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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
&mmtis elite at-&tpo.

On eienpummslis Wetbobe til Srem'
Filling al en- faniiis SiIfe prepes ipr
1ipen al aemiterne. Webens biptil
FABIAN Silte sr bIit lapet al geluluie
-altiaa al 9rafbre-bar man MI pps
baset, at @uItelibrene efter en- pasien'
be gearbeiSelie uniaser en- belt filfelis.
nenbe 8uratter. vi ftubte Seite, ielu'
bsoe areainrer % lnstebe 9pr, iom
life Ton anpenSss til Neuue ifeisoe, bar
man iunnei beHptis Sub. 6eSt % Ben;
mon bar lite piSi, bpab man ifuIbs
sisre mec sisSet, for 2emiferne icm
paa ben 9anis at irem1ile SiIie berat
Man Iaesr irrit aiSbet siemnemsaa en-
Grpess ! en- epre, iom Oplsier bet ! be
enfeIte NuiteIfbre. 9isie sbebanSles
pibere mep en- Slass @arueitpt bppr'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Barre eno Sfjprteburcrnc.

-3er Spiist % ben uuilje, Tpnoe'
b~uanpstioleu % Stjprteburerne bar
patt," itriper ct euselF YInb, "sr intet
! Sammeulisnlns meb Oct Ruieri SnS'
%irrelieu al 8araplpen fable" gH 1ilp.
ioi peb Naun Sunas Sauiuap optrnacte
en- &egnoeirsoag poa @ubeu, barenoe
nUset uuer Spoeoet, Tom man nloris isr
baube feet i @uglnuS. Oct par meaet
flaoere eno Iaraplpen / cpre 0aoe,
pmtrins ire @anse iau tort Ug Ter
@anes Iaa tunst.
9nrmenoe SUlitmnsisr iulate ben
Oriitiss Sausbrpoer ejeunsm @aSsrnc.
9rptetuIieue bIsu GnsiteIise ior, at be
itlIbs mite 5%ortisneiteu, ON Yaraplpeu
tum | BRIG. De ftiitebes iii, ire "a
ire, at islee eiter Sanrpap % raabe:
"Sfal Der life uare en- 9rpite?" Rsu
trVps ult bar Sanluap fin Taraplp, til
andre iulste bans Grempel.
9nuss Sursr bar fra iprit al ljeeiaa
upppul9re. 5pr ct Iarbuucrebe iiben
bsspnpie / England nusIe ult9s Ssrrsr
at bltps iret al 8u9burerne. &c LOB
8euilaberue sjsre lHuser % lGuser.
iii be iilIlut nnaeoe NED til Stosue %
op til Grmbullene. % oa Sursbeuene
osaa bespnbie at tiltage / Siope. bite
man paa @apsrne lit Wisbns. Gu ing
Sprabsbasie, Cir gpelpn &sib, blep
Ell Sag iOriuIsi al Ell Ipbsibob. iom
opsrialbt ham % flGuseSe Ssnil9peru.
al banl Ssnsre ~lsbiasebes ban pna
fine epabierture itepie al TO iiampe.
it9rts SUrsre.
Den l3be Sauunr 1897 iaass en-
@nsl9nosr peb &apn Spbu Setbsrins.
ton at lpabiere paa 9oub0nS @aoer,
b9rsnbe paa Sopeoet upeet. Der i en-
apis bIep beitreust Tom: "@n 5si Gin.
seit msb itari @lans os esnst til at
itr9mme 5Oif." Seibcrinston blep
omrinset al Ell larmenbe Glare %
MATTE flpste for at rebbe 9ipei. Gem
War ienere baube ben itrettelise Tin.
! ssit 5losbatien, iortrenst ben trsian.
iebe Sat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
taIeemnet, ,2uf. 10, 11-24, inble
ocbcS al Yaitor Saropen.

taleemnet, 2ilf. 10, 11-24, inole.
oeoes al Hoitor Smbuen.
Srifirfcn.
Boitor .. 8. GIauieu boloer
Tor Sibeu norif R%eIigionsifole / en- al
line Wenigbeber, Goure Wenigbeo,
@iraer, Winn.
Ynitor s. 8. Arepif bar iaaet
aolb ira ben lntberife Wenigbeb |
6ertile, Soma. Oct er enbnu life al,
giort, ON ban mobtnger eler life.
Sopre WenigbeoS ~llnaooms.
forcrina, @inaer, Minu., bar / oet
ienere plinoet itor Sililntnina. air'
fen bar bopt pnuifeliat for at rllnlmc
Dc mango, iom msber irem, ifripes
berirn. :. 81. Gitbp er Soreuinaens
6ormonS.
Maple Dan misunderstanding,
Goitor .. 8. GlauienS aolb, ar6ei'
Der mc6 Sroifab. Gen bar M orb'
ret airfebPnfe al 60 til ct a~oitenoe
al ca. 5000, Nenigbeoen bill mart
bare ct pent airfebuS. 90. Reis er
6oreninaenS 6ornano. Union
Safes misunderstanding al ianmc
9oIo orbeiOer iberoigt paa at ianrle
Benae iii SraeI. On en- fort 9io
nil ben ie iig iitarb iii at ifaiie Or.
ael til airfeu.
Baitor 9. $. 6rsien % Suitril
bar / minneapolis iorrise llge, bpor
Mrs. Srsien isgte 2psebjaIp, ba
bun bar peret ipaoelig err Sib. Som
befierbt maatte De iorlaoe lit 8irfe.
ieIt oppe / Canada iibite Ssit for at
isae Spile. 3e bar MI en- Sib op.
boIot fig peo Oates, 3ortb 0afota.
Sc fiji BOG aIlerebe 9irSoas iorIabe
@pen og reiite berfro til Rontepioeo,
Winn., for at beisge Mrs. 6rsiens
Sorplbre. Senere 9onr 5rlren til
bnae til Dafota, bpor De agter at op.
bolSe iig, irbtiI De | en- rGr Srcmtio
after Fan optnge Irbeibet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
VeIsiprembeo I cIptioen.

Ga Zen 3booos / aaret 224 I. Ser.
tleo biemisst al Ell poIbiomt Serb.
fj9Io, tom Der Si9lp baooe fra go.
nierne og @rgferne og ira belle oen
ca befienote 8eroen. gper os 8ri.
patfolf, 6attise og Rige, Spriter og
Songer beltoe | bette &iptligbeoSor.
belize og ienSte @aper Ieoiaget of
9repe, bpori De uotoIte I'M Nesfs.
lelie. 70 aonger poo SiciIien, Sie.
ron og @elon, ffi9nfeoe buer ooer 100
Salenter (ca. $250,0OO). Sgioa en-
apinSe lasoe itor geIgisrenbeo for
Sagen. Sum beb Gbrpieis (b. e. ben
gplone) og operbraete De baarot
Gjemie9te Hbooiere 100000 Sfiep.
per Speoe. 9ette bab6e til SsIge, at
utautge &pinoer fuIgte 6enoes grem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
IalebloD 9tftigt.

Get er en- aienossiernins, Tom neppe
er pioere fienbt, at Galens Blob err ali.
tis. Oct inbebolber nemIis ct @iiiitoi,
ION / @irfninger lille sr S~laneebio
ulist, Ds Tom tan pOlbe WennsItsr pa
Yattebpr flor Staoe, ia, enous brGbe
benz. Sois ma iprpter Blob Of ben
a~lminbelise Sauaal inb unber tSuoer
paa ct 9pr, inotrrber Der en- &nffs
5pritprrelier i bets Orsanisme: Sjerte,
ilasene blir lanslOmmere, aanbeorrttet
beiuerlist % Der Oiier liz Srampe oe
Trntniuser / MuIflerue. @r Bet e.
tilItr9tfelist &oautum Naleblpo Ipn
anpenpes. pplber bet Tprets Spb. Gr
8auii, iom fit O.3 Gram Serum a
Ialebloo inoiprgitst unber Suben, osbt
eiter 212 Miuuis 5prlsb. @u Suno.
iUm 1T en- Il Gram, bsoe efter 4 Sri
nutiers 5prlrb. 8lobet al Den ieo'
panliss SerifuauOsaal, er life fuloi fac
siitist. Meu be CODE, Susmpore. ion
sr bit nusiteljse fan tase Sasen met
go. Oct er bare / raa Siltarb, a,
Ialeblpbet er siitist. Saa mart bet
ppparmes iii 14O @raber-altiaa fac
inart ellen foses sOsr fteses-er Sitter
iilintetsiprt % 6aren iorbi. Men mar
ital bore ipriistis meb aalen, mar Der
sisrss iitano. Sar maj, en- &iit / Su'
ben, eller IfuGttsr Der Maleblpp pp
giusre, fan ber Opitaa lausparise Se'
teupelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

ON alt, iort er benbt, at mart aris ian
BIZ ipsrt2
Va i~taffors bort 2anS - fit en- farIia
Si'."
Set er iuft berfor ies tom," ia NiIs
Sau,eIi.
Gangs Sfiear oe 9aabsbrli 9arere bang,
DC pentet paa Sprop az Rinnrner %
aapteinen piniet % S~eriianten ifreb,
mems Hils SmifeIi eii Der cmfrins os
orep.
siIlut tot ban etiuirs beO aapfeincns
gorb:
"llncifpIo 9aptein. foar ies Cob f. nom
Srb?"
"Sbao bill Sc min maro? @i bar Iiten
81,
ON en- siine ifaI pi reiie til Storsli".
Seq filler til SienefP - bar 8 grut
for en- Naanb
iaa er iee fommen berbiem til bet gamIe
2ano.
Tiffe bar ies fiji = uaar 5 cir mig ct
8inf
ifaI ies traffe min Iano Tom en- p~asieIis
9Iinf.
@anmeI fer on? ga ia = men bar
trbq
/ ben sroppeu fnbes bnaoe sener os
8ba.
gil s ba' mig. ian ia mig = ies bb'r
mig frem.
init berfor oct er, at ie8 fommen er
bieml"
"sei, @ammsr'n on pas'er moi life for
os,
BET er %llrsbormen fer bu, 'om iial ut ga
ilaa'S,
Get er moriomt min Den, at bu er tro
Tom en- YubbeI
men hi - Ri bar life grut for nom -
9an!ee boobIel"
RiIs Sdli!eli rettet TN eamls Hng,
poa aapteinens GfuIber ban teri pe
trbe
Ia lin T9pe: ~Ssr unee Gen
Ben 9ngeu ben fommer - Sen ,ommer
iaien,
90 on buffer bu baaret en- Ranb, ion
iaa Ilemt
I BET fierne bar Iibt, men Tom aIoris bar
CLIENT
Set fattiae 2anbet tom 'tebt er / IsS,
lem iarbt at 1Iiater bom altiS beo
at Isfte bets Rabu paa BET blanfeTte
StioIS,
at lie til Siarp naar Der tr,iet bet
bu bar taitet mig ut $500 bit mig Teien
iilbnrs,
aa ia, Sen Hnoer ies NOT, set er IetbinSt
bebar's,
men bltif pnd Sen @eier bill mango saa,
ON life iom ou faar 2ou til at raal
Ren oct tiirseffe or. at Ror Rorge bun
ga Dem
ct Sierte iom aIbris NON fan ia fra
benz.
San ucnote Dem 8beeeu - stien bIep
tilt,
men utc paa siinet IA ban roTis os
milbt: no
"ansleret er iea, nler bere Ifal ut -
iaa faar : ba' 9pfte % Ststte ab CUB.
bet blir bel til SIutnin9 ben i~terteite
Na9t,
raar : itoler paa bam iom Dor @renies
pagt.
Gan pentet Ell Spsrsmaal. ps bao Ell ON
Guar, AT
men ba SoIen ballet bag SieIo % Star,
ban iat ii9 / ai9rren meb lsrct Sbu,
os iaa ei tilbars = men tisrte til BIN.
Saa @eien ban ipsfte os fang og 10
Iaa ale ban msbte be mantte tro:
ban bar Ell nom 9otnmeI os trofait BrS>
Del,
men "A join 8ooo SELDOM" iom fang
0aufee DOODLE.
=. t. Ntlauterbobet, omborS paa "Ieaus
r%etania" Site Warts 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
SfeIac MeSSeIelie fra Iotent.9

SfpIgc IeSSeIelie fra Totent.S(o.
Tofoterne 8iqiamion & Werdant,
Ger. 925-933 metropolitan SHE
@I6e. (fcr Guaranty 9oan), Ninne.
apcIis, Minn., er / Sen forlsbne llgc
ielgenbe Gatenter tiIoelt Minneiota
% Sofoto Spfinbere:
Joseph W Bragstad, Canton, S D,
Tanping Apparatus. Thomas A Chris
ty, Hot Springs, s ID. Stretcher for Frac-
lures. Adolph II Meyer. Pukwana, S
d, Traction Wheel. Henry Schooner,
Parkston. S d. Nut-lock. Allan Tawlks,
Harvey, N d, Car Coupling. Horace E
Woolery, Fairmont, MINI, Internal
Combustion Engine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

BEL og began fla til lllpffesite0et for
O. biitaa DC onerIepertoe nleb Rdao og
'Gaoo. Gen 9epptiife aonee gtoIe.
mpus ienote 300 Salenter, en- Drill.
Sfiepper Speoe og Semrner til tpoe
&ries- og SunbelsIfibe. Store 60
Der hm ogioa ira aougerne Antigo-
ms, Witbriootes og mango andre.
Sc @arnle onr oItioa, Tom man Ter,
IigeIoa gaomiIbe, noar set gioIot al
ltnore N6o, iom RutiSens Wenneifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Sangcs Sanpbc.

Wenigbeoerne peb eagle
@rope. So, bar itilet aolS til @aitor
SpanOe / 9eerneIo, % ban bar an.
taget 9aloet.
8oitor 6. S3bmon, Jon for
noale RaaneOer iioen opiuabc iiE
@tcniebeo / Sicur Sim, boI0t vi,
ffehsprGoifen % aoniirmation Ssn.
bag Den 2ben Aprll. San ifaI mi ar.
beioe ior 9iafrnisiegierningen ueS
Ct. Sobus &oipitaI.
Soma areos aiboIot ct friite.
Ii5t Snmtalemsoe i Sauses Ieaig.
beo peo 9ecorob, Sa., 14be-16oe
Geb., Iaitor R~usmlsieuS aalS. @Ip.
bet anbneoes mcb 9r9oifen al gciior
81. cferIimo ooer Gut. IL. 49. gem.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-06-13
Mines. Mills and Mining.

the richest sections the world
capital develop
rich mining districts In and territories mining
agriculture though hand hand yet nearly
other The farmers market widened
the be but relying home consumption
exist but in this the miner
upon other Let for
attention OF the capitalist of the most
mining districts and the county, viz Mackay
with copper Morgan creek Garden creek lead and
with its Ramshorn Skylark
rich and gold bearing mines Poverty
Fla East Fork Clayton Slate creek Thompson
Robinson Barr Stanley Basin with placer and
Sheep with their hundreds
Loon creek placer and gold min
Washington Basin gold mnes the celebrated Yankee Fork
which embraces within its confines
this time being
Boy Yankee Fork Custer has
mills mills Custer; dredge
mill Stanley smeer at Bay
smeter Mackay In Custer
nearly 5000 located mining claims and the vast region has
been half prospected
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-06-13
Custer County.

county, offers inducements to settlers and
beautiful its enterprisng people, its var
brilliant not inapty commemorate
whose dashng romantic, yet poduc
tive national history Thrtyhve
ago. placer mining it's prime and quartz mining
infancy territory embraced in its confines was
known occasional OF pospectos
travelling To them wilderness, to the maxi
In 1862 placers actively
worked Stanley Basin border and
in 1869 rich ground Loon creek
In 1870 pacers yielded handsomely but
until quartz claimed attention. years the region
forming county practically unknown From 1875 to
,sts and increasing population the following by
since that time today population of 5000 people,
and the following towns
Chalis-County ana mining
Mackay--Mning and farming.
MISUNDERSTANDING and stock raising
MISUNDERSTANDING
Clayton Mining farming and stock raising
Bonanza Mining
CuSter-Mining.
Stanloy-Placer quartz mining, and grazing land
raising pursued great extent viz Big Lost Rv
valley Spring. Round Pahsamaro East Fork An
teope and Stanley.
miles large of Connecticut and larger
Rhode Island together situated central Ida
by Oregon Short Line railroad the
will probably be extended Chais The
Rocky Bell Telephone company have line from Black
The of Custer found in its
mines and its agricultural and grazing lands.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-06-13

Your watch is away wrong" says
the friend. why, we compared time
pieces half an hour ago, and already
your watch has gained a full half
hour over mine"
That's all right" says the man
with the business-like face. II forgot
to wind it night before last, and it
didn't run at all yesterday, SO today
I've set it up to the fastest speed, so
that 1t may catch up the day it has
lost"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-06-13

My countrymen With speech and pen
dare the whole round world.
Twill gladden. me land and sea
To have wars flags unfurled.
The times Of peace would better cease
There is no fiag I fear;
hurl the gage in honest rage
To nations far or near.
And should wars tumult come to us, amid
the crash and noise
You will rejoice to hear my voice-I'H
cheer you on, my boysl
With all my might want a fight;
l yearn for wars alarms;
I love the blare Of trumpets where
We hear the clash of arms
Let diplomats wear high silk hats
And lengthy treaties write,
But I say Shoot End the dispute
BY marching out to fight.
Arid should the conflict sweep the land
with carnage that destroys
III stay behind. but you will find. I'll
cheer you on, my boys!
Let others prate we'd better wait
And let our foes explain
My argument is better sent
In leaden hail and rain
Let statesmen speak in manner meek
That's what they may be for.
But bark to me! I am, you see,
A man that dotes on war.
Alet when your regiment goes out AID
marches and deploys
Ny earnest cheers will strike your ears
III cheer you on. my boys.
I am the man who f1o,its Japan,
VINO bats the Russian bear
Who says to France this is her chance
To give or take dare
To one and all sound the call
That valiantly has peeled
That in the fray the U. S. A.
Can chase them from the field
And should my efforts have success, the
chiefest of my joys
VIII be to stay far from the fray and
cheer you on, my boys!
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-06-13
That Pang OF Pity

Though my head Misfortune's hand
be laid
And EVIL Chance be logging at my
heels,
Though Fate have shown she Is scurvy
Jade.
am not one who in Dependence
kneels.
And l could face the world with fear
less eyes
Did l not know the next thing there
would be
The folk who come to me to sympa-
thize!
The ones who pity! They who come to
How bad they feel because the light
ming struck,
And show you. too. how easily and we'll
You might have lodged the whole mess
of Bad Luck!
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-06-13
Agriculture and Stock Raising.

Agriculture ably supplements the mining industry in enrichng
this The Salmon rising in the Sawtooth mountains
border
north eastery direction recev
besides the East Fork These
with and its tributaries flow through
OF arabic land still uncuvated Since the hand
Of forced supply what whhods irrigation takes
tie the that annually would
fruitful valleys of deserts would the
the OF the sounds from homes Agr
culture the its infancy
The distant when gang canals will be taken
Salmon which endless supply
thousands rich sagebruh land along the river will be
reclaimed The Of this produce wonderful yields of
lay wheat per and large
harvested each year
Stock leading industries of the and
with the usually mild valleys and excellent
very industry and the
each derives of in the Of
taxes each year from the stock growers.
Climate. Timber. School, Etc.
The climate OF Custer deghullght snowfall
In the Valleys short winters charming winters At
Chal with elevation of sleigh we'll nigh
impossible Credable plehorc school fund
Each district has its school building and wepad teacher At
Challis the high school studies taught
Probably onefouh the territory this county
heavily timbered with spruce fir and pine
With large tracts farming grazing land uncuvaed with
with increasing decreasing taxaton
buiding with good schools and churches with
stock of luxurious vegeaon with admirable climate
favorable to health with fertile SOIL rich fruitful products
with mineral wealth gold silver "copper"
precious METAL county
gifts that will though
sence TO have been but part OF its progressive
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-06-13
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
It is earnestly
requested that every
reader Of this news
paper see the Bliss
agent at once and get
a box Of the reliable
Bliss Native Herbs,
the best Spring med
icine, the good herb
blood purifier for
the entire family
Personal expert
ence has proved that
it will regulate the
liver, give new life
to the system and
strengthen the Kid
neyse 1t will make
rich, red blood.
200 tablets $1eOO
and--the dollar back
promptly If not BEN
Gifted qui ckly and
surely
Apply at once to
Mrs. VanderVOr1
Challis, Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-06-13

WE Or OUR DEALERS can sell
You machines cheaper than you can
get elsewhere. The NE " HOME IL
our pest, but we mako cheaper kinds,
such ~ the CLIMAX, IDEAL and
other High Arm Full Nickel Plated
Sowing Machines for 81 90 and MP.
Call on our agent or write w. we
want your trade, and III prices, terms
and "a uarc dealing Will win, wc Will
have IL. We challenge tho world t.
produce 4 0ETTER $4,000 SeW1n.
Machine for $4,000, or 4 better $40.
Sewing Machine for $4,000 than you
can buy from NJ, or our Agents.
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE ".
c-Ava- rAss RosroA MASS Is UNION SQUARE, N. Y
CHICAGO, ILL. ST. foUIs, Mo. DALLAS, TEXAS.
&AI E0ANCIsCO. CA. ArLAA-A IT,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-07-27
THREE KIGHWAYMEN
GO THROUGH TRAIN
Hold Up the North Coast Limited
Near Buffalo,, N D.

Fargo, N. D, July 21.-Three masked
~highwaymen held up the North Coast
limited No. 2 on the Northern Pacific
road near Buffalo, N. D., searched the
passengers, shot and wounded the en-
gineer, E. D. Olson of Fargo, and es-
capped with cash and valuables esti-
mated at between $500 and $1,000.
The North Coast limited, eastbound,
stopped at Highbridge, between Valley
City and Buffalo. The three mer,
armed and wearing masks, entered a
day coach. One held the train crew
at bay, while the others lined up the
passengers and took their v%aluablss.
The %sleepers and dining car also we're
invaded and few passengers escaped
the search.
Completing their work in the train
the robbers crawled over the baggage
a to the tender Of the locomotive.
They ordered the engineer, Olson, to
stop the train. He refused. Two shots
were fired into the engine cab. One
bullet inflicted a flesh wound in the
side Of the engineer. The other went
wild. The engineer stopped the train
and the highwaymen dropped off the
tender and fled.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-07-27
TAFTTALKST TO BLUEAND GRAY
President Makes Plea for Peace on
Bull Run Battlefield,

Manassas, Va, July 22.-Mud be-
spattered after a strenuous trip from
Washington by automobile, over flood,
ed roads and swollen creeks, Mr.. Taft
faced an audience made up in part
of veterans who wore the blue and
the gray, within a few miles of the
scene of the first great conflict of the
Civil war, and was applauded and
cheered when he made a plea for in
ternational peace.
The president declared that a gen
eral arbitration treaty both with Great
Britain and with France probably
would be signed within ten days. He
added that he hoped within a few days
to announce that three other powers
would enter into similar agreements
with the United States. It was gen,
orally believed he referred to Ger
many, Italy and The Netherlands. ia
pan ultimately may come into the far
reaching peace pact, but the negotia-
tions with that empire as yet are said
to be merely tentative.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-07-27
ANOTHER TALE OF BRIBERY
Witness Tells of Efforts to Buy Votes
for Hopkins.

Washington, July pa detailed &C
count of a reputed attempt to buy
enough Democratic votes in the Hi
nois legislature to ~re-elect Albert J.
Hopkins to the senate was told on the
witness stand before the senate LORI,
mer committee by James Kelley, gen
eral manager of the Chicago Tribune.
1t was the sensation of a day of
sensations in the hearing. 1t followed
Mr.. Keeley's testimony as to how he
happened to buy the confession of
Charles A. White, the legislator whose
story about gratis at Springfield re-
suited in the Lorimer investigation.
1t was subsequent to testimony by
Edward Hines that Henry S. Bouteli,
now American minister to Switzer,
land, told him President Taft would
assist in the election of Lorimer to
the senate. Mr.. Hines had been
placed on the stand to tell about Wis
its he paid last winter to E. H. Gary,
r. S. Lovett, to z. H. Har,
riman, J.. s.. Bache & Co., and others
in New York. None of these visits,
the witness said, had anything to dc
with the Lorimer case.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-07-27
News Of Especial Interest to
Minnesota Readers
TO KEEP UP war ON PACT
Meeting Of Farmers Called for Sept
6 at the State Fair Grounds
at Midway.

A meeting of farmers to voice their
sentiments against the reciprocity bill
recently passed by congress has been
called to meet at the institute hall at
the state fair grounds Sept. 6 at 2
p. m. The call for the meeting is
made by P. V. Collins of Minneapolis
in an editorial in his paper, the North
western Agriculturist. Just what the
meeting will do, now that the bill has
been passed, is not stated, but the
editorial intimates that they propose
to stir up sentiment against those
who advocated the bill.
Mr.. Collins was active in getting up
the meeting held in the old capitol at
st. Paul some months ago to protest
against the dill and headed a delega-
ton that went to Washington to APP
pear before the senate committee that
considered the bill.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-07-27
BOOK COMPANY LOSES SUIT
st. Paul School Board May Change
Text Books at Pleasure.

h st. Paul school board has won
its fight with the American Book com
pany in the matter of the change in
geography text books made last Jan
uary.
The state supreme court, in a de-
c1slon written by Justice George l..
Bunn, affirmed the decision made
some months ago by Judge William
Louis Kelly of the Ramsey county
district court.
1t is held that the statutes govern
ing the actions of trustees of COM
mon and Independent school districts
do not apply to the st. Paul board
OF school inspectors, the state law
being inconsistent with the provisions
Of the city charter.
The st. Paul school board is there
fore not bound in it's action by tho
state law providing hat text books be
adopted for a period of not less than
three nor more than five years.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-07-27
BRYAN STRIKES AT HARMON
Fires Opening Gun in Fight Against
Ohio Governor.

Lincoln, Neb., July 22.-In defend,
ing himself from an attack by Doug,
las county Democrats, who assailed
him for boiling the gu%bernatorial can.
didacy of Mayor Dahlman last Novem.
Der, William Jennings Bryan, in the
current issue of the Commoner, fired
what is regarded as his opening gun
in his fight to prevent Governor Jud,
son Harmon of Ohio from securing the
Democratic nomination for the presi.
dency in 1912.
Bryan declares the attack upon him
is made by Omaha brewers through
the Douglas county Democracy, which,
at the same time, endorsed Harmon,
who boIted the Democratic national
ticket in 1896 and used his influence
to help elect Mr.. Mckinley, the Re-
publican candidate.'