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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-29
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ben Sptiiern 6. Rleiu & Bro.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-29

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Mnbrein GifIeI III Na4Ia boeripaiter
pon GufaHnab W. NiFei; periOnolisn
$4OO.
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-20
THE CONSERT ATIYE IN ERROR

TIL COTOEh Td7ZTE NV EHNOH
In making editorial mention Of the election Of Judge Robert
Powell to be Reporter of the Supreme Court. the Carrollton Con-
sentative says: = Ga = 1M5e
ut is stated that Commissioner A. n. Whitfield was a candidate
for Reporter, and his friends had an idea that he was going to get it,
but he was not on the inside of the Vardaman breastworks and fell
by the wayside"
The Conservative is as blind to facts and reason when the name
of Vardaman is mentioned. as some of the Senatorelect's devotees.
The fact is. the question OF Vardaman or antiVardaman cut no fig
ue in Judge Powelis election. Judge Mclean cast the deciding
vote for Judge Powell. aud this he did because Judge Powell was
his personal friend and because the Judge was the peer as a citizen
and as a lawyer of any man seeking the place.
The Conservative is again in error in stating that the "under.
standing had beeen that Judge Powell was after the place on the Su-
preme Bench" now held by Chief Justice Mayes. The Conservative
may not know it, but Judge Powell and Chief Justice Mayes are not
citizens of the same supreme court district.
Judge Whitfield, it appears. was trying to get ION the inside Of
the Vardaman breastworks" when he gave out that fulsome Varda-
man interview a few weeks ago.
Politics, as the lines are drawn today in Mississippi, cut no fig
ure IN Judge Powells election. That one of Governor-elect Brew
eTs closest personal and political friends was chosen, is of course
gratifying to him
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-20
Your Questions Answered.

If you would like to have answered
any particular question each or any
week from 1.-THE Suggestive Questions
on the Sunday School Lesson" by Rev.
DR.. Linscott, send in your request to
this office, giving the date Of the lesson
and the number of the question you
wish answered. You may select any
question except the one indicated that
it may be answered in writing by men,
bers of the club. DR.. Linscott will an
swer the questions either In these COL
umns or by mail through this office.
Don't forget to state what benefit
these Suggestive Questions" are to
you. Give yonr full name and address.
Send your full name to The Question
Editor of the Sentinel. If
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-20
lie LEFT TO us

The present financial embarrassment of the state administration
teaches the lesson, PAY as you 60" 1t has become a habit of our
legislatures to pass bills making appropriations that far exceed
the anticipated revenue and then to bridge over with bonds. This
should be stopped. The issuing of bonds to meet current expenses
is ridiculous hnanciering. and if the writer sat in the Governors
chair, he would give the Legislature to understand that he would ex-
pect it to provide revenue to meet all appropriations made or he
would use the veto. IT the Legislature is reckless enough to be law
ish in appropriations, it should be brave enough to raise the tax lew
to the point where the necessary taxes would be produced.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-20

The Illinois Central railroad company is doing Mississippi a
splendid service in running an agricultural demonstration train
through the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota
and South Dakota. This train is laden with our states farm nrod.
ucts, which are exhibited at every stop, and in addition to this Prof.
] w. Fox, director of the states experiment stations, is aboard the
train and makes a short address, in which he discusses our agricul-
tural resources and throws wide our doors to good settlers To have
Mississippi thus advertised in these great states will add much TO
the future prosperity of our commonwealth.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-20
Road Tax Due

All road tax is now due and must be
paid by the LIST of November. All road
taxes not paid by the above date will
be listed with the magistrate and dam
ages added. D. A, Williams.
ooct Sheriff.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-20
THE STATE FAIR NEXT WEEK

The State Fair which begins in Jackson next week, is a matter
OF general interest to the entire state and should be we'll patronized.
The management has labored increasingly to bring together exhib-
its that will represent the skill and industry of the state, and will
show the states products of agriculture, fruit, etc.
Those who have not been there to previous fairs will find il a
revelation, almost. 90. You will enjoy few days in the capital
city.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-20

We would like to have it explained to us how there can be law
tor laying sidewalks on Main street in this city that does not apply
to the balance OF the town. We think the city council is doing the
sensible thing n laying the walk on the east side of Main street on
the line OF the old sidewalk. but why could this not have been done
on other streets3 People who have had their shade trees cut and
fences set back in other parts of town, would like to have the cues
ton answered.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-20

TIL Medium, edited by J B. Hannah. is a new paper recently
launched al Walden. The initial number shows up well and we ex-
tend our best wishes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-20
For Sale
Northwest corner lot 1872 East Ward

Northwest corner lot 1872 East Ward
=. Price.
30 feet by l60 feet $500
30 feet by 1923 feet : 700
go feet by 16O feet 600
so feet by 1923 feet 800
70 feet by 100 feet 700
70 feet by 1923 feet 900
100 feet by 160 feet 1000
100 feet by 1923 feet 1900
Or, entire property, including resi-
dence, nearly two acres, $45O0. Alb
stract deed, seventy years, held by me.
/ also desire employment for myself.
6oct w. H. Crowder.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-20
For Sale

One first-class saddle mare for sale.
Geo. Yeager.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-20
YOU WANT s.',:r lob

= 1nat question will be asked vou aimost darv hv business mel seh4I
services, e YOU qualify-take the Drauchon rain oNand show amhtna5
More BANKERS indorse DRAiJsH6N,S Cnieoas than indose anohA]
ness colleges COMBINED. "a Cclieoss II 81 ct.tss International rM1
neIsl1& TUewitnG Penmmhip. Ers1Sh rr.ru.~ a,sshusIc Letter. dlH q
M-th auxIay branchee G0ndPnSnfiM5 cKSrnnHr cnJoer rsMn ecmMed
n9ekkeepdne. Bookkeepers an over1 Hon. Stndv. TIOusaaGdM -
sHe United States say that Drau0hon's 1es Aaokkee6e,s. and sknQg9I
ewSystemo of Bookkeeping saves them holding GOOD positions as the r.
:. S SIu 10 ~ Per cent In work and worry. taking Draughons Home SaCtrl
Shorthand. Practically all o.. S. of. cATAiOGUE. For phce@s
c,t court reporters write the system Of ny Mi write Jo. F. DuMe1
1northand Draughou Colleges teach. |Pre~ident ksahvUe Tem. F@M.
w! Because they know It IL NS deaI lalocue n course 4 TCOLLECLS
DHAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLI
Jackson q Mecouh q Hnoxi Mis-, OF Memphis, Tenn
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-13
BEGIN VI TODAY.

That good old saying, "A stitch in
time saves nine.y Ii proved over and
over In our daily life.
For example, when you begin to
feel out OF sorts. don't want to eat.
and don't seem as strong as usual.
IL YOU would begin right away to use
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron
preparation without OH. you could
easily put yourself In good trim again
with one bottle. or less. But when
Won wait and grow worse all the
time, 1t Is bound to take more.
We just got letter from MRS.
Mary Glynn OF MT. Vernon. NJ. ", who
says. When my health became run
down last March took prompt ac-
ton to improve 1t and was told that
Vinol was the best thing to build ME
up. Using one bottle OF vinol mas
made me well and strong again.
Don't put 1t or another day. If
you feel the need OF more strength
and better blood. or II one og your
family II weak and sicldy, vinol will
give renewed strength and energy. II
It does not. we viii give you back
your money. Fout e Porterfield. drug
gists. 81 Broadway, Fargo. ". b.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-13
ISLAND LAND
in QUESTION

Devils Lake, N. d.. Nov. 1s.--An
interesting decision has just been re-
turned in the local landofice which
is adverse to John $. Gordon In that
an island i'm Rush lake In Cavalier
county, which was not at island at
the time OF the survey Is considered
as such now.
Gordon, It appears, squatted on an
island during the summer of 1895,
which was not designated as an island
In the original survey OF the land, but
upon an application and a sufficient
showing that at the time the original
survey was made, that the land. bat
upon an application and q sufficient
showing that at the time the original
survey was made. that the land en-
braced in this island was dry and
should have been included In the sur
vey, as such, he succeeded In securing
q resurvey OF the land in 1909 and
an official plat of the same filed In the
local landofflce designating the land,
containing 64.3s acres ais Gordons
island, becoming subject to entry on
Nov. I'D, 1909, on which day Gordon
made homestead entry for the land.
On June rs Thomas Sproat filed a
contest against the entry, alleging
noncompliance with the law In the
matter OF residences upon the land.
Al hearing in the case was held be-
fore the register and receiver or the
local landoffice on Oct. rs. Joseph
Cleary of Langdon acting AZ attorney
Tor tie contestant and Flynn & Tray
ncr Is attorneys for the defendant.
The decision rendered by the register
and receiver, Nov recommends the
cancellation Of the entry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-13
PLEASED WITH
FORUM BOOSTS

Kenmare News: The Fargo Forum
Is not only booster for the gate
way city. but is out boosting for the
whole state. Messrs williams and
Dixon, representatives OF The Forum
were In town last week, interviewing
the business men with view of get
ting a writeup of the Goose-neck met
ropolis, which town has become one
Of the most widely advertised towns
over the state. mostly on account OF
the big fight made on county divi-
sion some two years ago, and also
on account OF the vast coal beds that
underly the community.
The Forum will give a two page
writeup OF Kenmare, which will APP
pear In about two weeks. This means
"a big ad for our CITY, ais The Forum
has large circulation which reaches
United States.
There liz more than little to this
get together business and Boosting
for North Dakota. which plan should
be adopted BY every town that wants
progress and prosperity to thrive ia
their midst.
The Forum hustlerS secured d good
Nv amount og advertising from this
city especially when 1t II considered
that this territory was hit hard with
crop shortage, and we can look for
ward to much good being derived tor
our town through the advertising
North Dakota stunt. as Is being pro-
duced BY The Forum. Watch Ken
mare grow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-13

STATE CAPITOL
NEWS NOTES.

Bismarck. N. d., Nov. 1s.--Capt.
Slattsry is operating the capitol troll
ley car in the absence of general pas
senger agent O'Connor, who is out
killing the paw deer. The wheels OF
the coach have g. tendency to slide.
The North River and the United
States Fire Insurance companies have
made application with Commissioners
Taylor FOR admission to do business
in North Dakota. Both companies are
located in New York.
A motion to dismiss the appeal In
the case OF Crane VS.. the First Ma
tional bank from the McHenry district
court will be argued in the supreme
court next Tuesday.
The supreme court Judge took their
papers and went home to deliberate
over law questions today The state
capitol was not very inviting.
The petition for a rehearing in the
w. Il. Stockwell case was fled in the
supreme court Friday. The attorneys
for Mr.. Stociwell were given an addi-
tional ten days in which to file but
they did not use 1t, The case involves
ASSS ACESAFS0 Ny 1Ais soloEk@Gl WH6n
state superintendent Of public instruc-
ton. The supreme court divided on
the question three to two at the for
mer hearing.
The following persons have been
commissioned notaries public by the
secretary Of state: "A. B. Feising,
White Earth; Ralph D. Heaton. Dick
inson; G. p. Kjeistrup. McCluslxy; p.
A, Pickett, Lea; Oscar D. Sprecker,
New Leipzig.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-13
LABORER'S Arm
LITERALLY TORN
into SHREDS

Leonard Journal: To have an arm
literally chewed into pieces in the cyl
inder Of corn shredder was the fate
Of John Hoffman, a farm laborer,
while working for Robert Ufer.
The accident occurred Tuesday
morning while Mr.. Hoffman was op-
Grating a corn shredder belonging to
Robert Ufer at the David Callaghan
farm north Of Sheldon. Just how the
accident happened is not known. Mr.
Hoffman was feeding the machine
when In some manner Ills left arm
was caught and drawn into the shred
der One of Maurice Rif6's boys who
was pitching bundles witnessed the ac-
cident and Immediately nignalled the
engineer to stop the engine, but dur
ing the meantime the victims arm had
been drawn clear into thu cylinder of
the machine.
When the machinery stepped Ii va.
found that Mr.. Hoffman's arm was lit.
orally chewed Off just below the ell
bow, and in extricating him the rer..
nants OF his hand and forearm w are
left in the shredder. The injured man
displayed marvellous pluck and with a
little assistance walked to the house
from which telephone message was
sent to DIR. Weyrens, who upon his
arrival decided that an immediate op-
Grafton was necessary to remove the
bruised flesh and smashed bones Just
above where the arm was severed.
The unfortunate man was conveyed to
Sheldon In the doctors auto, and DR..
Patterson Of Lisbon was summoned to
assist In the operation. The rem
nants Of the arm were amputated Just
below the elbow. Mr.. Hoffman with
stood the operation well and at this
writing Is getting along as nicely as
could be expected.
The victim of the accident is d
young man about 20 years old. His
home is in Minnesota. but he has
worked in this vicinity during the
summer and fall seasons for several
years and Is quite we'll known. His
education is limited. and as he has
nothing but his monthly wages to &C.
pend on for a living. the loss OF Lis
arm will be a great handicap.
The machine in which the accident
occurred il one OF the DANGEROUS old
fashioned kind and has reputation
for chewing up arms.
Mr. Hoffman had been repeatedly
warned BY MIR. ufer, who realized
that the shredder was dangerous. 10
be very careful and does not feel that
he IL In any way to blame for the ac-
cident.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-13
WALKED TO JAIL
AND WAS NABRED.

Minct, N. D.. Nov. 1S.--It is getting
so now that when sheriff Kelley wants
to arrest man, he just opens the
JAIN door and lets the fellow walk iii,
and then he turns the key.
A warrant was placed In Kelley
hand for the arrest Of slim Hanson Of
Kenmare. charged with jumping d
board bill and stealing an overcoat.
Hanson drifted Down To Minot ana he
went to the jail to see Dave Hall, jail
or. and borrow some money. Just d
few minutes before Kelley had told
Hall to, be On the lookout for slim.
Slim walked up 10 the jail door AMI
knocked.
Who's thereg asked HAIL
It's me. Slim Hanson from Ken
mare. replied Hanson
All right said Hall, come I'M
and Hall opened the door.
SLIM walked III and started to tell
Hall hard luck story. He had to
have some money quick and wanted
Hall TO furnish 1t. After slim rot
through with hts story, Hall told slim,
about the warrant. Sims face grew
pale and his Jaw fell about six inches
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-13
MOVE TO CAVALIER
ON DECEMBER Is

Cavalier, N. D., Nov. 1s.-Last week,
immediately on hearing the news that
the court had decided the county seat
case for Cavalier the county board re-
turned from their trip looking after
bridge sites and held a meeting at
which time they fixed Dec. Is as the
day on which the county seat should
be at Cavalier and the sheriff was Civ
en- written printed notices to post at
each voting precinct in the county ac-
cording to law. Attorneys Laxdahl
and George Bangs were here TO see
that the legal formalities were duly
carried out. The board also went oy-
err to Cavalier Immediately after THAR
adjournment here to look over the
ground there and make preparations
for the removal. 1t Is understood that
among the first things to do will be to
build temporary vault for the stov-
age of the county records. It will
probably take at least year from tf,is
time before new courthouse can be
made ready for occupancy, and mean
time such temporary quarters as may
be had will be necessary for the trans
action Of public business. This IN it.
self will be quite an item OF expense
to the county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-13
Northwest Patents.

Washington, ID. c.. Nov. 1s.-Tht
following patents were issued this
week to Minnesota and Dakota In
ventors: Einar Erevick, Clarkneld
Mimi. derrick; Frank G. Held, Ken
Won. Mimi. litter carrier; William IT
jay, lie Beau, s. D., combination coat.
hat package and satchel cabinet:
David M. Jones, Gaylord, MINI, tire
protector; Ole J. Linderud, Mcviile,
~ d., buckle protector: David A.
Marlxley. Trip. $. ID, pipe tapping
and plugging device: Edward Il.
Mooney, Minneapolis, Mimi, sitter;
August B. Pella, Jesse, NJ. d., blast
regulator; Emil Prytz. sharon. N. hi.
insect exterminator: Edward c.. Quinn
by and G. Anderson, Minneapolis,
Mimi, bill book; william p. Shattuck.
Minneapolis, Mimi. adding and listing
machine; Judd Smith, Minneapolis.
Mimi, water proof floor covering: Guy
III. Tarvin, sisseton, s. b. shock
loader.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-13
CONVENTION WAS
A Big SUCCESS
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING AT
cHURcHs FERRY COMES TO
cLosE-ELEcT OFFICERS.

Churchs Ferry, N. D., Nov. 1.-THE
tenth annual convention of Sunday
schools OF Ramsey county, which has
been In progress at Churchs Ferry.
proved to be decided success and
well attended by delegations from var !
ious parts OF the county. An interest
ing programme was carried out and
among the prominent speakers was
DIR. Robertson OF Wesley college, who
gave masterpiece in his address on
Religion and Youth.
The Boy Scout movement was well
discussed by Rev. Robt. Adair OF Lari-
more and Rev. Mr.. Rines OF New
Rockford interested with chalk talk.
Rev. Mr.. Snow OF the state association
and Mrs Snow also assisted adrnira-
bly, on the programme.
Offlcers OF the county association
were elected as follows:
President-Rev. G. L. Mcconnell,
Churchs Ferry,
First Vice President. A. Haig,
Devils Lake.
Treasurer-Dr. y. A. Dow, churchs
Ferry.
Secretary George =. Talmadge,
Devils Lake.
Following are the department super
intendents
Teachers Training Mrs o. g. Sag
more. Crary.
Elementary MRS. Wickard. Churchs
Ferry
Home Department Mrs J. r.
Shand, Crazy.
Missionary Rev. A. i. Wickard
Churchs Ferry.
Adult Bible Class Rev. A. ]. Pitt
man, Starkweather.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-13
N P. TO HAVE NEW LINE
FROM FARGO TO MILES CITY

ia, and will serve as an outlet for
Bismarck's wholesale houses In COM
petition with those OF Aberdeen, OPP
Grating over the Milwaukee. which
also completed a line to Mott and on
to New England at the same time the
Northern Pacific built into Mott.
Heavier steel rails were used on
the Northern Pacific's new line. and II
will soon be extended westward from
Mott. passing little south Of New
England. crossing the Little Missouri
at Marmarth, about mile from where
the coast line Of the Milwaukee
crosses, then northwesterly to meet
the present main line of the Northern
Pacific at Miles City, Mont, while
from Cannonball IL will be built east
across the Big Missouri river, thence
through Linton to Edgeley, to con-
meet with the line from Edgeley TO
LaMoure.
This makes possible shorter
through freight line. Of easy grade.
south Of and parallel to the main line
of the Northern Pacific from Fargo,
across North Dakota to Miles City,
Mont, by way OF Lisbon, LaMoure,
Edgeley, Linton, CannonbaIl, Mott
and Marmarth and will relieve the
congestion of traffic on the main line.
1t will then be possible. also. to run
through trains from Wadena, Mimi,
to Miles City. Mont by way OF Fer
gus Falls, Breckenridge. Wahpeton.
Cakes, LaMoure and Edgeley which
1t is said takes route about thirty
line. From Cannonball south along
the Missouri river to the line will be
constructed to Fort Yates on the for
mer Standing Rock reservation. New
Mott Pioneer Press The Press has
ern Pacific show those proposed ex-
tensions, and surveys have been COM
pleted, so there is no doubt OF their
early construction.