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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29
SEND HEAD EXPERT
Great Firm Sends It's Chief Iowa Dec.
orator to Marsha!!toWn-WilI Ex-
hibit and Demonstrate Latest in Ar.
tistic Wallpapers All Day Tomorrow
at Everist's-Not Sale But an Ex-
hiL;t Of Art Deoorations-AlI Ladies
Invited.

lnviteS.
expert. who has supervision over all
the Birge operations in the state, will
be az Ever!s,'s store tomorrow in an
advisory capacity and to demonstrate
the latest kinks of the decorative art
in line Of wall coverings. The ladies
of this city and vicinity are invited by
Mr.. Everist to be present at the dem
onst-atoin and exhibit ans, to ask any
and all questions which occur to them.
AS Gil artistic display Of the latest. fin
est mad most artistic interior decora-
tons it will be very much worth at
tending.
There's a reason why Birge sends his
head men here. Marsnalltown homes
are not exceiled for artistic finish in
the state. The Birge papers have the
lead here. They are the best to be had.
The Birge company is only taking care
OF one of its best points in the west.
Marshalltown people have earned the
best that the Briggs can send them.
There's another thing TO be consid-
cred. The best papers must have the
best workmen and the best skill.
Workmanship on the wall is as neces-
sary part Of art as manufacture. The
Birge papers have been hung artisti-
cally. The workmanship has been as
good as the papers. That Is another
and equally good reason why the Birge
papers and Eyerist lead, That is Why
Birges select Everist to handle the
papers. It is the same reason, re-
versed, why Everist handles the Birge
papers.
Bring the finest wall papers il the
world and the very best workmanship
together and the combination results
in an artistic home.
Advertising? Certainly this il adver-
Using 1t is also publicity. 1t is fair
statement Of the facts as those who
have used the Birge papers hung by
Everist will corroborate. Come TO the
exhibit tomorrow opposite the Metho-
dist church. and sec how it looks
to YOU? You will not be asked 70 buy.
The invitation is simply to see and sat
izfy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29
INSURANCE CASE BEGUN.
Trial Of Third Mccombs Suit Against
1raxeiers' Company Begun.

The case of c. J. McCombs against
The Travellers Insurance Company, a
sui, brought on policy for $4,000.
which ]. A. Heetiler carried in the
Travellers, was begun shortly before
noon today. The jury had not been Sc
cured when court adjourned tor lunch
This case is the third case of its kind
that has come to trial in the local
court. The other two were tried ana
are now in the supreme court on ap-
naa'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29
E.rew.,ls For TAYLOR Folk.

Twenty five neighbors and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Cummings. OF
TAYLOR township. gathered at the Cum
,nings home to bid the family gooy bye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings are going to
move TO Eeaman soon.
About fifty of the neighbors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Ferguson surprised them
at their home. They are moving to
Buchanan county in a short time, and
the gathering was for the purpose OF
bidding them goodbye.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29

property consisting Of the homestead
IN this city and few hundred dollars
OF personal property. 10 given to Mrs.
Mary b. Pemberton. She ana howard
Ware were appointed executors with
out bond. as nominated In the will.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29

The members of the Hawthorne Club
met Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs c. c. Urine. 300 West State street
The reading of the regular lesson was
continued. with Mrs. A. G. Click as
leader.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29
Special Canton Notice.

All chevaliers of r. Howe Taylor
Canton, No 26, are requested to be
present on Thursday evening. Jan. so.
at s o'clock to drill in preparation OF
the banquet to be given by Croker
Camp, No. 80, on Saturday evening,
Feb. l. BY order of Allen Garrett,
captain Elmer S. Hepner, clerk pro
tenn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29
NEW CARS IN MARCH.
Expected That New Street Cars Will
q. Aare in Forty. Five DAYS.

Be Here in FeHy-Five Days.
Manager Charles Munson. OF the
Iowa Railway and Light Company. re-
turned Tuesday evening from Cedar
Rapids, where he had been to meet
representatives Of the manufacturers
who are building the three new street
cars for this city The manufacturers
have promised to deliver the cars in
Marshalltown in about forty-five days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29
In tina District Court.

The jury in the case of Ferries VS..
the A. E. shorthin COMPANY, an action
to collect for damages claimed result
ing from a fire said to have been caused
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29
psmberton viii Probated.

hTe will of Harmon Pemberton. OF
this city, a former overseer Of the
poor, was admitted to probate In the
district court Tuesday afternoon. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29
LOCAL MARKETS.

Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall.
town Merchants.
The following prices are quoted BY
Marshalltown dealers for the different
varieties Of farmers provisions. grain.
produce, and hides, tallow. wool. pelts
and skins.
The Model Grocery quotes the fol-
lowing prices in trade until further
notice:
Butter-2S.
Eggs-24.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29
GRAINS.

Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at their
place Of business in this city, subject
however. to market changes.
New corn-37.
Oats-28.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29
BATES BATES SRORT1RR00RRHHSS
SELL FOR S4,940
CONSIGNMENT BRED BY O. NJ
HEALY, OF BEDFORD, BRINGS
GOOD PRICES.
MOST OF THE ANIMALS
SOLD OUTSIDE COUNTY

Some Of the Younger individuals Not
in the Best Of Condition, Which
Lowered the Averas~Top Price,
$3.50, Paid For Two Animals-Two
Others Bring 5000 Each.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15

is not the sort of man whom Burke can
boss, So it is stated, he wanted and
get Myrtle Nelson nominated. But she
has not been confirmed, and her nonina-
ton will be held up dong enough by
Senator Gronna to allow Boyeson aud
his friends to get full and f&r hear
ing by the senate committee on post Of
fees and post roade. It is also whisper.
ed that Senator McCumber is likely to
take hand in the game, when he re-
turns to Washington.
Maybe the democratic chances, At
Harmony (spelled with big BY and
fraternity are not likely to be knock
ed into a cooked hat BY the persistent
attempts to Burke North Dakota''
political patfonage-and some folks
smoker at the assertion that che is s.
statesman
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15

o,7e-e- IL .a= his:o-r q: tie eount..s
.zs vsg=s .o< all kinds ot lst,c.in z
zG- oesa e i;gh a. a p,ssent, AID Es:
-.e sERto-= Of :hs 1ndustriz-
Te-@.z o: .he World 4 Miuot are i'd
--;s;.. men 70 quit work uEtil higiss
wages s-s psid- Common laboring
ue. :o- the hz!-e=. fields aye being Of
<s-=3 trexn - pc, d.! ap and board,
srd II kinds Of skilled labor aye get
.t:1g Tase= almost equal to tie protss-
=;cnzi man. who has spent the best
ds-s Of lis life TO prepare himself for
h;= ws-k. Farmers and contractors ar=
crying to1 men 70 work at high wages,
Id re. At everT cross roataEhrdh1dlhr
s1d yet a, every cross roads ~e rae
"pot gangs" Of able boiled men, who
seem to rather steal and starte than
work. We have all the sympathy in
the world for the honest laboring man.
but when we zee the condition which
now exists at even a small city Ike
Aind, we feel that about niae-tenths
Of those fellows who are causing the
trouble there ought to be in the penl'
Tertiary working on rock pile and
living On bread and water. Lack Ut
work at good wages is not the cause OF
any man being broke in North Dakota
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
o1cz, Paper 0: Ranzey Comfy.
: ce<1s;n farmer il re -,-.-n ra-

: ce<-sir farmer il re .s-.1e-n y.a-t
&: ing state deren5=; eo s1= small
gran c-or. raj q so.z. :aa1-= q fe1
.-=s-s ago and in th= earl: par 9: sh=
~s-z=- Ea,E=s5 intc -.= lc-.ai tank 20
Eo-.9. $500. The aa-I=. nsie ;co-i-.
a 70 xas, rs 3ansed 81 rh= no1s. AID
= ssz:=3 s5s: hs raj 20 e-op and uass
.sTe zao1s= 70 ezr-. rs :azilr trough
re- ~Eai=-. The as-.=- explained 4,
.;E .ass this 1oc=: wo1:d al h= z=e5
:. se- & I:ire before sro:h=- sp-irg
s-5 Zee is World .z-e 20 hare no.=
ze-s- 20 ea-! lin .h-c1gh 1asil fan.
ar saer :: Il lad snctas, crop failure
:: Eo7I5 D. worse q .tar eTs-. a-d
-e- n7el eEaaae 70. sic bank 20 grey
g=s AZ oo.sr tseE- 11s-es5 o. !ozs;1y
IL re- ncz@-. By. Banker a6ris=s
::- ,.zs ,.e-e Va: goi1g - ~ 2 sale
10y ~ E.s-= .1=.s xs-s :gizg 10 t.s
=ss=s- sos~z ns2ca eaw= 10Y sale ana h=
81 NJ Fz-=. - q tls-s ana bur
S-= Sces6 eevs s,d he wonl6 r-o-id=
-oa=T 20 Ezr te- .hem- u. Farmer
..c1s e. 5e -sE st5Ti@5- AID tcoE ta=
ce@z hau=- Taa=@ S-= eow= 1a5e HI.
.v:rs 1uc;l sss -srs fail. and asSi5ss
sz-:1s II o-:Enzl S.= eo~s II is5
60 .:se es!-e= to- :he :ne-=zs=- Wnsa
.;= IVY vas ss-==a=5 Il Rad 20 large
=-o:= a5ilz 20 ss!!. ~. liz hs ow= th7
1s-.=- ter no-=- oo--ors1 - Ere o--
.E- e s:-pl -hs6 20 par to- the eer~z.
Az ls5 -ae1 -:-h thsi- CARES lst:-
II: -s= q atrial c..e--eoee ~aiea
ze-E zlzz=. ar zi-p7: gc-@s 70 sEow
VIZ sie :z-=-= a1 50 with few
roc<. eo~.. To- e.= *z--s- WHO Ezz
za== scs.5 eav= 20 =sk= .;z <zzil-
rig ..on, re. ts;lo-=s az7e 10 ter-
~ NJ Fz-e-. i FEE arg hiking 10
eer=. szs zens zr5 egg !: !e1 ezrnos
--c-e re sh4o-s Illustration
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
ossAuEp Az DULUTH.

Onar7h, aug 1s-14nss ]. Cannon.
aqcR1.aa1 u Eng Eo5pt.sa1 Workers
Ut alps @n4la in 1he n1,ath strike.
sad a,na1r-
"s ~s xsn1 J. 4 Lar 8aa jazz Aueo
III Gzns1 1-m Nsna,ssSs,.ss Il response
1'p ,.Ein 1mm Socialists there Aiaot
IL 4 -ss-K11:E1lk s111zzSao for large par.
NJ tie heEsxs fields sa5 iAe agitation
81 7sss L ~ w there is rs-s Of vide
es@rhs- We hare hesc eend1e.ing
s1i1ss. 10 e-E1a;.e she harvest hands
Of :is northwest
s'The e-g1nirssiea Of the L y. ".
L tie harvest fields this year i more
systematic and extensive than ever be-
fore Camp delegates and volunteer
organizes are in almost every town.
camp and 'jungle" with authority to
initiate members and line them up for
higher wages than ever paid before. :"
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
MANY CONCERNS
FILE ARTICLES
Continued from page ~

otherwise, the assertions are openly
made that, even if "the people" by a
numerical strength of NINE TO ONE
endorse any candidate for any polit-
zeal job, that candidate is in the soup
if Burke dosen't like him. There are
men here, too, who say that, the real
reason why Burke didn't endorse Meyer
was because he was nominated by
Secretary Lane, "whom he cannot
boss.'
A typical case of Buplse Is political
bossism is pointed out in the post
masteship of Bowman, for which
Burke has had nominated Myrtle Nell
son. It is claimed by reliable author
ity that nine.tenths Of the democrats
of Bowman wanted Otto 81. Boyesoa
appointed to the postmastership, and
that very many respectable republican
citizens frankly endorsed him; but he
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
THE MSoT RIOTS.

Il Is impossible % rell- q, .zis time.
su5 without o=:nz q 'h4g7ound, just
~aa- 2zrie1lz. rh;rg= brought about
the si=r7.bances az Ninot which hare
isn3s1 z LOT Of nsn IL sss lookup,
t,1s II zpIes-= that organizers Of the
Industrial TsrHTz IT the World have
been on the ground. and wbs,ers. that
organization shows lis head thsye il
pretty likely 10 be t.oub1e-
We aye eorvinesd that 10 other o.-
sarization e1is,s which il such a
menzee to American life as this. 1t
Is i,ased % class antsgonisn and class
hatred. and il IS a tb.ea: against the
good in our life. This society yepre-
sents anarchy, neither more nor less.
It's leaders have preached, and do
preach war OF the existing order: no
matter what It costs. and 10 matter
who nay be injured thereby. They
have not, like the Older and better Of
The labor unions, q Ttieaa basis o2
which they desire employer and enn-
ploye TO work IL harmony. They DO
not desire harmony. and they scorn
anv program which recognizes any
thing in the nature Of community
Of interest between the employer and
the employe. This has been shown
clearly in speeches made BIZ leaders
Of the society in the eastern labor
struggles.
The I. ". ". is rot labor organi-
zatiop in the ordinary sense. It IS at
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15

nay Wit ,se regular ,atso. s.sa.iz.,
sie.es 70 ,ess shaa With these who
sDelov 2acc<. N=isze- Nus, ii be
ecue.nssa with socialism, i. SO far "a
socialism eouee-ns itself with a
chsEsa II eK sc@E.s. system IL
which all TIE Egaes Of the individual.
will se respected. This pu,rid ex-
e-sseelce says 70 Tia wage worker.
"Grab what ZOE can. Give as little
Is !ou e4a- Strike wnen Won can make
il count. Make the employer suffer. He
mas 10 rights Tie property which he
has Re stole from YOU. Take as much
Of !; as you ear ,oda!, then take more
tomorrow. Respect 70 contract.
Stand b. no agreement. Make war on
eve--hhg. Down with Law, and order.
anS property, ana industry and govern
nenl- That is rhe gospel of the Indus
trial Ws-ken q tie World. ''-Grard
Forks Herald.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
LAOO EXPLOITS
new MEASURE
ISSUES STATEMENT IN REaARp
TO LAW REGULATING RAK-
ING POWDER

a recent rni;ng Of Proi LAID CO
baking powder has created some mis-
conception of the scope of the law
which goes into effect October l. dad
in oredr that the public MAJ: be clear
in the matter Prof. Ladd has issued the
following explanatory letter:
Baking Powder Ruling.
Baking powder in the state Of North
Dakota, Oct. l. 1913, and not in vio-
letion Of the previous rulings and 1egu-
lations need not be withdrawn from
the state Jan. l, 1914, provided the
new stocks Of said baking powder
coming into the state are in compli-
ance with the regulations recently
promulgated.
(Signed) F. E. Ladd.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15

70. TIE pas nant,er Of .ea,s tie
people Org the U.i,=d Stzes have
o=sa listening 70 Sec-a.sv Of aase
Bran falling them sIl about sinpi=-
methods Of living. Eus now ina, re has
h==H banded nice :as oEee. he does
no; s7eo 30 t= able 10 practice what ne
las loRg been prseehns, but eonteses
that Il o-da- - i've II Washington b.
Is compelled 20 leave lis post of duty
an6 go sat OF 'ie leesu-e platform in
ords. 10 Ire. ao: outstanding the fast
1aE as draws a alar! Of $4,000 a
rear. And now the lsa5ins democrats
OF Texas are raising t1rs to give
NJ. Bryan il o,ds, that h= nav devote
al his tina 20 rr eEee wh;ch he holds.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15

Io- :se 1-ss -:.= i Ste a&s:-r CT
No-2 Da.*.a -z~= a@ tsr ABR
-oz z on- S,sss LIZ I II. y. e:
1:1o- z-s -~is:-s Lz~a- il ia, e:s-.
a15 'as z.7l;se aEre s.-ez-e5 rs ,.so9;.
AID sa=-s las ts=- .ctsSitili.r that
s7a s,zre -;l;sa woa7:: u ezna; o. =,
:=S'o-s o's:=r. TIE Whole -.o1o'=
s@@zz IS h.s b-o7ea. s5,o1.. " lev
ag'so-s viz sss- g sa-s oelv one
ain Il ~;ew so5 ..zs7 IS 70 c-a.
treble As -@ol- &: r.ei- agitation
o=n .ef7ss 80 1o:E Il he hary~;
sss5s AZ bn- 9: lie I'll. workers
rare 'ss 1hsi- we:z- Ta'E about 3ea:
s-1srs. h1. We bsL;=Te ia, zseh an c-.
sarszsEioH as s1= on4 *1;th Is no,s
5:z,1:e;1E Nizo, :. ~o-.e aim az,
:-ss snat exists.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15

G. ". Rimel returned home Monday
from Gettysburg, where he went some
time ago to attend the great gathering
Iof old soldiers. After attending the en-
lcampment be visited at Washington,
D. c. and Alexandria, Va, and also at
his old home at Harrisburg, Va, where
he spent several weeks. He had most
enjoyable trip and returns home feel
ing fine.
Ray Laird of Webster left the first
Of the week for Minneapolis and points
in Iowa, where he will visit for time
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
CAS- WELL
FOUND ON FARM
NEAR LENNON

-ssnsma1, y. n, A@ Ill mere
v-as some ex,aassnssn1 &-oIni 1Sss.el
v.hxl L1sn R46ec. % Ihs Ssae- ~44l
i!eslilns inn, rssaS7sS B IND Il 1ssa=a2
gas II well Ihss wsas a-Isins On me
.nAn e.krmsn AIln11msn1 IN ihs Aus-ef.
-1vt,.
-shs n6n- II gas Game 5-uu the vigil
:. shEy has iaIles u 11s lsll q.
81 feet. The hnls WIS 7lia1 ,:lsss.d and
III inch kn6 gus-rar rsa1's snszcs;:ss'; !
md EsE Il had t,esn lssai n,a.n .ll
lis-h11, the gas wM hrh1ei ohs s.sa
morning which t1rnee with a 1wo tnDi
ftikM RI Sn-eupnn.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
|. ". ". RIOT
At M|NO7
itentianed from page one. J


s-sitirs'ion of extraordinary hap
s.sr:aEs- Many plots and plans of I
N VS. snd citizens are being rumor.
eis ssosss the city.
There IS si<o runor current thai
sa attempt viii be made to recall
IsaHssssceer Do1man and othe,
nNhe-s Of the city board and hot
time S Looked forward to at the meet
ing 1t the oseials tonight at the city
hSI-
Tsas Saturday and sundayxere
only zAs orsnans aay. for more eenou:
~nnsae e.scanss more evident ~ re
1hr1s 1a nsws continue to circulate
4s.ru1 aise ,s1v.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following asegthe real estate
transfers made Of record in the office
Of the Register Of Deeds for this coun.
" for the week ending August IA,
1919 -
Cornelius 81. Larson and wife to
Charles stotltr, warrantee deed to the
east 80 feet to lot 9, block 3, Cleve-
land & Keanedy's Addition to Devils
Lake. Consideration. 100000
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
JOHN Lind. g.. a.tr-ora. is por i,

JOHN Lind 81 N1n~o-a. IS now in
N=Hso e 1le -sp-ss=-,ecive Of Prezi-
6@ot Nilson- ana tbe peop!e Of this
eo1as-. arg waiting with hated breath
RIA -bs ou-eone q lis Isl, viii De
La Us al acps 1Laz Mr.. Lid may be
s:,ls - smooth cut al :he rufles he-
rvtsn this cou1-v All Ne1ico-ar.i
II she mssE-ine gets pa-E hon= wi:a
10 hlII=r h.ls= II his zoa;omT.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15

Tia Li5ge-voc5 B-oa4asxe cc@de-
sss16s 20 commend rwo appointments
nz6= u Gov Hsn2. arr yet We hav=
heard 10 -spo-1 &: Hama dying Of
hss-1 failure. Provided sEe governor
w;shstanis Sic s.oeE re believe that
:-cm %ow o1 he should te able 10 take
~ith goo5 g-aee AZ! further assaults
coming from tia: direction.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15

Tuesday Of this week insurance agent
J. R. Whitaker, who represents the
Pioneer Life. received policies to the
amount of 100000 from his com
pany and was handing them ont to the
ones who had applied for them.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15

% is=. t7s -n= RAJ eaas= : - dis
zisz,:sn @ -l= -eoe- 1e- =zr a.
East .s sas- gs- .o,6 {: :.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
rREAsURER's REPORT

TREASURER REPORT
For Cleveland School District, Coup'
tv Of Ramsey. State Of North Dakota,
So. the year 1912-1e13.
Receipts.
Cash on hand at beginning OF
school year, July !, 1928 l4l9.sl
Total amount received during
year from the appo1tlon-
ment of the State Tuition
Ena 2s2.5s
Total amount received during
year from the apportion-
ment Of the County Tuition
Fund ......'
Amount received during the
wear from Taxes levied by
the District School Board,
including outstanding war
rapAs redeemed or endorsed
in the collection Of Taxes. osz.N
Amount received during the
year from other sources
rent of school house.
Total receipts for the year,
including cash on hand
July /, 1912. .............s S'4'D
Expenditures.
Amount paid during the
year for school houses sites 40 :.
and furniture ..........>
Amount paid during the year 40,
for teachers wages 1865 A'A0c
Amount paid during the year
for services. and expenses
of school officers .......'
Amount paid during the year
for Incidental expenses... CSC
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
TAXING INVENTORY.
It's an established rule In d

~ q IA SoGSoA4CAA~~A -
. business world to take ilven-
tory At = stated time-tabuaate
. the assets and liabilities Of .
: bssiness and know definitely
. where the establishment b ct.
. II yen arc interested in -
. curing . new a1te, o. Il yea
. weuld like - trade the machine
that you used last year for .
. different model use tie World
. Want Columns.
. Aptomsh1e wants are ~ in
. porta1t classification and serve
) - . ready reference exeh1age
) for many who are interested in
; automobiles.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15

+ + z = = Z = z 2 T
+ M.ny business men, at such 4
I. times, set aside obsolete goods
+ and dispose Of them at = sacri'
+ fee, preterring to count their I
: value, even though it be q small I
= part Of The original investment
): in cash, -ather than continue to I
:. carry in stock u1sa-ab,e mer-
= chandise.
+ + + + + 4 + 4 Z = 1
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
No. 1897.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

al Devils Lake. il the state Of North
Dakota at the close Of business. Aug
usi 9, 1918.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15

For good violin ss.i1gs 60 70 Hue=-
gen.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-15
See Huesgen iof good watch.

No. $3.50.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE RAMSEY COUNTY NATIONAL
BANK,
at Devils Lake. in the state If North
Dakota. at the close Of business, Aug
ust 9th. 1913.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-15

The Industrial Workers Of the World
have been, stirring up . rumpus at Minotl
and about . hundred ofsthem. including
. former socialist mayor, were arrested.
and placed in Jail. The object Of these
won't Workers" was to organize the in
coming harvest hands to demand higher
wages. When the gong wages have.
been from $50 to s3 90 u day with board
for several years, and when such wages
have boon sufficient TO attract thousands
OF working men from far distant. states,
IL would seem that the present rate il. in.
comparison, much better pay than the
sisssags nnskilledy laborer is receiving
slsewhare. II the wages we're not III
read large and kttraeiive. there would
Mt M my great nnmber Of these men:on
hand dtS osganixe lks the Fargo For.
nm observes, thess sopls argue fhat IN
thfnas depend aolel on labor and lencrs
,tasa that SlIal,oss ITSELF dppsnds on a
lblai s .sags i've IS 4 a sslsF % . hs m
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ESass = I A |l ( 4; \ 4 {. \. R |'s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-15
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