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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
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J(ge OdnlningS6ruO.
200 Menneifcr iises OmtOmne,
mesen Np0.
6n enOrm Wiasie 9IrbeiOc gDres al
9iegeringcn.

2socfion, 0fis., 20. 9lpril. - Ger
er moOtnget Dieloinger Der 9og,
at 200 gienneiter er orufnet / 30.
Iioar County, UtisI., i0et Ell 8rauO-
10 fom p9Iten0e ben oper Oenne 6gn,
0n 6Ioo0Gnmingen 9ap eiter / @t9r'
beoea al 9enIub. golipar Gountp
itoar unoer 9ano.
MeIoinger Tiger, at mango bDi0e
Menaeifer bleo iert bort me0Strsm-
men. ifent De ileite al Oirene par
9legre, iom ioriomte al iege bsiere
Steoer, fer gslgen naaeoe Dem.
@ilpernsr Carl 9reper mootog
2o9 llnOerretning ON at 5000
isIpghin9er bar leireoe GIeueInn0,
og at 5oripningen al 2epnet5mioler
life piloe pare 2i Simer.
8reenOiIle, 0}isi., 20. 2lpril. =
10 1enneifer pi0es at upre oruf.
net 2lites 9tPrbe0en al genoit
/ ben 6loo66I9e, iom tom ira 9rlO-
oct pao 3emningen mellem 9enoit
oq 9eula6. Qtsi Ser mootoges %.
ian uitnoinite0e MeIoinger Der om
mere u0itraft Cab al Q(cnneitetiD.
Qna 8run0 al nrrppreu0e Oper.
ioemmeliersll0itrefnina u0toler6IoO-
iagtta9ere oen 6ormening, at "a.
bet Al Menneaelip / 0enne Iel al
7elioen pil noa op til 200.
Ten Orleans, 20. 9tpril. - Gags
0leIoinger ira operipgmme6e gaue
9lrfau.as, 9iiSiisiippi % 9ouiiia-
no iortpller fremoeIes om bp0enoe
gteouenOi9beo al 6soe, alr0er, Die.
6icin og nn0en 5oripning ior De
1uiinoer al 6iemloie 6oioe Nenae-
ifer og 9legre. - Sollnlo6. 9o,. 20
Niil IRA 1og. 5ail .9ru60et DeO 2lI.
iatia cr ira / til 15 300 um0er
Gan0. % 9per paa set tpt6eioIte0e
1elta.2ano I noroDeitre Ulisiisippi
er ooeriu@nmet poo @run0 al 0Gm-
niuqsbri0oet oe0 9e1la6 Ae0-
nin9sportier ion tommer til6age
ira 0e operipsmnleae 7iitrifter. be-
retter ON lm0erliQe 9lsostilirl0e.
5000 5Ipgtninge iiges at DGre /
og nar gfatc6e3 oa &icfsburl O}i5',
bpor Il. z Gu6e0smaa0 u0oeler
iSoripnin0er 1000 eller ilere 9eaere
og tillige en- bel Del boiOe Renne.
fer iiges at opre in0eipprreoe al
9on6 / Sin "buie, Stoloe. paa
Susrp9ge eaer i Irptoppe.
9locfOoIe, 0lis.. 20. 2tpr. Jieo-
ninasar6eioet iortipttes / Tag meO
6oritprfning 9nooe gnor lGngere
mo 2on0et og 6riu9e mango Dien.
neiter, Der par inoe'pprreoe, tilba-
ge. 9ru00et ue0 9eulo6 cr M oper
1000 800 pi0 % uoDi0es beiioroig
ganoet ira 9rlto0et nprmer iig raif
bette Ste6.
Sra @ai6inatou 3. 6, meI0es
lnoer ianme Cato On enormUtas-
ie 4rbeioe Actning al at iiprte og
befpite Sc itore GGnuinler (2epees),
iom trues al 6siponoet / nor0rc
DlisiiSiippi er allereoe u0iert al en-
Spr al SngeniSrer, men lan8t mere
Iigger ioran Dem. gioior Glarf 2
Smit6, ser iorcftoar 2(r6ei0et /
Nemp6is. Diiiriftet, ropportereoe I
Dag. at ban bop0e ipenoeret S92,.
600. aoptoin Clarence s. S6errill,
Der iorcitaor 2lrbeioet 93em Dr.
fears 3iitriftet, bar brugt $50.
o00, oa aapt 5qme5 p @ooOruii
peo gicfS6tro hnr 6rltat $93, 800.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

9eretnit1er ira @rimrroalaet
l'elu 6anpi6ire Girsoog5, 6por
Der uaIgte5 Qelegater til Stal5ton.
oentionen 9uer Brpiioent Gait 221
oa 9looieoeIt t23 9eIegoter til oen.
ne aonoention.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

lla0er 6orboret for Ell Senoia.
fonite cr Der foumen flere nterea-
ANTE Gina ior 0oaen. SitonicS 0f-
ficcrer ipnes 9ennem traaOloie @leI-
0in0er, iom bet optoa ira au0rc
Sfibc. at 6npc prret pioenoe onL at
Der par 5sbicrqe 6orooaoet to
5fi6e 6or Dpret I 9}rr6eocu al llI0f-
fefteoet. oct enc, 6roniirt fem
lelearoiiiien poo 5itnaic 5or6m-
6clie me0, men oeo 0}i8ioritooelic
al Ielearammer fom 0ette Sfi6 if
fe til Siplp. st onoet Sfib oar ffn
Ell ) D}il bcrte, oa Citanic 0if M
DER, men ne0 0stte nnae0e bet life at
fontne teGearoiiif 6or6iuoelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
9ur0ett rutt0t .

8 - ~Nb '5I 'iN s|'POAS''S''if W
bao0e tiI9ert @reO 8oni De Gaitel-
lane, en- 8ris al 250,000 8rs.
! 2l1gut 8e6els Oatter er bleoen
iin05ip9 al Sorg ooer i'm 0tonO5
Or. SimonS D60 og 0erfor inolagt
paa ct Santorilm pe0 3iiricb
S 1911 be6anoleOe5 alt 3817
%otienter poo 9torge5 II Sinosp-
geoiDler. Nj Batienterne par 2000
D}gn0. % lreOie0ele al Dem par
lpifte
Set ionleoe Cab oe0 aulfrigen
i GnQlon0 op9ere5 til 2G 0fill go.
(co. 120 0lia. Dollars bOortil font
mer co. Il @dll. 10. for en0nu fife
6elt opgjort Sto0e.
gnDcr 9ep, ser leoer 0en tprfiIf-
aro6iife Scr peo geng6aii, me0Oe-
Ter, at tprfiif 2(rtilleri bar o0elogt
en- itolienif 6lppemoifine og 6rnbt
5lpberen.
Qiptteri / aina. S9anl6a., ainu.
20. 2lpril 30 @lm0reoe SolOoter,
iom nDl9 9jorOe Q}ptteri 9lon-
tina % goO Zig til at plpn0re, men
6lep toget tilianae al lopnle Crop
per ira Gonton er bIepet benrettet.
5tor @ape. @ien 9. 9lpril. Gen
@aar of0e0e 9ientier Soiepb Spit5-
Berger bar ifunfet Oen ia0i'fe Qfe-
nigbe0 9ele i'm 5ormue, 81 0tilI.
ar, til 0pretteIie al 9erne5oipitn-
Ter.
9iuslono 6ar imttet iig til Sire
nlo9t5foniortiet til D0eGie al 9om
til ainu8 9feorganiiation poo 9e-
tin0elie a. at 9ti5lanOs SGrintere5-
ier Maucburct fife berore3 al BE.
or9oniiationen.
lllpffe. Berlin, 9. }lpril I'll 30
falnn3eig,r" telegrafere9 ira 2ou0on:
: 9lanoDer. 0}ru6en Der 69rcr in0
un0er 9urgoeo-2lllfompaaniet, ial0t
en- }lr6eioer o. en- @efan fer lmoer
9ieporotion al ell Sfoft 300 SOB
neo. Sc orG6te5 6e1ae poa Ste0et
Iet fineiife 2a1n. 2on0on 10
}(pril. I'll u. q telcgraiere5 ira
5ofio: Gen iaponife 9ie9erin95 Be
tinQelier nor 9elta9elie oct fine
life 2onn er 2lnerfcuoelien Al sSo-
pans iprliqe Sntere5icr N}oncbu-
riet og ll0eluffelien ni N}onc6uriet
ira 2oones Snn0.fatets Gperationer.
Beriien8 Observation-Disclosures. &oln,
3eito tcleQraicres ira Se6eran: Gi-
Ter 6orl0oenoe poatpnter Reaenten
al 6elbreo56enDn ior lnnqere liO
at toac 0p6oIo I ll0lan0et Soto-
io1liaois oil 6an ob0icere, ga oe
6aiere @eiItliqe g6r Iterf Nfo0itonO
moo 6om.
6orGiS poo 9}ilen aairo, 9. 2tpr
Gu 7umper mco 5ltriIter fpntre0e
9GfteS al. II poa 92iGen Set me
neg, at 300 Gerioncr er 0rufneoe
Senere: Tlriit0omperen ionf ef-
ter ct Sommenit60; sen 6op0e 300
Rerioner ON 8oro; nlonge re0oeoes
al anore 9ompere og 9aooe; 6i0tiI
er ser bier9et II 9ig
! llroria6eocr i spanien 9il6oo,
s. 9(pr. ; Gi6or fanot Ser 0og
ct Sammeniteo steo meIGen Garli-
tier 90 9laotfoIc, ser 6eor6ei0ebc
6inonoen me0 9}rper oa stoffeilog
9SoGitiet mootte eentngne @ange
ifri6e ms me6 6lonfe g}ouben gn
gerion OrpbteS 90 t3 iaareoeS,
oeriblanot 3 6oor0t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

Cos pin6er / Solpa. Geoor 1ia.
pfos. "a. 2tpr. SowoS 9iepubli.
fanere itenlte beo Stat5foupcntionen
ber Dae for Eats Denomination
oa ioregeoe 9(ntaIlet al bans Gele-
cater meo t6. 0leo Ell Naoioritet al
Al 5tenlmer iorctrof De Gait ior
9tatens ,,fooorite ion" 9lI6ert ..
glmnins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

llrolia6cocr spanien 9io6oo,
s. 9lpr. : Gi6or fauot Ser Sag
ct Sanmeniteo Steo meIGenl Garli-
tier 90 9iaotfoGe, ser 6eor6ei0ebc
binonoen meo 9frper oa stoffeilag.
Golitiet moatte eentogne @onae
ifri6e ms me6 6lonfe Qoa6er gn
Gerion orpbteS 90 t3 ionre0eS,
oeriblan0t 3 6oorot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

&onlnlunlque angaaen0e oct peri-
lte Sppr8Smaal, og 6eri uotolea, at
Den rusiiife Bolitif 8erien fun
bar eet 1Sormaol, nelnIig iao bur.
tigt iom n1uligt at foa @noe poa
ltrolig6e0erne, Der er til Sfooe for
! 9tuslono5 etonomiife S5ntereSier oq
truer meo at fremfaI0e npe ltrolig.
! 5e0er.
5ibetanerne pil ppre uaf5enaiae.
Befing, 20 2lpril. Gen fineiiife Ge.
preientont / 2aSin, Gin gu bar tele.
graferet til gr9iioent GUAM S6i
aui at 5i6etanerne ogter at annloOe
9rita1utien om at 6ielpe 0en til at
opnoa llaT6pngiQ6eO Gin }u 5en.
itiller til &rpiOenten at ne0lpgqe
Ell Rroteit 6o5 0en engelife Mini.
tier @efina
0rfon Sra 9aifoloep 0et iDoIi-
9e 9fusGon0 mel0e8 Sirs6og Sen 9.
05. ) 0e ii0Ite ire Gage 6ur Ser
roiet en- it9rf Storm Ser Dag cr
iteaet til en- Orfan. 01on9e Sfibe
bar li0t 6obarier. 6ubnen foranit-
ifibsfnrten er til Gels e0eIaqt af
9ol0erne; TO 9nmppronme er iunf.
ne. 5 6opnen cr @nnoItanocn Ite.
get til 275 500. 8o8ioqer0anperne
moa Qoa til Buffers pee 0tic6fop.
aineierne ifp0er 1000 (i6cionere
neO, o9 ilere aonpe oenteS. Sal.
cltta, %. 2tpril. Gen ii0ite Otter.
refining ont aompene meGlem aine-
ierne og 5i6etanerne qoar uO paa,
at 2a5in 6rpn0cr me0enS aineier-
ne pIpnOrer oen. 50 1lliin0e aine-
iere mes O}orinfnnoner ne0meie0e
1000 (ibetonere, 0eri6(onOt manQe
apinoer o9 Born. 0mfrinq 100 ai-
neiere foi0t Guntpen. Set er if
fert, at 5i6etancrne fonn2r til at
omrin9e 9pen, iom &ineicrne bren-
Ser og plpn0rer, o8 Ser oentes fIere
blo0i9e aompe.
5u5.l @rotenlano. Berlin 9.
2lpril. I'll 9erl. 1aae6l. te(eq a.
ierc2 ira 2lf5en: 2e 6eitlia6c0er.
Ser 'i0en @oar 6or opret af6olot
fer 5or6in0elic me0 llnn,riitet5-
iubI9et % 2ta6nin9en al oen orieu-
tolfe aon3res, bar fun0et 1tao ME
Der 9efoIfningenS IipIigite 1eItagel-
ie. lln0er Meng0en3 SSu6eI forctag
2oHaen Q2anitrin9e1 al @arniioa9-
tropperne. "a 6a aronprinien oiite
iia ! Spi9ieu ior bet 9eaiment, oeo
5o'lfet ban 6eann0te fin militrre
2o6e6ane. og iom INT 6Grer 6an3
9}oon oi1oa @eaciftfinaen n5en Ga-
Sc toae
Sneitorme. G6riitiania, 9. 2lpriI.
Gn pol0iom Sueitom 6or Naar
raiet ooer belle oct ipOigc )torge "a
6ar ioroariaget Observation-Disclosures
Ter iaa pel til 2on0s iom til &on05.
&am6ura 9. 9(pril @om GeIae
al 0n 6eritcn1c Storm er mau3e
5artoier bnfne { aopnen. en 2el
Slr6c0ampcre bar repet ia lbs, %
er 6leone 6e'fo0ileoc. Zen uorite
Camper o@arilo" DIR fom ira 2aio-
I0le96ura 6or aoiier @i.6cans-
bapnen foIli0eret meo Gunucren
u9raiilin";; 6eaqe Sfibc toa noaen
Sfa6e Sc looere lipget10e 1ele al
9pen itaar ml0er @on0
9rcSGoi 9, 9lpril. &c l6ite
Cages 'Storne 6ar anrettet ubo0e.
lig 3faoe pao Sfooene / 9licienge-
6irgc oq 5inrbieroene. Store StrGf-
ninaer Soiifop er bGrit ON. Cper.
ait er GeIefoule0ninaerne % eleftri.
ife 9n9le0ninQer d0eln9t. sfa0eu er
eneralt ll6pre.
stnttaort,. Q. 2fprif ) Q}oracs
ti6(ia inotrno0tc ct plu0ieli1t 0m-
flag / geiret. 3 Sc ic6mo6iifc Bier.
&c finer set lom oe0 @inierti0. Bier.
aene er 0rffct me0 Sne Iauot neo
nA csi0ernp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

8orliS poo 9lilen aoiro, 9. 2lpr.
Gu 3unper meo 5lrriiter fpntre0e
i 9GftcS al. II poo 92ilen. Set me-
neg, at 300 @erioner er 0rltfueoe-
senere: GluiItoompcren iorf Ell
ter ct Sommenit6o; Sen 6oooe 300
8erioncr ON @oro; monge reO0e6es
al anore 0ompere og 9ao0e 6i0tiI
er ser bier9et II 9ig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
2igiat0.

9iusIunO oo 8eriien. 5 st. 8eters
borg er offentliggiort ct officielt
aommitnique angaaen0e oct peril.
Ife Sper8Smoal, og 6eri uotoles, at
Den rusiiife BoIitif 8erieu fun
bar eet 6'ornluuI, nenIig ioa bur.
tigt iom mlligt at foo @noe poa
llrolig6e0erne, Der er til Sfooe for
9fuslon05 etonomiife 5ntere5ier og
truer meo at frenfaIoe npe llrolig.
5e0er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
Dt0nOe0f 3fle0OclelJer.


Stor 9ron0 / Omabu. 5 @oar
Q}or9e5 mel0te 9loOene ira Omabo
ON en- Sl0le5, Der 2litenen foru0
pna 9igrnet al 6arnep & 3pen-
tIetb St5., 1 0en tfoligere Spornogn.
9pgling, Der III benpttes al Here
for'feIlige ,5orretninger, bpilfe til.
iunmen iigeS at boOe liot ct Gob
al 100000.
sra @ai1.ngton :. g., ntcloe5
un0er %. 05, ct Senotet iamme
0oa me0 II moo 36 itentte ior 81.
rette &ol9 al Sendtorer 0tan 6oo-
Der, at Aepreicntant5uict mart oil
tilitemme iunme 1SoriIoa iao e5or-
loqet ON ell ina0nn aonitihrtions-
ioranOring mart fan forele99es8Gl-
aerne.
Gn Strife al oIle 3ern6ane- Snge-
ni6rer Serritoriet 2it for G6icogo
og 9}or6 for 9atomocilooen, en- rig
tia itorartet Strife, too iorGeoen
truen6e nor 7eren; men ino ifre6
0onmer anopp al II. 2. Gom-
meree Court o1 GommiSiioner9teiG
mo oa til6eo 6ere5 Mpalina og 6cr-
oeo oipprge0e Strifen, 6oert 5olO
mi0lerti0ig.
Sra g9ai6in9ton meloe5, at man
III forioger at ofntale 9fooieoelt lom
,Soe GaunonS 9llliereoe. Oct er DE
prpientnnt 2lua. &. @er0ner, 5eua-
tor 9ooqes Spiacrien, ser er 6or-
mou0 ior oette 6orieg 0fan taller
ON Gripot6repe, iom ifol bepiie. at
9fooiepeIt / fin 1i0 raa6eoe Gait
til at iIlrtte 9en'fab me6 Cannon.
llnoer 99m. :. 9rpanS 9eieg /
@oi5naton 9irsOo9s, boor ban
fonferere0e meo Here al 8nrtiet5
2eoere iprlig meo Dem Senotet,
ofifltere0eS Muli96eO0en Al bans
aouoi0ahir. Set ipne5, iom BAN flm-
De 6aoe emit til at taae aampen op
moo 3ooiepeIt igen og iom Oenne5
iorIeoen ontoGte Spaa0om hln0c Qna
/ Opfnl0elie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

Sibetanerne oil Dpre uaf5engige.
Befina 30. qlprif. Gen fineiiife sRe-
preientant i 2asin, Gin gu, bar tele.
graieret til 8r9ioent guan 56i
aui, at Si6etonerne agter at annloOe
9ritanrien om at 6inlpe oent til at
opnoa llof6pngia6eo. Gin 2u 5en.
ItiIler til Rreii0enten at neO(pgge
en- 45roteit 6o5 0en engelife @}ini-
tier Gefing
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

9luslono bar ilnttet Jig til Sire
mootsfoniortiet til O0eGie al 9oan
til ainus 9feorganiiation paa Be
tin0eIie a. at 9}ll5lanOs Snrintere5-
ier / 0}alcburict fife berore9 al BE
orloniiationen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

8eriien5 arampetrGfninger aoln,
3eitr telearaferes ira Se6eron: @i-
Ter 1SorIgoenoe pootGuter 8egenten
al 6elbreo56eni0n ior lnnaere SiO
at toao 0p6oI0 llolon0et Soao-
i01liapi3 oil ban obOicere, ga oe
6aicre @eHtIi9e g6r Iterf 2to0itonO
moo 6om.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

5tor @ape. @ien, O. 9lpril. Gen
/ @aor of0o0e 9lentier 5oiep6 Spit5-
Berger bar ifunfet Oen ipoi'fc 0e-
nig6eo 4ele i'm ,Sornue, % 0tiIl.
ara til OpretteIie al 9erne5oipita-
Ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

lllpffe. Berlin 9. }lpril. I'll 30
falon3eiger" teleqrafere9 ira 2ouoon:
x, 9lanoper.@ @ut6eh Der 55rer in0
unOer 9urgoeo-alllfonpoaniet iaGot
Ell }Ir6eioer o. en- Q'efan fer lmser
9icporation al Ell 5foft 300 SOD
neo. &c orG6t25 6e1ae poa Ste0et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

0et fineiiife 2oon. 2onoon 10.
}Cpril. I'll VI. q. te(carofcre5 ira
1ofio: Gen joponife 9ie5eriil9s Be
tinaelier nor 7elto9elie i oct fine
life 2oan er 2lnerfen6elen Al ,So-
pans irrliae 5ntere5ier / 4}ancbn-
riet og ll0eluffelien nf 2fonc5uriet
ira 2oones Snno.fatetS Gperationer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

@tptteri i aina. S5an15a., aino,
20. 2lpril. 20 0lmOreoc SopOoter,
iom nplia 8iorOe Q}ptteri 9lan-
fina % gap fig til at plpnore. men
6Ieo toget tilianae al lopaGe Crop
per ira Canton er blepet benrettet.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16
THIS YEAR WILL BE A GOOD ONE
SAY DRUMMERS MAKING
GOOD START.

"Nineteen hundred twelve is going
to be the largest year in the history of
North Dakota if, judging from the
start have made so far this year
can be any criterion,'' said local
drummer in the Great Northern hotel
this morning.
This is the story of many travelling
men making the state who are much
pleased with the start of the year as
compared to last. The boosting being
done for North Dakota and particular
ly the Lake Region is having desired
effect and its influences can be felt III
many ways that have not been thought
of. -.....
/ North Dakota will go ahead Of itselt
this year in the volume Of business
done as never before. The people with
in the state have made it so and are en-.
titled to the reward.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16
A BAD BLAZE VISITS
M0RRIsToWN, S. OAK.

Aberdeen, Feb. 9.-Morristown, one
Of the fourishing new towns on the
Milwaukee coast extension in Carson
county suffered severe fire last Satur-
day night, when blaze originating in
a real estate office swept an entire
block, with the exception Of bank
building on the corner.
Among the losses are two general
stores, real estate office and number
Of small concerns. One Of the general
stores was owned by Adam Heel, a
brother to G. J. Heel of the Sherman
Dry Goods company. Mr.. Heel was in
Aberdeen at the time, but returned to
Morristown yesterday, on hearing of
the fire. G. B. Boncannon of Aberdeen
was part owner Of the building in
which the Heel store was situated, and
he left for Morristown this morning.
According to the information receiv-
ed here, the total loss will be in the
neighborhood of $65,ooo, partly COW
cred by insurance.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16
DIME IN BANK 10 YEARS.
Placed in Orange, N. j., Institution in
1o72-Draws No. interest.

New York, Feb. 9.--There was sigh
of relief among the employees Of the
Half Dime Savings bank( Orange, N.
j. when an account of ten cents was
closed by a depositor. 1t had been Oil
the books for forty years.
Frederick Enger, assistant cashier,
was surprised when the man walked
into the institution and asked for his
deposit. The man was a lad in 1872
when he deposited the dime, which he
hoped would be the nucleus Of sub
stantial account. Soon after he left
it with the bank he moved with his
family from the city.
The deposit was recalled to him and
while GU business trip to Orange, he
stopped at the bank, showed his original
receipt. Mr.. Egner passed him out a
new piece Of silver.
In the forty years the dime, has fig
ured in many balance sheets, and its
worth has been consumed many times
over in the ink, paper, and time given
it by the clerks who had to keep track
of it. No interest is allowed in Jersey
savings banks to sums less than 81.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME
FOR REDEMPTION,

To. the Administrator Of the Estate
of Albert Swenson, deceased.
Albert Swenson, the person in whose
name the E 1-2 NV IA and lots and
2 Section 80, Township 1856, Range GA
in Ramsey County, North Dakota, is
assessed, you are hereby notified that
said land was sold for $35.46 taxes at
the annual tax sale in Ramsey County
N. D., on December LIST, 1908, to I.
i Chamberlin, and that $147.41
is required to redeem said land from
said sale at this date, exclusive of the
cost to accrue upon this notice, and
that the time for redemption from said
sale will expire on May 18th, 1912.
Given under my hand and official
seal February LIST, 1912.
(SeaD R. V. BICE,
County Auditor of RAM
sey County, N. D.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16
Leap Year Has Taken the Lead---
Free License TO Brace Maiden

Leap year with its Immune: aLle
charms for the maiden of several ages,
is already taking the lead in point Of
marriages over the four preceding
years in Ramsey county.
However, the fact that, this is Leap
year has had no apparent effect upon
the girls who have been married, ac-
cording to the young men who have
called at the court house for licenses,
for they assert that they have done
every bit Of the asking and that their
sweethearss would still be in the un-
married class if they had not looked
after their interests themselves and
popped the question.
Looks for Better Days.
When the girls finally do become
imbued with the spirit of the year
marriages will come thick and fast.
County Judge Henry believes, and this
year will then be the banner time Of
the county unifcation department..
In 1908 twelve licenses were issued at
the Grand Forks county court house in
the month Of January. The next year
twenty one permits to wed were grant
ed in this department in the first month
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16
Painted Many INDIAN Chiefs
uChief Sitting Bull was a notable

"Chief Sitting Bull was a notable
Indian and favorite subject Of mine.
He would let me paint him whenever
I liked when he was not on the war
path. Of course when a war was on
he would not allow me within the lines.
He was afraid some of the young
bucks might kill me. Young Indians
are like hoodlums Of the city and want
to shed blood. Sitting Bull never tor
tured a prisoner and his prisoners Of
war were always exchanged. He was
a great statesman as well as war
rior. I doubt if the tribes of the west
ever bred his equal.
"The battle Of Little Big Horn where
General Custer was killed has been
described as massacre. It was sim
ply battle in which both sides were
properly equipped and the Custer army
was annihilated. A horse named Com
anche was the only living thing that
escaped. The animal bore eight wounds,
but lived long after the battle.
"I was on the ground the next day.
made study of it. made sketches
of the scene and painted portraits of
the chiefs who took part in the fight.
have painted in all about one thou
sand pictures Of the Indians and white
men Of the wild west.''
Mr.. Cross in addition to being a
painter is hunter of big game and
collector Of animals.
Among those whose portraits he has
painted are Brigham Young, Kit Car.
son, Jim Bridger, Buffalo, Bill, Wild
Bill, Jim Baker, Chief Geronimo, Spot.
ted Tail, Crazy Horse Red Cloud, John
Grass, Chief Joseph, Chief Gall, Iron
Tail, Old Two Strike and Bawling
Bull.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16

Of the year. In January, 1911, twenty
two. licenses were issued. This was a
big year. Last year in January twelve
couples were granted the right to mar
ry.
Now comes January in Leop Year
with twenty-four licenses; a pretty
good start for the year and the largest
number of licenses to be issued in this
month for five years including anoth-
er Leap year.
Judge Henry Lends Aid.
Judge Henry admits that he has
combined with Daniel Cupid in an ef-
fort to get lot of pretty Ramsey
county girls married this year and as
an inducementl to girls having the
marriage bee buzzing in their bonnets,
he offers a free license to the first cou-
pie that will take solemn oath that
the maiden in the case had the requir-
ed amount of nerve to ask the man.
The judge insists that the girl to be
married comes right forward and owns
up to the fact that she asked her lover
to take her for always. He says he
doesn't want any beating about the
bush, but simply b straightforward
statement Of the facts.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16
81. PAUL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

The spring tour of the st. Paul Sym
phony orchestra numbering IS mem
bers is largely reciprocity tour"
being an outgrowth of the visit of the
governors Of eight states to st. Paul
during the recent Northwestern Lane
Show.
L. W. Hill, who besides being presi-
dent of the Great Northern railway
and q few other things, is president Of
the st. Paul Symphony orchestra asso-
citation, decided to have the orchestra
make the tour of the northwest after
he had consulted with the various gov.
errors and after they aad urged him
to have the orchestra make ssfriend-
~ return VISIT
+ Unlike most large musical organila.
tions, the St. Paul orchestra was not
started for the purpose Of making mon
ey. As matter of fact, it is run al
loss Of something like $4,000 a
year. This sum is made up by wealthy
St. Paul citizens who consider the or
chestra one Of the greatest educational
factors of which the Sanity City can
boast.
Mr.. Hill, who has always had che
interest Of the west at heart, decided
that if the orchestra could be of such
great value to st. Paul, it would DO
great good in the western states. The
tour was planned with this in mind, and
Miss Gertrude, O'Hanlon, the booking
agent, was given instructions to route
the orchestra in such manner That
while the orchestra would not lose mon-
ely, it would not make any on the tory.
The orchestra is in the sixth year
Ct its existence. Under the direction OF
Walter Henry Rothwell, it has grown
in this brief time to be one OF the best
known orchestras in the United States.
The st. Paul Symptom Orchestra
will appear in Devils Lake March 80
and 81, during the westward trip to
The Pacific coast.