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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23
notice Of mortgage sale

' Notice is hereby given that a certain
mortgage, executed auu delivered by Mis-
w. Carlson ana AMANDA Carlson, h =
wife, n~lorigagors, to NJ. +. Murphy, mort.
gage, uateu the Z4th day OF DeCemDer,
i3l-. ana med tor record in the office OF the
register OF ueeuS OF the county OtBOttineau
anu state OF North Dakota, ON the Znu DAY
OF january, 1910. and recorded in DooK 81 of
mortgages at page los, VIII be fOrcClosed
Dy Il SAFE OF the premises IN such mortgage
anu hereinafter described, at the Iront
door OF the court house III the county of
bOttlncau anu state OF North Dakota, at
the nOur OF two O'CLOCK p. ~, on the 3lSt
Gay OF January a. -. 1914, to satisfy The
a1lounL due upon such mortgage on the
day OF Sale, The premises described in
such mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described as follows,
VIZ: The quarter (nWl-4J If sec
ton seventeen 40 township one ndr
sixty. three Q6) north, range eighty three
49,, west.
Tin order to protect this mortgage, the
mortgage herein has paid two past due
interest COu pOnS on two prior mortgages
on this land IN favor OF the Union Central
Life Insurance Company in the sum of
$NO and $63. 49, Default having been MADE
on the mortgage, the whole amount SeCur-
ed by said mortgage, including aforesaid
has been duly declared due and
payable.
There will be due on such mortgage at
the date of sale the sum of seven hundred
five and nO-lW ($1O5.OU) dollars.
N. +. Murphy.
MOrtgagee
Perry $. Johnson.
Attorney for mOrtgagee,
Grand Forks, N. Oak.
(Dec 1875 Jan 2-9-16-zO
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23
Notice Of Mortgage Sale

Notice Is hereby given that a certain
mortgage. executed and delivered by Nj le
w. I, arisOn and Amanda Carlson his wife,
mortgagOrs. to n. r. Murphy mortgage,
flied for record in the office of the register
OF deeds OF the count of BO, tineau and
state OF North Dakota, or the 2Oth day of
January. '9l3. and recorded in book y, of
mortgages at page 462, will be f, reclOsed
by a sale OF the premises in such mort
gage and hereinafter described, at the
front door OF the court house in the county
OF BOttlneau and state of North DakOta, at
the hOur OF two O'Clock p. H., OH the 3lst
day OF January A. ID. IL 4, to satisfy the
day of sale. The premises described in
such mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described as follows,
VIZ: Lots one, two, three and four ~ 3,4)
ana the east half of the north west quarter
(e12 nwA) and :he east half of the south
west quarter ,elH2 swA) and the northeast
quarter tne4' of section seven u and the
quarter tnw4) of section eight
70 ali in township one hundred sixty
three u6D north, range eighty-three (s3)
west.
On order to protect this mortgage, the
f~nort2agec herein has paid "a past interest
coupon on q prior mortgage, as authorized
IN the mortgage in the sum of S5li.JO due
December l, 1913. Default. having been
made IN the conditions of the mortgage.
the whole mortgages, including aforesaid
interest CO1pO has been duly declared
due and payable.
There Will be due on such mortgage at
the date of sale the sun of twenty-four
dollars.
NJ. r. Murphy,
A~lortgagec.
Perry 5, Johnson,
Attorney for mortgage,
Grand Forks, n. Oak
dec 80 j Ian % 16.yM
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23

Notice il hereby given that that certain
nraliu. 81. ~ r reuerika Branu, hls vile,
VI nottineau county. North UaAOta. mort.
RaRore, " George ounDerK VI WiIlOw CITY.
A>oith DaAOti. mOrtKaKee dated the 10Th
uav III DcccihUer. lJil, anu FLED for record
II tne Office OF The register Ut deeds Vi the
county Ut BOttineau and state VI Norln
Dahota On the Nth day Ut December, a.
-. nv, and recorded III BOOK q Ut mort
2akes at page ", viii De lOreClOseu Wy a
ana hereinafter described at the front
uoor Ut the court house III the county vi
Dottilleau aiIu. state vt NOrtn DakOta at
tlie hour VI eieVen tlU O'clOcA u. III. Oh the
"iu Gay Vi lyl4, to satisfy the
mount uue upon such mortgage on The
Jay Vi SAFE. lhe PROMISES uescrlDeu in
sLCll mortgage n which VIA We sold to
satisfy the same are described as follows:
Inc southwest quartz + Ut the north west
QUARTER \sw;+ nw4, n the northwest
4uarterO OF the south west quarter ,nw>4swu,
east quarter vt the no. theast Quarter lseh4
he14! and the northeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter inca sea- Of section
t"cniy-One ~ Ut township one hundred
anu sixty NO. north, in range sevenLy.tive
No) west Oh the tIitn Principal meriu. IAN
situate anu Deinx III the county OF BOTH.
heau ana state VI NOrlh Dakota
here VIII De due on such mortgage at
the date OF SAFE the sum vi $Ilzi.vU.
Dated this iUth day VI OeccinOer. 1918.
George ounberx,
NOrtKaxce
John ID. Scherer,
Attorney tor nlOrtgaRee,
Willow City. N. OAK.
IDec 1870 } ~. o--3)
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23
Itotlee Of usrtgags Sale

Notice il hereby given. hat a certain
William ". Wagner, single. mortgagor.te
n. :. Murphy. mortgages. dated tn z'tn
theo office OF the register OF deeds Of the
county of Bottineau and state OF North
Dakota on the 3rd day of April. 1912. and
recorded in Book ''52' of ut
the premises in such mortgage and here
matter described at the FROM door of the
court house i'm the county OF BOttineau
and state of North Dakota, at the hour
February. a.. u. 1914. to satisfy TIN, amount
due upon such mortgage on tn. day OF
sale. The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are described ~ follows. viz:
Lots three. four and five and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter ubeinR
the nw4) of section. six. township one
hundred sixty north. range Eighty: one.
west. Also the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter of section one. township
one hundred and sixty north. range
west.
I'm order to protect this lien. the mort
gagee herein has paid a past due coupon of
$l7i.N due November l. 1911. to he nion
Central Life Insurance ~Connpanv.and also
repaid said company for 1872 taxes paid on
part of said and being receipts No. G6l.
1852. The mortgage also redeemed lot s
from sale of 1912 taxes and holds receipt Ne
n therefor. All of sail item = II ave been
closure. and the whole sum due on the
MOI gage has been duly declared due and
pay abie.l
There will be due on such mortgage at tn
teen and nj 10 ,$5l9.OD Dollars.
NJ. r. Murphy.
Mortgages.
Perry S. Johnson.
Attorney for m~Ortgagee.
Grand Forks. n. Oak.
Uan III 1880. Feb 6-l32O
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23
Notice of Foreclosure Sale

Notice is hereby given that that certain
executed and delivered by
Daniel VOllmer and Lille VOllmer. his
wife mortgagors. to the Sunberg-Rosholt
Investment a corporation. OF
Willow City, North. Dakota. mortgagee,
dated the tw~enty-seventh day OF Nov
ember, 1908, and filed for record in the
office of the register of deeds of the county
OF B0ttineau and state OF North Dakota, on
the first day OF December, 1908, and record
will be foreclosed by a sale Of the premises
in such mortgage, and hereinafter describ-
ed at the front door of the court house in
he county of B%ottineau and state of
North Dakota at the hour of ten O'Clock "A.
m. on the 9TH day of February. 1914. to
gage on the day of sale. The premises des-
cribed In such mortgage and which will be
SOld to satisfy the same are described as
follows: The west half of northeast quart
er and west half of southeast quart
eT OF section twenty in township one hun
dred and sixty north, in range seventy
five west of the Filth principal meridian.
situate and being in the county of Botti-
neau and state of North Dakota.
In order to protect this mortgage. the
interest on q prior mortgage on
This land in favor of the Sunberg ROsholt
the sum of $l66.SO and $l52.4O and $l3S.W m
There will he due on such mortgage at
the date of sale the sum of Twelve hun
dred hfty-seven and COLO @i257.6O.D dollars.
Dated January 18th. 1914.
The Sunberg .ROsholt Investment Co.,
corporation.
T., Mortgages.
Attorney for mortgagee.
Willow City, North Dakota.
q 16-2t3O Feb 6-l32)
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23
h0iiSe VI lMvIiSase oaio

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su<u LAoA tku xc OA nc uay u sar. in..
pAcAhAoSo u.o~iiDcu Ii SUCH luUItkuxe anu
"AAA%A "Ai NC eoAu " oatlo.y the sa...e nat.
eAe hoi IA"cot uuail cr, auu LAe Iui III went
4uaAsSA VA lAc norm Yves. Quarter, vi Sec
lloA llAAil1 1.-Two; aLu iOI three <hlluwu aI,O
ao tSc/% Oval "a scctiOu ~ cuIy-u.ue ANA
tAAc hoi tiAcdol dual ter, anu the cast naif ut
tAc nOl Ia col 4uait.r anu iOto two ANA
Two anu lniee VI secIiOn LnirLy,aIi III TOW IA.
SAAp ouc nuuufcu SIKH lOur, north. range
cA2hlS-thAee west u the tiith +. ~.
OcAauit mas been 1laue in the perform.
ance u the couuitAOns u salu mortgage ,ail
notes DeilX now past due. lhe wilOie sum
SECURED ny saiu mortgage has been uuiv
OeciaIeu uuc anu pay aUie.
Ahele Will We due ON such mortgage at
the oate VI SAFE the sum OF two Thousand
Two hunureu twenty-eixht anu nO-lN
VZxzo.UNI dollars.
NJ. +. Murphy.
Perry S. Johnson.
Attorney lOr
Grand Forks. n. OAK.
CDec 1876 } an 2.S-i6-Zd
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23
WEDGW00D's MASTERPIECE.
u 10 His Reproduction Of the Famous
Portland Vase.
Dan $3.50 Feb 6-l3U-M

Il 10 His Reproduction Of the Famous
Portland Vase.
Sir William Hamilton was an au-
ties. His fine collection Of them an0
his great book on the subject prove
that assertion. He wrote to Wedg-
wood about that much admired work
Of ancient art Nhe Barberini vase in
these terms: Except the Apollo Belve-
dere. the MODES and two or three 9th
ers Of the first class marbles. | do not
believe that there are any monuments
of antiquity existing that were eXecut-
ed by SO great in artist" This is about
the highest commentator that could
be bestowed. and when we consider
that such ii work. so soaringly emf
nent. was successfully imit1l"d by n
Of our w artist potters it - surely q
ground for national qualification.
The original vase came into the pos
session of the noble Italian family Of
Barberini. hence it's name. 1t was
acquired 10y i'yIes, the untiquary. and
then by Sir William Hamilton, who
rough IL 10 IllSidilu III the year 1904.
He. in tIrn, sod it 10 the Duchess of
Portland. Her descendant. the fourth
duke. deposited it in the British mu-
scum. owing to which fact it Is best
known to E~ngiishmen as the Portland
vase. 1t was lent by the duke to
Wedgwood to make his copy from.
The body of it had been much disput-
ed, bnt be found that it was glass. He
was not Il glassblower, but had in
vented his wonderful jasperware by
that time and decided his copy should
be made of that substance. 1t was q
tremendous task and took some three
years in the modelling by lakewood
and others. The cost was never re-
couped by the subscriptions.
1t is justly esteemed to have been
Wedgwood's masterpiece. 1t has been
reproduced by his successors and BY
other potters. but. Of course. they have
not the ann market value as those
made by the great Josiah himself.-W.
Turner in Westminster Review.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23
Notice tor Publication

Department of the interior u. ). Land
Office at Minot. N. Dak.. January IA. 1914.
Notice il hereby given that Hans BERG.
1907. made. homestead entry XAl6. serial
for the swA nw4. lots 3. 8. 2: 8. section ~
township LIS north, range a west. Fifth
Principal Meridian. has filed notice of In
tention to make final five.year proof. t.
establish claim to the land above describ-
ed, before John H. Kirk. u S. Communications
er. at BOttineau, N. Dak.. on the twenty
sixth day of February. 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Harry AmsDouGh, of BOttineau. N. Dak.,
Claus Olson, o. Juno. N. LAX. Peter
Wenstad. of Bottlneau. N. Dak.. Anund
TorRerson of Bottineau, N. Oak
F. r. Fritz.
Register.
Han ~ N Feb a. 4
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23
Summons
State of North Dakota,
County of BOttineau les
In District Co urt.
Ninth judicial District

In District Co urt.
Ninth Judicial District
John Schroeder. also,
knowna as John Schr.\
oethr. Plaintiff
VI.
The Mortgage Bank
andInvestment Com
pany u COrpOratiOn,I
The Guarantee COin-y
pany OF North DakI
Ota. a corporation, AL
Is. GuDtil receiver Of\
the Mortgage bank
andlnvestment Conn.,
pany, Is. 5. Brynjolf-I
SON, Margaret 81
Mears and Samuei\
TurDutt and all otherS
persons unknown,
claiming any inter
est or estate in or
lien or incumbrance
described in the COM.
plant. ... Defendants
The State OF North Dakota to the above.
named defendants:
You and each Of YOU are hereby sum.
plaintiff which will he filed with the clerk
of said cOurt and to serve "a copy of our
answer upon the subscribers hereto with
In thirty days after the service If this
OF service; and in case IF your failure to
appear or answer. judgment will be taken
axa1nSt you ny default Tor the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated this 3rd day of September. 1919.
Weeks IL Noun,
Attorneys for plaintiff,
ROttineau. North Dakota
To the above-nained defendants:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the object of the above entitled action
is to quiet title in the said plaintiff to the
real property and premises described as
the Northwest quarter 'nwA) Of section
thirteen ,13). township one hundred sixty
of the Fifth Principal Meridian in the
county of Bottinenu and state of North
Dakota.
Weeks & NOUN.
A+torrevs for plaintiff
Rottireau. North Dakota.
'DeC - Jan 2-9.16-2aM
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23
His Queer Doctrines.

Two centuries have passed since. the
Scottish irf,p, Lord MDninulhn. WIS
born. In nis 'Dri"in and Ir"-res> ~
Laneuu-e'' Ne argued that h,inan he
ings Shnu'h be studied like other ami
mails. hut tliS dutrine seemed to the
cOntpnimrfrIpS Of Or. Johnson ~ r.
dicn;ouS t,ntt the wags ,iASpd many Il
lest uInn 1t HIS belief tlEnt nl"i, got
rid "f their ,"i.s hy sitting u,"'n them
WOlsl,i nov >mr ely raise i smile
anuu. n:i'hrrlmiogiEiS. Among his
more start ing propositions was the ear
nestly maintained one that the orang
Outang "vas Il class Of the human sI~-
cies. and ,t}:t It's want Of speech was
mercy nrei entail"
Out Of the Garden.
Mr.. Rurai Hamlet Ito ministerial
agent,-Io have zone more Of the
corn. DR.. EiIhthiy: ii came out Ut our
own garden. Little 7uttin Hamlet
Yes. d the chicken came outer U
own garden too. PA said BIT bet the
folks next door wnnid keep their hens
at home after he caught q few more os
'en Judge.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23
Two Points Of View.

"American women spend more money
on clothes today than they ever spent
and very much more than they SHOULD
spend in many cases. said a Fifth
avenue modiste. "A 5000 dress worn
by the wife Of a man whose income n
say. 500 a week. looks unbec0mine
and e%xtravagant. One Of my custom
ers. wearing for the 6rst time an i'm
ported robe trimmed with skunk. said
to her husband. with whom she was
walking:
"'H0w people stare at my new dresst
suppose they wonder II I've been
shopping in Paris"
More likely her husband replica
sourly. they wonder II I've been En-
bezziing.' New York Tribune.
Mexican Housse.
In some Mexican cities II y no e
- allowed to build bamboo houneo
With dirt floors and matched
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23

Perry S, Johnson,
Attorney for mOrtgagee,
Grand Forks, n. Oak
dec 49, rs Ian 80 1929
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-23
Bad Enough.

Bad Enough.
i've written 4 song" Then be
satisfied with that. Don't insist on
singing It als0."-Detr0it Free Press.
Excuses.
Before ~venturfng to give an excuse
consider whether you would take IT.
Albany Journal.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-11
NAV M NO REPORT
on COPPER STRIKE

Hnsaktos. Nich. Msfvh IL
wita the congressional ias-stixslioa
ot 'he Niehisas copper strike prar.
si-aiiy 81 - ess. ,s.s- I. s.sy sr-s,
doabl whsehes Ia. .e1aii,-e ~iil
ever asss ssy s-ress To coasr~ss M
It's wosA. NJ report has yet b~~h
ns1e. u will. - vsGs~sna.~r~i. m the
w-ss vissisi. STRIKE. u sny .aaaid
b. made on ,sis oa-. IL is s-r, -si-
i~al sroa the pfrs~n; altitude of tn.
eoaAitir~ that there ~iii b~ both a
mnJ Jortsy and miuosiiy report.
Ia opening ,h~,s 'srfsae-'' as Il,
has bcrn vrrunro,ssly termed. the or.
orators said that wcsv u . court be-
fore which they appeared. they would
simply f~s' their css~. ss the ssrik-
en-thr we.,-sa Federation of Min-
erS-had made no case. Perhaps
the committr- ieaac.i toward this
view of IL ~hca the operation. were
ask~d to b~ .aisrfied with ono week.
time In which to meet charge. and
aiir cations that had iaboriousiy been
piled up on the other side for three
weeks. AZ any rate. the committee
displayed a. fair an attitude toward
the OPERATOR ss II hsd done toward
the Striker. except In the matter OF
time.
For = week. then. II has been one
continuous tale of strike violence.
dynamiiinE. .iussins. stoninH of
trains. beating up old men. and
preaching Of violence and socialism:
Of Impeachment Of witnesses who had
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-11
VICTORY FOR CHAVEZ WILL PQ1 I'M
N TOP NOTCH CLASS r DAn1An!

cssbss has L<<s asked 70 o~st
the ~iss@s Of the CHAVEZ -sssssisss
isoas sad IL i. expected that ks will
eoas~si to seeeps the oSf~s rsorsss<
'h~ hasrt~ h<sv eeAs s'ssh . tsark.
asss Williams Ass bsss~s cSapi ssd
sh~ ~issss of TIE itssssissa-cAsSss
boat ~ Williams ~oafA be- isssifl-d
ts isFins sixiM To t'.ssioa's title us,
lees he dsfrads Il,
fu-s,e fish, tsss Ass- their sp-
t~si,Sss shsssea Tor sh- S,s rsssiea's
.iss Asisi-. skieA u u sos~~sssd Gill
probably ~ III. ehusssss nsAs card
ever offered fos tnrsi fsss. ssa II 1.
asshsfai II . sos. isSssssaisx hnas
ssaia h- srssassA ~ish The whole
field ef fiehs~ss IN ~t~ss ~ls~ 10 rbrt
fsons
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-11

i'u-sio Cots,. March ii=t'siss
BsasAisss viii BE- 10 ru~sls sas lat
~s sksn bftsAs sixhs ssA viii p,ss
in s-ss seek sssiiss shs Aishs cut
~ his n.os~ses after The ssas~ fsoa.
s'rnss,issAis To i'ussio asa sssas'
,s.niss simsrif TO sASs sisisaa~. fats,
bss i~-h lssiaisg hsra fss the ckss-
.s battle. shs<A Siti h~ ssssrA .,
sL- Hss .ssaism oA the siEhs of
Mavh ~. ssa bis manager. jisa-
n,i~ hime. s~3. t'piss ~ss SEVER in
b~s,~s Atsp~ foe . hard soei~>as Th-
ifi.hrss .iii h-sa stesy effort ,o
pss' chavez a~ss 9Th . ksar Asus
during the Pueblo bsist~ sns in ,hi.
style ~it- aa, The osif a.si.ish ever
sis-~ sss,ass i,ssssixss il sh. ring
Tn. si~s-s nsahnisah has n.s-s se-n
lnnrteei aos'n in hattie sha hi.
manager is sn sassiAsni ef his shsi-
IL To heat chAs~s ,Asi iAsr ~tii
come To Pueblo prepared tn offer
.-'as that tssassisss sisss
n n~ssy Chs,es sheaia .rasw .
tsnrkost av.s Fats, nssahisss. the
Nsstas fighter ar~d usss- M ses~
si~~ In Colorado Nee feek sad
other his siii~s viii ~ elsnossss fns
. sight Of the hoy who .osia rssk-
Pats, iisssatsss take the eoast. sos
that is saaeshias 10 hastsmu-iEhs
hes sssn able tn do IL the rsss tee
yeasss Patsy nrasslsaa aevrs tata
elsiM 10 the hsstamvetshs title. ba,
he Ne - WurA ytaAs To IL - ssy mas
in tho ssnr sad whoever puts him
down sos the eoast s~sd sos b~
afrati To tackle coaioa. Williams or
sns other hsaiam IN the world.
For the f,ass couple Of Year, the
bantam eisss hss he,d csmpi. Chavez.
Mn William. sad coa,os
~i,h Ceuioa claiming tho title sad
out of tho danger ,na- ant
keeping ava, from say cf the other
kood men In his elaN. tic hss
fought . draw with nraanissa sad
> draw with Md wiiitsMa. hut both
battles ~er- short distance affsirs.
Inc Hrannisan fish, soias six round.
and tho Williams hattie len roands
Il is doubtful u cou,on hes sny,hias
,r either Rrsaaisan NJ Chavez snd
ri;her 10y would give his ead Of tho
rr'c to get coaion In tho ring with
he title a. a stake
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-11
|'''!aA' 'k[|iy4i |SR yFitEsy E5E!9 frs
3~ WAR on THE MILITIA
Statement sf u. n. " Hesds Is Regarded a
iOp@ CeuaseI q Ldvlssssess aad Kolesce..
Cea4eRa Desfyuclioa Of Tent Colony

iwsses. Aawk ii-tNfi~iais af
The ust'sa Mlss Neshsrs of A@sr-
iss we're sessh ossr The tearing DON n
u sfSth<rs' seAls ., Fofh-es yesterday
snd iaaeA sAaleeashs last might de-
elaSlas ihsi IL ~hsss-e Of ssTikihs
Hiness arr To h~ thus ssssssls de-
ssros~A. ws arr ssias so advise -sesY
mas ss sFM hisAs~ls Z. rsas~.s and
aefehd his haaae. sh-tkss il i.r ffsa.
he ssserks of nain@ o~n-r.' hire,
HAS ~ The Colorado state militia, .
ne offteiots of ,hs unSon s-s, tel
ssssphio nenaAss. ,osixht Tn ihaisi-
sssi asnts~ss VI the congressional 81
~u0ails~s whteh had bai saneiuass,
Ne hessisss n ,hs ssdke ssn.. De-
ssiiisg The ssss1k apsn the foss~.
eoloaS. ssa slsn s~ns ss~..4s~s tn the
cossrsAe representative. sna s-ssiss.
in washissso>.
rk- sisi-ashI IA full soiis~.s
The psrdiesish II mshY of HI.
eitiy~as al caissasa "a. shss when
the ~'usk ~ the congressional sofh
saiIi-e ~ss fissss-., shs the eaa-
esvssrs~n hsa sssusn-ss Tn Washing
Ton. a. soais iap in IN. .ssis-
seas.' Asa th~ p-opi. ~ha had the
rpprSze Tn srssifs asAin., The mill
stA snd the saal s.ssrshi~s ~~ais
rev aTs'iy ias ih- PRIVILEGE ss s-s,i,
y sss s- Ire ssu,hs
The sssia si,h al. sosss-.ei i.aai
sasnnis'ssmes on baafd s~ss.-Iy had
sssrs-i The boss.s lin. nf Colorado
when hs~mh@rv ot the Colorado ma
stoasi sussd. sssisr und~s asasss sG
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-11

sii-sr,; unsais tssatrssa, af ssas1s-
sioa wages - fsisr aftiisti,s laid
h.'aF- saass.ss 80 bsins absai fhis
s.gY Investigation sna o. sh- Bsarz
,le.s USUALLY el'ssiaiss ~hSr~ 'av W
y st VI, .asiHs.Fs q s;rjsss
PERHAPS. uog Fsiishsns ,hs ,rss'-
men, be received Nh-n b. sss de-
ported tr.m ,ss strike ssHs. IRE.
Meyer Of the ". =. ". is -,p-c'-.i 10
Eis- his testimony in .hicaz. Il
should be in,-rs sting although IL Ia
ioabsfai " ne san s-ii .sy,siak new
The sAs- af the STRIKER. Ions asn ELI
fiat. 4, hs. been t~s's,si-a up Ni,h
n,i.r-rr-s~n's'isns. ba; IN. old rss-
p,.y.s in the tain-s aSr- ai~ay. ieF-
al and they az. rno.'iy back 10 Nask
The .,fik. -sisis aas in name pniF
Tho inpcs asr ,h- real Sufferers. ani
,h-p deserve sympathy
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-11

Adiu,sht ss@ssr2l john Ehss-, Faia-si
III Tsrs-s ,sa, saisaF after ,hlFI-sa
of the s.sisss sis Sf Ih- soiosY ha,
hem piss-.. usa-r arrest on = ,rlssp-
ri az .h@re.
'N-fsf-@ss Of sh- naillIia. ,psaIE-
three In aanssssE. visited .h- IssI col
ohs sEd sFsi-rrss ,hs s-sAainlns resi-
a.a,s Io E-saosa .h-iF ,-hts Mhssl
.n.s Srsi.r sss aissis f-.i ,L. militia
al ohe- pF1s--liss, so tHaF dSss ,hs
tent. ahs iasiEoF th- hSsAss Sf sh-
.,EiAias hsia-fs Ne aF- adsisssi bF
our ssan-~l. itssas- \. iiassiGs
that sAis IL ar ah-arsHAI-t sad lile-
ssi aEi,
'tf ,his tes,sEs that deportation Is
siAsa, Ia sa&s place and i.r hsas-z
Of she ssrihias sain-ss .hes psntsnIs
destroyed. sk si,is-as as tho skate II
Caiosssa. ssd ..Irisl. of ,h- Colo
sass nIa~rs' uaisn. ~ aF- ssins
4. advise -t2rs inas ss sraa hinss-is
is pfvsrs. aaa a-tena his hasss-.
Watcher {, ise fs.as sssass sf The nsins
a~H-r.' hiFeisass ussHF th- saiss .s
Colorado. aaa asftsiais - ibr CSlS-
ra.is stats asitisia.
a strikes rsst.-s's ,-nt is his
ssht. Ani Is ss sarssa Z. hsia a. e
,h7 saahssaa 80 Is- usin- .pasF
rhs stat~sasat vas sisn-si ~ JahD
u, tss~so.s farsa'+rg ~ ,ae in,sFn4z
,israi .@ss's, t'aissa Nias workers
as Am-n.a la,sa Mri.saHan. trss-i
a-a, -. the r.iSFais ssst- tirs'Hsstisa
af i-ai-aF. ana = T.. issYi.. s-rr-saSy
Treasurer ~ distFSs, sif'~-h.