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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-10
BUSINESS men OF BISMARCK
WARMING Up and GETTING
into Line TO Do Thing

+ + : - ! : 50 : :
That third floor idea is a winner. 49, s !
There is nothing slow about Bismarcks uptodate merchants and :
their business men. When they see a gooa thing they endorse it with :
alacity, and its success is assured forth with. !
As it happers the third floor Of the Exposition building is also :
the top floor and "B1SMARC.> On TOP seems to be the keynote !
of the thought that has prompte d the splendid response made to :
Mr.. Shines canvass so far as the latter has proceeded. :
!: Bismarck is rapidly forging to the front as the premier city of its :
!: size in the state for conventions, reunions, institutes and similar :
condaves, and, of necessity, the calls made upon her substantial cit. :
liens are becoming more numerous than in the days-now only a !
bad memory-when grass grew on the streets and the name of Bis &
marck was associated more with the deeds and accomplishments of :
q great German statesman than with what is now the most pro- !
gressive city of the greatest agricultural state in the Union. {
So when it was proposed that the business enterprises of the city :
should occupy the whole third floor of the spacious Exposition bCAd- !
ing the idea was hailed with enth usiasm, and 1T seems as though a :
few days more canvassing will dispose of every inch of space and :
insure for the Capital City q display commensurate with its dignity +
and proud position among North Dakota municipalities. 4
It's now a question Of first come first served" and those desir- Z
ing representation should seize time by the forelock and obviate Z
future regrets. ~% =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-10

Gus Furstenow, %ex-county treasurer
and pioneer at Devils Lake, is dead.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-10
Schools to Be- Graded.

The classification Of the graded,
rural and consolidated schools will
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-10
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:. MARKETS.. :.


| Hard 80; l Nor 80 S-4 to 91k; arr
reg 80 "a to Oh; choice arr 91h
2 Nor SO 3.4 to S9h; 2 Hard Mont
arr 80 3.4 to 9lk; 3 Whit Sc 3-4 to
l Dur 90. arr 80; 2 Dur 80, arr
80; 3 Y C IS Ia, arr IS; 4 corn, So to
81; 3 w O 36 to 36K, arr So; 3 oats
3Sk to 34h; Barley As to 81; Rye IS
to 81, arr IS to 81; Flax, 127 IS to
1928 is; flaxx arr 127 So; w N, SO 5-S
to 1884; w U, 81 IA to 81 3-S.
ST. PAUL, p
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-10

Charles Carson Of Larimore will
be tired on a charge of rloughing up
the highway. .. A.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-10

Many farmers in hettinger county
have been experimenting successfully
in raising alfalfa.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-10
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Prince Aaae Of Denmark.

s'SS V08V VI
Prince Aage OF, Denmark, who be-
cause OF his democratic ways has been
:nicknamed the American prince
was born in Copenhagen ,JUae 10,
1887. His father IS Prince Waldemar,
youngest son Of the late King Chris
tian lN of Denmark. while his mother
was the beautiful Princess Marie Of
Orleans, daughter Of the Duke of
Chartres., After completing his stud
les Prince Aage decided upon an act
i've military career and is now an
officer in the Life Guards. HIS lis noted
chiefly, however, for his grea love of
all forms Of outdoor sports and ath-
letics. He is an excellent shot and
one of the best skaters in Denmark.
The prince also is an adept with the
boxing gloves and has held his own
in numerous amateur ring bouts.
consrateutation To
Miss Caroline. Hazard, former presi-
dent Of Wellesley college, 81 years
old today. (
William Ernest, grand duke Of SAKE
Weimar, 81 years old today.
DR.. Frederick A. Cook, Arctic ex-
plorer and lecturer, 4S years old to-
day.
William S. Kenyon, United States
senator from Iowa, A years old to-
day.
Charles A. Culberson, United States
senator from Texas, So years old to-
day.
A. w. Lafferty, representative in
congress of the Third district of Ore
gon. 80 years old today.
Charles A. Talcott, representative
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-10
New Way to Make Apple
Dumpltn6s
Served With Hard Sauce or Cream
and Sugar

BY Mrs. Zanet 1hhrn=ieH Hill, EdioyV
the Boston Cooking School Magazine
Here is a new way to make apple
dumplings that will surely please every
housewife; for it is not necessary to
have whole apples, andthe juice cannot
run out and burn as with apple dump
lings where the apple is placed in the
center and the dough turned up around
it. The biscuit part forms a crispy
shell hat holds the apples and juice.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-10

Grand Forks merchants hereafter
will not employ any diseased persons
to handle food stuffs. ID
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-10
TODAY IN HISTORY

June 10.
l692-Bridget Bishop hanged at
Salem, Mass, for witchcraft.
l776-David Garrick made his last ap.
pearance on the stage.
lS06-British House of Lords resolved
to abolish the slave trade.
182S-The first wool sale was held in
Boston ana brought 100000.
1S32-Sir Edwin Arnold, famous
writer, born in Gravesend, England.
Died in London March "a, 1904.
1S54-Crystal Palace opened by Queen
Victoria. 3.
1S61-Napoleon III. proclaimed French
= neutrality in the conflict between
the American states.
1S77-Centennial OF the adoption of
the American flag celebrated in
Boston. "
MISUNDERSTANDING Republicans nom
mated Gen. James A. Beaver for
governor.
1912-The car of Russia visited Mos.
COW for the first time in nine years.
Grand Forks merchants hereafter
will not employ any diseased persons
to handle food stuffs. Z -
Many farmers in nettinger county
- e. ~ ~ ~ q. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
srinitatis eeminariuui, Blair, Ncb.

Srinitatis Semiuarium, Blair, Ncb.
IheoIogiff Gtialucn aiboIoes, ON
@uo oil. paa lrinitatis Seminori.
INN. ira 2f-29 Mai 1918.
Ten ifriitlige Gfiamcn taaer i'm
9egDnoeIie Ben q. Mai ON 5or.
miooaaen aI 9.
9tunotlia Gfinmen aiboIoes ems.
bag o. 3orsoag. IS. o. 30. Mlai.
llnge @pno, Tom life er uooan.
net oeo Dor SfoIc, men Tom maat.
re baoc til 6cnii9t At inoitiae ia
til oenue gtiamer, ma oerom beri.
Denoe IL til @roi I. z @i1.
Blair, Rebr.
WeoIemmer al Gfiamensfomite.
en- maa aipe @eoe paa 5eminorict
lirsoaa Den 81. 0'ai 81. s 6or.
mio6o9.
Qaa Gfiamenstomiteens 9egue.
$. 3. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
,Ooniferen""
CnsOog Den ii. W3ai 1918.
Blair s3ebr.

Den itgrite 9egiDenbe0 Der Den
iiolte uge CT. iaa utot ii ifenner,
RegnfalOet me0 lot So8l imellem.
Set par / @oar Miorges, Ell Sor0en-
bpge traf ben oOer @gnen. Re8neH
fnIot / Strsmme % itnlleoe &eu-
Der neo 40 9atferne, % Der falot
Sagl paa StDrrelie omtrent iout
SasIeIneooer. Get par Dog boerteil
etnbruo eaer egentlig 9aglitorm;
men aIfaIiaen % @interbpeoen iaa
Ii0t meotaget no. Rogen opientlig
etnoe er Der Dog life ifet. Sitter
| @ftes fit Ri en- liae Sf1lle, Der
Ienote Iiot Serb neO 40 9affeiioer-
ne. 5 Nar bar Ri ingen @rnno til
at fIage ooer Tsrpeir.
Gbriitian anoerien (oen Du-
gree bDis SDgoom Oi Ct 9ar 9an-
&c bar omtalt. iiges M at Dgre /
g~eoring. 0g efter bpao Der f%ortal-
tee os / @aar. bIiper BET o9iaa peo
at goa fremao for 9frs. 5esperien.
Mr. q. 9ilIetorup, Dor Bog.
binOer, bar fornplig tebt fig ct
Stem eaa Collar Street : for
$3.50. Eli 2pffel
aIponingsitnfter renies, pres
Ies os reporeres net. burtigt oe
biqiet hos 81, Blur gantOrinm.
o. q. GIeosbp. 8rop. Git for
Rational gont. Bel Vhone
Dor Gin MaDor. Mr. @. D.
6aIler er oItiaa Ill biemme. bet
oiI iige. ban boIoer zig bien1me, og
Der er nof lioen SnnoipnlieheO for,
at ban mere bliuer / Stano til at
paste lin 6orretning. Sooroan set
faa goar me0 MaDor-5orretningen,
berom bar oi intet e%rfaret.
See Eplin & Sans for Fur
niv7re, Rugs, Pianos. Undertak-
ing a specially.
Mutomo6ilernes fntdI er ble-
ben forsget ganite betpoeligt Der
/ 9uen og 0megnen bette 5ornar.
gi Iaa forleoen ON Salget af ca.
90 iaooonne me Maifiner. WIen
geiret og 5gret hor / DEN ienere
lib pasiet 6eore for 8aIoieber.
gnrapIn o. Seitefsretsjer emo for
Be mo0erne 0aifiner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
Sarnr til Sala.

100 aeres til SnIg, beligsenoe
ca. 9 Mil git ior 2ucf, 8is. Stan
febes til rimeIig 4ris. so acres
improved os so Qcres runim.
proDeo@ enten tiliammen eaer Den
enc Gel for fig, eiteriom asberen
maatte snife. Spt neo SfoIe, ct.
4auli Mgb. bigger / CONNER Sir.
fe life ouer Ell baIp MiI ira 9Iao.
len. Vait. s. B. gonoo betjener
Menigbeoen. Wulige asbere beoes
benoenoe fig til Ssreen Saniar,
Moute 2, 2ucf. Bis., oe bemGrfe,
at apertisiementet er iet / Dan
iferen@.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
Oct ipttenbc aarsmpoe

- Tor
Zen foreneoe 0anife eoang. .Iutb.
airfe / amerifa"
oiboloes, ON Sub oil, | .gor 5rel.
iers Meniebeo. Hoeine, 8is., fra
Gnsoog Den II. sunni til Wanoae
ben is. Stunt be9ee Gage i6ereg.
net.
Reoet oabnes meo Seimesie.
gnostjeneite ST. 10 Onsoag Scr.
miooag / Menigbeoens Strife.
observation-disclosures:
1. De aIminoeIige - | a~nleoning
ar Snoberetninger fra Snmfunoets
gmbeosmpno, liOoolg og aomiteer.
2. 8olg al gmbeosmGno.
SpecieIIe eager.
a. ct Notwithstanding ON en-
5oranoring al aorsmeoets 9ele9n.
tion ira Wenigbeos. til areos.
representation. ZEE garsb. Sioe
1881
b SammeniIutnina al nGonif
9iitb. airfeblao" % he hinges
gIo0."
q pIon for afbetoIing Of @pI.
ben paa Irinitotis Seminarium oe
Dana College.
b. Bort Snore. og Doremisiions.
arbeioe.
Gtbpert al oisie gmner oil blipe
inoleoet peo ct Gorcorng.
Menigbeber og Brriter, fon On.
tier Gptdgelie / Zen foreneoe ban.
tie airfe, seoes inoienoe Anoragen.
De oerom | betimelig lib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
8nOstieneiter.
Blair; ssuOassitOIe SCI. 9.15.

Blair; SsnoagsitoIe al. 9.t5.
@uOstieueite meo aoniirmation
al. 10.
uagoomsu0flugt til 5pion 2afe.
eftermioOag 81. 3 taller 9aitor 20.
9b. Senien ira Sremont.
aiten aI. S 5pQes- lln90omsme-
be / airfen. 6uor @aitor 5enien
after taller.
aennarS: 5eritfommenoe Ssn
bag - SenoagsifoIe ST.. 10. @uos.
tieneite 81 Il Sornioong.
Grimm: guostieneite 1. og 3.
Genoog / bper Wanne5. 81. 1890
rormioong.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

: aenbolo til o%uenitooenOe pc.
fenotaerelie inobnoer herueo Dor
6reliers oanife eo. .Iutb. Wenigbeo
/ 3acine, @isconiin Zen foreneOe
oonife eo. .lrtb. airfe@s 5olt %
@cnner ira fern OF npr til at bare
meo % / De 0oge.
Som o. oGr biertelia peIfom.
mem Bort Sirfeiominnos 6olf her
nil 1ere alt. huao De formoar for
at ale fan isle zig hienme. Men.
@ennerl : maa enoelia meIoe eoer
( ao0 5io til 0rriten peO Dor
Ereliers airfe meIo eoer life
til nogen an0cn - % gsr Oct IN.
ocn 5irsoas Sen y. Mai. @sr BET
for at iifre eoer Serberae irit.
Ter betatIes $3.50 Tor iuIO Spi.
iebiIIet. MuIigt 0uerifuo tiliaIoer
port Samimos SfoIe Der / 8aciae.
2utber College. paa hpilfen 6or.
retnin9smeoerne oil blue aibolote.
Serren 9ipe os ct peIiignet %
Tor @uos 9ige iblanot os irngt.
bGrenoe Stppnei
3acine / 9lpriI 1918.
Carl Z. SfoD,
Dor 5reIiers 0igh.s 5ormau0.
u. 5. 9ing
@rpit neo Dor 6reIiers STRIFE.
9oppI: 1146 9acine Ctr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
9irferaaosmpoe

nfboloes. ON @uo oiI, Den 27.-2s-
Wiai 5. u. paa Cana College /
Blair, gle6r. Msoet beg1noer oen
27. 81. 2 D. m.
Acknowledgement inOpurs.
les berpeo til bette MsOe.
Menigbeoer, iom enifer 0ptagel.
Ee / ben foreneoe oanife airfe, og
Ranoioater, iom 6Hifer 0roanition
oeo fommenoe aarsmsoe, og e1ers
andre, Tom matte babe Sager at
fremlGgge FOR airfernaoet mao
inoienoe inaonnne 4norngenoer ie.
nett ben % Mai.
8 9Grbsoigheo.
g. g. Gbriftinnfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
California.


81 bar / 2iebIiffet en- M,
oanit 9oIoni / 0ptomit ner
stocfton, Sal. aig, fruetbar
Soro. en- MangfoIoiebeO al
9rooufter. oeiligt. miIot Sill.
ma. og gano til at p9oe Sor-
Den meo. @i iaIser 9onoet
forboIosuis biuiet, 90 MAJ be.
beoer 10 fun 1870 acres pan
Iette afbetaIinser. for at toni
me goot eiter oct / California.
@ooe Briier for ah9tningen,
!: uom9rfeoe gefororinesmioler
og en- umGttelig gfteripsrs.
Eel. gi er ogiao iitono til at
oprette ercIuiioe aoIonier. gil.
Zig Snipeftionsreiie. Chr. gbil-
Iipien, 565t Sbofter aoe.,
0afIono, Gal, euer California
9oIonier~, 2sfS SO. Rortb
aoe., Gbicoso, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
WisnonsmBoe

On @lto bill, bliner ser 9tis.
iionsmeoe / Ra3areth 0lenigbeo,
Coulter. ga, ira 25.-27. @ai.
gnbner er hiertelig pelfommen.
Qaa Weni1beoeus @egne,
q 6. @eismanu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
2snb bet grorfoa % Sibnes,
Wontnna.

5lere eooe Sections 9anS Is !
oIt) / ber oonife Excitement Deb
grorion, % nnr sionep, Rontara.
for SoIs til rimeIise griier os poo
lille D;Itaor. geIissenbe fra 8 til
10 Rh fra gonen. aon fSbes ! ct
5eIe eIsr | belle eIer boIpe Gee.
lions.
Jcr narmere OpIpsnt1e ffrio
pan GnseIff eIIer Donff til Farmers
Stote H0nf, Si6nep, Montana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
9luOcrs ,SDraenicns Griir.

I'll St. 3. Il. MS arbeioe blanot
oore 2anoslHuno / ltoIanoet bar
N m%ootaaet 9clsbet 43f ar. so
Ere iom CuerIfno ira 2(noers SIR
aeniens Geiie / Rebraita. Soma og
:. 9nfota iioite ginter.
aarb1s. oen 81. @pril 1918.
Chr. Ssreufeu,
aasi f. Sore. { berciite a.5.ll.
/ 7nnmorf.
6or oeuue imutte @aoe (l3f Str.
30 Ere bringer icg berpeo pore
9anosmpuo / amerifu en- bierte.
LA 5af.
aarhus 81. NpriI. 1913.
g. Treoerifien. 0rrit.
@eneraIiefretpr Tor Be oanife
9Su@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

N0reeirfnrnnnrinn.

@diior 6 Il. 9@iortsUaugs aores-
ie iom hiOtil Tar oprct, gombeIls,
7. Cat. er ird MI al Me1finueuiI-
lie. Ore. 2oute ,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
90 Malere
eauO tIsale.

800 sicres 9ano I'll Sala i
Oanif Excitement PED 6oairiOae.
Mont, S Dill ira Sernbnne. , @2il
ira oanif STRIFE % Sfole. 6or ngr.
mere 0pInsnin1 ifrie paa Gn5elif
eaer 1anif I'll
@elter : Rtelien
9or %. 9oalrioae. &out
Shcri0an 99lmtn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
. Skal Du ReiSeI.

Hvts du tanker paa q tan q -
- oamlelandet eller sondo - q
siegtninga da koms ihu, 6 0l0
xnkke at Aar har solgt nego noDuoW
md nogen anden skandinavtak ~
Cnicago. vi s@lger Billete8 - 2
- storste % bcdsts Itnise a 60
vore Reisende Plads I 0mAakahV0~
7den ekstra Bstaltng. AleGl God1 -
sefelge. Penge vskGlss @ nGM10
1ronesedlor kJsbes q oaaQA ~
0plysninssr laaes ~ H0VUA0
Sort Udvandrinpaheo1oR
u-sansslas>ss gu1unhns 49,
ee7e Fullerton Ave, 0hisage. n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
Sfomagcr ipees.

On Sfomneer. Der fan biGIpe til
me6 Seletsisarbeioe, fan faa Ita6igt
9rbeioe oe goo 9sn.
q. q. 2. 9bompfon,
Burt, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
SmcO %Dnifes.

On Smeo. gift eaer ugiit. fan
itrafs eaer ienere iaa @rbejoe el.
Ter fsbe balo @art I en- goo Smeoe.
forretning. @eofommenoe mno
bare goo til @l~ouarbeioe.
Carl GIfen
Center Qoint. @iborg q. O., S3ot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

SierteIta 5of til .oIIe 8iuernel
Raa Wenigheoens @egne.
Sasper SEMEN.
1920 SomiIton Ct.
9. q. 9uurfen,
2230 Ohio CT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

5anfeipro1: .oerrens bsire
ifaber Strait. Sal. rs.
16.)
n. :. 9ieIien. Sef.
O g. Gbriitianen II, 5orm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
eiite 9r. so.

Sra Dor 5reliers Msb., 5ern.
oale, Galif.:.
apinOeforeninaen !. $500
llngoomsforeningen j. .... 1900
Mrs. Q. Ghriitianien -. 1000
g(rton Gbriitianien 80. :. 1000
ghriitiou gerfe(ien ~. 1000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
Nisiionsmpot on 20 gars 1nbilenm
SireftiOnsmBoe

Iifeffl0nsmB0e.
Gm Serren oil. ofboIoes 9iret.
tionsmeOe ! 5orbinoeIie meo $50.
lens SIutuing.
WeoIemmer al SfoIeoireftionen
anmooes ON at gipe Msoe pno
Cana College og lrinitntis Semi.
narium, Blair, Rebr., 6reoog Den
30. Rai Giterniioone al. 2.
gaa Sfoleoireftionens 8egne,
8. q. SEMEN
8. RieIfen.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-01
News Notes From Sunny South.

Sunny South, Jan. 2S.-It seems that
winter has returned again. We have
been having spring-like weather for
the past two or three weeks.
The farmers are all busy tilling the
soil for another crop. The oat crop
in this section is looking fine.
Rev. Mr.. Attaway, of the Oswego
circuit, will preach at the Baker
School house. on second and fourth
Sundays. at two fifteen in the after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mcleod spent
Sunday in Mayesville.
Messrs. John and Herbert Newman
spent last Sunday at Mr.. w. j. Jones.
Messrs. Bennie Bradley and Row
land Lawrence, were visitors of the
Mayesville section Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. III. w. Beall has gone TO Co
lumbia for a two weeks stay.
Mr.. Tom Owings spent Tuesday in
Sumter.
Misses Ollie Williams and Flora
Edens attended the play at the opera
House in Sumter, Tuesday night.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-01
Harnessing the Sun.


Old Sol himself is harnessed 10 do
our worlds work. Heat is collected
by pressing water through a glass
covered heater exposed to the sun 8
rays. The heated water is stored in a
well insulated tank and drawn on
10 circulate around a sulphur dioXide
boiler, then, after giving up its heat
VAS again passed through the heater
Il was calculated that in latitude 81
d""rees square foot OF water surface
N>uld make up about 23.000 thermal
~ Is in June day and about 800 in
A December day.
Using two heaters, sections expos
ing 1000 square feet to the sun. the
heat collected was made to run a
twenty horsepower sulphur dioXide
engine. and at times developed about
fifteen horse-pON er with a boiler pres
sure of 2l5 pounds per square inch
Reviewing the results. Mr.. Wilsie has
found the cost Per horsepower at the
solar power plant 10 be about $3.50. or
more than four times the cost Of a
steam power plant. He makes due al
loWancc for this difference in first in
vcstmcnt and concludes that in a
favorable region, like California, sun
power can compete in cost with steam
power
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-01
Is DONE WITH EUROPE
CAPITALIST TELLS WHY HE PRE-.
FERS GOODS OWN COUNTRY
Something Of a Moral In This Story
Of a Modern Promoter Who Was
Asked Questions That Seemed
Impertinent.

The capitalist, as the customs off,
Ger rummaged in his steamer trunk,
chewed the end Of his cigar viciously.
We'll, anyhow" he said, I'm glad TO
be back in Gods own country again"
How did you make out, cap, with
that scheme Of yours ever there?" q
financial editor asked.
The capitalist turned a deep red.
He swelled and stiffened. He seemed
to burst.
"Blankety blank blank!" he roared.
"Asterisks and dashes! Wait till
tell you!
Il put up In Paris at the Bristol In
the Place Vendome-the hotel Of kings,
you know-and spent money regard
less In making my scheme known. I
announced capitalization Of a hun
dered million francs-that's twenty
millions In our money.
We'll, the government got after me.
They asked me the most ridiculous
and impudent questions about assets
and all that They actually wanted
me to show that had business and
plant and stock the full value Of
capitalization"
The capitalist was seized with an
other spasm Of profanity. "Blankety
blank blank! Blankety.
do you know what the law is In
Franco" he shouted. why, in
France, you can't capitalize a concern
for more than it's worth Not a pen
ny more than it's worth. So, Of course,
my scheme fell through. Watering
stocks Is forbidden by law over there.
Did you ever hear Of such a thing?
Why, the organizers of our steel trusts
and railroad mergers and so forth
would be, IL they lived in France"
He laughed with bitterness and
scorn.
"If they lived in France, they'd all
be in jail"
He took a deep breath. He now
seemed little calmer.
so here I am he said, hack in
In Gods own country again. Back in
the land Of the free. Here, thank good
ness, we haven't got meddlng, inter-
fering government butting In on our
private affairs insisting that the pub
lie must have solid value for every
share Of stock bought, the same as
II 1t was buying a house or a suit Of
clothes. Rank paternaiism-that's
what l call it. And we want none Of
1t here
No, stree! We want none Of it in
Gods own country" the capitalist end
ed. And now I'll bid you good day
Did | tell you had an option on the
Oil City and the Carbondale for two
million apiece? / expect to merge em
total cost four millions-and then
to capiti.ize 'em for thirty million.
TWenty-siX millions Of profit. How is
that."-LOs Angels Times.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-01
STRICT AS TO DIVORCE
NORWEGIAN LAWS PROMISE 70
SOLVE A PROBLEM.
Recognize lncompatablIity Of Temper.
arnent, but Are Not In Haste to
Act Upon lt-Children, and
Division CT Property.

A Norwegian woman, Fru Ella
Anker, leader of the fe eminist move
ment in Norway, announces that the
divorce problem is solved in her coun-
try. The law is new as yet having
been framed in 1910, but SO far it has
worked we'll and is Of promise.
The Norwegian law is based on the
principle that the only moral basis of
marriage is a mo gtual love. When this
ceases and the parties are con .'inced
they can no longer live togerner hap
rily the law steps in and provides for
divorce. The first step is admission
to separation. No divorce is granted
under year after separation is asked
for This Is the stated period when
both parties ask for divorce on
grounds that intimate mutual good
will no longer exists and reconcilia-
lion is impossible. If ONLY one party
asks for divorce the period Of separa-
ton is two years
The proceedings are largely in the
hands OF the administrative officials.
and do not ordinarily st into court.
When couple decide they wish to be
divorced they appear before magis-
trate and ask for IAN crder." They
then go TO the "Conciliation Board +"
whose business it is TO examine into
the case and If possible bring about q
reconciliation. Finding this i,npossi-
Bile, they are granted an order Of sep
aration, for one year or two, as above,
at the end Of which period, If either
demands il, the decree Of divorce is
granted. The administrative officials
Investigate the charges, settle the
hn"Cc!1l question and arrange IS to
the C@ce Of children. The cost Is very
slight. from 81 to $25, no lawyers be-
ing nccc' sarv.
after divorce, the common property
Is divided equally between husband
and wife. Usually the husband is
called on to contribute to the support
Of his wife. II the divorce is caused
by her conduct he can be excused
from this duty; If she marries again
he is also excused The magistrate
fixes the amount Of the levy and col
lects his contribution. When a Nor
wegian husband dies or is divorced his
wife can claim half Of his possessions
He cannot give away more than one
third Of his property without her con-
sent, whereas she has right 10 all
she earns after her marriage
Children are regarded as a mutual
obligation and botu parents must aid
In their support No fixed rules are
laid down, the circumstances deciding
the case according to the view of the
magistrate. The PARENTS may decide
upon plan. subject to the magis-
trate's approval. Ii they cannot agree
the minister Of justice settles the
matter.