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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-15

err root crops to feed the stock. Car.
rots are fine for horses and they are
very fond of them. Cattle like all
kinds of roots and they ought to have
some as part of their winter rations.
The pupils of School District 50
gave Il very interesting program at the
Farmers Club meeting held there on
Saturday evening, May Sd.
Don't for get that there will be a
meeting at the school house in Dis
trict 5, sometime in June, the date to
be announced later, for the purpose of
discussing the consolidation of
schools.
Little Agnes Brown, who has quite
a distance to walk to school, and
must so part Of the way alone, has a
faithful companion. dog, who goes
with her every day and stays near the
school house until school is out. He
never hurries home but keeps in sight
of the little girl all the way.
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lost Clothes In
4 Prairie Fire

Hazelton, N. D., May l3.-George D.
Hagle Of Fargo, an expert for the
big 4" gas tractor company Is Of the
opinion that this irony Of fate" bust
ness is no joke. Monday afternoon he
went out to the Frederick engine
about two miles south of town to Dc
some work. This, Of course necessi'
tated the changing of his travelling
clothes for suit Of overalls. He laid
the good clothes, consisting Of fine
rain coat, dress coat with perfectly
good watch, $50 mileage book and all
his reports in the pockets thereof,
gently down upon grassy spot while
he went to tinker up the engine.
The big engine worked out all right
and they rode away across the field,
While they were on the other side a
little prairie peeped over the
grass, spied a victim, smiled to itself
and straightway started in to lick up
the gentleman's wardrobe.
! When Mr.. Hagle got back there
was nothing left but the charred re-
mains of his apparel, a smoking cor
ner of the erstwhile mileage book and
melted wad of glass and metal that
had once been a nice gold watch.
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MARSH TOWNSHIP.

Arbor day was fittingly observed at
the King school. Each pupil brought
tree to plant and the school grounds
raked clean also few flowers plant
ed.
Carl Peterson has been busy get
ting settled in his new home on Sec
ton 8. We are glad to have him
make his home here for this is a good
township and we want the best men
to stay and help 1t grow.
An artesian well is being dug. on
the Arne Olson farm. which was re.
Gently purchased by DR.. Platou. Other
improvements are also being made on
the place which had become somewhat
run down of late.
Plant some carrots, mangles or 9th
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County Correspondence

Anders Opsahl was visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. John Suggested and famil,
last Sunday.
The school closed in Nelson schoo
house Dist. 80, last Friday, May 9Th
after an eight months school.
Anders Cpsahl did some shopping al
Daily last Tuesday.
Eddie Aas was discing and seeding
barley for Magnus Monsoon couple Of
days last week.
Miss Maud Olstad was staying with
Miss Christine Olson a couple of days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Stevens and fam.
lily were Kathryn shoppers last Wed.
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gayhaot Gregerson
were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Gregerson and family last Sunday.
,Mandius Monsoon was a business Wis
itor in Kathryn last Thursday.
Carl Monsoon was visiting with Mel
vim Rensby last Sunday afternoon.
Z: Andrew c. Nelson was transacting
business in Kathryn last Tuesday.
Eddie Aas was visiting with Oscar
and Henry G. Aas last Sunday after
noon.
Axel Gregerson was narrowing for
Fritz Olstad a couple of days last
week.
There will be services in the Shey-
enne Valley church Sunday afternoon
May 18th, at o'clock.
Martin Prestrud from Fort Ransom
was visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
E. Aas and family one day last week.
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ond Ave, Valley City, N. D. says: Il
was bothered for six or eight months
by a constant, dull ache in the small
of my back. Sharp twinges at times
crippled me up SO that l could scarce
ly move. The kidney secretions: were
irregular in passage and containe
sediment, resembling brick dust. At
night l was obliged to get up several
times to pass them and having every
reason to believe that my kidneys
We're causing these troubles, got
Doan's Kidney Pills. They proved to
be the very remedy needed. Soon
the bachache, languor and other
symptoms of the trouble left"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's--and
take no other.
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sHEyehhE VALLEY NOTES.

Martin Thoreson, Peter A. Ander-
son and John F.. Henrikson we're
| transacting business in Kathryn last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Johanna Henrikson visited
with Mrs. Oscar E. Aas last Thursday
afternoon.
Misses Christine Olson and Edna
Aas were shoppers at Kathryn last
Wednesday.
John F. Henrikson was visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs Peter A. Anderson last
Sunday.
E. NJ. Larson and Fritz Olstad were
business visitors in Kathryn last Wed
nesday. ..
Mrs. Ole Stevens and Mrs Peter A..
Anderson were visiting with Mrs. Jo-
hanna Henrikson last Sunday after
noon.
Peter A. Anderson was Daily shop
per last Tuesday; i
Gunval Monsoon was hauling lum-
Der from Kathryn one day last week.
/ Jens Rensby and Carl Henrikson
were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. f. M.
Larson and family last Sunday after
noon.
Eddie Aas took a vicycle trip to
Kathryn last Tuesday.
Peter A. Anderson was over to
Hedge Olson and Alfred Anderson last
Thursday afternoon after seed pota-
toes:
Misses Maud Olstad and Christine
Olson were visiting with Miss Nina
Henrikson last Friday evening.
John F. Henrikson and Eddie Aas
were visiting with Hedge Olson and
Alfred Anderson last Tuesday even
ing.
Magnus Monsoon was a Daily visitor
last Sunday.
Miss Marie Henrikson returned
home from Fargo last Tuesday after
a couple of months working there.
Misses Helma and Esther Henrik
son and Edna and Agnes Aas were
visiting with Miss Ida Aas last Sun.
day afternoon.
Even Fredrickson and Sidney Greg
erson were Daily shoppers last We'd
nesday.
Hilda Opsahl visited with Clara Aas
last Sunday.
Jens Henrikson was in Fingal last
Saturday with a load Of wheat
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FACTS AND FICTION.

Experiences Of Valley City Citizens
Are Easily Proven to be Facts
The most superficial investigation
will prove that the following state
ment from a resident of Valley City is
true. Read it and compare evidence
from Valley City people with testi-
mony of strangers living so far away
you cannot investigate the facts of
the case. Many more citizens of Val
ley City endorse Doan's Kidney Pills.
James McCully, Fifth St. and Sec
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\. D. Club Women
at Darlington Next
Week For One Day
SEVENTN.FVE DELEGATES AND
VISITORS EXPECTED At FIFTH
DIST. FEDERATION MEETING

Darlington will entertain about
seventy-five delegates to the Fifth
district convention of Women's clubs
next Thursday. Each club in the
district is entitled to three delegates
and many visitors are expected
Miss Nelson, president of the state
federation. will attended and speak at
the meeting.
The program will open at $50 at
the Congregational church. 1t Is
open to the public. Program:
Registration OF delegates.
Invocation, Rev. Farrand.
Music, High school orchestra.
Address of welcome, Mrs. #. N. Put
nam.
Response, Mrs. w. H. Moore,
Sykeston.
Instrumental solo, Miss Walden.
Business meeting-Reports of COM
mittees, report of clubs, election of
officers, vice presidents message, an
nouncements.
IL o'clock luncheon.
The afternoon session will open at
1870 with chorus from the High
school. ...
Business meeting.
Forty.minute parliamentary drill by
Harvey and Fessendent clubs; Mrs.
Kate Blewett, of jamestown, chair.
man.
Vocal solo, Miss Thiesen.
Talk, "How Club Women Can Help
County Life" Miss Nelson, of Val
ley City.
Wand drill, children.
Address, "Ingorance the Great
Meanace to the Health and Welfare of
the Individual and Society,"" Mrs.
Andrews Of Valley City.
Reading, Miss Spencer.
Music, High school orchestra.
4p M, auto ride around Darlington.
A vaudeville program has been ar
ranged for the evening entertainment
OF the visitors. 1t is open to the
public at an admission of Csc and
CSC, and will be held at Breunings
opera house. The following is the
program:
Music, High school orchestra.
Selection by male quartet Messrs.
Harmon, Cousins, Weld and Pryor.
Operetta, "a Comedy of Errors"
Misses Wing, Tillson and Sheehy
Solo, Ondian costume) Mrs. w. T.
Craswell, Valley City.
Reading, Miss Costello and atten-
dants, Rock BY Baby"
Selection, male quartet.
May Pole dance, direction Mrs. A.
E. Swanson.
Solo, Mrs. Craswell.
Music High school orchestra
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The them Pacific
Ry. and the farm BOYS

Some two or three years ago, the
Northern Pacific Railway, through
President Elliott, arranged with the
North Dakota Agricultural College and
President Worst, to give a $50 cash
scholarship to one boy in each of any
ten counties in North Dakota into
which the Northern Pacific runs. This
scholarship is given to induce farm
ers' boys to complete the three year
course in Farm Husbandry, and by so
doing become, not only better farm.
ers, but more valuable citizens and
assets, generally, to their counties and
state.
The third set of Northern Pacific
scholarships under this arrangement
has recently been awarded, and the
successful young men We're:
' Edmund Iwen, Armenia. Cass county
Geo. w. Else, York, Benson county.
Clarence Coleman, Rogers, Barnes
county.
Virgil Curtis, McClusky, Sheridan
county.
c. Z. kippen, Hamilton, Pembina
county.
These young men obligate them
selves to specialize in at least one of
several lines of agriculture, so that
the state thus receives real benefit
from the winners Of these prizes after
their graduation
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J MMNNQMNQQ pQ@MMMl

Mr.. and Mrs. George Holt and fam
lily have moved from their farmstead
near Litchville and are now perman-
entity located here in their own home
on Eighth Avenue North.
Phone society news u society Cd
itor. phone No. 1.
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L. D. Richardson, NJ. f. Young and
John Stone, representatives of the
Independent Telephone company Of
Ergo, are in the city today conferr.
ir:r with w. T. Craswell, manager OF
the local telephone company.
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FARMERS ATTENTION.!

The Barnes County Fair Association
wishes to have a better grain exhibit
than heretofore; those who have any
of last years grain and wish to ex-
hibit same may leave it at Zetterberg
Bros. Office.
OTTO ZETTERBERG, Sec.
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CARD OF THANKS S.

TO the many friends and nighbors
Who so generously gave us their help
arr sympathy during the recent i'll.
mss and death Of our husband and
father, we extend our sincerest and
HEARTFELT thanks.
LOTTfE LEBLANC
and Family.
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Mrs. Arliegh Miller and little daugh-
ter Barbara are expected home Friday
morning.
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3cner RcforS.
Ger S6bcnflns SeS %9uftihiffers @nrrus
in Euris.

Ger S6benftns beS 9uftfhiffers @nrrus
in Euuis.
lle6er gdrros lebten 606enftug
miro aus Sunis beri6tet: Sci Ieinem
britten 8eriu9 erpberte tir3li9 Der
5lieger @arrps nit 1901 Meter ben
S0benretor0; er mar gu oieIem
3pede nod Sunis setommen, in Der
Soffnung, oaB er Bel Der miloen
Semperatur 6aS f9fpere 3ieI, mad
Dem er itrebte, errei6en ipiiroe. 9ez
gen mittag p~eriamael:e 8arros, err
mutigt Ourd Elm prd9tiges 8ettsr,
etnen 9tmmel BON ipunosrbdrer &lars
belt, cine ftrablenoe uno marine Gons
ne, bic Mit9lieosr oes aomitees, oas
feinen 8erfu4 patronierte, unb be-
CAB Iid in Den Sippoorom &oFars
Saio, Der in einen QeroGrom perz
tpanoelt tuorOen mar. Inter Der 9eiz
tGng Ser Mitglieber oss aomitecs
un0 Der gertreter Der 9geTe 16ritt
man raid CUR 8erfie9elung oes 3D.
rograpben, lin II llbr 10 Min.
fteigt @arros in p-d9tigem 5luge in
Die 90be. Sieben Minuten ipGter
mar sr trob Der 8larbeit uno 0uras
fihtigtett Der 4tmofpbdre rem 8ltden
entf6punoen uno felbIt nit ben be-
ten Serngldiern ni6t me6r gu ents
0efsn. Nun begarn 6as Dartsn,
nobel 6uffnung uno @ngit itGuoig
pehfelten.
Sc LANCER oie 4btpeIen6eit bes tiibs
men piloten oalert, oeito sr5Ber miro
Die 4ngit, 3umdI ba iogur feline 2eute
ernitlt9 unrubi9 ipuroen. Cine Stun=
be mar felt benz 8eginn bes 4ufittes
geS b%erronnen, uno man fab ben
uneri4rodenen Slieger nod INNER
nt6t fpie0er uuFtau6en. Gnolia, I'm
l llbr Is Mtn., tommt Ser Mos
noptun I'M S6pebeflug aus ben
Molfen berbpr. Sin Seuf3er Der
Grleidterung peitet ie0c gruIt, uno
man ftiirmt CUR 2anbungsFeIe. Sn
Dem augenblid, no Der Sluqopparot
nieoer Den 8oben beribrt, 1T es l
ll6r 20 min. sd bin Bis gu 5801
Meter gelangt", ruff 9arros freu6io
SD babe pieoer meinen Hetpro".
.(Gr beidb Jpn betanntli9 friibsr
f9or, mubte ii4 i'm aber bon 2esaaz
neur, Ser $3.50 Dieter hpd flos, entz
reiben luRen.) Die genaue llnterius
dung oss 8arogrdpben seigt, baB
Die angege6ene !SDbe tatfd6li6 erz
rsi6t tporbsn tit. Der 4ppardt NIT
i,inen unerperiebrten Ma9slsssIn
puroe iufort nu9 paris g.itidi.
Wdhrenb man i'm umrinst nno Be-
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GnsIif6er &inSertnmns.

Sn elmer plauoerei in elmer ensliz
I6en 3sitf4rift perfaBt ii9 S. 6.
Driq6t nit 9inoerbumor uno teilt
bic folgenoen hiibI6en 8eiipisle init:
Did er3Gblt ieirem 6reunoe Commit.
haB feline Mutter einer reuen bdnos
gtmaIten 5d6er betommen babe. pab!
meint Sommp Odrauf psrG6tli6, bas
lit oar ni9ts, oas lift infer sdnaer
3uun audi. - Mama, Idgt Elm fleis
nsr Sun9e, Ser bonn Spa5tersang
mad loauIe tommt, iebt babe ib ben
Mtaru geIehen, Ser Die pferoe ma6t.
@irtli8? frugt Die mutter. 4ber
gepiBl entgegnet er eifrig. Gr bate
gera0e ems fertia, dls i'd i'm
Ia6; er na9eIte inn nur nod Die
SirterFuBe an. Sin 2e6rer, Der
eifria beitrebt 1T, in ieinen Snngen
SEN 9atrioti8mus 81 ertpedsn, fragt
einen Sdiiler: Was bentit gu npbl,
ipenn gu Sen Union Sad itol3 iiber
Elm 56ludtfeIo peben Iiebfta SD
osnte, oaB es pinoig 1T, ernibsrte
ser Sunge. 8obbp ioete fein
&b.noeebet febr IeiIe. Sd fam Did
ia nidt bOren, mein 2iebIing, meinte
oie Mutter. Sd fprsd' ia aud ni9t
au Dir, entgegnete 8obbb prompt.
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Sitte, re6t freanou6!

Der feline 8iaie fo1tc gu gapa'a
@eburtstas photographer iperoen,
Die Mama mar nit inn gum pbos
tograp6sn gsgangen Der feline gang,
lleberre6ungstunt unO ale feline 2iea
benspiirbigteit ~antpanoie, nm Dilis
gum Stiqbalten gu befpssen - e.
balf ni6ts. S4lieBIid Bat .r 81,
Muma, ous 3immer 81 berlaHen:
sd CLAUDE. tuenn i9 nit Sbr.m
SObnden uQein bin, TONNE ih eber
ans 3iel."
Na9 flint Minuten ipar Die I9pi.z
rige Operation besnoet nno omar, mi,
Der photograph ~bebauptete, auBerors
oentlid erfolgre;d.
Quf Oem Seimpege freste 0ie Mla=
ma:
,8drum baIt 9u itia eebalten,
uudbem i'd ous 3immer perlaFen
batte2"
.Warum2 @eit Ser Mann su mir
seIagt bat: 8a niftsnuBiesr 8eng.l,
fpenn Ou iebt ni6t ouf Der Gteq.
itia bdlit. baue i'd Dir retts uno
linfs biuter Die Sbren. baB Dir Sos
rem uno Seben psrsebt -. uno Damn
mar id bait itia."
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sreme eisSt.
Cine @odJsit In etodhsIm NIT romsa.
tifdDer B%praeImi6ie.


Sn GtodboIm fano oi,l,r 9use
81. So95eit zines paarts ftatt, an
Der b,iHdbs Die gauge Staot Itbbais
ten anttil nobm. Baron @r,l bon
Saras, Der lsbtt GproTe zines Der
dIisIi,n f6ipeoifd,n qOtIsssI9I,dt.r,
fiibrts Elm GrduI.in 9sla @plfr6m
gum aItar.
Si,le ebsIdIiebuug bat cine b06It
romdHtiide 8orgei6i4ts, our9 fe
tpirb cine gruutJsit ~benoigt, Die
orei bOl. Sabr3sbnts ssiuGbrt bot.
arfdHs Der d6tSig,r Sabre seborts
5rGuIsiH @plitr0m gu Den ssfeierts
fen gabnenI90nbsitsn StodboIms.
Baron qrsl bon 9aras, Oamals Elm
jrnssr Sffi5ier. gait ais elmer Der
elegdHttitsn uro rsi9Iten adDuIisre
Del iaptOii9sn SduptIiaot. Der
Baron trat 81 SrduIsin @bqftr0m
In CARTE 8s5iebuugen; oas anfGnss
lid nur Iodere 8ano, ods Die beioen
bsrtHapfts, ipur6s Damn INNER fsfttr
unO Serr BON SdrGs fiiblte aImdbs
lid cine tiefs Reigung gu isintr
6reunoin sripa9eu. ginsS Sogss,
gsIegsntIid zines gemetniamen 4uss
rites, uls ods pfero Oss 8drons
I6sute, rettete 5rGulein GDaItr6m
ibrsm GaIdn our9 i6re Geiitesg..
gentpart un0 Giibnbeit oas 2sben.
Qus 0dntbdrtsit bei6lob arsl. fsis
ner Rettsrin Die Sano fir oas 2es
ZEN gu rethen. Gr fdn0 dber uners
tpart.t beftigen @iosritdno Bel feis
mel. Gltern, Die in ole gsplante 6eis
rat untsr teinen llmitGnOen tpi1igsn
ipo[ltsn unO Ser 8rdut hires Cob
nts Ipgdr bas Saus perbotsn. Della
@butrGm. our9 0ie 3uriidpeiIung
aufs tisfite Derlsbt, mar Spsi Gage
oorauf aus Stod6oIm ipurlos perz
idpunOsn. Der junge Baron ab.r
fonnte Ie nidt bergefsn unO purOe
nit Der 3eit bpr S9msra ibsr ibrsH
9erIuf triibIinnig.
Seds Sabre fpGter Itarbsn tura
bintereinun0er bic gItern o,s 8as
rons, unb grel faBte Den GntTaIuB,
Die aussrpdblte feines !Ser5.us gu
fu9en. Don Sta6t gu Sta6t fiibrte
ibn Der Dsg, nirgenOs mar 9.na
8pqitr0m gu entbeten. Qyel bon
Saras bradte in Grfabrung, 6aB iie
europa IdngIt aerluFen bate uno
urter angsnommenen Hdmsn jenf.tts
ots S5tans duftrGte. Gr bereiite Der
Reibe mad ale 8eItteile, INNER for
INNER boffenO, Die @eliebte
Sagss auffinOen gu t0nnsn.
Gnblia mar fein raitIoies 8cmiib,n
bon Grfolg getr0nt: zines Sdgss err
tannts Der Baron i'm 9beat.r in
Melbourne in @uitruIien 6ie Sc
fu6te. Gle polte anfdnqIi9 bon
neuen 8~sperbungen ni6ts nil
Zen uno ertIdrte. nit Der gergans.ns
belt enbgtltig abgei4lofsn gu BADEN.
alein 6urd feline 8ebarrIidteit gsz
CAB ie Damn BOD i6r Soport,
70 bab na6 oreiBigid6riger Bartes
5eit nun enoti4 Die 6oG8eit Oes
8rautpaares, oeFen 6aare Idngif
f4on ergraut tparsn, ftattfinoen
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gliidpiinidt, sr5dbIt @arrus fur3 ben
furdt6aren 8ampf, Sen er Bel Den
l.Bten 500 Metern gegen S6nma9ts@
unO S4pinoelanfd1e tGmpfen
muBte. rGs oauerte iebr lanee uno
mar 9eraOe8u f9redti6", fagte er.
BORT oben berrIdte bpuitGnoiee
Rube;; tetn 2uft5ug ipe6te, uno Der
Qpparat tonnte ii6 nur iebr f4iper
balten. Sonit bate i9 nod tpeit
mebr leiiten t0nnen, osnn ih bate
unter adIte nidt i'm geringften gu Ie;=
oen, oa oie niebri9ite Semperatur
nur IL 8rao unter Hua bs!rug.@
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Wprtiebung folgt.)

Der Wert bes i'm oerflohenen
Sab. in oieies 2anO t~.nsefibrtsH
aaffces uno oes @ummi mar oera
Ielbe. nGmIi1 ie $100,000.000.
Der 9anbel Der Der. Gtaaten
mi. ibrsn aubsrbalb oss 5eItlanosS
l~iegenben 9eiiBungen beipertete ftp
Ii. Sabre 1912 auf $25o,0o0,00 0
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gum 8Grasn miro Oas DE:
mild unr.ine unb babel ier: . Sies
befal5 Dem demiid reiue,sn Stein.
lal5 pcrgeaogen.
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SpIitter. Mer 8erie ma1t,
bic ougsben. III otsbaIb nod lonss
tein a~ngehtnotr Didter
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: Ser 5abrttbefiBer.

Der SobrttbefiBer.
ar6ttett: rSie piini4eu, bdB ih Sbs
men einen pIan fir cine 5abritanIase
ma9e2"
Roufmonn: yNsiit, Sic baden MIDI
folid %perftanoen. 9err ar6itstt. Gis
men 9lan piinf6e id nidt, funberr
nur Elm 8iIb6en, ipeIdes cine srobe
Sobrif BARTLETT = fir meine 9riefs
bpsen nGmlid!'
Ter inert oes i'm Sabre 1919
III Die Ser. Staaten ein~gefiibrten
Raffees be!rug S11S.000,000. geger
$52,000.000 i'm Sabre 1900.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-29
EVANS DEFENDS
TRIP FOR THAW
Morris Plains Head Says He
Had Right to Visit .
Canada.
IFrom a star Correspondent


TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 29.-Dr
Britton d. Evans, medical director at
the Morris Plains Hospital, in at
tendance at the quarterly conference
of the heads of New Jersey hstitu-
tions, took occasion to defend his trip
to Canada in the interest of Harry *.
Thaw. DR.. Evans denied in no uncer-
tain terms that he had overstepped MS
rights in going to Canada TO assist
Thaw in his fight for liberty.
He said he would do the same tnlng
again, if requested to do so by the
Thaw family. DR.. Evans averred ne
was not there to make apologies for
his action to anyone. Il was IN
Canada but twenty-five hours, to as
sist Thaw in whatever way | could. |
found that a legal controversy con-
fronted Thaw, and not medical test
so I came back to the Morris Plains
institution"
DR.. Evans believes Thaw much
prosecuted man by his enemies, VINO
seek to draw money from >the ThaW
family. IF Thaw should be freed,
he continued the laws of the state
and nation are ample to arrest him
IL 1t is found that he Is not fit per-
son to be atilarge.
IF a man is to be incarcerated in
an asylum for life, even though he
has been declared to be guilty of no
crime, but Is said to be insane, we
might better change the names OF
our institutions from the insane to
penal Institutions he concluded.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-29
LAWYER BUYS MORTGAGE
ON PERTH AMBOY HOTEL

The $1,000 mortgage on Perth Am
boy property, held by Alphons
Westee. of Orange. trustee for Theo-
dore r. Beekman, So-called bank
rupt, was sold at auction today in
the Bankruptcy Court to George H.
Peirce. of Peiree g. Hoover. attorneys,
for SLOPES.
The sale will come up for confirma-
ton on Tuesday before Bankruptcy
Referee Edwin G. Adams. Following
the confirmation, ten days will be
allowed the purchaser to examine the
title to the property mortgaged and
otherwise investigate the mortgage,
before the deal is finally completed.
The mortgage is due in February
and is the first claim on the Hotel
Hobart, in Hobart street, Perth AM
boy. adjoining the Perth Amboy
Trust Company. The trust company
has offered $4,000 for the land.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-29
AEROPLANE BOMBS WERE
INVITATIONS TO DESERT

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 20
After his arrest here yesterday,
charged with violation of neutrality
laws by having aided in the SNUG
Cling of the Mason aeroplane over
the Mexican border several months
ago, Captain Joaquin Alcalde, con-
stitutionalist soldier of Sonora, ex-
planned why numerous bombs dropped
from the flying machine in its flights
over Guaymas failed to cause dam
age The bombs, he said, were not
loaded with death dealing explosives,
but with cordial invitations to the
discontinued Federal soldiers under
Pedro Ojeda to desert and come over
to the rebels.
I'VE did not want to slaughter
these poor federals," said Alcalde,
who claims to have been the man
who always accompanied Mason, the
French aviator, $50 we wrote mes
sages and enclosed them in bomb
shaped receptacles. The messages told
the Federals that a warm welcome
awaited them in our ranks. We got
large number af recruits in that
way"
Captain Alcalde. who was mem
Der of the staff of former President
Madero of Mexico, was said to have
been engaged to be married to q
daughter of former Vice-Presidens
Saurez, who was assassinated with
MaderO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-29
MORGENTHAU WILL Go
TO CONSTANTINOPLE POST

WASHINGTON, Aug. 90. = The
President has sent to the Senate the
nomination of Henry Morgenthau, of
New York, as ambassador to Turkey
This marks the end of the long diplo
matte service of w. w. Rockhill, the
present ambassador TO Turkey. Mr.
Rockhili is now in this country on
leave of absence. He will return to
Gonstantinople at the expiration of
his leave for the purpose OF present
ing to the sultan his, Letters of re-
call. .-5. -.
Henry Morgenthau is one OF New
York's leading real estate operators,
and was chairman of the finance
committee of the Democratic National
Committee in 1912. He was selected
to organize the financial end of Mr..
Wilson's campaign for the presidency.