later in the sea-
son.
Edward Blank, manager of the Will
liams Lumber company's yard at Brit
ton, is taking his vacation and Incl
dentally is visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August Blank
of this city, and looking after the
threshing on his farm. AS Ed. weighs
something in the neighborhood of
three hundred pounds, we cannot doubt
his word that Britton agrees with him.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07

- ~ ~ " ~ " Y, " " ".
2onbon, 6. 9e5. Hah Sdlut
Der am gnontog Itatteefunoenen Waba
len Dar Die 3uiammenitsaune bes uns
terbdiies bic fplgenbe:
RegierungstpalitiDn: 2ibsrale 1O6;
4rbeiter 20; Rutipnaliitsn 26; 5uIanl'
men 152.
Sppoiition: llnioniiten lat.
Die Eegierung mar in ben b.utigen
Wablen ettpas erfolersiter, ols bic
llnioniiten. unb bas Rsiultdt Der breis
tdsisen Wabfsn. in b.n:n 299 Wit.
s!ieoer oes llnterhouiss senGblt purz
Den. III, oab bic aoaIitipn in osnfel6en
Wabloiitritten Elm Witglieb mebr als
i'm lsbien Parliament sripdblt bat.
Bis gum Wpntus Ibenp bdtten bic
unioniiten netto fiinf Sibe eeuonnsn,
nnb Der heutige umidtpung su Gum
item Der giberalsn bat iie in unanaes
nebmsr Weii. iib.rraitt, benn lie batz
ten5uberiihtIib s.hofft, ndbreno bes
2asss elm balbss 0ubeno peit.rer
Site 5u erobern.
Die liberalen Morssnseitungen iinb
iiber bas Refultat Der Wablsn bod
srfreut uno fie propbe3eien isbt, bub
bic Rtaieruua i'm ntuen Vorloment
sine groBere Wajoritdt boben ipirb,
als i'm leBten.
Die liberale .Tailp Tens" froat, ob
5err galfour nod 5iihrer fsiner par>
tel i'm llnterbaus blsiben tpsros, nah.
Dem er itr oreimol cine RiecerIoqe Be.
re!tet bat. Die 3eituna fiist bin3u,
bdb iein britiih:r Staaismanu, feit>
bem Die gcltsregierung einoefiibrt
ipuroe. einsn foIden Retorb aufsu1psi.
fen babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07

W bington, 8. g., 6. 9e].
Die porldufige gsrhaftuns bes Suan
Candies a3coniu. zines eiHitissn meris
tunilhen aongrsB Utitslieoes unb
Sournaliiten, ipurte auT Rsquiiition
Der rneritaniitsH Rs9ierung Dom Su.
iti3sDeparienRnt angeorbHei. Die
meriianiite Hssisrung ertl1rt, bab
Elm Saftbefshi lpegsn Grlanssns bon
gsto unter falIfer 9oripdnben segn
i'm IN Ulerito ertniIsn uno teine 9los
Iitit babel i'm Spisls lei. Die bieiigen
syreuubs 4scouia's srtldren auf Der
anosren Seite. bag Dia3 benielben in
feline geipuIt bsiommsn moh.s, neil er
crei Sabre lang ein 4nas9ia5sg sglatt
htrausgdb.
4seonia III elm Sobn bes peritorbes
uen friiberen meritanifteu gefonoten
4Secnia uno fam ON 17.Ropemter pon
Son Qntpnio mad bier, um iin NIT
5rancisco maosro, ben Jiibrsr Der rt.
pclutipndren gstpsgung in Werio, su
berotbsn. Gr behauptst, bdb bic 9e.
idihte. ipsgen 0ersr man feline 4uss
Iiefsruns forb.rt. Dor 4 Sabren ii6
5utrus uno oaB sr leoisIid ais 3suse
in Derlslben fiaurirt babe. Die Ins
tlaee lei oamals ubrisens ais belangs
los fallen eelaHen lporbsn. DIR 4n@
malt Nseonid's miro ith nit aner
WoGt isiusr Aus!isitruns ,Dtoeriesen.
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Oge(cgrap6
Cine 9eiitesseft5rte bes
aebt SeIbitmorb.

Sadion, WiH., 6. Ies. Trau
S. X. 6ubspetb, eine rsite piIdnserin
bon Da3oo Gounin. besing bsuis bas
burh SeIbiimoro, bob iie BON einem
Boot in ben Wo!f Gate iprana unh
srtrant. Die Jrau mar burh 9riibs-
leisn iib.r fhpere gerIuIts. pel6e iis
i'm poriaen Sabre pdbur6 erli,ten. oab
Der 9ou WsspiI maHenbaft in ibrsn
BaumiDoafsloern auftrai, um ibsn
Verfano eesommen.
untsrbanolunsen abaes
broGlen.
Gbteaso, 6. Ess. Mdpor guiT.
unb Der QusIhub beg Stab.ratbs
muBten beuie bic boffnung, ben alsi.
oermahtrsStreit bei3uleaen. aufg.ben,
oa Der gerbano Der Jabritan.sn uno
Sdreiosr iib ipeiserts, nit ben Quss
itdnoigsn 81 unterbnnosIn. Die Str.is
Ter ipollsu morsen, $4,000 fart, bur6
bic Straben poraoier,n. tpo3u poli3sis
def Steiparb feline GrlaubniB ertbeiIt
bat. Die 4rbsitseber Iaseu. bab iis
besbolb nit ben S,reifern ni6t unt.rs
hanoeln ionnsn. neil iie bi. Linton in
teiner Weiie ouertennen molten.
DO li.st bic 8erantport ri :
lidteit2
Repart, n. g., 6. Tea. @. Srs
pins Wolf. prdEbsnt Der Dolf llno.rs
garment Wfg. Co., bon oeren peibIis
den 4ngeiteatsn % in Der sy.uerss
brunIt bonn 26. Qopsmber ibr 3eben
perloren, beSsuste in Der goronsrss In
terluhung, bab FRI. anna 5aus. psIs
DIE tn ben 5lammeu um.am, bic QuFs
iiht in Der Jabrit fiibrt.. Si. bate
ihn auf etfpaige norsunsbmsnbe 4ens
beruneen aufmsrtiam MAIDEN miiiTen.
Die 1biir ON Jube Der Srepp. lei mits
unter peridlofsn eetpeIsn. aber man
babe ME 3upor Jeuer in oem gtabliF'.s
ment ssbabt. eugene MeGuab, Sus
perintenbent Der Unhor Camp Co., in
beren. .Jubrit oas Geusr ausbra9, Iaas
te aus, pab er bic Inasl.euten Der
Wolf'ihen Jabrit babe alarmirsn ipol.
len. bic 9hiir CUR 9rtpp. inosTsn bob:
perrisseIt ssfunoen.
Die perfonifisirte Saul
belt.
Denper. gol.. 8. Tss. - Die Is
Sabre alte Wan Staripsather, Elm
trdfiiges, geianoss WGohen, iii 10
faul, baB iie lisber psrhunsern, aIs arr
beiten niQ.
Dos M1bfen, BAG bishsr esspuns
gen mar bic einfahfien6ousarbsiten su
perrihten. ipeigerie iif Dor spei 1cs
gen bi.s fernerhin su tbm unb blitb
einfah i'm Bette l:egen. qls Wap al
siisn psrlangte. befam iie sur ants
mort, oab iie oufitebsn unb Is iih
Ielbit subereitsH miiH.. Sbre etnttport
barauf mar, bab fie Iieber perbungsrn
tpiiroe, unb i.itbem bat fe aud nihts
gegtiItn. Die gltsrH tpanotsn iih nun
an bos Jussnoseridi, Der Rihter srs
ildrie absr, er iei auber Stunbe. bas
Wdbden gu slpinsen. bas Bet. 3u Dtrs
.laKen.
Der neue Bunbes enator
BON loui5iaRa.
Baton Rouse, Ca, 6. Te5. -
Der Rihter 5. R. 2bornton bon
Mlegcnbrio tpuroe am Disnfiag bon
ber legisfotur BON Qouiiinnu gum
Nunotsl lenotor erpdblt, ais glonfolser
30 ssttsrbensa Ssnatot1 sGusr9.
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Die ben Staats3eugen Grion Cooper
srmorost baben IoQsn,
9sginnt am Mtttpod in gOopoilIe, ap
Der McorsJ9ibfOn MorbprO5sB il
ginc:nnes, Snb., eeat ieinsm
gnbe entgegen.



godnsotlle, oynb., 6. 9e8. -
Cine Jsusrsbrunit, bic frub am Worz
gen in Der 8. Senorthften gi8arrsnz
fabrit in biefigsr Stabt dus6ra4, ritz
tets einen Shdoen bon $750,00O an
uno brobts brei Stunben lang ben
gansen 9eiddft5biItritt Der Stabt gu
8srft0rsn. Die 8d6sr Der in Der RGbe
gelegenen 6duier tpdren nit finI 3oa
tiefem S6nee belaoen unb bieIem
llmitano 1T ss bauptIdfIi6 gu banten,
baB iia oas Jeusr ui6t peitsr aus
breitete.
Die sdn3Iid 3srft0rten Gei4dFtss
bGuier fino: Die 1ssnbrih Cigar Co.,
Die Gurre Dbistp &c., ous 8. SEN
orid 3olIDsrftlub Wagasin, oas
800 JdTer Sumotra Iabdt i'm
Dsrtb BON $272,0OO .ntbielt, Die
Soutbern gIprsb Co., bic poItat
telegraph Co., bic. 4msrican &rpreb
&c.. bic SornTtIossr SHOE Co., Gruit
anrbsIs Dirtbfdaft. Mart GroB'
Shnsioerldpen uno 0as grapf5e
Sffice 9sbduoe.
Gin Tussno anbers Geb6uos in ben
benatbartsn 9Iods purosu UNI je
$500 biz $1,000 asfhdbiet. Die i5snbs
rih'fte Gigarrsnfabrit mar bic grobts
i'm StaQt.
3pei Reger getpn6t.
Utonroepille, 4Ia., 6. DEG.
Die bsio.n Negsr Cabin Grele uno
SpIpeitsr psptou purpsn gsitsrn als
Qsihsn an sinsm gaume bauneInb Bel
Double 8rdntes aufgefunoen. Die
bsoen Adtten geitanoeu aus Der Sheuz
ne Deg Gogar 5ob geraubt 81 ba6en.
Gin 6iIfs@Sheriff. Der lie mad benz
bieii9en8efdugnib briuseu folte. pur>
be unterpe9s DON llnbetunntsn iiberz
pdItigt. tporauf bic Rsger geIpn6t
tpurben.
DsuoliHs fu6t um stner
Heuen Bro3eb nat.
2ouispills, &p., 6. OaS. Die
g(ntpdlts oss am 3. DECEMBER pegen
Der grmoroung Der aht Sabre alten
4lma Geilner gu lebensl1ngliher
3uttbausitrofe perurtbeilte sSoIepb
Denoling bubsn am Gienitag einzn
2lntrag auf 9srpdbrung zines nsuen
pro3sTes singerei1t. Niht psuiger
ais l9 9riinbe gu 3unIten oss lntrdz
gss fino in bem OeIud ongefiibrt tpOr>
osu, Der hauptidhIitIte III aber Der,
bab elmer Der 0ei9porenen Dor BEN
pro3eb lid ihon cine Uleinun9 i6sr
Die StuIo oes angetIdgtsu gebiIoet
uno oieie auh duseeoriidt baben ioQ.
Der Rihter 9re9orp bsitimmte, bdb
er Die arguments i6er oeu 4ntrag am
II. 8e5embsr onboren poQe.
Der 90 oore 8ibion Wprb :
pro3sBgebt ieinemgnbe
sntgegen.
8incenres. Sno., 7. ge3. Die
gerpsisdufnabme in nem prp3eb ge9en
Wlento Woore, einen 5beaterunterns6=
mer, Der Der Grmoroung oes Sel1uels
lsnbsiigers Gbarles gonaro gibIon
angstlagt lit, erreihte am 9isnitag
sin Snoe, Sn Der gr0ffuungsrspe fir
Die 4ntIags iuete Der Staatsanpalt
.. ). Gulbertion, baB ous GeItdnbz
nib. lpeIdes 5rau Woore ansebIi6 ibz
rem 0atten aeaeniiber nit ge3ug ouf
ibre gssiebun9eu 81 Moore eemaht,
rein mpiterioiss, xbertrishnes Mdrs
den" lei. Gr iaete. oaB Wtoore bic
Grmorouns Gib!ors i'm Yoraus sss
plant unb benz mianne BEL Der erften
gelessnheit cine auesl in ben guden
gefhoiien babe. Gr perlan9t bon Der
Surp. baB iie Moore iduIbig iprehen
foQe, ba Hiemanb siuRsdt babe, ieIbit
elm 9efes 3u MAIDEN. oo5 iih ieinen
eisenen Wiinihen unb 4nihauunsen
anpafs.
Gls bic Wsr.tibisuns iasts Der
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Selesrapbiiae Nutiscu.

- Die 8dnt BON Martiusburg IL
Wtartinsburg, Wo., tpuroe in Der 0ahl
gum Otsnitas bon G.nbrahern uu
$1,000 bsraubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07

Die Qiberalen lei ben Wabltn bonn
Dienftos etfpos i'm WortkI.
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Baton Rouse, Ca. 6. DEG. -
Der Rihter 3. R. 2bornion bon
Alercnbrid ipuroe am Disnfiag BON
Der legisfotur BON Qouiiidno sum
8unbeslenotor erpdblt, ais Honfolser
bs1 bttfsrtensn Ssnatot1 U1sGnegY.
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~ o m Inntio onen.

Der praFoeni fthidte am 0ienitaa
b:m Senat mebrsre hunoert Qominas
tionsn 3u. oaruntsr bieienisen bon
Sobn 20. 0arrett. RON Wnrplano. gum
Der. Gtnnien GeIanbten in Wsns3uelo,
unb Charles o. m;liou. bon Usoius,
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@etterberiht,

IHr Ohip: glngsneln ihOHes
gDetter am Witiipoh nno 6onnerltaS.
N,Gbig narte fpsi.lihe Winoe.
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Wtlliamsbu burg, Gp., 6. 9.s
5rau Wurn Gpllins tpurbe bier am
0tenitag 4benb bon ihrem SobneSora
pen Collins srihofen. Sotpeit oiss
betannt lit, iino teins Iueen3eugen Der
grogopie porbdnoen unb Der jung.
Mann fo9t. baB es fih INN einen uu'
aliidsfaLl bdnoelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07
9ro6e huers6runa In Gums
ollie, JnO.
2ie Tenorid1'ibe Cigar:
renfabrif uno anoere Wes
i1dftsgebdnbe nieoerz
gebrannt.
Ser @erluit betrdst at $50,
900 GDllarS.
3,pei Weger in allabama selDnht.

SoIspb Wenbling iudt UNI einen
nsuen pro5sB mad.
Der prossB gsgsn Die feds angebliden
Ydttreiter,
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Die Hespobner Der odniihstpeitins
bifd3en Jnfeln
Oas bdniIhe aabinet tpin ober ni4i
bic Snitiatipe ersreifen.

Don ben MabIen in England.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-16
FOR. DYSPEPSIA
YOU RISK NOTHING By TRYING
THIS REMEDY.

We want everyone troubled with in,
digestion and dyspepsia to come to
our store and obtain q box of Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablets. They contain
Observation-Disclosures and Pepsin pre-
pared by process which develops
their greatest power to overcome d.
gestfve disturbances.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to take. They soothe the
irritable, weak stomach, strengthen
and invigorate the digestive organs.
relieve nausea and indigestion, pro-
mote nutrition and bring about a feel
ing of comfort.
II you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tab
let's reasonable trial we will return
your money if you are not satisfied
with the result. Three sizes. Is cents
SO cents aond 100. Remember, you
can obtain Rexall Remedies in Bis
marck only at our store-The Rex
all store-Lenhart Drug Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-16
Saved From the Grave.

II had about given up hope, after
nearly four years OF suffering from
a severe lung trouble" writes Mrs.
M. L. Dix or GAINESVILLE, Tenn. "Of-
ten the pain in my chest would be
almost unbearable, and could not do
any work, but DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry has made me feel like a new per-
son. 1t is the best remedy made for
the throat and lungs. Obstinate
coughs, stubborn colds. hay fever, la
grippe, asthma, Group, bronchitis and
hemorrhages, hoarseness and whoop-
ing cough. yield quickly to this won
derful medicine. Try it. SOC and 81.
Trial bottles free. Guaranteeds by
Ffnney's Drug Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-16
AReoR DAY PROCLAMATION.

V0O~GSNWVV
Next to the soil our forests are our
most valuable resource, contributing
to the making of nearly everything
we use in home or profession, regu-
lating the water supply and water
flow of stream and river, warming
the cold winds of winter, cooling the
hot winds of summer, conserving the
moisture for the nourishment of all
plant life, and feeding the ever flow
ing springs of pure refreshing water;
giving life, strength and fertility to
the soil itself and protection to all
animal and bird life. Unlike our other
resources, they need not become ex-
hausted except through our own
fault. BY united effort we can le-
sto.e the natural to all its original
trees have never grown before. Every
lot or parcel of waste or unsightly
land in the state should be made
beauty spot, useful and valuable, by
planting in trees, and for the purpose
of encouraging the planting and
growing of forest trees in this state.
and in accordance with long estab-
lished custom, do, hereby designate
Friday, April Twenty-second, az Ar
Dor Day for this state, and earnest
1y recommend and request the officers
of the different cities and towns
throughout the state to unite with the
county superintendent of schools,
and the superintendent and teachers
of the public schools of the state, in
the preparation, and execution Of
suitable exercises for and on Arbor
Day. And I further recommend and
request each free holder in the state
to plant as many trees as possible on
his own freehold, and let US make
this coming Arbor Day day long to
be remembered in the state.
Given under my hand and the
great seal of the state of North Da
kota, at the capitol, this ninth day
o. April, A. D., 1910.
JOHN BURKE,
Governor.
BY the Governor:
ALFRED BLA1SDELL,
Secretary Of State.
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of said section, not de-
termined.

subdivision 3 of said section, not de-
termined.
3. While trial courts may, in the
exercised f sound judicial discre-
ton and in furtherance of justice,
relieve parties from stipulations
which they have entered into in the
course of judicial proceedings and
while this court, sitting as court
of review will not interfere with nor
control the exercise Of such discre-
ton thus vested in the trial courts,
except in cases of a clear abuse of
such discretion, the facts presented
disclose a manifest abuse of discre-
tion in granting the order agreed
from.
4. The making of such stipula-
lions should be encouraged rather
than discouraged by the courts and
enforced unless good cause is shown
to the contrary and applications to
be relieved from stipulations should
be seasonably made. Parties will not
be relieved from such stipulations
in the absence of a clear showing
that the fact or facts stipulated are
uAI1uS anu tASu OA4y "uOu IA0 oP-
plication for such relief is season.
ably made and good cause is shown
for the granting of such relief. The
facts in the case at bar do not bring
the application within these require
ments.
(Syllabus by the Court)
Appeal from district court, Foster
county, Burke, J.
Reversed.
John Knaf, for APPELLANT.
Ball, Watson, Young & Lawrence,
Respondent.
Opinion of the court by Fisk, J.,
Ill concurring.
Ellsworth, J., being disqualified,
lid not participate in the above case,
Hon w. c. Crawford, Judge of the
Tenth judicial district, sitting in his
,lace, by request.
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USE MANY ORANGES THIS YEAR.
Evidence That Many Families in This
Vicinity Are Taking Advantage Of
Splendid Fruit Crop.

That residents Of this vicinity are
taking advantage Of the splendid crop
Of California Oranges this year is shown
by the large general consumption OF
weeks.
Reasons for this are pointed out by
local merchants who handle this brand.
1t is declared that "Sunkist" oranges,
cultivated by members Of the California
Fruit Growers Exchange, have exceed
ed even their previous record for ex-
quisite lusciousness and full and ma:
tured flavor. O0)