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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

uuO Siaat penniylpania, ntmIiH: 81 Got
No. IA in 0uabrat pbsr Blod glo. 38 une at-
sern an tintr StraBt esnannt unp bsfannt ale
eCcuf Strabt auf Der aartt pon Scranton /;
bri 'sis Got n 40 6uB In 6rUnt, 40 5uB binsH
utb 1871 GuB In 5tfft. aOblen uub Winsralitu
IinO rtirptri In ber tlbtn 0dIt une nit Der.
isltsn @titBssfrafl pit In frhbsrsn lltbsrirag
uustu in ctr ttitt psn Iiteln; uuo III pisitbs
Got uOn eaup. pit iibniraeen baIh Ws6ipr
alderman uup Anua afamiu bic @athu, an
Stanltp 3bucppsft buId Deeb, baiirt 1. Au-
aulf 1911 nnr sinssraSsn i'm Dsspbub Ro.
255. Ssue 3U7.
Diit 8si&Ias bslsat unb in Grtfuiun ssnom-
men auf bic 8Iags bon Natdlis Baiintr sum
@tbraut pcn Ssnrp 8UlelIdssr ssssn Stanlsy
3bueOpsfi. Sdulb $300J.00, S9triif fOllsi-
itIts St0U000. 9nItuGtn pom II. Dsismbtr
1912 anraIatbhbrtn unb Rpnsn. Supamtnt
RC. $50. Sduuar Gsrmtn 1918. 81. ia. ium
Dlai SGmtH 1913. Starf, AnpaIt.
AIl bas stuauutt Gissntbum pirb nur ssstn
SaariabluHe psrtauft.
=. 8. Gounor, Sderif,
S&riHsami, Scranton, pa, Donnsrfas, bsn
10 ApriI 1913.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

GierIGnse I6bt iib om be1ten jdIa,
sea.. tpenn 6as Gitpdb re8t talt HI.
Vln beiBen EaeeH itelIs mai es Dor
bem SdIneeH IN Gin @sidb mit
SaISpGffer an singm hIbIen ober sa-
gieen Srt.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
.E1S.Q!1M{

L c. r. Race. Of neavsr. In hasiaAh
visitor here.
Esseest Hsovs 1t beaver IL 10 tho
eiiy on hsisluesx.
Paul n. Coses At Ration is hMsi.
asaS visitor here.
r. =. AiArsdGs. of spriss~r. n.
H.. IL Il h.ssinaaa vssiSss here.
u. ~. nuy. Of Laasse. co,asaAo. Is
hero % a short hahlasas trip.
Mn. Marie West II csiSeits. Cola.
IL visiting here With fslsn1r,
Mr.. aad Mn. ". MaAAsx ~ volA~s
came Yesterday ~ . shopping ssir
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Foster. of Ra.
sna. arc visiting sriesds here for .
sew days
". ". Morley. stnrs manager ~
Morley. esua- In last ev~ainK m .
husiaeas vtsit.
Ouy Payae. store manager At PVi.
aero ssd as soss. are il she riir
an shsrs vish With frs~sGs.
Joha Morrow. oae Of the isaAiaG
aiioeacss n Coifsx snaaty. New
M-ai~n. b here ~ sssise.. trir.
Major y J. houshtAs. Jsdx~ a..
soesie.. returned this morning sroo
Drawer whes~ be- sress thr rass two
1sys % busiaess.
4~aessi Joaa Chase se,usa~A this
oosniss fro0 Dear~s vhesc hs wsst
early this ~eek for . eessss~a~~ wi'n
lOovesaos A0moas
GeseIe Marian. SAn ts alssaAlsG
Northwestern aa:s~srisy. IN Chicago.
wsss's:sod the ho!iasSs with his isas.
cot. Ms. ana Mn. z. y. lissias.
Mrs. ,. y Mars LETT this saosaisg
Hsv ,ss & and \. .or liaust,s. Aria.
sh- ~i:i visit her hrush~s. ", =.
Ma,sia. sh..~ nn,ii asis' ,h- hnii.
sss.
Nies nose xSale: /. IN tho .i'y
rbi'ifF sish nsr psssass. Nj. ane
Hrs. !. ~. S,aley. Size uiii s-susa
Z" sss hna.~ in utSssvi shss the
hsitsassss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
JAMESON Store
p Is UNCLAIMED


4 husssars. iee eseeSssnt N shseA
ssArs . iits" ssssss'ss nj -ssssf
k~~a e.aeMSss b. pt~s.sssaasls
sss sse sos.h~-s snraS 'sss- last siss'
" tns jaai~sa kersse s-reseaiss
.toses s'tos.ss sas esA-r snpd..
ehst-s sesstss Apparel. ~ss ssAss.
No sl~tf In ta. ia~stity .s ihr taS- sse
ha. s,~-.. .!ssasetrvs Ter .ssis-
s:cev sas rsaasskssss \ hixh Psss~i
Iatst-s' sssis ara ssi sassh dressed .
sossl ~ ts. stx NAia sss--s aisasss
~isaav sse sskss sncss osh~r so,s
10 ssash 'tr hsses ses ps.-- the
,Airtss esssea sh~ ruiisstse II vAs
asrvssss, to descend s~sne ssn ss-s
.f-a an ,srsess H. n. tasss rht.
~ss sn~r. s'H~t sscriaea sssii~vrs.
ty Nsat,s af a scrc Iaas-s sssacaea
In ~ sajssea At .sc sgcavsy and
which ss svvesva sssk ss.v ami SIC.
Tse s~es ms.s s.eaS ecsF Wss ssaeas.
y :oss.S 10 h. r~toShrs s'sw-n ths
s-&Nsss shr thes-. wort s- sns
a>aSo tt~s shrte ikey ssssasa@s
shelsss snd osststs ard s-sasna
msse ,sirss'c .tn.i. \ ses ~ sarv
russ. ~sis vrss IN sssver vc-~
,asse
Nasasrs IsIs.k aae unanl. to state
.rsieN~, ~hs' afssls wess tapre
~ Wat a.. a4srcaa,e walls. ot tho
stuff tskre ie
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
BOND Ell 0Qou.

Cassssa. H.. tl>r. Nisass,
~ h.iia,ss. ~i'his . rsdiaa. a. .
siy,A ses~ snsstssss: early ssb> ssoss
ihs Uh~, = s4ssss vss ~sntn-ssa 10
-. ,hs ts-st i.ast a. . suo-stos,
ffsa~ satlaiss is wsss Tw~els'
Third as~es. iaiasssr . it.anssAsf
sis hsnS aAa ~s~~Siss tse frnas q
IN. s~issas~s Thru usiias tsN
sit's aessrs sas Ao.srs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
rvo TRAINS pAiLY on
COLORADO & WYOMING

nos.i- dahl ssfSis- 80 ,a. Tslo-
ssan s wyomlss aIii h. ias,i,n,a.i
Ia. n.ssgo~ and .iil ssa,iaa. saII!
after The hsiiaa,s '6s sh- sssa.ars q
sssisa VI haiidsy st.s s-rs sn' Trin's
dad sisisass,
The mossias train will l-ss- fos
ls- ssmps ., ihS regular ,ias. ssris.
SAG h-sr os 'h- S-'ssn ''s. at 80
ssans u, viii ;S1ss zsssa sSss Es.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
A. P. OPERATOR IN LINE
FOR CARNEGIE MEDAL

r" I'll. i,.i"i HsrosS .lisiGi" ter a
carn"sic MEDAL. add the nsn. ol
.. q it"wr. Associated Pres up~-
rsi"s for Tn. 'hr"ni.i--N Mess
II Was TUESDAY sn~tr.sl ,hsi
is"s-. i.ss.ins along ,h- sid-u all
na NsSais Avenue. sSW a rams NsS
s-An attached I. = .'@S Sic,
iss.ry Nas"n TIA, Hp IN" stree, D., a
msd clip N"S" iash.'i Hip th'
ssE--, s.a sra.b.a IN" slsRiins
r-in shi .r.ugIt 'r" hsrs~s 4" I,
saia.n s,".. bu, IN 9" ''"ins h. vs-
i.st-s' 'fan h.s f~-, Asi 'si. tv.ss,
'rus-. the t'n...s iaii.ns uT5S h'ns.
That be- oas no, iai-ra Nss r"s.
En"-i i..A than snyiAiaR -.s~
rh. aof.-A sa'i run ,h'-'sh '"Na
~n-n i..s- s..-ul' srssi ,A- ri.-
s.as Eis,ns. srH..%a a-,t s"rn-
hat >.sl-n 81 iGss~ tstfsss-i 'h
.n.~ sna au tS.sa hss .istr.-. ass'
,lsss~sis s.,ksa swsE
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
LISTEN HoR I'm WRnfiI.

Iissse tor the WN0sSse' 1he IN
carrier nnys a~w sas-se Nev wass-
tvs. Tho hcys aiIi .ieu The uAtsssss
ss~a ss~y deliver rsner. Wbes
'cu hear tho vhissie isA,ahl ssa
-isass hessaUes ~ yows c-H jasa
after IL kss he~a OAsW0a.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
ne Me!o.!!!1ae.a N! g. NMes
= = tW -
lN0-S-0E8-8-46-8
4 SANTA CLAUS LETTERS =
64-&-@tEa-b-&

sneae s1aosa C,s0s. W~ asss 20
s-it ,ns, whss s- .nsia like - have
fos Xmas. A his aoii sssi sse~ to
ttssss asa star a&o,. n his -a.
xts~ ard car ss6 tsarl ssa .
watch ssA . knna ssosy hol< Asa
~. ~. 70 naiy iso asne.hs ald
Aks hsias as r,-s,y ~ .s.aF ssa
arts. Soas ssuE. Iahs ars r,ii
rAsArne. ~: a,.s res.ss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
Did, WGshey SIeois
Cesk; WtiaGa Il Case

wJsiias 0aSr*. eessetd eoeG 81
,as costssao sosei. sss shot ssa
fssaiis sassse,i as.as,ls h~fes~ s'sr
iSst sikAi By ttss~astas 0asvis. .
aHs~ sehss Sish ~sass s~ ssa ssss.
s-.-ds Aha.sss tress l.ae stsolses ~
Iasvss ssssra 'srsass SAs hcds q
t;sss~ss sAa sare sss MAR the isas
ssastass hlsa~. saaehsax. IL v
,issssas. sae Inht q . iass. TA~
~esss~r sess ss-' as sAs sersss: ~
ysts sAss asnsaias. 0assts ~aA sAe.
sasvA sfses 40 ~sesstas ~Aese ~ sea
scnt a. SIC I'rs-i saa s~4srA IN sn-
ssss sssio
ssssxis sra ~ ~ife. stso snraos-a
as . assasass~s. tsa 1asss e,-r.. ~.
sasssss ss s~rass lses tsassss,
esAr Z. s.s e-jss., tssa sa~ affair +
srt ksoss. s.i GsriA ssaeA aiss.
srH ssa. svsesnsss n the kitrAse.
He's iAs .sess uasrvN :elI sie~A,AR
IN sh~ tIpns ssa vas gakss 10 = snses
II she h"ssi ketose ssssa svsans ~ "a
shs basrlssi.
Car ~ spssLs 20 ssss~ bic Essa~ay
Alter sA~ sa,nsiss Ass sAA ss,ie~ed
~ ss,s-'ss t'ai'ea asA shsssa ,hs
t'ss "a sns 'slfd t,roe ssA :ksses
I" shs s~ss. sse:s taf-is sasss~asr.
81. t'esis- ostte~rs ,~I bis, is'o s-s.
scss
tsss so'- NJ sA- sSss mas ~ss
s-<sese-s so the sosasss's sscs sss asa
~ issssss eli. hs sstA sc .-sssr,se
sss ssase a. JsssN s.s n, ss~ s~.
sssrssssi,ssS
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
CHANCE cAnr tsss scarrr,.

t'sg ,t- smaz ta:st4t sae vasii
sassAcs so,ls. carp rsgs ~ss! .ssvs
TsiaisiAa -s.ss h8pgs Sas scs ssas1-
si.ss !sass. q, Sc a. a9i sSsss tNi
baaf, ,hrs-s,,ss rsg s.s C.- sails
l~es~s at e. 1s spt ssg Ssa - p,
sss~ 3 sas to- sss ssss = al -
n s=Tsisissa 'loe rsss. is =
Gas rn 81
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
s~e,,sss- a. Is. il.,s .sssrs.

s~ssssss- ~ sss ils,s esssra by
issls1sssssns. coea. fracture. OF Is /.
h"s~. sr"ssse-s. sssfaisis or ss~s.
@ssssn sas h~ sslSes~a ~ sr~iyIss 4
UNi.i.NRtJs sNOw lixiucNTs II
shcasi ~ vri, sshA~a is over ,he
eass affected tie ssrss asaissr asi
,eaesssiius rc~rs ss~s the psis. re-
i.evs swelling ssA restores sa,ufsi
'cedisSeus. rsise :ss. :As asa Si.ss
nrs .n'Ge sold nv The Itsuswa1
issue Co
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
NOTICE

The vssnebo ranch hasinE h~~a
made a sasn- ant fi.h rses~ss. under
the iANs at ID. stat. at Nee Mexico.
ASH "a !, Is desirable In preserve saa
i.esras~ sh~ game and sish sh-rsae.
nasiss is assrby sisss shat m pr.
saiss Zoe shapsiss. az sishine will ~
issa@s. for the sS<i three ssass
wtiilam n bartlett. u
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
N,thsi,
Eomr.o

tahiiiS = isans~ra. ai siaFkviiir.
iiTs' late Yesterday sf,-Fns"a At IT.
/ss'iiF r"sIi"a'" ., ,ha, place ~
g.ss~i vss 20 Y-aEs ~ as- aaa sTas
barn ssS Fpts~.i NJ s,srIEiii- a.L
urs.s g-sissa auIsis'- IT ,h- Sslh,y
'1a-fai viii ,aE" pias~ ,his ,fi-fs
a"n~ ft"sn 'h" SssIs-as~ ami later
nsas viii b- - she ss'ar'sg9 60
F.srhViii~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
sCMools 70 @osr

Torossow H. y ssaaa& ~ lhS sisy
sjii .to.~ thsts asofs :ss ske tee
seess' AasiAas ,ssssts.ss H. ali ,hr
s.hss,s rAsbssRs. es~svis~s vul sc
sstsa ~eassssiss a r~stsss.nss. ss,sss
reoeSsss saa aiA,osa<Ks Tss hsss
srAaao vi,l slse .~ stnsss as,stsa sns
lso wests, 4 sssos wsss ~ che
ssasssn usll jeass sss sisS. - spsss
sAs hsesAAss oSaA tstsepp ~ sssssSvs>s,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
D1HAntxsx1aA&An&

The Saisaiios Army sas asr nny
ssai.ois sin'hinr. iu'aisnsr. ti,ehen
us"asiis. dishss. b@asias. ctr. Asy.
oas hssiRx sar os snsh please rhoas
tl~d ':ss: nsi thor vii ~ rallied fss
pson,r'iy. rhasts. .-raps. q. A
ilaas.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

i'sn,ins NJ -ysss a..sr rir''.n nsa',
" art siissis ss.su'sd - 'hs
iab ra-sss ssHtpi-a
and a-sss,iars m seaa-ss t'ss 'hr
sSsS-t s.- Tfih,asa ite ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
1fAIRlHp NM 6ANV:

Indianapolis. Io.,.. tpec. Is.-L mr.
y. Coerad. ~. al. sW,.sh to- . leeal
fish ecmEAny. shot anJ fatally
Wouaded Mrs. Catherine -ordss.i.
~. ~. nriie oI nine DAYS. at u cir
apartments nero ie.ay. Conrad told
tho police he shst hts wife hecanse
sne hss thseateaed tc iesvr him
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
Ct xffD)',,lt Ut
9th; Rt1t

the n.sn WIN stand Al tho iop ns
tAeif llas q business today. stand
tAkse bscsAse they hnd tho courage
70 elime.
u ynm are man OF indeeisioa-a
hsaltAtee. you viii never make =
saeceaa. That . snre.
The very fifst step toward success II
N realise thsi aihrisaee Of savias
seasy. TIE srxt IL dsisrmiuasioa
70 aaSe Il. Money IL what makes II
nezaIhie foe courage 10 succeed.
II you havsA't the aoaey don't NJ
dissoaraesd. A,an right now sad
eP~n HavisD Aeeonsi a. THE haak.
\ doilv b all yoa need. snd. ny
sAdins 10 Il regularly you wiil snnn
hpve mod rnhssanilai taak ae-
count aad ~ vel! started on the
r0ad 10 Saeeeas,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

Voc shs b-a.ni @f their sas'sss-ss
iSss-r. ,a- i-Wsi.r. ~iII arrP "sssss
~s.siHss un,ii after Nmas
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

rsnay ss,a,sa S,as In asuna,ss-.
Call At rHS office. -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
o 3 IT U A r Y
Inliilo

Irijiilo.
i"h. ~" inG,nt child al Daniel
iU'li'." d'"i sale n.rniuE q, home
al In' pNr'n,s. lies i.inss. Ay.-h-.
rtns'ai 'S,E piI.s ,nis afternoon
irs.n'h- HAL and N"Mahan chapel.
Nithsl,.
i'tHs -. 'rm"uias ,oIu s"a II AIS
pst N's J"ha uirhrii "i ,i'r~tns.
ai'i ~ fn~ssp, 81 ,h" hattc af h.a
ps''nIs IN shat "a r EunrFui ,oaE
risf" hts s"rriHz - Ia q" is.s.,
~" r'iHt"sh .Essr: ir,-un-n, la
thr 'aIHoiiT srn-,.rF
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

cnatIhued y ,aatc oW susrrncy sisl
HORSE: Net ~ scoa saa Sesasss
bill ts discontinue the federal sov.
cssness's payment ct sihy srr c-s,
ot the 0unIeirsI expenses cf IN. Dis.
ittes NJ CcIun,hi,..
Colorado SRs Mi~htsas miners ua
toes sess telegraph serea.s 'c ,he
ruler eoe,nsi,see ict congressional in.
ves.issii,u ot strikes in these states.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
FORMER LOCAL krPosrxs
CE1x prEDi0 COUNTY Jou

CHssS~~ ~ Nsli,4asss SAa IA Sri
sansa .rrs. sss sss ~ss tee sa~
snsshs ssty raisas ~ .h~ rssnias'
AssrtSss~r. Ass sssa aasn-a g.als-
ssssssssssSsos 81 rsssI. snsn's ss.
.ss sAe Is- ssi.e prassass fns ss ..
0s-s In '.os after sss estates at -@s,
sn1e ~Ea i-ssr m sb.s.s relatives,
Wtliiaras :s sesssrs ssrn.zssnhes ~
re~trssio~ asa bic ss-ssa.s s.sss-rs
ses sesssi s.~ss ~fas-~n' ~cs sin'
~.sY fsts..s. h.ses
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

rhns.ss ,.a. HNii.NHb-s HORT
isOs ND sSRrr Nt,iiasiy tScsass Is
sksss> sSees rArs~ i.s't q s-tsss
ss1sas asywh.sr TOE shiIstes'
eoushs. hasssrnssS saa hresesssis
ss's snp: r1s-.iSinr sas rass in .ai-
Price Sc. Sac and gssss icr bast,.
Sold hy tho tss.ssss. nsas Co
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
NF3413V4 ~ 802j
TO-DAY m CONGRESS !;
s.Ssrs.l srs.lDV3!.sN

s- '' n u n VT y
caaSlaaea 4 s,sa'c ea currency bill.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22
County News
Observation-Disclosures,

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Flemming
at Carlisle. Aug. 18th, a son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Hollinger
at Bathgate. Akg. 18th. daughter.
Banker Green of Cavalier has gone to
Hot Springs to try and boil out his
rheumatism.
Cyrus Bechtel has sold his house at
Cavalier to Mrs. Chas. Storey of Toilette
who will move to Cavalier.
Wesley Campbell has purchased the
y. T. Blackjack residence at Walhalla and
will move his family there.
Quite number Of people who have
been working on the court house At Cav.
alier are leaving for their homes.
Geo. =. Paxman Of Hamilton is enlarg-
ing his private electric light plant and
win supply several residences.
Mn. D. 81. Laxdal was taken to 4
Grand Forks hospital last week, having
been in poor health tor ) month past.
! A. g ! DeFrate o. Drsyton viii take !
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22

Well, Thaw got away, but evidently
his legal ADVISORS was not up on Canadi.
an immigration laws. Canada IS rather
cool country for Thaw.ing, and he is
likely to be frozen out. Really it would
have been better to have let him go to
Europe as he said he wanted to do.
That would have been the last of him as
far as this country is concerned and that
would have been the mosS happy ending.
Everybody is sick Of the Thaws, includ.
ing Mrs. Evelyn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22
FREE SPEECH.

Liberty is not license. Liberty means
that you are free to do as you please,
provided you do not displease others
Liberty inevitably implies equality. 1t
implies the protection of the weak
against the strong. Law is the product
of liberty. Law is simply set of rules
which limit the intercourse of men with
others. There is no such thing as liberty
for the individual. Liberty always IN
cludes your neignbor. Your neighbor
has an idissolubie and undivided part in
your own liberty, as you have in his.
The I. w. WIS that have for the past
ten days infested Minot have been howl.
ing for the liberty Of free speech which
they say is guaranteed by the constitu-
ton. The constitution does no such
thing. II man should attempt to
break in your door with an axe you
would be right in easing almost any
means in repelling such an attack and
the law would give him penltentiary
term, but these men, who defy law, who
defy government of any kind, who would
destroy homes and all that civilized
people have built up, claim the right to
do these things because they expect to
accomplish the same result as the man
with the axe,-by what they term free
speech.
When man tries to break up this
government, to tear down it's flag, to
destroy our homes and all that we hold
dear, it don't make any difference
whether he uses an axe, or his tongue,
the same punishment should follow.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22

For School District No. county of
Pembina, State of North Dakota, Gor the
year, 19l2-19l
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22
oFF'o'AL PAPER OF CITY
1x4s. s2.eo 111 AaTMv71
F. A. Wardwell. G. G. Thompson
wARDWKLL = THo11PSoN.
BY THE SWEAT or HIS BROW

While local news this week is not too
plenty, that in itself is not bad news be-
cause it means that everybody is busy
and somehow when people are busy things
don't happen, and, as the ads say,
"theFe's a reason for it, 1t was not all
q curse that God uttered when He said
t'In the sweat of thy face shall thou eat
bread"
We have the same idea expressed in
the the proverb ''Satan always mischief
findS for idle hands to do"
One of the strange things of humanity
is that we are always signing for rest.
We always associate the idea of perfect
bliss with nothing to do, when as a
reality, the man who has nothing to do
is of the most miserable. We want
wealth that we may be idle, while the
wealthy are in constant struggle to
amuse themselves and evade ennui.
OF course it makes difference whether
one is slave to his work or whether his
work is rather servent to him. The
best and happiest work is that which ac-
complishes something more than bare
existance, work which is not only for
ones own self but for others.
In most cases our work is for others.
We wosk primarily for our families. that
they may have bread, that they may
have the comforts as we'll as the neces.
sites Of life. rs
Our ideas of heaven are also associated
with perfect rest. Perhaps we shall
have nothing to do up there but sing
songs and play on harps- but il that is
allTt wouldn't make the average human
happy unless he was miracnlously
changed during the transfer.
just now our farmers are putting in q
good many extra hours Of hard labor. II
!. the crop is good there is satisfaction
in it that is about as near happiness az
onegets in this world.
When he sees the waving fields OF
grain, whom he looks over the shocks
scattered over his fields, when he hears
the hum Of the thresher, the farmer feels
as though he has done something; done
something not only. for himself. not only
for his loved ones, but for the world
which shall est the bread which he has
raised "by the sweat Of his brow.
" t = s. 2.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22

Senator Gronna is telling the demo-
cratic senators lot Of facts about the
results of free grain to the northwestern
farmers. 1t is probable that the north.
western farmers will have something to
say to the senate themselves about two
years from now.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22
COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA FRIDAY 2 es

Hairsgaan is good hair dressing. It
will prevent falling hair, stop ecalp itchi.
ness and remove dandruff. II troubled
with falling hair, dandruff or scalp
itchinesssypu have reached the danger
mark. Il Is time to get hair dressing of
merit ard save your hair before it is
too late. Hairagain b guaranteed under
the Pare Food and Drugs Act. of June
30, 1903. It is not q cheap remedy for
hair troubles, but one Of proven worth.
Buy from your local dealer or direct from
US. 81. . bottle prepaid. Rosoff & Fad.
den, Neche, n. d,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22

The situation in Mexico is still on the
ragged edge, Huerta has refused Presi.
dent Wilson's suggestions, sent by John
Lind, and what will next occur is prob
lematical. It is nasty mess but it
looks as if Uncle Sam had the job of
cleaning it up. Maybe be can do it
without q fight and maybe not.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22

For school district No 65, county of Penn
bina, state of North Dakota, for the year
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand at beginning of
school year. July I. 1919. ........r.... $68 38
Total amount received during 4he
year from the appOrtiOnmentO
THE, the state s tuition fund 157 6s
year from the appOrtiOnment of
the county tuition fund ............. 55 SO
Amount received during the year
from taxes levied by the district
school board. including out
standing warrants redeemed or
endorsed lin the collection of
Amount received during the year ar ~ %
from other sources. 758
Total receipts for the year includ-
ing cash on hand July LIST, 1912 ..... $764 O7
EXPENDITURES
Aaoant Anasna'a paid during the year for 50
services and expenses of school
Amount paid during the year for ="
interest on bonds and warrants. 2447
Amount paid during the year for
incidental expenses. es..................l ll5 IS
,,h Total expenditures for the year,. ssss g
Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand to balance above
total receipts. .......................$ $764 O7
CLERKS STATEMENT OF INDEBT-
EDNESS OF DISTRICT.
Whole amount of bonds outstand-
ing June =. 1913 ...................... 5000 90
Total lin Indebtedness of district June
Approved tiiis; sth day Of july a % D. IL @
By order of the District School Board:
J. A. DUNN, Clerk.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22
Hslrafain!

Removes dandruff, stops itching. and
is excellent for hair dressing. Be sure
to insist upon gettingl aHairagain." II
your druggist will not supply you send
q. Tor ! bottle direct to the msnufsctur-
ers. Roson 4 Fadden, Dept. 9, Nschs,
N. D.
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Emerson Branch. R.G. MASTERTON, Mgr.
Official Directory

! Y Official Directory
! U $ Senators IL sssa%ee, ssssns
U s Rspresen-3 H T THelGeson
Governor-L B Hanna
lieutenant Govern1I-AT Kraabel
Secretary Of state-Thomas Hall
state State oas%n
Attorney General.Andrew Miller
missioneTs y y + + st,,9snan Mann :,
son ssSPs Of Of Ran ans.rk AFaSf Taylor
Com Apr & Labor-W c Gilbreath
"A A Bruce
} Judges of Supreme ( ( I Fisa ssa,dipg
} Court KB E 5 eSss' essss
Judge 7th Jud. Dist-W Kneeshaw
STATE SENATOR
LIST Dist-Christ Ganssle. st Thomas
~ REPRESENTATIVES
4 wv Hart toilette
LIST District w N Husband Hensel
H Geiger Hamilton
COUNTY OFFICIALS
States AttorneyIWW McMurchie
Sheriff. Foster
Auditorium. W. FelsOn
Treasurer r Gibson
Register of Deeds--Geo Roadhouse
County Judge-H 6 Wick
Sirveyor-Herman Campbell
Supt of Schools-Charlotte Jones
Coroner-Frank w. Deason
Public Admin'r-Elis Thorwaldson
(1st-A B Purdy, Toilette )
r.,, 2nd-J X Olafson, Gardar }
Soisy 3rd-N NIatheson, Crystal J
Sof 4th-W ] Watts Leroy J
l5th-Jos Morrison Drayton
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS
Judson LaMoure Jr Collector
Robert Morrison Special Deputy
A r Harvey lna-,,4;as !
j McConnachie deputies !
p ] Thue Immigration Inspector I
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22
Young Lady,. Coat Lost.

On Wednesday, between Pembina and
Toilette, q young lady's tan coat was
dropped from a rig. The finder will
please inform this office and receive re.
ward.
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TREAsURER's REPORT

lAEASUk6kS = NEFOkT
For School District No. s county of
Pembina, State of North Dakota, Gor the
year, 19l2l9l3.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand at the beginning of
school year, July 1. 1912 -$278 So
Total amount received during the
3,ea year r. from 1 tae app3rti9nmento of o., .,
Total an,ouns received during the
year from the appDrtfonment of
the county Tuition fund .... 81 s.
mount received during the year
from taxes levied by the Dis
Dtrict School Board. including
outstanding warrants redeemed
or endorsed in the collection of
Amount received during the year wv %
from other sources ......... II 46
Total receipts for the year. in
Guiding cash on hand July 1,
........................... $l,l49 n
: EXPENDITURES,
Amount paid during the year for
schoolhouses, sites and f1xtu res. -. .$1A 65
Amount paid during the year for
AMOUNT paid ss durin8 the year for 40 ~
services and expenses of school
Amount paid during the year for " :"
1hcioehtai hses.................. l5e II
Total expenditures for the year.. .s77 O6
Cash on hand June g. 1913. ........... 4l2 II
Grand total, expenditures and
cash on hand, to balance
above total receipts. 81 ,A9 n
Approved this 10th day of July A. ID. 1913,
By order the District School Board:
ARTHUR HART.
treasurer OF School District No. 6.