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Emmons County record., 1915-02-18

February 4, 1915.
The board met pursuant to adjournment. |
all members present.
On motion the county treasurer was in
structcd to cash all court certificates and
carry same MS cash items until the next |
meeting OF the board.
On motion tho treasurer and auditor were
instructed to credit all amounts collected on
seed-graln account ~ the general fund.
The following bills were on motion al |
lowed:
A. l.. Cell recording officers bonds. =. 5 90 &: |
Institute for the F.,.ble- Minded, care
ofChristine T. .glcman.. go. ......... 1900
State treasurer. care and mainte-
nance OF insane. for quarter ending
December 81. 1914 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40 81 |
Globe Gazette Printing Co.. assess
ment supplies ,.......... .......... G5 90
Geo. II bernard & Co, blank buoks... IL 40
Dakota Printing & Stationery Co..
blank books. ...... % no
+. H., Russell, repniring adding ma
chine -. ,...... ................. "a s5
Scott Cameron. attorney appointed by
the court to defend Johannes Rich
ter Observation-Disclosures. % 00
Welis-Thnmpson Co.. coal for court
house. Observation-Disclosures. 20 l5
Edward lIraddocl. locating bridges
between sections 30 and 30. .i32-T.... $50
flnzeton Drug Co.. dlsinfectants.... q
DR.. Geo. Monteith. quarantining Chill
son and Others. ............... Is %
Goodridge Call Lumber CO., coal for
Ncls Rousu, needy poor. r........... S35
HraCu0ck News DriutinR and Ouh.
llShinE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ III
Emmons County Record. printing nnd
puMiShing.... observation-disclosures. CO u
Fmmons County Republican. printing
and publishing nE........................ o. Is
The petition OF John Vetter aud others for
road beginning nj the northwest corner OF
section 4-l3l-75. thence running due south on
| section lines one mile; also that tho road on
the north side OF said section be graded, was
laid over until the April meeting.
The report VI Fred Junge, Justice OF the
peace. for the quarter ending December 81.
1914. was received and approved.
The petition OF Knute Peterson and othe RS
for bridge to be located between the SOUTH
west quarter Of section "a. and the north
west quarter of section 2s-l2l-7s. was laid
| over for investigation by Commissioner Nc
| Conville.
The following named persons were ap-
pointed road supervisors for the ensuing
year: Bert Yetter. district No. 81 Chas Mel
son, district No. Q: w. G. Scott, district No. &:
Chns Wager, district NO. IA f. G. Perry,
district No. Is; H. ]. Richardson. district No
lG; John Tough, district No. IT,
The following bills we're on motion ul.
| lowed:
E. II. Brant, commissioners salary
and mileage. ............................ 10 80
7. Z. Lee. commissioners salary and
mileage. Observation-Disclosures. IL 90
X. NJ. Volk, commissioners salary
and mileage. ........ l: 90
81. A. Klein, commissioners SALARY
and mileage ..................... IL 90
IL. j. McConville, commissioners
salary and mileage. ....... ...... II 10
| On motion the board adjourned.
JOHN X. SNYDER,
County Auditor.
Emmons County record., 1915-02-18

Also the bonds OF F. ID. Fngle. clerk OF
court. with Geo. W. Lynn and +. j. Ple,z us
suretles. for s50pO.0O: aud George Suvcrly.
constable, with William ana John Walkin-
son, us sureties. for $4,000 were on motion
approved.
Applications for bounty for tree culture
were allowed rs follows:
John lllasen. neia rs 1884, -7G.....g.... 90
Peter Schlosser, SEX L. 13G- Is. ......... !. 90
W. A. Focll sw4 4-l23- 10 ;. ..... 800
frank Ncis. mes. 30 l3i- n ........ -. 20
Emmons County record., 1915-02-18

Principal
German a mer lean State Bank.
Emmons County state Hank.
Hague State Bank.
Hngue State Bank,
First National Bunk.
First National bank.
Germnn State Bank.
Germnn State Bank,
Security State Bank.
security State Rank.
TempletOn state bank.
Teupleton State Bank.
ii!mtyre State Bank,
Bank OF Huzelton,
Bank OF Hazelton.
Farmers State Rank,
i'nrmer,' State Bank,
Emmons County record., 1915-02-18
Subscribe for the Record.
Per Cent Money Per Cent Money
6 Per Cent.

Loans may be obtained for any
purpose on acceptable Real Estate
security; liberal privileges; cores
pondence solicited.
A. C. Agency Company,
446 Pierce Bldg.
st. Louis.
75S Gas, Electric Bldg,
Denver. Colorado.
Emmons County record., 1915-02-18
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board Of County Commission
ers Of Emmons County,
North Dakota.

LINTON. N. D.. February 3. 1915.
The boa d met pursuant TO adjournment. all
present.
The following depository bonds were on
motion approved:
Emmons County record., 1915-02-18

From time to time there are vari-
GUS kinds of legal notices to be pub
lished. AT present there are three
Emmons County record., 1915-02-18

Anton MAIDEN. roac supervisor, dis
trict no, ~ J1....r................. ~ 90
Lewis Seedorf. road work. district No.
s.................. .......... ...... 500
John Rosa, road work. district No. 49,. 475
John Winterberg. road work, district
NO. 8....-......-..-....... ~. 10
Baldaser Maftern, road work. district
NO ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III W
Fletcher Ryckman, road work. dis
tflct NO. ~ u........................ 80
Karl Wander Wal. care and transpor-
tation of Alex Kennedy. ...... 81 1s
John Simon. M. D., medical services
to Adolph Isancson .................. $50 90
Mrs. q. q. Palmer. boarding Alex
Kennedy -. ............... $50
Edward BraddOck, premium on JUS
tice OF tile peace bond. so
Frank Goughner, registrar vital sta
tistics. Buchanan Township. 2T5
Herman sueltz. registrar vital sta
.istics. Dana Township !. ........ ESQ
II. II. Nieuwsma. registrar vital sta
tisticss Elias Township. ....... -. 20
J. j. Bichlcr, registrar vital statistics,
Strasburg Township ..... -. :. a75
j. d. Meier, registrar vital statistics,
CITY or Linton. ..'........ ........ p
J. 7. Hem. registrar vital statistics,
village of.Strasburg. urg................ 80
B. G. Hanson. registrar vital statis-
tistIcs, IInzelton Township. ..... 81
W. @. Wolvcrton. registrar vital sta
,ist!cs, Emmons county,. -. liG 6:
Frank a. Barta. registrar vital sta
tis,ics. Campbell Township. ...... a5
Dakota l'rintlng stationery Co..
ieEhi piahHS..., ........,....... oo
Walker Bros. & Hardy. legal blanks. LOS
On motion the board adjourned until
4. IN February 4. 1915.
Emmons County record., 1915-02-18

G.svenson. se4 2O-1a5-74 ............ 600
S f. Brintle, ne,a 6-l3t-7G. ........... 500
Edward Complain. nwtl O. l.a.7G 49,. so
Jerry Cole ne4 "A -l3G-15 -. ........ 900
Carl Schlosser, nw,a 1s-136-74. 4........ 10 80
Carl Llndbprg. .sw4 H-lM-76. 90
Oswald Naumann, sk sw4 2s-13.15 10 so
J.R Van IIeukelom. nwli 4-13O-77 80. so
lnda Person, nwA A-1ai.75.. ......... 800
Fred Surfing. nw,a ~ 1884, 76............. 90
Olaf wick. sch 4-lH 7t....... G 90
Carl Larvick. swA 1s 1A.75......... 100
q Schmirer. nwi4 & VIZ neia 3O.ls3 10 6 90
pptpr IIpit lain SIk M, l., ~. 1.C.ri 1n IN
Emmons County record., 1915-02-18

J. NJ. With, nwii 20 1885, 20, amount claimed
$500. nothing allowed: for the reason that
there are not u sufficient number Of trees
per acre
On motion the Enimons County RepublI-
can. lie Rrndlock News and the Emmons
County Record were designated as the Of
ilcpl papers for the ensuing year.
The following bills were on motion al.
lowed:
K l.. Lane. for grading bridge be-
tween sections G-l36- rs and i.la6-79.. 8 100 %
Il. l.. Lane, for grading bridge be-
tween sections 8 136-7S aud l-13G-79... 43 90
j. NJ. Melhnder, repairing road ma-
chinery district No. 2............ , rs
d. ID. Bidwell, grading bridge between
rs X @-l3G 1S...... ................... 9i 20
Gustavc Svcnson, road work. district
No TO-. ....................... 10
Carl Il. Johnson, road work, district
No TO-. Observation-Disclosures. ....... so
Ole a. Sjerslc, road work, district No.
o.................,......... g Is
a. u. Benson, road work. district No.
la..............s...... Observation-Disclosures. so
c. a. Ward, r0ad work, district M. II 10 60
Roschns Vetsch, road work, district
No. al.. ........... IL 90
Simon li0rner, road work. district Nh.
: 3 I + Il. Il f.
81. .....,.-........ f......... 10
John Setter, rood work, district M.
-. -. .,..........5-....s..... 80
John;L ;Lipp. road work, district No. ~. .75
II. j. Tuttie. road work, district No.25 1e 80
Karl Wnttschek, road work, district
No. ............. ............ s0
George schnaltz, foad work. district
so.ai.., sa
Zen Waltmnn, road work, district No.
az .........4... IL 90
Franz FeItiy. road work, district No.
81 ................... II 50
George Rosch. road work. district No.
si.......... aso
George scheIi. road work. district No.
al...................... ~. $50
Steve Volk. road wosk. district No. aas 90
Weils7rhompson Co lumber for road
dis,fictNo ss........................ iso
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KEEPING UP THE EIGHT

The women who are affiliated with
the Congressional Union. which ~
somewhat more radical in its methods
than the parent organization. the
Woman's National Suffrage Associa.
ton. Is warming up 10 the work il has
in hand for securing votes for women.
This is indicated BY the keen interest
shown IN TWO big events billed for The
near future One is the meeting next
month Of the women voters OF the
United States a. the san Francisco
Exposition. and which expects 10 20
on record as favoring the Susan -
Anthony amendment 20 remove from
the ballot the qualification Of sex
Three months later during the fret
week OF December. the members o.
the Congressional Union. and their
supporters will rally In Washington
and make a great denomination be-
fore Congress.
70 the next Congress ls no more 70
ceptve ~ the pleas for a suffrage
amendment To- the constitution than
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THE MENTAL RED CROSS.

The French soldiers at the front
whose homes are in Northern France.
which Is cut off from communication
by the enemy. have a particularly
trying time Of e. Many OF the sol.
diers whose homes and families are
In the invaded section OF Northern
France have been In the trenches
since the beginning OF the war a
year ago. In all this time. quite
naturally, they have not seen their
families; but what is more to the
point they have no had a word or
information of any description from
their loved ones. On the other hand
their comrades from other parts of
France hear at regular intervals from
home. These lonely soldiers see their
companions made happy by the arri.
val OF letters and postcards. Of little
packages containing articles Of com
fort and necessity. and things that
contribute to their happiness. This
life in the trenches is grim and nerve
trying at best. but one may readily
imagine what II must be for these
brave-fellows who see their comrades
cheered by the remembrance from
home while they have only thoughts
of those dear to them and the atnici-
patton Of uncertainty upon which to
exist
The members OF the Lafayette
Fund. OF New York city. have hit
upon a novel plan for relieving this
tedium and suspense by adopting a
plumber Of these soldiers. whose
names have been furnished by their
commanding officers. That is the
particular soldier is written to: he
receives the sort OF letters that cheer
and encourage him. and he comes to
look forward 10 the arrival Of these
letters with keen interest and enjoy
ment II is a little thing TO do. but
IL Is a big thing for these lonely.
Isolated soldiers. II acts. one might
say. on the sufferings OF the mind as
the Red Cross ministrations do on the
physical sufferings OF the wounded
In the hospitals.
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ION WITH THE DANCE"

A few days ago the more or less
redoubtable Cole Blease. OF South
Carolina. who formerly brought re
proach upon his State as its governor.
announced himself as candidate for
that office next year. concluding his
statement with the inspiring phrase:
"On with the dance. Let Joy be un-
confined A certain vagueness was
attached TO this campaign slogan. as
to what sort OF a dance was to be
promoted. and what kind Of a joy was
10 be liberated. Some light has been
thrown on the matter through the
speech delivered by the convict libcr-
ator at the Governors Conference. in
session at Boston this week. when he
defended the lynchinE proclivities Of
the best citizens" Of the South.
This is not the FIRST time the Hon
Cole Blease has upheld mob law
Three years ago az similar confer
ence. a. Richmond. his radical views
shocked his fellow governors. who
promptly repudiatcd him and his
heresy. Therefore it was not surpris.
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.pIToEIAL sEAvIcE oF III wHrrLTse -ErrII1orrcrn
The TWO GERMANYS
No Nation Ever Truly Represented By Its Warn
law Breakers
By DAVID STARR JORDAN
Chancellor Of Leland S'andiOTd, j. University.

Long ago Burke laid down TIE
rule that 1t Is impossible 70 In
diet whole nation" Every.
people. no natter how rigid the
rule under which IL j. held. =
made up Of distinct individuals.
each with his own range OF ex-
pericnce and bis own habit o..
mind. And no nation Is ever truly
represented by its war-makers or
ITS law-breakers.
And In our relations with Ger
many Ne should keep this fact
10 mind. The Germany win
whom We shall trade and besides
whom We shall live for the next
century viii not be the Germany
OF the shining armor" or the
military necessity" The Ger
many which will rise from the
blood and ashes OF this war VIII
be a civil Germany. civl aud civ
ilized.
leading professor in Berlin
asks Us TO ynember that There
are in reality two Germanys. one
the loud. blatant party that tenn
porarily has the upper hand. The
other. one Will discover only
when be speaks 10 men here ana
there in their homes or In the
solitude OF small towns. In the
large cities these sentiments are
not so freely expressed for each
fears the other and Is ashamed
10 pronounce bis views openly.
The Union OF the Fatherland"
IS society formed In Berlin
since the war began. its purpose
being stated as follows:
The furtherance Of all Efforts
that will make for infusing into
the politics ana diplomacy Of Eu.
rope the idea OF peaceful compe-
ution and International co-opera-
ton. that In turn will lead 10 a
political and economic under
standing among the cultured peo-
pie OF Europe. This will be pos
sible only IL the present system
1s thrown overheard system
which enables a few men to de-
eide the fate OF hundreds OF mil.
lions OF human beings"
The Social Democrats met IN
Vienna in April to adopt the fol
lowing platform for lasting
peace:
/. Peace must not mean hu-
initiation OF any nation.
?. International arbitration
must be made obligatory for the
settlement OF all disputes be
tween nations.
3. Democratic control OF al!
treaties and international ar
ranRements-this means control
not by a minority. but by Reich
stag, Parliament or Congress.
4. Limitation OF ornaments by
international agreement as a step
toward disarmament.
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OFFICIALLY CONDEMNED.

Again the hap-hazard character OF
the legislation OF the Sixty-third Con.
sress Is shown by the written opinion
OF the Attorney General pointing out
the defects in the seamen's law.
which has provoked the universal pro
test Of American shipping interests.
IL seems that the very thing the law
was intended to protect and encour.
age b will, II IL becomes effective.
destroy The Democrats were warned
OF this feature while the measure was
pending In Congress. just as they
we're warned Of the per cent. rebate
clause 10 the Underwood tariff bill
but they would not listen. now both
measures are under the condemna.
ton Of the Department OF Justice.
and are necessarily Of m-favor with
the administrative branch OF the
government
The opinion OF the Attorney Gen.
erai bears upon the section i'm the
seamen's act which relates to safety
precautions on passenger steamers
plying between the United States and
toreign ports u upholds the opinion
rendered some time ago by Mr.. Thur.
man. Solicitor of the Department OF
Commerce. Solicitor Thurman held
that previous enactmcnts regarding
Inspections and safety precautions On.
titled virtually an of the important
ship owning nations 10 exemption
from the rigorous provisions Of see
ton . 8 and in effect that these drastic
provisions could be enforced only In
The case Of ships having American
registry. 70 waF recognized when The
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OHIO STATE NEWS NOTES.

scarlet fever and general tuberculosis
II on the decrease and that pulmonary
h. ON the increase. Last year. pulmon-
airy tuberculosis caused the death Of
557S persons. as against 4.5s3 In 1913.
Governor willis has received a let
ter from Thomas 4. Donley, mayor Of
nelhw springs, and other residents Of
that nISipality praising the conduct
Of members OF the ohio National Guard
during their annual cncampment. this
part read. "IV q doubt n an anv ''S ody o dl
men. In any walk Of life. could have
been more courteous or shown greater
respect for persons and property than
was displayed by the Ohio National
Guard
At our suggestion. small boy Of IL
years Of age called on us to inquire
about the newspaper business. which he
wanted some day TO enter His name IT,
stanley Rawsou and ne halls from Sis
tersville. ". Va. 90 which place he re-
turns In two weeks. when school begins
there. His mother. Mrs. Geuevievc Raw
son. with her three children. b. here for
the summer. To DE near her mother and
sister. who reside here stanley wants
20 be an editor and he came 20 talk 90 as
about a. The fact is. he o. already an
editor. and BE- doing the very thing that
viii some day make him n great editor.
lie needs only 20 keep right on. be pa
tient. earnest. diligent and he will get
there. Ohio state Journal
\ salaried manager in each county in
Ohio will be emT loved by the auti-Sa loon
league next fall 60 strengthen the work
Of the organization Goo its fight for State
Wide prohibition. This was decided az
the second days meeting OF state dry
leaders at Summerland Beach. Buckeye
Lake. Voters viii Doe organized into
blocks OF ten by precinct workers. who
viii be responsible to district and town
ship Officers. who viii report to . county
organization.
Governor willis has made 70 formal
denial that he wus "a member OF au nllI-
aucc composed % himself and Ralph ID
cole and former United states Senator
Charles Dick Co control the Republican
primary next year. with the object of
giving Willis the ohio delegation Co the
national convention. Dick the senatorial
nomination. and Cole the Eubcruatoria1
nomination.
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TAKING TEDDY TO TASK.

II Abraham Lincoln had paid Gtten-
ton TO his harsh and unjust critics
during the war OF TIE rebellion. he
would not have had much time TO de
vote 10 the urgent duties OF his office.
The situation OF the nation then was
Just as perilous az II Ii now. when
the very life OF the republic hung
In the balance. II seems therefore
that Secretary Garrison has greatly
magnified the performance of Col.
Roosevelt At the Piattsburg training
camp by officially resenting the ex-
Presidents reflections on the policies
OF the Democratic administration.
Nor will Il count anything for the
Administration 20 visit the ems of
Roosevelt on the head OF General
Leonard Wood. as he was not sup
posed to know and did not know what
Col Roosevelt would say In his
speech. Besides some OF the active
members OF that camp have been
guilty OF as strong expressions as
those emitted by the Bull Moose pro
Dhet
However as to the propriety and bad
taste of Roosevelt's address, that Is
another matter. II is more than
likely that were Roosevelt President
and Woodrow Wilson the offender
he would have been moved just as
aoutely. and as prone to resent a
violation Of the proprieties. This was
Col. Roosevelt's fault and not General
Woods offense. Technically Secre-
tary Garrison is right in rebuking
Roosevelt over the head OF General
Wood. The training camp is under
the jurisdiction OF the military arm
of the government and the military
is under the immediate Jurisdiction
of the President as the commander-in.
chief of the army. therefore Roose-
velt's speech was highly improper.
IL is a coincidence that at the time
Col Roosevelt was making his heated
harangue the very matters he was
complaining about were being salts.
factorily adjusted. This in itself
seems to act more in the nature OF a
censure than any resentment that
comes from the offended administra.
ton. and IL is a good time 10 look
upon the whole affair as closed
Incident
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8. Recognition % the nights o;
self-government Of al peoples
The higher officers N Germany.
u Is said. are rapidly losing their
enthusiasm for war The NOR.
tality among them has been en-
0rmous and many 81 the ole
Junker families are becoming ex.
unCt their estates reyerting 20
rhe crown Al the same time
We mist remember that the great
body Of the German people sim
believes we DO not-that tnefr
war Is one OF self-defeuse against
wanton aggression. and 10 this
end they are cheerfully making
supreme sacrifices. In the stress
Of conflict u Is as hard tor the
citizen TO change his opinions as
for The ministry TO change IT.
face A. the same time the coun-
ter currents against war In gen
eral and against this particular
causeless war grow stronger
every day. The military party
are bent on holding Belgium. Inc
others have consented more or
less unwillinEly to a temporary
military necessity" but they
cannot be recOnciled TO the per
manent seizure and subjugation
OF a sister nation.
More and more the other Ger.
many Is coming to feel about this
war as the people of America
feel. We cannot fight military
Germany without intlicting meal
culable injury on the other Ger
many. To go 10 war Is 70 plunge
ourselves into the atmosphere
OF lies and hate In which. as IN
poisonous gas, all Europe Is SUI
locating
There is no reason for Us 10
take part in he night. Our busi-
ness is later or in the rescue
corps. Nations like men" says
RollO Ogden. are the best peace
makers when they mind their
own business" Our business IN
Europe is not to fight. or even 10
condemn. IL lies in the feeding
Of Belgium. the saving OF Siberia
from typhus and cholera. the car.
ing for the people IN Armenia.
Galicia, Palestine. Alsace ana
Lorraine. Such things count more
for the safety as well as for the
glory of the republic than hund-
red victories on land or sea. Il
was one OF the greatest OF Ger
mans, German-American II
you choose. Carl Schurz. who
said There are those who
speak lightly of war as mere
heoric sport: he must be an in
human brute or a slave OF wild
interruptions ambition. who, hay-
ing seen the horrors of war WI
not admit that war brought on
without the most absolute neces-
sity Is the greatest and most I'M
pardonable OF crimes"
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thurman opinion was rendered nat
II upheld BY the Attorney General IL
would make the enforcement OF The
law a death blow TO American ship.
ping. for It would burden such Ameri.
can Interests with tremendous
handicap. With the alternatives
facing him the President cannot well
escape recommending the abrogation
oil the offending section. But there
are other features OF the measure lust
as obnoxious TO American ship owners
which indicate its repeal by Congress.
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UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.
SOLEMN THOUGHTS

Soon. now. the Ions vacation viii
ivindle to- ita close. the time Of Dol.
creation and FUN and goods like those
and in the KNOWLEDGE palace the
wheels once moro uiI furu and
Henry James and Alice win buckle
fown 10 learn Before fle kindly
Teachers fhcyW learn fo parse and
spell while thinking of me bIeachers
they patronized so wen Thcyu ry
their hands at rhyming. attack fbe
rule of three while wishing fhcy we're
climbing up some ones apple tree
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