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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

- Neb. Y. y. 0eitldtlr1 bon
Uarben Gitp lit gum Yferrcr Der ct.
8ernbarb'S : 0emeinoc In Gbtparos
GountD ernannt i~pcrbcn. bon tpo aus
er &insIeb uno SfferIc bcrfebem tuiro.
Die braben 9emtf&en bsrt werben fi&
iremen, wieber eimen. bentiden Hrieiter
81 ertalten.
49, Gin Spe5ial5ug. NIT 169 SGnIz
lehrerinnen aus Utica uno SDracmie.
u. o.. ibren Mneeborieen unb 6rcuil<
ben. entgleiite am 90. Mpril auf eincm
friidj ausgcbeKertcn Ynnitc Der 8ipeie>
itrcds Der YennipIpania : Babn Del
Martins Greet. ". 8. Mht Ycrioz
ncr iinO In ben Iriiumern nes 3mgcs.
Der unmitteIbnr nod Der ghtgleifune
in Slammlcu gcbiiqt mar. rerbrannt.
Gbas. W. Yerion. Der Gonbufteur oeS
cnt0leiitcn Suees. .erIie9t mad elmer
Operation Icincn Vcrlctungen. Nebr
ais iiinf3ig Yerjoncn iinb bcrlett.
einise 10 f6fuer, bnB lie iain, NIT ben!
2eben bnuorfcmmen iuerOen. Nrci
limb in3iuiihcn aeitorbcn. 5tpci iueitere
tperben iterben.
gu CIT Waroen, ". sWa.. purs
ben am "a. bS. 90 Nergleute infol9c
elmer ggpIoiion peridiittet.
aIea3ar. 81, Npril. - 3aupts
mann 0rcmonb. Der 1ibrcr Der frans
36iifdcn Golonne inb Der Streits
ma&t bes Snltans. bat elm idarfes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Gatt ssM1 He<jYrs3itxt.

q 10 gorf. 27. April. - 8ecis
prc3itdt NIT Ganaba mub jest obcr
mic our Sbatinne iperben uno mub
nuf lire Deitimuaungcn bin angcs
inonnnisn oDcr nertpcrfen tperbcn.
60 cHfdrtc bcrN Yrdiibent Gait in
eincr .Aniprade. bic CT bel einen
Ndnfett Der ~M~iiociateo Yreb1 inb Der
y.Mmerican Neipspnpcr Y~nbiiibers
N~{Iocsttipn~ belt. ca mar 0ieS Die
erite elmer 4cibc BON Nnipra6cn, bic
Der Yrdiibent 6fientli6 balten luiil.
nm flr Die Dem Gongreb borlieacnoc
M~cripro3it6ts : WorIa9c Stimmung
an madkn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Die 8latterit In Chicago.

Gbicaao. Sa.. 80. slpril. -
I'm Siolir> 8oipital beiinben iid Siez
Ter Sage mebr Sla~tterntrante ais ieit
Sabren unb tdelih fommcn tros Der
umiidt Der Sanitdtsbeh0rSe neue
Yaticnten oaau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
<Jsstjesr 3lmtftassA tt Der
~1ltem9eIet.

Gcnftle. Waib.. q. Ipril. -
Cffi3icre 1es Dampfers .Snaba Wa<
rn~. pelfer beufe babicr eintraf. ers
ildrcn, oab in Der Ion9olei Gin bIuz
tiger Mufitano aus9ebrohen let. Die
MebclIen. ipclde bon ben 8uiien ana
gebli1 NIT 8affen pericben irnr6en.
tdbep 26 1Grfer nl Der Ndn0fGuri's
iHen Wreu3c eingedfdert. Sn ben
Gbnniis nnb &mnan Yropin5cn bat Die
Mebpluticn aeecn Die 9egierling gang
befon0eren nmfang angcnommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Sebrealicses Watken Ser
8emlenpek.

Calcutta. SnSien. 81. Spril.
- Sic amtlihen gcrihte iiber baS
8iitben Der 8eulcnpeit in ben Gems
trals YropinSen Snbien's ergeben bic
entietlihe Sterbe5iffer bon insaes
iammt 95,SS4 SobesfdIen mdbrenO
oeS Monats Yidr5.
Sic @eiammtSabl Der 8eulenpeit4
5oSesfdIe I'M @onat Sebruar belief
iia anf 43.o0S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Dsr'
lAee iebt I'm 4emat.

8aibington. 8. 6. 25. april.
- Sic Tprlaee bctreffs oes canaoi<
iden Mecipro3itdts : Mbfommen tpurbe
noin !8alie benz Scnat iiberinnot.
9ort ipuroe lie obne tpeitere gr0rte>
run8 Dem SinanaSG ontite iihertpieicn.
Sic Werbnnblungen barber f0nnei1
crit aufgenomrner iuer6cn, ipenn bic
Organization bes gomites nollenbet
Iein ipiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
(Gpe5ielf fit bieie 3eituns.)
3mr s~nSianapalis Gas
amgelts sfsmfntism.

. Berbremcn sesen Inter
netmer bsn GifemeonftrnItisne,a tn
4. g. fieIen in bcn Iettet Sabren
1i2 MenfAenIebcn NIB Gisemtbmm
In s8crt6c ppn $3,500,OO0 onrl
EYier. - gu Cos Ms8cIes fur.
brrte Gin dtniidss WerbreAen II
Gaenidenleben. - Iu Iiest bte
S1alh?! 80 Wn Memebmr?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

Wie aus Sos angeles perlantet.
baben beibe Ssiten erflart. baB Tie fir
bds Torpcrhor Der bciocn Mcylamas
ra's unS @c@aniala's 8eriiitct limb.
Babrideinli& fpirS es iladiten Iitts
mod itattfinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

l1niere Sagesbldtter bra6ten ami
9onncrstag Die Gahriht. oa6 Der
bodbn'i te gr5biidof BON Onbuaue.
0isr. s. S. aeane. fem Gmt IN bic
5dnbe Hom's nieberlegte. unD bab
Hom Die 8ciignation angenommefl
babe. Sic bDhlt bebauerliGe &ranfs
belt bes Oberbirten unb anbere 8riinbe
nerbeu ben GrSbilfof gu benz beoeus
~tungSpollen Shritte betpogen bdbetr
uno IN nnierer gr3bi05eie feben ndtiirs
lid Die @ldubisen beg Sprengels Der
Grnennung cines neuen S~ber6irtefr
NIT grobem SSntereiie enteesen. Die,
@eiignation gr5biidof &eane's trirD
5iueife0os Die grnennllns ieines Na@%
folgers beihlennieen. 8efnnntfi4
fparen ifpn perihieDene 2ijten borrl
GanSiodteu nnterbreitet poroen. obne.
baB biz beute cine ~gntidei0ung ges
troffen ipurbe. Cine neiie Nnmenss
LITE miro alto mobl ipieber Mom bors
gelegt iperben. Sir bic &atboIifem
Der gr5bi65cie tpirb alio bas 8ebet
fir cine -gliidlihe Wabl in Der Bee
ieslng bes cr5biihofliden Stubles
Uuu SuuuuuC CutC lutupltyC HILt9l uSI
nddlten 3eit iein. 0ieie Hflidt oeS
@ebctes iou fein Noblgeiinmter unters
laiien mab bic Grfiilnns berielben lit
niel ipirfiamer nnb ipertbbofer ais
miiBige Spefulatipnen.
Wit Dem Sheibcn heS bo6fp'i item
gr5biidpfcs S. s. Aedne. Dem 5tpciter
Gr3bilhof bieier 0io5efe. i6irinSet
aus Dem boben firhliden Amte cine
Yeri0nlihfeit. beren Namen I'M gan5err
2anoc b~efannt mar. Sic 70 Sabre
ieines 2ebens iinb tbatenrei6e ges
ipeien. Mls Sobnnn Soiepb &enne
am ~. September 1889 5u 8nubs.
bannon in Srlanb bas 2idt Der BeIt
erbIidte. abntc wo6l feiner Der Seinis
gen Die 8ebeutnng bes greigniiies fiir
sic firhliden WerbGltniHe Der Hers
einigten Staaten. Ser imnge &cane
fam nit ieinem Gltern i'm Sabre 1846
nah Imerifa unb feline critic 4rbeit
fanb er in elmer g~erlagsfirma in
Baltimore. Damn biente CT 3tuei
Sabre in einem INSTRUMENTATION.
ipprauf er ms ct. Charles College
frat unb nad %Nbiolnirnng beg ct.
BARNS Seminar i'm Sabre 1866 gum
Yrieitcr sepcibt fpnrbe. 8is 1874
mar CT 8ebiilfsprieiter an Der 81.
Yatrid' Stride in @ai6ington nnb
tpurbe, ipesen ieiner ~auffauenben 8es
reotiamfeit I'M Sabre 1878 gum BIZ
idofe bon Nidmonb. Wirginin. ers
boben. Or bethdtiste ii6 beionSers
fir bic @riinblna bon Semperends
Ycreinen unb murbe bnnn gum Heftor
Der &atboliifeu ltniperiitdt @afbs
ington ernannt. fir tpelhe er cine
iebr reac Sbdtisfeit entfaltete. SIM
Sabre 1889 pllrbe CT nad Hom bes
rufen. bis er gum gr5biihof bon Qua
bilaue ernnnnt nuroe. Sier trnt &c
'mieper eifri9 fir Die Sahe Der gnt.
baltiamfeit bon geiiigcn 8etrdnfer
Gin. crfraufte ,abcr balb uno mar 1T
ben lcstcn Sabrcn iebr franf. Selbifz
peritGnblih purbc Die 8iiroe beS
Imtes linn an ldper unb er folate
benz Orange Der Serhdltniic unb bat
MN ieine Heiignation eineerciht.
peld,e bon 8om angcnomnen ipuroe.
Gr5biidof &eane lit Elm assetiider
Wlanu, bciIcn Hcinbeit beS QebenSs
iuanbelS aasemein bemunbert pirb.
mic CT aud, ais 6am5elrcbner bebeu-
tenbcs Mnficben madJte. Sein S6ets
ben aus Dem Imte piro Dubuque
al einem Centrum Der Mufmerfiamfeit
in firhlihcn &reiien oes 0anoeS
MAIDEN bis Der ndhite Gr5biidof era
nannt iein ipirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Kejts ssWsrspamsektsr Gin
1pQmAeyer.

Rem 0ort, IS. NprI. - Sob
SriecriG SHneibcr. Der nit 0rau unb
lno pier5ebn frdftiaen 2in6ern bon
Mublnnp bier cintrnf. Elm nncrs
piinl@ter Giniunnbcrer. 1T. bebauptcte
ielbit Der perbiicnite frembenboiies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
SeIsenieRwsre Dertaftanses,.

Sos N%ngeIes. Gal. "a. Mpril.
~ Ni6t 9erin9cS auficben neruriadte
Die Hahri6t Der aeifern IN Snoinnas
polls crfulgten Seitnabme bon Sobn
8. @e9fanlara, benz SefretGr lno
S6afmeiiter beS Snternntionalen
gerbanbes Der Driiden StnhIarbei=
ter. untcr benz b~rinecnoen Neroa&te.
an beridieOcnep DpnnmithcrbreGen.
Ftpie ). z. Sera Gyploiion i'm @cbdubc
Der .Qos Sn9eIcS Zines ant 1. Gftos
Der 1910. ipobci 81 Nenf1enIeben sn'
Grnnoe singen, betbeiIiet seiDeien
SG,per belaitenb fur NaeSeamara
1T ber 0mnb ppit grphem Amamtitaten
9nnantit mnb Nitroslnccrim i'm
S&npptn bes GtahlarbeiterS &. 8.
SpneS In Snbianapplis, tueIde mad
bes Qetteren Ansabe pun Ncssamara
6urtbin sebra4t ,uprben suaren.
Am@ iumrbett i'm 0effer hes Oebdm.
bes Der ttnipn iit Snbiamapplis 60
@fmnb 4pmamit in Gtansen, Simb-
fdnmr, 0pnamitfapieln, Nitroslpee.
rim nnb dbnii&e sefdbrIi&e Stsffe
pDrseimnbcm.
Snbianaporis Snb.. 90.
Npril. - 0etcftip Burns, Der bie
Ha35ia geeen Die Snternational Miios
citation Of 8rio9e & Structural Sron
9orfers einleitete. beridtete am
Sonntag a,is Siffin. g.. bab er bort
elm Eager bon gegen 400 HfmnS 0ps
tiumit ent0edt babe. Ser Sprenaitpff
fanS fih In elmer 9ol5fifte berf1loHcn
in 'cincnt S&uppeu binter benz Sams
Sdmes Rnni9als. Ser 2cbtaendnntc
lit Der Batter bon Critic G. ManigaI.
Der 3ufnmmen NIT Sames %. DC
Ndmarn unter poli3eiliGer Netradung
ndh Sos SINGLES 3uriidgebrant tpuroc.
Critic g. Nanigal iou eeitanben baben.
ipie er auber Der gyplo1ion in Sos
MngcleS -3ufdmmen NIT bier -an0cren
MGnnern mebr nls Elm 0uteno grs
ploiionen eeplant unb 3ur MuSfiibrung
9ebraGt bat. bel 6ener rtebrerc tpeitere
Yi~enihenlcbcn 5u @runbe 9ingen rnb
giaenthum i'm Bertbe bon rficbr ala
So. 100000 derit6rt tpurbe. Strcd
Der @cipalttbaten mar an9ebIid, I'M
0ienit beS obcn9enannten YerbanocS
8anMnternebmern reip. 0eic1ihaften.
bic Nidtseiperfi6aftler beiHdftisten.
baS 81 pcrleioen.
nbianapoIts Snb.. 25.
MpriI. - Siciige Mrbciterfiibrer err
aeben iih in lalltcn Mnflaecn iiber bic
Wcrbaftung @cgiamara's mnb. Sas
Worecben Der YoIi5ei bel ieiner Sorts
i6affnng aus benz Staate. Die 0e-
iperfi&att 1T bereit. ben ibr 3mse.
tpprtemeu 0ehbetambi&mb aMt3mmeb.
uien mm6 ben 2ampf tis 3mm bittern
Gt.be 81 fibren.
g~rfldrenb. bic .YoIi3ei babe 8. 3.
WcgQamara eetualtfam entfiibrt. unb
bas Hnffinoen bon 0pnamit an einem
Mufbemabrunasorte. tpelhe an ben
Offices Der Mfioeintion Der griidens
Mno giienitrnftur Mrbeiter geb0rt. fei
fcin S6ulobetpeis 8e9en Ncgiamarn.
iueil 0eteftibS i&cn Oft fiinilihe Bee
ipeiie 9e8en Mrbeitcrtibrcr aiiSaebedt
tdtten. CAB bcute M6enb s. N. Nnan.
YrGii6ent Der sSron WorferS' Niics
cation. cine ben 0egenitanb betrefs
fenbe SffentliGe, GrfIdrung In feinem
Namen uno benz Der ggefutibs Hcb6r6e
Der Miiocintion aus. Or iaat Sarin.
bic MKociation iei .na&brfdii& seeen
ben Oebram& irsenbmelder GxptoTp.
ftptfe snr iSerftSrmms BON 3eben umb
Giaent6Mm bei Mrbeitertreitem", ,Mb
erfn&t has @mbIifum, NIT ieimem ttrs
theil In benz Gale 3mrii63ubaltem, rtiS
I hte 9bQt{a6en befonnf &eien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
(Spe5ieG fir bieie 3eituns.).
Gr,btfdof r~eItsntrrt.

Der befannte 9irdenfiirf Der Gr34
bi65eie Smbuane, Ntisr. s. s.
&eane, bat iiG ppm feinem Soften
suriifgcsDsen. - &ranfbeit bic
1trfahe. Sein 2ebenslanf. -
@ar ein bcbemtenber 2anSelrebner.
- Gprfdmpier Der 9ptal -9bitinemSs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

Demofraten pertdtren bel Sen 9ebat-
ten anbers aisI triiber bic SlepmbIi.
faner. - Die ]Hnfnrsenten mmhten
I'M eenate Zine bittere &ine
fdIuden. ~ J3re Grflarnns. -
2ie Saftans Der Sninrscnten in
Der N~eeiprusitdts . drasc mnb bic
feltfarne Trsriinbnms biertiir. -
Srbeit i'm sibsesrbnetenbamie.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04
OGDEN

& Z + = = 4 t 4 y = r + 4 \ 4 !
Dogden. N. D., Jan. 4.-Jens Erick-
son of the Byers neighborhood is re-
ported seriously i'll.
Guy Cottingham and family have
returned from a visit with relatives
lat Philbrook, MINI.
The young people of the village
gave Prof. Rodgers surprise party
lat his rooms at the schoolhouse on
Tuesday evening.
Druggist P. E. Schulstad has re-
ceived word of the death of his IA
Their at Gary, MINI. The cause OF
death being cancer. Mr.. Schulstad
left to be present at the funeral.
The young people surprised Miss
Amelia Huber at her home last
Thursday evening. A fine time is re-
ported. Miss Amelia has left for New
Rockford to resume her school du.
ties at that place.
The stork was busy in this vicinity
during the past week, as witness the
following births: To Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Wickham on Christmas eve 9
girl, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Merbach
on December q, girl; to DR.. and
Mrs. CONN on December Is a boy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04
Stomach Sufferers
Squander Millions
In Search Of Relief.
Trial Package Of stuart's Dyspepsi.
Tablets Free.

The world is full of disordered
stomachs and 80 per cent of the
money spent upon physicians and
drugs goes in an attempt to cure the
stomach.
People are made to believe that in
order to gain health they must doc
tor their stomachs and use cathartics.
So the doctor gets his fee for the
stomach treatment and the druggist
for the physic, until the savings of q
life time are exhausted and yet no
cure.
Let's be reasonable.
the result of over-eating, hurried
mastication and improper choice of
foods. The mucous lining all the way
down the food tract loses it's sensi-
tiveness, and when food is forced
down the muscles fail to respond.
They do not churn the food as they
should. The glands no longer give
out gastric Juice to dissolve the food
and render 1t capable Of assimilation.
The man has become dyspeptic.
There is one sure way and only
one to bring positive relief. Put in
to that stomach Of yours the very
elements that it lacks to get that food
into liquid form. 1t takes pepsin,
diastase, golden seal and other fer
ments to accomplish this. The
healthy stomach contains, these ele-
ments. The dyspeptic stomach lacks
part or all of them. Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet is made up of just
what the dyspeptic stomach lacks
natures digestives.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are not
medicine, not a drug, not q cathar-
tic. They do not cure anybody Of
anything but Dyspepsia and Indiges-
ton and such ailments as arise from
poorly digested food.
While they digest the food the
stomach recvperates. The mucous
membrane is coming out of it's stupor,
the gastric juice is coming to the sur
face, the muscles are regaining their
power. Every organ Of the body
takes on new life, the skin gains COL
or. and the eyes are no longer tinged
with yellow. You live
Why doctor and why drug yourself!
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will take
care of your food while Nature cures
you.
Try box at your druggists, 50
cents. Or, If you. prefer a free trial
package before buying. send YOUR
name and address today. F. A.
Stuart Co., $50 Stuart Bldg. Marshall
Mich. Jan. 4.6
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04
NEWS OF THE STATE.

Heley started contest proceedings, al
leging that Moody won the office H.
legally. by fraud. etc. Both men
have developed a strong following
and when the case comes up for final
settlement in the district court this
week, the proceedings will be eagerly
awaited by large numbers of people
residing In this county and in this
section of the state.
Moody. who feels that the charges
have been unrightfully brought
against him states that he is not wor-
rying over the contest case, however.
He feels that the reports circulated
have not done him Justice but be-
lieves that when the contest closes
he will be vindicated and allowed to
take the Office he Won at election.
The reiteration of the old charges
preferred against him are not seri-
ously regarded by him or his friends.
Some Of them were sprung years ago,
when he made his first race for sher-
iff and he feels and believes that the
winning vote given him at the recent
election by the people of the county,
after they had had several years op-
portunity to satisfy themselves as to
the character of the man for whom
they voted, proves that the old charg-
es and the charges brought against
him at this time are devoid of truth
and that the majority Of people be-
lieve as he believes.
Irrespective of the serious charges
brought against him. he believes that
his long residence in this county,
makes it an easy matter for the peo-
pie of Richland county to know him
we'll. His friends insist that his Won
derful showing at the polls is COM
plete refutation Of all the charges
and an Endorsement of which any
man could we'll be proud.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04

Times want ads bring results.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON FILING
PETITION TO MORTGAGE LAND.

PETITION TO MORTGAGE LAND.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Grand Forks. )ss.
IN COUNTY COURT.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Fred
erick T. McCrea. Deceased.
of aeorss K Mscra n and h aedrss n
Harrington. administrators, setting
that has come to his hands, and the
debts outstanding against said deceas-
ed. and description OF all the real es-
tate Of which said deceased died seized.
and the condition ana value Of the re-
that license be to him granted to mort e
sSs NWk. Mex % Of 'ae the sA sw W an %
NWA Of the SEA Of section "a, town
Roiiette county n D.. and the sWE Of Of
section 8. township l69 north, Of range
Sc west. in Pembina county N. b.
ana th.ri IT appearing pea by said petition. that
in the hands Of said administrators to
pay said debts. and that 1t is neces-
sary IN order to pay the same. to mort
gage the Whole OF said real estate:
persons interested in said estate. ap-
pear pear. before the Judge Of this court. On
Friday the 3oth day Of December.
a. -. tolV, al ~ O'CLOCK a. M, at the
Grand Forks. then and there to show
cause. u any there be. why license
should not be granted to said admin
istrators to mortgage said real estate
ton. " poe'-
And It Is Further Ordered. That a.
for four successive weeks pr,p prp to tSe
DAY Of hearing In the Evening Times
daily Newspaper printed and pub
and personally served on ali persons
interested in said estate, residing in
s said COY county, at least ten days before
persons interested, according "a law.
=, D M at Grand Forks. the 3oth day
BY the Court,
IL X. -Hassell.
(Seal County Court.
Nov. 80: Dec. z. II. %.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04
WOMAN CAUSE Of
BOYS TROUBLE
Sold Beer to Boys Who I'm
mediately Proceeded to
Paint Town Red

Dickinson, N. D., Jan. At was re-
ported last week that Jennie Adams
had left the city, but later 1t was
learned that she was in hiding in
south Dickinson. Sheriff ]. A. Wiech
re-arrested her and she was sentenc-
ed by Judge w. c. Crawford to serve
100 days in Jail and fined $50. In
case Of her failure to pay the fine she
will have fifty additional days to
serve in Jail.
1t was arranged to take the Adams
woman to the Burleigh county Jail,
there being no suitable place for a
female in the Stark county bastile.
Jennie Adams is the person who
sold beer to the boys on the night of
their bad behavior about the city.
She has son - or 10 years of age
who should be placed in some place
OF correction, probably the reform
school, and it seems as though the
proper authorities should at least in
vestigate the matter.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Z + Z = 4 Z = 4 4 i 4 4 4 Il y
Henry Woodruff
Henry Woodruff

Aouky VVVOrQu
Small and young appearing girls,
as wise as some of the more exper-
fenced girls. have caused Mort H.
Singer, the producer who will offer
Henry Woodruff in the Genius" at
the metropolitan on Thursday even
ing, more inconvience than any other
one thing in the producing depart
ment Hundreds of small girls are
Required for Mr.. Singers musical
production and they will come to see
him about an engagement with the
shows. they look like mere children.
and some of them are, but they swear
they are Of age, that their parents
have no objection to their going on
the stage, that they have been on be-
fore and every possibly excuse an
older person could think of. Last
year two pretty little girls were en-
gagged by Mr. Singer, they were with
the show four days when it was learn
er they had run away from home and
were only fourteen years of age. The
parents learned where they were and
appealed to Singer, who Immediately
jumped on to the show and brought
the girls back and turned them over
to their parents. They were splendid
little girls but were to young to be on
the road.
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ALL INTEREST IN
THE MOODY CASE
Contest Over Office of Sheriff
Of Richland County Star
Attraction

Wahpeton, n. D., Jan. 4.-The case
on the court calendar that will prob
ably create the most interest at the
term of the district court which con-
vened in this city today will be the
contest case brought against George
e. Moody, sheriff-elect, by Sheriff
Heley of this county. At the recent
election Moody, an ex-sheriff, run
ming independent, won out over the
Republican candidate, Mr.. Heley by
but eleven votes. Shortly after Mr..
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Plan to Force the King

KAN 10 EOrC0 Tic Mug
And as the Tories dare not say these
things openly, they content them
selves by swearing they will compel
the king to make 500 new peers,
which, of course, is within their pow
err. The king naturally detests having
to use his prerogative in fashion so
unprecedented. He hopes that the
knowledge that he will be compelled
to swamp the hereditary chamber by
new creations IL the peers refuse to
submit, will be sufficient to secure
their submission. He knows that if
500 new peers are created, the her
editay character Of the second cham
Der disappears and the two houses.
instead of balancing each other, will
be dominated by the Liberals.
Such a solution is more revolu-
tionary than the veto bill, which is
almost a ridiculosly Conservative
measure. But the wishes of the king
count for nothing In the eyes Of those
tory rough riders. The fact that such
a measure would. be painful and obi
GUS to his majesty makes it more at
tractive to their eyes. Nothing is too
bad, for the king who will not stand
by them. If he truckles to the Radi-
Gals. let him pay the price.
Party without Scruples
Even this Is not ALL. II they find
that George is not to be bullied and
bulldozed into forgetting his duty as a
constitutional monarch, there are
those who will not shrink at going
further. The king has seen with pro-
found alarm the alacrity with which
the Tory party will fling over the
hereditary principle, in the case Of
the second chamber.
They forced the country into great
constitutional crisis in order, they
declare, to defend the hereditary prin-
cipile in legislation. But no sooner
did the wire pullers tell them that
the constituencies would not stand
for the hereditary principle, than
they flung over to the wolves. They
are quite capable of executing
the crown.
OF course they repudiate at pres
ent any such intentions. But desper-
ate men stick at nothing. The party
which has just slain Banquo is not
to be trusted to refrain from making
short work of Duncan.
The record of the Tory party with
regard to the crown is VIGOROUSLY
bad. It always sympathizes with the
Jacobites. The soverigns of the Han
overian dynasty were regarded as a
pack Of Wing usurpers. Even at the
beginning of the reign Of Queen Vic
toria the Tory press was unmannerly
and disloyal.
Monarchy is far too deeply rooted
in England for any party that has
not utterly lost the instinct of self
preservation directly to attack 1t. But
the Tories have been more or less
demented ever since the Boer war,
and no one exactly knows how crazy
their next political move may, be. II
they should compel the creation of
500 peers, 1t will finish the Tories and
will not harm the king.
The suffragettes of New Jersey
will ask for law compelling every
married man to wear ring ON his
thumb, to show that he is married.
Since most married men already have
rings in their nosea now fhfa oddi