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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
%erfauf Der Staats. .SdnlldnOcrricn

Stnat5alOitor 2lnocrion II. 6iIfss
Gunofummiiiar Y. 4. 1nuion ba.
ben Die Germine sum &crfuuf nom
Observation-Disclosures in 0ieicn
,Iriibiahr, mie folgt, feitgeiest:
Charles 0iir, am I 9lprlI; Gouglas,
,. 2lpriI: 9luroru, ;. IpriI lScrauIo,
1. 2lpril; Sanboru, ; 9Ipril; DC
Goof, !. IpriI; Ntincr. s. 9lpriI;
9roofing5. 8. gIpril; aingsblrp, 10.
2lpril; GIarf, II. ApriI; Spiuf, IL.
2Ipril; 9roDn Gomrtp, IA. Gpril.
Gicie 5um &erfauf fommen0en
SduIIduoereien Iiegen 5um gr0Bten
SeiIe i'm frllhtbaren ,Sunes GiDcr
Eale, umo iie peroeu in Den Gountp.
Stdoten Der Qenauuteu Counties an
oeu beitimmten SaQen 5um &ertuuf
ausqebuten mer0en, bel elmer Staats.
ubih1Bung uon S40-S75 per 2Ifer.
GieaauisbeOinqlmaen limo nis folgt:
Gin 8iertcl Ser aaufilmuuc iofort
I'm 9aar. 6uianmen nit Den Gin
fem oes aaufreites bis 3lml I Hunlt.
ar 1914 5u Gro5ent. Iicies @eI0
muB am Gage oes aaufes au ocn
GmmtDidaBmeiiter baar be5ahit mer-
Oen. Ter IreipierteIreit Der Gauf.
ilmme mus mie foIgt abbe3ablt ner.
oen: einpiertaL in 5 2Sabren; @iu-
uiertel I'M 10 SSahreu uno oas lebtc
Giertel in 10 2Sabren. bel @er5inilmg
Der Reitiumme init 6 &ro5eut per
,Sdhr bel Gorausbe5ablpng Der Sim
len.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
9unqlaS 9Ountu.

glrmpur, II. giar5. 8es
tern 6aben mir eiil etipa Z 0tonas
te ultes 30d)terleill, Dime Gogel, ms
fiible @rob bineingelegt. IS mar
mie cine oarte &noipe, Die bon ben
Stiirmen gafltidt mo abgeriiien fpllr-
oe, ebe iie 81 Dem Reihtltm Der 9lii-
tenpradt fonlmen burfte. gs mar
oieier Sail mie elm Sd)nitt ins Ser5
Der gltern, 0as baben &iele geieben.
Die offene 8unoe, Die ibnen ooourd)
entitano. tonn @ott uno Die 3eit al
lein beilen.
SSofob Sd)dfer, Der Dor etli6en8o.
dan ieinen SUB ee6rodlen batte, %
oas &fero ouf ibn gefallen mar lmh
er niel S6mer5en olirdmahen mltB-
te, befinoet iih auf Dem gSege Der
8eiiering.
Corr.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
GUtter Suuntg.
glnf Der SudIc nadl Gel.

8cttu sbura 10. Idr3. -
SSm Ramen mebrercr aopitaltIteu aus
indianapolis bat ;Srouf =. 1Sor.
gIeid)3ettig ultd) ais @ertretcr elmer
Oorttgcn Gelgcieaihait, Ocm bieiigcn
Gertrcter G.gl. arciq einen @rict
geihrieben, in Ocm or iid1 crfunOigt,
Oh bi?ier gcuug Faht5uiihcrllngcu IT,
hergcitclt 6obc, INN cine ,$nunQriff.
uubme pon ltnteriuflmgCu btuiiht-
Iidl uon Gro0lgcuinmtnQ i'm Irilh-
iahre geredtfcrtigt erifcincn 3u lui-
i'm. IS mitiien menigitens Guhtltn-
gen uuf $4,000 2Ifera abgcihloiiCn
perocn, mO 6err &reiq errpartct,
Dies 3ettgered)t crreihen 5u f0nn,n,
Oamit Die 2Irbeiten tutidhIih i'm
5riibiabr beginner touneu.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
SarOing GOnntb.
Meme Wulfereien,

8uffalo, Is. War5. Sieiige
9eipobner boben $1,000 ge5eibnet fir
cine !Wlolferei, lulo Die 0rtid)oft
StrooI in Rertins GonntD bat eben
ben aoiltraft peraeben fiir 0ie Gin.
ridtlng elmer MoIferei.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20

Sic ST 8nrguin-Gffertc, iucldlc irit
g1Dpem6rr 1912 i'm 8ange mar, lit
am /. 1Scbrnar 1913 abgelanfen, nno
Der 9Srcis FIR Gin Sn6res-a -abnnurmtnt
Oes ,Seutider SerUlo" lit fuieoer iiir
Vile Serielbe, S1.50 per SaBr in
@urnnsbe5ablnng. Nian ad)te nliu
SnrGuf bnf bic nndl Oem /. lebruar
1913 rintrctcnScn nenen 9cier ebcn.
fuas, geraoe iuie Die aIten2eirr, S1.5O
per Sabr i'm &Urnus 81 besaBlen
haben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20

As 3o o6er poe 2auge nit runoen ede Scrges, 2iago
nails gSbipcoros uno C19 m
Rellbeiten ...........E ............ IAIUU
SerporraaenS dide ino ner 0aobn in Serge mo Sponge
San, ober balb gefiittert. sSn allen C1Q m
gangbaren 6drbeH ..'....r'. ''-''''''' VIoiO0
Sras6ide Serge gengoline SeiOe mo @ores in pratpol
len neren G2ooen gorrGtg in allen gangbarn 6urben no
shsara4 ssfst %t saise":n tSe eaotttrnosn in $4,000
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
gPiner Gonntp.

gunobu, tS. g3drs. -- Serr
q. y. aoepieu falifte lettc 8ohe ocn
Saoeu oes 5erru Geo. 2pnoe.
gIm 5reitag, oen IA. bs., te6rtc
Der alupperitordD, uugcahtet oes
groBen Sturmes, bel Der 5uluiIie s..
Dtarduarot Elm uuo bintcrlieB eincn
itrautmen S5uugei.
Gle Eriifung Ger &oufirmanoen
uno Die aonfirmation perliofen auf'z
ifJ6nIte. Die bei0en aonfirmanoeu
gImu &ocpieu uuo Goltiie Grueie
seigten in DER 5peiitiinoigenGriifung
OaB ite tbre Sahen gut galernt bot.
ten.
i5oIgenoe @ottesoienIta weroen an
oeu SItertagen ubgebaltcn iperOen
SIterionutag, @Ottas0ieuit ltnoaoI
lefte.
Sitermontag; SfteroicnItag. @ot
tesoienit. Die Sdnger merOeu un
ter Der 2eitrtng unieres bemdbrter
Srganiiten 2Lug. ggulff o.n @ottes
oienIt uerih0nern. 3u allen Bot
tesOieniten itub 6reunoe unierer Ga
DIE ber5IihIt eingelnoeu.
Corr.
Ganood. Tie neuc eIettriih.
geIeuhtungsanIagc lit fertig &c
iteIlt lmO in @ebrauh, aber porIGu
fig nur fir geIeuhtlmgs5pafc. &c
bod ion audi ihou in naber ,3ei
Strom fir araft3ruefe CUR &erfii
guuq iteben un0 perfauft merOen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
Srieffaften

g2cue 2cier, reip. 5ubifribtiomcn
giHgen Elm:
SHS Sufuta: Garitcn RoIf, Ia.
cob 5ieb, Scurp @roebn, 0urm
6olitein, Mar &iebmeg, ;5ohu 8ucr.
Geo. @iueuer, Sorm 25iirgens. u. U.
9tllB, SreO aoBnann, Mtatb. Shrue.
Der, Samuel Teifc. Gmi[ ;Sueriteuau,
Geo. 0tuier, SSobn Rrlleger, ,Spbn
Iiiien, 3. Riller. &. ShnciOar, Rein.
bolo Ntebaer, @eo. 9ubmann, Trtt
9iieocdcr, q. s.. &ortb, 5Srtb 9abe,
SSobu 2nr, 5rit 3ulf, @enrp Gperr.
Scnru Sobna, $. ". Giht, Cora
Qiogd, 6D. Sooar, 2poiu ouber, So
cob ouber. 8ottIob Seite, @einrih
@uu. 2{obn u. Sofcr, ,5obu 0f. .gSulo-
uer, 1auio Stouar. 9tid &oiter, ,yobn
&ipgra5. u. Stroman, Sbriit3eit-
uer, 2Sobu 3iebart, GhrtIt Nlofros,
u. :. @oebriuq, 8ottIie6 Sducrcn-
brand, 2Sacob S5enner, 4eter 9iietc
Geter 8iudler. aSohn 4. 8CDer, GaI.
Seibart, !. 4. Sand, @ottburt
Yuung, SSobn &urtnann, gSil. Garls,
Gm Sdlaeffer, Garl 2oof, S5erm.
Reugebaucr. 6. 4. Gbriitian, q.
Sperlid, @uit Gabl, Otto Nos, Sa.
cob WeiienbocIoer, 1Srau 8. $. iSrie-
ling. 6rau Srieoa 9rufer. emma
mel Reimanr, glnorcas Batter quo
miq gberbarot, s. Z. 3intntarmann.
Sreo Sfaeffer. g. 5uebl S5acob
Goigt, iSreo @otaS. gSm. gocIt, :.
aoeBle. ,SGcob @raber, 2Sacob q.
Sdor5ntann, 6euru 5inheH. 6ranf
Glattner, Getlcr Stranded, ". Sci
qe. aarl Strud, GouI Mebgcr, 6an5
2anqe. @arn1. Sfnaeufamp, Getcr
Gfeifle. Gbas. @oelid, 1SranfGfamr,
| 5nnon Shrl3, !. g. ~ 3ietIml,
GouarO 5Sranf, 9. SSanopsfb Com,
6. 9reittrellB, Nfutb. glnton, 60
marc 8ole. Sp. Boom gSm. 6offs
mann Sohn Goering
3urb Safuta: 25acob Shiling.
Soma: 2San. Roeifen,SS. $. 8oettid,
6unS 3abl, Sons Sterner.
SllinUis: Claus SteIf.
Soabp: gOmorO 9fis. S5obn Sie0e,
Sobn Sinaf.
3c6rasfa: 5ronf @roB, g. Bar
tboIomoe, 5reO g8eber, 6. 81 go.
fer.
@untanu: 6. 6. Soag. Setter 8
Sielien.
8aibinston: SUI. gfeiffer, Sobr
| 9fipinius.
MinneiOtu: Seurp 9sipgras, 93ol
Sliiif.
Canada: 9fep. grnIt 6. Serb.
&uflano: 9l0oIpb Soar.
Sentidllano: 6rnu 6run5isfa.
&etcr q. Sicsen, Muntana. =
| 3raft erbdltan, aIle 6iidltdnoe be
3ablt II. hnben Sic are0it erboltel
| bis Wtai 1914. 9Ior. lit gednoert.
| Mbonnenten, Die 4oreiie geGr0er
boben moaen, iino ortngenO erIuht
nehan Ser neuet ou6 INNER Die oft
orelIe an3ugeben
@aifUr s., 9. .. Cine gln
sabl Der gelpilnihten gslmmer lin
SSbnen sugelailet moroeu, 9eltcl
@ruB.
Z. @aartiu, 9. .. Gbed fiji
g9nt. @offmonn Sub. erbalten. 9t
item Ganf.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
glnnftuu Guuntu.

sc terrible. 2Sn Der Gongre-
gationaIfirhe mur0en Scrr RuOoli
grocl unb Sri. Ntae 9euoIeitone,
ourh 9feu. ). u. 6odituttpr eb2lih
Derbmocn. 9u5 iunge @'aar miro
auf Der 9caoIeitone iSarm pohneu.
5rmt Gba&. &ousta lift nod fur3er
aranfbeit geitorben. Sic mar crit %
Sabre alt lmo ieit uier ,;uhren per.
betratct. Sic bintcrldBt einCu Sat
ten uno Elm iieben 8ohcn oItc=
IinN.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
Lease Of Common School Lands

Notice is hereby given that on March
q, 1913, all Of the Unbiased common
school land in Minnehaha County, will
be offered for lease at public auction
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m.
and O'Clock p. m. at the court house
in said County.
Dated at Pierre, January Is, 1913.
F. F. BRINKER, o
Commissioner of School and PubIis
Lands. Marsh 20
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
ainasbnrn GOnntn

9(rIington 10. Ntdr5. -
@eorge q. Serouer & Son balen ei-
nen @etreioe.@lepator ollf Dem 4la-
se oes olten Selpitt elevators
9oDqer. 10. Mar5. Die
neuqegriinoets SSarmer-Glepator Sc
ieIIihoft bat oen Mic9ibbin @lepotor
gefnuft.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
cafe GOnntp.
Corr.

9fa0iion. 0toDor @osfep be-
iiirlportet oeu 8ou elmer Scitenlinie
BON Ger South 9afotu Central 8obn
nah Mlaoiion, meldla mm Waoiion
See norbeifiibren ioIlte, INN oen Ser
febr nod Dem idonen Sonrmerreiort
om See bciier imo bequemer 81 ge-
italten
@ie es beiBt, Bat Der QongreB
nod i'm lesten 9lugenbIid Dor Der
8ertngung $65. 200 fir elm 4oitge-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
Senrp goblcr, :. :.

9enr0 SO0lcr, -. =. - SeltCu
0uuf fiir oen neucn yeicr; habcn
&bucn Oa5 9uh uIs &rdnic qc
ionot. 9ittc, ienoen Sie Oaa 8elO
cin.
$. Sod, Z. :. - @citen 0ont
fir GinienOuuq non Cub. fijr 8,
Boom. ;3eitlna lit iofort geianot
BUR RnhritJt, lieber Srcltuo, onf
$. :. por uubc5u }luci @ohPu Uie.
Der Iehr frunf muroc, 0aB or 0a$
&ctt bitten nlItBtc uuo hellte nod
nidJt rpieoer aus oem 6nus ourf
lies lit Dahrhaftiq Gin @iutCr oos
IiiBpergniigena fir mid.
f n
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20

Die ucuen 1918 ,,8eIioble 0ti-
tiaan 9uagie5" iiuO ousgeiteut bel
9Iuoeriou & Sons, 121-t23 SuO
0iain 2Iuemue. Yfdr514
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
groOfinas gonntn.

g8bite. 10. @tGr5. - Ser gor-
idllog. gebite als Stoot oritter alniie
81 inforporiren. ilt nit SO gegen Is
Stimmeu nngenOmmeH iDoroen
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22
WOMEN SHOW TRIUMPH
 WHEN THEY REGISTER
Exuberance Bubbles Over in Fascinat- ing Giggles Which at First
 Puzzled Attaches.

What in sam Hill is funny in this office?"
 That is the inquiry members of the clerical force of the county recorders office have been making the last few days, and they give as reason for the query the fact that with absolute ly no exception, the women who enter 10 register dispense those delicious little sounds commonly called gigles. Why woman should giggle as she approaches the registers desk to af- fix her Jane Henry to the imposing document is much more than the average inmate of a recorders office can figure out. But there is an ex- planatOn, and that is the natural ex uberance of spirits which attends the winning of a great victory results in the bubbling over of certain chuckles of triumph as the finally freed and emancipated women of Marcopa march up and write their names
 But strangely enough never Wo man comes in unattended none try the plunge alone And the escorts are never of the opposite sex. Regis tering is regarded as recently added Woman's prerogatiVe, and mere man is not allowed to mix in. Except for one woman who came in alone, every new female voter in Maricopa county today has become so supported by at least one other. The last few days they have been coming in in groups of half a dozen and yesterday four teen registered in a body.
 one or two men drift in once in q while, but the proportion of new re- gistries to the men section is aWfully large, showing that while unregistered voters are able to get on the lists now the great majority of those who are coming in are the newly enfran- chiSed women.
 There is d story told on Recorder
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22
.NE|GHBORHOOD NOTES
 FROM SOUTH SIDE

The domestic science melting held by the Ladies Aid Society of the south side at Neighborhood house Wednesday afternoon proved to be one of the most enjoyable the ladies have held this sesason. After the re g"lar business session, the meeting was turned over to Mrs. J W. Tamp- kins, who was in charge of the dom tstic science program A solo by Mrs. Alan Wilkinson, accompanied by Miss Ina Austen, opened the pro gram. A reading by Mrs. F. B. Will son and an interesting talk on school study of domestic science by Miss Helen Hirst of Phoenix followed.
 Mrs Tompkins served refreshments of bullion cubes and wafers, donated by the Armour and National Biscuit company, and potato salad as the first course, and a chocolate pudding made and demonstrated by Mrs. II. c. Winslow and fancy cakes given by the National Biscuit company for the sweets
 A special feature of the afternoon was a kitchen shower given by Mrs. Gray Archer, one of the members of the society who recently had the misfortune to lose her house and all it's contents by fire
 MT and Mrs. A C. Bartlett and MT. and Mrs. Whipple of Chicago accompanied by Dwight B Heard. Were honored visitors during the af- ternOn, and enjoyed very much meet ing the ladies and inspecting the building
 A letter of condolence was voted sent to Mrs. Wheeler. whose husband died last week. 4 letter of thanks was sent to Mrs J. Price for en- gineering the planting by her boys class of the Sunday school of sixty four rose brushes in the yard
 An invitation was received from the Womans club of Glendale in- vting the members of the society to tht opening of the new club house at that place.
 Mothers Meeting Next The next meeting of the society vii be q mothers meeting" with Mrs. F. B. Wilson in charge of the | program. She has asked that the mothers bring questions for round /, table discussion A special feature l of this meeting will be a demonstra-
 tion of the Crook gas generator bur ner by A. R Jenkins one of the 1 Arizona agents for this new appli- ance
 l Poverty Social
 The poverty social" held Monday
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22

held by the Sunday school ntXt Sun day. An address will be given by pr Henry Martin Campbell of the Presbyterian church of Phoenix. EX ercises by the children of the Sunday school and q special anthem, Lift Your Glad Voices" F. $. Lorenz, by the choir will also be given.
 The Sunday school has elected of ficers for the ensuing year as fol- iows: r. B. Wilson. superintendent: J. Roseveare, assistant superinttnd- ent; Miss Nina Baldwin. secretary; Miss Ina Austen. assistant secretary H Ea Austen and Mrs. ]. Price, mu- sic committee Mrs C. H. B. Car ter was elected teacher of the Bible
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22

Afterward they formed scabs They hurt ne so l could not sleep nights.
 II used several different kinds of salve and other stuff but they were of no use. as it kept getting worse. l began to use Cuticura Soap as wash. then used Cuticura Oint. ment and before I had used them . week began to feel so much better that l kept on using them and In thirty days my trouble was completely remedied" (Sigaed) S A Wood, May 10, 1912.
 Although the Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment are most successful in the treatment of affections of the skin, scalp, hair and hands they are also most valuable for every day use in the toilet, bath and nursery be- cause they promote and maintain the health of the skin and hair from infancy to age CIticura Soap 25c. and Cuticura Ointment soc. are sold everywhere. Liberal sample of each mailed free with 32-p. Skin Book. Ad- dress postcard 'Cuticuca, Dept. T. Boston. -
 EFTender-faced men should use CUticura Soap Shaving Stick. 25c. Sample free.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22

evening at Neighborhood House was a huge success and the evidences of abject poverty donated in the cos tunes work was a revelation of con ditions one would hardly suspect in a general observation of the pros porous Joking farms of this sec ton. Mir. Hammond and Mrs Houghton were awarded the prizes for the 'tackiest" looking costumes. A tramp song by F. C. Russell and d humorous vocal selection by J. R. Wilson added to the fun of the eve ming Refreshments of hot chocolate and fancy cakes Were served.
 Easter Service
 A special Easter service will be
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22

evening at Neighborhood house. Ad- mission win be 90 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under fif- teen the proceeds to go for needed special equipment for the school.
 Tie eighth grade physiology class has finished the text and is now taking a general review. salting down such subjects as the circulation. di- gestion and functions of the main or gans Hygiene is no small part of the course.
 The sand table in the primary room has been equipped with a quantity of fine. clean sand. This particular feature of the primary work is more important than the
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22
class
ScL Notes

A class meeting of the eighth grade was held Thursday afternoon and the following officeres elected: Ralph Bar rington president Lila Bags vice president; Cecil Traver, secretary; otto GIossbrenner. treasurer.
 \ very few have been absent or account of the spinal menengitis scare. lSut there have been no eases on the south side and parents are requested to send children
 The date of the concert to be giv- en for the benefit of the school by the Choral Union society has been set for April 9th at s o'clock in the
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22

name suggests. The table will soon present q fine view perhaps of some ancient castle on the Rhine, or per chance of d home in the Salt River valley
 Margaret Cate has lately taken up her headquarters in the office where she will receive visitors and conduct them to the desired room in the building.
 Mrs. Baldwin is now caring for the school house
 Ralph Harrington has been ap pointed editor for the school notes.
 Rustic seats under the trees are now becoming popular, and the boys built several this week.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22

Department of the Interior. United States Reclamation Service, Wash ington, D. C., March 19, 1913 Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the United States Re clamation Service, Phoenix. Arizona, until o'clock A. NJ, March A, 1913, for the rental of about 50 head oi horses or mules for use on the power canal feature of the Salt River Pro ject, as wanted, for a period of one year from date of contract. Stock must be first class work stock in every particular.
 For further information and parti- culars, apply to the United States Reclamation Service. Phoenix. Ari- zona.
 F. H. NEWELL,
 Director
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22

Vaughn to the effect that he has de clared the amendment permitting Wo- men to register without giving their ages wholly useless as he is too gal lant a man to embarrass a fair voter with a request for her true age T
 always put them down at 2l. the legal
 age and not a day over," he said
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22

broke out in small pinpIes. then a kind of wate-y fluid came from them which after ward turned to q kind of bluish color. They itched very badly and after | scratched them they would burn So that 1 could hardly stand it. 1 made sores and my clnfhinr ir-itatad fhe,,n
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22

FOR YOUR EASTER DINNER Milk fed Spring Lamb at Tribolet's ket.-AdVertisement 1t Wait for our big removal sale Davidson Cash Store.-Advertisem
 If
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22
|TCHED BADLY WITH SKIN TROUBLE
Started on Ankles. In Small Pim- pies. Itched Badly. Would Burn. Completely Remedied by Cuticura Soap and Ointment.

Lock Box 122. Electric, Aiont-'I was afflicted with skin disease. II started on my ankIas and spread all nrer my hndx l.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-22

The poverty sociar' held MOnda
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-09
RAILROADS Will
ARGUE APPEAL
Appeal From Decision of
Commissioners Argued
Tomorrow at Minot.

Charles ]. Murphy. attorney for the
Great Northern railroad. will go to
Minot tonight to appear before the
district court in behalf of the appeal
filed in the physical connections
case. The hearing was postponed from
Tuesday owing to the inability of tn.
railroad commissioners to get to M:-
not. The flood situation in Montana
and western North Dakota is such
that train service has been badly de-
moralized.
The appeal. which will be heard
before Judge Leighton tomorrow, was
filed by the Great Northern and 500
roads. They appealed from the de-
cision of the state railroad commits
sion on the question of physical con-
%nections and short haul rates between
points on the two lines affecting par.
ticularly points on the wheat line of
the 500 and points on several branch
lines Of the Great Northern crossing
the 500.
1t is %contended by the railroad com.
panies that the law under which the
has acted is unconstitu-
tlonal inasmuch as it 'deprives the
appellants of their property without
due process Of law and is SO vague,
indefinite and uncertain that it would
Dc impossible to comply with the
same"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-09

dry from water. but We had water in
the cellar, overflow Of sewers. That
Tuesday night is one never to be for
gotten. Rain in torrents and the sky
bright as day from reflection of the
fire. 1t was terrible. You can't realize
1t. We had no light or water and a
scarcity of food. bread especially. but
as soon as the outside world could
get to US supplies came in but the de-
mand is greater than the supply and
1t is commencing to be a problem, if
you. could see the bread line at the
relief station and see people you have
none and always had plenty, come up
wait their turn for food. 1t would
surely make the hardest heart melt for
it is what happens every day. The
rich and poor stand side by side. God
sent this terrible calamity upon us.
but just wanted to let the people know
He was still the Supreme Being and
Lord of all. 1t Seems to have brought
the people closer together. I can see
it every day. We are under martial
law: everybody must be off the streets
by 6 o'clock; the state troops are here.
We all have passes so If We do not get
home on time We are caught through
as a tomb at night. We have no cleo
trio lights and 1 had to burn our
lamps in the cellar. I tell you lamps
were in demand and there
was a scarcity of oil, too. Gas
will be turned off for weeks vet
but we have the water again but
canno use it before boiling. My gas
oline stove does not light every time
I want 1t to. and some evening ] have
a cold supper. Harold built a .,utch
over in the yard and several neigh
bors have followed his example. one
team after another Is passing with
household goods that look like kind
ling wood and the pianos are sights.
We had a terrible rainstorm last
night and it is commencing to blow
again this evening. I hope We will
not have any more rain.
Our telephone is working again for
the first time in Il week. With>fond
love to all. Mabel.