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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

5eg11ten ms 2eben gerl1fen muroe un6
ii9 ebrlih bcn1ii6t, Sen fiirdterlid]en
Branooerlari item 5u lteuern, fat lei0er
gar menig grfolg al1f5umeiien. Ser
2eidtiinn, Sic @leidgiltigfeit un0 Sic
meitperbreitete Srdt, IAN sic gerii=
d%erlngSge leQidaftcn alts5uDerfou=
fem, iin0 0rei ltarfe un0 gefdbrlide
8un0esgenolien, gegen sic Sic Ser
nu1ft iebr idmer art51fampfen fat.
IS iol nidt beitritter mer6en, 6ob
file uno ga cine @en6ung gum beiie=
ren >pobrnebn16ar lit. SSm groben
gat15en berridt aber nod Ser alte>
bitterb0ie Sdlen0rian.
3as ol1erifaniide gplf ldBt iib
i6mer belebren 1tn6 nod idmerer
bon ieinen @orurt6eilen l1no @epobn=
beiten abbri1gen. Sc miro iogar
nidt ei11moI imlner redt5eitig ourb
sda6en fla1g. $50 iin6 bel1te jene
Sauben, Sic emit in 3iigen 6aberfa=
men, meld,e Sic Come berfiniterten?
$50 iin6 sic 8iiffel, sic 5u Mi1ionen
Sic Hrdrien bepolferten? $50 lit Ser
groBte Sbeil Uni erer @dl6er, Ser fo=
belbafte Meidtbum an &ortbo15bG1t=
men geblieben? $50 sic Trrdtborfeit
BON tau en6en bon Tarn1en, Sic bel,te
mil It ut6 brod 1iegen?
Nnes 0as lit Ser unleIiaen @anh+
mirtbidoft gum Spfer gefal(e1t. Ser
SSager, Ser @o15fa1er, Ser 9an0mirtb
madten iid in Ser guten often 3eit
fem @epiiien 6aro1s, Blind uno ton
6orauf 1os5umirtbihoften. Treilih,
Motb 1ebrt beten: belte lit oos @ilo
nidt mebr 10 5obIrei6, lno 6ns 2ano
fat feinen @reis. Sett be5ahlt eS fih
nidt mebr, cine 6arm aus3uia11aen
un6 lie 6ann Iiegen 5u lafien, Inn Elm
paar MeiIen meiter a11fs nel1e aeaen
ale @run6fdbe Ser rattoneIlen 9anb=
mirthi6aft 51t iiin6taen. Seute nmtB
ser 2on6mon11 tpohI o6er libel ratio
nen 2an6bou treiben o6er 8uarrn6e
geben. Gent Sel1ermo1oh a1ol1bt
man ober noh unoeitraft Sbfer in
beliebiaer Mnaahl bringen Ell 6iirfen.
Mber oa1h 6ieier @obn tpir6 ser Ser
n1tnft meihen miifien. tpenr er Sem
amerifaniid1en Mirtb5haftsGeben niht
nnerietlide gerlrite bringen iou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
Ser 9retbumo.

9as brutaIe 6ur9 ni9tS geredtfer=
tigte &orgeben Staliens gegen Die
Sirfen in Sripolis bat lopobl BEL SEN
&egierungen Deuti9lonos un6 Selter=
reif= l1ngarnS lopie SEN @olfern Sic
ier &eide menig Spmpathie ertpedt,
uno ser groBte Sbeil oerielben miir6e
Sic @un0esgenoiienidaft 6es unli6e=
rem &antoniiten mobl germ los lein,
pfrn nift h0here grtpdgl1naen 6ieiel=
be beeinfluBten. Ser bepori teben0e
Mblauf bes Dreibl1n0es un6 Sic Sroge
ser @rneuerung oesielben giem sober
Bel alien bethetligten Harteien l1riade
gu erniter grmdgung. @abren6 cine
@rneuerung 6es Sdub- un6 Srut=
biinbniifes 5pilden 9eutiflan6 un6
0eiterreih : l1nqarn. iobnl6 es abae=
1uufen lit, oIs ielbitperitGn6Ii6 gilt,
merhen beit6n6ig @eriihte berbrettet,
me1he 6os @erbleiben Sestoliens im
@reibunq in 3metfeI iteIlen. 5elbit=
beritGn6lih fommen bieie Madrthten
alts Observation-Disclosures 0uel1e, nobel
ser @louhe obmoltet, baR etn Mbfan
sesta1iens DeutihIan6 III @efnbr britt
oen mer6e 0os lit cine reht fin0iide
Mniift. 9ie @ehrfroft StaIiens lit
bon hnhit unteraeorbneter 8ebeutunq.
Mon hem militGriihen Genie Ser al
ten Sinner 1T SEN sstaliern per5peifelt
nenig oehlieben. Deutif1on6 miro an
feiner Siherheit feline SinbuBe erlei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
Ser 2med 6ieler @erba,1oe lit /

Ser 8ped oieier @erbaaoe lit III
manden 6allen 5llnadit Sic 9fegelung
ser Yrpouftior5= uno Mbl otpcrbalt=
nile Mber nitbt iiGeral1 lit oas &alpt=
5lped, rno in nid)t menigen @er6al1=
oelr fomn1t CT iiberhallpt nid]t il1bc=
tradt. Iel ito id)drier tritt BORT Elm
an0erer 3mef berppr: sic gen1einlan1e
8%efan1pfnmg bon Grbeitera1asitanoen
m1o Sic NIT gegenleitiger llnterltilb=
ing u11ter>1pmaleue Ser udle, 0roben<
Sc Mlsl t0noe auf 0cm @eAe ocs &orn=
promiiies 51 pernniocn. @enn bel
lpielsmeiic inl 8%onAclperbe eiu NllS=
itauo brobt, oonu fann Sic @efa6r
perminoert lperben, lpen1 sic llnter=
nebnner 1T ser Sage iino, oas Sl1terel=
le ser bon Sen 2ief erat1ten bon 9alt=
moteriolien BEL daftigten Mrbeiter in
sic @oaidale ST. merfen 0aB 0anc=
ben in 6o1en, 100 ser &f IN Sem
einen @elper6e l11perll1ei5li6 gclppr=
Sen lit, Sic Stellung Ser Mrbeitgeber
our9 Muslperrlu1g in onoeren noe ent=
lid gei t0rft maroen fal1l1, liegt aaf
ser &a1o. gn0li1 fontn1t inbetradt,
sob M,rh Sen Sui ammenidlltb 9lei6=
artiger poer nerinon0ter @elperbe ltn0
SSS11ol1l trien Sic fina15icllc &ilfe bet
Streifs 1111b Muslperru1gen leidter
inns 1pirfinmer SIT orgoniiieren lit, ais
menn ie6es @emcr6e inns je0e Sl1ol1=
itrie al1f ibrc cigcnen &rGfte ol1gemie=
len. III.
Man bot aeleael1tlid Sariibcr &C.
ltritten, Oh Sic als 8egengelpidt &C.
gen oic Observation-Disclosures &C.
griinoeten Mrbeitgeberperban6e in ut1=
ierem @irtbi9ofts1eben iiherfaltpt Ell
tic @ered)tigrng bitten. 9eute fat
Sic er Streit feline praftiIde ge0el1=
tu1lg mebr. Sic Gerban0e itl1o So,
inns Ser ibneu 5ltgrunbe liegenoe &C.
banfe bot i1 SEN lebten Sohren 10
piel merbcn0e &raft ent1pidelt, baB
man in 3ufl1nft mcbr noh als in ser
@egerdport NIT ibnet1 5lt red}ner ba=
ben mir0. l1n0 10 longe Sic &erb1n0c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
Trppbe5eilrng pieler 0od)lel'te, oab D
1t. GlouS, Minn.

Yropbe5eirn1g pieler Iod)lel1te> oaB DIE
Ehclterl,1g onlmlte1 meroe, ut Die
5d1aiiuno elmer il1t%er1otlonolen Cont
mil1ion, mic pprgeidlngel1, Die oere1ll=
ten @eluiih1ngen glrppa'S uno Mlne=
rico's mp6l mertb. Sic an oen Nro=
jeete ssl1tcrciiirten idloaen feil1e Nb=
bilferuittel Dor, lie lino MIR ilber Die
@idtigfcit ser 6rage iibereIn9efonn=
men. Sic Gomr'iliion miiroe nid}t
%uutpriiiert ieil1, Sic 9tatio11en sur N11=
roblnc irgeno eines Nlanes SIT Der
pflidten. Sic ioll nltr belfe11, nnpar=
tciiid}e, milienihoftlid)e Sorl dp1tge11
ur1o gcnoltcres Stl1oiltm Ser Sbatla=
den SIT einem gntid)luiIe 5t font
n1cl1. Sic Gpmn1ilion iollte ei1etr
pffisieuen Character babelt, lint Ste mo-
t6igen Nfittc1 fir cine griin0lide gr=
forld1ung Ser 56otlacben erlangen 1t11o
offisicu 5uriifherid'te1t SIT fpn11en. 9as
:@erf Ser Gonmiliion io(lte etnent
Corps bon Sad]per ital1oigen onber=
tral1t merber1, oo5 nit SEN Itatiitilde11
Bureaus Ser ein5eInen &eaierunaen
Sollo i1 @a116 5u gehen batte. Sic
'Mothmenoigfeit elmer lolden Commit /
1ion miro burd sic Steuer=, Bro6= uno
Tleiif=& romaue, iomie sic 11eberban0=
nohnre bon Gtreifs be5ei6nen6 Be-
mon1trirt."
Mnoere, Sic sem Elune entbl,iia=
itiid beipflidten, lino: arbeitscon1=
miliQr Or. CHARLES g. Meia, Colt
greB6ibliotbefar Or. s. S. Sarris nn0
Yrof. 8. sc. Garper BON ser 9arnaro
nniperlitat. Senator 8urton bon
Obio 1iebt in ser 8eridmen0ungSiud
11l10 Grtrapogan5 0es mo0ernen &C.
bens, iomie in ser iteigenoen @ol5-
production Sic @run0urladen Ser
Gbeuerung. @r iagte in elmer Mn=
ipradle Dor ser @eieuidaf It: ~Die gt=
gantiifen Greoite. sic Sem @an6el un6
Ser Snouitrie beut5utage eingeraumt
mer6en un6 sic enormen Mblief e=
rl1ngsfoiten ser in 2a6en gefauften
@ooren fins meitere l1rinben. 60
fo1tet es 3. g. mebr, cine Sonne &ob=
len bonn &oblenbof in's @al1S 5u britt
GEN, aIs ser transport bon ser 3ede
na9 6em &oblenbanoler."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
@aihem @im9an9 9efum:
0ett..

Ius amerifonilbe &olf e1tldlieBt
lid) 5lt politiiden Nererl1lrgelt nlrr
lbmer; es med)ielt iei1te @eon1ten 10
oft mie ieine @oM1u1gen poer &let=
Sru1gen, ober &penn grl1nolegen0e Ser
0noeru1tgen in iei1en @erpoltungs=
fprn1en porge11omn1e1 meroel1, 81 gebt
es ol,f 6em bobprigen @ege Ser Ser
fa1iungsamenDements 111r lo11glam
pormdrts. Wfon 6enfe nl1r, pie lang
Jam ser Brimdrmobl ; @e6anfe our6=
%geor1ngen lit, mie Sic leit Sobren a'1<
qeregte 6irefte @abl ser 9un0eSle1a=
loren nod immer in Ser S4mebe
bGngt; Tim 10 mebr muB es number
nebmen, mie idnen sic &ommiiiions=
per1paltl1ng fir Staote @inaang ge<
fun6en fat. Grit elf Sabre lit eS bet,
6oB 6os bon elmer @olfturmfllttb per=
beerte @alpeiton sic @ettung aus SEM
Chaos eit1er 5ertriimm1erten Sertpol=
t1tngsoronung in ser @iniebung elmer
@eb0roe bon einigen @ertrauensmar-
mern iob, sic nit etergiifer Sono
in sic @ie5eraufridtung biirgerli6er
Oronung ein5ugreifen batten, un0 iett
lit Sic 6erartige itd6tilde germaltung
bereits in 5tpan5ig 5taaten nit elmer
@ebolferung bon 5uiammen bier Mtl=
Iione11 eingefiibrt.
sss1 @olpeiton mar es Elm eri tier Ser
1ud, jett lit sic Soee mebr ipitemotti6
ausgearbeitet mor5en. Die eriten flint
&ommiiiGre bon @albeiton muroen
bonn @olberneur ert1annt. Dogegen
aber erboben iih Stimmen. Sic erflar=
ten, bas fei feline 6emofratiide Ste
qierung, 6as lei @eoorm11n6ltng bon
oben berab Demgemdb mltroe 6as
@eleb, 6ur9 6os sic &ommiiiion ge=
lhoffen mor, fit berfaiiungSmiir6tg
erfIGrt. 0ie 2eaisGotltr fans idnelle
Mbbilfe. sic mahte sic 8eamten mah1=
bar, uno ieit6em iebt iid Sic &ommtl-
Iion 6l1rd 6as @otum Ser 8irgerldoft
51tiomme,1 un6, mas gemiB bemer=
fensmertb lit, mGbren6 6ieier 5ehn
Sabre iino bieie1ben Mdinner INNER
mie6er aefpdblt mor6en, nit Musnab~
me zines ein5igen, ser freini1ig 5u=
riidtrat.
Sem 8eiipieI bon @alpeiton fo1gte
I5unGd1t Sou ton, 6ann 9anas, nr6 int
Sabre 1907 mar sic 'ees6ee Biz nod Des
Moines, Soma, poraeorunoen, mo- ite
crit ibren etqentliden &iidba1t fir sic
meitere @erbrettung in Sen mittleren
un6 n0roIiden Staaten fano. @eiebe,
sic @tGoten (eriter uno 5meiter @lalie)
sic @infiibr1tnq oes &ommiiiionspla=
neg 6ur6 @olfsabitimmrrg qeitatten,
beitehen iebt in Sntnois, &entudp,
2ouiiiano, Miiiiifippi, @ortb 9ufota,
.@outb Carolina, Seras. Seem Mertfo,
@isconiin. MIabama, Sbaho, Monto-
no, l1tob, 8ofbineton, Mebrasfa, Seem
Seriep un6 @pomine; ferner in Ga1i=
fornia, Sregpn, COLORADO urb @aib=
inqton, mo SEN Stdoten nit iiber TO-
600 g%inmohnern &omerule 5uitebt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aibt es in
einiqen @td6ten in Maiiaauietts,
Mortb Carolina un6 Moine.
Die germaltnngsform lit nift
iiberon sic g1eihe. 2ofole gerh6lt=
nifIe haben oa beitimmeno m%itgetpirft,
Sic @r1.n6form ober lit ii6 aiemlid
Gbnlid. Sn @alneiton theiIer1 iia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
@ic eimes Ginbcs 2eben gcrettet
mnrNe.

6. 81. gofer, Carer, Mibigan,
ldreibt: Mein fleineS Ma0den 5og
lid eine grfalt1ng SIT, melde iibcr
Elm Sobr anbielt. @ir Gplten Orei
9%oftoren, fei11er fonrte illn belfen.
gS muroe 10 franf, Bob es nidt mebr
lteben fonnte. 8ir gebraudten @ar=
ner's 8bite @ine Of Gar, mo0ur6 es
qebeilt m1r6e. Molitor 3rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

Grlouht @nrem Mierer> uno @1a-
ien<Srubel niht, fih 10 s1 cntmideln
hoB Sic Me0i3in i'm nift mehr erret=
Gen fam. Mebmt Stolen 9tieren=
Nirfen. 2ieieThen geben ioihe @e=
siu1tote ur6 1tiuen 11nreqelm6Riafei.
rem NIT ftounensmerther Yrompgeit.
Wolitor 1rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

- @enn STR nm sic l1nteritibung
eines i%ubitantie1en unb energii9en
Snitituts ettpas gebt, Damn IoBt ser
6ar1ners State 8anf einen EbeiI GU
res @eidaftes 5ufommer. 35ba
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
WIMBLEDON

Oct. 5.-A house party at summer
cottage on spiritwood lake September
% and 29 was an event enjoyed by
some of our young people. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nichols Flagler entertained at
this unusual season for their daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel. The participants as
sure us they never had better time
and were perfectly comfortable, Mr..
and Mrs. Flagler having recently add
ed fireplace to their fine new cot
tage.
The first meeting of the Woman's
Study club will be held at the home of
Mrs. H. N Stroud, the president, on
Wednesday evening. The work of the
year will be discussed.
Wardell Sandy left for Fargo the
latter part of the week where he will
resume his studies at the Congrega-
gational college.
Miss Gertrude Kribbs came up from
Jamestow7 to visit her parents for q
few days. She is q music student at
the college at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Roti left for Val.
ley City on the first inst. They expect
to make their home farther west in
future.
Mrs. c. E. Simmons entertained the
Bridge club on Tuesday evening.
~ b 4 i
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
Rev. James Anderson
Goes To jamestown
METHODIST CONFERENCE SENDS
N. e. PASTOR TO NEW FIELD
-MINOT MAN COMING.

(From Tuesdays Daily
Appointments of the North Dakota
conference of the Methodist church
which closed in Wilhston yesterday,
will take Rev. James Anderson, for
many years pastor of the Methodist
church of this city to jamestown, and
will replace him with Rev. G. E. Yer
milya, superintendent Of the Minot
district of the church.
The appointments were made late
yesterday afternoon, and the change
in Mr.. Anderson's location will be
made in a few days. Mr.. Vermilya
will be here to occupy his new pulpit
a week from Sunday.
Members of the congregation of the
church expressed a great regret today
upon learning Of Mr.. Anderson's new
call. Since coming here he has work
ed continuously and consistently for
the good of the church and the relig-
ious welfare of the city, and his loss
will be deeply felt. The new pastor
comes here with reputation for &C.
tive energetic 'labors in his Minot
field, and much as Mr.. Andersons loss
is felt it is believed he has a worthy
successor in Mr.. Vermilya.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
High Cost of Living
Subject of Discussion

Spokane, Wash, Oct. 5-Mayor Will
liam J. Hindley, of Spokane, has taken
the warpath against the ancient enc
my, high cost of living. His fight
promises to be a novel one. The first
investigation will be into the cost Of
beef. In the presence of the mayor
and special committee a beef will be
cut up, weighed, invoiced and priced
per pound for various cuts and parts,
according to the present scale of retail
prices. Two of the veterinarians of
the Spokane health department will
be present to check the weights and
cuts and to render expert advice, By
this means the mayor, who is acting
on the request of retailers, who claim
they are not to blame for the high
living cost, hopes to be able to deter
mine just what class is responsible.
Mayor Hindley has not indicated to
what other fields his probe of the ma
tional question will extend.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
Swedes Lost BIG Pile
On Olympic. Games

Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 9.-The
Olympic games were a great financial
failure, not less than $243,0O0 having
been lost by the organizers, according
to the fpal auditing of the accounts.
The whole income from the stad
ium, including season tickets, was
slightly more than $270,o0o. On the
day of the marathon $22,7sS was tax
en- in at the gates, and adding to this
the season tickets for that day the
income was $34,12S, which is the
largest sum ever taken in Sweden for
a public affair.
Sweden is not disheartened by the
deficit, as it was expected from the
start, and the country feels we'll re-
paid in having shown the world the
high degree of it's sportsmanship and
management.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
European Ge0QrdpherS
Condemn WdStefuineSS

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 9.-The
most striking thing that impressed
the European geographers on their
tour through the northwest was our
wastefulness,' says Professor How
ard e. Simpson of the state univer-
sity, who has just returned from the
Pacific coast. He accompanied the
geographers through the northwest.
Burning straw piles in the Red
river valley and on the North Dakota
table lands, and wood burners III the
great sawmills Of the west, were re-
peatedly called to mind by the geog-
raphers. aud they were unanimous In
their condemnation OF such waste.
Not more Interesting day waa
spent by them on the entire tour than
In the Bad Lands OF North Dakota.
It is q territory so little known. that
the geographers found much to In
terest them"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
Compilation of County
History Is Progressing
OLD TIMERS OF COUNTY WILL
HAVE COMPLETE. HISTORY
IN NEW BOOK.

l J. Moe, of this city, who returned
Friday evening from a brief tour of
the northern part of Barnes county, is
delighted with the interest taken in
the forthcoming publication of "The
Builders of Barnes County" which
will appear in book form some time
this winter.
mot only the old timers of the
county, but the various townships
have requested page in the book
in which to give their history" said
Mr.. Moe today. Zone member of a
rural school board yesterday asked if
it would not be possible to give de-
tailed history of each of the town
ships, showing how it was organized,
the men who were interested in it's
development, its school history, as
sessed valuation at various times, and
other matter which would be of inter-
est to coming generations
It is planned in many places in the
country districts to put the book in
the township schools, and make read
ings from it a part of the regular
school work.
In addition to the detailed history
of various portions of the county,
there will be the most complete his
tory of the Indian tribes who inhabit-
ed the Sheyenne valley from the
earliest date sin history.
: This information is now being
gathered through the state historical
society and the state university, and
will include facts regarding the early
Indian tribes more complete than has
ever before been given to the pub
lie.
OF vital interest to the new resi-
dents of the county as well as the
old, is the growth in the assessed
valuation. This will be shown in de-
tail, and facts pertinent to soil pro-
duction, fertility of various sections,
and other information will also be
given.
The practical and artistic value of
the volume is now assured, and it
seems certain that when the press
work is completed there will be hard
ly a fact OF any general interest which
will not have been touched upon.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
TO ENTERTAIN VISITORS.

The Valley City Commercial club
will make special plans for entertain
ing delegates to the national W. c.
T. U. convention, who will pass
through the city on October 14th in
their special train, the white Rib
bon Special" The delegates will ar
rive in the city in the morning, leav-
ing Fargo at an early hour, and will
be taken directly to the auditorium of
the Normal school, where one or more
addresses will be made to the stu
dents and public. hmm ediately fol-
lowing, automobiles will be in readi-
ness, and the visitors will be taken
on short trip around the city. and
given an opportunity to see some of
the beauty spots Of the Sheyenne
valley Secretary Zetterberg OF the
Commercial club is now securing q
list of automobile owners who will
place their machines at the disposal
of the visitors for the time they are
here. Valley City is one Of the few
stops to be made on the trip from
Chicago to the Pacific coast by the
special train, and members of the
club are determined to leave in the
minds of the visitors the pleasantest
remembrances of the state.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
CANDIDATES ON REP. STATE TICKET
REFUSE THIRD PARTY NOMINATION
Declare Their Adhesion to Primary Principle and
and Its ReSuItS---Ann0unCe Position In
Letter to Republican State Committee.

The most interesting feature of the
present political campaign is the de-
termination of the nominees for state
Office in the recent republican pri.
mary to remain on :ne republican
ticket. This determination has just
been made known through letter
to Geo. M. Gray, chairman of the re-
publican state central committee,
signed by the candidates, and has
caused great sensation in political
circles in all parties.
This action by the republican nom-
inees means that they prefer to &C.
cept the nomination given them by
the republican voters rather than
leave the party to accept the nomina-
ten rendered them by the late pro-
gressive convention at Fargo.
The letter of the candidates to
Chairman Gray, in which the reasons
for their action are set forth, follows:
Statement to Voters by Republican
NdnOI0dISS
To George M. Gray, Chairman, Repub-
lican State Central Committee,
State of North Dakota
Dear Sir: The undersigned, regu-
larly nominated candidates of the re-
publican party of the state of North
Dakota, at the regularly called and
held primaries of the republican
party, and who have thereby become
candidates before the electors of the
state for the various Offices for which
they were nominated, stand for the
principles and policies of the repub-
liean party.
The republican party of the state
of North Dakota is vital force for
the good government of the state as
proved by its long and honorable rec
ord. Its policies are progressive and
it's aims are for the good of all the
people Of the state.
It has put on the statute books of
the state the legislation that has ad-
vanced North Dakota to the front
rank of the states of this Union and
it has been responsive to the desires
of the people of the state.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
Star OF Olympic
Games Takes Count

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 9.-James
Thorpe, champion athlete and main.
stay of the Carlisle Indian football
team, today is nursing few bruises
which he didn't get in Saturday.
game with Washington and Jefferson
although he got a severe enough
roughing in the 90 game.
Saturday night Thorpe broke train:
ing at the Seventh avenue hotel here
and when Coach Warner found him
in the bar room pretty fist fight fol
lowed, the coach winning with q
knockout. Thorpe, flanked by the
balance Of the team, was carefully
guarded until placed aboard the train
for Carlisle at union station.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-10
Radlum to Be Seen
In Valley City
DEMONSTRATION OF THIS AND
OTHER SCIENTIFIC MARvELe
MAY COME HERE.

Valley City may IN a few weeks
witness the marvels of radium, the
revelations Of which have so amazed
the world. Radium, it will be re.
.membered is the newly found sub
stance that gives constant heat and
light, and continuously throws of
tiny particles Of itself yet without
any apparent dimunition of weight or
strength. Its rays will penetrate a
foot Of steel or go through two feet
of hard wood. Its cost is at the rate
of over $5.0o0,000 per pound, and is
hardly obtainable even at that fabu-
lous price, SO extremely scarce is the
present supply. Scientists estimate
1t Is practically inexhaustible and
that it will continue its peculiar man.
tfestations for thousands If not mill
lions Of years without wearing out.
Prof. VIM. q. Patty an expert exhibi-
tor, may be engaged for an early ap-
pearance here, bringing supply of
radium and demonstrating it's won
derful properties, also bringing II he
comes, complete wireless telegraph
apparatus and supply OF liquefed
air, both Of which will be instructive
ly and entertainingly shown.
The coming Of these novelties to
our city. depends upon the citizens
showing promptly a desire to have
such an attraction. Already many
tickets have been spoken for and If
100 more can be placed in the next
day or two, definite arrangeme tents
will be announced. Those interested
in the movement may communicate
their desires to, or obtain informa-
ton from Supt. G. w. Hanna, or j..
A. Biggs, who, recognizing the real
educational advantages, as we'll as
the exceptional attractlveness of the
entertainment, are hoping to have
pupils and public improve the oppor-
tunity offered.
The three subjects are novel, at
tractive and up to date, and with the
numerous experiments to accompany
the lecture, are likely to receive the
hearty support Of our intelligent pub
lie. ...s -*". +,