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i've and taken to himself twelve wives a,,ovoo ,a
o p n rules OF the royal conduct OF life thu
empress has never been Jealous ana wac r,.,
oreo 10 see me son Of the third named az tho
crown prince. when there wasn't any crou, ,r,e. ~
her own available. But the sublime dcino d,er,, "
~, 80 empress makes 1t as little possible for her 10
DC amused at the antics OF common inortns an ~ h
has 0' seen huodha smiie.
And. of her imperial majesty co,,,n, .--,,,
% an atom OF food that composed of the nao,n,
an" anibrosa provided the nyster,ou. o,., 80 ar
backs right up against royal kitchens e. ~naon
s"c went Nor divine food supply had to he corr,.a $50
one day the empress oondcscended IN ,.s,, a'ons.
"p oy TWO Dutch ladies in Yesso and she ,yaa
attended by her ladies in W atng rho 49,, 4 was
cbo,ona ~ ioF hospitality by providing a bottle of
cn"thpasne' but. as they no. perpi,ted J., ~ ~ %
room where the ate nor lunch Tho ~ '''o
oo','e proved mystery their guests ne aI,rI 80 -,
was unsovabe IT appeared that Il goddess co,id 49,,
.sn| -, nv 'i'''' so at length the Dutch ladies' ysra
'1'en IN TO open the bottle. ana Janan ,oor.a 49,
,,s, - an oohoerned soon afierward There was
- s"ocAns n'licnt connected with that vsIt ub,ct
could not be passed so lightly yvb.n W,on
% "a 10 be photographed beside the Dutch ades
W % mem rans in her iancc. tho print ac,,,aI,,,
showed the presence OF a man. and he n foro,rra 80,
sloup Win Nor mhiesty Tho Japanese nev,snan s
get over their horror for long inc .n nun
copies Of the picture Were presented 10 he .," 'ho
S-no ,na me nance had been OF photographs
When the empress was nttea 70, ,,-o
u,essnikers had to work with ladies' whose dr,,o.
sd ] 10 nefs no common hands might touch her
ncse diplomat shot by yananes VI" e sneat cn-
empress herself made hnndages for mis- wo,na s ~
- M" 'rrttc'lJ wei that tho promDtness n, 49,.
which she invested them ~ virtues WIN
lhr ne" empress goddess succeeds to mon. =,
my an. OF these Powers and restrictions Ana she su,
w. 10 me imperial station tina, bids the wife and
regard win equann,y the right OF her spouss
" 'a"e Il nozeh other women heart
,h 'e n,'n VINO Is now emperor Japan who IL in
u N'' IN practice. the source Of ali autbor,v {,
80 stand empire. has hitherto been model h,sh.na
- ne ihes OF nc Homogeneous west And snoe h
H., ''oNsh 10 inc throne 1t may that the good
eod,efs-sh 100 mus lar GUIDED pretty sadako up to
~ may have her happiness It's kindly keen
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Great Anthills in WASHINGTON

z IIN9 "Il'n oecn stated ants are a,none ~
N s'et'es' workers in Tie numbers OF insects
~ 'ne "ni!a SOM OF these Industrious creature
,', ,.'''i ~ is almost impossible believe they
'ps" si'e great work they 10 IA many countries
Du' IN tne wonderful state Washington near tbo
~ racine ocean are found grea, colonies OF iarg
Dlaek ants that wor. hard to construct ,ha
mense an,his ''''i I'M
hese a"thiiis are built a tree and arc con-
- "Peu IN enc massive pile. but so pe-fcytly ar
rspn as 70 FORM great pile. which is often four o.
ave ies' through and from three TO six feet In bel.bt
lA'h7 which are continually Travelled by these Ir9,s
riolg workers lead out from these wonderful anthlla
~ ,eiy "Fee''on ana the ants that nhabt tho great
nome are seen going IN and provisions for
Souns ana on various missions known only to
children as wel as oaer solN arc greatly ,n,.,..,.
IN ihese curious Aenps % needles when ,hev VIII,
that part Of country 80
II Is n'he"ii 70 understand how tho ants can con.
90 ho' DC content VITA more but smaller ones instead
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physician laying the eighteen dishes usually served
ana the princess correcting Ito They changed
the princess play music for her husband on HON,
they retired W
This the picture OF a househols tia, bos ~ 80
simplicity Of life that belongs Old order OF exist
cr Almost extinct in the occiden ideal for the
neaNh ana training Of future rulers II was a very
human and happy life, With little home pleasures
afford ''' '' e''iofen
At times tho crown princess realized Via, o. ,o,.,.
, Hn =" "er 10 be goddess her and pro-
'ec'o' me old emperor. should pass away Wherever
se soo' beside the empress public shc ne.er saw
Si init not mat the empress couldn't smile Although
~ 'i'He'd' majesty had exercised imperial preroga-
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IIe1aAyZwD1SESg of.spsn, ITO AyHRzy
MJ7V571f2Y
To the eople Of Japan
TheirRuIers AreDivin-
tiles, Who Typiify All
the Virtues That Are
Held Sacred
~ HIS haSnf hoppcned in Europe for
4 nearly 2ooo years II is hap
PcHing foday in Japan.

man and a 1ooman are being made, all
alice and breathing inc a god and goddess.
millions Of people beiicvc it,, and good
many other millions, Including probably me
man and The sooman themselves, haze prcfiy
strong doubfS on The mbjcci.
BHf hereafter they zciN be deities. The
august and holy incdyudfions Of all the zriucs
conce'Udbic IN the minds of their delofces.
spifh peculiar and soondrom pogvers for rood
TeSfed IN their deifed hands, and syith ability.
10 edi Per5immon pic or donghnuts sin sOhoic
sihs fhcm as il sras gohilc they remained
simple, II hghiy honorcd morfab.
The man is the ncgo en- eror of Japan;
The stoma" Is the blessed Sadako, his en-
pres" to''merLy JdpaN'S orosvn princess
Hcr deifed body must NOT be touched BY
any nnsanctfed human fingers, hogyevcr
(dguiy she may scant a ncac straight front:
her goddcSS-Sdp lCW haze iady dummy 10
pose for her, schoSc figure is the same as hers,
6H not SO s0cred- Her dafcd appetite may
ye0W for perSimmonS, if not for Mc occidental
doHghnni, sghich may be as strange TO hc,
as II Is 10 the c2ar Of Russia amt The king OF
Man, but her perNmmons must pass fhrough
her ogyn deifed Kitchen and noi be con-
iamM0fcd BY any contact stifh plain and zui
gar mortality.
She is the mother Of three boys, and she
IS G6oW as hAni0n a auonan as Japan has thue
far producad.' Blu, spW She min she. fLe
ne1v empress Of Japan is fatcd 10 be goddess.
and she Is nor making good as he very,
actual, genuiHe real tangible goddess qohich
cJ0y loger fcNS his s7Ucefhcarf he bclic7fs hc,.
10 be.
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Pine inhabitants or the Swiss mountains mentioned w,
caesar lived to rare hoary old ages by swallowing
milk ~ mn" anu 'e'
,,i ~ nun mus obtained melted worldwide
cation of the value effects of ean. ar drinking
S composed of the microbes Isolated from some rul-
800, -"'o pest and purestsour milk These germs
'"" "inpns under the OF Bulgarian tactic acid
In, 80 called because they grow multiply IN
nK 'hsy form the by that name were frs;
.,, ',' ny Professor Metohnkof He has since dis
tlipueh Them everywhere descendants OF the nrst
ANN are sun developing happy colonies in one OF
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me o1zMe~z04mesoe- Mgav5ZMoo2uesc l2AggoENa1,

peciaon of the carly the god who ruled then,
the time. 800 ~
me Undecided goddess entered upon her happiness as
ure universal history French. mathematics. penn,an-
snip ana drawing After the had signined his
measure as lic match she had keep with her
history French and geography required 10
pneuee music. too Bur all her studies made as
'sh as possible lest anythins should robust
ness Of her health.
Her father IN spite the antiquity of his family
ana the interesting detail that the Fujwaras always
managed to keep their places tine greatest
power ana profit tho old empire a rich
'1'n as modern ilehes g. 5ut he managed scrape
up ioocol yen about $4,000 for sadakos rousseau and
htlle incidental expense a royal bride; and the
Emperor added +V'"o yen more So she had about
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VA len ne fa!r-cheeked and unmentoned inoun,
w oen az Tho then vice presidential chair onno
"'hii maze THAT dcsolatc and unhcard OF ono
,o, aplea ia type it buuernik maj did ths
ya ~" a "ord I'm Fairbanks, gone in sour mix
ther G.i headline Thus Mr.. Fairbanks since ho
a,.t.. 'FH 'i"t job brought back the primcyal ana
IN MIL '9she OF The so-ncar-and yet far Office
tsi, "'sia'ni had the Honorable Mr. Fairbanks
Inaf. ""t'5 20 rer. 10 Wilson TO sloe gin or the
,,' nFnoaI two Nv acknowledged and yeicrated in
unknoc ",hd haf fremained dark limbo OF tho
iAe VII, e "-tNcrs Of milk The distnc lion or
"'''4' iicy. HnpLi atm rarI'ain pi.nisaitno -
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THE DAINTY LITTLE GODDESS

me goddess sadako began lie some ,w,pt,-so,.,
stf'a ago as very small and oa'ntfe coiores rrnc.
Pc Of ne most ancient and honofabe families Of
pn Ne ln"sra ana her ancesioFs tosscd the whole
HiHAu rom me seventh 20 tho eleventh century rh.
' sort Of oriental series Of WarWlcks running fbs
ohe ana the emperors making a ree,,lar bt,
marry th'r snperhuous daughters 70 the r,i,rs ~,
'Hr land Predesunauon has been tanned by the nv
~ 20 me extent Of limiting their ,mperors 10 M
ate Win ine hve noble families descended from tho
"lenl fuJi""fa nursery stock. gods Who r,,r
''e "halfs over there have their course OF cona,c
"4 oot plainly before tnern Al The Princess sadso
iIH "apsnter Of Prince KJjo. her mother was a,tor
~ ihe former empress ana so She was oou,
''' crown prince for whom The gods selected he
~ re th'f couldn't possibly be any mistake I'm ,b
~ "''uF "nch Dame Destiny compelled 10 on.r
LIZ ie1NHy might as wei have been a trolley car SO fr
i'"''7s 9"'ekos future goddess-ship was CONCERNED
-. 49,, ,N"' s iFcanng Destiny. as IL works IN Japan
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z THIS nov goddess happened to he any other
Eiil p ked olt 20 20 the bride of the only son tho
4 Old empero Of JaTan able to save from death
"Nt o' aii the progeny provided him 4by his
round dozcn Of wives why The other pir and not she
would nave been the new-ncdscd reyered goddess Of
japan western Theology. now tineed with democ-
raoy that IT tnhes mighty l,'le stock the divine
amounting az Europes Rings. viii be rather puzzled at
system oi tn,o Facy which takes account whatever
Of individual merits in sccessios to the Japanese Own
pas but 10y % itle drawing prodestination II ali
becomes clear The gods keep special ana watcbful
tNs on me nfrflase Of prince or an emperor.
hnp $50 %" young woman. however sound OF wind and
nmh Gan prssp be feiected he his consort ,ness th
fo's kio" heioreiand tnat is precisely tho votnr
So hats setuea 's'''
II j. On ireN~crf ana shor-slested policy on tho
vary ~ me western prose- mat hasten 10 s,,
40 ne about the oehd enperor minute he died ana
70 'Huei' me next ninae abou iho only son WHO became
hs successor while q tod ittle about The nov od
les7 Japan mas acqnred sne ouite worthy OF al, inc
p1o'etE sFNesnF wora give hor; not f4osusa
sAe IS now really tuy liile goddess but nc,aps st
is very excellent young woman who IS on the ee ~
caring that being deity isn't a lee cracked ~, -
u .'.Ne most otnef things ae ana death 1t has tho
a"Dtehs q us advantage Even 10 the rather rocct
oiaess era Of ola Rome empress was liable 10 ma
fr sanctity something of ncurnnrance v,h.n sr 30.
iieit down TO being anorcd. '
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The AerOneter

ONCE the invention OF the various types Of aero
planes The air men have been endeavoring to estab
hsn some perfectly accurate method OF determining
i number oi devices have made but il remained
Tor q NlsccHsin man a device tnat ia
sad 70 record the exact speed ana indicate miles
per hour Tisht before The mans eyes
y four-vanc device. with small cup-shapeA attach.
nent similar 10 those the velocity
saeinE the w;nd or current created by the speed
crates electricity IN with The speed or The
aeropane The voltage S transformed and resistcrod
aeropignc.
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quarter OF million dollars to get .lon. -, .,, =,
crown prince should assume responsibility for nor
support But her prospective
make sure that she wasn't stnted and ne directed The
GIT 70 her OF some 100000 yen estate Of the
late empress dowager.
When she married. she proy,d nroc,so,, 49,, -
such crown prince heir TO the throne ,co,roa
She has presented him healthy hovs 90 ~,
hcre Is now no anxiety TO the of succession
IN the imperial line She prompt in RESPONDING 10
the changed conditions which prevail in 1onan
ana interested herself In the organization OF women
which arose and In the promotion Of national charities
She displayed pretty for poetry v,hou, p,b,c5
traditions OF their station knight old withou, his
lady's ribbon. us
Their palace has been n Aoyama right beside ,no
emperors residence high In a grove removed from tho
am OF the Toxic streets very carefully kept house
holu vas that ~ the Crown Princess Sadako as TINT Of
predcstined goddess ought be Tho family rose AZ
IN 'he morning and had doctor daily health
examination The doctor weighed them. too: and the
crown princess and her always much inter
esed In their avoirdupols crown princess probabl
more because she had European dresses and
the question OF weight become vital ono ,o-
women the world over
A simple breakfast. mostly milk and bread preceded
WALKS IN the garden and studies special tutors.
'o' these Two although they parents OF prnccs
continued 10 ht themselves long after others
cease to study They paid morning can %, ,c.,.,
own palace In time FOR dinner a noon Tho meal vas
one OF European dishes rst few years q, their
marriage for thu princess gradually came to pr.fc 10
taste of the western cooking cuisine OF her or
pears studies IN the afternoon followed b., the
princes practice OF hoEsemanshp his wife admir-.
ngy looking on. ~
supper came In tho japanese style. the family
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Then along ho famous successor Of the sun
NOR famous fasten Prof Ellie Metchnikon
Iiist , Tor me study of Experimental Medicine in
i'' anu announced that the baclli that cause milk to
sou-dscovered by mis- predecessor Pasteurwhen
'huoouoe" IN the human body VIII destroy other
'Se'ous germs especially those that have tendency
10 shorten me- to harden the blood vessels,
n9s1.s 70 he,nnnate n the blood tissue juices He
.,iHtcu uiit ne was directed discovery by
~ 'scrNhloh that me doscendants those CIsal
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-ANOT7lER SAfEGlIAa2z
/01'~ff&E1ADr T. "
BY DR.. Leonard Keene Hirshberg

~ - " n. ~ y 1I0Nns IlopEnsI.
4 VEN in the Methuscah days milk soured
RH ana was used as beverage while butter
"a milk Is mentioned MS a common bibuous
LIQUID of the Cloths and Vandals Pic,s
ana '1auls by the greatest of the Caesars julius
VINO VI, yenicd, yidied and conquered the much-be-
ralroanked races IN tho Alps From the days when
yuilus met The odelwcssers until our angular ox-
wee president took the drink. sour milk was
SYNONYMOUS with all that slavish, supine. in
w v and below caste. Until the narrow-visaeod
Lairpanks imbbed liquorishly in the milky btters
beyond tho pale. But no moro.
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in the case OF the lovely young
Princess Sadako When. n
dozen years ago. she was picked
out to he the bride of the
Crown Prince Yoshihito, she
was only Is years old. as pretty
as a picture by one OF the ia
nous old artists OF Japan. in
Guiding cherry lips. daintily
ansled eyebrows and the com
plex!on OF a peach shaded bv
pomegranates. But she knew
as Well as anybody else In her
native land that the nrl VINO
should be selected to he his
bride was fated to be world
famous empress and a goddess
In the bargain. Also. she was
afraid that she wouldn', have
anything TO say on the sinh
iect. one way or the o,hor
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-30

the members Of the Valley City
.Issda*' club have appointed a com.
ii:ittee composed Of Mrs. Featherstone,
Mrs. George NJ. Young and Mrs. Her
man Winterer to revise the Club Cook
book which was first compiled about
be a number Of new chapters added
not only On all up to date dishes but
on freless cookery and invalid and
chatting dish cooking. This cook book
Is not only widely used over the state
but In a great many other parts Of
the country.
Mrs. e. e. Mcvicker of Leeds was
pleasantly surprised at her home on
the Embroidery club and a delightful
time was enjoyed by the ladies' The
entertainment committee furnished q
great deal Of amusement for the even.
ing. after which dainty refreshments
were served and a pleasant social time
enjoyed. On behalf Of the club the
president. Mrs. Charles B. Dean. pre-
sented the guest Of honor with a hand
some china sugar and cream set.
which was accepted with words Of
thanks by Mrs. McVicker. Mrs. Nc
Wicker Is leaving. the latter part Of
the week. with her husband, to make
her home in New Rockford. The best
"ASAICo VI tuS GNU HeulUer6 go with
her..
The Fargo graduate nurses of the
Nurses club Will entertain the mem-
beers Of the Phiatkean class Of tho
First. Methodist church Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock at the Nurses club
on Eighth street north. "A business
meeting will precede the social part
which will take the form Of a Hal
lowe'en party.
The Devils Lake ". c. 7. U. s.ve
a reception last evening in honor OF
it's new members and entertained at
the home Of Mrs. J. ]. Parry. A pro.
gram Of readings and musical num-
hers was given during the early part
OF the evening and a service OF re.
treatments brought the pleasure to q
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Of the judges Of the supremo court
elected at the general election in 1910
shall be as follows: The one receiving
me highest number Of votes at such
q ten years the n receiving the NEXT
highest number Of votes at such cleo
tion shall hold office for a term OF
lowest number Of votes at such election
shall hold his office for a term Of six
years.
Said General Election will be held at
the usual voting places In the several
townships and In the words OF the
cities n In the village Of Niagara. in
o. North Dakota on the 9Th day Of No.
continue open until s O'clock p. !" M. OF Of
satd day.
Dated at Grand Forks this 2srd day
OF october, 1912.
Hans Anderson,
County Auditor Of Grand Forks Co.
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1898 chId's Wrapper.
2 to 8 wears.


The loose, simple little wrapper that
is easy to slip on is the one that the
child enjoys. Here is a model that in.
Guides only four seams in the garment
itself and which can be made with u
nigh neck and round collar or with
v-shaped neck. Both treatments are
pretty and the sleeves al be made
!ong or short. One Of the new flannels
is the material illustrated in shades Of
pink and white and the collar and cuffs
are pink washable silk. but materials
for wrappers are many and all sorts
coiors M designs are shown. SIM
PIE outing flannel is practical and SER
French and Scotch fiannels
are lovely In color and design, and. for
tne colder weather can be used either
COTTON or wool ciderdown.. Almost ev-
cry little girl will Ike the patch c
kets out. az they are applied over the
they can he used or not as
Ikea. There are two styles Of long
Those on the figure arc cut
IN one piece each. extend to the wrists
are finished with bands and rolled
Owe cuns. Those shown in tho back
view are made with upper and under
Portions and are plain at the wrists.
In h shorter length are main
can he finished in any preferred
way. "e'0''eu
Fol the 6 year size. the wrapper vii,
require . 1-2 yards Of material r..
. l.: yards SO. /: Ia yards ~ inches
The collar and cuffs. ~
The battery 1898 is cut In sizes Yor
girls Of 2. 4. s and 8 a II vii,
mailed to any address Nv he asi'
Department Of this paper. m ~
ceipt Of ten cents.
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Society Personals. .
+ I: .: X y + 4 + ,

!" + ! 4 \ x > I =
Mrs. E. o. Mallory and daughter,
lrma. left this morning for Larimore
to attend the double wedding at the
Sweeney home. II. w. Woods. one Of
the srooms being Mrs. Mallory's
nephew.
Miss Ida Allard Of Crookston is
here to enjoy a few days visit with
her sister. Mrs. Clarence Wagner.
James Brennan has returned from
his home in Devils Lake where a
family reunion was held Sunday before
his sister. Mrs. Clapp, and son left
tor their home in Ottawa. Can.
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Month Of a thousand falling leaves
Petulant winds that will not rest
Yours are the days l love the best.
When they r come my spirit finds
Freedom to lose itself in space,
Yearning the winds to keep apace.
Month Of a thousand falling leaves
Tinted by Natures master skill
Long have / gazed across the hill,
Craving the joys my heart receives
When you have corne to he with me.
Season of woodland gayety.
Month of a thousand mystic dreams
Hinged by the leaves Of red and
gold
What is the magic spell YOU hold"
Is the charm less than what it seems
All. It's a secret passing strange
We are so hcliic-fond of change!
Roscoe Gilmore Stott.
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hat the following are the names will
heir p~ostoffice address and the polite
ong whose names will appear on TIL
Election ballot on Novembe,
'th. 1912; This for the benefit Of tn
'oters Of Grand Forks county. N. Oak
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
A. P. Paulson. Valley City. N. d.
". NJ. Anderson. Devils Lake. N. D
George II. Stone. Mott. N. D.
F. ". cathro. Bottineau. N. u.
Democratic.
E: s. ecs amersn.s w MslpeE e'! 4 s. {: D.
Alb kerlin, Devils Lake. N. D.:
NJ. D. Williams. jamestown. N. d.
r.., Prohibition. -
George Lippman. Granville. N. D.
r. n. Gaiderwood; .Willisten. y. D.
Socialist.
". g. johnson, Fargo, n. D;
q; g. E = s 1mss1a \. 2.
8. E. Johnson. Deiamere, N. d.
ProGreesaves.
g. A.. Hazen' karimors. n; d.
". l.. En80n Fargo, N. ID.
p: p. Barnes, Glen Uliin. n: D.
Gilbert Johnson Mohall. N. D.
REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS-.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Republican.
H. T. Helgesen Milton N. D.
Democratic.
Werner r. Lowell. Fargo. N. D.
Socialist:
GOVERNOR.
Republican.
L. B. Hanna. Fargo. N. D.
Democratic.
Frank o. Hellstrom. Grove. n. d.
A. e. Bowen. Jr.. Grand Forks. N. D
P~rogressiye.
w. D. Sweet. Fargo. N. D
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Republican.
A. 7. kraabel. Clifford. N. D.
Democratic.
E. L. Brandt. Bismarck, N. D.
Socialist.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
rhom.. Hail heP sismsrci, N. D.
Socialist.
c. A. Berg. Minot. n. D.
STATE AUDITOR.
Republican.
Carl Q. ~Jorgenson. Minor. N. D.
Democratic.
Frank Stanley. Fargo. N. D.
Howard Elliott. Minot. n. d.
STATE TREASURER.
Republicas.
Gunder Olson. Grafton. N. D.
Democratic.
FRANK Lisll. Dickinson. N. D.
Socialist.
arthur AT Eraassfi Fee ssxE Ell p:
Republics.
Andrew Miller. Bismarck. N. d.
Demoefatic.
John F. Sullivan, Mandan. N. d.
r. GOer, Devils. Lake. N. D.
SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Republican.
e. J. Taylor. Bismarck. N. D.
soessllst.
Miss Marie Baxter. Ospabrock. N. D
COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE.
Republican.
W. G. Taylor. LaMoure. N. d.
Democratic.
Charles s. Whittlesey. Fargo. N. q
Socialist.
j. e. Kulstad. Grand Forks. N. d.
COMMISSIONER or AGRICULTURE
AND LABOR.
Republica1.
w. c. Cilbreath. Mandan. N. ..
DeD0eratlc.
Alexander Morrison. Bathgate. N. q
Socialist.
II. e. Thompson. Minot. n. T..
Progressive.
Martin Jacobson. Minot. n. D..
COMMISSIONERS OF RAILROADS.
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