davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
Sun9er uaO 6lanlrntn trtibtrl 5nr Srr3Driflmng.
otbou fOmtroliertcs 0ener in 0oDtO", C6iO, bricbt
nmf'S Ncme aus.
GiienOobn.S srGefe bel 0sorietto fOrtssriNeu.

fur06 im0 GlepelauO aernidtct ieien.
sfu6 sic meiiten Giieubabn &erbill'
oungcn iollen aalt5 ucrui@tet icin.
.6Iut6en Dernidtcte 90 Sc.
zen III SGaron.
G6aron, @o.. q. Mdr5. =
Sellte miro 6cridtct OoB 80 @ieil.
iheit i6r ee6en in sen 6lutGen ioes
S6enon0o : 6(niies loiien mlBtei.
@lon ninrnit ollBerOent nod oil, Dob
and in anlOeren Gbeilen oes Sbe'
non0o S5oleS nod ioiele Nteniden
IL sen @oIiermengen u%ngefoniriell
lnlO. Siilferlife linD all @ouperneilr
Iencr uon &ennipluauia ergaugcn
ur0 eS mir0 berid)tet, Dab Ser Staut
iofort 3elte unO SebcnSmittcl fiir cic
iGrcr ScimitGttc 9eronbtcn ablen0cn
merOe.
.GcrIuit miuOe tens Vii
Iionen GollurS.
Scr Bis jest naAapeiS6are Scrliqt
ali Giacnt6umSmcrtben miro duf
~minOcItens 100000 geihdbt. Gas
@eidpattauiertcl SforouS tpar bente
NIT 6cina6e oier SUB 6obcn @aiicr
0eOedt l1n0 Ser StraBelfobnperfebr
lnuBte e~inqeitellt lperScu. Gas Orel.
tSdfae, aus Stein aebaifte eieAallae
Ses .SEaron SerolO4 iunroc ltorf
0eIdaoiat. Sin Gommbrlid lit per.
%antportlih mir Sen 9r0Bten Gbeil
ser 8erlpiiltungell nnO Sen groBen
Gerlnlt an Meniheulebcn Der leBtere
lit 6aupti1dlidl Oaraui 5u%riid3niiib-
rcr, oaB Die 6llItb 10 plQtlid bereiil-
arat9 unO @oruungcn nidt melr er-
lolipn mcroen fonnten. Pin montcn
5teIlen Oes iiioli6en Sbeiles Der
5taOt CREDIT OoS @niier Oas 3lueite
Stodmerf.
$1,000 @erfonen abgei hle1.
len in ibren Sonlern.
@6eeling, ". go, y. Mar5.
II Sellte Mittag bereits bate Der
Ohio eincn SieiJong non AZ 6ilB er-
edit uilo man re6net ioamit, oaB
nod Dor @inbrudy Ser Nudt elm iol'
der oon 90 Sub erreidt Mrs. Chat
i1dlid tit 6creitS Die gauge StaOt
inter @aller nlto minOeitcns 1000
&erionen lino in ibren @diliern bon
Der AllBemuelt abgeiblolien. glld,
bier orp6t oie gr0Bte @efobr 0es allS.
9ruds pon 6euer. Gie Yoli5ei bat
100 Motor- nno anoerc 8oote III zen
Gent gepreBt, INN Ben 9l6geiblolic-
neu 6iilie 81 %6ringen mo iic 81 ret.
ten.
&ennfDIDanio 9oDn enNet
&eporatur Wfon M dntt.
@ltouno ga, 81. Wldr5. 0iC
&ennipQpania Giienbabn @eiellidaii
ion0te Gclltc Mforgen einen gan5er
Giieubo6n5ug nit 3inmcrleuten lnl
9riidenbauern nody 0en ii6er'
ibtpemmten @ebieten in Ohio aus.
SSn Dem 3iige befinOct Iid) altf eine
eIeftriidc 2iht Gr5ellgungSonla9e
idOoB aud bel sSaAt 9earbeitet wer-
Sen fam. q
0er er ite $ iilfs3llg perlGBi
@cm Oorf.
SEEM 0orf, 81. MGr5. - NadI
sen iIberidmenlmten @ebieteu bon
Gapton bcitimmt perlieB 6elIte Ser
critic SiifiSytg uniere StnOt. Ger
Bug iiI6rt nit Iid) 20OO Geden mo
groBe @engcn Observation-Disclosures.
Die Nnsriiituno Oes 3uaes erfolJte
ouf geranlaiiung Der 3ational Gal,
&egiiter Gompagnie.
sc iiiicn iilfloS 5uie6en.
GaDtoh 81, 81. MGrs. 81.
ncm fleincn Sbei( Der G%inmo6ner-
ldoft Gapton'S lit es geliuiQen iid)
arf ole b0ditcn Natnfte Der Stoot 81
retteu mo dngitlid mnrten iie BORT
onf Die @elcgen6eit, @d6ereS bon
Dem Shidial bon iuefiaitenS $4,000
i6rer ourdl @aiier uno 6euer beoro6-
ten Mit6iirger 81 eria6ren, bod allc
Qnitrenguneen nit linen in gerbin-
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
g d d / III nj G /.

Columbus g.. Of. Mar5.
Obcrlt @. g. ODier, EN- Mitalieo OeS
itdOtiiden Sonitdts : slmteS tbei(te
nit, oaB bereits atpei Giienbabn-SSag-
gonIaOumgen 2eiden mad Der @eit'
Ieite bef0rbert moroen ieien.
Sunoerte bon '8emobnern 4titrifts
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

FTtf96Hr9D Y. WfNr5. =
Ser @alierItoltO non 6eute Inn ad)t
ll6r 80 MinHtcn 28.8 Sub, Ocd lit er
6eIt6noig i'm Steigen, ioOaB meitercs
lln9liid 6eiiirftet ipit9. 8eomte Ser
Observation-Disclosures madten be.
faunt, ooB 10 8iemli6 aQe Eelegra.
pbenleitungeu weItlids non FittS.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

Ger brittle Gag oes groBen Sturm=
un0 lle6eri1memmun9s llugliid IN
Sn0iana nn0 Ohio brodte 3nitdnOe,
Die nod Ibredlider iinO, ols Die oeS
erIten Cages. llnbeilmelonng folgte
auf llubeilmelOnug III ipdter AbenO-
Itruoe, md6reno Die am Gage eiuge-
laufenen Nadridten ldou NnlaB sum
Nufat6men gege6en botten. NnI
Nadmittag mllroe Dem @oupernellr
Cor BON Ohio na6 Columbus pom
Dem getriebsleiter Der Selepbon=@c-
SeQldoft III 0optoil, Ohio, telepbo-
Mid sic gSd6ri6t ii6ermittelt Bob eS
oeluneen Iei sic in Der nngliidliden
GtaOt m~iitbenOeu Tlanmcn lulter
G%ontrolle al befomnien mo blit5lige-
Iiigt, ooB dnh bereits cine proollorl'
Sfe Qeihenidou6olle eingcridtet iel-
9ieies aepabrt eiuigeu Croft i'm ltl-
eIiife, sod an NbenO lief lolgenoe
1epeIAe Elm:
9autom 8, q. Mdr5. GaS
oeItern Nod)t nod miitbenoe 6euer,
Sas ii6er Gag 10 8iemlid im gerlo-
lhen par, lit pl6bIid micoer onge.
fadt nnO ninlmt or0Bere Gimenlio'
nen mieOer an. @1hter pom 9ad
Ses gurearl @e60aocs Der 9fatio
nal euib @egtiter 6nmpagrie nab
men bereits mebrfadc Grploiionen q
sen brennenoen @ebduoen lpQbr.
gsabrbdft cntieslid mpB Die Gage
ser in Dem brcnnenoeu @eidaftspier'
tel pollItdnoig bon Der SlnBenueli
obaeldnitteneu 10000 9fdnner nno
6ralten iein.
Sine meitere 9epelde meloct oorii.
Der f~olgen0es:
9as @eidditspiertcl lit ilber-
Idiuemmt Bis gum 5weitcn Stod naO
Sic obcren Stodiperfe linO in 9rano.
geabreno ouS @oiier iteigt, fonlnlen
sic Slammen nod anaeiadt ourdl
6eftiqen @inD. bintnter. @enn Ole
Slutb nno onS 6euer iid %berilbren,
Itiir8en iih oie in Dem @ebaiiOe be.
lin0en MGnner nno 6ranen unter
oielen befinoen iib bcionoerS pielc
Observation-Disclosures ans oen Sen.
fern in sic 6lutb mo ertriifen
elenoiglidl.
@eueS Hngl ii d..
Samilton, 8, 81. @idr5.
Gas groBe 2eluinaStouer @alier SIC
lerpoir lit oebroden uno Die olSltro'
member Slntben BADEN cinen enor-
men 8erlnlt pom MenlAealeben nln
Giaent6um berbeigefiibrt. Die De-
pel6e 1T an. oaS @riegsmiuiiteriim
IN @al6inotou 9. s., gari6tet, bod
mar NdbereS ni6t 81 eriobrell.
g il de ortge1 d) 70 c nj III T.
@barleafon, @.s&a., n. Mdr5.
Die Sauptbetriebe Der Eelepbon.
aeIeQldoften bier criubren I'M 4 llbr
Nahmittoos, oaB oie groBe Giien-
habnbriide ser Baltimore & Object
len6obu 5miiden Marietta uno @eit-
Warietta fort9eidmemmt lei. Die
Bride fiibrte iiber ben Milsfinglnl.
Stub flr3 Dor ieiner climbing IN oell
Ohio. Durd Sen @erluit oieier Brit
de miro ser @erfebr Der beor6naten
@ebiete nit Dem Often nod me6r en-
l6mert.
Sammcrn nod Nobrnng.
@erlL Sno., 81. MGr3. - Slm-
oerte BON Eerionen beioerlei Gc.
ldledts boben iid bier III sic slueiten
gtpdtuerfe geflii1tet mo jammern
lout Sen porbeifabrenoen @ooten 81
na6 Ma6rnngSmitteln, S%eiSungSma.
teriaI uuo friIdem @oiier. stQein 500
HerIoucn Iino in Bears Sotel.
Sod i9l
GoIumbussS o. 81. Mdr8.
Oberlt 9. g. 9Dier, EN- Mitalieo OeS
Itdotii6en Souitdts : AmteS tbeilte
mil, ouB bereits amei Gifenba6n-SSag-
gonIaOnn9en 2ei6en nad Der @eit.
Ieite bef6rbert noroen ieien.
Ga,nnprtp nm .03pmnhnprn 0fftriftS
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

UtV NuIH NultlNutt NHV Wsl
0onptitaot beidieBen. Nile
9elogerungSaeifiiBc ucriiig6ar.
aonia 5%erOinano bon 9nlgos
rien in Norionopel c%inacioacn.
Softo, p. MGr5. - Nod elmer
oiii5ieaen aRitt6eihng ocS bulsori.
iden ariegSminiitcrirms Iino oic
uerbiimOetcn M1dte icit cnti6loiien.
iciort aui ole Nailptitdot oeS thrift
iden ReideS, @onituutinopel porjn.
riiden, INN Die @ecnoignng Oes ieBt
Gin babes Sso6r oauernoen ariegeS
,u er5ipiugeu. Ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ser grnee in Norionopel bat bereits
Die g~ereit1nlting ulter neriiigborcn
gelagernngsaeihiibe 5lIm transport
not Dem o@ofosnen Sorn~ anbeio6
len. @roBcr ssrbc( 6erridt in aou3
gulaarien ii6cr ocn Sieg lei Sda.
toIia.
6eicrlihcr in5ua.
SSm Iriump6sngc 5oS beiitc Gar
ferdinand pom 9ulgarien nit icinen
bciOen SS5nen ocn @rin5en Boris
fnO GDrill. nnige6cn ron cinenI
prd6tigen 5tobe III GROCER Uniform,
in sic cro6erte heilige StaSt sOria.
nopel Elm. 8iele ser 0ort oraueien.
sen Nidtfonibattanten Iubelten
Dem G3oren 81. Gic poljtin0iar Ge.
aebiing Ser Eiirfci miro non militiri
Iffea gadpertahS5acn 5ltseriiathd
in ser nGditcn Isode ermnriet lii
tieiigen 3eiturncn beben 6erpor ooil
Scr 6cloen6uite &ert6eioiger Aoria.
nopeIS, S6ufri @aida. in Der Sc
ihidlte cinen 9Slob ais SelO erboltell
miro.
Sirfiider areu8cr in
S6dtigfeit.
@ien. 81. @or5. Cine 6cltt
DER cinaeImlicne Oro6ttoic 9tohrihi
6eiagt, SAB Der tiirfiife arcuBa
4SnmiOieb" ploBlid) Wieoer alige.
tand)t lit lno Den altnneiiifen Sa.
len San @iooanni 81 McAnn Der erii
fiir3Iih BON oen Scrbeu cro6ert mar
6eIf,oiien En0 Sim aroBen S6eil ser.
tort bat.
@eim Spielen p~erIeBt.
M aori0, 'Spnnien, q. M6r5, =
Ger aonig aClfons Oon Spanien mur
SC 6eute beim @oliipielen nid)t Iii
erhe6lid perlett. Nile 3eitutgcr
oes eonocS Oriidten ber5lidcS 9e
6ouern aus. BOD lpar iihrr loie 9latlI
ser @erlebungen nod nihtS Ra6erc.
n erinbren.
@onperneur perbattet.
Staot Merifo, p. Midrj. =
Ger @orbernellr oes 9umSeSOiitrifti
@erifo, Cirque Gepeoa, mnrOe Zen
tc oni gebeimc acknowledgement ba
eerbaitet. Gr auuroe 0urd Sol0atel
oui 8cis5l oeS Eraiioenten Sucrtl
in ieinem Sauie geiangei genom
men rno Die 8e1ierrngs6c6orOel
ipeigern iih. oie eemegariinNc bier
fiir 81 erortern.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

Dung 81 fommelJ luareH nergeblld)
9bgleid lie mr. menig nlebr als<etne
.Meile BON Dem Elabe entfernt marer<
ollf Dem lid oas ihredlitlte llngliid,
ous ie i6rc Stoot bctrofien, oblpielt
nllBten @ltnoerte por rettnngSireli'
oigen mo orbeitsmilligcn Nfonnerll
unO 6rollen biiIilos 5ul6ollen.
Mod immcr unbeit mn
uno niAt ii beriebbar.
Soqor ma6reuo Der ipdtciten
Gtunocn oes oritten Goges Der lie
6eri6lpentmling NOR cS niht moglldl
and nlr onndbcrnO cine Sddblina
Der @ermiBten oOer llmgefommelleu
st MAIDEN. Sin nngebenerlides @e
riidlt io0t oos anoere, oodl, mle 9e-
laot, lit uaeS nur @ermutWmg.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
6a begrd6t IL
i Sootetl.

9mo6o, Atebr., q. Mdr5. Die
geItottlmQ Ser Gooten lIuo Ole 8e'
conitruftionSarbciten 6ieltentha BON
Gem Eornaoo beimgciud)te Sma6o
6elltc geidGftig. Gouienoc BON Ser,
Ionem eripicien ibren 10 ploBli6 oa-
9iugerofftel 9ieben Die lebten Gbren.
Gle Weiommt5obl Der abaeboltenen
Be0rGbniiie betrllg mebr ais biinOert.
W1riltentbcilS ianOen lie bon Seidcn-
@cltathunga Gtablilicments aus
llott, ga oie mciiten airhen ebenlo
lpie ole @o6nbduier Der 0pfer III
Shntt inno 9(iAe liegcn.
lin Elm @erouiidrml6en Der No1,
nungsmietben 81 ue%rbinoern, bot Die
@runoeigent6iims 9orie g~orfcbrnn.
gen octroffen oiif's Shdrfite gegen
jcoen SauS6eiiber Oor5ugeben, Der
ans Scr cntiebli6cn Notblagc iciner
ingliidliden Miitmeniden &opital 81
l1laaeu uerludlt.
&lmoerte bon YerIouen- ailS alien
Ebeilen oes 2anocSs trefien tGglidl
bier elm nm Hohrihten iiber bier nfs
idiiiee gerwanote ein3u5ieben.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
OrORe
8cfrieOi0mm0
~3niammenarbeit GnglanOs nnb
9entihIauOs betOHt.

geioraniB ilber 8aIfanrase iduin.
set. = 9lugemeine Sbeilnabme
iiir amerifa atsseiprOden.
Neiter 9ieeiment ieiert i0Oidb'
ri1es SubildumI. Narine
9nfiidiii 6einabe uerungIidt.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-15

1873 B. men in jjail al lsrg
stockade having beeH erected where
the men are corral1ed like cattle u
With All these waiting trial itss Ga
readily be seen that t$s 1T VII take
months to connple etc the hearings, and
either NIinot mus cal II iii justice from
the outside, Or the militia must be-
put into service to drive The men from
the state.
Reinfo foreements Of the Il Internationa
Workers Of the World are arriving by
every train, coming mainly from lin
|neapolis. more arrived by yes
terday trains. little disturb was
created BY the inco oming members, but.
an out tbreak is expected as soon as
they can get in touch with the situa--
tion and their uni fortunate comrades. ];
S$Ss The fact hat they must be heard.
l!although arranging all that is decent,
seems to be the main cry just now,
and If allowed to block the traffic ons
the streets and say what they please:
the:sI s'W. ". men would be satisfied.
All day yesterday mounted police.
kept the streets clear going occasion
ally to the jungles to- see how many
! were We're in camp who could be depended.
upon to come in and try to seize the
E|city at night. The trouble has con-
! tinued for five days and the end does
not seem to be in, sight, with at
|torneys and re-infor forcements Of /.
". workers headed for the city. What
the outcome will be can hardly be
fmag lima ag'ined, put Minot citizens have
prepared for the worst and propose.
to. defend their city to the last ditch.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-15

city officials, and grave fear is felt
lest an organized mob Of j. W. wv.
men now in the city attempt a deliv-
cry of their companions who are con-
fined in the jail .Ss sss
NJ Driven from the city by day, the
L, w. w. workers return at night and
continue their work, the officials and
special deputies being required a to
keep guard all night in order to quell
the disturberss and keep peace and
order. ss: :t i55{
Aided by the Socialist local the men
are provided with food at their camp
in the jungles beyond the Great North
,rn bridge. From every indication
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-15

cry crowd, always anxious to- defend
his cause and heap censure on the of
5fcials who have interfered in the de-:
mand made by the workers.
Thus 1 far Minot citizens have been
able to handle the situation, but the
militia may be called up on, specially
now, since a new phase Of the trou-s \
Bile has developed, !, that Of bringing
the accused to trial, very little pro-
gress being made in the taking Of
testimony, one case cons suming the en-.
tire day yesterday .s5 4
Attorney Arthur LeSuer, who was $;
one Of those arrested, is defending
the i. w. w. men pending the arrival
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-15
TO BUILD: HAY OADERs. s

Bismarck, N. d., Aug. "a locaF
corporation has Just been formed with
g capital Of $1O, 900 for the purpose OF
mranufac nj turing Grifen's s hay loader:
machines ma which have proved such
success. The new firm viii take over
the nanufactu turing plant Of 4 Frank
Jasz Jas J, koWiak, and will also continue the
mllianufac z acture of his tubular well ma
chimes, chi The present stockhol holders are
| Fdw. g. Patterson, Daniel Hend derson.
|. Free Fred WI Dale Francis JaszkoWiaks
F Ezra Y e 7. Grifen, r; p. Hail. and r. r.
| Spain. Rs s5F . II iS
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-15

the Socialists are assisting and en-
.couraging the workers in their hght,
and though driven from the city,
they are given plenty Of s;nstenance
and rest to return and continue the
battle. Sis5 ~ 55sS
4 There is little unusual transpires
during the day, only three arrests
being made yesterday, but at night
fall the scene is changed and armed
deputies are required to keep order.
The workers have divided into sec
tions and while all the officers are on
the job on one corner, another crowd
start operations a block further down
the street. There is an orator in ev-
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-15

Of special ttorney from Chicago and
New Y ork, who will AXE ch arge Of Of
the cases. The idea Of DELAYING the he.
cases as much az possible seems erf to
be the aim Of the attorney for the
defense, Judging from he low pro pro
gress made today. oN tiers are are
to be handled is now udzling the VI q !.
not OFFICIALS, since each pers sonar az
rested has separate and istiiict e
case and demands jury caring.
Coupled with this are the long drawn y q
questions of Attorne LeS e uer#delay-
ing justice mainly to make Minot Of 1lf-
ficials sick of the job.
AT 6so'clock last evening there We're g e
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-15
,3'3 ST. kers Ia
81 ockade Jail
Continued from page one)

the appearance of deputies with rifles
and shotguns on the roofs Of build
sdngs fronting the principal streets.
Many citizens here say it will be
necessary to call out several com
panies Of state militia before the dis
3turbance can be quelled. s;
3SS The overcrowded condition of the
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-15
Z HENRY { G. EMiDDAuGH
WIN. BATEsoN 4.
Il is. r. F. HUN i &; s5 3z,.5

+ - --- lawyers - -
Real Estate and Probate Law D
z$5. a Speciality }.;5 ss3
n Office in Lock Gram Block !.
Phone 81 Devils Lake d
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-05-29
julius Caesar.

The almost unanimous verdict Of an.
cient and modern times IL to the effect
that julius Caesar was what Shake
speare calls him. ''The. foremost man OF
all this world" Never before or since
has any one exhibited in SO high de-
gree all the qualities Of born ruler of
men. And never had any man grand
er role to play. To preside over the
most important crisis in the history Of
the most important branch Of the hu.
man race. was n task that none but the
greatest Of men could successfully per-
form. Caesar swept one obstacle after
another aside and stood ut last where
he meant to stand.-New York Ameri-
can,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-05-29
Tun,bIedown Acapulco.

Acapulco. Mexico, with one Of. the
finest harbOrs in the world. is one of
the most wretched towns in the entire
country. |: is poorly built. the houses
being for the greater part composed
of adobe with tiled roofs. while the
majority of the poorer class can afford
nothing better than rude huts built
with poles stuck in the ground. the
fronds Of the cocoanut palm woven
into the sides and the whole matched.
Numerous earthquakes have damaged
the buildings. and scattered ruins and
cracked walls give the town a wretch.
ed appearance. There are no improve
ments of any kind. no sewers, water
works. telephone nor electric lights.-
ArHOnaut
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-05-29

a commissions and salaries. ..... a6e,si2S0
Rents paid during the year. ..... i,O1eoo
Taxes paid during the yesr...... is,e6i.sl
Cash paid for advertistng. 1,ilosg
Amount Of al Other cash expen-
disures Observation-Disclosures. ss.sseos
Total expenditures. .........., s7isss.is
MISCELLANEOUS
whole number Of policies writ
ten in North Dakota during the
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Total RISKS taken during the
year In North Dakota. ......S ee,ib0.Oo
Total premiums received during
the year in North Dakota...... e,iss.4o
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
once OF Commissioner OF Insurance.
~. w. C. Taylor. Commissioner OF In
sursnce Of the state OF North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing ID Q true
aDstract OF the original statement now on.
NE in this once.
In testimony whereof, have heteunto
set my hand and sfnxed the seal OF this
once at Bismarck the list day OF April.
A. D. 1918. a
S(eEAL) w. c. TAYLOR,
Commissioner OF Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
once Of Commissioner OF insurance.
COMPANY's CERTIFICATE OF
AUTHORITY.
whereas, the Central Life Assurance
Society of the u. s., corporation organ
ICED under the laws Of Iowa, has flled In
this ONCE sworn statement exhibiting it,
condition and business for the year ending
December 81. 1913, conformable to the re-
qutrements Of the laws in this state, resu-
lating the business of insurance, and.
& Whereas, the said Company has flled IN
this once q duly certified copy Of ITS
charter with the certificate OF organization
in compliance with the requirements OF
the insurance laws Aforesaid.
Z Now, therefore. /, w. C. Taylor, Com
missioner Of Insurance of the state Of
North Dakota, pursuant to the provisions
Of said laws, do hereby certify that the
above named company is fully empowered,
through Its authorized agents to transact
its appropriate business of Life Insurance
in this state according to the laws thers-
Of, until the SYST day of March, A. D. isf4.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto,
set my hand and seal at Bismarck the 1st
day Of April, A. D. 1918.
tsEAL) w. c. TAYLOR.
Commissioner OF Insurance.
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The naopipes.

u A bagpipe has three long tubes. or
sdrones." which possess no fixed notes:
. wind chest. sac or lungs inflated By
. blowpipe: chanter. with finger
holes for playing the melody. It IL an
instrument with 4 small compass Of
about nine notes, which form no dia.
tonic scale. nor are they accurately
tuned to one another. Each note oriri.
nally possessed q Gaelic name. such n
hodroho. hananum. huchan, hirchin,
etc.. and all the airs. reels. fings, slo-
gans. war marches. hulachans. strath.
speys. laments. Observation-Disclosures
--etc, were self taught by ear. Now
there are two or three book tutors In
the market-London Family Herald.
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 81.

u. ID. 1JIS.
or the condition and affairs of the Home
Mutual ms Co. OF Rtchland Co., ~ Dak,
organized under the laws of the State CT
North Dakota, made to the Commissioner of
Insurance Of the State OF North Dakota,
In pursuance OF the laws OF said state
President-John Myhra.
Vice President-Carl Witt,
Secretary-L. l.. Brusletten.
Principal OMlce-Wahpeton, N. OAK
Attorney for Service Of Process in the
State of North Dakota: Name, Commits
sloner OF Insurance.;
Location-Bismarck, N. d.
Organized OF Incorporated June f6, 1886.
Commenced business July 3rd, 1886.
Balance Cash on hand and in bank
December 81 Of previous years. $50 %
INCOME DURING YEAR 1912
Cash received as first pay
ment OF policies issued
during year .............. 69i7.iS
Cash received from assess
ments during the year 75Gi.iO
Cash received from loan
taken during the year.. 100000
Cash received from all other
sources, VIZ: ............. $50
Total amount of cash received
during the year ..................Sf 5, 5i7. OS
Total cash, including balance
on hand from previous year. si6, O37. 80
DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE YEAR 1912
Paid losses incurred dur
ing the year.. .sS,625.25
Return premiums on new
pOuClcS- 1920
Return premiums on with
drawals ................... 1880
Paid directors for adjusting
losses ................... 1875
Paid directors ............. f7f.O5
Paid salaries of officers
President ...............,. 500
Secretary ................. 10000
Treasurer ................. 125.i8
Rent ........................ COCO
Postage! 4. -. ......... 1880
Paid for printing. ....... $3.50
................ 6.70
once supplies ............. 17.1I
Paid Insurance department
leeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
Paid back loan with interest f,0f6.30
All other disbursements, viz:
Board Of audit. coo
Hail rent ................... 100 n
Paid membership fee to ri
the N. Oak. Mutual lns. 81
ASSN. ..................... 500 x,
i-T,.orsns 9: wa daIeeatns 5000 .~
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sIatns's Memory.


Il 70 the fashion to beiittle the facul.
u Of memory nowadays James q.
Blaine lived in an age Of great memo
t3es. and be had one himself Here y
one OF his feats as related BY Brand
Whitlock in the American Magazine.
when he learned was from Ohio
he asked me suddenly II I could name
the counties that formed the several
congressional districts Of the state. I
could not, Of course. do that, and sup.
posed no one in the world could do It
or ever want to do It, but he could.
and with naive pride in the accom-
piishment he did and then astounded
me by saying that he could almost
match the feat with any state in the
Union"