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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

The suffragettes have introduced a
new phase into the political situation
hy tbeir determination not only to sup
mort labor candidates but to finance
them as well. There is to be a great
outpouring Of funds. The result Will
he that when the general election
comes there will be innumerable trl-
angular contests.
A well Informed political writer says
that this probably will return the
J'n!nnlsts with too small a major
ity to be workable, whereas In all or
dinary events the government will
come back with only the loss OF a
comparatively few seats"
Ha continues. There Is no ques-
ton OF patriotism; suffragettes care
nothing for empire. They mean TO
have the vote. and they are not likely
to shrink from financing irresponsible
individual candidates drawn from Ia
Dor when they pour chemicals into
letter boxes. burn country houses and
destroy masterpieces such as tho We
laquez Venus.
'An illustrlous statesman has said
that he regarded the danger of SUI
fragette interference in elections as
a greater peril than any civil war In
our islands. Their funds cannot be
entreated. for they are lodged In Par
is and Brussels; their resources seem
practically lmitless. and how they
would exercise power II they ever ac-
qulre it may be diagnosed by tho
means they are taking TO obtain the
vote"
American citizens ,n London who
come under the scope OF the new In
some tax law are making their returns
at the consulate with cheerfluness
and alacrity. The returns are num-
erous but do not make great sum in
aggregate. The incomes OF the very
wealthy Americans residing here are
taxed at the sources, 80 that the re-
turns Of these are made on the other
side. The heaviest income thus far
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

1t is suggested that If the consump-
tlon OF quinine expands to any great
er extent in India, which aready takes
one-sixth Of tho worlds supply the
price will speedily rise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

Cows in Belgium wear earrings.
Tho law requires that when a COW has
attained the age Of months It shall
have in It's ears a ring to which is at
tnohed numbered metal tag for tax
alton purposea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

Schemes FOR the construction Of n
5000 mile railway through Central
Africa, at a cost roughly estimated az
$50, 100000, have been revived BY the
termination Of the war between Italy
and Turkey.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

Since a process for recovering sui
phur from beneath quicksand was put
into operation in Louisiana In 1904
moro than 2,33O,0OO tons OF refined
product have been recovered.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

@ebeimnik bes ameritonifden l1r.
tbeiIs iiber Deutfdlan6 utlb gebt in
ibm 6es @ngeren auf beridieoene
9unfte, ein, bie er alS &ouptgril1roe
fir oieie 3 obfalltge l1rtbetl betra6tet.
Mir geben iie bier in &iir3e tpieoer.
Mls @run6lage fin feline 9lusfab-
rungen 16idt Sarpep bic o4gemeine
@emerfung pora11s, oab mir in Slime.
rita trob ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
runq unter Waibington unb ben on.
oeren gefreierr INNER nod tein
freies @olf iiro. r@s lit ra1r "ted)'
niib" mobr," iagt er, "oaB oas bri-
ti1de Sod bomals abgetporfe m mur-
Sc. sSn 8obrbeit laitet Dos britt
fde Sod bente idtnerer onf benz
ameritamifden 8olf, olS gu oer 3eit,
ga mo1 I'M &ofen bon 8oiton ben
Gbee in's @oiier tporf. Satpobl, mir
boben in @aibington eine offi5ie1e
@egierungsbauptita0t g&&tsoeito-
meniger mer6e1r Die Ser. 5tuaten bon
9onbon aus regiert. DaS mag po-
raoor flingem, iteat ii4 ober als
mobr berous, tpem mir oen @@1eter
bon ser mirfliden Gage unferer Ste.
gierung luften. @m tperoen Damn
sic @rafte mobrnebmen, bte boS &c.
ben bes omerifamiiden 8oltes be-
1timn1er. l116 6ieie &rafte itn6 brit
ii ib aus Dem einfaden @runbe, tpeil
6ie Entertainer. ibr Denten in
9on6on beiorgen lal1en."
Dann folgen 6ie @riin6e fir 6ieie
8eboupt11mgern 6ie ie6em olS %3ntref-
fen6 eimleudten miiiien, Der einen tie
feren 8Iid in bas amerifanii6e Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

mag bon ubermdbigem MIfobolgemuB
nno Die Sreibeit, tpie ser Grnn3oie
tie peritebt, nit Musgelonenbeit a1f
Die gleide Shufe itelt.
@etra1l 10 itebt's audi nit Ser at1re-
rifaniifen Dentpetie. @as Der Sine
rifaner 6enft, muB, tpie &orbep iid
aus6riiM> 5uerit 6mr9 elm britifbes
@ebirn oiitillirt mer6en. 9nrum
tonnte So. @bitman Bel mns feinen
Stuff er1anget, Bis er bon be1 8riten
ent6eM tuor6en mar. nn6 @biitler
mubte 5uerit Elm GROCER Mann in Con-
Don tper6en, ebe feline omeritamiden
2m6sle1te ii@ 6a3u berbeiloiien mou-
ten, bon ieiner @riiter8 fon1erli@
Mott3 5n nebmen. Dieie britiide &C.
oanfencondle 3eigen iid} Dor alien in
Der 2iterat11r un6 Ser &eltgion uns
ieres 9an6es. So biel man iiber-
ba11pt bon elmer onneritnniiden Cite
rutnr 1pred)en tam, nnatB man 1dgen,
oaB lie Dos miibelo1eite unb oft refine
copienbafte g6o englif9er 8oefie unb
&roia BARTLETT. 60 lit 3. g. Gong
fellom nidts mebr un6 1i@ts tpeni-
ger a1s Elm britti9er 9idter, Der 5u-
fauig aus @e11englan6 ftommt. @idts
bon alle6em tpns er ieinen 2n1rbsGeu=
ten iagte, baltte ni@t a116 bon eirem
@ng16nber geiogt mer6en fortte1t. MlS
ein8ige @usrobme gilt Cigar M1an
&oe, 6er ft6 in ieinem fur3en 2eben
nit aller @etpult gegen sic britif4e
3mingberri6oft Iber unier @eiiteS<
leben omitemmte, 6ofiir ii@ aber sic
berrudteite @ritif on feinen @erfen
eefa1en la1fen m11Bte. Sic &unit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

lii6en 8eitungen o1@ ri@t gan5 ol1<
gemein als @prodrobr 6es @olfes,
ol8 MnsflnB ieiner mabren @eiint
nung anieben farm, 10 i@einer lie
in 6ieier Srage 6ob alS etn 5temli@
8uperlaiiiger @ra6meiler gelten 51
f00u11nen. nn6 mas mir bon ibnen IN
g%rfobrung bringen, lit gero6e5u bor=
reno. G%auien6erlei @ege inde1 uno
fin6em ]te, anf 6ene1r iie GIT 6em einen
3iele gelangen: Sen fir ibre 6reibeit
nno @pilten5 fampfen6en 8olfern
0entidIo16s mn6 Setetrei6s gemei<
ne nr6 binterliltige moraliihe SUP
tritte gu berieben. Q1n6 Miqionen
@eier 6ieies freten unabbangigen
2m6es idolte11 nit Greu6en at unb
idamen ii6 mi@t, oaonr6 ibr &oiol=
lenperbdltnib 81 England often GIT
befnn6en.
@ober fommt eS MIN mob1, 6dB
na9 SEN b%efan1tten gei@idtli6en CT
eigniiien felt unierer nnabbangig=
feitserflarung Elm fol6 untpur6iger
;8uItom6 on5utreffen tit, beinabe an+
oertbalb S%obrbun6ert na@ Ser 2os=
trenm1ng boz, ser en9liiden &err=
1huft? Oie Mnttport anf 6ieie 6rage
gibt Mleronber @arbep in ether Ser
iiingiten Na1mmern 6es u6atberlamo."
ST iiberidreibt ieinen Mnfiat: DuS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

fom1nt ettpas beifer meg, mei1 in ibr
England itarf in's &tntertrehfen &C.
rotben un6 Tie 11nabbdngig bom
Soiom 6es Snielrei6eS lit. Tim 10
mebr 5eigt ii@ sos @aiollenperbalt=
niB mie6er in ser &eltgion. Sic lit
gum groBten Gbeile englti@es 5abri<
fat. nnier Metbo6isml1s lit ni@ts
on6eres ols eine @erpflan311rg 6es
@eslepmii6en @pitems, mie Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aIs etne gfnfiib=
rung Ser britii6en @ir@en6isciplin
BON Sobn &1nor beaeidnet tper6en
muB. Ser Mome @ptitopa1ianiSmuS
itebt fir MngIitarrism1s. Ia6 bm
monber @re6iger 6iefer @ecten feline
9m1fbobn in Sen @trden 2on6orS be-
go1tte1t.
@n61i6 iin6 aud sic ornertfani-
ider @ebr611@e in bterer &iniidt
2onooner @ro6ucte. Das gilt beion-
6ers nit 8e3mg n11f 6te Rleto11ng ttto
6os 8enebmen ser our beiferen &C.
feIi6nft geb0rtgen 9o1nert. 8eifpiele
6nfiir lieBen fiG al D11bertoen out
3Gblen.
Mnes 1T omett ge1rornnter, fomntt
&orbep au benz S1litB, bob es int
r1er felt Beitebe1t Der @epublH als
tpabr gegoltet bot, boB baS o1nerifn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Klnd0c 9ohr0Ion
MACH FLETChER'S
or
Sic Ser. Stadtett umo
@erifo.

Sn ser BON Ser omerifaniiden @e-
gierun9 in @e5ug auf Merifo ber>
foIgten @oIitif gibt iid nod immer
Elm getpiiies @dnonfen fun6. Sim
lebten Dienitog tpa1r6e BON ser 8i1n=
6esba11ptitoot aus gemeI6et, sic @du<
mu11g Ser merifanafden &ofenita6t
Sierra .@rr5 lei mo@ elmer longem @a=
binettsiiba1ng bom @rdfi6enten per=
fiigt mor6en uno tper6e 10 fdnen tpie
m0gIid betperfitelltgt mer6en. nn6
nun 6iirfte bieGleidt 6od tpie6er eine
@er5oger11ng in ser @ufiibr1tng 6ie-
fer M%nor6nl1ng eintreten infolge bon
@oriteaunget, tpte iie 6em @rtegs>
6epartement bon General S11nfton,
6em 8efeblsbober Ser ettpos Wber fte-
bentaufen6 Monn itarten omerifani=
iden Sruppen in Ser e%enonnten
mepttamtfdem &ofenita6t, IN einem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
@arm,tt lit Der 9mr1:
ihnittSamerifaner
antioemti6?

Sssn1 Saul e Ser letten 8o9en baber
cine aall5e &eibe an1erifanii6er Sc
lebrter in 3ui9riften an 3eitungen
ur6 3eitldriften ibrem @ritan1ne11
M1sorud gegeben iiber 6aS 8erbalte11
ser britii6en @taatsmd11ner int gro
BEN emropqii9en Conflict. Ste ba=
ben es als cine unnuSloi6lt@e
@dmod gebra16marft, 6ab England
1ridt oapor 51triidi6raf, ii@ init ben
beitenfaus bolboiptliitrten &niiem n1o
Sen ser gelben @oiie angeborigen
Ssyoponert1 gu perbir6en, INN ein Sano
gu befriegen, 6ab ibnen ni@t n1r
itammespertpan6t lit, ion6ern oaS NIT
ibnen o116 a11f auen anberen @ebte-
ten ser Gult11r 10 piele gemein1ame
%ssssnterei1en bot. &rob6em iie Ole moB<
los egoiltiiden @riin6e Ser Manner
ON ser Ebemie fennen, i6etnt ibre1t
bieie Mnian5 bod 10 u%ngln1bboft nno
10 unbeilig, 6aB iie it@ nit Mbi&en
bon ibren @tiftern abDen6en- nro
lire gonae 5pmpotbie: auf Die @eite
iener i6logen, Die iie I'M Sample fir
beiIige, unperduBerli@e &e@te er<
bIide1. l1n6 6as befe1rnen tie nrtge=
Ideut Dor aner @elt, obtpobl lie fth
ielbit als Mngelia@ien bern &lnte
nod be5ei@nen un6 obotpobl fie Sc
fabr lo11fen, bon Ser Meebr5aN tbrer
Mitbirger nidt berltan6en ooer gar
bon ibner bera6tet 51 tperoen.
0enn es lit tbat1d6li6 mabr, oaB
Elm 1ebr GROCER Ebeil 6es amerifani-
1den @oIfes n%ouftdn6ig under bent
ginflub britfider @oreingenomrne1=
beit o6er 6euti9fein6ltder @eitnmang
5tebt. @enr man 6ie bieiigen eng
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Iangere11 @eridt gemodt tpor6en

la1geren Bert1t ge110bt nor0en
fin6.
Die g iebnng bon Sierra @r113 6urd
Manni@aften Der merifaniiden
Glotte, Motroien nn6 Marineiolbo<
ten, an beren @teue fpdter Snfante=
rte trot, erfolgte befamtli@ am 81.
@pril infolge 6es 8miidenfaIs bon
Sampico nn6 ser @eigerung 6es So
moligen probiiorif@en meritoniiden
&rdfi6emten &11erta, Der 6ur9 Ser
baftung elmer am1erifomfden Boots
monni@af beran1aBten Sor6erung
ser omerifonii@en @egierung 3u ent-
ipreden un6 sic merifanif9e Slogge
5m inlutteren.
SSn Ger m1f Sic @Grm1tng bon
Sierra @ru5 be8iigltden @erfigung 6es
Hraii6enten beiBt es, sic Mntpeien-
beit omerifonii9er Erltppen lei in
foIge ser b0Qigen @erdn6erung Ser
8uitdn6e 6aieIbit un6 ser poIitiiden
Situation in @erifo I'M olgemeinen
ni6t mebr mo1big. Sn @irflidfeit
lift &rdii6ert @ilion bur@ @oritel-
lrngen ieitens @%arran3os, bes gegea-
marttgen &uuptes ser irobiiorii@en
@egierung @erifos, at Dem @@ritte>
DEM auf 6ie STUNNING 6es merifoni=
|iden Sufenorts be3iieltden 8efebl,
beranInbt tpor6en.
@arran5a bate Dor h1r5em cine
l%nterre6nng nit 8aul Gl1ller, 6em
Mgenten o6er peri0nli@en @ertreter
6es @raii6enten, nn6 lieB 6ieie EN-
611rd iene1t mittbedIen, sic fortoau-
ern6e 8eiebu1tg Sierra @ru5' 6urd
meritamii@e Gruppet lei cine on=
6a11ern6e @efdbr6ung ser freun6li,
diem 8eaiebptngen 5tpiiden Sen bei6er-
fettigen @egiermngen. SSn neberei11,
Thinning nit SEN @ererulen @iun
nn6 Sbregort erfldrte @arrm5a 6es
meiterer, 6as amerifanif6e @olf nebz
me @nitoB Baron, 6oB sic geronnte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

ben getbm bot. 3l1nddit iin6 ga Ste
@elebe. 9ieie tuer6en 5tpar bonn
@ongreB in Sic u%repioirten @tat11ten"
binetrgei9rieben, miiiem aber bot
Sen 8nn6esgeri@ten 6nr@ SOS @ieb
ser brtttiden TRADITION gepreBt per-
Sen. @enn cine @ongreBacte ii6
nidt NIT Sen britii6en @rd5e6en3ien
in l~eberetnittmm1ng bringen I6Bt,
Damn miro 6os @eiek ols unconititu<
tionen erflGrt. @enn sic @onititu>
tom entbdlt Die @eltimm1tng, 6oB ei<
ne Mel1m1fnabme BON StrpfdGen r1tr
na6 SEN @egeln 6es Common 2Qtp"
geitattet fem ioll. l1n6 6iel es Cont
mon Sam" lit engliib 6rtr6 11n6
61tr6.
Mi6t tpeniger englif6 iin6 sic
SSoeaGe, @orIdnfer unb Gro6itionen
Ser omeritanif6en &egier11ng. Sir
6en 8iirger Der Ser. Stoaten lift sic
6retbeit cine grft1ou1tg Der @ngldr>
ser, sic ii@ ftibt ouf &ubeascorpus,
Magta @barta, @edtsgeiebe un6 mas
Ell 10 germ aIs Sreibeit Ser @e6e be-
aei6net. DoB er ft@ 111r fir 6iefen
engIifden 8egriff bon Sreibeit begei-
itert, 3etgt Die Matiadbe, boB er ste
Sretbeit 1T Der peri6nIide1 6eutider
Muffaiiurg ntdt gu urterideioen Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

mi9e @olf mebr engliia lit als &o<
mig @eorg. Sos fomme 6aber, meil
es' IN elmer Mtmoipbare 1ebt, 6ie in
england ~8ubereitet miro. &etr @un=
ser olio> 6aB eS 6ie gan5e @elt unb
BEL on6ers Sen 6eut19en Softer nit
feinem @olfe 61erdb sic engliide Bril-
lie betro6tet nn6 1i@t 31 einem ielbit<
itdn6igen, gere6ten urtbei1 fommen
fann. @orf Dos 10 bleiben? Seoer
Deuti@e fat 6ie @flt@t int Sntereiie
ieines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an Ser Mb=
br0dlnng 6ieies Spitems Ser Ser
engliidung no@ ieinem beiten Ser
m0gen mtt3utpirfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
@@mimbli@? 8iliSs? @erftopft?

81. &i1gS geene SebenSp1uen fper=
Sen @u6 beilen, beruriaden einen
gelnnoen MuSflub bon @ei6muren
un6 befreit @nren Mogen un6 @in=
qetpei6e bon ber6orbenen nn6 gegdbr'
ten @0rpergiften. @te itn6 Elm Star.
femitteI fir guren Mogen nn6 Sc
Der nn6 frGftigen 6a9 gan3e SD1tem.
Critic 0oiis miro @n@ beilen bon benz
ge6rndten, i9min6ltden, bilioien nno
%perltopften 3nitar6e. 25f- bel al
len Mpotbeferr. - Mn3eige.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-25
Y E Iva
Former County Seat of McHenry County and the Most
Progressive, Farthest Advanced City Of It's Size in State.

Co., a firm that sells everything in
tools for farming. The partners of the
concern are Messers. Gilbertson, Bur
trill and Swanson. They have a $685..
goo stock and do a $4,000 business
yearly.
A Ladies' Establishment.
A first class millinery parlOr under
the management of .lisses Alice &
Annabel Norris displays al the latest
creations in trimmings, etc. The firm
was started In 1908 when the ladies
came here from Minnesota. Miss An
mabel Morris is a teacher in the pub
lie schools. They are two fine young
women and do an excellent business.
Good Remembrance.
Your. likeness may be preserved
for your children and grand children
by a portrait from Stempges' studio.
Mr.. S%tempg5s has been putting out
the latest styles in photoes for the
past five years. He also has a studio
at Balfour,
A Cisan Market.
About ten years ago Emil Seben
came ito ",Velya and started a little
meat shop To-day the firm of ISeben
& Zapp is n of the largest and best
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-25
INSTINCT AND INTELLECT.
The Broad Difference Between the Acts
r Of tho Two Powers. /.

For many years it has been the GUS
tom to think OF instinct and intelli.
gelce rs set over against each other.
The former represents the inherited re-
actions OF the animal; the latter sighi-
6es those acts which the animal learns
In the course of its individual life and
its power to learn in this fashion.
Instructive acts are perfect the very
first time" while Intelligent acts are
slowly acquired. In so far as an AMI
NAL is dependent on its instincts, it is
the victim OF its ancestry and of its
immediate environment. In so far as
it is intelligent, it can adapt its en-
vironment to itself, can rise above its
immediate surroundings and act in the
light Of Il distant end to be uccom-
plished. .. Vs. ,
lnstinct is blind as to the outcome
of its action. Intelligence foresees and
modities its behavior in the light OF its
foresight. The supreme example OF in
stinct has been the wasp going through
an elaborate curse or action to pro-
vide food for its yet unmatched off
spring, seeking out Il particular species
Of caterpillar. singing every segment
just enough to stun the animal. but not
kill it, and then depositing the worm
at the bottom Of it's newly made nest
where it has laid it's egg. covering up
the cell and then leaving, eve to see
the larvae o to live to do the same
act another season. The supremely in
telligent animal is man. possessing the
earth by the genius Of his intellect
NJ. e. Haggerty in Atlantic Monthly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-25

H., Francis MI. Francis is an able ed
itor and has q large equipped plant
which turns out q neat and attractive
sheet 'besides~doing the job work Of
the vicinity.
veiya-city o. improvements.
Though small western city Velva
can boast OF improvements that far
succeed cities of twice it's size. 1t has
been one Of the best water plants and
sewage systems in the state. The for
mer was installed at q cost OF 10000
and the latter Of one half that amount
The water Is pumped from natural
springs three charters of a mile from
the city,into a reservoir 155 feet
above the town. All the sewerage.
empties into the Mouse river below
the town.
The City Park comprises twenty
acres and has q large pravhlion with
a good floor and a large stage. This
structure is used for public meetings
and houses the annual summer school
The park is one! of the most beautiful
spot along this section OF the Mouse
River Valley, made SO by the aesthe-
tic instinct of some loyal citizens.
0. j. Kaufman has just installed
a complete "A. G. electric lighting
plant which will give all night ser
vice. AS soon as 1t becomes profitable
a t%Wenty-four hour service will be
rendered.
Since 1910 the town has had the
Norwegian College, formerly Of Grand
Forks. The Commercial Club donated
$4,000 and site of ten acres Of wood
land park. This college is one OF the
first class institutions of the state
and speaks well of the progressive
ness Of the town.
Here, is one of the State Agricul-
tural schools which ranks fifth among
those of the state. 1t has one OF the
largest enrollments of any school in
the county, and offers courses in man
aml training, domestic science, music
and drawing. There are employed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-25

Of its kind in the vicinity, making all
their own sausages and curing al
Their own meats.
A Tired Mans Delight.
Since 1905 the weary have rested
in the. best OF beds at the City
Rooming House and been served good
meals at a reasonable price. The
house has been running for the past
thirteen years. K
With the Professional Men.
J.. r. Meagher, a noted practicing
attorney, is the city counsel. Mr..
Meagher has lived III this Vicinity for
the past thirteen years. He is in the
real estate, insurance and law bust
ness and is a thorough believer In
velva as a town with i future.
"a practicing attorney in the person
age of N. 0. Dolve is a native pro-
duct of the state. Mr.. Dolve studied
law at the University OF N. Dakota.
but has been admitted to the bar for
the past six years. His ability as an
attorney keeps him Well supplied
with work.
The Money Merchants.
In March 1909 the First State Hank
of Velva opened for business. G. H.
davidson, Jr. is the president; G. F..
Ross vice president; G. P. Severtson,
cashier. The deposits Of this bank are
$loO,OOO and the capital is $4,000.
The Merchants tSate Bank with
5000 capital has a deposit Of $780,
900. The bank was established IN
1900. Eoth of these institutions arc
on a rock bottom foundation and
command the absolute confidence Of
the people.
A Good Newspaper.
The McHenry County journal is
Dne of the most progressive Republic
can papers in this section OF the
state. 1t was established in 1900 by
w. Stafford & Son who continued
the publication until 1910 when Wal
ter Stafford died and C. w. disposed
II it 10 tile present management, W.,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-25
Food and its Flavor.

{ In a plea for better food In America
really pure food. better cooked-the
Journal of the American Medical Asso-
citation calls on doctors and nurses to
make the subject "of serious national
import" 1--WE cook food for ut least
four reasons" says the Journal. Ito
sterilize 1t. to make it nutritious. to
render it more easily digestible and to
improve or vary its flavor. The last
Of these is at least IS important us any
Of the others. When the gustatory
nerves tingle in response. to the stim-
illus Of some rare condiment or aro-
mi the saliva flows in joyous excite
ment, and the digestive juices. by
whose benign influences food is trans
formed into nourishment. respond in
-salutary and fullest measure. The sim.
pie and pleasant way to bring this
about is to pay proper attention to the
flavor of foOd."' d.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-25
BusnY TAILED RATS.
They viii Steal Anything Bright That
They Can Carry Away.

They viii Steal Anything Bright That
Thsy Can Garry Away.
In the west and north as far as Hud-
son bay a species Of rat is found that
has a tail like the squirrel and is
known as the bushy tailed rat. al
though more familiarly as the pack
rat because of the curious trait it has
Of packing of with everything it can
get hold, Of and carry. One reads Il
great many things regarding the intel
ligence Of rats, but from all accounts
these pack rats seem to be the clever
est OF the race.
Trappers and campers out tell in
Vulnerable stories about them. They
will, steal knives, forks. spoons, any
thing, in fact, that is bright and porta-
BILE, and will carry the stolen articles
to their nests to play with or take
them somewhere and leave them in
place Of other articles they steal. Dr..
Merriam, the naturalist, was told Il
story by a hunter which illustrated
this odd fancy of the pack rat. i,
The hunter had gone to sleep. leav-
ing q knife sticking in a log. He was
awakened in the night by Il noise
which he discovered by the light Of
the campfire was made by a couple Of
pack rats sitting on the log in which
the hunter had left the knife. The
knife was gone and the rats were try
ing to put q stick about u foot long in
its place. They were making an eff
fort to get the stick to stand up in the
crack, but not having the skill to III
sertnit properly 1t fell repeatedly. max
ing the odd sound which had disturbed
and awakened the owner Of the knife.
New York Sun.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-25
BROKEN ENGLISH.
Wrestling Match a Frenchman Had
With One Little Verb.

VFeotIbn9 Matcn a Frencnnan F1ao
With One Little Verb.
He was u hard working and intelli-
gent %Frenchman, but the verbs still
troubled him.
"Ah, yes, m'sieur, l saw Mrs. Brown
the other day." he said to al English
friend, land she telled--I mean, told
me that her school was soon to break
down"
Break up, surely?
"Ah, yes. break up! Your verbs do
trouble me SO yet! Break up-that
was It."
why was she going to let her school
break up SO early?'
because influenza had broken down
In it."
Broken out. 1t is a bit puzzling.
isn't it,"
Broken out-ah, yes! And she Is
going to leave the house in charge Of
a %caretaker. as she fears 1t might he
broken How do l say that, p~lease:'
Broken into, l expect"
'"That is it. Broken ,into-by the
burglars"
"Is her son married YETI" .fa'~.
mo: the engagement is broken In"
"BrOken off. Oh. l hadn't heard OF
that! Is she worried about it,"
He only broke Up the news to her
last week. Is that right" AS
mo: you should say just broke
there" H..
"Ah, veil: l think l am nearly broke
myself by those verbs Of yours"
And he went sadly on his way
Pearson's Weekly.