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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Qeues aus Qatur- unc
6eilfunce.
Sic Nrtifel untrr oieier 9utrit limo lehrrejh
uno lnterelant; in ihreu Nusiibrun9en
uno SdluBfol9erungen r~esrdientiren
lie aber offers n d. Die Nnittteu Deg
@elunoheitsratbs.
Tcbemtung Der HinScr- Snbcrfeln fir
ben Mcnidlcn.

Gin pit)ttqes 5bemd bebonosGte
%unldnQTt in elmer Gibung Der 8erliz
nsr Ws0i3inilftn GeieGIdoft Der be-
fannie put9olroe Ero Director oss
VdtbotcQiIden 5nItituts ser 8eriinet
llnioerIitdt. prof. Or. Sotann,s
Crth. Gs hanoeIt id UNI oie sSrcet.
ob 1ie oerIhisNsren 8arittdter bss
SuberfsIbc3inus, scr onem sic BEL
Dem Rinoe otrtommen6e 0crietdt. Ser
%foQerdnnte tvpus hovinus, audi
fir Sen MenIhe1 oIs osfdhrlid an
Suiehen 'inO, ooer Of oisier 9a3i1us,
ME oon manGen Geiten dnqenommen
miro, Elm perbdltnismGbie barmIo'es
9ebefpefen lit. grof. Ortb p~ertritt
lstt elmer Reibe bon Sahren qeq.ne
iber oieIen Nnoriffen Die Inihaus
ung, bob Der Sub.rtslbaSiGus oes
Rinoss nidts tpenig.r oIs burmlos
lit, uno sr eob biefer Meinuno aud
ilingit unter geibrirgunq uni6ein.no
betpeifenosn Wat.riaIs fshr enereiih
Iusorud. Or s.i1te sunddit, BOB
Ole tubertulofen Grtrontunqen i'm
edn5en Den b6dften 9rn5.ntiub in
Den erften Qsbsnsiabrsn Ser Grtrnnf=
ten duffpeii.n. UNI Damn an Sduiigz
fsit tmner msbr obsunebmsn, fpooss
1.n Die 0ungsnThfpinoiuht in Sen
sr'ten Sohrsn ouB.rorbentltt TsItsn
III uno nis b'tdnnt srit IN r-ittIersn
Sahren lire 60be .rreidt. nun lit
Die lestsrs Grfyantung fair aug
ifiteBltf ourh oen msnf6Iiden
Snpus hss SuberteItosiurs er5.u9t.
I'm 8easnfdb od3u finoet mon bel
Sinoern ndh ,igsren llrteriuhunqsn
BON Crib uno an0eren bel ungefdbr
10 Vro5ent Der G~rtrantungen Sen
Sr0rrtslbdsinus. Die lin
terfudunQen pom 3oFeI (6sibeIbsr9)
boben einsn rod b0hersn 9rc5entiab
@si Ser GubsrtuIoIs scr
gauhor9nne pom 9inhsrn ipurne in
Ser 6dlIts 0tr 6dls ser rim
oerbaSinus feItaste1t. Tod iibsr3su,
lit Sic GtotiItit iieer Sic Iu=
bsrtulois Der Gnn6er unN @elsntt
bsim 9in0e. Die fraIer (Goinbur91
ldb. Der in ~ ron ST Tdnsn Sen
bovinus fsititsn:e. TsrIsi5e |
forI6sr hnt ods ieh- in~tsycTan.e
GerhaI.tn i,itasitsut. olf in tuhcytus
.0ieu isauilien. no a.Io ii: &e-9rei
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Die 2uft, bic mir atbmen.

Die Quit lit Dem M.hffsn nots
penoiger ais Nabruno. S6ne Spell,
tam er taqeIong uuo Bel beIonoerer
uebung fo9ar rppdsnldn9 oustommen.
pdhreno er BEL Mon9el an 2uft o0er
oieImsbr on Sem in i6r sntbaltenen
Sausritoff f9on in tpenioen NPinus
ten 5u9runoe oeht. Die 59uiommen.
IeBun9 Der Cuff it felt lunoem inter
Iuft poroen. 'obaB man qIcuben
tonnte, lie lei bureaus binrei6eno be-
tannt. 0enno9 trsten 70 qroBe
S6mantunQen auf. bdB lire qe=
ndue GrforihunQ Ii6 rob ieBt dig
piin'fensfpert erpieisn bat. Oeshnl6
bat 9rofeiior @ensoift pom Gorneaiez
5nItitui ii6 eire psinlite unterIu~
hung iiber 0ie ,3uIdmmeniebuna Der
Guft in ocrihieGenen Groaeasnoen
CUR 4ufgobe asfteut uno lit oamit
nunmehr 81 eine,' pprIdufiQen Ibs
|6luB getommsn. Gr Tummelte 0uft=
proben iiber Dem NtIdntiIfen S3ean.
iiber e:nsm @ipFel BON Mont Blanc
6obe uno i'm Cegeniob ou3u aug osn
StroBet omtritanif6er 9rpbTtdote
uno Gus rem Sunnsln Der Inter
1runOfabren. Nuberoem lpur0e bel
Der ,Sntnabme is0er oieier proben
Der 3uItano be8 @ctters beriidfit,z
tt9t, nGmli6 Scr BorometerItoro, bic
3emperatur, Die @sn0ltunq, Iotpie Sic
Ri6tur9 uno Stdrfe oes Win0e3.
6ir Die i'm 6reien ertrommene Quft
Ite0te iih herous. oaB Iif i6r Gauers
ItoffQebdlt toum ~nsrdnoert, Qleihpiel
81 lie iiber sem Ssean ohsr iiber Dem
0o69stirge ifntbt, Oh lie i'm Cont
mer poer i'm Ninter unter bluuem
6immet''r.sr rhtr @epitttrfpolten
Ii6 ausbreitet. Sm 0urdi6nitt snt=
BAIT Die freie Quft tets 2O,93S b.
s. SduerItoif uno 0.031 b. 8. Sch.
Ienidurs. Sn DEN G~roBitGoten ooqes
gen MADDEN ii9 SIpantunoen be-
mertbor. Sic INNER qlei68sitiq cine
Nbndhme oes GauerftofTs uno cine
3undbme her S~obIenfdure betreffen.
Die unteri6ieoe in Yroscnten aus
aeoriidt iino a~lerhinos ie6r gsring,
aber fir Die menfhIiAe 8eiunotbeit
'tpeifellos BON hoher @eoeuturd.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28

tuna oes menfdl.hen SuberteIbo5Ils
lus iebr Iei9t 1T. sic iubsrtoloIsers
frantten ainoer osE menfGIi6ea Sp<
pus ~oufrpsifen, pdbrsnb in FONT tu@
berfulcfefreien isdnili.n bel Den tus
bertul0fen ainoer Der typus boyinus
porerrf6te. Weiter. Grbsfungen
seiaten. ooB BEL gruittinosrn nett nee
nioer Der Rinoer : Sppus eefunoen
puroe uls Bel ben ainosrn. cie nit
Rubmil6 a%ufes3oeen paren. 9an3
dbnIi6e gsoba6trnssn fiuo i'm Go@
bn : a%runtenbaus in Rem glort gez
mu6t nor0en. 4ne oieTe Grfahrun@
aer psiIsn bnrouf bin, bab Der Serb
SieIsr Grtrantungsn rurd Den
typus bOvinus in Der Guhmild 81
fuhen 1T. Gbe ni6t Elm lnosrer
Wse nodo.tpieIsn 1T, muB Die Wil9
oIs oas 8ehitel ongsisbsn peroen,
pel6es Den 9a3iuus gu Den Wl.nl9sn
brinat. Sreili6 bruudt nidt i.osr
WsnIh trant gu peroen. IN osnen
Sraonigmus 9oSinsn eingefibrt
peroen; es ift oa3u cine 9ispoiition
n0tie. Weitere llntsrfu6ungen uber
ole arobe Ro1e oes Rinbertubertel=
Sppus fir Ole 9inbsr Subsrtulole
Ftammsn bon Cher (0rssosn), Der in
perbGltnismdBis Sublr.iden 5Glen
Rinoertubsrtulpis auf SdIber er0iri=
menteu iibertrcQen fonnte, pdb,sno
beim erpa6fenen 2iers Dies nur in
einem 6oae eelana. 9eheimrot Srtb
oistutierte Damn 0ie Sruge bes lleberz
Iteben3 elmer Snfettion i'm friibsn
gtltsr auf bic 6plgsn elmer Sub.rtuz
loie : NnItedune BEL @rna6Ienen.
Quf 8runo BON @nalo9ien nit err
p%erimsnteGen 8eriu6en an WSeer=
fhpeind)en bdlt er es fir pobl mo9s
lid, ooB cine in Ser Sinoheit ii5sr@
Itonoene Sufettion Die Wirtung eirer
Ipdteren @nitedung nohl in iitlem
Sinns beeinfIufen t0nnte. Der
6auptlmpF gilt 0us lit teine
TraQe - Der u%ebertragung Der Suz
b~ertulpie BON Menff gu MeniA,
alIo Dem tppus bumanus; unosrIsitS
lit ober Der typus bovinus burdaus
nidlt 10 bnrmlos. ME er pon miami
den Seitsn oorgeitent miro Y}an
0arf neben Dem 8roBsn uuh oos
Sleine nitt pereeiien uno auh 0en
Sumpf Qeqen ben Rinoerba3iqus
ni6t Grandchildren. PratttiIA 9sz
Iproden, fanoeIt es fi6 oIip I'M cine
6naiene ser &ubmilA.
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Z 2 y
SefGmpfnns Der Scttlcibigfcit.

Cine einfo6e Metbobe CUR Be-
tdmpfun9 Der SettIeibiqteit niro pom
Or. @alif6, 9ao Rotbenfeloe. anqez
3eben. Sic beftebt Ieoiglih in elmer
8ef6rGntung Der Nbenomabl5sit. Dr..
8aIif6 9ebt babel bon Der GrmGQunq
aus, DAP pGbreno Der langen Nahtz
rube Die in oen leBten Stunoen Dor
Dem S6ldfen9e6en oufgenommenen
Speiien in gang befonoersr Weiie
pom &orper gum 5ettoniaB uusge=
nuBt lperhen. Die Oidtpprinrift 1T
folgenoe: 6riihmor9ens See mitUeibz
brot uro Butter. I'M 10 ubr elm 81
nit tIeinem 8utterbrot. fats Der 9as
tent ob1e Elm ioI6es 6riibitiid ftarz
tes 6u~nger9efii6l bat. I'm l ubr
6leiih un0 Semitic, mQBiQ Sauce
nit &artoffsIn, Solot uno aompott,
na6mittd9s 8offee nit etnos ,3piez
bad posr WeiBbrot nit etno8 Butt
ter. IbsnO5 cine tleine Sophie 9rot
nit Butter uno etmas geiIuge. 9ier
re'p. Wein iino in beIfeioener Msnz
&c 9eitottet. 8eim sriten 6:ibItiid
uno Mitta9efen oatf Die GuantltGt
Der Sreiien 10 erob fein, 0aB ser
patient ri6tig 9eiartgl SEN 9iIA
oerIGbt. WGbrenb Ser eritsn 3rpei bis
orei Gage felt ii6 obsnts Itar.es
6un9.rgefubl Elm. peIhes Damn o6er
Ihpinbet, IA gum "srie:, 6riihItiid
uno Mittage1en balo mebr QenoIIen
Miro. Sine @elpihts3unobme ourd
oieie Mehr3ufnbr miro our6 gerpes
9ung unb Nrbs;t i'm 2ouie oes Rad
mittd9s oerbinOert. Die Gerpihtsabs
nabms lit olein oarouf 5uriit3ufiib=
,en, Dab pG6reno Ser Nadtrube Der
8orpsr %lpeniger Material 3ur Nus
nuBun9 bat. 9si 0urtfiibrun9 Die
Ier @orIQrlften nebmen ale potienz
ten PRO Wo6e elm big amei 9fun6
1b. y, 8aliId bat onf Oieis
Meif' 2lbnahmen bis au IS Qiun0 i'm
Gierf'lio9r ~ersielt. ST oas Norm1Iz
3spi6t srreidt. Damn bari 0ie
ahennmd9l3sit ooriidtig unter reaelz
m0BiQtt Genidtstontrone etlpus
tetdIllfer benleiIen mer0en.
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Sabaf als Gbuleroidnbmittel.

Gntgs1en friiheren @niGouunoen,
Die in oem Sobatraud tp.een Isiner
b~ei3snoen Wirtung ou6 Elm pirtia>
mes Desinfetttonsmittel .rbliden, golt
ndd reieren rnterfudune.n oos Nis
totin burdaus niht aIs Intiieptiz
tuni. Nun aber bat VrofeTor Wend,
bonn aaiferlihen GeIunob.itsamte in
Berlin. fsitgeiteGt, baB ser 9obdt Elm
Itdrtss Gift osgen Gbol.roteim. oars
tent. Sn 3igarren nGmIi6. Die nit
.inem 100000 GhoIsroni6rionen
sntbaItsnben WaTsrtropfen b.bonoeIt
nurosn, porsn innerhllb bon "a
Stunoen ole Seine get0tet. G6enio
ouroe in sen pGbrsno Der 6amburz
Ter CHOLERA : GpipemJe 6ort herqts
I'elIten 3iQarrsn ni6t Elm sinsider
9ommobasiuus 9efunoen. Ginsn I'M
oiretten 8spsis fir Die 4nIiht
Wends Iieftrt ou4 Die 2utiahe. oaB
Isinsr5sit tsin Sdbutnrb.iter in Sam
burg an Cholera oeitotbsn lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28

Gin 0dne amens Sobn
9snoIren. alias Schn Serqer, Ser pss
gen psriudtsr GotsIi6pin0eleien nob
Dem 0sfan91is in Baltimore o~efonot
rnuros. isbrt nit Dem 0ampfer
~Wtdln" mad Bremen suriit uno ipiyo
pon BORT mad GnpenboQsn fabr.n.
8urd Ole @srmitItun9 0ss Sstret1rs
oes -9sfdr9ensn : 9iIispersins" ia:
Der 0dtsr oes Wonnss Gus Goo,nboz
Gen 500 %ssi1not. nit usI6erSumm.
:ln ,3puhen0stsbiuet g~stauit pur0e.
GIN Hitter Itsute ,insn asrittIiten
Setshl aus, irona6 9sn6irep aus D.r
9;fdnaniS brett an goro Ses Damn
tsrs sebsn tonnts.
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.e sru6er. Baiisr'
msiten, Die iih 5Wts
iden oil @pnt,nente
Der s Of gel ihte'
ben. hnben. lbre
Ml d d lule
ooS feite 3nHo
anh. 9uitioe 8es
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28

Nit benz nanomnhnP urann orS nn5UH mon Paaamn GaaL @pRari9rG mphngN Der
RdGskMhahh 0dsmb NaheS Npn Hge noS Rem Orleans. lie hnmhe 3ampatom ami
mr Souoopr smh has SHuUdpui 2ua bm @fp bon NMp um pas aadbuhcM r mhS uu Sin
>nuok 1ubehor pr ci Gar, Der bic Nn6mmhu AMI 3 uo Hrn mHhr Gmpmg Der &c
Iuhr{ dhuS ms GmrS uacmens @5haS me hmS Observation-Disclosures 3mehInoNe Observation-Disclosures h
ben Shhmusu adj Der Sot Yanamaa am shnn Cot AZ WdRn UnG Scion hn GmsbHheS dnhh:
aua ns metbrabmnnG nameSe 1 Veuatuma elmer sanhahph Grsutrnoe Grnnruusmau
ben Dn 1eSMpS nD bic SrDpGu. 8u mc MtVanama nmoo rnS dhthR.
Runu aehe I lie Rnhen HHGOn. sic Guhurb rS ntas 2e sOhehn Cine Hee
BON Tmen Traen. RGunae bon %t SDhsS mopOkGrpdton. 1imahihe
@uanormsenam fo SrOe mO Nee &OreH brS e~n niahn Charles
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27
BIG RETURNS
FROM COWS

Fargo Forum: A net profit Of IS
y what Charles y. Bachelor 81
from his herd Of twelve Jersey cows
at Fingal for the month Of January.
Mr.. Bachelor Is president Of the
First National bank Of Fingal and in
addition to his duties In the hank has
found time to raise one Of the finest
herds of Jerseys that has ever been
brought into the state. Sam r..
Crabbe of this city, who has tine
herd, purchased many Of his from Mr..
Bachelor.
The Ffngal bank president was in
the city today and was a caller on
President Weiser Of the First Nation.
al and the two got to talking Of the
cattle business In this state.
do you know" said Mr.. Bachelor,
that from my herd Of twelve Jersey
cows I sold during the month Of an
uary Sill worth Of cream and In ad.
dition supplied three families, the
whole amounting to about $751;. De-
Quoting the interest on my investment
and the cost Of keeping and other ex-
penses, this gave me clean proft Of
Just $55 which I consider to he very
good and worth the work. Just car
" that news to Sam Crabbe and see
what he has to ray. !"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27

their foreign sisters. 40 It 10 perfect.
ly proper they should do. Hut the
French girls Of modesty never wear
these fashions, neither should tho
modest American girl. Mothers should
have something to say about what
their girls wear. It IL not an unus.
ual thing to see innocent girls wear.
ing waists so thin and transpar.
ent as to he absolutely indecent,
with sleeves SO short and neck so low
as to transgress the lines of decency.
and a skirt so tight that the figure is
displayed at every step, with stock.
ings OF the thinnest transparent silk.
There is a question of morals involy-
ed that is tremendous. And last
year she wore one OF those amazing
hats, set on a head loaded down with
puffs and rats. To allow this sort OF
dres to 60 on is deliberately counting
danger from which it is only surpris-
ing that so many girls escape.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27

From early reports concerning the
tubercular patients, who are being
treated with DR.. Friedmann's var.
cine, reputable physicians have great
hopes that at last cu-e has been
discovered for the white plague. No
rash statements are being made ho~.
ever. and 1t will be some time before
doctors can definitely cay whether OF
not the vaccine IL effective. Nine OF
the ten patients first treated. have
been examined by Dr.. Grammar Of the
Bellevue hospital. They reported
that they had been gaining steadily
in weight, and had suffered from M
further hemorrhages or pains. They
felt better and stronger generally.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27

one OF the very nice things done
the last legislature was the passing Of
measure making it possible for the
Civil war veterans CT the state who
are physically allie to stand It to at.
tend a monster reunion Of the blue
and the gray at the historic battle.
field of Gettysburg, July ! to 3. The
legislature has placed at the disposal
Of the veterans $4,000. This sum
has not been taken from tho taxpay
ers. but is the accumulation from the
sale Of lands set aside for the sup.
port Of The soldiers home at Lisbon.
The veterans will not only be- furnish.
ed their transportation, but the gov.
eminent will provide tents and IRA.
lions" while they are in carup. AZ
We understand the measure all the
resident old soldiers Of the state are
entitled to this trip, the sum at hand
being sufficient for all. -Carrlngton
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27
NEEDL ESS PROFITS.

An excellent illustration Ut the
manner iii which the "middleman" in
general operates and Of the injustice
of his profits, has been offered by u
case" against an express company Ia
Minneapolis. Quite recently resi-
dent Of that city presented to tina
company package to be delivered
to an address in another town. The
charge was forty cents. AS it hap
pens the sender had the package al
dressed to himself. and his surprise
can he better imagined than describ-
ed when he received it thru parcel
post, by which method the company
had sent ii at cost of q cents.
With minimum Of trouble the ex
press company made profit Of Il
cents on the transaction. Had the
man sent 1t ty parcel pest direct ne
would have saved that profit for him.
self.
In much The same way the middle.
man, or rather the middle men are
exactlng profits on all sorts Of COM
modities and increasing the prices 70
the ultimate consumer. Foodstuffs go
through certain specified channels in
order to get from producer to con.
su1ner, and at every twist and turn
an additional cost is placed upon an
article.
When We arrive at more direct
method CT getting commodities from
the farm to the family a great stride
in reducing the cost of living will
have been made.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27

A reader of the Independent i'll
commenting on our editorial Of last
week relating to the vice commission
sug gests that while low wages may
have something to do with young wo
men taking the downward path, he
believes that the men themselves are
the cause OF nine-tenrhs OF instances
where girls have become denizens OF
the underworld. "Goosebridle," these
moral perverts." he declares, land you
will have practically solved this ques.
ton of immortality" Why, out here
in North dakota, young women have
no complaint Of the wages offered,
nor are good paying positions scarce.
and yet considering our population,
just as many women fall in the west
as in the large Cities" he continued.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27

The northwet II pretty ven GOV.
cred with snow and practically Nc
farm work has yet been done. ~
some districts a large amount oil
threshing remains to be done, two
weeks run in some localities and
practically all OF the land remains
to he plowed. Conditions otherwise
are very bright. The frost Is in the
ground 10 a Rreat depth and with the
snow on the surface. there'll be an
abundance Of moisture for the early
part OF the season. Then. too, late
season usually means big crops.
Farmers are anxious to begin work
and no time will lie lost once they
get into the fields.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27
Lane IS NOW 4
BLAckF00T CHIEF
indians Bsstow Title Of "lona
Chief on Secretary.
ALSO SMOKE PIPE OF PEACE

Head Of interior Department. Promi,.,
20 Keep Pledge With Red Msn-Crow
Chief Brings Present to Miss Nancy
Lans-His Fsaturss on New Fiv.
Dollar Bank Notes.
Washington. Franklin X. Lane. sec.
rotary of the interior, has been made
an Indian chief. In his Office he has
had bestowed upon him the title Of
"Lone Chief by a delegation of Bluck.
foot Indians from Montana, who called
to present to him pipe of peace and
buckskin tobacco bag.
After the pipe had been handed to
him Chief Curly Bear. a tall, heavy
mountain chief. stepped forth and
said:
thereafter We will call you Lone
Chief. That was the name of our
most famous chief. You will be Lone
Chief 10 US now"
Then. turning to Acting Commission
g OF Indian Affairs Abbott, hs saId:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27
USE OF OIL AS WARsHlP FUEL.
Expect to Use. 100000 Gallons Dur.
inu 1914 Fiscal Year.

Washintgon.-Naval officials estimate
that at the end OF the present fiscal
year 2O.OOO.OOO gallons Of fuel oil WIN
have been consumed in naval vessels,
or 100000 gallons more than were
used last year. and more than three
times the amount used in 1911.
These figures are considered impor-
tant as Indicating that the amount to
DO consumed during the fiscal year
1914 will reach Il total of 10000. 600
gallons, or an increase Of 500 per cent
In three years. Already six battleships
and twenty destroyers are burning oil,
and this number Will be increased by
two battleships and eight destroyers
next year.
In addition to the many advantages
which naval experts claim for oil 40
fuel, It Is pointed out that America b
the only mutton in the world with an
almost inexhaustible supply.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27
FRANKLIN (. LANE

FRANKLIN Z. LANE.
And you. too. must have an Indian
name. You are short Of stature. 80 We
will call you Little Chief"
II take your pipe" said the secre-
tary. .'as pledge between u.s.
know what 1t means. 1t is promise
on your part that you will bear faith
to me, aud when shake your hand
and take your pipe 1t means that l
bear good faith and good will toward
you. I have spoken to the great father
In the White House about you. You
have good friend in him. one who
VIII always keep his word. speak
for him and promise that we always
viii try to do justice to you.'
To the secretary's little daughter,
Miss Nancy Lane. who has become
much interested In indians. Chief Lit
tie Dog Of the Blackfeet presented q
pair of mocassins decorated with bead
work.
Chief Plenty Coups. head Of the Grow
Indians, gOrgeously arrayed for the
occasion in red trousers and an i'm
mense headpiece of feathers, presented
to Miss Nancy Il beautiful pair Of buck
skin gloves covered with One bead
work as token of his friendship.
II give these to you.' he said. las
the daughter of our father. who will
look out for the Indians interests"
Plenty Coups IL the Indian whose
strong features are seen on the new
I've dollar bank notes.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27
GET THE IDEA.

Have you been reading an account
of the investigation being carried on
in Chicago by the illinois vice com.
mission aS to the low wages being
paid women. and the unfortunate ut.
tendant results? II you have you 10
doubt read the testimony of the gen.
tleman who owns and represents
Sears, Roebuck & Co., wherein he
stated that the company cleared up
something like $7.0o0,Ono in dividends
last year, and incidentally that the
clerks employed were paid as low as
81. 90 per week. Also Mr.. Horn, vice
president Of Montgomery, Ward &
CO., stated that So week was plen-
ty for a girl to live on even "adrift"
froE her parents, and he quoted her
weekly spending thus: Room rent
AMI board 81 90; coffee and rolls, 40
cents, luncheon 80 cents dinners
81. 10. carfare 80 cents. clothing and
tnc,deutals, $40" The commission
has an idea according to Mr.. Thorn,
a rather foolish idea. that the mini
mum scale fer women should te $l2
a week and he desired to show that
the premises Of the commission were
wrong. Montgomery. Ward & Co.
employ 1873 females and the first
fgures given, testified Mr.. Thorn
were the actual expenditures Of one
of those employees; another employee Of
MONTGOMERY, Ward & Co., spent as
follows: Room and board. So. 50.
laundry, 20 cents; carfare, 20 cents;
clothing and incidentals SO 80 cents
savings Is cents" The total Of this
last is S795, which leaves FIVE cents
out Of IS, and one ofthe members of
the commission remarked grimly that
the girl probably spent 1t fr:volously.
or added it to her savings. The earn.
ings Of Montgomery. Ward & Co. for
last fiscal year were something like
$4,000. 900 and an added expenditure
Of SIS 900 on part of the company
would raise the salaries Of the S, S..
ST a week clerks to 10. This was
pointed out to Mr.. Thorn, but he did
not think the money might we'll be
spent N that way. Seventy-Gve thou.
sand dollars. according to Thorn's
idea. would make entirely too big
hc' y TIE 50 100000 dividends, even
tt l. II ou|d put the clerks who
l3l' : 10 ca !! that profit on a de
cent living wage. Next time you
send Your money &c Sears, Rcetuck
& Co. or Montgomery Ward & Co.
for mail order. ask them about it,
or better yet buy your goods at home
from merchants who pay living wages.
Do you get the idea?-Great Falls
Leader.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27

Governor Hanna has exercised his
right ruthiessly by cutting down many
appropriation bills and vetoing others
outright. Naturally there IS keen dis
appointment from various sections OF
the state. but we presume that it was
necessary to bring the pruning knife
into use. All criticisms Of the COVER.
nor's action should be reserved at this
time. He Is placed in a hard posi-.
ton and someone is certain to be dis.
appointed. The governor is a keen
business man and if he has exercised
his best business judgment, that is
all that anyone can expect Of him.
We note that he has vetoed the tax
commission bill, because he contends
that the commission would cost the
state during the next two years al,.
proximately $4,000.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27

A shipment Of 150 head OF young
Holstein cattle from Wisconsin ar
rived at Harvey this week for dis
tribution among the farmers Of that
vicinity. Many thousand head OF
Flooded cattle are being shipped to
North Dakota this spring, which Will
have tremendous effect upon the
dairyins interests OF the future.
North Dakota Is destined to very soon
become one Of the greatest dairy
states Of the Union.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-03-27

w. A. Peck, the B. r. a. expert
Is willing to cooperate with the far
mers in getting good hired hslp FOL
this seasons work. IN another sec
ton Of this issue you win dnd !
blank to be filled out and mailed t
Mr.. Peck. giving the desired infcr
nation. He believes no can furnish
plenty Of capable hands q fair wage
II given notice early enough !.