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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-16

Was Jp 10 Wilson.
President Taft. nearing the end OF
his term, left to his successor Tn,
problem of adjusting diplomatic rcla.
IONS with Mexico. To Woodrow VII.
son, Huertd sent Fluctuations on IN,
ddE OF the American presidents in.
auguration.
Ilampcrcd at the outset of his ad.
minlstration by the refusal of the
l ultcd States TO recognize him.
Ituorta soon faced growing Difficult
ties in raising funds TO run his gov
eminent. HIS uneasy hold upon af-
falrs was weakened by minor const-
lullonallst Victories ia the north and
ny recurring rumOrs OF a break with
f".lN lqaz, nephew Of Porfirio Diaz,
and Hucrta's ally in the overthrow
Of Madcro.
On May l Huerta announced he
would urge congress to call cleo
Tons IN October TO choose his sue
Cessor The congress selected Octo-
Der 20 as the date Of the election. and
a decree to that effect was issued
by IIuerta on June 3.
Felix Dlaz, who had announced
himself as a candidate for the pres
ldcncy, was sent TO Japan on july II.
Henry Lane Wilson, the American
Ambassador. was recalled 10 Wash
inEton, and Nelson O,Sbaugbncssy
charge d'affalrs. was left in charge
~ American interests in Mexico.
Early In August II became known
mat President Wilson intended to
send John Lind, formerly governor
or Minnesota, 10 Mexico as his per
suual representative in an ende5ynr
TO ARRANGE a basis for tI, v.,,.llt.s.
peace. Hucrta announced he wouId
not tolerate interference
Nevertheless. Mr.. Lind delivered his
note from President Wilson UIert..
rejected am proposals made by tho
American government. chior of whf.b
were the suggestions that he rasi.n
and that he not be q candidate On
election day. Relations hctwp.n Ne,-
leo and the United states had he
come acute. President Wilson pro-
claimed his policy I'm an address he
fore congress. To which was atf,,bnd
correspondence between MIR Lima ana
the Iiuerta administration
Iiucrta was attacked i'm the Mny-
lean senate on October Z nv Sor.t,r
Dominance. who spoke what was i'm
the minds Of himself and some ~ bis
colleagues. Dominguez d-isappearnd
The chamber ,f 1oputies .T.,.tas
resolution calling for am inyastiga
ton
TO this Huerta's reply was drauatic
and swift. He marched a colur,r nv,
troops 10 the chamber of dcputioe ana
10 deputies into nrisop NJ.
Doe dissolved congress ana took ,,,.1
himself the legislative authority can
Ing for an election " new members
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-16
Have a Faint Clue
To Missing Women

Continued from Page one.)
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09

Chicago, jan. 1.-The judgment Of
the federal district court of Indian
apoEs, in sentencing to prison thirty
members Of the international Associa-
ton Of Structural Iron Workers. was
affirmed by the federal circuit court of
appeals here in twenty-four cases. Six
cases were reversed and remanded to
the lower court for retrial.
The defendants in these six are: Ola
Tveitmoe of San Francisco; William
Mccain of Kansas City; James Ray of
Peoria: Richard Houlihan of Chicago;
Fred Sherman, Indianapolis: and Will
liam Barnhardt Of Cincinnati.
They were convicted Of charges of
conspiring to transport explosives
aboard trains.
The sentence of seven years penal
servitude against Frank M. Ryan of
Chicago, president of the association,
was affirmed.
There were thirty-two convictions in
the dynamite cases growing out of the
blowing up Of The Los Angeles Times
building. Two of the convicted men
refused to appeal. All but SIX of the
thirty who appealed are at liberty un-
der bond.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
Stolen Will In
Morgan Collection

Washington. D. c., Jan. THE
will of Martha Washington. stolen
from records of Fairfax county. Va.
during the civil war, has been located
in the library of ]. P. Morgan of New
York. A request made on Morgan for
its return met with refusal.
State Senator r. Ewall Thornton Of
Fairfax county will next week, when
the legislature meets. introduce reso-
tuition instructing the attorney general
Of Virginia to institute suit in the fed
eral supreme court for the recovery
Of the will.
The will of the wife Of the first presi-
dent was cut from the record books Of
Fairfax county when the war between
the states was raging in that portion Of
Virginia. Not long ago Virginian
saw the document in the Morgan col
lection, and notified E. Walton Moore.
a Fairfax attorney.
Moore enlisted the aid Of Mrs. John
Barbour, regent Of the D. A. r. chap
ter. She wrote Morgan, and received
a polite but firm refusal Of return. al
though Morgan agreed to supply a set
Of photographs providing he is given
the opportunity to photograph the
George Washington will in the archives
Of Fairfax county.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
Novel W ay to
Raise Money
Gift Calves Raised by Members of Con-
gregation TO Pay off Mortgage on
Church.

Garden City, Kan, Jan. ITO pay
off an incumbrance of $1,000 on their
new church, the Methodists Of Card
en- City have decided to go into the
cattle business under the direction OF
the official board and twenty-five calves
already have been donated.
1t is the purpose Of a committee ap-
pointed by the church to get herd Of
100 calves by May !, these calves to
be weaned and ready for grass. Mem
bers of the church and other ranch
men have agreed to keep them on pas
ture without charge until fall. when
they are to be transferred to other
men. who will keep them through the
winter. When they have been in the
hands of the church for one year they
will be marketed and the money ap-
piled to the fund.
Each calf, as it is brought in. will
be branded with a number and re-
cord of the number and contributor
kept.
The FIRST calf Of the herd was deliv-
cred at the church in the morning serv-
ice last Sunday. with the request that
it be branded -.
When the final roundup day comes
the church expects to have big bar.
becue in which the zcsunty will partici-
pate.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09

The day Of horse and cattle susil-
ing N Mckenzie county is not yet
Oyer. On tie contrary recent de-
vclop.nent show The crime to be still
fourishing among the h=d lands in
the southern part OF the county. But
if Deputy Sheriff Scott Gore keeps on
the trail as ne hes for the past week
1t viii not be long before the horse
and cattle thieves wilI pull for srcener
fields or elae be doing tnc.
st. .l-tu-.~. c.es..15 Sect Gore
PLEASED t.raaa, I.ie~s4lo.r on ms way
. SoAafcr With A4ocrt Henson wi,orn
Z j. ,la;,ne1 syss c-a~ht -cd LANDED
= ehc a G ;ll::g o:.o Ct il. G.
Persons cows. Tuesday last Scott
gathered in Ray Foreman and yester-
day nabbsd Fred Grahnt for appro-
p.iating two horses, one belonging
to Ted Iielling, the other the prop
erty of Howard Overstrcet. Fore
man and Grahnt were brought be-
fore Justice of the Peace Hinman on
charges of grand larceny. They
waived examination. Foreman furn-
ished bonds in the sum of $4,000.
Grahnt was unable to procure bond
and begun the new year in the coun-
ty Jail at Schafer. Hanson will be
given an examination in the course
of few days.-Mckenzie County
Chronicle.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
New York
VI hts All
Vail Street Fns,sSs On lens Share of
Regional Eanll CAP; l-snag for
Bank Organization amm;ttee.

New Yorls, Jan. 7.---l'ae task of sell
ing UP the snsschinerY licI, is to put
n motion a new l.. ing system in
he country, was tax mp by the fed
eral reserve organiz en- committee,
1onsisting of secretery McAdoo, OF
he treasury, ard tlcuaea, Of asricul-
ute.
On the committee d-volvcs the res
>onsibili'y CT raapp;r4 ut the reeion-
Al reserve districts. loc-ing "a banE.
IN each. To aid II, hing this de-
ciaion. the committee gan series
# hearings to be cor ed three days
here, and Subsequently a other in1por-
ant financial ccntera
4 number Of New orr. leading fin
anoerx gave tl.ei. S'.,s@.aa On the sub
iect. 1t quickly eaveloped ,Aat the
committee had icu}t ask on tl,eir
a.od3 II WI ,'7'v 1e fr-oe.9.1 >
70 satisfy both Yor!. ar3 tha rss.
f fba country.
Fraul; Wand, president ce i,e
easio-al City said lie thooqas il
iaeossibfe 70 cut a Plan to FL
6ll I'll req-,r IS. The ;ori.y
opinion of TIC ss-s favored he
creation oF > M~ Torl: regional ; nE
Of such gnaanl IS 70 Absorb f9r,v
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
Raise More Stock
Says ]. J. Hill.
Says Diversifying is the Only Hope for
the Farmers Of the Northwest In His
Recent Address at Barnesville, Minn.

James ]. Hill of the Great Northern
Railway Co.. made two addresses at
Barnsville on the 2lst., and in both
Of them made forceful pleas to tn.
farmers and business men to see 10 it
that "a step must be made in the busi-
,ess OF raising wheat and for their lest
interests. ard those of the state in gen
eral they must raise more cattle and
hogs, they ale needed in our 5usi-
ness, he said.
Mr.. Hill was in Barnesville at the in
vitaticn of the commercial club. He
addressed a gathering Of farmers in the
public hall and afterwards the mem
bers Of the commercial club and busi-
ncss men at banquet for which there
were $50 plates. The distinguished
empire builder was introduced to the
banquet guests by Tom Guinness, one
of the prominent merchants of Barnes
vile. In order to keep the appoint
mcnt that night MIR. Hill had to travel
on special train from New York city.
First speaking TO the farmers in the
public hall of Barnesvi!lc. MIR. Hill be-
gan by saying, you gentlemen are
farmers and am going to talk plain
about farming" He referred to wheat
}a;s.ng and that they were in conapcti-
ton With the sArgeneinc republic with
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09

= deal which has been pending for
come time was closed his SveeS ~hen
A. Severson ard his son, H. Sever
son, became the owners Of the prop
orty known as the GiInitz and Et!;oit
ranches northeast Ct Beach, recently
purchased by 3. T. P sii:.
The deal involved $50 acres and
considerable cattle, horses and hogs,
and the consideration was over &Z0.-
oo0.o0, sI4.40o.oo beng paid fer
the land and s5.60o.00 for the stock.
This is one Of the largest real es-
tate deals closed in the Golden VAL
ley for long time. Mr.. Piesik re-
Gently purchased the property from
Mesars. Elicit and Gilnitz, it being
two separate ranches adjoining. My.
Piesik consolidated the two ranches
and sold them together to Messrs
Severson who have purchased one OF
the finest ranch properties in Western
North Dakota.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09

different points throughout the south
country.
Tomorrow a big meeting has been
called at Burkey when the farmers
expect to hear some definite PROPOSE
tion put to them SO that they can
act one way or another. SO far, all
papers that have been circulated
give no information as to who is 60
ing to do the railroad building if the
farmers do their part, in fact, ii has
been q very one-sided proposition as
advanced so far, and this has kept a
great mary farmers who really
want a railroad for getting over en-
thusiastic ever the agitation.
Just as soon as the railroad build
ors." whoever they are, can show
that they mean business and can
build rai,eoad and put it in opera
ten, the farmers will certainly do
.laeir shsre and everyone thaf has
the welfare Ct the GoIdea N4lley Al
heart VII be found ready to boos;
ard assist m every poss.ble way. n:
If this is j,,st another .. aoEahie note
scheme and on'y a paper xailroad, >vc
believe The sahemers VIII end rsthe,
hard r.clsing hereabouta
The Chroaic'e cdltor ard Chroria'-
ownere are very ar%ions 10 sec .
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
ELECTRIC LINE
PROMOTERS HERE
A. F. Herbert and C.. E. Hyde Arrived This
Week and Now Busy Agitating Electric
Line From South Of Beach to Baker

A. F. Herbert. of Oregon. ILL.,, and
C. E. Hyde, of Chicago. arrived here
Wednesday and are now busy can
vassing the country and looking over
the field with view of carrying out
the proposition of building an electric
line frem the South Golden Valley
into Baker, Mont, as advanced and
agitated by J. w. Cox the past few
weeks.
MIR. Herbert. We are informed, is
really the promoter, while Mr.. Hyde
is reported as being railroad con-
tractor. The names of The people
who are to build the read have not
as yet been given out and for some
reason has been kept under cover.
1t has been rumcrsd that the prop
ositon is being carried on in the inter
ests of the Milwaukee road while 9TH
ers insist that it is etrictly an indc-
pendent proposition.
Mr.. Herbert is well known pol
it;cian at Oregon, Ill. He is
nos Financially backing the proposi-
ZION, but simply representing some
unknown parties whom he claims hss
the money TO go ahead with the
construction.
Subscription papers are still being
circulated, . slight change being made
from the o~ieinal Subscription first
p&t out which was printed in ti.e
Chronicle a couple Of. weeks ago.
The row subscript;on calls for the
completion Of the road by SEPT. l.
1914. and calls for a Straight dor
ton payshle in 'be2l.=ble notes 1sh@e
tLe read is surveyed and laid cut."
4 LARGE number Of farnaers, .yhe
realize the necessity oi a south roa3
arc greatly intareat-d IN tke propos;
tion ard meetings have been held :
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
simple but beautiful descriptions
that tcr;;tie world of DISSOLUTION.

simple but beautiful descriptions Of
that tcr:;t;e world Of DISSOLUTION.
His return journey from that elu-
sive spot in the seeking of which hun
dreds of lives have been sacrificed.
and Thousands of dollars have been
spent. was t'aught with experiences
s'orthy Of the study and appreciation
of all mankind.
His adventures with hi. two faith
ful Eskimos in a small " foot cam
vas boat in the Arctic seas, when life
depended on stray birds eaten raw,
serve to show what man can do when
thrown upon natures resources
Providence seemed kind to this lit
tie band of three men, who were
tossed about for days while seeking
security on an iceberg, not knowire
when the end would come. Thei;
fight for food ard life in a world as
barren as the Garth before man vas
made, is lessen in human endur-
ance ard coHrase that inpresS1s the
reader n,ost wildly.
During the last two years, many
of the world fc.s:.oss Arctic and
Antarctic explorers have read and
carefully examined DR., Cocks data
To-day. his achievement IS credited
by many who at first ridicuIed him.
fiis work is given unstintcd credit,
as the discoNerer of goal which
baffled the world for centuries.
II you have not secured a copv oi
this beautifully Illustrated book, you
owe it to yourself to do so
The book contains full and Gnal
account Of the most sensational cor
iroversy of history, and if you were
to pay $500 for it, you wouId b.
scttilg value received.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
Egarl Starts
100000 Suit

George W. Egan, of Sioux Falls. s.
D.. twice defeated for the guberna-
torial nomination in South Dakota, has
filed suit in federal court against the
Sioux City Tribune for 100000 dem
ages for alleged libel. The claims arr.
itemized in three distinct divisions:
Loss to his law business for decrease
in demand for his services as an at
torney. $4,000; loss as lecturer. Tor
which the demand has decreased,
$4,000: loss of standing as respec-
table citizen, loss of respect of his rela
tives and friends and for mental suffer
ing 100000.
George w. Egan is a relative Of
Hugh. Pierce, Martin. Howard. Mike
and Ed. Egan of Beach.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
TO THE EoREAL CENTER.
Great Interest Being Shown In Ou
Educational Campaign.

From the very first announcement
in the columns Of our paper that we
had secured Dr.. Cooks book at the
cost of publication, many of our
readers have taken advantage Of this
exceptional offer.
The book has caused a profound
sensation. His story of adventure, Of
capes from death have excited the
admiration o. many who have secur-
ed a copy Of this book. One cannot
help but admire the courage and in.
domitable sri,it Of this man. and his
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
QUO vADIs

miner Aoest lnOu).
The Moving Picture World" the
best critiren of motion pictures has
the following to say: Quo Vadis"
is a film which sets new space in
motion photography. Not only has
it displayed the remarkable vitality Of
the action picture. but it demonstrat-
ed that photodrama production has
so far surpassed even the dreams of
it's greatest champions that nothing
now seems impossible for its ultimate
best critiern of motion pictures has
Accomplishment. Every citizen
should see the pictures Of this story
and especially every minister and
church eoer. They will be shown at
the Opera House on January 18th
and 18th.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
128 Autoes in
Golden Valley Co.
l3,075 Autoes Registered in North
Dakota During l9l3-4,075 Over
1912.

Bismarck, N. Dak.-The ending of
the year 1913 secs the cl. sing of the
Motor Vehicle Registration account at
the office of Thomas Hall. Secretary
OF State. and the records. now COM
pleted show the following:
Number of automobiles reg
istered :. -. -. 1905
Number of motor cycles reg
lstefed ......... 9I3
Total receipts FOR year. 4. $42,Ol3. 90
Tctal paid to counties for
roads ............. 35.006.43
Total for expense of tags,
mailing, etc ......... 7.006.55
Of the above totals Golden Vallc,
county has received 1916 during
the year ard is credited with '2s
automobiles and motor cycles.
A comparison with the figures 70,
1872 shows an increase in the mum
Der of registrations, there being g..
eco automobiles registered then ane
40 motor cycles.
The new tag for 1914 will be o
canary yellow with black numer1is
and will be ready for delivery in Jan
nary. 1t will be remembered that II
the purchase of the now tags abou
100000 was saved over the pric'
paid for the preceding years supp'y
Already large number of applioa
tions have been received at the of.
Of Secretary of State for 1914 regis
tration. This is accounted for by IL
wonderfu'ly warm winter wealth
| which leaves the roads in fine sh,p.
/ Eor Use by motorists. App'icatiol
blanks VIII Ae sent by the Secretary c
State in January TO every motor .ve
hicle owner with . letter urging h.
to DO Jour 1914 registering earl;
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09

All members of the cemetery board
are requested to be present at the
annual meeting to be held in Linger's
hall in Beach, on January 10Th, at 10
o'clock.
By Order Of Secretary.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
A CORRECTION.

he Chronicle got things rather
twisted last week in giving out the
names of jurymen, who are to
serve during the coming session of
district court. The names given
last week were those chosen from
the city of Beach. subject to jury
duty.
The jurymen for duty at this
term of court, drawn from the
entire county. are as follows:
w. E. Glazier
A. C. Nistler
A. G. Turner
o. c. Attletweed
NJ. c. Northrup
]. M. Herricl
Len Stockwcil
]. A. ]. Norem
Herman ketner
F. Bublitz
Chas. G. Hu ffman
]. II. Krimb,ins
w. w. Larsen
J. a. Kitchen
J. H. Stecker
Herman Wo;ohn
c. F. Smith
]. S. Snyder
Nels Woldahl
{. w. Elliot
r. O. Tangsn
Martin Ueclse,t
A. D. McPhoe
: Harley Eailey
A. Q. Hagae \
Victor Olson
John Crock
: Fred RI. Frer h
Sidney Stccfst.
VIM. Schernae,horn
!: + 3 3 s. .: e 4
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Services will be held next Sunday
Jan. ~, at 1890. in the English lang
uase. Yearly congregation meeting
after services.
JACOB F. M. ESSlC. Pastor.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
PETITION NOTICE.
n-.l Al n.L Ie-

Beach. N. Oak. Jan 8. 1914
Congressman P. D. Norton.
Washington. D. c.
Dear Sir:
Please find inclosed petition to the
United States Congress. by the Beach
Socialists. for a Congressional invessi-
CATION OF the labor conditions in the
copper regions of the state Of Mich
igan. We also ask the government to
take immediate steps to acquire pos
session Of the copper mines and oper-
ate them.
For the benefit Of all the people.
And forever end this murder and
blood money. for profit only.
Your Very Respectfully.
"A. O. WHITNEY.
Sec. Of Beach Socialist Loce'
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09

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.,,
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-'"e' ''e&' vas born IN 'aa III B.
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@',' i.2'a7n. Tie spent saes-
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"l,' '-"5 ~ ~ian iey.
- '~0i'ec9e "as head Of ihe =
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q "c.N "f twelve Talrn'as
:, '| a@ l''itersity Seeety.
0'i' ne IS also aatAer q
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l"9 la9-nnlres of ~
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'+l'l.iss'' So1iety, o5 ;n-
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-',-1'.'' eaehefs Association.
o''sss IS chairman Of the
''' 0i trustees q the Nena-cllo
''''.''5 y >'oeirey' Illinois, thc I'D
S''2i IN iae slate; and
- o. '"e hoard o. irpstces
'' ~o'"'''o'a S-0!ieGe ct Express
'oi', =, 0'qI''"'S tmidlng, Chicago.
49, IT. .~0i'4e'ge has elijoyed The
'''''''' ss 'hat come from The as
''''n ''1h n1sn OF hiGh intc?lec-
- ''''"' nc was a nelghbor Of
'No"e'' Lou's stevenson and a com
''s'''-o" o. ''ehfy Drummond, the fam
% ", ,s''nor ana philosopher
"sn Dr eol'edge vas student
:" Eonaoh' the great scientists, Hux-
''S' 1ynoa'' Darwin and Spencer
e ''sh''hs the battles OF evolution.
'o'se0h' i.arker and farrar were
III" s,'h's OF the pulpit and Gladstone
ara D'srae'' were the leaders in the
''use OF commons. 1t was his good
'oi'une 10 see and hear these men
'''en ana come INTO personal touch
"'n several OF them.
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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
Heffron Seeks
Atty. General Job
Assures Citizens He Would Give Even.
Handed Law Enforcement.

Handed Law Enforcement.
Bismarck. Jan. 7.-Hon. F. c. Hef-
iron of Dickinson has decided to c,.
ter the race as IA candidate for "a.
office ct attorney nreral This de-.
e's'on was definitely settled yAe, j,
vas learned that At.arccy C:.nsrs,
Miller would be a candidate fer lJ,,,..
&c sSates aen@tor ard was brou4 N.
'h"ut by s:-erg pressure on the. part
s'<n and won,an cf the state it :s
sad
Mr.. ilefron has been an assache of
F"torssey General M;llc~'s office for
-eNe'si years past The announce
o'ent Of MS cane..de.y and his plat
sozFA q r-inci2'cs follows:
.ftcrc e>is:;r9 in Tie minds of MANY
persons and Communities Of Nostl.
Dakota, ard in particular certain, -,or-
tors Ct the worts m It cl.ereof. tl.e
sentiment. t:iat lie site, IS a whole,
does not care ,.h~,hs~ It's Law. ar,
obeyed by eve~yoi9. but ds@;res 70
leave it to each c7.a54uaisv to eboo..
what laws il a' .:oia!e w.A is.Y-
punily; therefor, - make A:rect
test on TIE cnss.;o!, q law enforce
ment, ! hereby eanovrc. .avs.lG - =
candidate for aa5rn-y General ,.,o,
he Republican acAct ard unen M.
2,as1o.o1:
/. hN lf1c !aws =. .,.t. .3auld
5a gwen r4assna&le aaa ..v. ,lare-
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