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Ne see II ssEsFd that the National
Government hHs~ spent S75,O0O,0oG for
the reclamation OF 100000 acres OF
desert lands in the west, whereas
there are 75,0g0,9OO OF swamp land
in the south which needs reciaIming g
SeaTet8sss Lane of the department OF
the Interior. has recommended an
appropriation of Siee,0oo,OoO for adj
ditionai work in the western arid
sections. ~
But Senator John Sharp William,
.of Mississippi. and Champ Clark.
speaker of the house, have introduced
"a bill to make aSsilahle $s0,0oO,oDt
TO De used Tor flood protection ant
drainage wcrk.
6. The reclamation SoE the swamp ant
overflooia lanas( (a1Sa their protec-
tion from flooda meRns much more tt
the whole United States than the re.
claimins OF d fesa6IIlion acres from
tdredthe desert. if means many hun.
l5red million dollars in annual crops
the saving of moke than q hundred
Imilii61 dollars esyear Ia flood losses
tie prsyentipn OF many deaths IL
floods and sc many more needless
deaths and lncssiinsbie suffering dus
to malaria and athef diseases causet
BY the existence. Of swnmps. 81
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naily Thought

Let nae have men about me that are
fat;
Sleek headed men and such as sleep
4. o. nights;
Ycnd' cassigs has a lean and hungry
look
l5s thinks too much; such men are
dangerous.
Shakespeare,
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4 Did Secretary Daniels decide To
'tfaep tlle n CraanrilleG
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Get your paper regularly please notify
Opposite your Rame or label
a. your paper is printed dato 10 which
SeSF paper is paid. Al! checks and
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6eraon Iutelligancer.
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THE WEATHER

Washington. Feb. 9.Forcast:
South Carolina, Generally fair Tues.
day and Wednesday.
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anderson IS nay :Town-the s. S
executive committee.
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Our yacht is getting ruBty--waitinl
sor tho canal to open,
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Why Res not hits asylum investiga-
gation conducted behind ciose.i doors
The poor lone woman inixed up N i
. q! :ss ..a.:sSs Sssssis ;1S ~
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VIII some correspondent kindly
tell US truly what IS an unfair?
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Kember Of the Associated Press and
Resolving Complete Daily TeIegrSpIic
Service.
n larger Circulation Than Any 9th.
&r'NeWSpRper IN This Congressional
plserlet'
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SiSAA SiSAA ap ap AusS ehah - an unlhir
DID Secretary Daniels decide to
'dsreer TIC n esraenyilleS &,
yif Work en9the bridge Is being rushed
Z q e. great rate. Another hand was
htsod yesterday.
i'Isu:t Il d peach. |" exclaimed Gov
srnor B., locking at his valentine
! e 81 iS6iii e. 3, h: n
The Sensible Dress Club is one that
ls not tina listed in any Of the
Blue Books,
esIs : l.. tt,s..sertl. via aSt!
Ehates 81 some Of those persons hired
BY the child labor societies.
with entie carranxa as president.
ghbss Aisxicah miiitants would die
with ernuir
old &Siexlcp is bankrupt--but what
sYIta " ~ 1zpsltaa of counterfeit
preEentment6of q republic?
eorrespondent writes us that
tltsfe liro 100 berTooms in Anderson.
d7oiaell Il to the aleuths.
.she rural credits bill! Is fine and
dandY, b.it The press gang is anxious
dtIS5sf 3 sils. town credit as weII
.-
;i,ast when you might be cussable.
(: sg;,si,.. 5.....j.-...-.s-.-,-
liaited states VIII this week
,.---l-.-
Cloethsis made the canal zone lit
10 i've in, but he was afraid to tackle
tildt police conlnissonsr's Job in New
,.--.....=s .ff sgEra
Chicago specialist writes that
there ii q good deal of iron in steak.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09
N DONALD FAMILY
HAVE REUNION

Last Saturday and Sunday the fam
lily Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Donald
cid time residents of this county
held a family reunion at the Crary
tent at the Chautauqua grounds. II
was a most happy occasion as it had
been about 20 years since the fam
lily had all geen together. There were
four generations present, the youngest
of them all being the children of Mr..
and Mrs. Forest Davis of Goodrich
These two little boys are the great
grandchildren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Donald. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mcdonald, wife
and family of jamestown, DR.. J. H,
Mcdonald, wife and children Of Leeds
DR.. W. D. Wagar, wife and daugh
ter of Michigan, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M
Crary and daughter of this city, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Crary and son Bar
ton Of Grand Forks, Mr.. and Mrs
Forest Davis and two sons of Good
rich. Miss Daphne Wheeler anothe
relative Of Cando was also present
For the past number Of years Mr.
Mcdonald has been making his hom
at Havre, Mont, and this is the frs
time for many years that he has ha'
all his family together. After spend
ing few days here he left with DR.
Mcdonald and family for Jamestown
where he will spend few days befor
returning to Montana.
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SUNDAYS RAIN
4 SPLENDID ONE

Sunday evening another, Beautiful
rain visited this section of the state.
It began raining about $3.50 and con-
tinued for two hours or more and as
it was a heavy one while it lasted
it gave the ground another soakin
When the storm started there was
considerable wind, but no damage was
done. So far as moisture is concern
ed we are now assured OF a crop, as
without any more rain much of the
crop is out Of the way Of any danger
from this, source.
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GREAT | film
At THE GRAND
EVERY NIGHT
FRIDAYS aREAT FEATURE ..1N
SEARCH o. THE CAST
AwAYs'' IN FIVE REELS

Jules Verne is a name to coniure
with. 1t stands for that school of
prophetic scientific fantasy to which
the world is indebted for the inspira,
ton that has led to so many modern
INVENTIONS. s.
To few writers indeed is it given
to fascinate old and young alike; to
be all things to all men. Of this rare
type Of author Jules Verne is the
Master. For old and young alike his
writings have an irresistible charm
and appeal. They have been trans
lated into every civilized tongue and
the name Of Jules Verne is house
hold word oil the world over.
In filming "In Search of the Cast
aways" the spectator is carried from
South America to Australia, thence tt
New Zealand, through series of be
wildering and exciting events. Incl
dent in a wealth of variety that il
almost staggering, and the incident:
are such as are dear to the hearts O
all sorts and conditions Of picture go
ers, because they are full of intelli
gent excitement. They provoke tn
thought just as surely as tLey fire Il
Imagination; they are as healthy a
they are striking. The narrative fol
lows the book very closely and is
masterpiece Of the film art.
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LARGE HIPPO
WITH CIRCUS

One Of the most asnoying things to
the animal keeper with a menagerie
is the surprising ignorance and indif-
ference of many ptople toward the
rare and costly beast and birds of the
forest. There are not half a dozen
real geological gardens in this entire
country, and hence about the only OPP
portunity majority of the people of
this country have to study natural
history from real life is upon the oc
cosional visit of some of the big cir
cuses.
Although wild beasts are vanishing
before the advance Of civilization,
and the increase of the earth's popu-
lation, and though it is certain that
all wild beasts will become extinct in
time, yet larger portion of the pub
lie fails to inspect the menageries
that are brought to their doors.
The Gollmar Brothers paid $4,000
for giant hippopotamus. 1t. is
magnificent speciman of the river
horse of the River Nile, and a most
interesting sPeciman of study for the
student Of nature. Very few people
can tell whether hippopotamus is
web footed Or whether it has teeth.
The average person does not know
that it is an animal allied to the ele-
phant; that it has thick and heavy
body, short legs, terminated by four
toes; short tail, skin with out hair,
except at the extremity Of it's tail,
and that it feeds on herbage exclus-
lively.
"Big Lotus'', the "hip' with the
Gonmar shows, knows his value, and
he also knows that the public is not
as we'll acquainted with him as it pre-
tends to be. When he first joined the
Circus he seemed annoyed because the
cheap, sickly, treacherous little mon
| hCy esull dCGOo AOA6 ottCAL1OA Lu1u 00
did; but he is over that now. Al
though he is not paid the homage and
attention that is his due, this giant
beast does not show his dissapoint-
>ment, but lies contentedly in the
manmouth tank of water in the bot
tom of his cage, and in the parade he
will occasionally make goo-goo eyes at
the crowds Or open his great mouth.
When the menagerie is opened he il
so provoked that people devote %
much time to the other numerous At
fractions of the Gollmar Brothers'
geological display that he frequently
turns his back to the whole crowd.
'sBig Lotus" comes here with the
Gollmar Brothers Circus Tuesday, July
| 18th.
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SUMNER SCHOOL
/. is PROGRESSING

The Lake Region Summer School is
progressing nicely, there being 100
teachers enrolled and the work is 60
ing along better than had really been
anticipated. The teachers are taking
much interest in the work, as we'll as
the faculty of the school. This is
probabl ythe most important and wei
attended school of its kind that , 4
ever been held in this section o. y
state and the results being accompll>
ed are very satisfactory to all.
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TWO men SWIM
ACROSS LAKE

A feat which has not bees accom-
p1ished for several years was puplled
of at the lake Wednesday when Al
bert Anderson Of New Rockford swan
across the bay and back from the
Chautauqua grounds which is consid-
cred distance of two and onehalf
miles. Aren't Thueson also of New
Rockford swami across the bay but BE-
came exhausted and had to be taken
into the boat which accompanied tie
swimmers.
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teFs Of the reservation, having married
a squaw years ago and had made his
home here since. He 1eaves several
children TO mourn.

Rev. T. 7. Hansen returned Wed.
nesday Of last week from Litchfeld
N. Oak. where he took part in a
meeting Of the evangelical Free
church and delivered several sermons.
Rev. Hansen reports the meeting to
have been very large one, being well
represented by ministers and other
delegates. Mrs. Hansen, who accom-.
panied Mr.. Hansen remained to visit
with friends for few day.
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NEW CHURCH IN
/ CLEVELAND TWP,

The Lutheran congregation of Cleve
land township will build a church
some time during the summer. The
plans for the structure have already
been drawn up and 1vsr Kasbo of this
city is the architect. Ths building
committee has advertised for bids
md have already had four bids for the
contract ranging from $4,000 to $4,000
In the plans and specifications drawn
up at present time. The first floor
consists Of the auditorium, vestry,
ladies room, stair and entrance. The
basement has an assembly room,
kitchen and boiler room. This will
no doubt be one Of the finest country
churches in Ramsey county and the
people Of Cleveland township will no
doubt be very proud Of the accom-.
plishment.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09
HON. |. F. HENRY
VISITING HERE

John F. Henry former county
judge of this county and well and
favorably known here arrived Friday
from hs home at Charlottesville, Va,
and will spend few days renewing
acquaintance and attending to some
business matters. The Henry family
lived in this city and county for many
years and have hosts of friends here
Who will be pleased to know that they
are happy and prosperous since NOV
ing to Virginia.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

1850 LIZ II 4. 91.st u 5s1-- I. - .
Edmore and Lakota crossed bats on
the Edmore diamond Tuesday after
anoon,'o this week. The gaen is said
TO have been one Of the fastest e..
h,bitions Of baseball sseeD in North
Dakota and Edmore took the long end
Of q 8 to 2sscofs EdmoIe is playing
clever ball this season and viii aver
age we'll with any tssn in the state.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09
.CANVASS|hCBOARO
OFFICIAL RETURNS
Pr mary Rlection, June "a, 1914

Pr mary Election, June "a, 1914
Proceedings Of the board Of can
vassers Of Ramsey county, North Da'
kota.y sss.
Thursday, July 2, 1914.
The board met in accordance with
law at 10 O'Clock a. m. to canvass
the returns Of the primary election
held in Ramsey county, North Dakota
on the Gath day Of Juse, 1914.
There were present:
: Herman stenseth, Clerk of the Dis.
trict Court.
D. D. McNaughton, Chairman Of
the Board Of County Commissioners.
NJ. M. vanOsdel, Chairman Of the
Republican County Central COMMITTEES
j. A. Kramer, County Auditor.
The members present were then
sworn as follows:
State of North Dakota, County Of
Ramsey-ss.
I, Herman Stenseth, do solemnly
swear that I will support the Oonsti
tuition. of the United States and the
l:Constitutlon of North Dakota and that
I will faithfully and impartially dis
charge the duties Of the Office az .
member Of the county canvassina
board, according TO the best Of my
ability. So help me God.
(signed) J. Herman stenseth,
| Clerk Of the District Court
Subscribed and sworn to before mi
this End day of July, 1914.
(signed) j. A. Kramer,
| (sEAI) County Auditor: !.
State Of North Dakota, County J. oi
County ot Ramsey -. /.
IS !, D. D. McNaughton, do :solemnly
swear. that, will support the consti
tuition Of the United States and tn
constitution of North Dakota ani
that I will faithfully and impartialyy
discharge the duties Of the Office ss .
member Of the county canvasanl
board, according to the best Of N,
] ability. So help me God.
(signeD D. D. McNaughton,
!. Chairman Board Of County Commits
siomers.
Subscribed ana sworn to before nj
this. End day pf July, 1914.
4 lsEAL,) J. p. KRAMER.
State Of North Dakota, County Q
Ramseyss 4
j, NJ. M Van Osdel, do solemnl..
4 swear Ehat 4 viii support the consti
tuition of the United States and th
4 constitution of North Dakota and tha
III will faithfully and impartially dis
charge the duttes of The Office q 4
/ member of q county canyassirll
4 board according to the best of =,
4 liability. So help me- God
Iysigned M vano osdel,
t.is y -. ~ -
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Rev. j. A. steen, pastor of the
English German Lutheran church, Mrs
Eteen and children arrived home last
week from a five months visit with
relatives and trends the states OF
Kansas, Oklahoma and Iowa. Mr..
Dehuke a theological student from
Springfield, ILL.,, conducted the services
I'm the church while Mr.. Steen was
away.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09
BARNEY hUSS0
HELD FOR. P|CC|Nc

Barney Muse, who at one time was
janitor of the Ramsey county court
house, but later went to Bismarck,
where he was one Of the guards at the
state penftentiary, was recently AZ
rested and bound owe to the district
court at Bismarck, charged with pig
ging. At the time of his arrest he
had charge of livery barn in the
capitol city.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

Comrade Stevens "a lady expert.
enced in Salvation Army work and
formerly located in Mankato, Minn.,
arrived here a few days ago and will
take charge of the young peoples or.
ganizatiOn at this place. Comrade
Stevens will make her home with Capt
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09
evening of last week Il

F. a ,vening of last week the
g - Sedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. a johnson was celebrated. Tho
$ 3ration was given by the W. R.
Ladies in honor of the 50th ann,
.versary of Mr.. and Mrs. johnson g
marriage. Those present were mem
bers of the w. R. G. and their hus-
bands. The G.. A. R. and about so
friends of the family.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

A. j.. Carlson, who is large laid
owner in this county as we'll as in Al
berta, Ca, arrived here from Alberta
the latter part of the week. He
says that the crops are very poor in
Alberta, and in fact all along the line
west of Moosejaw. They have had
very little rain up there and large
part Of the country is dried out.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

The Odd Fellows lodge held their
semi annual installation meeting last
Wednesday evening and the following
officers were elected for the coming
year. Noble Grand, h. N. Bekken,
Vice Grand, Harry Jack, Sec. W. f.
Peterson, Treasurer, Ole serumgard.
After the business meeting a most eis
CANT lunch was served.
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cordial invitation for the young
people to come and make her acquaint
ance.

Hugh Fitzsimmonds, who is foreman
of Great Northern bridge crew in
Montana, came down the latter
part of the week and is spending a
few days visiting with his family.
He is the father Of Miss Mayme Fitz-
sinmonds the Mann Department
store. J
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FISHING PARTY
TO Fish LAKE

A fishing party consisting Of Mr..
and Mrs. @ Mart MI and Mrs.
jag. 1aarson and family, NJ. and.
Mrs. Christ Peterson and family
Jens Mosback and Miss skorstsd LEFT
Friday for Fish Lake whese thsys
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

Mr.. A. E. Toomey of Edmore
came down to this city Friday Of last
week TO spend the fourth with his
family who are living at Chautauqna.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

Mrs, Kepp who has been spending
some time visiting with her son Otto
Of this city left Friday Of last week
for hers home in saskacheyan, Cana
-da.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

a large delegation Of Edmore peo:
pie came over to spend the Fourth
at Chautanqua and remained over
for q few days. Among them were
Mr.. and Mr.. M. NJ. vanosdel and
children, Nj. ma \ Mrs. =. = 2. Toom.
ey and son Glen, Mr. and Mrs.. Dr.
B. "A. oglvie and two little nieces,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ross, p. ]. ny;
3shus and son, Lloyd; Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. 9. Honey and family.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

Miss sprague, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. D. sprague had the misfor-
tune Of being thrown from a buggy
and having leg fractured Monday.
She IN company with her brother was
driving to Fort Totten and the buggy
hit rut OF stone throwing her out.
The fracture was reduced and she is
getting along as well as can be ex-
pected.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

Chas. Oakley of Edmore came over
to this city last Friday evening and
returned home Saturday with new
Ford car.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

Miss Edn Flagg left this city last
Wednesday for Grand Forks, British
Columbia where she will spend the
summer visiting at her sisters farm.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

The German Lutheran ladies were
entertained last Wednesday, afternoon
at the Banding home near Sweet
water. A delightful lunch was served
by the hostess during the afternoon. I.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

Miss Nina Duffy of Grand Forks
visited in this city Thursday of last
week enroute to Starkweather where
she will visit for some time at the
sister, Mrs. Winnifred Duffy.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

Dr.. Carter returned from his trip
through Texas, and brought quite 3
few samples Of grain etc. back with
him.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

Sheriff John Mclean and Deputy
Barnes left Tuesday for Jamestown
with Lee walstrom and John Fritz,
two subjects for the asylum. Wal
strom is middle aged man, who came
from Illinois to Crary several years
ago and engaged in farming, but for
some time past has made his home
in the village Of Crary. He is more
subject for the home for feeble
minded than the insane asylum and
the probability is that he will be
transferred to Grafton. Fritz is q
Russian. who lives on west 9th sire
this city, and recently he was taken
violently insane and when taken away
was q raving maaiac. He is an cid.
erly man and unless he changes he
will undoubtedly not live long. !.
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FIRES At HORSES;
KILLS HIS FRIEND

Garrison, N. D., July 6.-Rudolph
steinmund, 1s years old, was accident
ly shot and died five hours later by
John Peters, II, friend, at point
ten miles west of here while picking
June berries on the banks of the Mis-.
souri, river.
Fired to Scare Horses.
Steinmund and two brothers and
Peters had driven from point east
Of this place five miles to the river to
go berrytng. During the morning
while gathering berries number Of
horses came along and bothered the
boy's team and in order to scare the
horses away Peters fred 20 rifle in
the brush, the bullet striking Stein.
mund in the forehead and entering
the brain.
Peters Said to be Hiding
The brothers Of the wounded man
put him in their wagon and drove tc
this place in less than an hour .te
summon medical aid. Nothing could
be done. Coroner schulstad 'of Dog
den was notified and an inquest will
be had. Peters has not been seer
since the accident and some reports
Estate he is hiding in the brush.
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CAI|||l|||||vAI||S'||||S'|N!|C'B|QAI.R|D ! J ! !! | !.
COMPLETES WORK

The county canyasing board was id 9
session here, Thursday h dast to canvas
the Feturna Of the recent primary cleo
ton. The members of the board who
were in, attendance we're Chairman D.
D. McNaughton, Auditor Kramer, 8!
Clark Of court stenssth and. n !. NJ !. !.
Van osdel. The returns az canvased
showed, no material changes after the
primary. y. n! i
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PIONEER ! SQQ|A|W | ] 4
NAN IS KILLED

crank gavanaugh Z pioneer living
on the reservation south G 'of s. here was l
killed last Thursday while racing with
other parties on the road home from
Toxic. He was about 20 years old
and was one o. the familiar eharac.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

A. J. Miller, one Of the prominent
and thrifty farmers Of Overland town
ship was business visitor in the city
Monday.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-09

DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Cuthbert sr.
spent Thursday in tbs city attending
to business matters and visiting with
friends.