davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

'er, populist, .1,o41, o2s. Electoral vote:
Cleveland, 277;, Harrison, AS; and
VIEWER, %.
I. III 1895 the vote vas: Mckinley,
7,1o4,77e; Bryan, e,5o2,e2e, Mckinley ;.
plurality being 6o1,s54, and 271 cleo
toral votes to Bryan 3 167.
In 1900 the total vote polled was
1869 Mckinley and Roosevelt
polling 7,eo7,s23 to Bryan's e,35s, 1873
the electoral vote veing 2e2 to 1855.
When Roosevelt ran in 1904 he re.
ceived the largest plurality ever given
a presidential candidat, receiving T..
623.4s5 to Parker's 5.07e.e11-electoral
vote 1876 to 14o-Roosevelt' plurality
being 2,545.515.
In 1908 however. Taft polled more
votes thsn Roosevelt did in 1901
6so,eos, Bryan receiving 6,4oe, 1o4, and
Taft's plurality being 1855, sn4-the
electoral vote being se1 to 1862. IL
that election Debs polled 42o,7s3.
The socialists will poll heavy vote
this fall.-Fargo Forum.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

Z T. -.
The Republican County Central com.
mittee met in this city today and per
fected orgaPizatasn sTh( committee is
composed 4 SOM ofAhe sablest men Of
the county, bp = hst6 be hoped that
they win be able to work together this
fall with an earnest and honest view
to the success Of the Republican tick.
ct, from top to bottom. Upon this
committee depends success OF failure
for the Republican party in Ramsey
county at the fam election. If it i.
torn by internal a ascension and strife
for control, the whole ticket and the
party organization will suffer and no
individual or clique will profit thereby.
On the other hand, if its members are
broad enough to sink petty personal
differences and to forget past party
strife, the ticket will be a winner and
not a DEMOCRAT win win an election
It is up to the committee. Go to it.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

n. - ID - q a..ata : 80 -
ael is seen in the southwestern sky, it
is prudent to move it, or, If that is I'M,
practicable to seek cellar and stay
near its southwestern corner till the
stern is over.
Another important fact about tor
nadoes IS that they almost always oc-
cur in the late afternoon OF early
evening. So it is not worth while to
worry about storm in the night or in
the morning. There may be hard blow
at such times, but no real twister is
likely.
A "cyclone cellar" is good thing,
especially for nervous folk, who can
retire to its security when the condi-
tions suggest tornado possibilities. 1t
should be dug at little distance from
the house, but connected Herewith by
an underground passage, so as to be
quickly accessible. There is really 10
need for much worriment about lorna.
does, since they are actually quite in.
frequent. But the damage they do
when they do come IS impressive en-.
ough to get on the nerves of the tim
id. These will. derive peace of mind
from knowing the habits of the un.
welcome visitors, and from having re.
| fuge Of easy access.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.

As result Of the bitterness in the
republican national convention and the
long drawn out strife in Baltimore
it is expected the voters will take an
active interest In the November cleo
ton. It is predicted that 100000
votes will be polled in the coming con-
hict.
Government experts-who have been
making estimates on the probable
vote-say that the total vote will like
" reach 15,ooo,ooo-and may exceed
that vast number. In that event the
candidate who receives the popular ma
jarit. VII have to R.t more than p
100000. w:th 5s2 e .cto-al votes this
time 267. win be required for the win
ner.
In 1883 there were polled 1871.
0oo, Cleveland getting 5,53s,2s3, while
Harrison got 5,44o,e1e. Though Cleve.
land got ) plurality of ss,o17 Of the
5poppiulsf vote, Harrison was elected
receiving 233s electoral votes to qeve.
land i 1863. 54s
II 1899 tie total vote was 1904.
900, Cleveland getting 5,55e,s1s; Har.
1isoa, 5;i7e, 100; 1en. James Z B. Weav'
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
A.>', 1>.;z44>~/
:. HUMAN ALBlNos. :
Even Their Interior Organs, Brain In.
eluded Lack Color.

Even Their Interior Organs, Brain In.
eludsd, Lack Color. 81
There is no race Of human aihfnos,
and the albino appears in nearly all
races. Latin albus means white in
English. The word albino is applied
to white plants and white animals.
Specifically when we hear the word
We think Of white. humans-men Of
women without color. In full or
complete albino (human) ali pigment
or color Is absent in the skin, in the in.
terror organs and even IN the brain.
White negroes and Indians exist, a.
we'll as In Caucasian or white races
some Of these being quite dark.
A total albino has q white cpl.
dermis or skin and also white hair and
rcd eyes, due to the absence s6f pig.
ment in the membranes Of the eye,
which'is for the purpose Of screening
light that is too bright fos the redna-.
that Is. in albinos; others can see ths
rstina In the rear Of the eye, and this
appears to be red.
Albinism Is not disease. nor are III
minds Of albinos weaker than thoes
Of others. White bIackbsrds, mice
hares and birds are albinosL And then
white elephants are sacred and woe-
shipped BY some races in Asia.-Hx-
e040Ro. ------ - - - ~
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
TIE TORNADO AND IT'S HABITS

TdE TORNADO AND ITS HABITS.
The occurrence Of destructive lorna
die storms n various parts Of the
northwest is painful reminder that
the prairie country is more or less sub.
ject to these visitations from April to
August and even later. While Mime
sofa is not exactly in the "tornado
belt" which runs across Iowa, Nebras-
ka and Kansas, it has suffered at times
from the havoc heading twisters. And
the recent destructive. tornado at Re.
gina shows that even the Canadian
northwest was wrong in supposing it.
self immune.
While science is unable to predict
with any certainty the time or location
Of these violent manifestations, it has
discovered some facts about them that
are worth knowing, if only to guide
ones course Of action in an emery
ency.
1t is known, for example, that in the
Northern Hemisphere they almost al
ways move north and east. A tornado
has two motions-the violent whirling
one that causes the destruction, and
slower forward motion. The famil.
lar "funnel-shaped cloud" usually
gives ample notice to the watchful Of
the tornado's coming, which is SLOW
enough to permit one to get out Of its
narrow zone Of activity. If the fun.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
FEEDING A SEA-: LION.
Twenty Pounds Of Fish IDay Satisfy
This Playful Monster.

Twenty Pounds Of Fish Z Day Satisfy
This Playful Monster.
The aquarium's sea lion, which h.
eight feet long and weighs 600 pounds,
Is generous feeder. 1t eats twenty
pounds Of food-cut up Goldfish and
whole herring daily in two meals Of.
ten pounds each. 1t would eat more IL
Il could get it.
In the sea lions pool there is mas
dve table with its top post above the,
surface Of the water, upon which the
big creature chambers at times to rest
and to sleep. Often on this tables1t b
seen with its head and half its, body
raised and pptionless, and then It II q
striking Object.
The sea lion was in this position aid.
attitude the other day when an aqua
rum attendant paused at the side Of
the poo. Promptly the sea lion threw
its head forward and barked. The sea
lions bark is signal that draws many
people, and tn.a moment the pool was
surrounded. The sea lion wanted a
fish, and the attendant gave It one.
Then, with the fish In its mouth. the
sea lion slid on the table and began.
playing withsthe fish In the water be-
fore swallowing It This is one Of the.
sea lions habits. It win toss Z fish
about in the water 40 cat plays with
q mouse, releasing it and then catching
It and then throwing 1t up In theaair.
Sometimes the sea lion will play with q,
fish for half hour or an hour at a time.
There is stout wire screen around.
the pool to keep the people from the
sea lion and to keep the sea lion from.
the people. Often the sea lion playing
with fab will toss It over the screen.
and then somebody will pick up tho,
flsh and toss it back. The sea lion has.
great fun in this way, while the peo-
pie stand around and watch it.-New.
York Sun.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

joe AcIain i mere today s4soms Ed.
more looking after business matters.
y. E. Baker = here from Morris
township today. so
y. I. van.sosdale Is in the city to.
day from Edmors attending the meet
ing Of the precinct committeeman
Miss Ethel McCras Of Leeds, was
the guest Of the Misses Henley,s yes
terday, returning home today.
I Mrs. Charles Raineri Of Northwood,
arrived today and viii visit for several
weeks with her sister Mrs. E. W. Neil.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Gibbons left to-
day for Fergus Falls, MINI, where
they will make their home.
J. B. Wilson left yesterday for Far.
go, where he,will transact business.
Mrs Stafford arrived today from Mi
not and viii make . short visit here
with friends and relatives.
F. T. Cuthbert and Ray smyth are
moving to, their new quarters mad the
attorneys will have some very fine
law offices in the Locke block when 10.
Gated.
Dr.. W. b. Robertson Of Bismarck, q
member Of the state board Of the
School for the Deaf is ID the city to
day, looking after business with re
gard to the school, and incidentally
calling on friends.
Sheriff Mclean and Officer Petel
Tmboe were called to Bartlett thi'
morning to take charge Of supposed
" insane man who had wandered int:
town. They returned this afternoo;
bringing with them q man about .lir
ty years Of age, who gave his nam.
as Irwin Jones, and his home as Fargo
He acted very peculiarly and there il
no question but that his mini is On
balanced, but whether 1T is anything
more than temporary alteration re
mains to be seen. He will be examin
ed as to his sanity before Judge Hen
~ tomorrow.
Mrs. a. B. wylie Of Drayton, col
responding secretary Of the state W
G. T. o. who has been in charge o
the ChautauquS W. G. T. o., institute
1T Devils Lake, and her sister. Mis-
Ethel Ha1crow Of Bowesmont, who ha
been on the Chautauqua program as
reader, will arrive here tomorro,
morning and spend the afternoon a
guests Of their sister, Mrs. J; 9. Moor
and her family They expect to return
to their homes on. tie evening trail
Miss Halcrow was warmly received
in all her entertainments during tn
season and, her talents were furthe
called upon when she was requested t
organize ) class IN painting: In. thi
she met with success also aaa tn
class has been continued over a fev
extra days.-Grand Forks Times.
1
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
sslsnium For Burglar AIarn,s.

The property Of selenium Of becom.
ing a conductor Of electricity when OK.
posed to light Is to be made use Of in
the construction Of burglar alarms. A
:selenium cell Is inserted in an ordi-
nary electric circuit comprising bell
and battery. During the day the cell
b kept covered, sheltered from the
light. At night the cover u removed.
Any light then falling upon the cell
closes the circuit and sounds the alarm
ben.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

Individually, the business and pss-
fessional men of Devils Lake are the
salt Of the earth: Collectively, or "a.
ther, collected into two groups, they
are chumps, loaded with grouches that
look like the humps Of herd Of cam
els. These two groups have fought,
and chewed and c1awed for 80 long
that the merits OF dement's Of The orig.
inal controversy have been lost sight
Of. The town has grown and prosper
ed, not because Of what these groups
have done for it, but in spite Of what
they have done. Blessed with
q splendid natural location, with q
magnificent country surrounding it, and
fine, intelligent class Of citizens,
Devils Lake is destined to be one Of
the best Of the many good cities of
the northwest. En- order that the city
may realize this destiny, its citizens
must do several things. They must
raise less he'll and more harmony, more
contentment and less contention, less
hate and more happiness. They must
boost the booster and knock the knock.
er. The dove Of peace must be given
a chance to light. As matters stand
now the poor bird would burn her feet
If she alighted in Devils Lake. Every
man and woman must take an inter
est in civic affairs, not with the idea
Of "geH4ng" somebody you don It
like, but in spirit Of friendliness and
with view to making Devils Lake a
better town, morally and industrially.
And last, but not least the town
should be given commercial club
which will be something more than a
weapon with which a few men may
club their (supposed) enemies. Home
industries must be fostered and every
existing enterprise built up instead of
being torn down. Devils Lake is all
right; its citizens are all right, but
they have allowed their prejudices to
run away with their judgment, and
it is high time to. head the other way.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

The interstate; commerce commission
has inst made public its repor. IN the
investigation 81 express rates The
report covers 600 pages and .he I. G.
G. has actually reduced the rate,. An
other blow ct vested rights.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
THE CONSTITUTION AND
.. MAKERS.

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has con-
tributed to the North Dakota American
Review, really great article on "The
Constitution and It's Makers" It
shows the scholar in politics at his
best.
Senator Lodge is not always happy
in his methods. Personally he is rath-
er too supercilious to be popular. In
the Senate he IS quite inclined to tell
his brothers that he knows more parlia-
mentary law than they do, and to
prove it, too.
But when he wrote the article he
was at his best thinker and writer.
It is clear and simple in statement.
well argued, and best Of all it brings
before the American people once more
the high character, great attainments
and almost supernatural wisdom of the
others who carved out .. new system
Of government.
The makers Of the Constitution were
not only able. men, but who knew
what they wanted to. accomplish. They
wanted to build framework of insti.
buttons that would stand against the
assaults Of either anarchy or despot,
ism. Using the representative system
as it had been worked out in England
FOR a basis, they formed q federal sys-
tenn that left local sell. government in
the hands Of the people, and. delegat.
ed express powers TO . central govern
ment which they wished to be not. too
powerful. They created the three. CO.
ordinate departments legislative, exc.
cutive and. judicial. whereas in. the
English system the Crown was . part
Of the Legislature and the judiciary had
a subordinate function. They created
something absolutely new in the So.
preme Court, an institution which with
all its human defects is the envy of
English statesmen:; =
The tone Of the Lodge paper is one
of admiration for the work Of the con.
stitution makers; and Of serious dis
sent from the views If those who
would now abandon the representative
form. The constitution makers put
nothing in the way Of improving the
personnel Of the legislative, executive
or judicial departments. Their plan
is broad enough to carry even as great
country as we have.
Senator Lodges argument is that we
should preserve the form Of govern.
ment handed down to us and strive to
make the best use Of which it is capa-
BILE; happy then in the certainty that
we shall continue to have free institu:
tions and free men.-Minneapolis Jour,
nal.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

For the SIX months ending Jun, 3o,h
the fire losses in the United States to.
tailed the not Insignificant sum Of
$134, 1880, an increase Of about 49,.
100000 over the same period in l9l1. y
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

Ex-senator Lorimer says that he is
going back to Chicago and is going to
work. The senate accomplished scme-
thing by his expulsion, after all. There
arc about twenty-five more in that
august body who should be pu. -
work. p
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

The wind blew something like eigh-
ty.fou1 miles An hour at Minneapolis
the other day and the twin city pa.
pers are trying to put the blame onto
the seven different and distinct can.
d;dates for governor.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
Z5SSId'fi5S5HENl|
@gaAlSlJPBO GARD
SOME SUMMER aouPa.

MAYHEM the days are sultry and ap..
w petdtes are. caprieious light
soups make acceptable varia..
lions in. the bill of fare. Fresh vege.
tables are then abundant and may b
used in .'thes pa1i4s 6fs these whole:
sonae .anih I'd as4hia Aodi. with the
fresh vegetabiesst4d 1t ii possible to
varysthe Kind Jf sohh
For those who may wish to try them
here are several recipes for seasonabls
SOUPS: 4,
!. y A crsarn Soup.
- Cream Of Beet. 8oup.-The basis Of
this soup is rich. milk to which lit
tie butter. pepper and salt are added.
Blew chopped beets until they are ten
der and add them hot to the cream:
Strain before serving. =. i
Lettuce :soup-Take two heads Of
Lettuce wash and dry thoroughly. then
tear them into pieces Of suitable. si1e.
Add: to them q. green onion$washed and
cut into one inch lengths, a large turs
nip SIT into tiny Squares and q gill Of
green peas Place half an ounce Of
butter: in an e1ameleds stewpan. As
soon asst botlS add, the vegetablestaud
fry for Ave. or six minutes. Drain OF
Al the grease. add three plnts Of wen
favored stock and simmer slowly until
the onions, etc. are, thoroughly cooked,
Add thew beaten yolks Of two eggs.:
pepper and salt to taste and d tiny;
pinch Of sugar. Make very hot again.
without boiling, then: send to table. 4
A Rich eisqus.
Tomato and Clam Bisque.-Take q
quart Of CLAIMS and pour over them a
cupful and half Of cold, water. Then
drain. To the water add clans finely:
chopped Heat slowly to the boiling
point, cook for twenty, minutes and
strain. Cook together one-thfrd OF a
eupful Of butter and one-half an onion
for five minutes Remove the onion
and add to the butter one-third Of a.
cupful Of hour and very gradually the
clam water. Next put in two, cupfuls
OF cream and as soon as the boiling
point is reached one cupful Of stewed
and strained tomatoes to which . tiny
bit Of soda has been added. Season
with salt and cayenne ind serve.
Win Carrots and onisns.
Carrot soup.-Put two ounces Of bat.
Ter In q saucepan with an ounce Of
bacon. two onions sliced. two or three
sticks Of celery and six COED sized
carrots sliced and: simmer gently for
ten minutes. Then add a quart Of
weak stock and draw the pan to the
side Of the stove. where the vege-
tables can cook slowly until they are
quite tender.
Strain them from the stock and pass
them through sieve Add the vege
tables to the stock and let the soup
boil. Season it with salt, pepper. nut
meg and small pinch Of sugar and
then add tablespoonful Of nouf which
has been mixed until smooth with two
tabiespoonfuls Of milk. Stir the soup
for I've minutes after adding the nour.
letting it boil gently, then serve.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
from Thursdays ,Dailysl

MI. CoWle OF Tolna. ;is in. ths city
today looking after business matters.
Mrs. F. 6: Morgan Of Crazy; was q
shopper in the city yesterday. .,r5&..
Merchant .smeallie Of Toxic, Was in
the city yesterday transact,pg eusis:
ness. .yy .:
s. Mrs. Dougherty and daughter, Miss
Irene Of starkweather, were shoppers
in the city yesterday. ,,:,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin left rs. auto
for the western part Of the state. They.
expect to be gone about two weeks. +
Mrs. G. Eklund of Rolla, who has
been visiting friends at Webster, was
in the city yesterday on her return
home.
Miss Mma Miller returned home last
evening from Ctary where she has
been visiting friends and relatives for
the past few days.
Miss Leila shortridge left yesterday
for Park River where she will visit
with friends for several days. Miss
shortridge. formerly taught school
there, but for the past year she has
been teaching in Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. w II. Bedford returned today
from Morris township where she was
in attendance at the LANCE wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. A B: Horne Of Maza,
autoed over to this city yesterday for
q short business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. shankef Of Grand Har.
Dor were in the city yesterday shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Dr.. c. I. soper who has been visit
ing Dr.. h. booking left yesterday for
Grand Forks where he will visit.
Miss Mildred Pare Of Hamar, and
Miss Gagno Of Grafton were in the
city yesterday on their way to Grafton.
Miss Agnes Elandson Of Doyon, was
in the city yesterday, visiting with
friends and having dental work done.
Miss Mable Pare Of Hamar, was in
the city yesterday and today visiting
with friends and shopping.
Mrs. Mickelson and daughter Olga
Of aarske, were among the Devils
Lake visitors yesterday.
Master Thinner Of Gallo, was operat-
ed on at the Mercy hospital yesterday.
Mr.. Kale Of this city was operated
on at the Mercy hospital yesterday.
afternoon.
Miss Rae Dutee Of Warwick is visit
ing with friends in the city for sever
al days.
A. J. Mitchell and Bernt Anderson
were in the city from Penn today look
ing after business matters.
Oscar Hawkins from sisseton, South
Dakota, was in the city yesterday en-
route to stsrkweather where he will
transact business. .-..r,s.
Hrs. Borthwick ,.and daughter Of
Warwick, are in the city for few
days shopping and visiting with
friends. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens svee returned
home last evening from Mayville.
where they have been visiting Sen. and
M1s. Elken for the past week.
Mrs. ]. Moran and Miss Nellie Nor
an returned homo last evening from .
couple months visit with relatives
and friends IN the east.
L. L. Van Osdel who was in attend
ance at the meeting Of Republicans
yesterday win remain here for several
days visiting with friends.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

|. Miss. Clara, Kenn leaves &odavi for
her hdne<at Moose Jaw. Canada whera
sher;will, visit FOR, several week..n-
Miss Mae swipertiof 1finot xhorba.
been: visiting: friend. here for INA. na.t
week: returned "a. her home s:todaa;v; s ),
Mrs. Harry BAN Of Grand Forks,
who has beeh1 visiting he,r. sister Mrs..
Burtscher, il i eueSt at the RYAN;
farm ai home today. y Sc g.
e: Andrew. Hockansont: 6 and family Of
Devon. were visitors and. shon,ers ;n
the city yesterday..-,.,, !. - >!-,
:Brnce. Nelson Of 1,akota: was ca1I;no
On friends and looking sitter .bns;ness
here ve.terdav ::,-''5s
+ II. Hinck au t.; to Lakota TODAY
il thu interest. ! .of the Naison Grain
Saver. 20 =
) Miss Rose ASacnamee who ha.: .been
whiting her sister Mrs. Tom Do,suev
leaves today for :H;llsboro.
NJ. =. Redmond returned last even.
inc from: = month";. v;.;t WITH His "a.
ther at 1dve.more. Iowa.
Thera viii ia : snac;ai meet;no If
tha N. b \. loaga At TN, tba;r hal, 1's mi.
evening at 8 a,clock Rn.;na., of: I'm.
nortanea IL Ia eor.;ae,aa. md -, ,,a,,
hers a. : earnsat1v reouestaa - .t,sna
Pa NJ, ana M Rhoda, IA ~. I'm
son Of Coo,neraatovn. na.,aad thronoh The
c;tv this morning ~ .nto an ,onte ~
d;6erent western no;nt,
A crowd Of vonno ,,aonla o.v. j.
verv nlea.ant ,annch nartv last asen.
inc at ebautsnnna 4 nn,,ha- f.o,,
Devils Lake went - tho grounds = ~.
te,nna T.
M, 1e-o,ne r,oon., ~ no,.:,.
Lake n D. Who hoe baesn ,;,;+;n ~
hero a., .ome time !. no,. v;s;+;na =.
the lake. With Ia, h,o+he, n WI,
Niebol. wha,a .ba ~. ;o;naa ~ -
husband Tbev e-nec+ - -etn-. 49,.
n last ~ +be vaei --r.-ao ro.,-
Thirty 81 tho fr;eneas..ar No.
Ke-aten Sb.a VOW ~. 49,. =.
On her ve,te,dav .fta,noon ~ 49,
home 81 NJ, y . om-;sa ~ ~
ea.;on heino har h;rtha.v ". ~.
sten wa. nre.an+sd -;tS !. 'ha.,t; 80.
mo Nv NJ a Na,... .. 1913 -
hoe fr;ana. $500. -. os. y
IA. .nant :, n1.n;n. ..soo ;, i. $3.50
w;n,ars 49, - p ,ya.s oov, 'ne Prize
povar,. Rasnt;fns ' rnss, o .as ;n, anu
mental .elect;on. -.,s 80. au -. D41 nv
= a uo-.n ~, ~. w ~ M
Delic;on. ref,e,hmen.. 80. 49, :. :.