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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07

Se9 fender cn 0ano, grqii par
bon; meaet beifeoen. san itlleOe
life 5ororinger til andre END til ia
ielo. oe Der oar ban life tnap. San
uirteoe pna ct Stco, bpor bet fra.
ueoe tore 0poireIier uIeo lille 9en,
utiIitrnffelig Tor ~SiosopboIo Sons
Selbreo bIep n~eObruot. iaa ban
maatie ieae foitbar 2r1egipIp
Iang 9iO. SiSt 5oritaaelie, 9enae.
biGlp Os Suile / rette 1io piloe
noen 1uiul boue brnet bans Sel.
breo tilbn9e. @e~nisbeoen hapOe Here
9morebe Collars / fin aasIe, boor.
ira ban iii fin lille con. men no.
ooer oenne intet. 0pno mere ifpIo.
te man ban uel2 SsjtiosoireHe bleu
minore Steoet Tor iisrre. Tor pan
Den Mnnoe at bialpe Den iuge W1nS,
Der latte fine iioite arGiirr til ior
at boIOe arbeioet oppe, % Subs
Orb flyer 10 Oo1, al yOeit. iom I'M.
oerOiier | Croet. ital Dele ali goo.
meo ben, iom 6am u%noerpiier. Sao
bnffeoe ban unoer. Man braete ITO.
re Ore for at ioa en- no 9r9it,
men inaen I airfen Ipurgte. ON
ben iuee Brett bou0e no1et at leoe
al eler ON ban iii mantte iuIte.
Seller life ben M grrit tnlte III
W~eniabeoen oerom. san malfeoe
aoen og ornt ieIue NGlfpn.
Snorira bar oos Sierterne ben.
ne 2iaeapIoigbeo % meteorological
ooer Tor andres 9elirro. % oct
fables a~riitenoom. er oct nnoer.
Iiat, at bet beoOer ira 9eroen: Dgi
fan ingen aorifel ie; DC, iom faIOer
fla ariitne. or liaeiom andre Nen.
neiferl~ Iette er finn noaIe efsemi.
pier pnn ben ifrGffeIige eigegDIois.
he6, Der berifer miot ! a%riitenbe.
ben; Der funoe iremisres tuIinoe
Iiananoe - pirfeIige 5iI0rnaeIier.
Sea ipsrger MIC ielp gnnite oite:
er oct oirfelia ariitenoom. pi bar
/ oisie friitne 2onoe2 OR BET fan6,
leoenoe, bibeIif, frelienoe ariiten.
Dom. Der Ipres % Iepes ! Wenigbe.
oerhe2 Neo Sen aobnp 9ibcl, Der
faiter Sanobeoens Chs oper 2ipet
for os, bbno Tporer 6n? Sfraffe.
ligt, on pi beOros os ieIp og an.
orel DOG bUem uoper Of bragg Dor
ariitenOom | 1piuI2
Zen ianme Col. Der lpIer ODER
De gpieIiee Gptrin ! 5ranfrig, Bel.
aien. grsiien os 9oIen; oper ben
iaitiges Suite o. Riennanbens paI.
labs per | 2anoet, IpIer ogiaa cper
os. sos Serren err Der inaen 9yor.
ifeI eIler gerionsanIeIie. SperNei.
neifeiiGl er oprebar for BAN o.
bans Noaoe iilbpoes os ale paa
Iige giIfaor. maatte ben imeIte
Sierternes 9iaeapIbisbeOl
Der er ct Opbt SOaIa meIlem
ben isoe imilenoe Dptrrocn meo
be pGne sIotte Orb % iaa iimpeI
aobeH Neifrroigbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
Set. Der befaar.
Mit llaite gals.

bsr in0ebolOe en- 9etragtning ooer
ct @nosoro.
Mebens b. iaa lange oi leoer /
oenne @eroen, Iom ariitne nof maa
Ipie ON Oeroslige og bperoagslige
gesipenbeoer % 8rgfteIier Of DC.
gems gmner, iaa er og bIioer 9i.
beleu 8eroens beoite Bog, % De
Gmner. Den bebonoIer, er oe melt
betDoenoe al ale for Ei6 og gDig.
beo.
Gerfor bsr Der / ct a~irfeiamfunOs
glao IeIes ON De 6ibeIite, quo.
oommeliee Sanobe0er.
Com fsr iaat bar oct oprinoelis
min 5onfe. at Samfunoets Nr9iter
oiloe biie 9Dit til at ifribe for oenne
Spalte, men g~apsbeoen oper for
min 6enbenOeIie oerom bar ouer5e.
niit mig ON, at ieg / bette StDffe
tnnfte f~orfert.
s Taa 6enieenoe bar ieg aItina
intet at nplge imeIIem.
Den oa ieg MI par fommen I'll
gnOe meo Sobannese0angeIiet bar
ieg ns0t til at gore galg al Stoi
for Hremti0en.
Seq bapoe 9pit til at gennemgaa
cen mere nf 9ibelens 9eeel, men
boilten TfiiI0e lea oplge?
Oct bar oGret ioreilaaet mig at
tase fat paa 2ufaseoangeIiet, oe
ieIo bar ies ielt noeen 9ilbsieIig.
beo til at forti9tte meo oen iomme
6oriatter, aItiaa til at begonoe Be
trastninger oper Sobannes's gre.
be.
@eo Chen at oenne 5iIbsielisbeo
bar en- anoen 5anfe giort fla gel
oen0e, nemlig at tage idt paa
apoftIenes 8erninger. oe
oenne Sonfe bar, iRrlig oe0 en-
9rpitebrooers Gnao. ounoet 6per-
p9gt.
Get er oa ogian iRrlie oe0 Ian-
fen ON, at Qpoitlenes 8erninger
er sen natnrlige 5ortipttelie af al.
Ie Goaneeliiternes geretnineer ON
Seiu SoroeIiO, ON bans 6relie-
srunoIeseeuoe 2ip. eiOeIie. Gs6
% 0pitnnoelie, at iee uaIger ben.
ne Bog.
gDnneeliiterne fortRler ON yoet
fom Seiis begpnote baaoe al
aere og lore inotil ben Gag, oo ban
bIep optogen~. ap. OR. fort9laer
ON, bpao Den bimmeIiorne 5relIer
ira S9oet Deo 5aoerens 5eire
ortetter at gore oeo line no.
polgte 8eoifober.
ZIP. @r. Itaar / ina neie Gam.
menbRng meo gonngelierne, at bnis
bi life bapse oenne Bog, mnntte Ri
friites itprf til at tpfoIe ON Gram
geliernes 9egtbeo.
@~nangeIierne fortpaer 10 nemlig
ON noget mt, Der er / 5rembruo -
u5immeriees 3ige er tommet n9r~
= ON CUBS Hige paa Serb, ON
Granddaughter nf og aongen i bet.
te Hige, ON 8alg, 5orbere6elie oe
noienoelie Of bette Hiees ierite
9efor0rere / gerOen 0. l. b., o. I. p
Suao oa, ON Seiu Siitcrie Oor
enot meO bans oOptagelie", bans
5immeIfartl
Rel oermeo fun0e 5reIierensSi-
ltorie life enoe; Gnongeliernes ge.
retnineer er en- 9egDn0elIe, Iom
me6 Rsonenoiebeo maatte 6obe en-
5ortipttelie.
Spnf faaIeoes pan, oa SeIus
faIote De fire 5iifere paa ben gall.
lRiife 81 og iagoe til Dem, al nanr
De fuIgte BAN, oiIoe ban sere Dem
til Menneifefifferel
!Spoo ON ri iioen intet banoe
bert ON Wenneifefiiferieti
9anf pioere pao, bpao Den op.
ftnnone Seilis bso De If, Der bar
bleDen tro imoo BAN til Gnoen:
Soar no | al geroen og prpoifer
gpnngeIiet for al Sfnbningen", -
v@aar ben og gre a1e 5olfeilneene
iii mine 9iicipIe, ioet / osbe Dem
til 5noerens os Ssnnens og oen
4eIIigoonos NaDn".
9pao ON pi faa intet bopoe bsri
ON en- paafsIgenoe @naen no, gre.
6ifen gpongeliet, Gsben til ben
treenige Cubs Nnpnl
90 tGnf enoelig paa, bbao 81
l1fte | SobnnnesepangeIiet gOgina
H. LIZ - -. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07

Der er ct opbt Sp9Ia meIlem
ben isbe imiIenbe Dptrroen meo
be pQne gIotte Orb os iaa iimpeI
aaben Hetfrroisbeo.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04
70 vlsr NEWFOUNDLAND

on EnFC IW. Thr unN .fDur
uauFhi tndaf constituted no.l Nlu
probably ho n Mat uU,u $500. o.
ihD nn,nut hpif rnmuru.v De-. $500
tfpnu fof Newfoundland goo tr. fr.f
wish ho hoe paid io that COTTON, sm.
ho vamo to Canada ~ Gntrrnof .Dnn
ersi fho tup n ~ iohn's nnd ro
turn Wit ho made aboard &c. st. D.
EHses Ihr nutf nii .p'ad tnat o..
hfla Boo Newfoundland .nI nu U.
O0llo an ufu.W urr.m. 300 n l
rtat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

sndefsUn NJ thla Oiit Thlh mahfs
seven fUfda sold dpfine no present
eoeh bY ths Glover Johns Auto com
pany
Pos,mssies cssbbs calls attention %
paifont go thr fsri thnt th, ruetnfi,o
taday VIII pnacrs' snnda hours pifh
tho 't,epfou thai mpu eiH Boz lnrpNu
Go ihe lp'k hoafa sa uauni Carrier
asnerH delivery and stamp vuduvs
Hil Dol opeu thla morning irons io
lu pciD,t
The Corpus chrsii National Bsok
van i0dHE rr0,it, $50 Nno Together with
the Interest frum fbo stiH uf ih, ls.nd.
recently tUifl m iho oif mi ps iup
aDfh rhf nnndH noI. nd DO Hul.or
900 .ni 'ommfl Df kanaia cog and
tho mooney Wm sOnt frnm kan.aa Dlu
o" ihe corpus Dhasu satnnaI nans
rHf depository hai rhuudal moon
ins
Owing 20 TODAY being legal holiday
thn nhwf of ih, ia toiamn club san
nNi no open lhla Huruoun
ject Payne IL arranging fof local
fHur M AHHenail between ihr min
and i'ina 'h0 e1ms in boz patoI
Within thH rrAt frw trcAa and fnr
pforc'is Geo hs devoted 30 thr malu
t'unnro ~ ih' Oiuif Coast League tosm
Tho unr up will boz annpunrrd ulth
Dog ihe neat nw days and ia la stated
ihei when such announcement rs mado
., VIII nhow that many former star.
acc GO plns and fai gtne VA be
assured
FIRST tisutensa, Julius oorsnfsld
if hHr HauDi nrfon o. 100 memhor,
% in' n.sl ompant 90 mHtn tu o.
lnu at tl. Nfmun lislll fIu uniform
ti "nr nelo0h to-day as ihtD part in tho
Wg ru1de or ome ne liable to a ,sl
q" ihe SUMMARY ,nun
Tho Ar,saian PARK Patriotic Rsuo
inua 8of'irr SUNDAY DNcninf frum ll
tii VIA nu ta lts namr Indicates "a rc
ugiuua service m Nhirh thr whole Gle,
nHf lnle iho musi. selected ftr ih,
CHORUS is 0i ine mFbrst rlass Boz re
iri"uH hnl l,irnur sentiment lnd tni
committee Boz uhHrgr H HuIr fnai ln o.,
rrsr's't viii the narr,dneHa .f 90, sah
bath nc Nlolatoi nee sc,urr this e.
snii tno audience muat cooperate IS,
oonifuillns ali huisirfousuoss ou 90,
lart "f ih"ushlleso rhudfrn seats vii
l'o placed aa faf las posslhlo tn accom-
mndat' hfFe numner and with prptt
cr confederation th, rNvrrieos need nol
hr prulnnari bp,oi ihe time allotted
Those nrNnsms lhuse puhlir oscrplncl
have hu one ond ln eirv o. omitted ~
t"ii iH fhow fnfth thtnhseltlna and
p'aise fu ihr umsi Creator and luihr,
~ mankind wha bias lcd tha natiar
'nt" "a gior'ous ..Nn ANA lrual.u. in,
crA Contributed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

firs' Lieutenant Julius oorsnhsld.
ir hHr Hauti nrdon o. 100 mrmhors
nf ihr u0t' anpanl ~ mHtm tu o.
sort at ih. Nrmou iiallln fHl uniform
ai "n' oelp0t tpda, rs ht, psr boz thr
nla parade "r onr ne nahle tu rau
tu thr rumman DnuH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

tn f.a- DeIls Hnd sll -
bong Troubles air p X
iHaunD Ala. writes my
lrus tbc hli sumro
t Q mlHatI, helcNe Dr ~
'.e,ftr sawed ncr NE !"
HH.ru GDr and 500 Al ye1 4
s.rt AdtcrtlacmCnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04
:: City News in Brief =


Tho Texas 6Stor sf,s Company ~
ports the Aale ~ faigr 80 Go Mrf
. ~ psan VI Corpus ~
IN. regular ~ssbiy rss,ng o. the
9ng Counoll which was 10 have been
ield 10 10. Caunei chsnhefr vested
day afternoon as postponed en ss.
count u the Fouith - lulY celebration
whicn claimed several mrun,ra uf tne
commission. ana alfo Mnym Miisr
who was one u the feesplhn tonmiitof
10 meet snc es,ond RfoeNnsa o. the
officers ~ ihc Revenue Cuiiuf Window
sMsh. do,hed hers rt4t festorla.
afternoon A. there Weh spfUlai
heetinr Ui ths t'aunell 90 Thmsdaf
murh business Nas ishcn np at ihla
nme which would have brop irsnss0i
90 Yesterday lsatiuE nHihlnf bui
routine matters iu riaim tHc attention
" ne cuuhail 30 ihelr rssunr as
alon.
Tho BIO Gotten ~srshou,s that 10
beiee bull, on lht uaintlml Vhart
~ Inv 1911 interests ~ runnr iinu
viih me new coiiml ebnrps u u noar
iHe completion AZ lhm f'muiHh a. Co.,
done - iho plaone of lne mot un ont
slide This wafehnusa n go b, ifo
f''i in diusnslons slpd vii q, iaf-
enough Ca hhodle naoy caflneda vi
eoifan Hfuunhi ,N ne umarrpa before
hsiNg preasod ana hndc fc.uil 90 rhp
by waior
The third and lss r.,ks series
Of supper danees a, 'lhosNlsren hotel
viii hr heia ,onlTht ~ o. ta,il room,
ana pfacurail, the ssn,s afeflnm CO.
foodercd Thursday nua rhprrugiinlahf
VII be- repeated inrindins danors o.,
Morgen sni Nan fmntis ara wt,ne
and vocal numhofs ~ Mlae auA ltam
sun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

Rev Martin blair 81 Bartlett, Teas.
VII boz ln lhs ..it u.rl HuHuH5 Hs ih'
Huoat ~ the nee baptist ,nurn ln tUa
Du. iie alu pf'1.h boo fh' ifu.
Theatre nmidinF HHninI m0rn.Ha ani
in fht rtm OarIsn Sunday mehf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04
voc ,NI,a sna ~ r.,.'. ..,..

The Glover jehns Auto Compan
YESTERDAY reported uo sole and dr
hfcry " r1fd roadster Obs OBJ o. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
Lie SCHOOL DEBATE
russ Question of Equal Rights
for women.

for Women.
|entatives from tho literary So
e Madison School and Bellevue
|rul debate the question. RE-
That women In tho State OF
should have the same rights
at Madison School on Wednes-
II at S:l5 o'clock. An interest
ram has been arranged for the
Fyor loving cup viii DO awarded
|sinntng team In the contest.
Nc Ia invited to attend the ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13

Balm the'JaeE-Fox Troe;t Met.;
dowbrook.-Epx Trot; BY tho Besuti-
Yon're Rocking the Boat Medley
ono-Step: n Little Love. a Little
Kiss-IIositation wnltz; Little Grey
Home In The west-Hesitation Waltz:
on Their Way to MeSico-One- Step;
Anaps--Maxixe; Sans Souct-MaxiSe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
Piano Bargains

We have few choice bargains in
change senways These have thoroughly over.
hauled by factory the
as new YOU cannot afford buy
sell that not viii msrepreen the value
In
Prices very low. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
srhiexea Enter once.

was made to the Southsido
Eterday morning that burglars
10 tho main office OF tho Vir-
b and Metal Company on Fri
h. An entrance was !nade by
the windows OF the Office.
ten carried away q typewriter.
bs belonging to Miss Madelyn
q atenoHrapher; twenty two
hrs. towels and lead pencils.
10 believe tho Job to have been
OF amateur cracksmen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
Item. of Iaterest,

b benefit of the building fund
Ion Street Baptist Church. r.
b sale Will be held on Tues
for giftn and cakes win be
HELD Junior Chapter, United
rs of the Confederacy, held IN
kg meeting yesterday after
b O'clock In the homo OF Mics
eneilings, 1926 Hull Street.
RS OF the board of governors
lodge OF Elks will
Is AFTERNOON for the purpose
3aing plans for tho Christmas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
Pianola Pianos

The Pianoa Piano (the piano with the player
built nside) can be played with music roll by
the finger method as regular piano.
Player-Pianos, so-called, are not Pianola Pianos
Only the genuine Pianoa Piano has the Metrostyle'
which enables any one to play just as the great
pianists do.
The PianoIa Piano may be had in six grades in,
Guiding the wonderful Steinway Pianola
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
Etmas basket. for Poor.

Fer Of baskets 1iled with pro-
nd other useful articles will
Suted ChriatmaH to the wor-
i OF the Southsido by the Eel
League of Central Methodist
Chairman Edwin w. Jones
Il yesterday that NIL applicn-
haakets must reach him not
IN December 20. Tho league
sof about thirty young men,
b raised the money for the
e TSth a l. o maMki ase r a
/ Edward Redford, Jr., score.
shur NJ. Reynolds. treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
ET4 RICHMOND
| INC Of COOK
|NuMENT POSTPONED
7 Weather and Muddy
Prevent Parade Of Wood
tnen OF tho World.
Las BASKETS FOR POOR
Distributed by Fellowship
OF Central Methodist
l-Thieves Enter Ofilce Of
70 Iron and Metal Company.

Ito the Indictment weather.
II. Smoak, Chairman Of the
on arrangements. announced
afternoon that the memo
PES which were to, have been
efy at the unwilling OF tho
Y over the Grnfe Of Guy H.
Maury Cemetery by Maple
\ t5s. Woodmen OF tho World,
n postponed until next Sum
Iiig parade Ia planned to be
Ifhich all the members OF the
4 lodge and the other organi-.
n Woodmen in the city are to
lh. and this was prevented by
lions Of tho streets. The cx-
bll be held next Sunday, be-
Il 1850 O'clock. s.. b. Latham,
lager OF tho lodges, Will de-
Address, and Miss Johns, OF
ali. will recite q poem.
tft erected In honor OF Mr.
ads ak feet high, and is of n
lot impressive design. Mr..
10 was q well-known citizen
hthside and prominent in the
! tho lodge, died last April.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
IL Popular Songs

Want to 90 Back 60 Michigan:
AZ the Mississippi Cabaret: You're
Mcre Than the World to Mo; Diane
OF the Green Van; When You're \
long. Long Way from Homo; In tho
Palace OF Dreams: Along Came Ruth;
I'll Do II All Over Again; On tho
Shores OF ITALY: Harmony Bay; client
Herald Angels Sing (ChrIstmas Song
by Trinity chotr).
All the above Mt the price sS3.7S.
EaBy weekly or monthly payments.
Victroias at si5, $25, gao,
$50, S76, 500, $3.50 and $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
Petition for School.

ION asking that a school be
shortly by a committee from,
Hand Heights Citizens Asso-
the City Council. Through q
Il Forest Hill and the heights.
that within three
Fo will be about 900 children
age In the territory, and II
to have q building to ac-
10 them at least by that time.
kt.onaf campaign was started
Woodland Heights Mothers
Will be pushed vigorously.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16

The poultry show at the North Da-
kota State fair this year will be the
biggest and probably the best ever
seen in the northwest. Dozens of en-
tries which are coming to the secre :
tary's Office by each mail, have neces-
STATED the construction Of a large
wing no the poultry building. At a
meeting of the executive committee of
the fair, the new building was author
ized and work was started today. The
new wing of the poultry building will
be ready for occupancy Sunday night.
Yesterday the poultry show entries
promised to break records but this
morning entries of two more carloads
of poultry were made e. G. Roberts
Of TT. Atchinson, Wis, and f. w.
Niesman of Freeport, ILL.,, well known
poultry fanciers each entered car of
Iroultry. Most of the varieties are rep
resented in these two carload exhibits.
Work on the construction Of the
new 240-foot horse barn, necessitated
by the large list of cattle, is going for
ward with a rush. Carpenters are
putting the roof on the new structure
today and expect to have 1t fully com
pleted by Sunday night
In the swine exhibits this year there
will be something new TO North Da-
kotans. j. B. Mackoy of Farragut, Ia.
today entered twenty head of Tam
worth swine, a faddish breed Of long,
lean, bacon hog bred up from the Ken
tucky razor back. Besides Mr.. Mack
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16

oy's swine. there are $50 others rep
resentipg practically all of the well
known breeds. Five states in the
northwest have sent the best Of them
herds to the swine show.
Because the state fair is being held
before harvest time, the fair manage
lnent was not too optimistic earlier in
the year over the prospects of getting
nrst class exhibits for the agricultural
show. There is no longer any pessi-
mism about the agricultural exhibits
Tor they are coming in by every ex-
Iress and more entries are being re-
ceived by Secretary Nash in every
mail. According to Mayor Emery, North
and South Dakota have the best crops
on record this year. Mayor Emery
has seen every North Dakota crop
since he came to Dakota territory for
ty-four years ago. He returned yes
terday from trip about the state.
Representative specimens Of this crop
will be at the state fair this year.
The fair grounds will be ready for
visitors Sunday night, when it is plan :,
ned to have everyone make an inspec-
ton Of the buildings and listen to an
open air band concert at 80 O'clock.
Final arrangements have not been
made as yet, owing to the fact that
the exact time of arrival of The World
at Home shows has not been learned.
The thirty piece band which travels
with the shows will give the Sunday
night concert. There will be no ad-
mission Of any sort charged
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16

STORAGE
LAWS

Grand Forks, N. D., July 16.-Resolu-
tions condemning the present grain
storage laws of North Dakota, on the
plea that they compelled the elevator
managers to become spectators in
grain, were passed this afternoon By
the North Dakota Association of
Managers of Farmers cooperative
Elevator Companies in session here.
Under the present laws Warenousemen
are compelled to accept all the. grain
offered for storage. In event that he
hasn't room to accommodate all of the
grain offered. he must sell part of the
stored grain, which, in the event Of
a rise, leaves him indebted to the
farmer for the difference in prices.
The next meeting place was not
selected but the following officers
were elected:
President-J. H. S. Thomson, Valley
City, y s@.s. u
secretary-N. e. Tacklind,s Drayton.
Vice President-A. A. Lane, Sherwood.
Executive Committee G. Gibson,
Ypsilantt; c. B. Pritchard, Gardner +;
John Ruttle, McHenry; J. S. Broberg,
Adams; Martin Moe, Adams; A X.
Moehen, Regent; J. "A. Stocksts
Milnor.
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Huerta Resigns--United States Is
Willing to Recognize Successor
If Carranza Faction Accepts Him
State Fire Marshal
Tells Farmers How to
Prevent Heavy Losses

Grand Forks, N. D., July 16-Urging
greater care in the prevention of fires
State Fire Marshal Runge of North
Dakota, addressing a meeting Of
mutual insurance men mere today, at
tributed all fire losses to three prin-
cipal causes, lightning. carelessness
and design, all Of which. he declared.
are within the power of man to pre-
vent.
OF the first he declared, statistics
prove that losses on rodded buildings,
compared to those upon unrodded
buildings, are practically nil and he
urged the farmers of the state to
crops after they are ready for market.
The SO per cent loss attributable to
carelessness can be prevented by fore
thought in making repairs to delapi-
dated buildings, removing and Destroy
ing all fire-breeding material using
care in cutting and burning weeds and
rubbish, and keeping the buildings and
surroundings clean.
CareIessness,' he declared, is almost
as criminal as incendiarism, and he
attributed the latter cause to over
insurance, adverse circumstances
temporary financial embarrassment
and family disputes necessitating
quick adjustment of affairs. Persons
causing fires of this class should be
accorded the treatment of the lowest
criminals, he said. as the crime is al
ways premeditated and there is no
hesitation in jeopardizing the lives
and property of others to accomplish
the end. f.
"Use the same precaution to prevent
fire as you would take If you ex-
pected one" he urged the farmers
Put up notices about the barn and
other buildings prohibiting smoking
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fine FAIR
BEGAN TODAY
AT HILLSBORO

Hillsboro, N. D., July 16.-The Trail
county fair, which was scheduled to
begin yesterday, was pushed ahead
one day ON account Of the rain yester-
day, and started today. There was a
good attendance, there being between
twenty-five and thirty auto loads from
Grand Forks.
The exhibits are fine in all lines and
the fair will pe one of the most sue
cessful, ever held in the county.
Tomorrow will be the big day. The
track was too soft for racing today,
but there will be some speedy work
tomorrow, and there will be a good
ball game each afternoon. Today
Hatton is playing Hillsboro. Tomor-
row Mayville will meet H;llsboro and
Saturday Portland will cross bats
with the locals. sE
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way or the Bowery. explained the
case.
why, they didn't wear any paint
on their faces" said he. Yes. they
had rosy cheeks. most of them almost
perfect, natural compilations. But
nature doesn't suit New York, Your
lover of beauty here believes that
nature is crude and art can improve
it. He likes cement sidewalk, not
a country lane. He wants to see the
lawns closely trimmed and flowers
laid out on them in geometrical
figures. A field is to him something
unfinished. How much prettier it
would be were 1t closely cropped like