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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-10-03
Only One "BRoMo oUINlNE"

To &c, the genuine, call for full name. I.AxA.
TIVE HRo1io QCiSiSE Look for signature Of
Il " GROVE. Cures a Cold in one Day. stops
cough and headache, aud works OH cold. sc.
"Why did ~ quarrel with your hus-
band
"Ile said | was positively ugly
How did he conn q use such Ian
guage""
lie did not use those exact words
but he said that If was to murder
anyone | would hc found guilty
Houston Post
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-10-03
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
G a 8 TO r | a

Tess Why were YOU weeping IN the
picture show.
Jess II vas moving picture,
Indrc
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-10-03
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 6 T r a

ron. tint it awful That papcr
printed terrible scandal about me-
Yes il is dreadful How did they
yet hold d it, Philadelphia Ledger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
Siifop 5ncfer SSO.

Sonoon, Is. SUM. Zen tioligere
9iifop Al Uganda. II. u. u. IN.
eter. er i @aar oso her. 30 Mar 81.
) 5el9e oDeaitaaenoe Telegram
er altida III 9iifop u. u. luefer.
9eanem p 4ar 2eoer al ct Al Ssr.
oeus piomoerli9itc Qlisiionsarbei-
Der llaauoas9lisiioueu / 4iritas
9ierte, gaaat mo II. III 0erres
@laoe efter At bare tent BARS 8igs.
Jag meo Sroitab % lmoer itor Bel.
fguelie.
Get bar / 1890. nut oa aley.
@}oefag par 300. al 1utfer iammen
meo . andre tom til Uganda. %
ban Tom Der itrat5 til II inotage
en- ferenOe Stiain5 %iaOeifor IRIS.
iionen.
9iitop 1ucfer oar oprinoeli9
aunimer. % auloet I'll at Blue Mis.
iiouur tom til bam moer lloepel.
len Al oerne @erniHg Dan 1aOoe iuit
malet ct 9iaeoe a en- biemiss aoin.
Be / Den poerite 100, ga ban blep
5rebet Al it e9et 9iaeOe, o. Den
Sonfe log neo / 5am: 9oorior life
beaere 9aa ben % biGlpe oisie
Stafler emo male 9illeOer al sem2
u itrats Oro1 aunineren til
OriorO or at ituoere 1eolo8i eiter
enot Stuoi1m melotg ban i9 iom
reoe til At aaa I'll 2itairifa. 6oor
ban nlellte. a 9lsoen BAR iterit o.
iom giifop TOM Dan mart til at
iore ltamoamisiioaea iremao meo
iior strait % Cmiigtsiulo1eo.
SORT 1911 traf 9iifop 1ucter
iig til6oae. O ban bar ii0en "a Ue.
ret 6omprouit / 7ur5am.
Sioit. bans GaBn bar irenime ior
Oifentlia6eoen. 1ar uaOer aifngu'
Saaen ms, Oa 9iitop 6ilcter re.
iolut uotaIte iig ior ct inoerliaere
Samarbeioe melem De iorifeaiae
Observation-Disclosures
IN er ban 9aaet 6iem. bDor Der
er fnlO en6c0 - ariilts.
str. gabI.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

talte Bait. anoerien ON l. Suli iom
3ationens Ssoielsoag. @at.
aisaer 6aooe tioligere bpot pei
fommen, og M fortaIte ban liOt
ira airfefnobielien peS 0oneoide
i. Gaf.. iom han nDIi1 haboe oelta-
aet l. % 6ra9te 0iIiener ira ZEN
ner Der.
6renmeoet til oeune Set oar
fife caentIig tort, men oog par Der
en- goo 6lof. oaiaa fnfeIta 6eisgenoe
a~noetiteos ira. iaaleoes Mr. ID.
Ssrenien meo 5omilie fra 5remont
on DIR. So6uion % Stlt0 6enrD
Sanien ira anou6an "a. = ale
Dc naonte pr 9ntomobiI. - 6eiten
par 6eaunitiget at rigti8 goot @eir
oa on oen fife par iaa itorartet.
iaa par Den 6pgaeIig. Oct fua-
.Iitatioe opoeier oeo en- ida0an
9eilia6e0. 6pa6 Der mangIer ! BET
fbdntitatibe.
Get bar. biIt en- 0perraitelia
Tor mango at meoe @rs. RieIien,
Misiionar HieIIens SuItrn, ira
0flahoma pes Soften Ben 4. Sui
Sun bar / 9ogene ii6en ofIaat Be
ia bos genner Der. % / Morgen
aatcr bun at amfreiie berfra til Oma-
ia.
- Get Ter ito til at 9lslen Der !
9oen mart after ifaI fomme | @an9.
Get er Or. Cars 6onien. Ser er /
SanoeI ON BEN. iammen meo 2ouis
GasmnsIen ira &arGan, Soma, o.
iaa 4 6. Sgrenien Der al gpen
@riien. foritaar bt. er $500. men
SanoTen er life fllot niilnttet. 3oa
tp6er at pao. at Oen oil 9aa / Or
oen. on @sneu oil fomnle I @ona.
Som oa Dqr meo / 9alier
QanOteber. ecIffabet IS. SUM 1911
9ps oor rgoofIet4 og aaa meo os
nppnte cato - til 8uIier. timber.
isg 9ano oe 8an6 % kbis De life
timber oct iom Ri bar beifrcoet BET.
ga betaler bi 9eres 9eiie o. ltogii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
SnOre.N islions Sagen.
6n friitclia SOlfefeit meO ca.
10000 8eltd9ere.

str. N8bl. AZ -. ,Sunl ltrlUer:
0ette maa Dog 0ift uare noget al
ct Iioens Iean. Der 6rqaoer fig
mo ielo i oeres geDioit6eo. ionl
ellers life 9erne bill 0ioe al ariiien-
oonmen at iige:
Gen Ssn0aa menitrer ben friite.
lige llngoomsbeoGaeIie / asben6aDu
line trooper i ct autal al ca. 20.
900, % IA Gage ieuere itguner
benimo0 10000 aebenbaunere at
ale 9lIOre iammen / Seuoermar.
ten til en- friiteIig 6olteieitl
Sa, Der par / Sono6eo Set /
Smoermarfen / @aar. Set / Or.
oet5 opbeite 9etuoning. iom Der
flm fan barre oct Der. bper man
iamIes ON Menmeifers opreite Gle:
@nOsri8et. aabeHbaret os 1ennem
oets aon8e. Seius ariihis.
8et murfeOes aIfpreoe bet inc /
9pei. at Der moatte pore noget paa
6proe Der Better paa fbi alt ti6lig
paa eitermio0agen par 5porDoa.
meme ] Den RetHiHa aanife ouer.
folote.
8om man iaa til Ssn6ermarfen.
oar Oct fife til at ta1e fell al. at
Der oar Steoet
Omfrmiet Al Sc imuffe. samle
1rGer o. talrige 9annere "a Stag
after iamleOes Deo 1.Iioen ON
DC, ) Salertole.
1aifn6er a @iemeifer, Der itrafs
6leo arebet ON Siertct Al sangpn
ira De %iulotaIli9e friiteligc San5
tor, Der ole Geane aaau Jonen an
On Eoleritolcne / o. 3. bpor
6ea6olospis 9raiierne soft o.
aolo oirigereoe. 6auoe Der. iaapiot
0i tlnoe ifenne. iamlet iig De iter.
tie Iil6ererifarer % beo ben isr.
lie taIte 81. a. 5orman0en ior SO.
~ben6aons Snore. @isiion, 5tifts.
proDit 9ofimeuer.
5aleritol ? itoo omfran0iet al tai.
riae 9laa.aors Banner. oa Der.
6oor 9oitor q. Subj oirigereor. par
@entret ior oenne bgtnoniuasiulos
@ren al Misiionsar6ej0et.
llngoomsarbeioet par %repraiente.
ret Deo 1aleritol V. 6oor C0errets
iasfsrer Staal oirieareoe, % ae.
praientanter ior De iorifeaige @reae
al bette arbeioe ierfe 0roet.
"a enoelia ON 1aleriiol ". Der
bar Qriieu / 8etning al lloimpf.
ning, o. 6Dor Or. meo. q. 3.
Sod oirigereOe. inmleoes 9Brnene
/ tatte Sfaerr, Iom lptteoe opnert.
Iomt til 3olerne og ilbleoe oper
.nB ootbaab @s.O rfeitrets foitfe 1fii.
fit.
Dagens ponoen afoeling" uofnlO.
tie De forene0e friiteIiee Sangfor1
liant y@o0tbaab"s og oairfens
0rfeitre, os PED
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
yOanfferen"
0nsoag Den s Suli 1914.
glair 9ebr.

Saa bar oi after i Mar feiret l.
snli baaoe ION 30 "a iom 0eni9
beo. SER / @oeil pnr ser tort
.t1lrn oit iarli9 / N itorartei
9ara0e. 60ori 9pens 6orretainger
oeltog. 6pao Der tiliraf fg tori
Opmqrfiombeo fDntes at oOrs Suf.
fraaetoppisningerne Gn Slot a
6%effolepiger repreientereoe Be Sta.
ter. bbor abinoen bar Stemmeret
Ga cen al Dem reprrientereoe iaa
geebraifa iom ben pnaite" 5tat.
bbor a1inoen iaar 5temmeret.
Men set par iarlig MenlabeOens
eaer Den oanife 9efolfnia9s 1. 81.
Ii.8eit Of oiI0e iige lot ON, ifent
ben ilei fife Dor itorartet
81 Iamleoes ON @ftarmiooaget
paa @rasplqnen oeroppe Deo Sto.
len. Get BAR ierit 6eupeo 81. 3.
Den egentlige Set toa fin 9egpnoel.
ie me0 oct Iobeoe 9erneproqram.
Ieoet af gerneues 2arer ! CONNER.
ifolen, shio. 81. Stpanion. 8i for-
itoo. at oa baboe bait FIN fort I'D
OF gBe fig i, % / 5orboIo oerti. u0-
ferte De programmed rigtig go0t.
9ette beitoo nqrmeit / N1arden meo
6Iaa nuoer Gang; Here 5rnpper
Of ggrnene fremiasoe pasien0e
Stoffer for Gagen. 90 mems oct
belle %u6iartes. itoo to Smaafpre o.
bolot et Il 2. Stag / geiret.
"a 8oriamIingeu, efter al bette
groeram bar enot, 6aboe iunaet en-
Gang, bolot 9rof Gang en- Sale no
ira 2 aor. 1. %: aSffe al oi ere
&errer ober e0ers Ero, men oi ere
Mseoarbeioere paa eoers @Ip6e; tbi
Sroeu itaa s.
Otter at nof en- Sarg oar innger,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

Roro 5nfotn arcoics llngoomsior.
6nnO afboIoer fit oarIioe oeIegere
oe .Re0e, oil @iio. I 9rorion Ne-
niobeO oeo Sionep. 0ont.. i Ia.
gene ira 10. til u. SuIi. gae ling.
oonsioreninaer iom tiIberer 6or-
bun6et beSes ienoe cen geleaot.
Qnitor ; g. Gbriitian'en. Gu-
oubon, Ga. bar Iooet ct OGre til
Steoe og SeItnae ! eette Rs6e, %
oerefter boIoe Reoer pnd Here Ste.
Der / Routnnn 90 Ror6 7ofotn.
Saaber at mango baaoe mage %
aainIe bill benptte gnIeoninqen til
at bGre me6 beo oisfe Tsoer on
gIem life al beoe ON mpaen Trii1.
Of Re6erne.
g. q. an6erfeu 5orm.
; SenboIo til Openitnoenoe mo
bpoer grorion R~euiabe6s ling.
oomsforenina @enner ira fiernt oa
npr: men De itnge ! SrroeIeshe0
til at famIes meo os | oisie Gage.
Qoa llnaoomsiorenin3ens 9egne
3 Sui.
Snomelo eSer til uuoertegneoe isr
0eane. 3ieIs 0nmffou.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

ga 6ormerne M mart oil iaa liot
mere lib os ieg bar 6oIf, DER sn-
FER at ie 9auoet paa goitia1 eitate,
Col, noar S9oen itaar paa Mnr.
fen. oiI oi bape grcuriionstrip ira
Omaha Eirsoos oen z. Sill iant
Eirsooa Sen 81. Suli. aGe. iom
mootte baoe Chit at gaa meo Der.
beoes penligit u~noerrette mig Ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
Wisiipnsmpee

nfhoIoes. ON Sub bill, / gbeue3er
@enigbeo, beo gnne gaIIeD - Is
II. og 10. Sui. 5oruoen Bait.
5. q. Gbriitionien. auonbon. ga.
oil areoiens @isiionur % Here Al
areoiens 9rGiter oare til Stebe.
@soet beapnSrr Monoos Otter
mio0ng oen 49,. 81. 2
9eie9enoe inomeIoer iig til Sohn
Soiman Rc Gabe. Ront.
aom % nGr meol
Roa @cnigbeoens geane
Giafonetne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
MisiionsmpSe.

On @to pil bliner oel @1is
iionsmeSe / 3ious DEB. Gutter
60. 9ebr, is. % 10. Suii. 9n.
ifer uoaea At beipge os / Dc 0aae
ifal De bare biertelig nelfJmmen,
men beoes oa laoe os pite ON oeres
9omme. Tor at 0e fan bIios befor-
Ore0e ira 9nen.
e. 6anfen Mab.s Brit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
Nftenmsoerne

SCI. 7 toltes Der ina after, for enOnn
itgrre Sfarer emo oeo gftermiooags.
meoet, ira ale 5 I~aleritole ON:
5relien I ariitus.
Nange Ting uirfeoe iammen til,
at Gogeu blep ben 9egibenbeo, ben
bleb: Get ItraoIenoe SommerDeir,
De mango Menneifer, Der life ipa.
reoe fla for nogen anitrengelie,
bperfen 1oIerne, Songforene eIer
Muffforpiene = life at forglemme
Sefretpren for 9sbenbaDns Snore.
Misiion paftor e. Tonsennro, iom
baboe foaet BET belle til al fafoe ina
momprfpt til Mette.
Og meo Cubs @%eIiisnelie ooer De
talriae eoSe Gr6, Der | Soar iaoe.
beg | De Tuiinoer al Wenneifebier.
ter | Dor tore 6obeoitno, bill Di
bore n1aet O~pfploeffen af gmnet
for Gogen: yQsbenboun for Sri.
ftusI~ ct goot Sfriot uioere.
Wootte oct tel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
uluiif.

Snr at imsoefomme be mango
5sreipsrgiIer fra muiifiuteresierebs
aunoer. bar ri iai os | 5orbiuoe!I.
m.o uogioerne a. lriitelis 90 Has
iiit Ruiif oe iiIbDosr nu fsIsen0,
Ruiifb9iter (Sbeet Ruiie) til oeS-
isieoe Briisr:
Ten tore, bDios 5Isf si it.
af 9iitop s. q. grorion. Ruiii
al g. Bries. Ianit Og enaeIii
Iefit. gris % Cts.
5aoerb0r.
Ruiif Of u. aleUs. 6aEi. &c en-.
eeIit 3efit. gris % Cts.
Rnrsaretes gusseIans.
vi yaongsemnerne". Senrit 5b-
len. Wuiif al G. @riee. ZonIt 90
enpelif 1etit. gris 20 Cts.
Satsrienttns ssnbas.
Af Ssrgen Roe. Ruiif al Ole
Bull. 9nuit oe enselIf left
Bris % Cts.
aluffeiIemt.
ai Spar a.-.esnnrs Rg;a al
Sui Giiier. Dnnif 1efit. gris %
Gents.
sens gsjmaHs".
ri Scope aafiqr. Ruiif al
Carl gielien. 9anif 9efit. Brii
80 Cts.
SaHsbus for 9irftfor.
af Sobn Table. 5~n0sbolOenO,
firitemmi9e Sange (iOr SoprnH,
Alt, 2enOr "a Bass til grus ueS
ben oifentiise 8nOstieHsite cs an.
ore firfeliae 2eiiisbe0sr.
6srfte Del 80 6ftopiioer. Snb-
bunoen / Enpbinb. gris Doc.
AnSen Eel. AZ Chamber. 5nbbun.
ben / Bopbin0. Bris Doc.
A NEW PIECE OF
SHEET MUSIC.
At Evsntids.
Sacred Song. Words by Geo.W.
Grofts, d d. Music by Jas. A.
Fairfield. Publishers Price e0c.
Our price zoe.
Dan. Cuts Bubl. 9oufe
Blair, Rebr.
9p 5origniug
er mootaget Of felgenoe populare
9sger:
.,9immeIIoofen."
MoIpb Gonnor -. 30
Yen Orrs g~erIe."
Sorriet g. Stotpe !. -. 80
@illiam Brandt.
2ourit5 Beterien 49,. f.20
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Den unofIupne Houne."
Worgaret WouIt :. 49,. 30
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9nitifb 2ltb. publ. Souie,
Blair, 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

ter iamt S. ON Dagen | ben Iio,
De pna @ruuo al TureH par borte
fra geres 5%orretning.
Som og faa ct Stem paa Sc beo.
ite 9etingeIier nogen Sinoe tilbrot.
Strin. teIefon e1er beieg
5reo 6. Martin,
Sen. 9lat.,
Eel: Sarueo 4446 30 9r. 254
Omaha Rebr
@uostjeneiter.
Blair.
S~sodasifole al. 9.f5.
6simesieauostieneite ST 1890.
4ftenguostieneite al. s.
Ornm: @uostieneIte 1. oe 8.
Senoag / boer Waoneo, ST. 1890
5ormiooo9.
9ennarS, 9ebr. CAN'T @uostiene.
lie 81. II ferite % treble 5snoa1 {
1ber giaaneo.
@ngeIif @uostieneite aI. II AT
oen @ fieroe Ssuoag ! boet Nan.
neo. SgnOo9sifole meO aoniir
Misunderstanding buer Senoaa al.
10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
sor eaIs.

100 acres Of bet bebite 2onb |
bet banffe Excitement oeo Dicffon,
Canada. Wan beoes benpenoe fig
til Gr. geberien, Gicflon, alta.,
Canada, eIer 8. 3. &onien,
UIoit, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
Eil 81 DUre uat0.

ON, iaa ieg fan faa aft oronet meo
6eiien. Man oil oa ieIu funne ie,
6oao irrigated 9ano fan prgitere
Sfuloe oct blioe FOR iilOig at ifrioe
M til BEN T., ga fan ri msoes
203 groaonap, Council bluffs. eI.
Ter hos Sheoo Snoeitment 60, 5tb
5Ioor 8ange 9logy t5tb ano 6ar.
nen. Omaha, 3ebr..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
gosbbebearpn Sc pr. go.
0Ortb 9afota ganb.

0ogLe foo ppperIiee anleoninger
ill at fsbe eooe Stem | be oonife
aolonier I BeitbD, 9oneeilIe cg
SertiIe gnIIep Eopnibips, n9r peo
gane, Sfoler og airfer. Sfrip til
Sans an6erfen
5ertile. q. ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

Nbresiefprnnbrinn.

Bolt. 3. Olieu. Tor hilbert 9ea,
@2inn.. I'M 1919 6 27tb Street,
6. Oaflano. Sal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-03
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
"Pickling Time" Brings
Some Sage Philosophy
From Jean Men. Stevens

both he n father want hot meals Gin
picking time"
What about that lovely California
dried fruit put w in such attractive
d~ust-proof fashion?
What about the fresh fruit so abun-
dant in it's season, Strawberries, cher
ries, peaches, pineapple. apples Of ev-
cry kind, kept fresh all the winter
long?
What Of oranges ready, juicy, and
abundant for months?
And then, under our pure food laws
and the leadership of DR.. Ladd, we
surely can get fruit we'll canned, at
tractively put up in glass, and lone in
such large quantities as to be reason
able in price, and within easy reach.
So let mother have a rest-and leave
her leisure and strength enough to en-
joy the fruits she serves to her family
Let her have leisure to cultivate her
own mind and soul, as we'll as clothe
and feed her children.
Then they won't be putting a rod
in pickle for her in their teens, be-
cause mother did not need them to
gather the fruit in field, forest and
meadow, as Of old, and they preferred
to roam the alley and street-when
she was sweltering in the hot kitchen
1t is picking time, indeed! but lei
US apply modern methods, and enjoy
the fruits Of modern labors.
We would like to have time to dis
cuss the laws that affect our homes
and our children, with father and
brother, and vote as" we think.
Jean McNaughton Stevens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-03

To The Forum: It is picking time!
Last night I enjoyed your quotation
from The Cincinnati Times-Star with
its tribute to the delights of-rickling
time.
Yes, picalilli is good, and so Is wat
ermelon pickle. Tomato pickle is also
Z" a delight to the eyes, and a thing
to be desired to make n WISE" ike
a certain famous apple Of which a
man ate hearty when it vas given to
him, and then when its digestion
proved somewhat bitter, he put the
blame on he glver.
Homemade preserves, such as
mothers pantry shelf always yielded
I'D to her hungry boys, were good.
Weren't they? There was citron pre-
serve, as clear as the glass dish in
which it was served; pears as luscious
as those that rid England of that fam
Gus King John who signed the Magma
Charta-to get rid Of those grim trou-
blemakers, the earls and knights from
Northumberland, Warwick n the
Welsh border. Plum compete in many
forms and always tempting little Jack
Horner, and YOU know what he did.
I always enjoy such things at my
neighbours table. I love to look at her
peaches preserved in a golden syrup.
But, preserve me, my neighbor is
picked, too.
For mother has spent many hours
in a hot kitchen on summer mornings,
and afternoons, too. Father has the
latest machinery, o know, and he
even has a big wide umbrella fixed
over the wagon-seat for the hired
man. The hired man wears gloves, too,
and in haying time he objects to doing
the milking as part of his chores. BUT
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-03

1t may be hot here tomorrow. but it
will be cool at Detroit. And with the
opportunity of enjoying two lays Of
blissful GOODNESS at the lakes hundreds
are planning to enjoy the Fourth at the
lake city tomorrow.
With the news that the roads never
were in better condition hundreds Of
motorists will make the journey by
auto and instead of burning I'D powder
as in the olden days, they will burn
UP the roads and oil. Independence
day to the motorists will mean more
this year than ever before, for free Of
dusty railroad trains, he can go at his
leisure away from the hot city to the
GOODNESS and beauty Of the country and
celebrate a real independence day.
For those not so fortunate as to own
a a arrangements have been made by
the Northern Pacific to have extra
coaches on he train leaving this city
at 9 tomorrow. This will obviate
crowded train service, which is often
the marring feature of a holiday.
Detroit will do it's part to entertain
the vast crowd expected, with ex-
citing baseball games in the afternoon
and fireworks over the lake in the even
ing, eliminating in a sensational aero
plane flight illuminated by giant rockets.
AS Sunday follows the Fourth the day
Of rest will be such indeed, making a
vacation which, for two days, will COM
bine energentic enthusiasm and leisure
to a refreshing degree.
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In a Bad Man.

Philadelphia Telegraph: They were
talking automobile "reminiscences and
Cong. Jacob Johnson of Utah recalled
the experience of Smith along a coun-
try road.
The inexplicable thing had happened
some ten miles from a garage and
Smith was mauling over the machine
with a monkey wrench when a farner
came along.
For awhile Hiram stood in silence
watching the efforts Of the autoist and
then human nature asserted itself and
he broke into conversation.
"Some a we've got there, pard," he
remarked admiringly. What power
is it,"
"Forty-horse power" said Smith,
continuing to 1lug away with the
monkey wrench.
Forty boss, eh?" returned Hiram,
still working his eyes. What seems
ter be the trouble with it?''
"Well, as near as l a figure it
out" answerwed Smith, with a. sort of
a between a sigh and a cuss,
about thirty-nine of the horses are
dead"
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Notice Of ChatteI Mortgage Sale

~N w ~4AhkC uAUAA NA8G SbkGs
Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in h conditions Of that
certain mortgage made by John Weller
and Oliver Andrus of Grandin, County
Of Cass and State of North Dakota,
Threshfng Machine company Can in
corporated of West Mime.
aPolis, Hopkins P. o., Mtnn.) State Of
Minnesota. Mortgagees. dated the firth
Following Indebtedness, to-wit:
One note dated Sept 9Th, 1913. due
Oct: LIST. 1919, SssS.oo. S%:
ooof One 9s1 note to-, dat sss. Sept so 5th' 1s1s' due
One note dated Sept. 9Th, 1s1s, due
Oct. LIST, 1915. $334.o0. -8%.
n which mortgage waSfduly fled in
Cass County. state of North Dakota. on
the First day OF October, 1913, at 8
O'Clock A. M, n which default ts Of
the following nature, to-w9t:
The first note of the series is past
due and unpaid, payment having been
demanded and refused, and that there
Is claimed to be due on said Mor1tgare
at h date of this notice the sum Of
Ten Hundred Sixty and 44-lOO Dollars
for principal and interest.
And that said Mortgage will be fore
closed by a sale of the personal prop
erty In such Mortgage and hereinafter
to the statutes in such case made and
provided. or the Northwest Quarter oT
the Northwest Quarter Section Sew
en-, Township One Hundred Forty
three, Range F~orty-nine. near farm
buildings of Mrs. John Weller, in the
County of Cass, State of North Dakota,
at the hour of q o'clock p. M, ON Satur-
day h Eleventh day of July, 1914
That personal property which will be
sold to satisfy said Mortgage is de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
n Avery Traction Simple Engine,
mounted on return ffue boiler, thirty
horsepower, straw burner. Number
1902. complete with all parts and at
tachments.
The Minneapolis Tfreshing Machine
Co., Mortgages.
Dated at Fargo. N. d, July 8, 1914.
Gully 30.)
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Proposals.

Sealed bids VIII be received UP to Q
o'clock P. M. of the 18th day of July,
1914 at the office of the Architect for
the furnishing of all material and Ia
Dor for the complete construction of
h new addition to the Masonic Tenn
pie to be erected in the City Of Fargo,
North Dakota in accordance with plans
and specifications prepared by Samuel
F. Crabbe, Consulting Engineer &
Architect, of Fargo, N. D., which plans
and specifications can be seen at the
office of the Architect.
Proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check in the sum of Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars as evidence
of good faith on the part of the bidder,
that, If the contract is awarded to him
he will, WITHIN ten days enter into con-
tract and give good and sufficient bonds
In an amount equal to the amoun oil
the contract for full and faithful per
Torrance of said contract.
Certified checks to be made payable
to HI Treasurer Of the Boards and for
the benefit of the said Boards of Trus-
tees of Scottish Rite Bodies Of Fargo.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
w. A. SCOTT,
Chairman of the Boards.
S. j. HILL,
Secretary of the Boards.
DULY 3, 1919
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HLGHWAYMEN GET
HEAVY SENTENCE
MEN WHO ROBBED MIKE JEssu
OF BANKROLL NEAR DAVEN-
PORT, N. D., SENTENCED TO
THREE YEARS EACH IN THE
STATE PENITENTIARY.

Mike segora and Bill Ksush, transi-
ents, were sentenced to three years
each at hard labor in the state peni-
Tertiary by Judge Charles A. Pollock
in district court this morning. The two
men were convicted Of highway rob-
berry.
Several days ago Segora and Ksush
met Mike Jessu, also a transient, on
the Great Northern railroad tracks
near Davenport, N. D. One Of them
hit Jessu on the head with a stone,
while the other rifed his pockets, tax
ing 1920, which was all he had. Off
GERS from Sheriff Ross office brought
the men to Fargo last night. Jessu
was hurt, but was able to appear In
court this morning to press the charge
against his a%ssailants.
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The Rodman Wanamaker seapIane
is nearly finished and within a few
days it's parts will be packed for the
trip to Newfoundland, from which
place Lieut.. J. C. Porte, the British
naval officer, and his assistant,
George Hallett, will attempt the flight
across the Atlantic. They win likely
sail during the first week in July.
Their course will be from NewfUund-
land to the Azores, then to&the Span
.ish coast north Of Portugal, and on to
Southampton.
The airship has been built in the
yards of Mr.. Curtiss at Hammonds-
port. N. Y. where many aeroplanes
have been constructed. Mr.. Curtiss
has s~uperintended the work.
Lieutenant Porte Is couddent he
will make the journey safely. Should
everything prove satisfactory the mid
die of July may see Lieutenant Porte
and Mr.. Hallett in England, the first
men to sail across the Atlantic.
: The hull Of the boat in which the
auiators will ride both in the air and
.on the-sea, should they" find It neces-