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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-06-21
THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
ATTAINMENTS:

Capital Stock Strength Surplus and Profits. $3OOOOOOO
resources |OO0OUOO
DepoSlUS fUU,UUUUU
OUR exceedingly large deposits convnces that the public
" convinced of extraordinary strength and is pleased
thoroughly with splendid methods.
Those having idle money desiring to out of
each moneyed transaction may receive interest SAYINGS
DEPARTMENT the rate of four per cent per annum
pounded four times in year
We pay liberal rate Of interest on Time Deposits.
THE TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES deposits
moneys here and you invited deposit yours
alongside.
We always glad lend money deserving people, and
always have hand sufficient that shall be
forced press collections parties entitled to indulgence
r. " BOWEN, President.
J. d. TURNER. Active y1e-Presdent.
J. D. DORNlNEY. Cashier
NJ NJ STE9HENS, assistant Cashier
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DR.. A. H. Denmark is having
some Improvements made on his
south Lee street residence, adding
several more rooms.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13

The hunters who act decsntly do
not; create any antago nism but the.
fresh aleclSs who tear down fences
ana destroy property get the other
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13
SAYS PuGiLIsT II b tiER.

FARGO g; n, p, Sept 8. Barney
Gilman g l non a wen known prize fighter,
was arraignad il police court here
Monday igat and lleld for trial on a
a disorder conduct charge preferred
by lMrs. Grace Finch Of ST. said
TIL vi be the wife of yelling 81 IS.
man
81 Mrs. 81 Finch was attending as ps,r-
nance At 4 vaudeville house ID
company 80 with two friends Cinnamon
was seated directly behind her. He
made "a some sligh ting remarks. II ii
alleged. which she resented. He Their
struck her sl' in the face II il charged,
end end later, when she appealed for aid.
struck her again. Her friends sought
q policeman ana Cinnamon was al.
rested. He gave bail Tor appearance
I'M court tomorrow.
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"a ms ,T'!|.llTl.U u HELD !.
Continued from Page onej)

-
to "a fiat car for demonstration lee
lures. The poultry exhibit consisted
OF a complete poultry plant on a fiat
car. The other exhibits consisted Of
material to Illustrate some Of the
main facts worked out by the differ
ent departments Ne? 6; 3.Ss:
4 The towns each put up $50. This
made possible the running of the
train and with the splendid success
mentioned above. One of the new
features in the institute work was a
series of follow-up meetings. Ten
towns were selected for this. The
regular institute corps held the first
meeting. This was followed up in
town weeks by a special meeting at
which clover and alfalfa were made
the main topic. Two weeks later
again dairy institute was held, while
the fourth one was on stock, The
attendance at the dairy meeting was
as good as any of them, which may be
a little surprising to some who think
there is not much interest in dairying
in this state. It is also interesting
to know that at these institutes there
has been more questions asked on the
silo than on any other subject. There
have been few questions on grain rails
ing-the interest having centered
mostly about corn growing, stock rails
ing, dairying, soil culture and tree
growing. In short, diversified farm
ing. ..'.=.,.-....- s.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13
The Cando Herald man Doesn't en-
Joy noisy demonstrations by visitors.
from surrounding towns. RIFF :$ x.

The campaign fund investigators
will make considerable dust, but they
will of course have the good judgment
to run just as soon as they hear the
clink of the coin. 81 q "a a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13
DOC. CRtEGAN RESIGNS
Continued from Page One.)

himself, however, insisted upon Cree
gan's nomination if he could be pre-
vailed upon to run ,>.F (. yss5:.3
Mayor Sweet has been lifelong
progressive. He served two or three
terms in the state legislature as rep
resentative from the Fargo district.
He has been very successful in bust
ness and is, a man of splendid ability.
His experience as mayor Of Fargo and
in the. state legislature and his sue
cessful business experience fit him
well for the position of governor and
he furnishes his party. with an ex-
#cellent candidate for the governor
ship. ~, s$-:SA---;t. !. q III a
i Mr.. Sweet will commence an active
campaign for the office next week.
His mayoralty duties will keep him at
Fargo until Friday of this week, but
after that time he will be at liberty
to devote much of his time between
now and the election to his candi.
dacy. q
creesan to Stump State.
0 State Chairman Carroll says that
Or. 'Creegan would take an active
part In the campaign. According to
( Mr.. Carroll, DR.. Creegan is one of the
most enthusiastic progressives, in the
state and his speaking qualities and
wide acquaintance will make him a
man 1 to reckon with on the political
platform this fall. He will devote as
much N 11 time as possible to speaking in
behalf Of the progressive cause and
the candidates. of Roosevelt and
Sweet 4. 4 z5 IN
US. At the convention held in Fargo
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13
Indian Baskets the Rest. Il

Members s11l Of the Passamaquodd Ii.
dian tribe lat East port, Me, are be.
ginning to larket the results 81 their
winters basket,mak king labor. one
variety of basket which they make re.
.ceiYes q read sale at the sardine tao.
tories. # ~ very heavy and espe cially
adapted TO the handling Of herring in:
those plants. Attempts have been
made ll1 To- proc uce this basket by ma.
chinery but without SUI cess. Tfhie ma.
chine " mad article has not the last.
Ing quality Of that made BY the iii.
5dians, The supply Of ash for basket
making is secured Ii Aroostook
county.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13
UNCLE E IRA S Jays B

don't take more'n q gill NV effort
70 By folks into q peck Of trouble,
and II little neglect off constipat lion,
biliousness, indig eBtion Or other liver
arrangement will do the same. IL ail.i
Ing take y. Kings New Life pills for.
quick results. Easy. safe. sure, and
only cents at All Drug gists.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13

S# Minot now has thirteen churches.
y that an unluck number for the dew.
il2
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13
hunters in bad with the farmers.

hunters in bad with the farmers.
There were 50 many chickens this
year fewer farmers posted their lands
than usual. Il fSt., AN
There are still a number OF blind
pigs in some Of the smaller towns in.
the slope country
Some old time; democrats we're miss
ing from the state central committee
meeting at Bismarck.
q large bunch Of sAssy rians were in
Carringt They claimed to- be on
their way to Canada. HI ",
The business men have an opportun- 3
ity to keep the most of the money. in 4
the state--if they advertise. ],
The fare on a dog is about one-sixth
that charged for a man. Some dogs 4
sell for 500. What's a man worth? :53
& Miss Alice Carey Richter, the only
daughter of Editor Richter Of the
L[.aarimore Pioneer. was married to OF
to 4. =Ekroth Of Minneapolis.
=5 There seems to be a general ex- 4
preston over the state that it would
be q mistake if the third party would
put a state ticket in the field.
Some good hunting dogs that were
swiped recently may be returned I
about the time the hunting season is
over. ys HI
E III There \ are "a lot Of fellows in the SS
state this year who seem to have con
cluded it was not good for man to live
alone. .ss
B; Former Governor Devine has come
out as an Independent candidate for \
#superinte ndent of schools In Ward
county. e
Editor Conrad of the Mandan News
:iln'ltim g that he has been ga bused,,s
by some newspaper writer's. Slap 'em,
on the wrist
Me- Many farmers 81 the state are pleas
e to know that Prof. HoYerstad Is t1
be agricultural director for the 500, u
Line in this state. $sss
s'T here r,s are some misguided individ-
uals around Morton county who seem "
to to imagine they can steal horses and
get away with it'll IA.
81 Some residents along the Missouri
river az the western part of the state u
are planning a trip down to- New Or
leans 'a11 this winter ins : launch.
sssA Kid ltt county man was arrested n
On a charge Of issuing check to Sa
iandan 1ianson bank there he had
no funds 1All NJ # developed that he had
oy 81 his account and was mere.
~ short tat emp orarily
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CLONE DOE DAMAGE
Continued from Page Onel

carried but 5000 insurance. Damage
tai a windmill is reported on the DAN
len farm.
a great deal Of damage was done
to grain in the shock and stack, in
several places the shocks were blown.
apart, while in others the grain was
shelled out, constituting quite a loss. 81
According to Am. Powell, the dam
age done by cyclone and wind last
Saturday night in Ramsey county
alone will aggregate at least $50, 900,
and may go as high as $4,000.
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Nc J: |

This campaign is one of those times
when you must either fight OF 50 to
bed. I'M
To make the Back to the farm :
movement succeed, the fertilizer most
needed is elbow grease.
Substantial business men are good
enough candidates for office until the
boys see that they stand q chance Of
being elected. Then it's different.
Il The appearance of some Of the sen
sational newspapers indicates that
they are being edited BY Gyp the
Blood. Ss5
Congress spent over a billion, but
as no one ever comes to you with
direct United States tax bill, 81 course
no one has to pay for it, sssSs
i Would Gov. Wilson, if elected presi-
dent, say ''Me too as quickly to Mr..
Bryan as he did at the Baltimore con.
vention? Il '$5 q s. 4; $4s
A congressman who feels dubious
about his reception at home can al
ways get off at the next station and
walk in at night. s.s3 554 VI
"a blind man has a pretty hard show
in most places, but he might make$a
very popular member Of New York's
police force. = Sgs
If the pitcher succeeds in striking
out ten men Labor day, much will be
done to give the people a better I'm
derstanding Of the Labor question. NJ
Several hundred people have been
massacred in Mexico, but any encyclo-
paedia will tell you that that is mere.
ly one of the cusoms of the country.
Five million young men vote for
president for the first time this. fall,
and some. Of them will support any.
candidate who will reduce the price of
cigarettes and run state. dances.
The Minnesota Suffragists, having
adopted the darning needle as their
emblem, the college girls might look,
that article up in the encyclopaedia,
and see what used to be done withSit
Inc Democrats made rainbow prom
ises of economy before Congress met.
But after the pork barrel had passed
around, Uncle Sam found that his gro!
Gerry bill was just the same old figure.
If you black your boots and shave
every DAY, and are frequently seen
walking down town with the Sunday
school superintendent, you will not be-
likely to be taken for s.Gyp the Blood,
A show down Of campaign contribu.
tons y will give the politicians valu-
able information. If you have any
thing to sell, a complete list of buyers;
is always valuable. "a, s5s .4.
Protecting some Of these American
interests in revolutionary countries is
about like employing the navy to fish
out dollars that someone has thrown
into the sea. h. lsE.. "
n The Powers are willing to arbitrate
whether Tweedle is bigger than
TWeedledee, but the backyard line is
a question Of honor and can only be
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13
settled by giving somebody licking.

i
Booker Washington is urging the
colored people Back to, the Soil, but
that isn't the place to go to get Office.
The Cando Herald man Doesn't en-
joy noisy demonstrations by visitors
from surrounding towns. q. B # ::t53
The campaign fund investigators
will make considerable dust, but they
will of course have the good judgment
to run just as soon as they hear the
clink Of the coin. Al ss.j5 .3
Some candidates are recklessly
staying at home; and doing the public
business, instead of demonstrating
their ability as mixers at cattle
shows. 5zs, ys5 81, s.3s
Both men and women are going
without hats at the French resorts.
The men might well do So, if they
could thereby persuade the women to
conceal the specimens of millinery art
in which they have invested.
Congress is supposed to have spok-
en- 18,OOO,O0O words this session, but
owing to the custom of printing I'M
spoken speeches, in the Record, the
only man who has had to hear many
Of them is the typesetter. S..=
Jumping a man from college to 4,
one term governorship, and then t,
the presidency. the most formidab !.
task on the planet, is about like taking
asschool teacher to run a retail store
for a short time, and then making him
head Of our biggest railroad. Is
You can't buy goods in Europe and
keep high wages here at home. If
goods are bought abroad, the Ameri-
can Workingman must labor for low
enough to beat the foreign { competi-
ton, or learn some new business.
The Democrats of Congress showed
what they thought Of the merit sys-
TEN Of app ointment to o1sce, when
they voted the. seven year term for
government clerks. After 1.-THE faith
t'rll have been out Of 81 ice most Of
the time for so years, they are too
hungry to wait for officials to die. #
The Democratic theory Of dealing
with the trusts is to smash them. Yet
there are economies created ~ con-
ssoelIEidelation, as every business man
knows. Why not#secure those. econ
ON onlies for the; people BY requiring the
trusts ru to stop throttling competition?
The {. Demo ratic policy is the Chinese
idea Of burning q house. to get rid Of
the rats.
When our textile industries are
crushed BY free trade, think Of the
suffering while men and women train
ed to those industries are changing
their occupat ion, hunting Jobs. Or
lei learning to farm i. Elderly people
'N1l,l & simply be unable to change.
while Y for younger workers a longer
per period Of awkward inefficiency would
result.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13
is&9ft ' - ~. So a ts&g;-j X 4ss}5
NO. DAKOTA lEADSN. W.
Continued from Page One.)

from condition reports, is 34.1 bushels,
compared with PA bushels harvested
last year, and 1874 bushels, the aver
age yield 1sOe-10. On the planted
areas, 81, $4,000 acres, it is estimat-
ed the final total production will be
about 1,29O,0O0,OOO bushels, compared
with 160,0000OO bushels harvested last
year and 174,00O,Ooo bushels harvested
in 1910. .:i + +. =
Flax. y Il: ..# G.s.-
Condition, S6.5 per- cent. of normal
on Sept. l, compared with SIS per
cent on Aug. 1, 6S.4 per cent on Sept.
p last year and sO.3 per cent, the av-
erage condition on Sept. 1 for the past
nine years. The indicated yield per
acre, estimated from condition re-
ports, is 81 bushels, compared with
10 bushels harvested last year, 81
bushels, the average yield harvested
in 1906-1910. On the planted area
2,992,000 acres, it is estimated the to-
tai final production will be about 297.-
100000 bushels, compared with 1oe,-
100000 bushels harvested last year
and 113,OoO,O0O bushels harvested in
1910. 15l& 4 15Ss i&.s '5 z I 5 s ,ss
The condition of spring wheat by
states: T. Spring Wheat 1O-Yr.
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S | A | ] ! 81 | S
S3 Farmers are preparing exhibits for
the state exposition at Bismarck.
The school census Of Griggs county
shows q gain Of "a over last year.
Barnes county has escaped through,
out the season without hail damage. #
Whistles were blown at Valley City
when Roosevelt passed there. VS.
Washburn had a market day that
brought many farmers to town.
a Editor Lee Of the Walhalla Noun
taineer is installing a typesetting ma
chine q. l$a8 " Il: 81 B
The Raleigh fair will be held Sept.
25 and rs. Many attractions are Of.
fered. sSsj u 4: M
Il Bootleggers seem to follow up the
threshing crews in some parts Of the
state. ,jS
Two commissi oners Of Divide coun-
ty are in court on the charge Of pad
ding bills. ls55
a. reported robbery at Bisbee prov
ed to be the result of someone's i'm
agination. SSs n.
Judge Winchester has made a nun.
Der Of new citizens recently IN Nc
Lean county. s.#s:
Inc Florence Cr1ttenden home at
Fargo will raise money through the
tag day system i 4 3'S}
{S Through the busy season the cleo
trio light plant att Park river is giving
an all night service. sI5
The business men Of Bismarck won
q lot OF new friends on the automo-
bile trip over the slope.
Beach Is kept busy trying to pre-
vent New Eng gland from claiming to
pc the leading wheat market
Out in Billings county man hid in
g big wheat field when he attempted
to ii e u, the deputy 3sherfr.
N ilton has a light tower ID the cen
ter Of the town that can be seen at &
distance Of twelve miles.
So The railro Dads in forth Dakota are
doing 'd-t' their share to make the: state
exposition at Bismarck a success.
$ f all the cream was kept within the
state there would be a lot more sue.
ce H 81 / c g eries il operati On. .
ss5H alvorso the demo cratic candi-
date for gress, has a huge banner
across the main street at Minot.
A horse hitched to a post at Hills
boro became fri htened, fell and ill.,.
j,lred its head SO it had to be shot.
Esd itorf Smith OF the onard Jour
nails in California attending the ma;
tional encampment Of the d. a. r.
Mrs. ". Tousley is doing some
good work over the state for: the Wo-
mans boarding home ID Fargo.
sT here is q boom for Colonel white.
head for q place on the state board Oh
control--to succeed Tatles, resigned.
@ Minot now has thirte en church ss.
y 81 that thls an unluck number for the dew
ils
3 ne hunters who act decently do
not create any antag onisn but the
fresh alecka who tear down fences
and destroy property get the other
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13

last Friday all Of the candidates on
the republican state ticket with the
exception Of Is B. Hanna and Gill
breath, candidate for Commissioner
of Agriculture and Labor, were en-
sdorsed ais progressives.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13
81 Farmers are preparing exhibits fol
the state exposition at Bismarck.

. here is boom for Colonel white.
head for q place on the state board 81 81
control 80 succeed Taties, resigned,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13

Booker Washington is urging the
colored people Back to the Soil, but
that isn't the place to go to get office.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

5vS- 49, r~- @
..kt6ry nie .zatrzymujac sic
pospieszal W strone ku
wschodowi. = kamiac sobie
glove mad tenn wszystkiem
zajecha} tax piatego dnia swell
wedr6wki do wsi, tue pray
ui6ciu.Sanu do Wis}y lezacej
skad droga sic W rozmaite
strony rozchodzi}a. = Tu ma
rozdrozu %gt6wnych trakt6w
sadzil, ze najpewniej cos 0
ruchach wojennych wroga
sic dowie, Me zawiodlo
go tez oczekiwanie.
Poniewaz noe juz zapada-
Ia, zajecha} do %karczmy,
pred kt6ra luzne konie woj-
skowe, 20 ubraniu sadzqc
szwedzkie, stafY do s1up6w
podsienia poprzYwiazywane.
Anal pomy6lal sobie, jest
|go6c! ostroznie a roztrop1ie
- powiedziaf mi hetman. =
Vice W imie Boze naprz6d!
i przezegnawszy sic z cicha
uchyli} drzwi karczmy.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Dziestec dOlarOWa ksfaz-
ka darmO.
Ksi2zka Adler.i-ka kt6ra poucza
jak }atwo MONA dzia}ac przeciw
z%apchaniu slepej kiszki, l jak MOI"
ma ~wyleczyc zatwardzenie albo
gay nagromadzone W zo}adku H.
3EkNIF, MONA dostac zupe}nie
darmo W tvm tygodnlu " apiece
VIM. Rademacher, 59-W. 2 ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

z %najazd6w
sZWedZkiCh
&H
Opo:oiadamie historyczne.
% S@
(Ciag dalszy.)

(Ciag dalszy.)
Temu wezwaniu ME stale
mic ma z~awadzie, Mieczek
przeto staf W jednej chwili
got6w do drogi. Predko po-
zegna} sic z swymi rodzica
mi przybranyrai i z ma}a
Elzbietk4. PAM Worska przy-
tuli}a go z macierzy6ska mi
}oscia do siebie blogosfawiac
ma droge. Idz mole dz.ecie.
twoje dobre i wdzieczne SER
CO Bog wezmie W swo]a opie-
KEEL .....
Pan Worski uscisnaf go
serdecznie j 1zek1 z urocz9
powaga: Niechze Bog bedzle
z toba, a cokolwiek by Gle
spotkaG mialo, mi1osc nasza
zostanie CT do ostatpiego
tchnienia piersi naszei.
Nakoniec uScisna} Mieczek
ma}a Elzbietke g}aszczac tu-
lac ia do siebie. Jeszcze jed
Lem serdecznem spojrzeniem
pozegnawszy wszystkich wy.
bieg1 "a hetmanem Czarniec.
kim ma schody, dazac w6r6d
nocy ciemnej do jego miesz-
kama.
Tu wprowadzono 90 do
ma}ego alkierza, gdzie s'a}o
}6zko Swiezo po6cielone, ably
kr6tklm snem pokrzepi} sic
do swego przedsiewzlecia. -
tn pad1 ma kolana i wyla} ca
Ia swa dusze W goracych s}o-
wach pred obliczem Najwyz'
szego, ,,Dzieki CT Panic, die
XII z ca}ego serca, re dozwa
lasz mi sk1adac dowody mo-
jei wdziecznoSci ku tYm,
kt6rych z ca}ej duszy czcze
mi1uje. Pod Twoje oddaje sic
obrone Panic i ojcze niebie-
ski. Gdy jestes prey mnie,
czegoz mia}bym sic oba-
wia6?".
SZpieg.
Juz dnieG zacze}o, gdy MILO.
dy i zgrabny chlopak wiejski
kroczacy ku bramie F)oryah-
skiej, ma gioSne wo}anie zo}'
nierza ma stray siojacego sic
zatrzyma}. Ch}opak stana}
koto swego w6zka, pokrytego
pi6cienna opona, ktorego u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

oko ma wszystko. co sic
obok mnie dzieje; ably cato
do Wasz. Mo6ci %powr6cic, DO
boz togo przeciez ma mic by
sic pos}annictwo mole ME
przydalo. Do widzenia sig
vice szanowny panic, a pro.
see pozdrowic jeszcze, je6li
}aska, moich czcigodnych O.
piekun6w i moja tuba sio-
strunie Elzbietke.
To rzeklszy odwr6cil sic
a popedzajac siwoszka rzek}
wp61 do zwierxecia wp6} do
siebie: Naprz6d, dalej W dro.
ge! many dis jeszcze spory
kawsl pred SODA!
Jeszcze jednem skinieniem
reki pozegnal wodza, a pc:
tenn wsiad1 ma w6zek i po-
pedzai droga wiodaca do
~Sandomierza, Ia chwile uj-
rial sic sam daleko cd swo
ich, zdany ma swoja w}asna
baczno6c i roztropno6e. -
Mlody jego umys} ME doz-
nal przykro6ci osamotnie'
MIA; wiedziaf on bowiem /
czu} to W duszy. re zycze'
MIA i modify dobroczy6c6w
jego mu towarzysza, przeto
tez i odwaga 60 ME opuszcza'
la; najbardziej iednak podno.
silo dusze jego poczucie du.
my z poruczonego mu zlece-
MIA, i z roll kt6ra W tax waz
nej sprawie o%dgrywac mu
przypad}o.
Z Ia otucha W sercu po-
stYpowa1 dalej droga, i tax
kilka mu dni ~przemine}o bez
znaczniejszej przygody. Ma
noe zajezdza} zwykle do za-
gr6d wiejskich PREY drodze
a gdy 90 jak to zwykle by
wa, lud sielski O to i o owo
wypytywa}, opowiedzia} i'm
swoja zmySlona Q przecie tax
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