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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-02
Prices

BELOW WE GIVE A FEW OF OUR
PRICES WITH MANY OTHER
GOODS OF EQUAL QUALITY AND
PRICE.
QUALITY OF GOODS IS THE
FIRST THING WE LOOK AFTER
AND THEN THE PRICE TO MEET
YOUR. APPROVAL WITH A GUAR.
ANTEE THAT EVERYTHING
WILL BE AS REPRESENTED.
THESE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY
Is pounds Sugar for. ...$l.0C
Fest Butter, per lb. ......... &C
Cottolene, 10 pound can ...... l.25
Cottolepe, s pound ........ b(
Snowdrift, 10 pounds ........ Lie
Snowdrift, s pounds ........ Al
6 cans Baby Size Cream. .... 20
Octagon Soap, 6 for. ......... rs
Ground Coffee, per pound 80. .2b
Sweet Corn, 3 for ........... rs
Best White Meat, per d. -. .l6
8 gal. Kerosene ............ so
Compound Lard, per ID. ...... ~
Feed STUFF Is our specially. We are
out on South Florida avenue. But
call us. We deliver the goods
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Sub pukntu.
n6nGpnt til Golitidei. s

ltbnGpnt til EoIitidei. s. 81.
Slafion err bIepen ubnRont til Gbief
for 8oIitippienet / Surlep.
Cab peb Gpnneblag. Spp SeIte,
pGrb minoit $1,000, blep forIeoen
orGbte al Spnet mebens De er9s.
iebe | Ell Sapnegong nar Hocfbam.
Carer falber for 9pinbebaanS.
Or. 6. 8. Woore, Statspeterin9r
og 29rer peb Den oeterinpre afoe.
ling al Citizens 2anbbrugsifole /
groofingS, bIeu Wanbag sliten paa
ct Sotel / Stour SAILS ifubt pg sie.
bliftelig orebt al Wrs. Wae Grams
at aberdeen. 4pinoen bapbe Der.
paa rettet Saabret mob iig iclp og
bar osenoe bragt til Soipitalet. gn
bemmelig Observation-Disclosures iiees a.
bore Srageoiens Spbao. Or. Woore
e~fterlaoer fig / groofings Suitru %
ire Born, meoens airs. Grams
Wfano, en- ltng Barber, for 9tebIif.
leI Ute Dar at ftnDe.
&iharbs 9op ignpreres. geb llb.
napnelien afg. S. gngler til 8oit.
meter / Spstpid bar B~rpiibent 8iI-
ion OF Eoitmeiter General 9urIe Jon
isnoreret ben iaafalote Hidaros Sob
ON galg al Boitmeitre peb Trimar.
oalg. Com Ell Brspe for ben me
Sop bleO Der / Siptpib ofboIbt Bri.
mGrpalg, bpori DOG Wr. gngIer al
ben oemofratiife Organization blep
beororet life at beltage. 2ige efter
galget bIeo en- delegation ienbt til
@aibington for at proteitere mob
englerS ubnGonelie, men label
oenre Froteit iom 8aIget blep isno.
reret. @nglers llonepnelie aniees
iom ct Sorbiaebe paa bporban De
ANDRE Observation-Disclosures i Staten
lfal bei9ttes, og oct er en- Seier for
Den mlperenoe bemotratilfe Stats.
organization.
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SfpIge WebbeIelie fra gatenf.@h.

SlPiSe 0teppeIet'e IIu YuIeIlI'AOs
oofoterne @intamion & @er6ant,
CIR. 925-933 IetropoIitan 2ife
gIbe. (fsr Guaranty 2oan) 0tnne.
apoIis, @tnn., er / BEN forIsbne l1se
fsIeenbe Gatenter tiIbeIt Minneiota
oe 9afota Spftnbere:
Charles L. Amen, Carthage, S. D.,
Grain Cleaner. Gebbard c. Bohn, St.
Paul, Mimi, Refrigerator Car. Governor
L. Brewer, Beach, N. D., Toy. Ellis worth
A. Cunning, Minneapolis, Mimi, Anti
slipping Device. Howard L. Fisher, St.
Paul, MINI, Pencil. Joseph G. Huss
and W. A. Smith, Minneapolis, Mimi,
Soil Pipe Fitting. Louis w. Klug,
Woonsocket, S. D., Seed Corn Rack and
Stand. David S. Mccain, Ambrose, N.
D., Subsoil Disk. VIM. R. Paisley,
Lewisville, Mimi, Rural Mail Delivering
and Collecting Apparatus. John A.
Peterson, Minneapolis, Mimi, Monoli-
thic Concrete Wall. Simeon F. Pierce,
st. Paul, Mimi, Trimmer for Pastry
Cones. Fridolin Schimmel, Faribault,
Mimi, Lock Nut. VIM. A. Sorg, Mime
apolis, Mimi, Propeller Means for Self
Propelled Vehicles. Erick J. Swedlund,
Williston, N. D., Gearing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30

Der oil maaife tages SoranitaItnin.
ger I'll at Sorretningen iorti9ttes.
Wislpffet Eoitrspcri. Rot iii
Wanoag bIeo Der siort ct misIpffet
Sorleg paa at rspe Boitfontoret /
Satttelo, beIiggenbe ii WttI fra Ssono
On Sac. % Boltmelteren ON Mor.
genen toni til lit &ontor, fanot ban
Yeitgeltabets Ssr bengenoe / en-
San9iel og SnbbruoSperftsi ipreot
ooer belle @llpet. SSqrgen 8enae eaer
andre Sproigienitanbe iopnes, oo
Hsoerne bar uoen SpiI bIepne
IfrGmte, iaa De bapoe taget SIuaten,
~efterlaoenbe oft lit gerttsi.
gaaStraiifen iinfet. SsfsIae 81.
t%erretninger til aoneresman6 Gid
al ga crosse, bill Der iaar inqen al.
minoelig gaaotraiif bIipe paa mis-.
iisitppiflooen fsr iibIt / Sunni, ibet De
neoenfor aeofuf nerenoe 9aabe life
fan fon1me giernem De rlpe SIuier
peo ben oerpRrenbe 9emnina for
ON en- Waanebs Si6. Sen beie
ganbitano bar iinfet arbeibet paa
Den itore 9Gmnins peb 8eofuf, og
ingen gaab fan pasiere bette Steo
for DC pIanIagoe Sluier er ferbige.
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mtrht9un
9IeS g(Ippr tiIGSit. 0e

glep Ilpur tiliibit. 9en lille 9.
aarige gariuIa Iapotte / Detroit
latte Ssnoog aften 2ipet til, efter /
Ssbet al Sagen at babe peret uoiat
for en- bel Reffe ulpffer. Set be.
gpnote ON Worgenen meb at Barnet
aabneoe &ronen paa en- @asppn %
tanStes nGitcn beoibitIss. Sum fom
Jig bog burtig og fortiatte meo at
tr9ffe neo al aisffenborbet en- Gan.
De togenoe 8ano, iom bum f,ln iaa.
blot urogif oeb at blipe ifubbet til.
iioe al Woberen. Senere paa 9a.
gen iprang bun no paa @aben o.
blep fun iaapiot rpffet no al geier
for en- Iutomobtl, iaa oenne I Sar.
ten fun ~itreifet berlbes &leoer. Sm
aftenen ineg ben urolige 9ise fig
iglen no paa 8aoen, oe / rteite Die.
blif fanotes bun iom Sig. On Mto.
torcpfle bar bleben efterIabt beo
&anbitenen, og Barnet babe beb at
more fig meS benne ppItet BEN tunee
Waifine oper Jig. 9erne Gang oar
ingen &ebning muIig, ioet garnets
Sobeo bar fnuIt.
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3turn lukntu.
Nnt Iuithrs / Wanning. {

Nnt YplfHEe | utaHHiHg. TpeN
planning ifaI / CONNER foa mt
Eoitbua, % WatcrioIcrne for @p0'
niuQen er aucreoc bra8t poo Ste
set.
@ahpctpu Meicri brrnot. 6. ".
@inQS Weicri "a &cecreamfabrif
@obpcton neobrpnote it0ite StrSoaa
meO ct Sob poa $4,000. Slben bar
opitnaet res mou8elnuIoe eIettrt'te
%contn8cr.
@almanbSuerf. Tormercn Charles
Niucr pe0 Winot latte iioite SirS'
Nog So poo lit &oanin9$buS og i'm
2oope % ifiso Jig oerpaa en- Slt8lf
Qiennem &ierren. Naboer fanot
bans Sig pno Ell 6elticng uoe poo
en- Socoeoger nrr Suiene, % bar
hopbc uoen GpiI IcIo boaret beunt
Serg meb iiQ. 9aapebpguinger
brrrote tilieemeo ipu Seite, mc0enS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30

Npt Euitfpntur. goItfontor bill
mco Oct fsrite bltpe oprettet / ben
npe 9p aOams, iom er iprungen op
oeo Hortb,@ eitern Barren / 4oams
County.
@enter febt Gmbcbe. IsiembIp.
mano &. S. Sneen / Bangor iigeS
at bile bltpe ubn9ont til SoreneOe
Staters Woribal / Statells peItIige
9tItritt, tIteoetfor q. S. Stint.
8ammelt Sasbrns brGnbt. Sopn
Sagbrue / &ocf Gin, en- al De 9lb.
9pgninger / Den sitIige Del al
Eierce Gouutp, neobrGnote forriae
Sorsoags &ften nleo alt bpa0 / Den
bar. Sabet par $1,000, uoen no9en
Assurance.
8ammel Gnebuer bsb. 9Sobn 50.
len, fienot iom "Mapor / Spioer",
~ianotes iibitc Ssnbaa liggenoe beb
i jim Spite peb Spiber, / Smegnen
al aiblanb. Solep bar 70 aar
gammeI, % ban bar oe iioite ii aar
boet aIene | i'm Spite peb Spioer.
SanStes Sso / lit Sicm. GmiI
| zimmerman, en- 80 Iar ganmel
llngfarl, iom boebe alene peo 9teI.
Jon, life langt ira Wai6en Hocf,
iairotes forleoen oso / lit Siem, lio.
bcnbe peo 9oroet. Der antaseS at
bore bglgaaet ct Gsgn, iiben ban
bsoe.
Saitis Ssb. Ole Relion, en- Sar.
mer / Scwn OF Srunspicf peo eau
Claire, folSt ~forleben ON Of Sierte.
tili9loe o. bar itrar 300. San baus
SC uetop peb Sbap 2umber Co.'S
garebuie | gau Claire anbragt en-
BEL SreIoit paa lin Sosn oe itoo |
9egreb meb at itise op | Sceneu for
at fisre biem, oa ban rommebes.
Sarmerbutif gaar fallit. Den ca.
operative Buff, lom al 100 Sar.
mere err brepet | Yarf Rapibs, bier
forlcben Iuffet al fine a~reSitorer.
Sdfabet oreaniierebes for omtrent
10 aar iioen, iOet man % Tor $15..
900 fisbte &imas Sarebebolonine,
@iGlSeu aneioeS I'll $4,000. ME.
oens 9arebebolbningen er $4,000.
! aftieeierne er Sobbclt aniparltse, %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
mnntnnu.

8pbe Sbitnbiister. Sper belle
Staten bar man / @aar bapt til.
Itr9ttelig &egn og Der er ale Segn
I'll ct aronaar. Sra Billings mel.
oeS, at "turfep REQ" @interbpebe ser
bar naaet en- Ssibe al 80 CONNER
oe bar lat ar. 0enne ager bar
Iaaet iioitleoen Iueuit meo % Eunb
SGo pr. acre og bar life peret If.
rlgeret. Den pentes at bile gipe 40
Suibels pr. acre. anore arter al
Sinterbpeoe oiier ligeiaa gobe Ge.
l%llltater, og man fsler Jig forpisiet
ON, of bet sienneminitltge ubbptte
| Deaomltone Gountp, % forreIten
ODER belle BEN sitlige Del al Staten,
pil blipe me9et itsrre emo forrise
Iar.
Stor Snopanbrins. Ssfslge 81.
gaper fra Statens 9anbbrugsbureau
er Der / 2sbet Of bette aar anfonl.
met life minore en- $4,000 npe Sett.
lere til Montana, os efter en- ~fonier.
BATH @eregntng bar bisie SoIf
bragt meo Jig minbit fem Miaioner
Collars. Otter Spgooer fra oe for
ifjeaige 2anofontorer er Der i
aarets ire fsrite Waaneber giort
5,104 Someiteabentries, 327 ZEN.
tries" for 0eiertlano og 211 Fl.
Iings" inben Sfosreierper, - eaer
ialt 1862 entries. Sisie err for
bette ion1 isl9er: 1908 peo 9anb.
fontoret / SABRE, 72O peb 8lassoip
aontor / @oacp County % 692 peo
aontoret / 8reat Sails.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30

Iiston, begpnbenoe ben 9be SUM %
parenoe en- uge, meoens Gapalier
Gonntp bill babe en- llges Snititute
| Sangbon, begpnbenbe 23be sunni.
3ipioe Gountp pil baoe lit ferIte Sn.
ititute | Crosby, begpnoenbe 2ben
SSrni 90 parenbe en- llge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
Yatemter
:

FARES pg frfg.s. Gar be en- SpHubeltp Iateut.s
ben ioag. Utu gratis Bog ~forteler alt ON Yatenter.
Senb mig en- Slpantsfisie AT beres Opfinbelie itrar
ON eauet Tor Bateut. 9ateuter ffeber Sprmuer.
SIS 900 for en- CpfinoeIie, 500 90 for en- auben; 1trip
efter min frie Bog os ienb Sftsie at Seres SpFuoeIie
bag. r.. ].
81 CrIlly Building, Chicago. III.
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WiIIiam0On&M Merchant
Patent Advokater OF Solicitors,
Iss =. Wiilisnssa = Prsnh D. hershssS MinnsspsHs, Nina
Yovedkontor: s2s-ss5 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Tiual: Room 50 McGin Bldg, Washington, D. c,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30

Nedsatte Taxter sr r ss;sSaSs.a' ., .s.
DIRE sssdsr. Tortriniis Bstienins I'll nsdsatts rsItss
The 6oyd Transfer Co.. Hinnsspeih. Mi.n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30

GgmaFiueu "Susncrrcn" er mootcaer
sob GrosH. % ben er alt hi ian su1le en-
GprGi'tue al oGre. Gen sisr soSt Grbciot
pp eldr let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
mtarnnHn.

Npt Eoitfpntur. goItfontor pil
mcb oct fsrite blipe oprettet / ben
npe 9p abams, iom er iprllngen op
Oeo gtortb.@ Setter Barren / 4bams
Gountp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30

mano &. S. &neen / Bangor iiges
at bile bltpe ubnPont til SoreneDe
Staters WaribaI / Staterls beitIige
0ijtritt, iIteoetfor q. 8. Stint.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30

50 Ssuitnmmc Mrnb Nrrbtc. &c
ipuoerIcmmebe Gig al 10 0spiulmme
Wpnb, @i1iom Wei5rcr % 2e@Iie
9oraer, ionOteS iioite TrcNnQ poo
&crnboneiporct nHr @ia Stone Sin,
% Ser bar prrct roger Gull ON
bporpiNt Ger IorcIou Ell IorbrnoeIic
cller en- llIpffe. Ntau har nemllg
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-31
DAKOTA DAN BRANDED INPOS7[R
AFTER four YEARS LITIGATION

New York. They held that with the
idea of palming himself off as Daniel
Russell he had spent a long time fam
iliarizing himself with the peculiari
ties Of the Melrose home and the
early life Of young Dan. Dakota Dan
replied that Almy was fooling VIII,
liam c. Russell and had constructed
a monumental conspiracy to keep
he Russell money away from the
rightful heir.
At the trial before Judge Lawson
in MiddleseX county PROBATE cour.
many old friends of Daniel Russell
swore that he and Dakota Dan were
he same. But members Of the Rous'
reau family identified him as James
D. Rousseau. Letters from Rousseau
to his family were produced. Dakota
Dams experts Swore they were Tor
geries, that the stamps were counter
feits and that the addresses had been
written on the envelopes after the
canceling marks had been put on.
The Russell family exhibited Da-
kota Dams application for member
ship in the Woodmen Of the Word.
He had written there the family his
tory, not of the Russell family, but OF
the Rousseaus. Dakota Dams experts
said these entries also were torgcr-
les. Dakota Dan knew so much about
Melrose and the things that Dan Rus
sell had done as a boy that most or
he townspeople believed in him.
AS the case Vas nearing its close
another Daniel Blake Russell sudden,
ly appeared in Merose. He was a
California fruit grower who had lived
under the name Of Henry Johnson.
He said he was the real Daniel Rus
sell, and that he had returned home
because he couldn't let a sWindler get
the half Of old Daniel Russell's for
tune that belonged to him. This new
claimant was dubbed Fresno Dan. Da,
kota Dan vowed that William G. Rus
sell had imported him to defeat jus,
tice and that the whole thing was a
plant" a.
Judge Lawton decided in April,
1910, that Dakota Dan was an impos
or. Most Of Me-rOSe still believed
in him. On the court house steps he
shouted, 81 am the only Danny Rus
sell. My brother may deny me, but /
have the blood OF the Russells in my
veins and I'll prove it yet"
Mob Witnesses Against Him.
The crowd shouted, 1--WE bel>e
vou," gave him three cheers. ana
spent the night mobbing witnesses
'ota Dan.
The next day William C. Russell
formally recognized Fresno Dan as
his brother and announced that they
you'd divide the estate. Dakota Dan
kept on fighting and now, after three
years more, he has lost again in the
decision of Master Pevey.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-31
EugtniC Marriage law

tCUuunueu from Page one.
mony, inform the parents Of either
party of the danger.
"1he minister can hardly himself
insti ute or direct an inquiry" said
Governor Baldwin. HE can how
ever, decline to perform the cere.
mony unless he personally knows the
parties well, or is satisfied that the
woman or her friend have made a
proper investigation. Certainly he
should neve perform it for those
whom he knows to be unfit to enter
into the new relation"
Contrasting the practice in this res
pect between ancient and modern
times, the speaker said:
ut often happens that a hasty mar.
rage is agreed on, in a state where
a previous notice of some days is re
CURED, and has not, perhaps cannot,
be given. A trip to another state in
such a case, ought not, ordinarily, to
be suffered to work an evasion Of the
1cme law.
1.-THE Protestant churches, in rsfus-
ing to recognize marriage as Il sacra-
ment, have left their ministers a free
band, as long as they keep within the
law of the jurisdiction. Where either
marty to a divorce is, under the de-
cree Of the court, disqualified from
marrying again during the life of the
other, an attempt 20 do so, whether in
the state granting the divorce, or else
Wharn M Oht MIR RI h. onunto1,,ao
by any minister. A statute is of
force onl yin the +sate where it is en-
.octed. and therefore a marriage in a
etete other than that where the iudg-
men was rendered. is, at ommon law
legally valid. 1t is, however, some
thing contrary to that shirt of comfy
and mutual resDect which should al.
wavs characterize the DEALINGS Of the
authorities of ono jurisdiction with re
gard to rhe orders of those of any
other To get all the facts, nc minis
ter OUGHT to marrv a divorced person,
without first reading a copy of the
irarmpnt.
"pr+ in most of our American states
q divorce for adultrv does not entail a
prohibition Of remarriage..
"Iesus Christ accented the rules OF
civil government which he found eh-
tahlished. He was a subject of the
Dnrr"n emnire. He was for giving
70 Caesar whot belon"ed to Caesar.
pcmo ORIGINALLY committed the power
~ d'vorce at will TO the Roman hus-
hond later eit,er nartv could dis
solve the MARRIAGE relation at nlea-
sure M indic'ol decree. or action
cf anv nrh'ic authnritv was required.
The Hebrew. in this resnect if not a
Roman citizen. followed the Mosaic
law. When Jesus smoke Of the hus-
hands putting awa his wife for
aanltrv and NOTHING less. he must have
had in mind the nhwer Of the man
Under the then ex'stfnS usages OF He
brew society and religion. n'oc.cA
"-.s a 1p~ivete rirht. It proceeded
from No pnh'ic authority. To the Jew
ish husband. who could nut awav his
wife for anv carse, at his own dis
cretion, he said, that he must. to be
q follower Of His--uss tais power on
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-31

ly in ease of adultery, He did not as
sumo to pass upon what the tate
might do.
in modern times, the state denies
any right of the husband to divorce at
will. It regards marriage as a civil
contract. 1t believes it to be best to
allow the contract to be dissolved for
certain causes by al impartial public
tribunal. In taking this attitude, il
seems to me wholly within is rights
If so, a minister noed not scruple,
subject to one possible exception, t.
remalry PERSONS who have been G.
vorced, where the civil laws do mo-
forbid. The possible exception is. Of
course, where adultery occurred dur
ing the previous marriage. The e
soning Of Christ seems to me to covei
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-31

ching. or so still further and consider
If q sacrament.
mo man can be made another's
agent without his consent. No minis.
ter is bound TO marry people who, he
thinks are not proper subjects OF
marriage.
mo just analogy exists in these res
lects, between what is due from the
clergy under an established church
and that owing by Il Protestant minis,
ter in this country. The Church OF
England, before and after the era or
the commonwealth was a part of the
civil government Of England. 1t was
not a separate body. 1t had no o r
porate organization, 1t was simply
an incident Of the civil authority. It's
bishops and priests celebrated mar.
rage, Is public officers, and as the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-31
Fresno Dan Declared by CourI
10 be Zeal SIN Of Senator
D. 4. Russell

Boston, Mass, Oct. 30.-Fresno Dan
Russell has been declared to be the
true heir Of the late Senator D. b.
Russell by Attorney Gilbert A. A. Pc,
vey, sitting as master in the Daniel
Blake Russell identity case.
Fresno Dan wins the decision over
Dakota Dan, after a legal fight which
has been waged constantly since Sep
TENDER 20, 1909.
Pevey finds that Dakota Dan is jim
Rousseau. whose home was in north
ern New York until he became a
rancher in North Dakota. He has
none of the Russell family character
istics, whereas Fresno Dan exhibits
family traits to a marked degree, Mr..
Pevey decides.
The estate, estimated at $50O,0O0
has been diminished at least. S150,00O
by the litigation, it IS believed.
The Russell will case with its two
"Dans," it's conspiracy charges, in
Vulnerable witnesses ~cOntradictlns
one another, ramiications in many
states involving the highest officers OF
the Woodmen of the World, Pinher-
ton detectives and members of the
Massachusetts bar, rivals the famous
Tichborne case Of England in Devil
dering details and dramatic interest.
The man who made the will was
State Senator Daniel Russell of Mel
rose, Mass. He had two sons, vii,
liam G.. and Daniel Blake Russell
Daniel. a quiet young man of 20, GUAR
relied with his father in 1885 and dis
appeared. The father died in 1897.
leaving $500,000, which the elder son,
Wiliam G, Russell, was directed to
share equally with the missing Dan
if he should return.
In April Of 1909 a big and breezy
westerner introduced himself to viii
liam c Russell as the long 'ost Dan
After three interviews William said
"You are not my brother" and the
great fight began. The claimant. who
had been a Dakota ranchman, became
known as Dakota Dan. He went tC
court with his contention.
Russell or Rousseau?
William C. Russell and Ferdinand
F. Amy, a cousin, asserted that Da'
kota Dan wax really James d. Rous
seau, a former resident of northern
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-31
such cases. but the letter. Of his words

such cases, but the letter, Of his words
does not.
"a minister is never bound to marry
everyone who asks it. Here he does
no; occupy the position Of a civil ofl'
Ger OF tire state chosen, as SUCH, Tor
the discharge Of n particular func'
.on. A puulic officer must perform
.s Office. He has assumed that OBJ
legation in accepting the position.
h must act or resign. Bat a minister
given the right to celebrate mar.
tlnge, not because he has been chosen
E public officer, but because he has
cen made an ecclesiastical officer.
IL because he is an ecclesiastical
0icar thai he is authorized to act as a
rab,ic agent for this particular pur-
g0se. At bottom it is TO satisfy those
yho regard marriage as 4 sacred
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-31
Club WOMEN BUILD
HOTEL IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Oct. 30.--Chicago club wo-
men are making plans for the build
ing of Il Aotel in the business section
Of the city for the exclusive use Of
women and to be managed and oper-
ated by women. The proposed hotel
will cater TO working women and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-31

girls who cannot afford 9 high priced
hotel for apartments.
Members OF the illinois Colony club
OF Chicago are back Of the plans, an
nouncement of which were made yes
terday by Mrs. Daniel Munro, chief OF
the South Caroline Colony. The Col
ony club is composed Of natives from
the thirteen o~original states. The club
wmen' say that such a hotel Is needed
and that 1t will be the first n OF
its kind in the world. A campaign
has been begun to secure money with
which to carry out the plans.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-31

only authority by which the cere-
mony could be performed.
"This anciently was the general
rule throughout all Christendom.'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-31

Women cab drivers are fast disap-
pearing from the SHEETS OF Paris.
Six years ago they numbered fully
one hundred; now there are only SIX
or seven, and of these all but n VIII
soon give up the calling.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-31

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