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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03
saefis an Qsuiraiirrtn.
q mtfttoner's Ctticr,
SamtIton cnHtn Z ~ 0.

GtncinHaft a. p. TlcrH 1913.
8erfteaeIte anasbote pegoen eni.
esaeHaenUmmeH In Der Gfiice bes Soarb cf
6ounin Gommiiiteners Bis Z SrPiice, ben %.
aprtI 1913 nm ~ nbt giiiiags, fur bic mad
.teheune IpnHih,arbeif:
HemdB ben Epfstfifniicueu so. i3o-5iir bic
aerheHcrung bon Slapih Rnu 0iis bon Der
Nincnuuti aercnra1ionslnie bis @eet gpas.
in Teibi IoFpufhip.
rte arbeit bal Al asfceeber In .iicbersinftsm.
NINA init ben gIdueu urh spestfiaitenen.
ioeilbe iett aIflienen tH her Cftee hes tourh Of
Gcunit tcmntiiitoners
ale Mnaebote miiiien nu' 1orur loren aitsee.
ferIilt fetH, ipeIts tn Der Ef'lrc bee eoaro sf
Eourfn gommihionerF an hGbeut iinb, uro be-
aleiiei feiu BON einem soHb IN BET Sche ncr
eiuiauienb sl 600 .ool TouGrS NIT ltpei oi'
ten uRe penitGsnheg slroeu ol5f Sterpeti. bab
Der 4ieter ben stpriraif eineebsr Vttb slir SINS
fiibruna her arbeii I'm Bale brr'eIbe ibm siI'
erlnuui ipirb
lie Gourtn gommiTioners, HebcIicn ith has
g7eei bot irgeusen cner bile HHessoie gu
perfpeIfen
Sm Nu'iroee bes Ponrb cff feaHttion goanio
gcmmiTioueTS
gtGnIen Giratle Frdftbent.
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Rsfis fsr 0sssras,srer.
mitftouers Dfftet
3 q 1T lion Y i:Itb. Chi o.

9amiItoH q aatb Che.
0tnetHHaii. Clio. 20. w.ats 1913.
1rrftese!is uRasbots uelesn sns..
eeecrceuonneH In her Gffles bes Boagb Of
9cuntn QomuiiIipneTS bis Sre1Iag, ben is
apr.l 1913. uui II u5r gsiftcGs, far bic Hao.
tlebeubf 9oaHips arbe,i:
0emab ben tDestitiationen SO. o.,4oS--5lr bic
BerteneruHn bon EcJ upenne. pen albion
Blaze. 0lsneoIe, bis 1000 5as 6klld In Eeta.
more Icfpnfbls.
Tie urbesi bat su geffsben IN rebrsiHittab
uyuHe nit Zen Hlhneu uuc Epess'ttuttcHeH.
,psl&e issi In btr Tf'iee ess BodIb of asanip
xcmmiitt tonsrs anfltteeu.
Gle Anesbots u1ifen an' goruHgneH cusss.
terflai iein. ne!te III Der Effies beS Eoart o.
9cunis QomuttfflonetS su teben itna uio BE-
elsifet fein rcu elHt.a Bofo iT SsiIGGe ben
fnMfbmoert lft'0c .Uo) Tcuatc. nit Grci gs.sH
unp eenugeHbeH Elrasu, ale Si&uAl. 1eaI
brs her G,stet oen aonirafi eiue.Stn tpire sar
auttasrun9 Der ar6st. TN acas bs1feIbe sbu
saerfGant fpire.
lie Gountp 1onlmi'fipnsrs hebol.sn flo ,eaa
HsHt boz. tresEeein eber Gle stmssbcses u
oerfperfen
ON aafirase sss gsdre,ci ean.itpn galn,s
xommifionerf.
etanIss efrusIe, Rrattsenf.
6ttef: utberf aetnba ro l. Qlert
2Q.27,Alo
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9otis fiir qsntraftpreH.
mmifftoner'e rfitte,
S1mtIicH GoHHtb. Gbtn,

W. y " v q " " I ~ Ql
Gtnetnuaii rbic. 90 4gdrt 1914
Beraiegelte dngchots trerneH ent
GegcHaeHnmneH In oet Gffiee bes 9'uaro .,
gouutu 9nmmifiionsrs bis ssreitaa, oen IS
Mpr'l 1913. I'M ~ lihr DhiiGge, fit bic nnEt
tiebenbe qouHlh.Nrbeii.
6emdb ben Spcsi'tiniioHeH go 425-T Tiir BIZ
1eerhefsrana nca gtu Roah, bon Der edmiIioA
wife bic slr Butler 0ouHip einte. TN SptiHe'
feb z0nufbip
3te arbeit bat an aei3ebcu In lietereiuiiin
muilq init ben 4idueH HIlb <pe4tftfuttenen.
irelGe iegt on'ieaen in Der Etiice osS Bcarb ci
GpuHtp 9oulufiNionete
alc aHeebolc ftifiieu air Sorunlore ousae'
ferliat feiH. tpeitbe in Der Cf'ice oes 9oagb ~
gcunia 9ouruli NoHeFs su tnhen fro unb be-
alstici fefn bon eineE 9cRo ir bet Sdbe ncn
;ipetionsuh - 100000 Toilars nit suel au'
ten uub aenhaenoeu ElrGeH ale Elterhei SGs
Der g'teitr ben a0ftraii elnaeben lptrb arr aus'
fhbrina her arbeii. I'M Sale berielbe itm sa'
srsduHi frire
Die Gcunin gcmmigicners rebaliea Iib sas
Redi pct. iteeHbsin oeeE ALE aIipe5cit su
nertperten
Sn aa'iroef ses goars Of SamiI;en gcuntr
Qommtfiicrers
Etduleh EtrubIt. QtdHbeni.
aiist; aIberI ReiHbnrei gtert.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03
asti, on Qrntrn'tpreH.
9 NJ lfttonets { E''tec,
Samiiton qenRto. Cbto.

I = 2 q
Samiifon gpn9tb Chic.
Qtnciunutt, a.. p glars 1918
merFteqeItr anae''b c:e 'peroeE en-
aescnaenomHer In her Ch'ics nes aoote .
Coanth GommiilioneEs bt9 frctiaG. ben 25.
april 1918. nm ~ Mr. agitags FIR bic ndt'.
ifbenhe gouafhseirbett:
Gjerds Der Epestiiioaiouer sa. 4i3--Iar bic
Rerteferuua bon ber Earb AgiH Apab. bon ber
Sinie Roao bic 2ur Snoianu Sinaislinie, IN
Rbiippnier To'5fiibip.
Tie srbeii bal IN ecFfcbcn TN litheretuftina
;uunu mii ben ben RFHcU ruh Grefifisaiioner.
iueIde iest IN Der GStcs bes Hoort of Icuuio
Goulniin toner's auflrgu.
lie aHaebote usiEfier 0n' TormrIorer ousss.
fert;ai feiu. ipsIhe in ybcJ Cffiee nss gonrb OF
Gouaiu Gommiaiovsrs sg 5abeH ano. Hnh te.
aleitei feir bon sirem pgap IN Der Snnrrhe bon
'hrfburhcrt $500 Coz I nnrs. INF, 1pci euita
uuo aeHaaerhen @irasg. bat Der sieir ben
apnlraii einaebsH MIRO sur dusfntrIUG Der
erse.i iui faTLt herfetp ibm yrGrfnuui ipiro.
9ie gounft eemmimoHers bsbdiier Sd eae
sedi Dor. irgpaeiu etgr ale a7ecboie su osr'
fperFen
On slu'tr9es bes ganre o. qeuHis Gcmntf.
ncrers bor Snmiliar fouH;n ~bie
EfaEleh SfrubIs eTdneeHf
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&c mtfftpusrs Office.
e @ III iltcH CONNIE. Ebt1.

W. ~ u y " u ~ "
0iuctrnnti O.. 27 mora 1918.
8srftsesits aneebcie rcereeH ssT'.
aeaengenoulrnen In b,r Esf,es bee Rcarb q
eonnip GomutHionere sic Freiiae. eer %
spriI 1918 um 70 llr Gpiiioes. fGr ete nab
iieheube Qounth.elrbe
Ger6t ben Epesitlaiionen 30. s.T-rnr a;,
Rrrbeferuua Ger lHfrp Qlnt RnGb. bon
FthQe Mesnue hr btc MnennF fStIber.rr)
In soeamore lruh Cc.irbio Tcrurfbps
Tie urbsii hat az sefHeeer IN ueoeretrf.tTn.
rusna mt ben 9lhfeu nuo Spssi'tsaitpneu
tpel6f feet IN Der G'tes bee Boab Of gogptt
" QeTEftriorers aa'liegsu.
Hut Gneeboie mlNfn au' Eormnldrs disne.
neide iept III ber Cfice bee @oart cf QouHil
Gounfn gomuriHionerB su babtu hne. urb &c.
cIsiiei ttin bon eineTv Scub IN ber Surlre Bon
gfpsiinlfeuo (S2 600 O0l Tounrs urif sspei guierl
tnHh eeria.gber s-n. aen ais eE1srbe.i bat
her Rieter ben senrr az stneeben mtre snr Euss
fabruna bsr Grbsii i'm Sale bsrfelte tsn suer.
fcnus rtrb
9te Gounfn Qonrrtif.cners bsboIier NA bns
Rect Dor. irafnosiH cher aus Exsetots su
ssrfpsrfen
GorimfNiorerf
etanIsp gfrusIs prhHeent
Gftsff: aIbert etHtarbf gier.
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O Il n ftieer 3ufall.

0aft (bem ein gilIarbfpieIer beim
3urldtreten nit benz Queue In ben
Wunb fdbr.): Yebnsn sic iin bod et.
tpas in uht, mein 6err! Wenn itt iebi
niM strabt sfsGtnt bdttt, bonn tdttea
Sk mir fSmmsIi&e UorDst1d4as stn,
otisSteni.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03
Rssis tsr asssssfssssn.
6amIli0H Geartp, fbto.

- MSkIoE 20AEIQ, Lplas.
gsritsaslts gnsebots rsssen snt:
gountp QoH,niffioners bse 8 rsiiae. ben is.
apyil 1918 um II ubr Miftaes, fur he HoN.
fiebenbe ADunin.arbeif:
oemdb ben Epesiftigficnen 30. 43T-1Jlr Die
9er5et'erung bon 4heitsr Hpefiuf, BON, Staror
Aoenle bic eur Butler Gcunio g.t.e, IN gnsa.
more xpfpnfbip.
Die arbsii bat 81 eefAen In lebs1clnisim,
n1isn9 mt ben Eldren imn gpssivAa.tDisen
nei6e tesf IN Der rf'ics be1 9oarb ~ vouHus
Qnrurtftoners nAfittHeu.
isrtigf fem, pelHs In trr rffife bef Ro1lo y,
aaaniv yomn.iiheners sn knben iinb, uni Be.
einianere tsi.0ooo ool 0ouars mis ssIei anfsr
unb genagerbeB Riupm, bat bsg bisfsg oer.
RcnfIoff xtugrcen laib bte aroetf ruSsEpren
ntEo tT Ualie esrfelbs lbnl suerff,nHf piEp. !
Tie QounfB uomfntiftoucr1 hsbntfn flo nas
sse6t Dor, iSpsnoetn sbsr ale nn0bofs su
Sm hursras sss '~sass 81 eausiiSn,g gsunsv
sa.ms Liss..::s &:,.ss,.i.3...,9a;;E
,
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Gu perfanien-@irtbidait.

8 mes aaHgbare 22iubftaft mtl Sams al.
Tex Etnne: araH'beifAhalber ga fstgaueH
BET 8, 8. stiebemanH. i09 g9eii Q. Sirahe
QopiugtoH. ap. Ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03
Sobesanseisen.
siarb am Rienftoe, ben i. MprlI 1913. uu
fouife q. funheahsimer,

ST. Qehensinbre. Eie Geerbieina finbet fiat
ppm Irnnerbaiiir aus, qurnb doenne, Igaluut
Stus. am Grettae. oea q. slpriI, nm 2 ii5r
aatmttaes. @eerbisuna pricat. Bite, ieine
GIuiuen 8.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03
H.IHLEk DORF.
2ei6enbefatter.
45pne Gin 231.
Waaes 30.
21orwooo uxo 2seaoins, 09io

bic bic gin5elheiten einiser Der rei3s
bolliten gpohen bes StGbtetpefsns in
fih Dereinist unb trotbem nod etpas
gang gigenes gs.porben liz.
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Verlauat - inonnlidl.
Snnas. Elm outer fiarfer. nr Ssrner an tei.
g.egn inb TN SahfH sn nIleier Rafh il'ra,
Gen be. 3obH q. Hstrrtc. so7 Iain Cir.
Jnuee 10 cher j. Sabre CIT. Em eiu pntes
SGrbper. IN e'net oriiften g5erihdiie 81 let.
neu. aa1Safraeen NIT safer peet 4sniier-
Z. GletH & @ro. Cpii:er. ass Iaes Sitabe.
30-5a
----------------------- ---------------------
eoeer. tHraer. as hslfte SaHb On SroS
RntsAisagen 1910 g9aifTni Str. Sf0tften
gHe 30 rbr Woresns II
9tn 9uHet bsr effpas bon Der sd1erst Der.
fiebi or Arnn urb @elis .. AUpf. 1850
Qopf CTR. Camp GaitinetnT wlGR usoms
Qolerain CAT l.
SnbrmaHn, srtabrsntr, auf stnem ggobeI.
fpneeH. 2ii Atf Canal Sir l.
tn eirem gasirssfhh'i nnsiid ~ maten,
i2os nire Ctr. IL
Siartsr 3unss um i'm qaben bernm sn
eEbsiien.- g,af,niruceH Lei 3obn Selling &
Con 222 Git 8. Cir. i
7entf6er maHu rub srau. nm sls gab.
yung elmer fieiuen Sarm su iibFrufbMeH;
mfHeH yr'Gbfuna Huh cute GrpefhluneeH sn
ben 9o6suitngen IN Der 1at.on goaI &
2roN eo Ii2 Jst't Aatl Bart Sise., & uiIe
Grnsr aLaffs gaubmaatr s2s SpuolOlp
ape. Clifton
Geriangf-iueibli6.
@sab6en far ecnsarbei,. no. ii2 on ilni.
befftip sne. 9ine1itfteu Gar. f-3s
81 o tin. erfcbrene: fein gRdf1en eieie4nl,n
ertoresrlih Tel aeoH IL 4. gc ssi ana.
riou aos.. gtecnbale. 2,3t
Getftrrrdfnsrin; mub fnneu fe;n.
Gerobinos Tea Merri. 22 Of 5ani!s etpe
4.
@ahnsH far 1swnifnirs.arbeif: CATER 9shm
an sas ridiiaf Waenen; neiHs 5smilie. SO.
SIS wisHwesS Ass.. ApsakaIs. IL
q Ieutf6es Tisnffmabdsn far aesp6bnlifs
nanSctbsii. auier ecbH; fIeine Jrmilts. @lnH
,preSs e. e'r I,,, Hn emg,tslunssn la 1S. 1907 TsE
I@asasn, nm BET Der eausasbsii Gu bsifen
SO. ! 9IermoHi SIai g2ocbburH abe EHo
mscglslau CIR. CT J3ainui 0ias.
fir anasmeins earsarbeti: gonislit
BON brst 9rspafisHsR. 3ss2 9eaeiug acae.
.Iab6eH 'ir anasrsine Sausar6eit tn elner
iIeinsn E1miIie. e33 Sut4ine aSe.. aooa'
bale
Ig grfnbrenes meaD6fn FIR SanSarbei.: feiT
ssafAan. surLef nne Gorfttrn eps. 6lets
Inge abs. Car
sg ab osn fir eausarbeti; istn Gattsn.. &c.
aslH cter 4anSxstnteen. c1e 2ubicr Gos.
Clifton.
.mabnsn for 0ef6srrrofAsn $500 nintcn
slpe., caistu.
Mdb6en 'ir nIaerieipe saasarteif: sein
gp0l6tH cher Eaoein. 3l5s Ws1bsfeH Aoac,
EofIgn.
fAetfere fsrau. speI4e sine gtt.e 6strsafb
OUT ben lnres rrauf6,t: fs.nsr eotu- abrsfs
fire: Iaor AcfsnterG, V. g. Scr l2. Eprine.
I9fs. aentu6p.
Wra ftneusM sMHbden or si56sr: euter
eobn: 'isiiae arbeti. 1885 gremen Ctr. tn
q Etcd
%ntrs sRhbeb n ffis nQafmeins eausnrbels
2s34 20. Sngieilee dee.. ct GnfHut eiHs.
1euff0es gedo0en far eaassrbesi. 1891
@ate ctr.
k@hb hb6 en- fnr oanSdrbsii. e12 Mp6bais ap.
Nbonbnie.
EMAhGsn FIR aIeensine 4Gm1eytsif oed
h!Asesa 'at sVssasaas 4a.Sessas i1Sssa.
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geb. Surtprt
pcIiebe GaiitH bon SrcHf Qaue TN alitr bon
"a 3Gbren @eerbielHe yrei'ag. ben glpril
1918. 9ntmitiaas lbt bon ser adreue Der
qei6eubeiiatier @uie & ScteuaRn aus.
Sreunbe finh ooflttfi etneelaSsu. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03
i3n prmietben-WeIferei. ,Sarm.

ageirfgeb FGrn. 9cI@t Wseeer, EoHb
etg. aeahinn Rcas. 2.3.6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03
Garl 6tusr,

i'm 20. Qebensidbre Tte @eerbieuue finbel
f.oit an Sreiiae, ben 4 aprtI geatmittnQs I'M
ubr. BON Irauerbanfe aus, fpotu Deripanoi'
uno istelinbe ohne nettere Roii5 bofIi1i: et:i'
aelabeI ftro bon
II Ten frauernhru StuterbItsbtnen.
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i'm slIter bon IS Sobrsn; eus aiscrosst. acm,
tat SoroniaI. unsaru. Die 9eis Der 2rauer
'eterIi6ietien tpiro fbdier beianHt eepia6t.
II lie traHernheu cintrrtltebtneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03

suuaes nRann ben 20 SabTen ro6is 6cs
0roerra. cher Sisit4stgeffa'i srierren: II
ein rpeHtg etHasartsiiti. GTeo cril. 242
saeit 3. Ctr.
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Observation-Disclosures


agaru uun IraI fl.fen Eieue In eiH@g
Wgirufs fsssumilte---bis Gruu ale aJtln. bcr
n1lGnn flir 5aass Hrb GallepaTtdi. J. e.,
i0i ,SiHhiGh ctr.
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goItber Dentfntr. ipsibgr bic giuios
Shule befnt. BAT fuhi Eisaune nis 4ba''
'sas. tess Central Eee
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&atharims TbsobaIb ,
9p[tph aaarn.

Starb unertpariet am TieHffag, ben g. gprtI
1913, Hnfer aeIiebter qrlesr Neffe unb E6pa.
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Starb am m2onioe, ben 81. mara 1913. glor.
ocnE nm 6 ubr, In feiuer 9spbnune, 30. 1924
GItrt Stcnte ui;fs= inuiBfieeItebter gaite, 20.
ter ure Rrubcr
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Sunae. Elm nIticr Hdrfer I'm Tsrfser an ret.
r.egr une I'm gahfH sn orfeiieH Raft il'Ia.
Gen BET 5obH q. @etcrtc. so7 sIain Cir.
Boa
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Neuer M obus.
.Wub BET Gun nu6, am Stomms
tii6 Gtr0fe soblen. psr az frat
loutmt71
i sslsiar asss- -'usssja- isat ssltl@
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Gsntftss TaabHsn fldi Eisns fEr aues
metEt eagscrbsii. iios EoE. Cir, z. Sic-
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Jnrae 10 cher i Sabre CIT. em eiu pntee
SGrhper. N einer opiiften gge,ifiaiie ~ isE'
neH. 5ia1Sa'raeeu NIT safer peet Atuiiet.
Y. GletH @ro.. Gpit:er. ass Iaes SlEabe.
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etarb ON Riiipo9. ben q asrtI 1915
Inn ubt WsorgeHs,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1913-12-11
WILL ENFORCE
LABELLING LAW
STATE SEED COMMISSIONER
GIVES THIS NOTICE REGARD
ING GRAIN SOLD FOR FEED

The North Dakota Pure Seed Law
demands that: each and every
package or lot Of seeds, excepting
only garden seeds in a packet or pack.
age Of one pound or less whether in
package on bulk, which is sold, Of
fered or exposed for sale by any per-
son, firm or corporation in the state
of North Dakota shall be plainly,
legibly and indelibly labeled in En-
plish on the exterior of The contain
er with a written or printed label.
Such label shall show:
First. The commonly accepted
name of the kind and variety of seed.
Second. The full name and address
Of the person or persons, firm or cor
poration selling. offering or exposing
the seeds for SALE
In the case of mixed seeds the label
should show the correct. common
names Of the kinds or varieties of
seeds composing the mixture.
Uncleaned seed sold as seed for
sowing purposes must be labeled "Un-
cleaned seed" and must not be sold
or delivered without the consent Of
the purchaser.
There has been good deal Of COM
plaint this wear that some Of the per-
sons who have sold seeds have neg
lected to comply with the law in re-
} spect to putting on the tag or. label
the name of the grain which is in the
bag. AS State Seed Commissioner
! I have aimed to give every person an
opportunity to become acquainted
with the requirements of the law in
labelling the other matters which they
have not been in the habit Of carrying
out previous to the enactment of the
| law
There has, however, elapsed plenty
of time for every one to become ac-
ouainted with this labelling feature.
1t is necessary feature OF proper
seed inspection. 1t is necessary for
the proper protection of both buyer
and seller. Therefore, l ask that all
parties either buying or selling
seeds, aid in enforcing this feature
of the law.
The labelling requirements apply
to all parties who sell seeds for SOW
ing purposes and I will be glad to re-
ceive proper information regarding
the neglect to carry out this neces-
sary feature of the law. Let us put
the seed business in North Dakota on
reliable. systematic basis. This
wear we shall attempt to rather rig
idlv enforce this clause of the law
along with other features.
A COPY of the law as amended and
modified by the last legislature, will
he sent to all parties interested.
H. L. Zollev, Botanist and State
Seed Commissioner.
Agricultural College, P. O., N. Oak.
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DILLON'S DYING STATEMENT

DlLLONs DfINV 81 az r''r1<h - ,.4h
mortaly wounded near deaC
mako the following diving That Ceve Culbertson who stood
and whom identified IN the presence Oh
who shot me yesterday
e oo in the afternoon Tuesday 1918 My first
ouantance with eight o'clock the day ne not me
He at home renamed IN
while asked for work @ hed ann MN no M - % bo
VITA me tne
barn. as thought wanted the work done stepped into
of this stopped down to pick up my ot
STOOD
daev back of five feet of when stopped 1or
Alter woke
cawed out excucatng pain trying get
paralyzed and
able to oct on ca Of the barn and around TO- the
other dreadful lald n !
Drake took to John D1ons nome
Iknowt that the who shot
Dated 22nd day of October 1913:
of October 1913
when D. T. signed foregoing dying declaration and IN our
same and stated therein true OF ms own
He believed he mortay wounded
and that would die That at the Tune
knew fully what ne DONG
Dated 22nd day of October, 1913
H Moellrng. James K1lshaw
E. Distad, M. D. j. H. Drake
M. D.
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and that DR.. Dillon was there. he
went home about dusk and about ten
thirty he was awakened by someone
calling him. He got up am went out
and found his cousin with Mr.. Drake
who brought him there in his buggy:
Dr.. Dillon called to him saying, ~
am shot all to pieces and my family
is killed." He said he carried Dillon
into the house and put him to bed
Then he and Drake, upon request OF
the injured man, went back to see
if they could find Leila. They went
and got Ole Quale and then searched
around the Dillon home: Arriving
there they went into the house, find
ing all the doors open, and upon 60
ing into the bed room they found the
13-year-old daughter, Leila, lying at
the foot of the bed in pool of blood
She was shot through the breast
They then went out and found the
body of Mrs. Dillon lying about halt
way to the barn. They covered the
body with blanket. Dillon testified
that Mrs. Dillon had been shot. ne
stated that Mrs. Dillon was lying or
her back when he saw her but that
Mr. Drake said he turned her over
and that she was lying on her face
when he found her. She was shot II
CONTINUED on page y
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ORGANIZED CLUB

Supt. Schollander of the expert
mental farm and Farm Expert Hall,
attended the meeting in the Palmer
school house Tuesday evening and or
ganized farmers club. There was a
fine large and enthusiastic crowd
present and an organization was soon
perfected. The club will be known
as the Muddy Valley Farmers Club
and they start out with about twenty
members. The following officers were
elected: w. H. Posey, president;
Larkin Hart, vice president; John
Fagen, secretary; Mrs, l.. c. Hollar,
treasurer.
The executive committee is compos-
ed of the following members: w. A.
Palmer, C. O. Hanna and Mrs. Myrtle
Jeffrey.
The first meeting Of the new organ
ization will be held on December goth
beginning at ten o'clock in the morn
ing and an excellent program is be-
ing prepared.
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ney for the defendant admitted that
in his opinion Culbertson did the
shooting but claimed that he was in
sane at the time and not responsible
for his actions.
The testimony in the case was all
in and the arguments taken up this
morning. Attorney Burdick made a
strong talk for conviction and as an
argument against the plea Of insanity
mentioned how the defendant had
acted after the shooting. How ne
went to Ray and registered at the no.
tel. How about twelve q twelve,
thirty the news reached there and
that everyone in the hotel where Cul,
bertson had registered was excited
and the guests awakened by the noise
but that Culbertson, who had only
been in his room a few minutes did
not show up. That after the crowd
left the hotel he had come down
stairs and no one being around had
torn the leaf out of the register which
bore his name and then had gone to
the depot to wait for number four
He mentioned how, while there a
number got talking about the shoot
ing and how one man called attention
to Culbertson who was lying on a
bench with his hat over his eyes
How, while everyone else in the room
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JACK DUGAN
SOME SCOUT
A TALE OF HOW THE UNDER
SHERIFF BECAME FAMOUS
OVER NIGHT

"Jack Dugan, the worthy Un-
dersheriff of Peerless Sheridan coun-
tv. succeeded in untangling the
whereabouts IF a certain thief that
should almost warrant him a position
with the Pinkerton or Burns detective
agencies. About three weeks ago
Jack received a notice from the
mounted police of Canada that re-
ward of 5000 would be paid for in
formation leading to the discovery of
a man bv the name of v alker, who
had been working for C. H. Buck near
Wilcox, Sask., and who on his de-
parture stole a horse, buggy, harness
and rife. Mr.. Dugan went quietly
to work on the deal and after learn
ing that the horse and buggy had
been sold to farmer living about
ten miles north of this city, and later
the rifle had been sold to L. G. Zied-
ler, one of our local hardware men,
he continued on the path and in short
time he found the man wanted was
none other than Cleve Culbertson,
who is being held at Williston on the
charge of numbering the Dillon fam
ily near Ray, N. D., about a month
ago. ."-sheridan County News.
Yes, Dugan is some scout, all right
But it so happens that after Deputy
Strom had notified the Canadian au-
thorities that the man they were seek
ing was in custody here and had To-
Gated the horse and buggy and rifle
he met the worthy undersheriff OF
Peerless Sheridan in Plentywood and
before he could convince him that the
man wanted was safe in the Williams
county jail he had to take him around
to the hardware store and show him
the rifle. Yes, Jack is some ferrit ano
no doubt a worthy member of the Boy
Scouts of Peerless Sheridan.
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got up and talked about the shoot
ing this man never moved. Later
when everyone went out Culbertson
hurried from the depot and went
around behind the train and later
was seen boarding the front end of
number four. The states attorney
claimed that all these actions tended
to show that Culbertson realized what
he had done and was in his right
mind and planning his best to es-
cape.
Attorney Spencer for the defense,
made an able talk for the prisoner,
claiming that while the evidence prov
ed he was the guilty man it at the
same time went to prove that there
was absolutely no motive proven or
shown tor the shooting and that the
prisoners every action since then and
during the trial went to prove that ne
was insane. Spencer's plea took up
the time of the court until noon and
at one thirty the states attorney took
up his closing address.
John Dillon was the first witness
and he testified as to where he lived
being eight miles north of Ray, and
to his being a second cousin to Doc
T. Dillon, the murdered man. tie
gave the location of the house ano
distance from the main road OF the
murdered mans house. g
He testified that on the 2lst OF Oc
tobeas heaAlad been at an auction sale