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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

do when. he. went on the stand, refused
10 give the testimony. Practically
speaking, there was no defense.
1t is to be regretted that the ease
>camc up in just the form that 1t did.
It is unfortunate that as one of the
results of the impeachment Tannany
will be strengthened in its hold on the
political affairs Of the city and state.
But this was unavoidable. The jury
which is trying man for the com.
mission Of crime cannot refuse yer.
dict of guilty on the ground that such q
verdict will please disreputable enc
mics of the prisoner.
There will be plenty of moralizing
..vcr this miserable case. Lessons III.
Vulnerable will be drawn from it. /"
order not to Re out of the 2as,I'n.
Yyc suggest that one useful lesson 20
combating powerful and corrupt or
ginization, it is we'll for them aud
their cause that in selecting champ
ion they pay attention to strength Of
character and real ability rather than
to wind vociferations Of love for the
dear people.-Grand Forks Herald.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

After considerable parleying and
shuffling around the immigration board
of the United States has decided to let
Mrs. Emeline Paukhurst land in this
country and remain here until Novem-
I. Now the public can take seats
and watch this trouble breeder scatter
unrest and discord along the trail she
will make in her lecture tours over the
country for the next thirty days. The
question Of woman suffrage is one of
much Importance to every true Ameri.
can, but we do not believe that the
cause will be benefited any by the i'm.
portation of any such women as Mrs.
Pankhurst. She has proved herself an
agitator and disturber, and we feel that
the immigration authorities would have
done we'll to have returned her to her
home in England, before her feet were
allowed to tarnish American soil. We
have plenty of good women in this
country to handle the suffrage question
without importing women Of the STAMP
of Mrs. Pankhurst.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

I,lO0 deaths! This Is barbarism. What
was merely q national waste: has Be.
come national shame.
And-human nature being substan-
TALLY the same thing in America as IN
Burope-those who are in q position to
know, place the blame upon our Grim
inal lax hre laws, and upon the Grim
finally bad construction Of our buildings
Most Of the building laws now in force
reports the chief inspector Of the. fire
presentation bureau Of st. Louis, are
inadequate and absolute. And he is
echoed by every hre chief, fire commits
sioner and underwriting authority
throughout thee ountry. There is the
same uuaminity as to the remedy. In
place Of dre fighting and inefficient,
we need the quiet and effective methods
Of presentation. New York is paying
$s,OOO,O0O for the maintenance Of
its FIRE department, said ex-chief
Croker recently, and about $500 a
year to prevent fires! In that lies the
whole situation Modern medicine
takes all its vital value from its power
to prevent disease. What civilized
country now awaits for its citizens
to develope smallpox or cholera or yell
low fever' Fires ought properly to
be regarded as so many cases Of ma
lignant disease a disease fearfully con
tagious.
We have the presentation medicine
for fire and it can be administered be
the youngest civil engineer out Of the
institute Of technology. And the same
logic which has compelled government,
through its boards of health-to take
up the practice of one source of proven
tative medicine must in the end bring
it to take up the practice Of the other
nd in the :nea~time, much can be
accomplished by the individual.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24
THE BUSINESS OF GOING TO
SCHOOL.

Did yoa ever stop to consider that
goin gto school was q businesss It is
business, and one that pays. Yes, sir,
you are paid for going to school. Maybe
you don't get your pay today, but you
will be paid actual mnney for every
day you spend at your desk. Maybe
you will be great engineer earning
many thousands Of dollars a year. If
you are you will be drawing pay for
the days you put in over your books,
every one Of them from the first read.
or to the most difficult work on higher
mathematics. IF you work during the
summer as grocery clerk you are paid
for your days in class. You are paid
because you learned how to figure ths
cost Of two and a half bushels Of po-
totoes at sixty cents bushel. 1t isu It
SO much what you do that earns your
Pay, it is the days you spent in the
class room getting ready to do 1.-THE
American Boy.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Estate Of Georat
G. (Ihamhara 1aeoaaod

In the matter of the Estate of George
G. Chambers, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed R. F. Powell, administrator OF
the estate Of George q. Chambers, late
Of the village Of Churchs Ferry in the
county of Ramsey and state Of North
Dakota, deceased, to the creditors Of,
and all persons having claims against,
said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication Of this no.
tice, to said administrator at the law
Office Of Cowan & Adamson in the
city Of Devils Lake in said Ramsey
County.
Dated Sept. Goth, A. D. 1913.
R. F. POWELL,
Administrator.
First publication on the 3rd day of
October, "A. D. 1913.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

From what we have seen in the
past we have become convinced that
court of impeachment, such as CON
victed governor Seller of New York,
is farce. Without going into the
merits Of the case as to the gilt or
innocence Of the party accused, it can
be readily seen that from the outset
that the case would not be tried ac-
cording to the evidence, but it was
leally whether Tammany or anti-Tam-
miny was going to win out. It was
simply a political trial, where one set
of politicians we're arrayed against
another set, and it is only fair
to assume that the outcome would
have been the same no matter what
the evidenc was. If man is charg.
ed with crime We believe that he
should be tried by an unbiased jury
of his peers, but can this be said of
any court Of impeachment that ever
PAo"A"o" o'eA q u Oh s"e UeHe'o Hot
We believe that if an official is i'm
peached that he should have fail
and impartial trial, whether guilty o,
not, but We doubt if such jury could
be secured in legislature where pract
ically every man has a political debt
to pay.
Seller may be guilty, but had hi
been innocent Of the charges made
we believe that the outcome of the
trial would have been just the same
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24
A DECLARATION OF BELIEF,

The IGndependent (New York; The
Independent believes:
In the absolute and untrammeled
right of the people to rule themselves.
In a strong central government both
in state and nation in order that the
people may have as efficient an instru-
ment as possible with which to rule
themselves.
In the use Of the government not
merely to protest life and property
but to do anything which the people
cain do better collectively than they
can as individuals.
In the duty Of the people to assure
through government to every man and
woman and every family the opportun-
ity for the highest possible develop.
ment.
In the cooperative development OF
business up to and only to the point
where it involves the selfish exploits
ton and oppression of business rivals,
Of wage workers, or Of the consuming
public.
In the democracy Of industry, thru
which the workers shall come more and
more into ownership of the tools with
which they produce, and capital and
labor shall become more and more part.
ners in industry rather than rivals fol
a disproporrionate share of the pro
ducts of industry.
In the enlargement Of the part Of
women in the life of the world to the
end that men shall recognize more
completely the rights Of women, AND
shall realize more profoundly their re
sposibilities.
In the substitution, in the settlement
Of disputes between nations, for the
crude arbitrament Of war-which never
determines who is right, but only who
is tho stronghold the ideal Of justice
which rules between man and man, ani
the calm methods Of judicial procedure
which society has adopted for te set
Element of disputes between individ
uals.
In the permeation Of the whole Of
constant search for the new truths
and in the pursuit Of all fair and beau
t,ful things in poetry, music and art
that make life sweet aud society {
! source OF cheer to all its members.
In thepermeatiou of the whole Of
society by religious inspiration o.
aspiration, in the liberalization OF
theology, in the light of modern
thought, in the adoption of churci
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24
THn MODEL MARKET LETTER.

Governor Suffers strictly typical
experience in stock speculation re.
minds us Of a splendid literary opening.
Brokers take great deal of pains
with their market letters to present
and prospective customers; yet we have
never seen any composition of that
nature which was not hundred miles
beside the mark. With singular fatui-
ty they all overlook the main point.
We recommend model communication
something as follows
"Dear Customer: After carefully
reviewing the financial situation at
home and abroad, and giving due
weight to probable political action at
Washington, we conclude that you
can lose your money very tidily this
week by purchasing railroad stocks.
The corn crop, as you know, is short
and the demand for feeding purposes
is bound to be large; consequently for
persons in position Of trust who are
anxious to break into the penitentiary
We heartily recommend campaign on
the long side of corn. By balancing
the supply Of cotton against the de-
rand we arrive at the opinion that you
can readily separate yourself from your
farm by going short on cotton
During the last twenty years very
much has been disclosed about specu-
lation, and all that time we have been
looking in vain for the disclosure of
an amateur Spectator who won. A
new style of market letter is needed
Saturday Evening Post.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24
sEIZER CONVICTED.

If the New York high court of i'm:
parchment records its formal vote as
the informal vote was recorded yes
terday, Governor Seller will be found
guilty on four counts, and will be re-
moved from Office. The vote on the in
formal ballot is reported to have stood
3 to IL.
The members of the court may be
divided into three groupes. Some are
friends Of Tammauy and subservient
to its wishes. Under the lircumstan-
ces these men would doubtless have
voted fol the conviction under any
circumstances. Others are so bitterly
opposed to Tanmany that they can see
nothing nut Tammany in any move
nent undertaken. These would have
voted for acquitted, no matter what the
evidence. The third class includes
those who, whatever their political
leanings may be, sought earnestly to
decide the case on its merits, and in
accordance with the evidence. The re-
ported vote indicates that these men,
or the greater number Of them, have
cast their votes against the governor.
It is difficult tc see how honest men
could have done otherwise. It is
granted that the prosecution was pol't-
ical and only political in its inception.
It is granted that the heads of the
Tammany organization cared nothing
for the personal or political purity OF
the governor. 1t is granted that the
offenses of which he is charged were
quite in line with the Tammany ideals
But when the charges were fled and
the case was set for trial, honorable
men sitting in Judgment could not take
cognizance of anything but weather o,
not the man charged has committed
the acts alleged, and if he had, to bring
in verdict Of guilty.
There has been no question of thu
actual guilt Of the governor. Clea7
and specific statements to that eftec
have been made under oath by mel
who's word would not be questioned,an
the governor himself, after a great
deal of loud talk as to what he woult
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

We have been having our hrst touch
of cold weather during the past few
days, but why should we worry. Snow
storms have been reported as far south
as Nashville, Tenn, Atlanta, Ca, Biz
mingham and in different parts of Mis-
souri,. We have had very light
sprinkling Of snow here but We do not
feel it as they do in the south. 1t has
been like Indian summer here as COM
pared with the weather they have been
having in several southern states dur
hug the past ten days
We wonder how the farmers of North
Dakota, who were "howling" and vot-
ing for Wilson at the last election, like
the medicine that he and his Democrat
ic congress is handing out to them just
now. The democratic tariff recently put
in vogue is costing the farmers OF
North Dakota a pretty penny. While
statistics show that there is shortage
Of all kinds of grain, the prices have
been rapidly shrinking until wheat is
the lowest it has been in years, oats
have dropped several cents bushel,
barley has gone down nearly Is cents
bushel in % past three weeks, aa1
is going dawn tie tobggan, cattle a"d
tgs have tnio. tumble. aid in az.
about everything that the North Dako.
ia farmer produces has felt effects Of
the onslaught Of the democratic tariff.
About the only thing that has held its
own and seems to 90 higher is the price
of the fellows whom the formers have
to hire to do his work. The farmers
have come to realize that the democrats
have made good in producing cheaper
prices, but it is for what the farmer
has to sell, and not what he has to buy
Mr.. Farmer, have you noticed anything
about the high cost Of living being re-
duced anys Are you not paying just
as much for what you have to buy as
you did when you were getting good
prices for your farm producel Now if
Mr.. Wilson and his coterie Of politicians
will just pass the currency bill, as they
have outlined it, this will fix the banks
so that they VIII have to curtail their
business, and we predict that the farm.
ers of North Dakota will see enough of
the democratic administration to last
them for some time.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

are successful in this they hope to win
out. Hence they are manufacturing all
kinds of stories and sending them out,
telling the why's and vherefores Of the
coming election. When You read any
Of this STUFF you can put it DOWN that
it is printed for reason, and that res
son is that the Democrats art trying
to keep up a: fractional fight in the op-
position party.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

methods to the needs Of the times and
in the application of Christian ethics
to modern problems.
The spirit of the Independent can
not be better expressed han in the
motto which the French revolutionists
glorious rs the ideal-Liberty,
Equality, Fraternity.
Liberty for all men and women to
do what is for their best good unless
by SO doing they restrict the liberty
Of others.
Equality Of opportunity for all men
and women 10 develop their highest
possibilities and greatest usefulness.
Fraternity-the brotherhood of man
and the federation of the world.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

We get it from the newspapers that
Attorney General Andrew Miller has
decided to become a candidate for
United States senator as republican
at the next election. Let's see, is not
paign of 1910 lent on the stump in
the western pa r-of the state and urg-
ernor? Is he net the same individual
who has been law unto h mself so
and has refused to acknowledge the
authority of the Republican State Com.
mittee' We wonder by what right
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

TRADE-Will trade or sell 100 acre
farm two miles from Fillmore, Benson
county, l2O acres In wheat crop that
will average 80 bushels to the acre.
One Of the most desirable farms in
Benson county. Neighboring farms
were sold for $6,5O0.OO Will sell at q
bargain or trade for automobiles. mer-
chandise, OF live stock. A snap for
some one. Write or phone at my 81
pense, J. ". SHERRY, Benedict, N. D.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24
oaicial Paper Of Ramsey County.
THE FIRE QUESTION IN q. s.
fMcClure's Magazine)

(McClure'S MaRdZlue)
In 1910 the portion of the FIRE loss
for the United states and Canada which
cane before the National Board Of Un-
derwrites, amounted to $234,47o,e50.
The actual fire loss was more than
$500,Ooo,o0o, and this does not include
mine, marine and forest fires.
The Federal Government began, j..
1907, an investigation, through our
eonsulates, into fire conditions in Eu-'
rope. Almost every consular reply
stated in effect, that our IRE depart
ments and fire fighting methods are
vastly superior, but fire losses in Eu-i
1opean countries are, Of course much
smaller, For example, in 1910 we find
that thirteen of the largest citRs Of
Germany, with q combined population
Of 5,o16,8S2 suffered fire loss Of $1,-
067205. Five American cities Chicago
Philadelphia, Boston, st. Louis and
San Francisco with comb; ned popu-
lation Of one hundred thousand less
5,510,s97 suffered fire loss in the
same year of $l4,25o,ls3. New York
with population Of 4,766,ss3, added
its 1851, S31-about five times The
loss for London and nine times that
Of Paris.
Between 1901 and, 1910 it cost every
man, woman anG child in the United
States and Canada an average of
$3.50 a year for fire. The European
was paying thi1ty.three cents; the
German for his part only ninteen. Be-
tween 1900 and 1909 our population
increased Is per cent; our fire loss
increased 1874 per cent What is more
sinister, the number Of our fres per
capita is steadily increasing. The
puzzled foreigner may be pardoned for
finding it hard to decide whether we
are a nation of children playing with
matches or a nation of kucendiaries.
We now burn up every year half the
value of the buildings we erect in the
same year.
But the loss Of property is not the
worst loss. Figures gathered by the
United States Geological Survey for
1907 and drawn from a little more than
third of our total population give
loss of life from fire of l,449, and a
list Of injured Of 1854. Mr.. Charles
Whiting Baker, editor of the Engin.
eering News, has reduced this to a
gruesome statistical image. The build
ings consumed, he writes, would line
both sides of street extending from
New York to Chicago. A person jour
neying along this street of desolatior
would pass in every thousand feet E
rain from which an injured person wal
taken. At every three-quarters Of {
mile in this journey he> would encount
er the charred remains of human
being who had been burned to deatl
Since 1908, five fires alone-the Colling
wood school house, the Boye-ton Nov
ing Picture Show, the Iropuis Theatre
in Chicago and the steamer Genera
6locum, and the Asch Building in
New York-give total Of more thar
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24
W A N z b d.

"wANTED-A good steady gentle
manly salesman to handle Ward .
wagon in Ramsey county. No sxpsri
ence needed. For fol-! particulars write
:.Iomptly to Dr.. Ws~d's Medical Com.
pany. Winona, Milan -
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

wonders will never cease. No soon.
er had governor Seller been removed
from Office than the progressive party
nominated him for member of assemb.
ly, and he is right in the game and
will make the fight of his life to be
returned to the assembly. 1t is hard
for one at distance to judge, but we
have come to the conclusion, either Sci
ger is much wronged man, or the
people who have so son placed him in
nomination for anothr high office,
after he has been removed from the
governors chair by impeachment pro
ceedings should be examined by an
insanity board.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

The Democratic dope fend down at
Bismarck is working overtime these
days sending out dope to be published
in the various democratic papers. An
other campaign Is drawing near and the
only hope the democrats of the state
have is to keep up discord in the ranks
Of the Republican party, aud if they
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

Miller expects to 60 before the voters
of the state and ask the support Of re-
publicans. Any man who has ever
sought and accepted nomination on
q republicans ticket and then refused
to heartily support tho candidates on
that same ticket, is hardly worthy Of
tho loyalty: Of members Of that party.
County Record.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

Let US do your welding. We have in
stalled an oxy-acetylene welding plant
and are now prepared to do all kinds
Of light and heavy welding on short
notice. No job too big. Great North,
ern Auto and Mfg. Co., opposite Great
Northern hotel.