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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
FOUGHT IN THE TREES.
Curious oael Between Pair Of Fire
Eatina Een.hmen.

In the swssh0r king days Of the
early part oe the nineteenth century
tie duelinS hero IN France was the
Marquis Merle dc Ss.a.eSlar.e. whose
Affairs Q. honor were almost incessant.
0ne Of these is $ ID TO have been so
ridiculous that I. ,.eiped to set in mo-
ton the current II feeling that has
since made dueiins 50 much less hon
orabie than 1t ono was
II appears that aae day there called
upon the MARQUIS one Pterrot d'1ssac,
himself q fa1eus dueiist Now. IN
French pierro- rseans sparrow and
merle means black bird
D'Issac struck himself on the chest
with emphatic islity Marquis"
said he. i am 4 Boaaparsist and you
are roylist- Moreover am the
sparrow and you are the blackbird-
II seems 70 me that there is one bird
Of Us too many
Il quite ssree III you. monsieur
politely renlie,i Z. marquis. and my
choice is p.stols. AID, as is appropriate
ASt l'.t5uS { Nt4. II s'Stt,>, itt US lkut III
the trees
Fier-ot lssac as agreeable TO this
unique suggestion and as if it were
not q SUN eien,,y idiculous thing that
one man should challenge another be-
cause his lame was Sparrow and the
other Blackhird u duel was actually
fought from trees The seconds stood
on the ground below
Al a 81 en- signal the pistols were
6red, and there WIS rustling among
the leaves OF one Ct the chestnut trees
Pie-rot d'1ssac came tunbling to the
ground like a rire chestnut" as one
Of Sa.nte-Marie's seconds expressed it,
whereupon Merle de sainte-Mare in
facetious mood began to chirp tn
umphantly in imitation Of the song Of
the hlacktird DIssac waited till he
had recovered from his wound and
then challenged Sainte. Marie for the
chirp.
This tine there was nothing anus
ing about the encounter 1t was
fought With SWORDS and Sainte-Marie
was badly wounded. The spanpw had
avenged himself on the blackeird-
New York Herald
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
Saved hx q Joke.

Students .: Edinburgh university
WHO cauld not spell iell on ev.l days
when Professor Trail. editor Of a
former edition Of the Encvclopae-
dia Britannica, was an examiner.
According 10 Professo, Knight )
sRaool.ections.'' Professor Trail
one dar objected TO candidate TO-
graduation. who was native o.
Cey,on. On the ground q fa,se
spelling.
Why, he actually spelled exceed
with one se.'' said he.
Well Instant, replied Pro
lessor Henderson, who filed the
chair .: pathology IN the uaiyer
sit,-. you should remember that he
comes from the land Of the Singal
esq :,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
A MODES. se;ee.i...

No5eSy was Toninen. feature
i ~ ela-acte. O. taa eminen.
s.TsIi<. J Wizard Gibbs, fo-
z-y ws.s professor 8. ns.henat-
.-a- pa-s.cs a. Yale. he sai a JUS.
a27rv..is:.on 0: TIE value .: his owa
x-s-ss. says the au..>9- .. the
aiE-zra;esl .se.eh Of Professor
Giles eo.anei n Leading Amer
l 2ls1 q Science ~ ss-sas
AZ ;o-m &. praise or pub
-.-. Il 1901 the Copley medal q.
7sl Society ot London, which
= s---1ed FOR the most important
s':.s-sc work done n say country,
rss g7en to NJ. Gibbs. he depre-
eass The congratulations Q. his
trends who had read the announce
1eat.
Better not say ANYTHING about
it, he urged. Every likely it is an
error"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
curiou. Rent.

Al Broughton, near Brigg, in Lin
col1saire, England, some lands ara
held b. the following tenure: '.Ey-
err year o. Palm Sunday person
from Broughton enters the church
porch at Caster having a green s:1s
purse containing 2 shillings and 6
penny tied up at the end OF a car
Whip, which he cracks three times
IN the porch and stays there until
the second lesson begins. Then be
enters the church and cracks the
whip again, tinall, depositing the
purse and contents
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
iation and Notice Hearing Proof Of
Foreign Will.
= NORTH DAKOTA.
ny az EMMoSs.

~tArf uf NORTH DAKoTA
Cui MY az EMMoNs.
lA unity Court; Betor. Hon. Charie, h
lrlry, Judge
y matter Of the estate OF Nose. hsa4.
Ar. deceased
- ~ Mack petitioner. vs Lena Lev. and
sA!a kiAubee, respondents. CITATION
4td Notice Hearing Proof %. fose.su
a state Of North Dakota 70 the ao-ovs-
sii-ed respondents and all persons Inter-
steased;
.ad each ?, yon arr hereby no., aes. ...A-
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
The Chaplain. a5viee.

During the reign q James ]. rle
see Of London fell Taca--, am the
claims Q: applicants sar NJ sfl-
opric being ve-T ni,a.e-ol;-. tl.a
king asked the advice 3L9ElTai --sle
his chaplain MAY - thar
your majesty viii sn6 9n il.
the gospel Of S. Mar -. ess-
enth chapter and laird
verse = The monarch RAD Has
sage, "Whosoever s: EMIT un7p
this mountain fMoatai-ne@, Be
thou removed and be lagg cast into
the sea (see).'" 81 King James
saw the point, and The Tlt, chap
lain obtained the see.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
FUNERALS IN BRAZIL.
They Are Rather Joyous Events VIII
q Holiday Flavor.

one OF the questions asked v; the
Brazilian housekeeper in aging
q new servant is whether sic E9e-
longs to a funeral sociatIon.
These associations are organized
chiefly among poor people Ar
one may join; membovshlp is e.
cured by the payment # a su.4ll an
nual fee. There are rs cons ,itu-
tons or bylaws. and there 4 only
one oblgation-eyery member must
attend every funeral il a fellow
.nenDef. As the ass gaa l.aye
thousands Of u4etabess ooeur
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
All tho Same 70 Hin.

Nine-vear-old Richard .s fleea
longingly watching ,..e l} a!1
Of his neighboraood, but ..e otaer
boys have considered him TO
young. One day he enssl
house triumphantls -. 'a)ll.
mother, I've joined | IL I3o e,.
and I've been abbrevia; + l3aca
WHAT" ooh, l don't ihean a9pFe-
waited; | mean assas mated 've
been assassinated," st Paul Dis
patch.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
nse of hearing or smell.
1hex Both Knew.

The Yo,l said one day in the king
presence. Il am the king And the
kin. laughed for he knew that sis
fool was wrong
4 week later the king was angry be
cause Of ali error he had comnllle'l
and exclaimed. Il am fool. ana
the fool laughed for he kne" that us
kin. was right
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
Bids for Farnis hing Seed Drain.

The Coun o. FL nous State o. North
Dakota, invites sea d bids for furnishing
seed wheat pats and fan same 70 be- dei.v-
cred at Linton. FINN NJ county, North Da-
kota
Parties slbritt.n bids NIL state the
a,neun. o. acii si,i. II grain offered, and
viii mark the SANE BIDS FOR Furnishing
seed Grain and address the same 10 the
Chairman q. the Bird .. County Commits
sioner>. II linton ll.nuons county. North
Dakota. which tit.s Ill be opened 81 a meet
ing ~ said board ii Two % O'clock p nj,
TUESDAY. Marcfe> lpll
The board Reserves Tie rish, 10 REJECT any
and a. bids.
Dated AZ Linton. Emmons county North
Dakota, this 18TH day q. March, lall
JOHN L SNYDER.
Audiio, Of Etnnlous oanty, North DAKOTA.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
Eats Of Pins.

BY a series Of experiments con-
Quoted on his estate French in
vestigator has discovered that pins
go the way Of all flesh and are re-
solved into dust. Hairpins which
the eyperimcnter watched for l54
days disappeared at the end of that
IKE having been resolved into a
ferrous oxide, a brownish rust,
N.-.a was blown away by the wind.
ls5sas,.: pins took nearly eighteen
s.s'',ss' ias 70 difappear, polished steel
slsse's In nearly two years and a half
i'rsss pins lid but little endurance
srss YEN .. the end of fifteen
months slsa s-ssarly gone, while their
wst>iTl ko!,3su: were still intact
Hsrpsrs WsekYy.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
The E1..,,.isn.

In home where lie mother is
sorneNllat aggressive and ,ie father
good natured and pcao. o.ing a
child's estimate of home conditions
was tersely expressed the other day.
While dressing the mother paused
in the act of putting on hey shoes
and SAID:
II certainly am easy ION shoes |
have worn these for four months
don't know what you would Do.
John, if l were not. | am easy on
everything
The little girl looked UP from
her dolls and remarked. Except
father" Success.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
Citation and Notice Hearing Proof Of
Will.

ol NoRTn I,ssoT.
ir>sA OF EMse>s.
ry n, es.rs Hes ctAri-> + Cae-
us'iero: TIE e>;aie II Let AZ
4 a.m.ei.a.s peii,ieasr = Ns;iss
s,ar. fsr'as,y Nr'sis .osh-au, jacac
t.ae aud Edward l. I.ncAs. = MINOR.
s. iy1r. his specia saurClAr.
>.nesn'> u.t.tion a-ariac proof :
re-pondea,s snd al persons ia,sr-
i tpe estate O. Leah + Caruichs.,.
80. ,ach q you are hereby no,!avl
MtiiAru a. Narmichae. the petitioner
aa> filed in his court a document IL
tla- plrportins. 10 be the last VII ani
snsut ot Leah f. Carmichael. ate q. ,uc
s'.t, u North Dakota deceased. KIN
lssillion praying for the admission -
' at u >as,: siecumen, As the Al = sud
So tttsnt 81 said deceased and for tii, IS
spes y Thomas Jones OF i.t'ei> u adj
ii3ti> ra,tonswith,he Will ,nnesrc taerepu.
'i hat 'he said petition and The pro-'s II
$50 pnrported will and testament vii Ia
a,ttd and duly considered by this cour; On
sainfdAy. the 18th day OF 4 phi \ y l9iI.
H iRo'e.ock IN th.. forenoon q that day Al
hi fudtt rooms OF this court, in tie county
% house. in the vi iageof Linton. county
a lsHmons and state otNor;h paSota; and
a ana each OF you hereby cited 70 -
tiii, ,ppear before this court al said line
i''isst, { any there be. Why The prayer Of sid
poi iitou >honld not be granted.
~ tit' court
CHARLES b oARLEY
Judge OF the County Court.
ilAft'si the >ih day OF March \. d rli
i.,f The foregoing citation he served "
plislf,isiion IN the Emmons Count. Record
aa personally served On Ed~a,. l. Llca>.
sis 'a'e W Lynn his special guardian
CHARLES h. NARLEI.
Judge OF the County Court.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
IT O r j..
High-Priced Quality in Low-Priced Car

all know good ass5
money! Well for 1911 much better: the
straight-ne designbetter painting finish
The competitor Touring fully equipped with
gas and oil lamp. only $4,000; With oil
$4,000 The open runabou. fully equipped. se>o.oa.
The beautiful torpedo looks better
fully equipped
put monkey ey
five hundred miles gallon
it? ASK Armstrong. Busby Lavles.
Order There shortage notwtts a.s
otherwise Send for catalogue call on
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
SUNNI OaS.

s>er;h Iaso.a Couaty e. El-er>
I,i>f-ir; court. >ix,h J4c.clA. ps>tric;
ntsr RAsAr "a Cor,,arat.oua p.A.ri--
-8,Gls hrla>e, dc.escArs >-1,ea>
saf- - Na-.. pAsats - rhs As-5se-
31ii,s. Is 'eacN1t
sfs h.r-ey summoned - sr>sr- ssle
.u, in .ss atslye-en;.ii,d Ac-ta- ssisa
Sl,<. n The 81 cc 81 ,he t4r-S
st-ei ST ~ Erluor> ceE ~ >q-;t
arc = >ecv, copy q: yn2r A1>Ast
b.. Subscribers =: their cS = = '.fe
!4tl-e- Nc-;A p~sotA ~a..3n tA..iN
80: ~, >e-sige u tts> II meas : s.s1
I>.s- Q. the J Ay Q. service Ans "a
ssl- failure "a App-ar q ~a>---
81 y taken a-atr>- yo1 Is '.--
$50 ine r-s.,' den saGei II its
$50 !; l..n;au, Norta lA,osa rs ..,a
81; arlafy 1911
ARMSTRONG \ CAsskuN
Attorney " q. alr:il
te. Aue ,,1>sosit. lsn; Nar,h
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
Not Much.

Howell Reading ulaketh full man
powell-But if you get arrested 'pF
drunkenness the judge isn't inclined e
accept as an excuse your Statement
that you have been reading.-New YORK
T'rcss.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
The erain,s Eye.

r. W. Dovne in the Medical Rec
ord saws seye'' really exists in
the brain. II is, in fact, YER
compound thing, a subconselous
BRAN Judgment involving many
other organs than the actual an
atonical eyes. 1t involves knowl-
edge, experience, very largely the
sense Of touch and sometimes the
sepsa of hearing or smell.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
HORSES FOR SALE.

have ffty-two head of good
a8Tses Tor sale; heavy mares, with
l9al. and heavy geldings. Among
tlese horses are some good matched
teams. weighing from 900 to i 900
i3qtlnas. Terms to suit buyers. Call
az lherry Grove Ranch. &C. ".
Brooks. (tmarl6.os
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23

Cutting.
Miss Keenly has an awfully sharp
tongue, hasn't she?"
II should say 90! She's cut most Of
her friends OF her list with It,"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23

Tubular well drilling. from two
to eight inches IN diameter. at rea
sonable prices.
All work guaranteed.
Dealer in pumps. wind-mills and
repairs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23

4 Goodness does not more cen tainly
make men happy than hapi 'iness
'makesV msm( goodzLdddor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23

CHARLES b oARLEY
Judge Of the County Court.
lAt,ti ttle ,th day OF March \. o. iall
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
CHARLES kuEHL.

BRoFY NORTH pAKoT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
City People Buying Farms

In an article on "The Abandoned T1rn," in the American Magazine for August, Walter Prichard Eaton shows how the deserted homesteads of New England may be reclaimed, and how a real country home is within reach of city people of moderate means
 We want to see our abandoned farms taken up by those from the cities who have little money to invest in d sum mer home, who delight in country life and country freedom, who will love our streams and woods and rocky hills, who know the primitive hunger to grow their own garden truck and who will mingle in our community on the terms of good will and equality which it's ancient stock deserves.
 And our abandoned farms are so cheap! No one who buys farm with a good view, good air. pure water, and plenty of trees is making a poor invest ment. There are at least so .00O, 900 more people In the United States than there were when our independence began. but thre are no more acres in the territory we now cover A New England school teacher with a family of children bought a small house, still in good con dition, d barn 60 by 40 feet, 100 acres nearly half wooded including the shore of a lake, and a fine mountain prospect for $500. Why pay summer rentY he asks"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
FOR SALE

s25, Oo0-Store, 2d avenue, between 21st and
 22d streets.
 S5500--25x1 40, 2d avenue, near 25th street $40, 0,0O0-50x14O 4th avenue. near 2oth street | $55, ,000-Well located and well improved
 corner good investment and speclla- tion; rental $4O0 monthly. $75. 000-Business block, long lease; S6eO monthly. S450O-25x140, Sd avenue near 18th street s3250-Choice corner lot, 5Oxls5. one block
 of Highland avenue. east front Sj0o0-Modern 6-room cottage Poplar street. liberal terms.
 $S5o0-Handsome corner South Highlands
 residence; new and at about cost of nn- | provements.
 s55o0- Modern 2-story home, Anderson 1 Place; owner anxious to sell and puv q l farm.
 s1050o-Each for two elegant places east 1 of South Twentieth street: fine location. $7750-A lovely corner Nofwood home; one 1 block of car.
 $43O0-A lovely new Groom bungalow. strictly modern, near Idlewild car small
 cash payment
 S2950--An elegant 5-room cottage near car. | Davies street, Woodlawn
 MALONE MCCONNELL co | Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance. Loans. 2l9 N. Fist St. Phones 12S9.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06

$35OO-Easiest terms for 7-rOom house has bath. etc. large roomy rooms plenty Of closets and on magnll- cent lot 100x190, one-half block norti of 1st avenue plenty of shade and fruit trees. The Lest buy in Wood lawn. A-544.
 S275O-5 rooms and bath. new house on lot 66 feet frort, street improve ments in and paid on. North Besse- rner car line, convenient to all the industrial centers. will sell you this place on terms s250 cash; balance s20 per month. 5 per cent Central Park Land Co.,. Wesleigh. A-543. s4eO0-vVeKt End, a-room, 2-story bum galow effect home. furnace heat. all other new and modern convenienees, on 60-ft. alley oorner lot facing east, paved streets, etc. one-half block from ear line, lot high and well drained. This is one of the best ar ranged and most artistic homes in this fast growing and popular resi- dential section. Terms $500 cash and $35 month. A-533.
 s5OOo-Norvood. S-rS,oIn modern 2-story home. on large lot facing south, alley corner, every convenience. bithulithic street improvements. block car line, in finest residence section of Nor wood-ss5o0 is its real value. Terms easy, low rate intarest A-B34.
 Place, bungalow on side of mountain. rooms, furnace heat, hardwood floors, beautifully papered. elaborate entrance features on large, beautifully terraoed lot fao- ing east. has all built-in features, brick mantles. beam ceilings etc, new and complete, and rare snap in the up-to-the- minute home. A-537.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06

k;,5,OOO-South roth street central bnsi- ness corner. lot e0x10o feet with some cheap improvements, renting TOT sp0o0 a year South goth street heine Birmingham's greatest thorouehiaF and connecting i've great resldehtiai sections. South and North Highlanus 1t stands to reason that choice eehtral business corners on South 2Oth street will surely bring much higher prices in next few years A-046.
 s16,O00-0ne-haIf block 4O0xz4O. b""- Iithfc paving on two sides. several houses bringing good rental Close to Terminal Station and several man . ufacturfng plants, could be improVeo and made a paying proposition, SoVoV cash, balance 6 f,or cent A-o4S. sIB.5OO--Brick veneer residence rooms with hardwood floors ana ca X and white enamel interior finish, baths, furnace heat and other modern conveniences, on corner lot Wlth east ern exposure, ono block south or TII0biend avenue. Owner built this house for his home and had high class architect to make the plans ana wuperintend the construction. A-sfe. esAkA0-L0t 50x140 feet, on 8rd avenue ziuAg 7Bxn street with some improve spAets, renting for sSs per month fhEs property Is next to z-story nrlok building with stores on ground tioor' A-z47.
 Saooo.-E.ot FoxI40 feet on Ave. B, be- tween a1st and Sad streets, improved and renting for s44 per month. Ave P ts paved and the cars run in front of this property A-64S.
 SS25o-Prstty lot 70x160 feet on Whit sker street. less than one block south of Highland avenue, with eastern exposure. A-S5O-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
The Waste of Hate

How I hate that mani'
 But" said L.
 You cannot afford to hate any one. Hate Is expensive"
 Which Is true Hate consumes vital force. IL dissiDates energy. And it profits nothing.
 If you hate some one you will show ft And thus you put 1t into the pow er of the one you hate to make you miserable. Why hand over 10 your dearest fo7 a whip which he may use to scourge you?
 The late Paul Morton, president of one Of the big insurance companies. when asked if he did not like to get even" with persons who had wronged him, replied:
 Y haven, time to get even. I am too busy"
 Which is philosophical. AS we say on the street. the best thing to do In Is too short to pursue people for the sake of revenge. Moreover
 In order to "get even" you must lower yourself to the level of him you seek to punish, which means that you shall add to the bitterness of your hatred the loss of your self-respect. If you cannot do better you at least can say:
 Seorn to be scorned by one Whom scorn-
 Is that a matter to cause regret?
 Is that a matter to make me fret?
 In other words, If you cannot frame better philosophy consider tht source"
 Better still
 Live on a plane where distress can not come to you because of the hatred 8 of any man. Lincoln was the best abused anC . most thoroughly hated man of his gen eration, but Emerson says of him: } Ills heart was as large as tn, world, and yet 1t had no room in i for the memory of a wrong" He lived on the heights.
 To thus live high above all pett, grudses and little animosities Is t, live in an atmosphere of malice to ward none and charity for all" l Can't live up there?
 We'll, it is rather high living fol most of us We may get up at times , but the air of that altitude is too rare. fled for our unacclimated souls
 But
 We cannot afford to live down or the swamp level of passionate dis likes and personal hatreds. Menial chtlls and fever prevail in the miasme of that level
 If we cannot live on the heights le us at least abide on the hillside l where we may learn to cease to hate and to forgive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
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