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DupIICe OmiCidIO

PERUGIA, 26. = Mel laboratorio
di orefice di Ragnoti layoravano certi
Pettinelli Elio di ami %, ottimo in
cisore, insieme suo padre e a Fe-
derici Antonio di ami 20 con suo fl
Clio Luigi di ami 25, fra iquali sem
bra, non corressero buoni rapport.
Stamane allie liz 30 il Pettinelli E.
lio, servendosi di due rivoltelle, spa
rava oltre dieci colpi contro i Federi-
ci padre figlio, uccidendoli.
Arrestato sui fatto, mentre veniva
tradotto al Commissariato il Pettinel-
Ii fu dagli agenti salvato dall'ira del
la folla minacciosa che s'era adunata
subito sui luogo.
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SuiCidd per amOPe

NAPOLI, 26. = In una villa ri
dente di Posillipo e. spirata oggi la
signorina Emilia Carrubbi La sven
turata signorina amoreggiava col
giovane Nicola Farina di Baronissi
che avrebbe dovuto sposare giorni,
ma che, richiamato sotto lie armi, e.
dovuto partire per il fronte.
La povera Emilia, temendo per la
vita del fdanzato, in mOmento di
sconforto, 81 e ieri sera avvelenata
ed e. morta
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Una tragedia di saDgue in quel
di PielPdpefzid

CALTANISETTA, 80. - In gra-
We fatto di sangue e avvenuto mel
pomeriggio di ieri in contrada Arcie-
ri a Piet-aperzia. Sorse una quistione
per Ia precedenza della misura del
cereali in due ale. II contadino Mar
torana francesca di CalogerO, venti-
duenne, esplOse bruciapelo due re-
volverate contro il Lo Cunsolo Niche
langeIo quarantenne, ferendolo
mortalmente al bacino ed all ;.ddOme
e sparaya pure contro il genero di
quest'ultimo, Giardina VincenZo fu
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UCCide il padre per rifiutO dl
COnSenSO al mdtrimOniO

SALERNO. 80. - Tn grave ed
orribile fatto di sangue e avvenuto
Buccino. comune del circondariO
di Campagna
II giovane appena ventenne Ratfae-
lie Volpe, contadino, amoreggiava
con una ragazza del paese voleva
farla sua. II padre Giuseppe Volpe
non vedeva, per un complesso di ra-
gioni, di buon occhio questa unione,
e per quantO prematuratO dial tglio
innammorato non volle mai acconsen-
tire al matrimonio.
Essendo egi minorenne ed essen
do quindi Indispensable il consenso
paterno, lie nozze 81 rendevano i'm
possibili
Lo sclagurato gloVane, Yedendo
COST svanito il suo sogno dl amore,
ebbe l'insana idea della vendetta
Teri rinnovata vanemente la do
manda per ottenere rautorizzazione
paterna, vibro' un tremendo colpo di
coltello al vecchio genitOre, che cad
de riverso terra, in un lago di san
que.
POGO dopo 10 sventurato padre
cessava di vivere.
II parricida, inseguito dalla folla
che voleva linciarlo, venne arrestato
dial portalettere rurale.
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FaSCl0 di n0tizie italiane

Croce, trentenne, ferendolo al fianco
slnistro.
II padre del feritore Martorana
Calogero d'ignoti puntava il fuel
contro parent del feriti occorsi a
gevolando la fuga del figlio che giun-
to in contrada Gallitano Mazzarino
venne affrontato disarmato del fu-
cile da Ligotti Benedetto di Benedict
to, ventiquattrenne.
| ferlti furono trasportati Riesi,
il Lo Cunsolo appena giunto cessava
di vivere, il Giardina versa in grave
STATE.
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I'm pfete auStridCdnte dPreStdtO
a COdeViCO

PADOVA, 80. = A Codevico e
state tratto in arresto il cappellano
don Antonio Colletto per propagan-
da antipatriottica, ed oggi mezzo-
giorno e state tradotto allie carceri
mandamentali di Pieve
Ditfusasi quivi la notizia deli ARE
sto del sacerdote, la popolazione gil
fece una dimostrazione ostile.
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ter, the country in which the pic
tnre was taken lending itself ad-
mirably to the scenes. The types
have been most ably selected. and
the picture easily stands forth as
che Of the seasons leaders.
Tomorrow the Dixie viii show q
Thanhousar two reel drama, The
Moment Of Sacrifice, featuring A.
thur Ashley and Peggy Burke, and q
Beauty farce comedy Persistence
Wins. with Virginia Kirtley, Web
ster Campbell ana other famous
reauty stars in The cast. On Friday
tie Dixie viii show the big Fox pro
Of "Kreutzer Sonata" faa
turing Nance O'Neil, Theda Bara
and William shay in Count Lee
Tolatoie great dramatic hit.
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. LOCALS. .
LOCALS.
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For feed and fuel phone Broad
read & Kennedy. Old phone Is. tt
When you think of job printing,
Aink of That's All Tucker, at the
light office.
Dickinson saves v9u money on
diamonds. advtf
Don't overlook the Btron w, King
secital at Trinity University audi
corium tomorrow night at O'Clock
adv %
For best of McAllster coal see
8rnadhead & Kennedy. If
We will appreciate your trade Oh
Automobile Tires. VIII Moore Hard
ware company. adv %
The Double Ten Club will meet
with Miss Kate Spalding tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Pearl Wire Cloth, sold exclusively
By VIII Moore Hardware company.
adv. %
c. HUMPHREYS of Rocket was in
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Willie Davis " Tom Davis
#m locker ~. AIir locker
George johnson rs. Ajtte John
.Cn.
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Guaranty State Bank

Hours: . a m to 4 D. m
We pay Interest on Certificates Of
Deposit
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The Daily Light gives tie aevs.
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For feed and fuel phone Broad
read & Kennedy. Old phone Is. tt
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If W we're to follow the
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When you think Of job printing,
fink of That's All Tucker, AT the
light office.
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Dickinson saves v1n money on
diamonds. adVtf
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Byron W, King recital tickets on
sale at Curtin Drug company for 81
cents; will be 50 cents at the door
tomorrow night, at Trinity Universe
" auditorium. adv %
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Don't overlook the Byron w King
ecital at Trinity University audi
lorium tomorrow night at S O'Clock.
adv %
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8eniae gente tui1en.

Benisc eente miTen, mie bee
@dnner es gibt, Die iid poaitdnoig
eridlafft fiibIen, u1o nidt anein
Idnnern sebt es fr, ionoern aud,
elmer ebenlo eroBen 3abl fleiBiger
Sausfrauen. Solbe Berionen be1lG-
tieen etnas, mas ibr Spitem ft1c.t
nno iie 0mlern0 BON ibren 8eihfuer-
Den befreit, inoem oas 8lut gerci-
nigt nno belebt miro. Inter ben
Seilmitteln bon mirflidem Mert iii
mol feines, meldes beim Iufbal
bes Spitems uno Der Serite0iing ger
riitteter Nerpenfraft iolde glanaen-
Den grfolse er5ielt bot, wie Sorni'S
IIpeffr1uter. Man frage nidt 90.
nod in @potbefen. Oort lit es midi
5u baben, lonoern es miro Den Seu'
ten brett eeliefert BON ben Seritel'
Tern: Or. Heter Sabrnep & Cons
60, 1876. 60. Sopne @pe., Obi.
cago, SG.
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Die bentige Gage.

Eros aller &eoereien oer@ngIanoer
uno Wfelonngen Der &uiien ori11gen
Die DeutIden i'm Often iiberaa boz.
9inoenbnrg riift gegen Diinabairg
uno bel @ilna ertpartet man cine
groBe Sdladt. Mnd in @oIi5ien
miro Der ruiiiide @ioeritano balls
iiberipaltigt fem; on beoenten bat er
10 pie 10 nidts. Das engIiide Nor-
lament lift 8niammengetreten. Dre
&egierung perlangt einen 1tplaer Sire.
Dit bon 1850 Midionen Collars.
Mn6 &onifription miro Den gnalan=
bern IN 9usfi1t gelteat.
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Sordl, uno Die srOmpeten blaien !

0a6 Dem @riefe zines SS1gers.
9riiben fnaat Der toqe S1iparm
Nbenblnng aus ben @eipehren.
Wir. Die @affe feit I'M Mrm,
2ie9en inter @ei5endIren.
Starren auf ben goIo'nen Mono,
Sie er rolf 0lir6 blale @al1en,
Sortbin, mo Die 2iebIte nohnt.
Sic mir lang, idon lang berla1ien.
M6, bort binten trdlimt Das 2an6,
9as bas Shonite uns aeboten
Giebesgliid unb Sreunbespfmo,
llnter'm 9ii9el unfre Gotten.
Seller, 8GIoer, Gee uno Teid.
Die iebt aiih i'm Monblidt aIdrlaen.
Sn, ibr ieio Der Sebnfuht Heid,
8ou bon Buff unb Sneenbtdn5en.
Iber borb. fpeI6 greQen Qnit
Sdmettern pl1tlih bic Srompeten?
Sort Die 5eimat = fort Die Brnut -
Stin in Neib unb @fieb getretenl
l1ufre Gebnfndt lieat iebt born,
9rnffe Stabt nit fdipar3en Siirmen,
Dnrh Das nebelfenffe @orn
&eiBt es. beine ShnnSen ftiirmeni
anf lrns gu itiir3t 8nfh iitlb 8aiint.
Sodauf ipribt Der fftpar3e STATEN,
Tern b~eriinft Der fhone Srnim.
Sorh. rnb Die Srpmpeten blaienl
Weprs GnseI.
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20. 10"Sutlg UGpfeB", Nor5en 49,.
o. 1920 morgens
20. o-gocal mad @iIano. .7.4O bonn.
go. 4-Ga9 ct. 2ouis. 1925 mittoug
gto. 6-gla6 ct. 2onis uub 9rten an
Der Santa Sc ......8:15 abenbs
go. 5-gia6 2arebo. .7:3O abeubg
No. 11-Sofal nod 2areoo (gemifdt) =.
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Upu1le SQuIp1aHDer, pot uf1S ole Nb.
mebr oes ru6loien Mngriffs einqe-
bradt, unS oa5u Die germ ODER fpi-
0ermiaig ge5oIte Mnerfenmll1a scr
@elt, Dob bel nns nno nnlern Ser
biinoeten Die Ma6t nno Die &roft
uno bamit Die 3llfunft gl1ropos lit.
Die @ngreifer, Ole nod ibrem trium-
pbiereno binausgerufenenen 3uae.
ftan0niiie erobern, bernidten u1to
5ertriimmern moater1, mas unier 1T,
cnoigen oomit, 0oB iie b~ergeber
miiiien, mas ibnen gebort ulto oaB
lie Die 3erit0rung ibres Mnlebens
Dor Der @elt in &nuf nebn1en mill.
fen. Nibt MIR oieler @rfolg an lifj
erbebt uno ifarft ieoes oeutide Ser5,
ion0ern audi Die maltetloe bi1toriIhe
@erebtigfeit, Die iid oarin o11sIpribt
uno Die Der gnoBern giid)tigfeit ben
gebmbrenoen 2obn belfert. Bie Der
an0mlernoe Miserfolg ouf alien
6ronten Dos Inieben oes @ierperban-
beg 5eritort, 10 labmt er aud) Die
&raft ieiner Siibrer l1no @orfampfar
uno Der GoIfer binter ibnen oie int
lmer getunrtet unb gebofft babsn
nno INNER enttdnidt tporoen 5ino.
Wan bat oih aus Der Geoe oes
Serrn Saionom bieIem Shmanen-
ue1anq zines erfolaIofen Miri1tprs.
beutli6 beraus eebort, DOB Die Set
ten borbei fino, 90 GuBlaab pfiff nlio
oie 8alfanitaaten tan5ten. Sest
Iodt oie ruiiiide Ma1t modtlos,
init ben ianfteiten Slotentoner1, un0
iie lodt bergeblib. Die %Gsarenmadt
lit in Die bodfte, bitterite Scot gera<
ten, nn0 england u1b Sronfreid;
baben itiqgelegen uno es gel1ebelr
lo15en, bei1n 0as erfoleloie @emesel
aiif @allipoli bot MIR Sen 8ert
zines 8erlu6s NIT untauelidelt Mit-
teIn gebabt. Ser Gierperbono bot
bag &unittiid fertie gebradt, Die
@elt lange uno iiber pieles gu tdu
i6en, aber alIes bot einnlal ein gll-
De. @as iid auf Der 9itfront, bonn
&llrlano bis @olpnien ablpielt, in
beiipielsloier ginbeitli1feit, @rob-
5iigigfeit llnb bon elmer 5erldmet-
ternoen, ebernen @epalt, mie Sit
@eIt nod nidts geieben bat, ullo
5ipor obne boB Die @eitmadte es
aud MIR einen Iugenblid 5n Din=
bern o0er uf5ubalten bermodtenL
offnet allb oen 8etorteiten oie Mu=
gen. Sic fragen iid: mas miro ge-
iheben, tuenn oiele 9perationen
5um Stiaitarlo gefommen iino nl6
9eittiflano lino Seiterreid] I'm
garn Die 5anb fret baben Sic bIif-
fen nod Der @eItfront an Der Die
arafte Der @eltnldd)te 5nrn 3erre;.
ben geipnnnt ftno, un6 aud bic
Moelid)feit, 0aB iid Die gn9ldn6tr
nieaeiht bod nod aamdblid Gil Ben
&~orarbeiten fit Die Gin-
fiibrltng Der a%ll9enleinen @e0r-
entidlieBen %ioIlten, bernfag Die
@rfeuntnfs nidt mebr 8l berbiilen,
oaB Die Gie~rperbanos @otterodlp-
merltllg bereinbridt.
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- 9ie gang ShImien tduideu nrs
5uweilen ooburd, onB iie Die @asfe
oblegen.
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Giienbaba JaJrpIaa,

s. & q. 81.
No. 12-Bou 2areoo. 6. so rauliu.
No. 5-gom Norben ......7.0O porru
go. Z Tom Norben 1855 bprrn
ylo. 1-Gom Nor6en. FAC abenbs
gio. 9-@om Norben. -. $40 1bettbg
So. 6-Ton 2nrebo 7:45 nbe,as
Nbfabrt-
geo. lo-09ailb ggpreb", Norben -.
Mo. 8-2ocal nab Milano .7-4O bonn.
No. 4-Ma6 ct. 2ouis 1925 mittoug
sto. 6-Na6 ct. Qonis unb Srten IN
per Snnta &c ......8:15 abenbs
gto. 5-gfad 2arebo. -. .7:3O aber1bg
9o. 11-SofaI nod 2arebo (aemifft) !.
1000 abenD3
g. u. & u. q.
a0. 1 esx! @on eouiton, maeo uno Corpus
No. Boon 5ouiton unb @iiifenorfen.
So. Soon Doainm unb a%iifsnort su1.'.'
$50. 42-@on aerroiae ....e:o5 'i popm,
9o. 44-Won &errbiae. mir Conn
o. Iags $3.50 abenbs
No. 146-@on @errbiIIe, tdglid alisae<
~, 1lo1nt11en Sonntaes ..6:55 abenbs
SO. 2uNa6 Souiton. Waco urb Corpus
ebr11t1 1910 born.
9o. 4-Na9 5ouiton uno &iiitenorten
....... 1880. 1890 nad5nt.
No. 6-Nad goatum uno @iftenorten.
&O. 41-Na6 aerrbiIe, mir am gonrss
SO. 4sgaod aerroilie. $50 : 5m e5es1ns
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g. S. G 9. u. (9auptlinie.)
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- ians .4:4O BORN.
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O. CISCO 1858 born;.
sfo. GSdnea8ua, bon Stein OrIeans.
7:55 BORN.
$40. s-Sdnen8us, bon Sci aio -.
................. HOO born..
so. 9-sunfet grpreB, bon Metp Or
Leans. ........ 1855 nudllf
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cisco ........... $3.50 rndm. /
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no. 7Msdnensna, nod Sci aio. D'l'
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Icons. .............11:00 nndts
gicturia 9ibiiu IN.
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3d., 6. & 8.
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dntnnft
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no. g. oofaI .A.25 nadm.
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no. 2f-gon 6oufton TAB morsens
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no. 7Egom Morben ......9:55 BORN.
10. 1-@om Noroen. $40 nadm.
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10. 8-Nnh Dem Noroen TAO porm.
3. g., Il. & 9. Is. e 9. 81. Depot;
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no. 2-@on Corpus gbrifti ulo earriao
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-
no. 1-gsad Corpus gbrifti uno garri5c
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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-27
MRS. P. J. HYLAND PASSES AWAY

The many friends of Mrs. P. J. Hy-
land in this city and other places in
the state, where the Hylands have liv-
ed, will regret very much to hear that
Mrs. Hyland passed away on Thurs
day morning at about 1880. The de-
deased was taken sick with pneumonia
on Dec. 20, and was in the hospital un-
til the middle of March. Since March
she had been in private sanitarium
in Minneapolis, under the care of a
specialist, but quick consumption set
in, which resulted in her death. She
was a woman of happy disposition, de-
voted to her husband, whose heart
has been made so sad and heavy by
this great loss. Her loss will be y
heavy one for the dereaved husband to
bear and the many friends Of Mr.. Hy.
land deeply sympathize with him in
this hour Of his deep sorrow. The fu-
neral will be held in Minneapolis Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-27
GETCHELL PRAIRIE
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +
(TOO Late for Last Weekly

(Too Late for Last Weekly
Miss Mile Getchell left last Satur.
day for an extended visit with her
brother, Lyman Getchell, in Tacoma
and other points in the coast country
The first ball game of the season
for our team was to have been played
last Saturday with the Ashtabula
team but the all-day rain made it i'm
possible to have the game. These
base ball games will be regular
Saturday afternoon pastime until
about harvest time. Lunches are
served after the games and everyone
is invited to come and help us have a
good time.
Miss Nellie Whitcher was week.
end visitor at home last week.
The Ladies' Society met last week
with Mrs. Downs. A large number
were present and a delightful lunch.
con was served.
Rev. Farrer has received call from
the church at Sawyer, N. D., and will
take up his work as pastor of that
church on Sunday, May %. The fami
ly's many friends here wish them all
the good things that can come to good,
earnest Christian workers.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-27
mrs. WHITE RECEIVED
| FOR VISITING LADIES

Mrs. Frank White was hostess at a
delightful reception Wednesday, COM
plimentary to her guests, Mrs. Eugene
Reilly and her daughter, Miss Laura
Reilly, of Charlotte, N. c., who stop.
ped over here en- route to Portland,
Ore.
The hours were from 4 to 6, and
those who were in the receiving line
were the Mesdames e. Feather
stone, Lee Combs, J. H. S. Thomson,
w. N. Palmer and J. J. Engen. Red
tulips were the flowers used in decor
ating, and light refreshments were
served in the dining room during the
afternoon, Mrs. George Fridd and
Miss Alice Fisher assisting in the
dining room. This was reported as
one of the most delightful of recent
social events, and gave the ladies of
Valley City an opportunity to meet
Mrs. Reilly and Miss Reilly.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

You are hereby notified that pc
tition has been presented to the Coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools and the
County Commissioners asking that
Sections four ~, five (5) and six
(6), of Noltimier School District in
Alta Township be transferred to
School District No. Eight. This peti
ton will be acted upon Monday, June
18th, 1915, at o'clock in the County
Commissioners room in the Court
House at Valley City, North Dakota.
MINNIE J. NELSON,
Supt. Barnes County Echools
Valley City, N. D., May 3, 1915.
(First pub. May 10; last pub. June 81
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NOTICE

BY reason of the fact that my build
ings and fences on S. IL and w. IL Of
NV. IA Sec. 19-142-57, Grand Prairie
township, have been wantonly and
maliciously destroyed and now hav
ing live stock on the said premises
I hereby give fair warning that here
after the premises will be closely
watched night and DAY and anyone
found on the premises will be prose-
cuted for the malicious destruction
of property, or theft as the case may
be-
The following notice is posted on
the fences and buildings situated on
the said premises:
$25 Reward
For information leading to the ar
rest and conviction of any one found
or in any way interfering with the
live stock in this pasture, the build
ings on the premises or the fences
surrounding this pasture.
D. O'MALLEY, Owner.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-27
JUDGE ADMITS ALL EVl-
DENCE IN EQUITY TRIAL

missal which was overruled and tn
case, as shown in the numerous aft
davits, was taken up.
The first evidence was the depOs
tons of Nels Enge, former employ
of the Equity exchange purporting t
show his system of selling grain be
low the market price. According t
this evidence Enge bought from tn
Cooperative corporation and sold to
third party at price sufficient tt
make a profit of from one-half t.
eight cents.
H. NJ. Henrickson, of Simcoe, N
| D., was called as witness by tn
state yesterday afternoon in the
Equity case now on trial before Judge
Pollock of the district court, admit
ted on direct examination by Attor
ney Engerud that A. M. Baker Of
Fargo had whispered to him that hi
(Hendrickson) was wanted as a wit
ness in the case and had better lie
low.
The Simcoe farmer gave graphic
description of his selling grain to the
Equity and stated under cross-exam.
nation that in his Judgment the
Equity Cooperative exchange ''ren'
dered good service to the farmers"
1t was shortly after o'clock when
Mr.. Hendrickson was excused. He
had been on the stand for fully As
minutes.
Mr.. Hendrickson stated there had
been a balance in his favor since
Sept. 20, 1913, and since June said he
had shipped approximately $4,000
worth of grain to the Equity and
about $4,000 worth in 1914, making
a total close to 100000. He said he
had drawn drafts on all that amount
with the exception of the $14,827.10
now due him. Mr. Hendrickson tes-
titled that the prices had always been
good and sound and through a study
of the market he learned he could get
better results from the Equity than
from the Minneapolis Chamber of
Commerce. He told of looking up
grade on one of his cars shipped to
the Equity and comparing it with IA
cars of the same grade sold on the
same day to the Chamber of Com
merce and which were sold below the
price he received.
in my judgment the Equity Co.
operative exchange renders good SER
vice to the farmer" was the clos
il 6 statement of the witness when
he stepped from the chair at $40.
After that hour the state continued
the reading of the affidavits.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-27
GOV. HANNA IS
GRANDFATHER

Fargo, May 20.-One of Fargo's ba-
bies has become almost an interna-
tional episode. Last Monday as Gov
ernor Hanna was rising to address
the biggest gathering of Norwegian
born Americans held in the United
States to celebrate the 18th of May a
telegram was handed him, and he
stated to the delight of his audience
that a 18th of May granddaughter
had arrived in Fargo. This was greet
ed by cheers and at the banquet that
evening toast was proposed to Mar
garet Hanna Clapp. a.-~4.e.. &
The celebration at Chicago included
a procession in which $4,000 marched,
largely children. The addresses were
made by Governor Hanna and Mr..
Tryggve A. Siqueland, an attorney of
Chicago, the latter speaking in Nor
Wegian.
After leaving Chicago Governor
Hanna went to Springfield, ILL.,, where
he visited Ex-Governor William
Jayne who was the first governor of
Dakota territory which then included
what is now North Dakota, South Da-
kota, Montana and part of Idaho and
Wyoming. Governor Jayne's commits
sion, which he still keeps possession
of, and prizes highly, was signed by
Abraham Lincoln's own hand. In
fact Mr.. Jayne was one of the few
personal friends President Lincoln ap.
pointed to public Office. He heard the
famous farewell address to the friends
and neighbors gathered to see him off
from Springfield when he went to
Washington and helped receive the
body when it was brought to Spring
field.
Mr.. Jayne is SO years of age, in ex-
cellent health and goes daily to the
First National bank to discharge bus.
mess duties as director. He is also
president of the Lylcoln Library as.
ISOLATION.
| Coming to Dakota territory Mr..
Jayne went by rail to the terminal on
the Mississippi, thence BY wagon to
the Missouri and then up the Missouri
to Yankton, the capital.
Governor Hanna made two earnest
requests of the veteran, one being that
he should again visit North Dakota,
which he has promised to take under
consideration. The other request was
that Governor Jayne would give the
commission he held from President
Lincoln to the North Dakota Histori.
cal society when his days are over.
The governor hopes that this will be
granted and the precious document f.
nally have place among the archives
of the state.
Governor Hanna went last night to
Grand Forks where he speaks at the
dedication of the new court house.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-27
WESTERN REALTY CO.
IS INCORPORATED

In the list of interpretations issued
by the secretary of state is that of
the Western Realty Co., Fargo, Cass
county with Joseph M. Kelly, Devils
Lake; D. O'Malley, Valley City and
J. D. Runsvold, Northwood, as incor.
porators. The capital is $450,000.
This company which was organized
to take over the North Dakota I'm
provement Cos holdings, among which
are the Sheyenne Flats building in
Valley City.