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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-24
ZdravniSki humbug
v Ameriki.

Sleparstvo mixer ma svetu Ia
kO krasno ne cvete kct V Anne
riki. Amerika je dezela, V kateri
je kapitalizem Skoraj skrajno do
vrSen. Kjer je pa kapitalizem -
najveGje sleparstvO d~vajsetega
stoletja Skrajno d~ovrseno, tam
tudi bujno vspeva sleparija vseh
vrst.
V Ameriki imamo poleg dobrih
in izvrstnih zdravnikov tudi mai
bolj znamenite zdravnike slepar-
.je. Nekai takih zdravniSkih SIZE
parjev so vprav Y tenn letu zapr-
Ii ' New Yorku.
Vsi zdravniSki sleparji sc KAY
radi posluzijo tie lie meto6e. Ena
ali wee oseb, XII imajo denar in
MISC nikdar Studirali medicine. IL
stanovijo takozvani zdravniSki
zavod. Da Jill pa vlada ne more
takoi priieti zaradi Sleparije, pa
najameio "a majhno meSeGno pla-
co kakSnega zdravnika-pijanca.
XII je priSel ma PISA i'll kateremu
hi pameten clovek. ne zaupal nit
maGke. da bi jo zdravil. da podpi-
suie z%dravniSke recepte Kedar i
majo tako zdravniSko niclo V
sluzbi. pa izGajo kniigo o zdrav-
ju. XII 10 razpoSiliaio brezplaGno
ali pa proti zelo nizki odSkodni-
nj. V casnikih pa o%glaSajo zahva-
lie ljudi, XII MISC nikdar ziveli, ali
pa katere so podkupili, ia dajo
take izjave V svet.
Neveden clovek, XII eta tax o.
glas ze IL radOvednosti naroci
zdravniSko kn.iigo. XII nj mic dru-
zega kot umazan pornograficen
spis brez n%ajmaniSe l~iterarne
zdravstvene in znanstvene podla-
&c. Ia knjiga .je vada. katero W.
zeio premeteni sleparji med liud-
stvo, - kakor ribic vrze trnek 2
vado V vodo, da u.iame ribico.
Clovek, XII ne pozna zdravni-
SIKH sleparjev. pritne Gitati knii-
90. Boil ko eta kniigo. tolikor
boli je ~uverien. da je bolan. VISA
~vpraSanja V knjigi so tako zasu-
kama in z%avita. da SlednjiG zdrav
in ncuk clovek yeriame. da je bo-
Ian in da DO V naikraiSi dobi re
umrl,, ako pri vsegavednemu sle-
pariu ne naroci nekai zdravil.
Vsede So in napiSe list zdravniS-
kemu slepariu o svOii bolezni.
IdravniSki slepar mu poSlje pc
pOdvzetju malo pobarvane vode.
ki ie vredna komai on cent. cara
Guni mu pa od SeSt 90 trideset do
lariev. Ako pa TAXA zdravila gre
do V inozemstvo. mu pa Sc V listu
priporocajo. da mai pOve. da .je
mani placal IA zdravila. da mu ne
no treba p~lacevati visoke carlne.
Torej goljufajo bolnika in drza-
vol
Vsi zdravniSki slepariji pa mai
raise oglaSaio svoje sleparsko
podictje V slovanskih listih. Sc
veda plaGaio mastno tudi "a ogla-
Sc; sal vsako leto ostrizejo ma IL
soGc in tisoCe slovanskih delavc-v
IN Nth krvavo %prisluzene pri-
hranke.
SlovenSki delavci ne ver.jemite,
da vas KIDD zamOre 2draviti odda-
lee. KdOr pravi. da lahko diagno.
Zira vsakovrstne nOtranje bolez.
nj. ne da hi videl bolnika. je ma.
walden slepar. Pri diagnozi Sc ce
stokrat zmotijo Sc dobri zdravni
Xxi. ce prav imajo bolnika pred
seboj. Kako mai pa diagnozira bo
lezen Glovek. Xxi ina o zdravilstvr
tOliko pojma kot zajec o bobna
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-24

macdonald ottakrinSka socialistic-
ma organizacija. PokopaliSce so
strazile vojaSke pehotne cete in
skadron konjice. Oh gomili so
govorili sodrugi Pernersdorfer.
TomaSek in Schumeier.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-24

Mrs. Emma McManigal. zena
OrcharIa ST. > McNamarinem
procesu, ktcra stanujc V Chicago,
ie pred par dnevi vlozi,a tozbo "a
locitev zakona. Y obtoZnici nava-
ia, da je Ortie L MO kruto posto-
pal. da jo je $ pomocio Burnsovih
detektivov minulo polet.je zvabil
V Los Angeles, kjer .ie pretrpela
velike nuke in cello zbolela vsled
neprestanega zvi.iania in nadlego-
vanja od strani policaiev. Ona
sploh trdi, da ie Ortie McManigal
navadna baraba in da nj pri zdra-
Vi pameti. Pc njenem zatrdilu je
detektiv Burns kupil Ortie a;
obljubil mu ie, da bo delil Z MIN
nagrado 100000, ktera ie bila
razpisana IA ''dinamitarde''.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-24
mcnamara pred So
discern.

<" ava teuna, a do danes Sc nj il.
den porotnik nj bill spre;e, n.
bata med zagovorniStvom in to
~tellStvom radi u. /. Nelsopa
rotniSkega k%andidata, kteri 10 i,
pryl lzpraSevan, je trajala mali
ne trl DIM. Nelson je ma vprasan;,
Darrowa izjavil, da po nieoo,;
misli je bila tiskarna lista e.
Angeles Times razdejana ? A;
hamilton, ma kar ga .ie zagovorn;
StyO odklOnilo.
IagovorniStvo ie vsega skur..
do scdaj Sprejelo Fri kandidata =
w. AdamSa, \. II. McIntosba II
Robert Baina. Prvi ic bivsi ruaa,
IL Alaske in primal ic. da DELAY.
Ntvo pc vSem svetu ina popolno
p%ravico, da Sc organizuie. Reksl
Je tudi. da pc njegovem mnepiu
le pin prOvlrocil razStrelbo. PR
blIzno iStcga mnenja sta tudi Me-
lntosh in Balm. ToiitcliStvo ie na.
ravno vse tri odklonilo. Nasprot.
no Jc pa hOtelo toziteljstvo 20 yi
sill vriniti ma porOtniSko klop G
W. Mckeeja, Otto .JeSSena in p
j. Quackenbusha, XII so iz.iavili, ds
vcrujejo dinamitni atentat ma
tiskarno ''Times': "a Ouacken.
busha ina zagovorniStvo tudi pri.
go, pred ktero .je rekcl, da Me
Namara sta kriva "kot sam vragr
Ia da mOrata takoj ma vislice. Med
Darrowom in okroznim pravdni-
kOm Sc ie radi teh kandidatov
vnela VroGa debata nakar ie pose.
gel vines sOdnik Bordwell rekoS
da DO pozneje iZrekel razsodbo.
ktera bo merodajna "a vse slucaie
glede predSodkov Cd strani porot.
niSkih kandidatov. 10 ie prisel
Jessen ma vrsto, izvlekel ie Oar.
row IL NIGGA. da misli on. da so
unionisti razdjali tiSkarno. Dale
je rrkel. da je cital Burnsove
clanke V caSopiSu. kterim vse do
piGice verjamc. ZagovorniStvo je
JeSsena takoj zavrnilo. cemur pa
sc je prosekucija upirala. All
mislite VIZ vpraSal je barrow
toznika F'redericksona - "da bi
bill ia Glovek praviGen porotnik'"
"Gotovo hi biz. odvrnil je prav-
dnik. Potem 81 lahko mislim.
kakSno pravicO zaStopate VIZ, cd,
vrnil .ic ironiGno Darrow.
V petek go. okt.) .ie pa sodnik
Bordwell razsodil, da porotniSki
kandidat, kteri re ina svoje
mncnje, bodiSi gledc dinamita ali
pima, ne more prayiGno soditi in
radi tcga ne Sodi ma porotniSko
klop. : to razSodbo sta zadovoljni
ODE stranki in ~izbiranje porotni-
kov no scdai Slo menda hitrejse
cd rok.
Mrs. Emma McManigal. zena
Orcharla ST. > Nc\amarincm
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-24

Kje je? John KraScv.c alias
John Morcn. donna IL Sycrijakov
pri Metliki. Pred trent lett ie bi-
val Y Cornucopia, Wis. IA ME
gov sedanii naslov hi rad 1yedel
John Molek. 2G15 SO. 10th Ave,
Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-24

- V Hamburger so S~ocialistiGni
obcinSki zaStopniki stavili V OBJ
cinSkem zastopu predlcg. da maj
meScani poSljejQ peticiio scnatu.
V kateri z%ahtcvajo. da mai Sc carl
ma Ia Ma jmuineiSc zivlienSke po-
treble ne odstrani vSaj zaGasno.
Nadalje so prcdlagali. Ga Sc vScm
mestnim dclavcem vSled draginic
visa plaza IN tri marke m tcdcn.
- Ma Turskem so mogoGe 2clo
Slabr druzabnc razmcre. Da pa
Italia nina pravicc noSiti drugim
marodom civilizacijc pa dokazu-
jcjo nasIednja dej>tva. XII Jill pri-
naSa "Avanti'. dncvnik V Rimu.
Y Italiii Iivi Sc danes o. POO
tisoc oSeb Y slamnatih hiSah all
pa Y podzcmel.iskih iamah, kcr So
tako rcvni. da 81 ne morcio pri-
voSriti >tanovanja Y hiSah. Stofi-
Soce ltalijanov umric vSako lcto
"a raznimi bolczni. kcr Sc hraniio
nezadoStno. 800 Sto tiSoc Italia
nov jc prisilicnih vSako leto "a
puStiti Svojo domovino. ker V nil
nj della N ME. TisoG in tri tiSof
obtin ie brez pitnc vode in pet
tiSot ScSt sto pa nina kanalizaci-
lc. Skorai pol miliona Italiianov
pa zivi Sc pokrajinah. katerih
razsaja malaria. Skoraj Sestdeset
odstOtkov vSega prebivalstva pa
ne Una Gitati in pisati.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-28
iLAAI.IA4-1 :
Daddy 'sBedtirne
fnru Where Fairy Babies
Are Graded

HE shining brightly
M summer night floating into the
- What's thatY asked Elvery In
distant woods II putting
seepF Do you spose fairies babies
GOAT Know but that speak OF it.
nen Ias so on to dance
--
once upon time, 1t said there kept most
garden In 1t flowers Of
tended with the - - -
AND on moonlight nights the old
the little tulips back
n or breeze Lovely svey little songs ns
ner the most delicious
n form hitting about the putting Aahtaa
to sleep in - FS ~ 1O''o
Every one used to wonder the garden nouriab
about her house seemed gave a
richest milk, and her hens laid largest - - -
But by and by the old a
M wne ed and the beautiful kind
poor bent OLD body went home laid the old v
the cottage - - - syn HOYeu aneO
was very different sort or
ABOUT lowers but only for
Houu 40 FAVOR Tor unless
@ IT. All the lovely flower beds he might nnt
bages and tnrnips ~ - - 1850 paut CAD
me y music cottage The aor r~
seemed 20 nave luck about the
tnoeu down. ana the garden
disgust ne sold IL for trde -s' -
Beauuful flowers sorra+nou
music was neao there for the fairies who are
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-28
.OLD-TInE REMEDY
DARKENS THE HAIR
GIVES COLOR. LUsTRE TO FADED
AND GRAY fAIR--DANORuFF
QUICKLY REMOVED.

From time i1nmemorial SAGE ana
sulphur have been used for the hair
and scalp. Almost everyone knows Of
the value OF such a combination for
darkenfng the hair. FOR curing dan
arun and falling hair, and for making
the hair grow.
IN olden times the only way ia ret a
nair tonic Of this sort was to brew II in
the nome fireplace. 4 method which
was troublesome and not always satia-
factory Nowadays almost everv nm
to-date druggist can supply his pa
irons with q ready to- use product
skillfully compounded In perfectlv
equipped laboratories. The wveth,s
Chemical Company of New York nut
up an ideal remedy OF this sort. called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy and authorize druggists TO sell
II under guarantee that the money win
De refunded IL 1t fails to do exactly AZ
represented
II you have dandruff, or IL your hair
~ turning gray or coming out. don,t
delay, but get bottle OF this renady
today, and see what few days. treat
melst will do for you.
This preparation il offered 70 tha
public at fifty cents a bottle. ana e
recommended and sold by all drug
gists. Special agents. Fout q Porter
neld. 81 Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-28
DEcALoeUE FOR MEN.

AS the Mosaic laws do not seem TO
make great impression on some men.
Rev. William b. Willard of Chicago
has prepared commandments up-to-
date. They are designed to meet
modern conditions-and can scarcely
De misunderstood by any man who
reads them. They are:
1. Thou shalt have no woman ex.
cept thy wife.
2 Thou shalt not neglect thy home
Tor lodge, or club. or fraternity, or
saloon or any male meeting place OF
any kind whatsoever.
J. Thou shalt not be gallant in
society, diplomat In business and an
autocrat at home.
!. Thou shalt not compel thy wife
70 ask for every needed penny; Meth
er shalt thou dole out the same like
sour-faced charity
.. Thou shalt not allow thy wife to
become a household drudge. ensIaved
by cook stove, broom and babies.
S. Thou shalt not smoke 10-cent
cigars and wear silk hats while thy
wife wears last years hat and thy
sons wear hand down pants.
z. Thou shalt not quaff the flowing |
oowl sit in at poker. or play the races,
on pain of thy sons damnation,
8. Thou shalt not neglect needfui
discipline, lest thy sons and thy daugh-
ters stray into crooked paths; neither
shalt thou be harsh and hard hand
sd tyrant, lest thy children despise
Thee and thy teachings.
3. Thou shalt not neglect the edu-
cation of thy children in order that
hey. with immature strength and un-
prepared minds, may help thee bear
he burden of support.
10. Thou shalt. not farm out the re-
igious training of thy children to any
minister, Sunday school teacher, re-
igious zealot of any kind. or even to
heir mother. Thou myself shalt In
truct them in Righteousness, and shall
cad them in the path which groweth
Brighter and brighter unto the per-
ect day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-28
THE SECOND CORONATION.

It is a fortunate thing that the king
OF England has no real duties of rul-
ership to perform. II he did he would
not have any time to give to them.
Being figurehead, If it happens to
be the head Of the British empire is
no idler's job. King George has been
tremendously busy with 1t ever since
the death of Edward-and the end is
not yet
There were the elaborate ceremon-
les OF the coronation itself, and later
the investiture Of the Prince OF wales.
and then the royal trip through Ire
land. But George and Mary, besides
being king and queen of England are
also emperor and empress of India.
So until they visit their great east
ern domain and receive there the svm-
bols Of rulership-they may be said to
be only half crowned.
A second coronation. hardly less
elaborate and gorgeous than the first
one, Is now in preparation in India.
The ceremonies win take place in De-
cember at Calcutta and Delhi. ORR
entail splendor there will be something
more than mere description.
Queen Mary I'm her crown will wear
the great Koh-i-noor diamond. the
royal gem worn by Indian rulers 5000
years ago. 1t was captured by Eng
iish soldiers In the reign OF Queen
Victoria-and was sent to her as a
trophy Of British valor. There "a a
saying in the land Of the Brahmin:
Who holds the Koh-i-noor holds In
dia."
OF course, all these ceremonies are
not necessary though they do seem to
furnish the king and the royal family |
something to do. That Is not the rea-
son. however that the English peonle
cieave to them with such reverence
and insist on their being observed in
all their minutest detail.
The real reason is that bound up IN
them are bits of all English history
and greatness. They are visual ra-
mtndsrs to the sons and daughters Of
Britain OF their greatest struggles
and their greatest triumphs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-28
SCRIPTURE.
n Kings 2sf-1e.


And Il came to pass, when the Lord
would take up Elijah into heaven BY
whirlwind, that Elijah went with
Elisha from Gilgal.
And Elijah said unto Elisha. larry
here, I pray thee FOR the Lord hath
sent me to Bethel. And Elisha said
unto him. AS the Lord liveth. and al
thy soul Hveth. will not leave thee.
So they went down to Bethel.
And the sons OF the prophets thai
We're at Bethel came forth to Elisha
and said unto him. Knowest thou thai
the Lord will take away thv maste,
from they head today7 And he said.
Yea, know It; hold We your peace
And Elijah said unto him. Elisha
tarry here, I pray thee; for the Lord
hath sent me TO Jericho. And he said
liveth, will not leave thee. SO thew
came to Jericho
And the sons Of the prophets that
were at Jericho came to Elisha. and
said unto him, Knowest thou that the
Lord will take away thy master from
they head today? And he answered
Yea, know IT; hold We your peace
And Elijah said unto him, Tarry.
pray thee. here; for the Lard hath
sent me to Jordan. And he said. Az
the Lord liveth, and as thy soul llv-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-28
SATURDAY. OCT. 2s, 1911.
WORK FOR THE BLIND.

Why are most beggars blind2
Ths blind are beggars for the pite.
ously simple reason that they can gel
g living in no other way. Society
seems willing to dole them out mis-
cradle penny or two as alms-blight-
ing their spirits with the curse Of de-
tendency. 1t cares little about fur
nishing them the opportunity to earn
a living by working for IL
Earning ones own livelihood is the
first condition OF self-respect hope,
and happiness for everybody. 1t is
not less so for the blind.
The blind. Of course. suffer one of
the greatest misfortunes that befall
humanity. 1t is only piling another
misfortune upon this one to give them
aims alone. What they need above
everything else is the opportunity TO
do such work as their infirmity per-
mits.
In such crafts as basket making,
cane-weaving, sewing, knitting and in
many departments of telegraphy and
telephony-the blind become expert
and therefore highly paid workers.
In many states there are state con-
Quoted factories and shops where the
blind md profitable employment.
The commerce of the state is supplied
at home with articles for which
large sums Of money would otherwise
be sent away.
In sense every beggar impover-
ishes everybody else. In sense, too,
every productive worker adds Just SO
much to the general welfare. out of
both selfishness and humanitarian
reasons, society must see that the
blind-as well as all other classes of |
defectives-are economically provided |
FOR.
North Dakota has a school for the
blind at Bathgate The pupils are not
only being given educations but are
being instructed along useful and
practical lines which viii enable them
10 become self-supporting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-28
SUFFRAGE TRUST.

LIS 1t possible that even the woman
suffrage advocates are violating the
Sherman anti-tr act?
Miss Mary Swain Wagner, who has
been working for votes for women In
Wisconsin, says little can be accom-
plished in that state or elsewhere un-
til the suffrage trust is busted"
That charge is worthy of full and
impartial investigation on the part of
the suffragists. If they can't remedy
the situation, Attorney General Wick
ersham ought to be called into the
game.
AT the time when the suffrage move
ment is gaining such strength it won't
do to have it gobbled up by a com
bine. II Miss Mary Swain Wagner
wants to take the stump for equal
suffrage and speak for equal rights.
regardless OF sex-she ought to have
the right to do IT.
Trust or no trust. the organization
seemed 10 work pretty we'll in Califor-
MIA If Miss Wagner win take a peek
behind the curtain she will probably
discover that few leaders run things
pretty much their own way.
Women's movements are necessar-
lily like mems movements. 1t takes
some bosses to complete most Jobs
successfully. Before the women get
the ballot in Wisconsin there win
doubtless be good many Miss Mary |
swain Wagners standing beside the
road holding their toes-and complains |
Ing that things were not done their
way.
Mrs. o. Fl. P. Belmont. Mrs. Anna
Howard Shaw, Mrs. Gait, Mrs. clar.
ence Mackay. and many of the other
leaders Of the movement all have
Ideas Of their own There is dis
agreement among them. even. Nat
arally the crosshring will be hot among
the lesser lights. The road roller win
hit lot Of budding leaders-and moth
Ing is quite as CALLING to woman as a
boss.
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tHs~~~sMAtA ~ Sth@fW fAQU@Ea
It beats tophet every time a Teller
gifts to feelin' real well ana ut to enjoy
bein' on earth somebody drops In to
talk life Insurance ror an hour or two.
Anne Hilliker says there wasn't a
thing on earth the matter with him
when the last agent called, but he
was sick In bed for six weeks after
the Teller left
Elmer Jones says II beats all that a
Teller can't do no funny skatin' when
his best gal In looIxin' on. Elmer was
tryin' to draw the pitcher of q bird or
the Ice last winter and Miss Amy Per-
kins was watchin' when Abner's foot
slipped and he broke several OF the
commandments and a large patch OF
perfectly good ice. When Elmer fell
he injured his reputation.
When they git to naming gals after
the states ia the union the parents
will probably continue to make mis-
takes and name the little gals Texas
and the big gals Rhode Island.
You can't always Judge man by his
clothes but you can by his wife's
clothes.
Hod Renfrew says he never yet sue
ceeded In buyin' his wife anything she
wanted for her birthday. but Hod's
wife says he may succeed some time
II he ever brings himself to the point
where he Is willing to spend more
than a quarter
Miss Pansy Frisby Is making fine
Christmas presents out OF an old
Easter bonnet she found up In the
attic.
Appearances ars often mighty de-
ceivin'. Nobody On earth could be as
profound as some Of the senators look.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-28
KITCHEN LABORATORIES.

Every housewife can be her own
food chemist and ana out wbethar
her grocer il selling her goods which
are exactly what they are represent
ed 10 be.
Cleo can be told from real butter by
holding spoonful OF 1T over the Are.
Real butter viii foam. while oleo win
crackie, sputter-and give an unpleas-
ant greasy odor or little real hut
Ter stirred into q glass Or cold sweet
milk will divide and spread over the
mike surface while oleo viii cling
II one lump
+ the milk supplied by the dairy
man contains formalin- which il the
preserving fiuid ordinarily found--it
en- be detected by pouring sulphuric
acid into . glass OF milk. when the
sulphurio acid encounters the an
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nearly in joint debate.
or course, the tarifr has got first CALI
Compared with it, other themes are
small
They talk Of lumber and wool and
steel
And hay and mutton and pork and
veal.
And each man tells what he woula 40
Ii he was Taft for a month or two.
They talk in learned way for hours
OF our relations with foreign powers.
They talk religion and outdoor sport
AND slam the acts OF the supreme
court.
Financial system, of course. is wrong
And each one has said SO all along.
But each one has got a different way
TO straighten II out and save the day.
Before they settle 1t dead to rights.
Groceryman Jimkey turns out the
lights.
He furnishes all the oil and wood.
Though he can't see exactly why he
should.
So he hurries them home at the hour
Of ten
A crowd OF anxious and earnest men
With many grave questions in the air
That they might have solved IL they'd
fingered there.
The nation is left to its sad fate
And all OF the grave affairs OF state
Must slumber until they meet once
more
Around the stove in the grocery store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-28
North Dakota Kernels

Mot win have term Of court Nov
Taylor.
4 4 Hungarian colony is to locat.
near Flasher.
The instruments FOR the Taylor band
have arrived.
The wOodmen are to erect a $4,000
han at McClushy.
Bottineau is planning for farmers.
institute this winter.
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The Herald reports the cando hama
making great Roadway.
The value Of the corn crop in North
Dakota is being appreciated
Gee
The Trail county boosters plan To
have a bigger fair next year.
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old BtP Mumby Is confident there
is too much knocking at Buford.
A Donnybrook man lie said to have
1nreatened to white the marshal.
McHenry county people ara v-aa4,,,
interested in the good roads move
nent.
Editor McDonough resigned as q. M.
Stafford. 80
The absence of Mrs. PAGE or The
Devils Lake Inter Ocean makes a dir
ference-soms
Inc stock in a millinery store at |
Waliston suffered severe damage as |
result OF a fire.
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The editors Of Crosby and Ambrose
can scarcely be accused OF too great
admiration for each other.
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me Dunn County Settler wants the
- 70 extend the Stanton branch to
include that part of the state.
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There was a while that It looked as
4 North Dakotans would be Compelled
20 acquire the umbrella carrying habit.
several town are reported to have
oeen worked by female CRATER. who
claimed to represent missionary go.
,iety. So
as the new law prohibits roOaa
'nooting near permanent waters many
hunters are digging field trenches and b
Ietting out decoys.
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certain people at Marmarth NAV he
'narged with assisting a prisoner 70
Freak jail. One made an escape evil
lently with outside assistance. Ia
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The beavers are reported To be Slows
building their winter houses. This
: regarded by some as an Indication
Il late fall-and there you are.
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The Edinburg Tribune asserts North | !
'akota has the best agricultural COL !
sge the best president thereof ana
ne best pure food commissioner Al
he country. I
IL would sound rather peculiar If a
'ortn Dakota some day should be re- '
eiving more money for both its corn I
no spuds than for its wheat-and II )
not impossible.
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Editor Hyde, the new man banInd r
ne Valley City Times Isecord. prom \
les TO make the paper bigger and .
etter than ever. He is experienced q
nd has wide acquaintance. Incl v
entaliy he is a hustler. a