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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-10
PSYCHOLOGY
Of RECRUITS
I I'm AENGl AND
WHEN CASUALTIES ARE.
HEAVY RUSH OF RECRUIT S
is LIKEWISE HEAVY
lBy Associated Press.l

London. Oct. l0--At the hca
quarters OF the London recruiting or
fices the authorities have compiled IA
chart which throws an Interesting
light on the psychology Of recruiting
1t covers a period between August II
and September z, when 51,094 men
enlisted in London. II shows how
recruiting remained at a daily aver
age of 200 while the news from the
front was not disqnieting; how v
rose when the news was not so salts
factory, and how it went up with a
rush when heavy casualties were an
nounced
On Monday, August y, the new9
was German advance all along t'ls
line There were 1881 recruits. On
Tuesday there was further advance
and the recruits went UP to l,547. On
Wednesday, when it was announ 81
there were 2,oQ@ casualties at Mons.
the figures rose to / SOL On Thurs
day with report Of the further re-
tirement of the British troops, 2.99e
recruits we're added to the roll.
BY Saturday, hte goth. when the
news was British fight against ire
mendous Odds the total was raised
to 2 003 for the day, and even IN
Sunday. usually slack day, l,2o0
men enlisted But the following
Monday August 81, when the head
lines read, Casualties 5000" and
photographs of the first Britien
wounded were printed recruits re-
spnoded with challenging rush AMI
4,0O1 men enlisted. On Tuesday
there was only slight drop to 3,479.
On Wednesday the first list of cas-
ualties reused another challenge and
fresh record of 4,195 was made. On
hte morning Of Monday September z,
there appeared the news Of $4,000
British casualties, and the sinking Of
the Pathfinder London replied oy
making still another record Of nearly
) 5,00a men,
Now that The war office has had a
chance to deal with the first 100000
recruits for the new army 1t is an
ticipated that before long the stand
ard will be put back to the old level
At-the London recruiting headluart-
ers the names and addresses are be :
ing taken of thousands Of ,men Just
unde feet inches, and they arc
being told to settle down for few
week and wait until they receive a
telegram
An official said ii was not that the
army did not want the f. in. men
but recruiting had to be dampened
down somehow to give the war office
chance to denl with the men. and
it was decided that the simplest way
was to raise the standard. ~ will
soon be down again.
The daily average of recruits is
stin fallinnsj 1t is about 5000 for the
whole country. but there is no
anxiety at the London headquarters.
one officer asserted that he couli
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-10

The daily average of recruits is
stll fallinngj 1t is abont 5000 for the
whole country, but there is no
anxiety at the London headquarters.
one officer asserted that he could
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-10

E. II. Garter, Democratic candidate
for county assessor is familiar witt
values of farm lands personal ant
city property and will guarantee tc
all a fair and equitable assessment
The support of every taxpayer is So
licited and will be appreciated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-10

Il like Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy better than any other writes r.
p. Roberts. Homer City, Pa. II have
taken II Off and on for years and il
has never failed to give the desired
results For sale by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-10

A great address upon a great theme
by a great platform orator "The
Man OF Nazareth" by DIR. Young,
First Methodist church, Friday might,
oct. 16. Admission fifty cents. Stu
dents in any OF the schools OF Guth-
rie, or logan county, twenty five
cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-10

The Man Of Nazareth" a wonder
ful word picture Of the Christ by a
great orator DR. Young. Of Topeka,
Kansas, Friday night Oct l6, First
Methodist Church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-10
Lille S Drug Store

Al votes issued during October viii
bear an October date and must be
voted on or before Saturday, October
3lst
Evidently many 81 the candidates
have lost sight Of the fact that there
are nine valuable prizes TO be given
in this contest in addition to the first
or grand prize. These prizes are on
exhibition at our store and afe @ertii
q lot 0I ,gffort to secure,
our SPECIALS tais week upon which
we will give votes at the rate OF l,ag0
for a dollar purchase, are as follows !:
Ladies fine stationery In boxes; all
syriAses, rubber gloves, Atomizers,
etc. All perfumes, all cloth, bath and
tooth brushes, all pocket books and
purses, ali pennants and pillow tops
and On BALM Olive Shampoo we will
give an extra special OF 1000 votes
with taree cakes Of Palm Olive soap
free for SOC.
ASK ior your votes With your pur-
chases.
Every purchase Is entitled to
vote at the rate OF 100 votes to the
dollar except as above,
We have the best and most COM
plcte assortment OF tablets. peneils,
and general school supplies TO be
found III the city and you can save
money here. Try our high school Sc
tablet that we sell for I0c and our
forget-me-not pencil at 2 for sc and
compare them with what you buy
elsewhere
Have you tried that sample Of ma
ture's remedy tablet we sent you?
We are selling this remedy on mon
ey back proposition ii you are not
satisfied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-10
Guthrie High Defeated.

The Perry High School football
team took the Guthrie High team to
cleaning at Perry Friday, the score
standing at the close, z to 6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-10

raise half million men in London
ralone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-10

SY@HE KIDNEYS are strengthened
A and toned by Hoods sarsaparila
1t cures ak their ailments, pains IN
he loins and THE BAEKACHE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
VARIEDADES -:-Y-:- LITERATURE
PROVERBTO

No vayas, alma, a mendigar honores,
al pie de los PALACES.
No en- los dorados p6rticos esperes
el paso del magnate,
nj formes comitiva
a Ia triunfal carroza.
No vayaS, alma, a despertar rencOres
al seno de las turbas.
No intentes pedestal para tn fama
labrarte con auXilio
de Ia fuerza del pueblo, eterno ~eSclavo,
iQue ete7namente adula
e~ternamente here.
Isl quieres, alma, honores, lucha sola.
Alma, 81 pretendes honores, lucia libre!
Nj a reyes nj a villanos
jamas tn noble orgullO tie d~oblegue.
Nj a grandes nj a peQuenos
intentes haIagar con tus paIabras.
iQue los grandes saIpican
Y los peQuenOs manchan.
G. MARTINEZ SIERRA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
CROOUS

Estaban los dos, la armada y Ell
amado; en- I'm banco rdstico, bajo
ell toldo de IN sauce. Al frente
Sc extendia Ia laguna tranquila,
con su tropa de barcas Y los ar
boles temblorosos de la ribera Y
mas ALA Sc alzaba entire Ell YER
dor de las hojas, Ia fachada del
pintoresco chalet.
La dana es hermOsiSima; e.,
IN gentil muchacho que Ia acari-
ciaba con los dedos Y los labios,
los cabellos negros y las manOs
graciles de ninfa.
Y sobre las dos almas arden
ties, Y sobre los dos cuerpos jun
tos, cuchicheaban en- lengua rit-
mica ' alada dos ayes. Y arr
ba ell cielo con su inmensidad Y
con su fiesta de nubes, pIumaS de
orc, alas de fuego, welcomes de
purpura; fondos azules flOrdeli-
zados de 6paLO la magnjfcencia
de SUI pompa, la soberania de su
grandeZa augusta.
Bajo las aguas Sc agltaban CO.
mo un remolino de sangre viva
los peces veioces de aletas dora
das-
RrREN DARiO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
LA TRIBUNA POPULAR.

Interesante folleto que contiene
una collection de discursos, him
nos y documentos indispensables
para las festas patrias.
Este magnifico libro, superior a
todos los de su clase, ha venido a
llenar una necesidad, pues sirve
muchisimo a las personals que to.
man parte en- las celebraciones
p~atri6ticas y mutualistas. Con-
tiene ell Himno Nacional MeXica-
no, discursos para ell 5 de Febre-
70 y ell 81 de Mario, ell Himno a
Juarez, ell Parte Official de la ba-
ITALIA del 5 de Mayo, dos discusses
para ell 5 de Mayo. uno para ell Is
de Julio, uno para ell 80 de Julio.
ell acta de independence, Roman
ce de Hidalgo, discurso para ell
Is de Septiembre, dos para ell 16
de Septiembre y uno para ell ami
versario de una sociedad mutua-
lista. Esta adornado, ademas.
ron los retratos de Hidalgo, Jua-
cez y Zaragoza.
La edici6n de esta obra es limi-
ada y las personals que Sc inte-
resen a ella deben apresurarse q
pedirla cuanto antes
Vale s6lamente rs centavos.
Haganse los pedidos q
IGNACIO E.. LOZANO.
sO7 Dolorosa St. San Antonio Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

ninO, que entire suS braZOs dor
mia con suenO inocente, purO
y angelical. No penso en- 81 mis-
ma; firme, fiel e incansable,
blanca como una vestal, cuida-
ba a su hiiO, como aQuelIa Vi
gilara al fuego sagradO. Habia
salido vencedora en- la lucha
nocturna.
Amos han pasadO. mas aGn
no conoce la madre ell Origen
del nombre de la cOrriente mis-
teriosa que, emanando de ella
penetr6 en- ell pequenO ser que
poseia TODD su cOraZ0n. Sue
lie Greer que Sc llama ell amor
maternal, y esa idea lie LENA
de inmensa algeria.
SIGNE LAGERLOW.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

uno de sus colonos que, senta-
do EN- un tronco en- medic del
campo comia filJsoficamente,
sin cuidarse de Ia nevada.
Asombrado, ell ell estadiSta,
tomG I'm paraguas y sali6 en-
busca del colono.
-jPor que come listed en-
medic del campo-le dijo-
cuando cae la nieva?
lie dire, senor-contest6
ell colono perplejo;-es que.
eS que la chimenea de mi ca
sa no funciona bien. TODD ell
hume queda densro me da
tos, Y por ESQ he saiido a! cam
pc.
-Vamos .ha yer esa chime
nea. 81 no funciona bien, la
hare reparar.
|. -Otro dia, senior.
No; ahOra miSmo. Cute
me.
Ambos fueron a la casa del
colOno.
Ell estadista llam6 a la puer-
ia.
Esta Sc abri6, y una mano
vigorosa arroi6 medic ladrillo
que pas6 rozando la nariz del
eminente politico.
Y una voz agria, de mu-
jer enfurecida grit6:
iQuiereS irte, miserable?
No vuelvas mas, nal marido,
y dejame en- case, por que de
10 contrario te rompere la ca
beza!
Ell estadista 10 cOmprendio
TODD, y alejoSe prudentemen-
tie.
Ell colOno 10 siguio, balbu-
ceandO excuses.
No me pida disculpa-le
dijo ell estadista golpeandolo
carinosamente en- la espalda.
Yo tambien tengo en- mi casa
...una..... chimenea. que
funciona NAL de tempo en-
tempo, Y me aguanto. Sin en-
barge, debo decirle que no dis
para ladrillos COM la de listed.
Dispara enormes cuentas,
que es peor tOdaVia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
Los deportes en- Ell Japon.

LOS eli el OdpOIl.
FL ,Japon moderno es extre-
mqdamana+n denortivo Ha i'm
nort.do do los rstados Trnidos
al "boso-bau"v 70, aorinos nj
,oro. indian enc f~uorzos con
los climbs do Nuava York Y de
San F,.orcisco procfico 81 "ta-
~, - o. "coIf" oI "foo+-balIv Y
10. roc,+os. FOL ofic;6n ba To-
5, IL ,ho
49,. 10 3D., no~.oso,;o die
oJ:Jo. ua,4u;otiros. roro
o,,I4;,o i, do
2'- '0
49,
- ~
~. $4,000 f,1ndt
,ooc +onia 49, voin+o
o. haaraHdad nan
49,, 10 dooa nil Fs+r-
J;oa4n. mo,.;no, ofic;oIos "a
IL. 10 irvor+rd sabo al "iiu-
ii+7r"Tos uismae muiaros ous
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
CURIOSIDADES

Una mujer es enganada pOr
un hOmbre que decia ser sOlte-
70 y mentia.
Pr0tejamOs a n~ueStras hijaS
contra los enganos de los h0m-
bres casados cue Sc fingen ce-
libes.
Obtengamos que, por ley, Sc
obligue a TODD hombre casadO
a llevar en- un dedo ell anillo de
alianza.
De este modo, nuestras hijas
no tendran que hacer otra cosa
que mirar q la mano derecha
de quienes Sc les acerquen con
fines amorOSOs y licitOs a pri-
mera vista"
Tambien Sc ha cOnstituid0
en- esta miSma ciudad Otra Ii
ga muy original.
La forman hombres que tie
men amantes caSadas.
Dicha Liga quiere imponer
el uso obligatorio del anillO de
divorciada.
He aqui como su presidente
eXplica las razones de este an
hello:
"Muchos de entire nosotros
no eligen como amante sino a
una mujer casada, porque asi,
estandO 6sta ~egalmente en- pO-
der de un marido que NADIA sa-
be-se dan casos abundantes
de 10 cOntrariO,-no puede con
siderarSe libre y no tiene de-
maSiadaS eXigenciaS.
Pero como aqui ell divorcio
eS obtenidO Ell veinticuatro no.
ras, Sucede muchaS veceS que
una mujer Sc divOrcia y nadie
Sc entera, aparte de su marido.
Y ell infeliZ amante Sc en-
cuentra con la desagradable
sorpresa de que esta en- rela-
clones con una divOrciada, que
embaraza su vida y lie priva de
tOda libertad.
Este eS un escandaloso abu-
so de confianZa.
QueremOs estar prevenidos
para pOnernOs en- guardia, y
reclamamos el anillo de divor-
ciada.
Asi sabriamos a que atener-
nos.
Y cuandO nuestra amante Sc
nos presentara I'm dia con ell
anillo en- question, la diriamos:
"Todo queda Ell suspense.
VueIvete q caSar. CuandO ten
gas otro marido, hablaremos
nuevamente. -"
Las dos Ligas citadas tienen
va variOs miles de socios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
eseusaa aFacaaa
LA CORRIENTE MISTEFIOSA

Acadia de SaLlr eI joVen pa
DIRE de Ia habltacion, oohue ou-
rante muchaS nocheS haoia VI
gilado, al borue de Ia camlta,
4 su hiio enfermo, contempIan-
do en- Silencio Ell roStro Intantll
en- Ia aImohada cuai una 1lor
marchlta, Nendo SIN Greer que
pronto Sc eXtlngulrla ID VIDA oe
eSe ser queTldo. HaOIa Iuchado
por no deJarSe veneer y eStar
preparado para "IfohIar csc
aIgo que dlbu'aoaSe mas ' mas
claramente, Ia eNtenuacIon oe
Sentlment0S ' 0e IuerzaS en- ei
cuerpecIto deIgado. l ahofa
hablaSe deJauo conducW atue-
IA para recobrar mediante IN
corto deScanso, tuerzaS para II
al trabajo, . los quehacereS
que no permltlan neghgenclaS
nj aun en- IN case como este.
La m"ore eS'"o" SOFA. Nell'"-
ga ell i" "icH" c"AH" J"i''o "
Ia cFlaIuTa eAIeIiIl"' hepoH"o"
de FeZ en- cuahuo Id c"oeZ" ell
l" aimoh"oa' lE"I"noo oe oeS-
c"I'S"i u'!oN "'i""'0'' P0''
SooreSaItaoa en- e! "c'o cu"Iluo
aN'e 81 'iI"s.'."O'oii -,
base el tI"Di""'e p"i'''0 "'i
hlho' uonue los I"SsoS pa ,,c"-
iafes oeI SuIi!Ii1'GII'o '"i"D'"-
pan IA expression oe las MIRA
u"N HAS que p"-CSI"" '91 ~
que para ell" eI" IA'IS'O'e' VI
stones Hl"IaNl-io9"N' que P"S"-
ban AHA oohoe ella, i" ml"oIe'
no perclDia slho eI OIahoo clelo
raso. Y una luz reSpIanoecleIl-
te pfeSs"o" 81 OIIIlo G>oS oJoS
iil"l''i,'0 N'',,o
,.oz ~ vow L.i, ~ nombro inn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
UN GENIO

"Nunca estuVe en- escuela NJ
colegiO,
nj de maestro MIC ell privilegio
dOy a nadie en- ell mundo: nj tam
POGO
aprendi de los muertos mucho o
POGO.
Esto, 81 nal no entiendo, reza al
cabO:
No soy mas que un rocin de ca
q bo q rabo'.
GOETHE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
CHASCARRILLOS.

Chiste ingl6s:
Como Sc eXplica, senior
Albert, que, siendo listed tan
rico y tan delgado, pese Gin
cuenta libras mas que yo?
-Empiezo a darme cuenta.
Sierra tai vez por que llevo un
cheque de Glen libraS en- ell
bolsillo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

de nprGpTIO. SUIEemprtp, con
moros tr6mulas nero fuertes
Iavan+6 y 81 biio. recostada en-
n, oimobadona. Io coloc6 inn
10 , s,, soro Io c,bacita ano-
,.,do an oI borobro Crbri6le
cuidadosamente con II fraza-
da +ra+6 dc caIentar los Deouc-
nos nias con 81 mano ardientp.
ro.r;r5 on Ia.. monoci+as nara
boaor c;rcrIsr@r; orgra y con
temnIando 81 rostro adorable.
dffo con firmaza.-No oUiero.
M ouiero oun 20 mo
-Prso toda II vida Y yoIur
tod on esto do.oo in+anso y
-, 81 ,,i,n,o ,,,omorto raraci6-
10 oa,,n -; ,odo 90, "a. 90 llama
90 de ma frerza Y m poder
t H,i c oTnTJ de- niles de-
hiIos da IN vids.1n 81 hifito.
Las horas nasanan: no Sc a.
trevia Ia madre p hacer 81 mas
Ipye moyimiprto. 'insensibles
nor IA inmoviIidad Sc le volvie-
ron los brazos Y TODD el cuerpo.
| No ouitaba Ia vista de la carita
paIida. lIamabaIe con baia '
Suavisima vOZ por SUI nOmbre,
pero no tenia el poder de antes
no llcg6 como otras veces al
coraZorcilIo sfcmpre alberto
para ella.
Crccia 81 augusta V paIpi-
Itante 81 coraZ6n. murmur0:-
Quier9 .uuiero que viva y
Ia corriente misteriosa que SEN
lila dentro de 81 comunicabase
N roraz6n del ni6o. Baio Ia i'm
preston de aQuclla extraHa
fuerza borrose Ell mundo. los
con'orhoS. no cohceol% our"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
Ell ESTADISTA I Ell COLO.
NO.

Los diarios ing:eses cuentan
el siguiente sucesO: Tn estadis-
ia b~ritanico, muy conocido por
su mission optimistic de la vi
da, fue la sehana pasada a
una de sus prof.edades ru.a-
les.
Una tarde en- que detrsa de
los vidrios de una ventana
veia caer la nieve, divis6 a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

Decia ell fiscal a IN procesado
en- la vista de su Causa:
-Tiene listed 30 amos de edad
Y no Sc lie conocen q listed medios
de subsistencia.
-jPues como he vivido TODD
csc tempo, senior fscal?- contes-
to ell prOcesadO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
e. AMOR

iPor que Amor, cuando espiro desarmado,
De mi tie burlas? Elevate esa hermosa
Doncella, tan ardiente y tan graciosa,
Que por mi obscure asilo has asomado.
En- tempo mas feliz, 20 supe osado
Extender mi palabra artificiosa
Como una red, Y en- ella, temblorosa,
Mas de una de tus ayes he cazado.
Hoy de mi mis- rivales hacen juego,
Cobardes atacandome en- gavilla;
Y libre va, mi presa al aire entrego.
AL inerme leon ell asno humilla:
Vuelveme, Amor, mi juventud, y luego
TIL mismo a mis- rivales acaudilla.
IGNACIO RAMIREZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

Carlitos, ell nino menor del ca,
pitan Ricardo, decia Ia Otra tarde
a su hermano, con su media len
qua:
-C6rrete, que no cabo en- eI
sofa.
Su papa que 10 ola, lie diJo.
No Sc dice cabo, Cariitos, Sc
dice quepO.
A la bora de conner COntsba eI
captain en- Ia mesa una cOsa que
lie habia dicho Ell cabo de guardia
Y CarlitOs le interrumpi6 muy Sc,
rio:
-Diras ell 'quepo'' de guardia,
porque ''cabo'' no Sc dice.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
Para que no haya engaho.

Ha sidO creada ultimamente
Ell Nueva York una Liga para
ell uso obligatorIo del anillO de
caSado.
La preside mistress Howell,
que ha publicado un Manifies-
to, al que pertenecen los para
fOs que siguen:
mos encontramoS tOdOS los
dias en- presencia de esta situa-
ci6n tragica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

Fue detenido un ladr6n que
habia robado una yegua.
FL juez lie pregunt6:
-jQu6 Sc prOponia listed al
apoderarSe de IN animal cue no
era suyO?
-UtilizarIo como vehiculo, Sc
nor juez.
DE moGo que listed no alega
ninguna circunstancia atenuan-
te
81, senior.
-iCual?
-iQue soy deIicado de los pies,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16

IS livestock, and the snrest and most
profitable di vision Of livestock is dairy
ing If practically every North Da-s
kota farmer patronized a creamery,
had an eve for a good dairy and graTi-
fed his eyes desire, and otherwise
managed his dairy heard on business!
lines, the rate of Interest would not
be worth bothering about, and largely
because we would have changed our
system OF farm management from one
of considerable uncertainty to one OF
almost absolute certainly. .*$
e Another great advantage would ac-3
cure TO the faSn1er grom the fast that
this ability tnS pay cash, or at least
to promptly, would enable lliins to
purchase his supplies much cheaper
than where the merchant, like the
banker must take a chance at ever
getting his pay. s, Il ~ 4
Many of the bills we complain OF
Ican be cured thus by our own fore
sight and sagacity. The wide-awake
farmer will eliminate the element Of
chance as far: as practicable by subti-
'tuting reasonably certain things for
things uncertain. For "a steady and
almost sure income, dairying doubtless
stands first among farm enterprises.
1t requires good judgement and steady
work, but without intelligent labor.
little can be accomplished in any
pursuit. Y. ...5E .s{&
Other kinds of live stock also are
remunerative and afford fairly GER
tain income. AS a matter Of fact live
stock of any kind is more certain to
produce regular profits than the cu.ti-
walton of grain. Naturally the two
should go, together. 1t would enable
the husbandman to distribute his work
thoroughly throughout the year, with
fair assurance of profitable income
together with by-products that would
replenish the soil with fertility taken
from it by the crop. It would also
enable a farmer to convert many things
that otherwise would be wasted into
ready cash. ~ q rs, if :,
BY all means establish a system of
farm management that will come as
near as possible to affording a sure
annual income, even if it does require
more thought and labor. When a man
| is so situated. he should be able to
borrow money from the banks at as
low interest rates as business men
| do. ...< ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
EARLY DAYS, OF JOURNALISM
First Ensiish Editor Had Very Decided
Opinions as to the Freedom
4.s of the Press. !.

The first Englishman of letters of
any distinction to take up journalism
as a profession was Sir Roger LES
TRANCE, who died 209 years ago. He
was an indefatigable pamphleteer on
the royalist and court side during the
epoch of the restoration. In 1862 Il Els,
TRANCE was made surveyor of the
PRESS" the censor Of all books and
pamphlets, and the editor of a monop-
olistic newspaper, ST he .Intelligencer."'.
@L' Estrange printed only such news as
suited the government, and labored
yainly to suppress his illegal and ,un-
licensed competitors, who surrepti-
tiously printed and circulated news
letters containing real news. In the
first number of the Intelligencer. L Es-
TRANCE objected to the publication Of
anything but the most carefully edited
news on the ground that 1T makes
the multitude too familiar with the ac-.
4tiops and counsels of their superiors,
too pragmatical and censorious, and
gives them not only wish but a kind
OF colorado right and license to the
meddling with the government" But
TLEstrange failed miserably in his at.
tempts to stamp out the ideal of a free
press, andslater, when he was deprived
Of his monopoly, he himself turned to
the publication OF an unofficial catch
penny" sheet called the Observator.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
i NOTICE 8 Fa5 o RTGAGE FORE
scL ocURE SALT RI

Notice hereby given that that
certain mort exec uted and md delis-
cred BY F.. n. Prosser, mort w
the Internati onal HarY ester Comp ANY
of America nnortg gee; dated the 9Th
day Of May 81 and filed for record
in the office of the regist er3 OF deeds
5of5 the county Of Rams ey, forth De
.kota, on the 26th day q ys s
and recorded in Book OF "a N or
cages at page }633, will be forecl ose "a A
by a sale Of the premises in WI such
mortgage and hereinaf ter described
at the front door Of the court house
/ in the city Of Devils Lake, count ofs
/ Ramsey and state of North Dakota
! at the hour Of ten o clock a., IN. on the
i,2sth day of February, 1914, to satisfy
the amount due upon such mort gage
on the day of sale. The premises der
fscribed in such mortgage and which
will be sold to satisfy the same are :.
described as follows: The North Half
of Section Thirty -four in Township
Eone Hundred Fifty three Of v Range
sixtythree an, X Of Sec. 80 Twp. 1873
1 Range 63), Ramsey county, North s.
/ Dakota. 5.${sf 3Sss5 .5
There will be due on such mortgage
! at the date Of sale the sum of So, liz. IL 4
INTERNATIONAL q HARVESTER
! COAIPANY OF AMERIC a.. Mortgage
Scott Rex, Attorney for Mortgage.
Grand Forks, ~. Oak ;9