davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
FRA DaloreS.

III IaretS Iulin9 er MI fcrrmCrt
Sus, % llobpttct cr iom altio Tor.
Ifielligt pas DC ioritiClige SteOcr.
Sppprten fra &aaren al bar uos
mcrfet bnabt for Tger % eng, %
Sloatten flurOe berfor ~begpnbcs ca.
ben 15oc Sui; men citcriom &eiret
article Jig icncre, funoe man gicrnc
bcgpnot nogIc Gage t~iOli9crc.
Get Sol, iom blcp inobicrget Den
fprite llgc eftcr SlaattenS Begun.
belie, bar al goo apalitet men iaas
inart SunoeoaQe1e fom iu0, regnet
oct nGIten iii bper Sa9 / ca. 6 Tiger,
% / bcnnc Sio par Der finn "a
Gage meo fart Seir, ioa man maat.
te paste Soict iom en- Snleo, itulOe
man tilnPrmcliesuiS faa BET tsrt /
Sus. Oct bar Iaa of iige nGltelt
imuIigt - trobS Sesiing % Saat.
ing, pg bct tiger iig iel6, at Ell MtoSic
Spi bleu uoifipmt.
Sgrit SEN 6te September blep Der
SpbolbSpeir, builfct pebparcoe iii
BEN ABE bs., og set beOeOe enoel poo
SEN Sfabe, Der por ~forpol0t / oen
lange Hegnperipbe. glf So; bleu oper
ct Wibbelsaar, men tilOel5 al Ouar=
Zig apalitct.
Sor 9pggetS &cbfommenOe bleo
Der nGiten operolt Ell rig SOFT; men
90 oct ti0lig paa Sommeren bleo
neoflappet al Hegnet % Oesuoct
MATTE ifjGres unber &cgnpeir, blep
oct. for enoel beoprpet, fer mani If
set paa Stulr; men Ssrfen bar Dps
pcrlig, % Salm og aierne blep be-
Gre Cno perltet bar. 9pgaOltngen folt
trpat aniptteS I'll opcr ct WtlooclS=
oar og paa mnnge Stcber cnoog I'll
ct &ronaar. SaaleOe3 blep Saoernc
mcr enb fulbe, % tiIbelS maatte man
itaffe noe paa Warfen, builtet llels
Den bpnocr Der / 5iclobp9berne.
Goteterne gop ligelcoes ct itort
ltobptte og al no9enlunoe goo Spas
Iitct iipr paa ifarplpnote Steber, og
Gciret Der Irrocles beloigt ulber
Sptagningen, iaa at De tom IND / 600
9onbition.
Spterbapnene bar ppperlige og
Mffaitnin9en al SGtcrproollfter TIL
frebSItiaenoe.
Grilen paa &reatllrer bar / SsIt
beicre, enb sem bar pGret paa Here
Iar; men alligeuel antageS bet, at
Griftebsnberne tiente bra. Seitcpris
ierne boloer Jig frenroeles bsie.
sut / aft bar 2anbnlanoer. goo
@runo til at pGre tilfreOs % taffe
ale gobe 8aperS @iper.
Oct friiinoebe Senitre for SalbriS
Bar nominerct 2cnsmallo $. Sbune,
Sang, iom Stortinesmano og Sane
jllnfer Sul SnganeS al q. Iuroal
Tom @aramanb. Oct foniolioereoe
&enitre og Observation-Disclosures bar
nomineret Sperretsiagfprer 8. Sopi
iom Stortingsmano og Sfolebeitprer
CLAUS S~Slanosmoen iom Saramano.
Sr. Soui er febt og opppret / peitre
Slibre, nlen Dor MI paa Sa9ernes.
Sslanosmoen er ira isnore IrroaI
og er fortiben 2prer % geitprer peo
en- S~olfebsiifole paa Saoelamb. @aIs
get ifal foregaa imorgen (21oe Of
tober), og lloiulbet er life iaa 9oot
at ~forlbiige, ba bee9e Barrier bar
ppitiQet bpgtige W9no, og Sorifiel.
len / Stemmeontal bill life BIZ iaa
flor, Oa begge Eartier efter Sorme.
ming itaar tat inopaa bi%nanoen.
9egge Tartier bar / ben ienere Sio
ienot fine Soreoragsbolbere / Slben,
OF bort 2ofalblab "Galores" bar
baot lin fulbe Sure meo at faa pren-
tet ale politiife Snolpg for og imOb.
Standardization for peitre eli.
bre-Sang afboloes ogiaa iaar / oct
rpe Sfoleblls / Sang og meo iamme
2erere iom forrige Iar, nenllig 8.
s. 0orouiite og Selge Sieie. Sfo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31

IRA Gioiiorb iortPaes, at Ren'
iaatcn bar ibeit ilaaet rent tell. Get
ifploes oeu SmitGnbisbeo, at IN
rene bar trl,tfet ~sitOper. Com be-
fien6t trPffer Renen moo Sinoen.
oa @eiret bar ibsit paa Siooen bcloi
ia sitlig. Son SGgreio bapoe gaaeI
lem Gage iammen meo engel'fm9no
uben at faa lssne Stlro.
9lftiGeIifabet Spsietaloene anora-
ger ON a~onceSiion paa Regllleriue
al observation-disclosures, iom er gipas'
Drag Ill 1psiepasSragct. l~lobpgnin'
gen al Nogeliopasoraget, bporpee
pil i-Spinoes 25.150 elettriite Seite'
frriter, oil foite opcr 3 Yiiaioner.
) Sftober ital en- Gel Sneoters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
PRICES ADVANCE
UNDER TRADING
LATEST SALES BEST WITH NEW
llIeH REQ MADE ron
GOLFER STOCKS,
CROP OUTLOOK GOOD
sm,utt,> Ct> COMPANY PLANS
uEN11 oJTrtT ~ WELL. ~
NrEn>ATto> Al BtRNts~-
TER CuNPNNN
KOP OUTLOOK GOOD
sn rAoMAs c snorMeLL

NEW YORK Juae o~@i,h r"'e
active Iadiu. on ibe Stoek I.Nehaus.
prices advanced toiay and IN" yius'
showed SOME 0.tt+rial net gains. lhe
latest prices were the best and ne"
hEgl records trtse made IA '"PlNs
st6tks Rcfat}s II Daniel q keiet.
s. ha is believed u be tae bHI I'aeess
.sn4sa many professional traders 40
cover sher; con tracts. tsp, c'a!iy As
t4erV discovered fnat BE hta sold uotn-
loz recently As most ~ the STOCKS
sttla H. thr rrcen. break we're me-
t,s, RED by THO traders ~ ao solo tat'a
tti+-if--.4 ''-4s@.
th4t must De o9EeFed BOY iIae lhe
hHH lcader gives Ia ord7T- t'tTo '''f-
.srt ssfyo feature Of today markets.
pas tn, strength Of the old standard
ISSUES ninn Pacific New 1ork ten-
fga} steel. Lcaikh Valley aud Reaaih@-
tefue foremost ia the advance.
NeSs~~ R.fa. az rho Rock ISLAND ana
Ripley Of the Atchtson. stated that TIE
rror outlook 8, jheir respective terri
tories VAS newer better. b"th Sc
,,v,sI,.r-,it. md rig ira ffic for this fall.
MIR. Refd said alec that ne various
f.,afnrta- az the American Can com
panv were working 10 tho limit 81
.i,a5r ..tu.ritv because Of "a heavy eat-
oirg season 10 result from hig crops.
This testimony added to the order
given fadas-b by president Mccormick,
nj t9.e Intsrna ttonsl Harvester com :
many To- make tan thousand more ma
rbines than originally planned. Is bet
Ter proof OF agricultural conditions
fkaB ,he gucsses of speculative crop
t.Nnarte
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
ROLLING STOCK
TAKES BIG TOLL
PETERSBURG COUNCIL MISSES TAN
IN MttNtNs III ANNUAL CITY
III DIGIT.
Virginia Bureau,
tsrt " 1T tttttifttrTE. f70T1c I {. :

PT1ERSf,l-R "a tn,'a -,rh.
couno,, 'o,,neiI r..l,i 80, re,,,,I.,~ ,,,ontho
~ f,aatIn, lay, tot. ...,l .,,l,,,,.,l ~.
ordinance aviner ~ 80, ~ ,,vattn,
an rel ana ,,..rs,,os., t,,,,r,o,.,,. co. tb.,
ensuing ,o,. ar a. "a a., x1nn -
vaI,,e p,o ,,,,,,. ,1,i. -
III, co,,,,tl ,ti,t rat -. ,,.,,t ioan
,,cloc1 p,ie ,,,lr,,t,4.I ,,,,t H.. 90
io,,r,l3 ,,,.tt, ,a,,arrG,,,- ,,t,,h, 80
,ls,.. ,,.,,st.,..r.,,;,., $50, Co.,
~, as,..,l ,...,. ,,...,f.,,t.,,. r,,, -
Ios p.il,..s c..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
lament DEATH OF
DR.. R. v M|C0U

Bishop Gibson and other local
eErrchmen heard with profound sor-
row and regret yesterday of the sud-
den death at oxford, England. of Or.
Richard w. Iicou, professor Of
Fundamental theology and systematic
divinity at the theological seminary
near Alexandria. VINO was travelling
abroad for his health
DR., Micou was the father OF Rich
ard Mtcou. Of Washington, II. -,
who gained considerable fame tn
years ago as a result of discovering
a new star In the heavens with his
naked eye while "a student at the
| diversity of Virginia. thus putting
enc over on Or. 0rmond stone, his
astronomy professor. who was sup
piled with a twepty-six inch tste-
scope In his home at the Mccormick
chse rvatory.
Or. Stone, it will be recalled. etYe
up his chair a few days ago in 6rdcl'
to so ON the Carnegie foundation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
Ny. York Moncl

NEW YORK. Jane 5--~Money on
cali at the Stock Exchange To-Day
onered . IA per cent; highest j; low
nst- IA. closing. . 4 per cent Most
~ the DAYS loans were made nj u
per ces1t
Feature Of the time money market
il Increased offerings Business is
more active and the tone of the mar
Eet is somewhat easier
Rates are per cent for sixty and
ninety days: IA per cent for four
months. 3l-4@ IL per cent for five
months. and 1-203 ga for six
months
rseu rtHcHc At t PR cent.
Commercial paper II autet The
supply OF the best names IS very llm-
tt+d. and the market is quiet Rates
are 3-4n4 per cent for the best
names
London discounts. = 1916 pee cent,
~ lis per cent. Paris discounts
2 "a per cent. unchanged. Berlin dis
counts. rs per cent. unchanged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
MARINES tAN0 TO
HELP GOMEZ EMO
NEGRO REVOLUTION

aud Guantanamo. to the south of the
Cuban railroad. General Montcagudo
started four columns Of troops from
tour opposite POINTS OF the compass
all headed for Ramon De Las Vegas,
hut nothing was seen of thu rebels
On the night Monteagudos men all ar
rived at the objective point, Estenoz
burned Lamaya, II few miles away.
Further pursuit of the rebels has Az
parently been abandoned Reports .
battles ana large loss OF life To the
rebels, which have been given out by
the Gomez government. the last few
J days have been proven false in eNerJ
| particular, by n visit OF the CORES
lpondcrt of the International News SER
| vice to the scene.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06

mark histortn spots vrounr
Petersburg during this year with stope
monuments. The daughters. however,
only intend to mark those spots made
famous by Confederate vaior. The
question of placing marker over the
grave Of General Wtngfeld Scott, which
is located at Realms, near this city,
has been discussed. but the daughters
f1aTr rrrfird N grFrt no TToHuUCnC
over him, Although a distinguished
Nirginian, his influence and sympathies
were on the side Of the North in the
War Between the States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
NEu YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, June 5.--The condi-
ton Of the crop as reported b. the
government UP 20 Mag i6th, and the
unquesuonable fact that 81 haH i'm
proved since that date. furnished most
Of the subject matter OF floor discus
sion today, The weather map was
again scrutinixed closely. and while
considered favorable 20 the crop az
= whole. there was some respect paiG
- the absence Of rain ever Texas and
Oklahoma areas. and this sufficed 20
sustain the bull position as far AZ crop
Influences could 10.
~ y matter Of fact there is very
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
Larceny Case Continued,

ne rHse nf 4. w Harris, prominent
colored lawyer and politician of Din
widdie county, who is charged with
grand larceny, was constituted until
Friday in Police court this morning.
Harris vas arrested on a warrant
sworn out by ]. c. stafford, charging
him with the larceny Of a copper still.
valued at $500, taken from an old
building on the Stafford farm in Din
wddie county. ]. j. Aren't. a colored
barber Of this city. is also implicated
In the robbery,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06

ROANOKE. VA, June a.--lierbert
Byrd. aged eighteen, son of t. \.
Byrd. who had his neck broken
while IN bathing at Ocean View sun
day died in 81 Nincents hospital.
Norfolk. this morning. The body
was shipped to Roanoke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06

tit4tc ttttt-t tr--rt trrt-~t =, mr. ruttur1
market. and even tho confessional ara
not ti7S1nsrri - trttyF rI7TTr tr1Tu "A rFH=
tative position With respect 10 prices.
TedaJs market was an Gneyoutut
affair. Prices moved within a narrow
range. With ne special significance in
the trading
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
mot Yet
But
Soon"
is All

right, when it is applied to the
sailing of the happy winners;
but if taken too seriously it
means that you will fail to
make a winning race. ~ am
now entered is the thought
you should have in mind. and
you can then let the ''Not-yet
-but-soon" feeling come in its
proper time. You cannot afford
to let this opportunity slip from
your grasp, as it will mean that
you will take a shorter trip this
summer, at your own expense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
SUMMER RESORTS

The Halifax Inn. Houston. Va. Iron
and Idthia Water. High, cool eleva-
ton among the hills Of Virginia on
the Norfolil and Western kailroad.
Large airy rooms halls and porches.
Excellent table. Special reduced rates
10 summer boarders.
For information address
PROPRIETOR HALIFAX I'M,
Houston. Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
FARMS, AIA-g.A, ETC,
FOR SALE

leans sasas On, GannsrY or fTtw, Freq
~rty, alta logua free GEO. &.
1RAMOFNO To-. s32 East Main At
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
RESIGNATION OF
WERNER ACCEPTED

The resignation of 3. II. Werner.
formerly connected with the bicycle
corps of the Second station, was ac-
cepted by the board Of police commits
sioners last night, and the position,
after having been declared vacant,
was tilIed by Nicholas Walsh. of Lee
ward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
he w Gather


Nir2iuta--Fair Thursday, probably
| followed by showers late Thursday
sass 4ttst'''--.'t' t't-iriay; tight variable
winds
North Carolina--I4ocal rains Thurs
day. and probably Friday.
Special Local Data For Yesterday.
II noon temperature .........-+.-, y
+ NJ. temperature ........,' ....'.,.' 80
Maximum temperature up 10 r. NJ so
Minimum temperature up to i, M IS
Mean temperature ...,........,,.. IA
Normal temperature .............. rs
Excess in temperature today ..... ]
Excess in temperature since March
Accumuiat I'd deficiency in temper
allure since January ......... 4.os
Rainfall last "a hours ..........., %
Excess in rainfall since March l., $40
Accumulated eNce%s in rainfall
since January ! .....,.,.,..... 3.21
Local observation Il VI. Yesterday.
Temperature ........ ..,....,...... 10
Humidity ...-......-.,,.l. Sc
Wind, direction ..,..,...,..........s :. Il.
Wind, velocity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ eethef r. cloudy.
Rainfall last II hours .............., o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06

Eicnmond Va June :. ia12
tFnrnished by Richard " Mauyy,
stock and bond broker, i1od East
Main streetl
STATE SECURITIES.
Bid Asked
IA Rs Old c and r. 1872 ssi. =
Va CEN = 3 G. and r. 1891 S5s. sstk
CITY SECURITIES
Eicnmon6 city A., e. and r.
EAAn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06
The
Contest is
Open for
Every

young lady Of Virginia: the
plans are simple. Paid-in-ad-
vance subscriptions have a
high vote value. and every
coupon IN the daily paper is
equivalent to the number mark
ed on 1t. just get these sub
scriptions, and have your
friends save the coupons for
you and the rip is as good as
yours. Do not hesitate longer,
but make up your mind to get
in the race. and do your best
to secure one of these lux
urious trips
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06

STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Norfolk and Ports Trac Co.
ks 1895 .--..,.......... 81 ...
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS
Par BID Asked
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-06


and the place Atlantic seaboar without
yourself.
yet too late and of these magnificent
The Lamar register., 1912-01-17

self around his feet and all but threw
him headlong: only frantic clutch at
the footrail Of the bed saved him.
Kicking the thing savagely of he
flung himself upon the door and threw
it open. His jaw dropped.
The lift shaft was directly opposite.
Before 1t. in more or less patient wait
ing, stood a very young and beautiful
woman in a gown whose extreme can
dor was surpassed only by the perfec
ton of its design and appointment
both blatant of the Rue de la PAX:
type as common to the cognoscenti
of Monte Carlo as the Swiss hotel por-
tiers. But ORourke did not know her
from Eve.
THE divvlsi" said he beneath his
breath.
He was mistaken; but the young
woman, at first startled by his uncer
emonious appearance, on instantan.
eous second thought decided to per.
init him to discover that twin imps
at least, resided in her eyes. And
when his disappointment prevented
him from recognizing them, her dawn
ing smile was swiftly erased and hei
Ascending eyebrows spoke sloausntly
The Lamar register., 1912-01-17

opo-iag on his left with Jealous.
GREATNESS expectancy. Not sound
cane therefrom. He hesitated.
'"If that weren't her room, I'd hear
SON ebody moving about" he reasoned.
"'Tis frightened she is-not suspect
in tits me. But how do l know
It's herself? Faith! could me
ears deceive msS'
With that he took heart of hope and
broke manfully into the chorus. sing
ing directly to the lighted window
singing the first line with ardor and
fervor, with confidence and with hope.
singing persuastvsly. pleadingly, anx-
iously, mistakenly.
''For the woryiA u all befo-ore us"
he sang and thsa paused. He heard
no echo. And again he essayed, with
that in his tonA TO melt heart OF
ice:
For the World + all befo-ore US"
And now he triumphed and was
lifted out of himself with sheer de-
light; for from the adjoining room
came the next nnoi
And lanA1aass ado-ore us"
Unable to contain himself. 10
chimed in. and h duet they sang +.
out to the rousing finale:
They ns'sr rayfuDe to sco-ore us.
But chalk Us up wid Joy
We taste her tap. We tear her cap
o. that's the chez
For me- cries she-
Isn't he the darnnt. the boud soliicr
boyr"
As the last note rang out and DC
the next window was darkened: III
woman had switched OF the Light
He heard faint rustic OF silken ruff
ies. "'Tis herself" he declared In
an agony of antioipation-"herself and
none other! And I'm thinking she'll
be coming to the window now"
He was right. Abruptly he discov.
cred her by the reflected glow from
the illumination behind him. He was
conscious of the pallid oval OF her
face. of a sleek white sheen OF arms
and shoulders. of . dark mass OF hair.
but more than al else of the glamour
of eyes that sAone into his softly
like limpid pools Of darkness touched
by dim starlight
Infamed. he leaned toward her.
whist. darlinGi" he stammered
whist! It's mysslf-'tis Terence"
But she was gone. A low, stifed
laugh was all his answer-that and
the silken whisper of her skirts as she
scurried from the window. He flush
ed crimson. waited an instant, then
flung discretion to the winds. and
found himself sorambling out upon the
balcony. Heaven only knows to what
lengths the man would have gone had
not the slam Of door brought him up
standing; she had left her room!
So she thought to escape him SO
easily. He swoTe between his teeth
with excitement and tumbled back
whence he had come. Regardless OF
the fact that he was still In his shirt
sleeves he rushed madly for the door.
On the way q shooting jacket on the
door. perhaps In revenge for neglect
and ill-treatment, maliciously wound IT.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-09

them. CD In locating the windbreak
one needs to look to the future A
good deal of live stock will necessa-
rily be kept on the North Dakota
farms. This stock will do much bet
ter in the protection of a hedge than
II subjected to the prairie winds. It
will also be much easier to feed and
care for stock in the protection of q
good windbreak. So make the wind.
break include a space that will likely
be used for carrying the live stock
through the winter. (c) In the pro
lection of q windbreak q great many
varieties of trees and fruits that can
not endure the wind will flourish.
Therefore considerable space should
be Enclosed by the windbreak for this
purpose. The space thus provided for
the stock and for trees and fruit will
not be waste, even If not used for
these purposes for some time. More
snow will gather here than on the
unprotected prairie. which will mean
that this space will be well watered
and that larger crops of grain:
grasses and alfalfa can be grown here
than elsewhere on the farm This
will also be an ideal place for the
garden.
From this it is plain that the wind
break should inclose considerable
area. The windbreak will also have
considerable influence In checking
the effects Of hot winds through
checking the winds velocity and
through cooling it through the mois.
ture that transpires from the leaves.
TO plant the windbreak will depend
some on the prevailing winds. The
ncr1h and west sides will need pro.
lection and the other sides to a less
extent. 1t might be we'll to plant two
rows on the north and west sides and
a single row on the south and east.
Broken rows might answer on these
two Sides 81
Trees to do we'll should be planted
on land that has raised 1T least one
crop. Well titled corn or potato
ground ID usually in an ideal condition
for giving trees a good start.
Tho willow, can be started from
cuttings made from branches one
fourth to three-fourths Of an inch In
diameter. or even larger, and ten to
twelve inches long. These can usu
ally be secured for $3.50 to $500 pc,
thousand. Set them in the ground &c
that they will project 4 couple OF
inches. It is also we'll to set them
at small angle rather than straigh,
up, as this causes the soil to pack
tightly against them. Cultivate the
soil to a distance Of eight to ten fee,
on each side o. the hedge. -"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-09

They were seeking to impress the
stranger
IF YOU really wish to get an idea
of the toughness of New York toughs, ,
announced one, you should by all
means attend the annual ball given
by the Gorilla club. 1t is absolutely
the toughest stunt that Is pulled any
where. If you don't get action there
for your money you won't get it any
where"
do you mean that fights are com
mon at that hall?" inquired the man
to-be-impressed. Am to understand
that shOotings-" .at
He got no further. One Of the 9th
ers leaned forward. solemnly tool
hold Of his sleeve, and remarked:
Flights? Shootings? Why, every
single person that starts to go into the
Gorilla club hall IL stopped outside
and searched for concealed weapons
and, If he hasn't any-they give hin
some!"-New York Times.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-09
Just In Time.

There Is no doubt that tho tying OF
a piece Of string around the finger ia
a really good aid to poor memory;
but there is a we'll authenticated case
of man who tied piece of cotton
around his finger in the morning to
remind him to get his hair cut.
: On the way home to dinner that
evening he noticed the piece Of cot
ton.
"Oh, yes, l remember" he said.
And. smiling proudly, he entered the
accustomed shop and sat down be-
fore the tonsorisl operator.
"Er-yes, sir?" said the artist, pus.
sled inquiry in his tones.
"Eh? Oh. yes; cut my hair, please -
commanded tho absent-minded one,
CURLY.
why certainly, sir, If you wish II"
said the artist. But you won't mind
my mentioning the fact that I cut it
this morning, sir, will you!"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-09
Consumers Power Co.

man happened to be washing that day,
tub Of water was handy which she
used in putting out the blaze.
Othar X. Jensen of Norma, is now
cashier Of the Sawyer State bank.
Austin Johanna Of Williston, who
has returned from the Everglade dis
trict in Florida, is glad to get back.
He says the nights were so hot that
one could hardly sleep The truck
farmers lost most Of their products
Jan 80 by a severe frost. The
sand flies and the chiggers make life
miserable most of the time and there
are many poisonous snakes. Mr.. 10
hanna started a produce commission
house but sold out after FIVE weeks
and will be better satisfied with
North Dakota than ever.
I. G.. Empey has disposed of the
Leland Pool room to Harrah T. Co.
of Corwith, Ia. Mr.. Empey viii! re-
turn to Olivia, MINI. where he has
business interests.
Fine bright plump fax seed that
was threshed this spring, appeared
to be in such fine condition that
Stutsman county farmer intended to
use it for seed He was advised to
test it and learned to his surprise
that not one seed would grow. The
flax has a good commercial value,
but is worthless for seed. No farmer
should SOW any seed this year without
first giving it a thoro test.
J. Frank Scudder, Kenmare teach
er, will be candidate or the repnhlj-
can nomination for county superinten-
dent of schools. He is younv man
about "a years Of age, we understand.
If candidate for Office comes to
you and says that his opponent Is
scroundrel and thief, get busy instant
err to find out what fs back If the &C
cuser's words. You will find that he
has something in his career that
needs filming and uses SANDER and IL
bel to hide his many imperfections.
A great many men because they diff
fer with other politically, allow them
selves to become estranged In busi-
ness and social matters. This is a
very grave error and mistake, and one
that is scarcely pardonable.