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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-12
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SliIiuS bon Taper, Sen piterrigife
Sfficer, Siitoriemalcr, IlpiniIt oa
Noropolafarer, or, iom tioligere
nleooelt, afgaoet peo Spoen / gore
Strain.
s DC ~Iellere gar bar Set pNret fill
le ON bette Napn, ne ale iom inter-
esIerer iig for Observation-Disclosures Si-
ltorie oil pioe, at set er npie fnpttet
BERTH, og at oct for ct &or Snes
Iar iioen par paa oaes Spber.
Faper beltog iprit / Sen alloen tp-
Ife Norbpolserpeoition UNDER aoloe-
men / 1869 og fplgenoe Nar, og ban
~opba9eoe ga % uoiorifct Srail3 So
els-6loroen paa Ell SlGbereiie
longs 8renlunos &p1t. Sammcn
meo @cppredt ioretog ban / 1871
Ell Observation-Disclosures paa Seilifi-
bet "SSbiorn" mellem Spitsbergen
o. Nouaia SemIia % inolagoe fig
itor 6ortienelie peo fine llnoerissel-
ler al 0isle CRATER.
Wen ioa bar bet at @ilcSef no.
rliIteoe Den piterrigife NoropoIse1-
petition, iom forIoo Sremerbaien
umboro paa "Segettbofi" Ben 13oe
Siili 1872. GrpeoitionenS Tor-
mnal bar at iinbe Norbpltspaslagcn.
Ena 76 @raoer 80 Winlltcr noroIig
Sre0oe ifrltebeS "Scgettboff" iait /
Sicn, men unber Sporiiten foin
Gnnlpcren ilto moo ct ufienot 9anb,
'om Faper gop Nnpnet SrauS So
lefS Sono. Faa SlG0er naaebe ban
mo aiennem Sserfenen til 80 Sra.
Der . Mlunltcr, og bette SGroens
G~noepunft falote ban Sap @ien.
Otter TO Spcrpintringcr maottc
SeIifobet iorIaoe Sfibet o. reboeoe
liz meb Roo o. neppe oper til geo.
pain SemIia paa SlGoe og / 9aao.
On Eaper's iencrc SfiGbne fri
Der "Nelle 8reie Fresle" / Sebrlar
1918:
"His paa Griaringer os Gnergi
uiIoe Taper iiffert pGret Wano for
lenere fanlfe at flloferc SGrben til
Noropolen mco itprre Grpeoitioner,
men Faper or Siterriger, % hos os
iioocr Eenaene til oriitise o. tpiliom-
me Grperimcnter life netop lott /
SonuleiL og berfor maatte MaIereil
% 6orlteren ie paa, at andre fort-
latte Den Stamp, ban bapoe optat,
inbiil N~oropolen enoeIig bIep erob.
ret. Hu err SulilIs b. Gaper en-
9raanet, al 9ipet nebbruot Wano.
Siipr %aar fif ban SIas % bar ie.
mere Iepet TITLE % iGnsslet til Sen.
gen. Men M blir Eaper's itore
BERT i%ortiat. Gen gamle Malers
SON, iom ipnes at bape arpet lin
Sars Sorlfertrana o. i~crnbaarot
Gncrgi, itaar / Scsreb nleo at iiiIo.
cnbe SarenS Gerf. Zen unac Sll'
Inns y. Trapcr, iom / aarepia ban
boet i EariS. or blct SranitmanN. o.
irauite Selifaber bar itsttet BAN,
laa han blir iitano til at ioretage en-
SpoagelieSreiie ino siennem Sran;
Spieis 9anb."
ri forifiellise @rlIuoe bar 500
oennc 6Gro life tnnnet aieunem
iereS.
G<vA I'd srnvoA. grkrus al Gyrot II. a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-12

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nin0en poa bcnne Mlaaoe citcrbooll
Den at iaa broQt &c 10000 Debts
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life Dioic 6orbolOorcgIcr lirot I'll
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huor Soloatcruc loa / a%nntomncmclt
cucr buor Sc icn0tca ben ior al hpill
Sc al Talc, Sc iIop no al Sfpt
%terorancnc. Get er 10 %ioritoacli9 nof
ar @uttcruc ou lct buffcoc unhcr rol
Triitclicn til at toae fig ct @Ioa Tor
mcQct, ndar man / uge. % mdoneo3
uio lcucr iaa al iiae Nniiat I'll Mn'igt
mc0 9Gocn, or oct life mere emo ia
turlia. at ser fommer en- Hcottion
en- "@ip9tprit", Ell &iQcgIoohco / o
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til DC 0u0clicr "a @lUocr, man fan
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net ruuot % Stipnfcocrtcrnc I biai.
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tore Pcngt.
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Wlalup pcotoQ ioa 2cputcrcttommc.
ref / EltIi @ioauco en- %op. hporcitcr
ser oobncoca Nrcicttcrue / ale Som.
MINER HoQauQ til otter Sfirn at be.
itcWmc oucr HlltohoIioIaci % Nlfo.
bolfortUringen mocn fin aonmnme.
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icrnc Ncttcn til at lGttc @Icllcr Tor.
bclrUuic cller belt oiitpnQc SuIAct
al ipiriiuric Critic oN oct iummC
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iioitc W}aoucoer bar %tticuui2 al Sfnt.
tcrlrau2 Solootcr uUrct paa NcipQ /
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romtc ire Cages &ermj2ijon. 0c2.
nrrrc bor ooioo ior cuocl nj 6isi,
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npcrprlbcnbc. Golitipt bor moottr,
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-26

rain here. although it was heavy a
few miles north.
DR.. C. o. Smith has been on the
sick list since Monday morning.
Chris. Zacher has started the erec-
ton of residence building in the
eastern part Of town.
Miss Maude Brundage. of Eureka.
has been guest at the Don Tracy
home in Linton this week.
Mrs. Jake Jangula left Saturday
for Hillsview, S. D., where she will
be the guest of her married daugh-
ter.
Judge and Mrs. Chas. 3. Carley
and MIR. and Mrs. Roy Carley leave
today for Minneapolis by automobile
for a short visit with relatives.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-26
ANSWERS WITH PHOTOGRAPHS
Rural School Betterment Specialist
Adopts Educational Films For
Use In Campaign.

Fargo.-North Dakota has law
expenses of rural school board mem
bcrs once year to the county dir.
ectors' meeting called by the county
superintendent Of schools. These are
the men who furnish the sinews of
war for country schools. and Professor
A r. Hollis, rural school betterment
man, is going after them with stere-
opt;can slides and motion pictures.
He is hired by the state agricultural
college for this purpose.
II was led to adopt pictures" says
Mr.. Hollis. because pictures speak a
universal language that all can under.
stand. Many school board members in
our state are foreigners, and while
they all understand English, they do
not all understand it in the same de.
gree. The movies are independent Of
language and convey the thought dir.
ectly and conyincingly. l used to tell
my audiences in an abstract way of
what Ohio and Indiana were doing to
improve their country schools. But
could see that some of them were
thinking, That's all right for Ohio
and Indiana, but North Dakota is quite
another matter?" So / took my cam.
era, and went around the state snap.
ping views of good rural school work
| wherever could find it-especially II
It were Industrial and agricultural In
Its nature. Then l asked my friends
10 help, and soon had collection OF
photographs of the real thing close
home. with which to answer objec
tiohs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-26
IN TOWN AND OUT

Miss Lizzie Fischer was up from
Hague over Sunday.
Wanted-A dish-washer. at the
Turner Hotel.-Adv.
Il. N. Turner this week sold his
Dodge car to VIM. Pagel.
Val. Kremer is having new res
idence erected in East Linton.
DIR. ]. F. Snyder was down from
Hazelton the first Of the week on
business.
Attorney Chas. S. Lane spent
Monday at Temvik on business of
legal nature.
A heavy rain Friday afternoon
stopped harvesting operations in
the Temvik neighborhood and south
to Linton. There was but little
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-26
Notice to Hunters.

For your convenience application
blanks for hunters license have
been mailed to all Banks and Post
Offices in the county.
ALI that is necessary for you to
doin order to procure your license
is to fill out one of these blanks. at
tach nancy order or draft for $l.Q0.
send same to county auditor and
license will be sent you by return
mail.
Open Season
Prairie Chickens, Grouse, Snipe,
3Plover. Sept. 7th to Nov, lat.
Ducks. Geese. Brant. Sept 7th to
Dec. LIST.
Bag Limit
Prairie Chickens. Grouse or com
bination. 10 birds per day.
Ducks. Geese. Brant. Snipe. Pho
yer or combination, Is birds pei
day. Adv. au12-2t
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-26
Lots Of Smoke, No Fire

Those gentlemen and others who
manage to gather in a few extra
shekels and otherwise while away
the weary hours of the day by en-
gaging in the illegal sale Of intox.
icating liquors in the town of Brad.
dock had quite a scare, or what
should have been q scare when the
sheriff and the states attorney
silently blew into town after their
intention had been noised around
for the space of about one week.
1t might seem strange to the
casual reader that the aforesaid au-
thorities should suddenly show an
undue interest in the affairs % the
thriving little city on the 500. For
the benefit of all such persons we
will state that on or about the ninth
day of August sort If an Indigna,
,ion meeting was neld at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Barton in Brad
dock at which number Of the
ladies and a few Of the men of the
town were present. The object Of
this gathering was to devise ways
and means of stopping the open vio-
lation Of the prohibition law by sew
eral persons in Braddock and the re-
sultant fighting, cursing and hrawl-
ing on the public streets Of that
town.
A letter was prepared and mailed
to the states attorney by Mrs. VIM.
Wilton. of Braddock. 10 make the
thing a little more likely to get re-
turns. copy of the letter was
mailed to the attorney general at
Bismarck. The states attorney
wrote very cordial letter to Mrs.
Wilton, assuring her of his hearty
desire to cooperate in cleaning up
the town"-provided Mrs. Wilton
would do the cleaning. In the
meantime, said states attorney re-
ceived q letter from the attorney
general relative to the matter. And
so, ten days after the receipt of
Mrs. Wilton's request for assistance,
the states attorney and the peace
officer hied themselves northward.
Well. to make long story short,
the states attorney informed Mrs
Wilton and others who were inter
ested that it was up TO her to do the
business. despite he fact that he
and not she seemed to be the only
one securing financial remuneration
for handling such matters.
During the thrashing out of the
matter of prosecuting the blind.
piggers, which took place in the
Emmons County State Bank build
ing at Braddock. Senator Fl. W.
Allen, cashier of the bank. and the
states attorney. mad a considerable
discussion and Mr.. Allen referred to
the action of States Attorney Lam
ger. of Morton county. who seemed
to be able to get results without de-
manding that private individuals
shoulder the fight.
| But there was the usual result.
The states attorney spouted ora
tory and explained what an expense
it would be to the county for him to
properly Investigate the matter.
And there the whole thing rested.
| AS usual. there was absolutely no
action taken looking to the doing
away with the illegal booze bus
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-26
Many Candidates For Supreme Bench.

Bismarck.-Three present members
Of the supreme court of North Dakota
will be candidates for reelection, while
several other candidates are entering
the race.
Chief Justice Bruce. Justice Goss
and Justice Burke are the present
court members whose terms expire,
and who will seek reelection.
a. G. Diyet Of Wahpeton. Judge
Crawford OF Dickinson and Robert Ro-
sard OF Minot are others who are
looked upon as prospective candidates.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-26

WANTED-Men who desire TO
earn over SIZE. 90 per month write us
today for position as salesman;
every opportunity for advancement.
CENTRAL. PETROLEUM COM
PANY, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
BULGARIAN
COAST is
BOMBARDED

(Continued from PAGE One.)
serted here today by one Of the
cars adjutants, on his way
through Rumania to Serbia.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

LONDON. Oct 23.--From reports
that the Allies are now advancing
northward from Salonika, IL was
believed here today that an import.
ant battle was near with the Bull
garian forces astraddle the Salon
ika Nish railroad south of Uskub.
sro break this Bulgarian line or
throw the invaders back to the east
ward will now he necessary before
the Franco British troops can get TO
the Serbia-e aid against the Austro-
Germans in the north
The Teutonic front, from all &C.
counts. is progressing southwark
slowly that confidence was increas-
ing in the Allies ability to reinforce
the Serbians adequately in time TO
save Nish
The Russians wero maintaining \
successful offensive today in Galicia
and lorthward. in Russia. TO the
Hvinsk section and larsst dispatches
indicated that The German drive
even here had been ,checked
No important developments were
reported on the western front.
The Italians reported many Aus
trial positions taken
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
By UNITED PRESS.

ROME VIA Havoc Oc' 2S.--As
condition 20 Bumaniau entrance
into rlo war on che Allies side, the
Rumauiaus want The Allies 70 send
Too. 900 troops Ia the Balkans that
Rumania mayl concentrate al her
efforts against Austria without tear
OF an attack by bulgaria, according
TO message received here today by
Tho Agenzia Nazionain from Buchar-
est. The French and British were
said TO be inclined to accept
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

BRAND John. beloved husband oi
Mile Buucr- Braind. oct. 81, az
Grace hospital Notice OF FUNERAL
later.
DOrZEN oct Il. at the residence
go Cass-ayc.. Francis hpar tments
apartment H., Arthur. beloved ron
of MIR. and Mrs. Henry potz"n. No
t,cc OF funeral later
kOHNs oct -, at Harper. hospitii
Mar 4 beloved wife OF Charles q
Iohns Funeral service from resi-
d,ncp. 80 Milwaukee cast on
Monday at y. m
swvTu- oct -. 1915, AT residences
ito Euclld-ave. west, sarah smith
aged So YEARS Funeral services
from house Monday morning az ~
o'clock Burial private.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Classified
Rates..
| Cent q
Word

|.ra
No transient Advertising inserted
- .css tnan isc with cash; I've ~
Charged. per insertion
The above rates apply - all class, ,
hcaiirEs except R.rths. Cards OF
|'hanks, Obituaries. Meeting Noticer
bud all ads preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths, Cards OF Thanks
tnd Meetins Notices Minimuni
fharge. s5c for as words or less over
rs words one-sn6 -ops-third esrts Tor
Sacn extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
wANTED-MONEH.

A 5000 PROFIT IN ONE YEAR ON
$1,000: will put up free and clear
real estate valued at $500 as se-
curity. Box b, No. 81. care Times.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Serbians Move to
New Capital

SERBS Fol WAR Sc. $3.50. 49,.
BERLIN Via London. oct. "a
The serbian capital has been trans
ferred from Nish TO Kraljeyo, ac-
cording 10 a Bucharest dispatch to-
day
Kraljevo is small town. on the
railroad, in northwestern Serbia.
Tho capitals transfer or expect
ed transfer. first to Monastir and
lated To Prisreud. has been announc-
ed previously, bat in each case II
proved that only certain govern
ment departments had moved their
headquarters. Friday Il was stated
that the capital positively would re-
main at Nish.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
RANCH
420 ACRES

Only 100 miles from Detroit: good
house. wire fences. spring lake.
What have YOU To trade
MALONEY - AMPPELL REALTY CO.
sol Free Press Bldg.
40 ACRES. 20 miles from Detroit. :
miles west OF TEenton. ! mile from
cement road. fair small house,
large hip roof barn. some fruit and
timber, about Y acre ~ berries,
black sandy loan soil. stock and
tools can 80 with farm W sold at
once Price $4,000 VIII exchange
for Detroit property
". W. EYSTER. owner.
Cadillac 1929 North lg03-W.
501 Majestic RldR,
t6O ACRES LAND. partly cleared;
cheap. Phone North 20s9-V
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
FoR sALE-BUsrNEs. pRorERrv.

SS,UUU Land Contract, $4,000
To exchange as part payment on well
located store property. j. B. Rus
sell. 1907 Majestic.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WILL BUY equities in vacant
lots, improved property Or
real estate under foreclosure.
EBERT. 800 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

BENITEAU FLAT near Kercheval. S
rooms and bath each. rental 1892.
price $3.50. on easy terms or will
take vacant lot or improved prop
erty In exchange.
EBERT, 800 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

BERLIN, (vIa sayviIIe wire
less), Oct. 23.-The kaiser has
conferred the iron cross on Gar
Ferdinand. Of, Bulgaria.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
10 RENr-pIANOs.
ron sALE-FARMC

10 ACRES. Big Beaver. 7-room house.
barn. quite lot OF fruit. right on
stone road. y bargain at $4,000.
$500 down.
acres. Royal oak. adjoining three
of the best subdivisions, stone road
and close to Golf club. A snap at
$3.50 per acre.
or 10 acres with buildings close to
Golf club. with S-room house, barn.
some orchard and in fine location.
acres with brick house. wired for
electric lights. bath. toilet. furn-
ace, well los feet, good barn. poul-
try house, granary. garage; snap
at $4,000.
| have the most desirable property
with and without bui-N ngs i'm The
best sections around royal oak. If
YOU want to come out to the coun-
try and have city advantages ] have
what YOU want--PINEWOOD PARK
ST BpINISION--larg lots with re-
strictious and city privileges. Is
now on the market. Agents on the
grounds.
FR NIX T.. BRIGGS s36-a Dime Bank
Bldg. Cherry 2SGa. Phone sundays
and evenings Royal oak 81.
80 ACRES. J., mile from stoen road.
2iie miles southwest of Detroit,
house barns and necessary out
buildings. clay and sandy loan
soil. tile drained. about IL acres
under wheat, last years wheat SO
hu. per acre. price sl00 per acre.
81 ACRES. miles from Dearborn.
and necessary outbuildings. clay
and loam soil. SIZE per acre.
have n large list Of farms for sale
and exchange. see me before you
EYSTER. The Farm Man,
5O7 Majestic Bldg.
office open Wednesday night until
o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
roa sALr-yAcANr Lors.
FORD TRACTOR LOTS

Send To- a plat OF our subdivision.
study this over. Our salesman will
not call uuless Won request IL.
KIRBY SORGE-FELSKE CO, Subdf-
vision Dep'.. l415-1s Dime Bank
Bldg. Main Ell
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
FINANCIAL.

A 5000 PROFIT IN ONE YEAR ON
1000. viii put up free ana clear
real estate valued at $500 ~ Sc
curity Box Il No. 81. care Times.
InST AM E0IfND.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

BERLIN, (vIa wireless TO
london), Oct. 23.-BuIgarians
have occupied Negotin and Roe-
NeiIevo, Serbia, according to an
official statement this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
MANTFD-FAR
WANTED FARMS

Have customers for farms or So to
zoo acres. Have income property TO
exchange send me full description.
urices and what you want \. \.
Alford, GIG Hamiltol-avc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-09-07
RUSSIA PLANS WAR LEVY.

The draft of bill to raise war levy has been issued by the minister of finance. It proposes a general tax on the incomes of individuals, corpora tions and companies with an annua revenue of more than $500 and a per sonal tax on men who are absolved from military service.
 The income tax will range from sS on incomes of between $500 and s550 to S7. 900 on incomes of between s95,00C apd S1O0.OOO Incomes exceeding s100, 90 will pay s per cent of their total amount.
 Finland and the Cossack provinces are exempted from the personal tax. It is expected that the war levy will pro- duce not less than 42.500,000.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-09-07

The recent statement of MT Wind quist regarding heavy earthquake which occurred short time ago while Peter Locker and himself were encamp- ed in the Sawtooth mountains is partly confirmed by several towns people who assert that they have felt several dis tinct shocks during the past two o1 three weeks. Many persons have tol6 of having felt earthquake shocks while in the vicinity of the mountains at va rious times in the past and the volcanic nature of the range has been attestet to by several mining engineers wht have stated that there were evidences that the district has not been long inac- tive. It is said that the natives also state that smoking mountains" have been seen at times in the past. Rumor has it that the aborigines are at pres ent saying that the mountain is smok ing but so far We have not found any confirmation
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-09-07
GOOD BY DOLLAR

Every dollar you send out of town fys away with a VALUE that right fully belongs to YOUR community. Spend it at home, with your home merchant, where its value stays with YOU and helps to build up YOUR in- terests. When you come to think of 1t there are only two kinds of dollars-the Dollar with Wings" and the "Devel- opment Dollar The Dollar with Wings" goes to build up the Far Dis tant City. the Big Metropolis, with it's vice, and crime and low wages and poverty. The Development Dollar" goes to build up the Home Town. E helps build up nation of real men and women. Then. let us make the dollars we spend Development Dollars" home town builders. building for us and our neighbors and our children, making OUR community more prosperous, more happy, more contenter by sub scribing for the Nome Daily Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-09-07

It is consistently rumored that the Pioneer Mining Company are preparing to close down for the season in the event that the supply of water is not augmented within a very short time The water in the ditches is reported as very low and the company are not able to work more than one elevator at the present time Some sixty five or seventy men are on the company's pay roll exclusive of the ditch gang and now engaged in constructing a new water way near Cape Horn. One may obtain something of an idea as to the effect of the present drought on the smaller concerns when this company with its magnificent ditch system can not obtain more than a meager supply of water. The heavy frosts of late have added still greater hindrance to mining and have forced a considerable number of small outfits to close down completely.