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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-31
DRZAVNI POSLANEC DIR. SVI
HA Cd NARODNIH SOCIAL
CEV V SLUzBI POLICIJE?

Classic jcSkih uaciomaluih soci-
alccv "CcSkc Slovo" jc princslo
>cuzaciouaIno vest. da so dobivali
mladocehi precc.iSnjc svotc IL Via
Omega di>pozicij>kcga fonda zlasti
oh taSu volitcv. Scdai pa priob5u-
jcjo Narodni LiSty''. glasiIo
mladoGchov, Scuzacionalno razkri-
tie o prcdScdniku drzavnozbor.
Skcga kluba narodnih Socialccv
Dir. Svihi. Koliko .ic rcsnice ma
tenn razkritju. TO bo pokazala Sc
vcda Sclc prciSkava proti DIR. Svi-
hi, ki jc r. uvcdena. "Narodni
LiSty' prinaSajo ma uvodncm me-
stu tlanak Z napiSom "Noditeli
narodnih Socialccv Y Sluzbi polici-
jr'. Med drugim piSe Glankar :
"N politiGni javnosti j. re davno
zbujalo pozornoSt. da jc dobivala
vlada o zaupnih in vaznih pOsvc-
tovanjih, Xxi so Sc Jill udelezili tudi
narodno poSvetovanjih, XII so Sc
Jill udelczili tudi narodno social
nj poslanci, takoj obSirna poro-
ella. IL zapuScine umrlega glavnc-
ga urednika "Narodnih Listov".
.IoIcfa Anyaa. Smo dobili listine
XII razsvctliujcjo vso zadevo in XII
odgovarjajO ma vpraSanje. kdo da
ic bill vohun. Polici.jSki vohun je
bill sedanji ~predsednik drzavno-
zborskega kluba narodno-social.
nth poslanccv DIR. Karl Sviha."
List po~natiskuje potem wee ten Ii
stin in pripominja. da .ie izvedela
policija o potovanju poslanca Klo-
faGa Y Srbijo tudi Cd tc strani.
POlcti leta 1910 Sc je baje dogo-
voril dr.. Sviha z glavnim faktor.
jem tajne policije, da DO proti me-
se6ni placi GOO X. Xxi Sc je zviSala
poznejc ma 500 X. poroGal polici-
j tajnosti. "Narodni Listy" tr-
dijo, da je opravljal DIR. Sviha vo-
hunsko sluzbo cd druge polovice
leta 1910 dale. ko jc bill Bienerth
ministrski ~predsednik in ko so hi
Ii Cehi V najostrejSi o~bstrukciii
proti vladi. Ia volitvc je dobil
5000 X cd nekega clana Biener-
thove Wade. policijski izvestitel.i
je pa ostal do d~anaSnjega dine. Ma
te obdolzitvc odgovarja doktor
Sviha V posebni izdaii "Ceskega
Slova", kjer pravi. da je popolno.
ma nedolzen in naznanja svoj IL.
stop IL narodno socialne stranke
Izven strankc ostanc tako dolgo
da sc izkaze njegova nedol5nost
Dale ~izjavlja. da izroGa stranki
svoj mandat ma razpolago in da
bo takoj toll "Narodne Listy'
zaradi razzaljenja Gasti. "CeskC
Slovo" odgovarja ma obdolzitvt
"Narodnih Listov" s tenn. da O
znaSuje obdolzitve "a COLO izna1
dbo zloglasnega praskega policij
skega spiclja Spazeka, XII je v to
XII petnajstih let ovadil re odlie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-31

ne eeske politike, da so V sluzbi
policije, tako poslance KlofaGa.
Soukupa, Nemeca in Stranskyja.
~IzvrSevalni odbor narodno social
ne stranke je dolocil re preisko-
valno komisijo V Svihovi aferi. V
preiskovalno komisijo je pozval
tudi zastopnike Geskih agrarcev,
naprednjakov in drzavnih prava-
Sew.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-31
ODVISNOST IN SVoBoDA.

Modrovanje nash nasprotni-
kov tmih in belih nam sill porog-
ljiv Smch Y oGi in viva pomilova-
ME Y naSa Srca. lzvrSevalci Sred-
nJevcSkc oporoke. Rimljani - XII
imajO SvOjo domovinsko pravicO
papeSkem Rimu - pridiga.jO 20
per mas, GeS da oznanjamo popolno
amarillo in da hocemo poruSiti
vSo clOveSko druzbo; memo drza-
vo. memo familijo in memo lastni-
no, ter proglaSajo vsak sklep V
druzahni verigi "a "odvisnoSt pc
bozji yolji". Il druge strani mas
pa napadajo meSGanski karakter-
jill, kjer Sc >ploh povzpneje cd
oStarijSkcga zabavljanja do resne
kritike; kot Sinovi m~cSGanske
druzbc, njeuc blagovne produkci-
je in proStc konkurence, povzdi-
gujcjo natclo svobodc in o%Gitajo
socialiStom, da vodijo 6loveSko
druzbo Y popOlno suznost.
Jasno ic, da Y vsaki cloveski
skupini, Xxi sloni LA vzajemnem So
dclovanju, poSamezuik ne viva
abSolutne svobode. V vSaki Glo-
yeSki orgamizaciji je tako in ne
more biti drugaGei Absolutna svo-
bOda, kakOr 20 z~ahtevajo anarhi-
sti, Xxi so do Skrajnosti izpeljali
liberalnO formula .je mogoca lie V
izoliranem gospodarstvu, kjer po-
jcdmec p~roizvaja vse svoje po-
trebStine sam. Scdanji kapitali-
stem natin pa spaja vse ljudi in
pc vsem svetu V organicno druz-
bO: vSi so med seboj %zvezani. drug
od drugega odvisni. VISA svoboda
Je lie pena, lie oblika. V kateri Sc
pojavlja medsebojna odvisnost.
Iakaj ODvisnost V meSGanski druz-
hi ne opredeljujc predpis in ne po-
stava, doloca jo gospodarski "a
kon.
VcrdnOstni zakon, Xxi je osnovni
steber MarXoNoga nauka, Sc gia-
81: Vrednost blaga, Xxi Sc uveliav-
liza V izmenjavanju, je izraz V
MEM nakopiGenega druzabnega
della. NaSi protivniki, zastopniki
burzvazije, XII ~proizvaja in baran.
ia in XII vidi V vsem gospodarstvu
lie sredstvO osebnega pridobiva-
MIA, vprasujejo lie pc ceni blaga {;
zanJe Je e%konOmija nauk, XII pro-
ucuje Gene blaga in Marxov vred-
nostni zakon je zanje lie Pravilo,
kakO nastajajO Gene. V MEM Gi-
tajo, da sc blago izmenjava DO
mnozini della, Xxi je V MEM naku-
piceno. u zgovornimi besedami po-
bijajo MarxOvo teorijo in pri TEN
dOnkisotstvu, Jill prav mic ne re-
Mira i%zrecna Marxova pripomba,
da Sc blago dandanaSnji ne izme.
njava pc svoji vrednosti in da
vplivajo ma njegove Gene Sc druge
IL vrednosti porojene oblike, ka-
kor kapital in zemljiska renta.
Ampak vrednostni zakon, ka-
kor ga je z nepresezno bistroum-
nostjo formuliral Marx. nj lie
Osnovni zakon narodnega gospo-
darstva, temvec je tudi kljuc "a
razumevanje vse cloveske druzbe
in V ten je njegov glavni nauk "a
delavstvo. kateremu ne gre toliko
"a spoznanje barantavskih cen ka.
kor "a vpogled V bistvo in razvi.
tex cloveske druzbe.
VISA sedanja produkcija je pro.
dukcija "a trg nihGe S svojim go.
s~podarskim delom ne v~starja do.
brine "a domace potrebe in "a do.
maco porabo, vsakdo p~roizvaja
blago, XII ga prodaja. Oh tel bla.
gown produkciji della vsak pro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-31
P0RAZ NAZADNJASTVA.

V Calumetu. Mich. L. majhna
podpOrna organizacija I imenom
IS lovcnSko-H rvatska Zvcla". ka-
terra iteie nekaj Gez tiSo6 CLANCY
in ina Svoia druStva - >lovenska
in hryatSka - Michigan in y
Minnesota. V principu j. katoli-
Ska. Pred nekaj dnevi jc imela Ia
organizacija >voio 3onvcnciio V
Ely, MINI. Med dclegati je bilo
vcliko ilraikarjev il bakremcga
okrozia in pa okrog trinaiSt STAY
koka2"y fer niihovih pri>taSev, k
50 ilkljucno tvorili start odbor
/vczc. Med zadnjimi ic bila tudi
>%lavncznana Mrs. Puhck. katcra
lc glaSom k%ongrcSnc prciSkave
nekot prodajala dclo y rudnikih
30 so do 500.
VA tel |kouvcnciii .ic pa Skeb,ki
clement duiivcl slim poraz. T. de-
Iegatl StralkarJl 50 SoIidarno sta
ID delegate IL Minnesota in tako
so prvI lmagaiI ma cell trti. k,n-
'cncJa - Jr !lrckla "a narcia uni
J." in >prclria Jc toxic y pravila.
; kalr"o 81 odr"Na podpora >tav-
N"Nazom. Dale jc kouvcnc.ja
Ft"la raiEmei>N"mu "Glasuiku
gIa>.ip IN "a tala duluth>Ncmu
N~aro'iurniu c>inlku Y now
GIaNm odhor 80 Ilv. lem y ycliki
N'rim unil>kl ruiarji. S~irajkarji.
BlN>l 81. professionals Cop. priSiaS
SkchoV. M mogcl cakati konca
H~ohNrncIIc. tcmVcr jc pref pobc-
sniI II Ely. Mrs. PuHek lc deiega-
'r ozn"rJala smrkovc!. Psoy-
80 lc m"ra.a takoI prckllcatI. kcr
'tugar' IN mordla iii "a { pom.
To dokalujr, Ga nazadnjaStyo
So ne more mixer dolgo obdrla-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-31
MUCENIKI.

Razdiralcu slava, %stavitelju pre-
ziranje i'll zanicevanje. Ce kora-
ka po cesti krdelo vo.jakov T. bob
nj in trobentami. tedaj YAM "Trip
ljc srcc in vaSa duSa zavriska. &c
pa Srccate krdclo delavccv. Sc o.
brnete brcZbrizno V stran. Krde-
10 vojakov. odhajajocih ma vols
kQ. krdelo delavcev. XII gredo V
stavkO. Prvi ogrozujcjo svObodo,
slednji 81 zanjo bore. Nojak : svo-
10 puSko ie slavljeu, delavcc 5
Svojim orodjem ie hudodelec.
Il grozo zretc ma bojiSce. Ali ne
glcdatc 2 cnako grozo ma podze-
mellske rove? tn je poster boz
brez S%ovraznika, brez moritve.
Boz : pecino. tn ne grab "a oroz-
Je brat roper brata. In vendar,
tudi Ia boi zahtcva zrtev. Vi pa
gledate povrSno in brez misli, ere.
te doh V podzemcljsko globino in
vaSa Srca st ne Zganejo. Obracate
Sc ma ceStO, pa SrcCate battalion
volakov in ogenj bojnega razpo-
Iozcnia zapIamti = vas. Ali 81,
oh namete MOI ki umor; ~svoioao
hlizniika. ic iunak MOI HI vzdr
zuje njcgovo zivljcnje. ic %suzenj.
Noiak ubiia. Vi pcnzijonirate
r~ic,oyo rann r;.n .,rn. G;,a
We. r. ub;;al aim ;,,o,no;:; ~
mccoy rom ,omva.;"
fem i;ainciso n~rosIa,l ioni H.
Iovoc onronirio v; ynaLIi
~ni.go,o r,nc
rate. Nicgoyi druiini nj n-koini
ne: zanio L. beraska @nalic, Y;
solnr:t, ,yoia voiak. DoI.v..
syoic skrivatc v sa,ci Pa vcndar
bi moral has rr&emo5mi doll.
>ueti klohuk. moiri,i in snostc.
vanjcm: vidcti hi moral bl,sscs
,iiai. XII V rosniri lor; f., Min -
mazanih rok in ohl.kr
-; muE.ril; ,,.
Mill Ni.,s.,. r;o.. ...l.
%, .,,;. m-r..n..," I,,,l,
nI.: ~ mo ,,;;.,u. -. ,I'
1cdo;oi., "a .~u,li.r; h..
r.m z.oJoyina moL.; .amo,aJo
voIino trrI;eri. l.; NO rroiomo
nohcuib costnib nrizuori Y ;sko-
vodia IA So po poiavIio Y ga
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-31

are ready to give their lives, as am
/, for Belgium's independence. 1t
breaks my heart to think that this
beautiful country, SO peaceful, SO In
dustrious, should be occupied even
temporarily. by so wanton an enemy.
Il feel that whatever has been done
has the warm approval Of all Bel
gians and civilized Europe. We may
suffer reverSes, but our confidence OF
final victory IL stronger than ever.
We are beaten. perhaps, for the time
being, but we are not crushed"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-31
ALBERT SURE OF VICTORY
Brave Belgian King Says His coun-
try May Be Beaten, But is Not
Crushed.

! London.-"Tell everybody l will
never leave my army If I have to
leave Belgian soil" This declaration
was made by King Albert of Belgium
ito Belgian diplomat who inter-
viewed the ruler at Ostend, according
to the Daily Express. The king con-
ltinued:
I "Our army has retreated from Ant
iwerp and concentrated brilliantly. All
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-31

Home pride is mighty valuable as
set, and the farmer who has none Is
carrying a heavy handicap on the
road to success.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-31

In every field OF human activity the
demand for more competent men and
women is growing every day. Espe-
cially so in agriculture.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-31

Work is the salve that heals the
wounded heart
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-31

Law Briefs Printed at Index Office,
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29
oAKEs PROOF

Should Convince Every Oakes Reader.
The frank statement of neighbor,
Should Convince Every Oakes Reader
telling the merits Of = remedy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
BY some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all.
Here's an Oakes case.
An Cakes citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced.
w. H. Marsh, proprietor Of paint
store Oakes, N. d., says: "I use
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Har-
ris' Drug Store, whenever feel that
my kidneys are out Of order. Some
time ago the kidney secretions both
cred me being painful in passage and
l had backache. I used Doan's Kid
ney Pills and they quickly relieved
these troubles. l am satisfied that
they are all they are claimed to be. !"
For sale by Ill dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29
LUDDEN.

Robert Krauspe and family Of
Broadland, S. D., were visiting rela.
tives in town last week.
Chas. Smith and family visited al
the Schrader home Sunday.
Rev. c. c. Williams gave a very in.
teresting discourse Sunday night, il.
Illustrating his remarks with magic Ian.
tern pictures which were greatly ap-
Preciated by all. The service endeu
with the song Rock of Ages" illus
trated.
The members of the Clifton Medi-
cine Company came over from Guelph
Sunday forenoon and took up their
abode at the Commercial Hotel for a
weeks stay. The entertainments COM
mcnce tonight (Tuesday.)
Miss Blanche Clark of Sioux City,
Ia. arrived Saturday night and after
visiting over night with her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Smith, returned to the hotel
to remain while.
Mrs. Everett Rowe bade farewell
Monday to her two sisters, who had
been visiting her for a few weeks. Mrs
Rowe visited with them few days al
the Bagley home in Hecla, returning
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29
FORBES.
From the Republican

G. G. Avery returned last Friday
from his trip to the twin cities. He
was accompanied by John Baker Of
Decatur, ILL.,, who used to be employed
by Mr.. Avery. John likes this part Of
the state and if he can find some land
suitable, may invest and become q per-
msnent resident.
Mrs. Eva Plunkett and daughter,
Miss Lizzie Plunkett, came in from
jamestown Monday evening for visit
with their niece and cousin, Mrs. F. d.
Mccartney and family.
F. o. Kingery is having an addition
24x30 built on in the rear Of his black
smith shop, which when finished will
be used as . garage room. Contractor
L. F. Haskins and A. E. Hamilton are
building this addition.
Messrs. Grant and Meyer shipped
out last Saturday six cars Of fat steers
to the markets at Sioux City, Iowa
These steers, lit head, were purchased
from Howell Bros, and were the finest
lot Of steers that were yet shipped out
Of Forbes. The average weight fol
each animal was 1,A00h pounds and
brought Howell Bros. the snug sum o1
$4,000.
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29
GUELPH

w. Linvill has q very sick horse.
Mrs. Will Schieffner, of Regina, Can
ada, arrived Monday for visit with
her brother, Will Mccoy.
Mrs. ]. d. Root was q guest Of rel
atives in Glendale Thursday.
Caroline Kunrath is helping Mrs.
F. A. Denison with general housework.
The school children enjoyed skat-
ing party at Warren Courtney's Sat
urday.
c. B. Denison is installing an electric
light plant in his house and barn, which
will be great convenience to his now
modern farm home.
c. B. Maddox is expected home this
week.
]. S. Waite and wife arrived We'd
nesday from q months visit in Wiscon-
sin and Michigan. They also visited
at Sanborn, N. D.
A. F. Withee is contemplating a trip
to California.
Everett Courtney spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. ]. Wegner visited her dauRhte.
in Glendale Monday.
c. Swanson, with helpers, is busy
unloading lumber for the yard here.
Several more cars will arrive soon.
Jake Grady returned last week from
q two weeks visit with relatives n
Groton, S. D.
H. Falls and Mr.. Hughes were II
Oakes Monday afternoon.
| ]. d. Root and F. J. Higgs leave
Wednesday night with hogs for the st
Paul market,
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29

to Ludden Monday night and spending
the night with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Stearns.
The Standard Oil wagon was in town
Thursday.
An Intellectual attempt to snow was
made Thursday but the weather has
again relapsed to the same tempera-
ture rs it has been the previous weeks.
Jerry Hove of Brampton accompan-
led Miss Lena Olson to Ludden Monday
of this week to take the train to Hecla,
where Miss Olson expects to remain
for few weeks
Miss Ethel Hyatt was at Glendale
Saturday. On her return in the even
ing she was entertained at supper with
the Ludden school faculty.
The second number of the lecture
course, which occurred on Saturday
evening, was listened to by an inter-
ested audience. The universal COM
ment on each previous number has
been of approval. Mr.. Anhalt's inter-
pretation rs q violinist was very fine.
Mrs. Anhalt, as q reader and also as
accompanist, left with those who lis
tened an impression that q repetition
of the program would have intensified
the interest. The program follows:
Concerts in G Major-Hugo Anhalt.
De Captaine Of de Marguerite; De
Cirque at Ole st. Anna-Mrs. Anhalt.
Souvenier-Frans Ordla.
Canzonetta-Victor Herbert.
Luella Laguna-Barsanti.
Pierrott's Serenade-Randeggar.
The Man in the Shadow-T. w.
A"ilJ.
Spanish Dance H.. E-Moskc~ski.
Air No. ID. Ecr;at.
Minuet in G No. -. Beethoven.
Cavatine-Carl Bohn.
Evening Song-Schumah?.
Altogether Ludden was very well
pleased. The next number Of the
course comes in February. The sub
ject is Mexico" Watch for posters.
Following the program Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Anhalt were en-
'tertained by few of the town folk at
the home of the Ludden teachers.
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29
COUNTY NEWS.
FULLERTON

=. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dickinson and
children left Sunday for visit in Min
nesota and Wiscons'n n.
]. p. Barta returned home last Tues
day morning after attending school in
Chicago and visiting friends in Iowa.
]. A. johnson left for his home in
Nebraska last Monday after spending
a few days at the Almquist home. MIR.
Phillip Almquist accompanied him as
far as Oakes, returning Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. w. Gregory is improving very
slowly.
Mrs. ]. A. Lawler is on the sick list.
Miss Jessie Dave spent Sunday At
home.
]. A. Dave returned from the cities
last Thursday morning.
Matt Kelley returned from st. Paul
last Friday morning.
Mrs. E. S. Thomas entertained her
Sunday school c'ass last Friday even
ing.
K. C Heath left last Wednesday
morning for Ventura, N. d., where he
expects to remain about two months as
relief man. Mrs. Heath expect to join
him in the near future.
A. c. Mooney and daughter, Mrs.
w. E. Lubiens, returned from the twin
cities Monday morning.
Miss lone Eaton was unable to come
and teach last Monday on account Of
the illness of her mother.
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29
HUDSON.

Mabel Hoyback is reported on the
sick list.
Pete Rowe Of Hecla visited It Pat
Kelley's last Sunday.
julius Honl was 1T Oakes ON business
Thursday.
L. ]. Nichols and son passed through
here from Kent on their way to Oakes
Thursday.
John Grandadam was . brief caller
at the Hudson farm last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rayl spent last
Sunday with Logan Maddox and fam
lily.
The school board met 1T Chas. Ken
dall's Tuesday.
Will and Geo. Lund passed last Sun
day night, calling on Julius Honl.
Caroline Kunrath visited with
Grandma Gripp Monday.
Sunday evening callers at the home
of B. Gallagher were Pat Kelley and
children.
Tuesday morning DR.. Ivan Maer-
cklein was called ut Of Cakes to the
B. Gallagher home to attend Mrs. Gal
lagher, who was suddenly taken sick
the night before, but we are glad to
mention that at this writing she is well
on the way of recovering.
John Laffan, Clements postmaster
and merchant, is troubled considerable
with rheumatism this winter and has
gone to points in Wisconsin for q rest
and in the hope of recovering. Mr..
Hazard is looking after the store and
postoffice until his return.
On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Kit.
Finger drove over from Hample to be
present at the baptizing of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pfeifer's little baby girl II
their home near Clement.
After visiting over the holidays until
now at the home Of her parents, Mis-.
Edna Erickson left on Tuesday to worl
at Fargo.
Cora Gallagher came from Oakei
Wednesday to stay with home folk,
until her mother gets well.
Pat Kelley departed over the G. N
from Guelph Tuesday for Ellenda'e e OF
business.
May Murray, Roscelia Kelley, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Kunrath went over to re,
Mrs. B. Gallagher Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Farrell Of Hudson
and Jake Baumchen of Kent were Fri
day business transactors at town
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Schmit called o,
Mrs. Barney Gallagher Saturday after
noon.
Pat Kelley's young folks attendet
the medicine show at Guelph Friday
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29

Miss Lucia K0hnke left for hcY
home in South Dakota, returning Mon.
day morning.
Tie dance given in the hail Friday
evening was well attended and Ill re.
ported good time.
D0de Saethers had the misfortune tc
run nail in his hand last week.
G. L. Leist left tor Mine .po'is Fri.
day evening.
DIR. Greene Of Monango was owe,
Saturday to see Russell Erwin, who is
suffering from bad cold.
The Royal Neighbors hold th,i,
meeting Saturday afternoon ins q d Of
the evening.
Mrs. Lee Northrop has been quito
sick the past week.
Thco. Northrop autoed Miss Fem.
ington to Mona 60 Saturday after.
noon.
The show that was held in the NJ w
A. Hall on Monday night was well 81,
ended and al reported . very 200,
!me.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Lampson are
enjoying . visit from Mr.. Lampson's
brother and wife.
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the estate Of Anna
Ronneberg, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Thomas ]. Ronneberg, Admin
istrator Of the Estate Of Anna Rome
berg, late Of the City Of Oakes, in the
County Of Dickey, and State Of North
Dakota, deceased, to the creditors Of,
and all persons having Claims against,
said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of
this notice, to said Administrator at
the Office Of A. P. Guy, his attorney,
in the City Of Oakes in said Dickey
County.
Dated January II, A. D. 1914.
Thomas ]. Ronneberg,
Administrator.
First publication on the 18th day Of
January A. D. l9ll.-lt
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29
SUMMONS.

State Of North Dakota, County Of
Dickey
In District Court, Fourth Judicial
District.
Rasmus Wick, plaintiff, vs.. Edward
F. Murray, Defendant.
The State Of North Dakota to the
bove named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in the above en-
titled action, which is filed in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
he Fourth Judicial Distr ct, in and for
the County Of Dickey and State Of
North Dakota, and to serve q copy Of
your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at his Office in the Oakes
National Bank Building in the City Of
axes in said County and State, within
hirty days after the service Of this
summons upon you, exclusive Of the
day Of such service, and in case Of
your failure to appear or answer.
Judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded in
he complaint.
Dated November 3rd, 1918
"A. p. Guy,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
P. o. Oakes. North Dakota.
First publication Dec. II, 1875
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29
MERRICOURT.

Supt. Mary B. Pennington WIS up
from Glendale to visit the Merricourt
schools.
MIR. and Mrs. &c rye Streoter ent r
tanned few f their friends on ] II.
10th at whist.
Mrs. U. Wclch has been quite sick
the past week, suffering from bad
cold.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Erwin moved to
town Monday and are occupying the
rooms over Glow & Hendricks.
Mrs. H. B. Hendricks is visiting
friends at Lisbo'.
Glow & Hendricks store is "suffcr-
ing lew coat of paint.
The Oakes times., 1914-01-29
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