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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28
Willie thinner, the twelve-vear-olt

Willie thinner, the twelve-year-old
New Orleans lad, who shot and killed
his mother, is to be given a chance in
life. He will not face the gallows for
his crime, but instead will be sent to
some good school, The boy is un-
doubtedly a victim of circumstances
He has been reared in a poor environ
ment, but there is a question as to
whether the right kind of environ
ments in the future will prove of much
benefit to him. He comes from poor
stock in the first place and his brain
may now be so badly diseased that he
will always he a criminal.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28
INDIANS SAY THE SIGNS
POINT TO A MILD WINTER

What will the winter bring? Many
are asking the question and weather
prophets of all varieties are making
an effort to answer the question.
Last fall the Montana Indians pre-
dicted hard winter and their predic-
tons were fulfilled. This fall the same
Indians say the signs point to late
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28
COST OF AN "OFFENSIVE."

An American correspondent in Eu-
rope who has had unusual opportuni-
ties to witness military operations
and talk with military officers says
that usually it takes 1000 men to take
a trench defended by 100, and that the
average loss in killed to the attackers
is 200 men. In spite of better "artil-
lery preparation" prior to assaults
upon defended works, this ratio still
holds good, it is said. It is therefore
patent that the offensive on the west
ern front is serious business, though
mention of losses is seldom made in
the dispatches. 1t has been claimed
that the allies would move forward
whenever they are ready to pay the
price. Evidently they are paying for
-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28
MINOT CLEARWATER MAKES
FREAK ELECTION RE-

Moorhead, Mimi, Sept. 26.-The
season of freak election bets has open
ed.
Ernest Severson, insurance agent,
who lives at the Comstock hotel, will
roll peanut with a teaspoon from
the Comstock to the Metropole hotel,
Fargo, if McCumber loses for the U.
S. senate. If Burke, democrat, loses,
Thomas Tobias, cigarmaker of Minot,
will do the rolling.
Severson will employ a second to
see that the wager is carried out in
every respect, no matter who loses.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28
While recent Investigations ha'

While recent investigations have
disclosed the fact that blackmailers
have been waxing fat off the riches of
who keeps in the straight and mar
row path has little to fear. The man
who lives an upright life can always
beat the Matchmaking game. No man
ever lived who can lead a dubious ex-
istence and not eventually be found
out.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28

For the last thirty years farm lands
in the Northwest have steadily in
creased in price and value. A short
crop does not check the advance ma
terially, and it is expected the rise
will continue materially. A good
farmer with a good farm in this sec
ton can be independent and in a po-
sition to enjoy life under the most ia
vorable aspects.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28

number of schools have projecting
machines educational subjects" for
school use will be turned out, and ev-
cry school will have a "film library"
This is the next big development in
the realm of education.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28

There's either one of two things
the matter with the husband who
can't get along with his wife on ac.
count Of incompatibility He either
hasn't an income large enough to sat-
isfy his good woman or else his in
come is so large that he cannot spend
it all on one woman.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28

The Independent hears the rumor
that Dorr Carroll, a Minot attorney
will be a candidate for Judge of the
Eighth Judicial district. Mr.. CAROLS
name will not appear on the nonpar-
tisan judicial ballot, for he was not
Il candidate in the primaries, and if
he does run he will make the fight via
the sticker route. Mr.. Carroll has the
assurance of some Of the leaders of
the Nonpartisan League that if he will
consent to become a candidate, he will
get the support of large number of
the members Of that organization. The
regularly nominated candidates are
K. E. Leighton, the present incum-
bent, and F. B. Lambert, who were the
only candidates at the primary cleo
ton. 1t is expected that Mr.. Carroll
will make his formal announcement
within a few days.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28

The l25 Minot citizens who entered
the rear-yard contest conducted by the
City Identifying League demonstrate
ed what can be done in a city like Mi
not in the way of identifying ones
premises. The prizes offered were
small and hardly to be considered
from a dollars and cents viewpoint,
but they are worth thousands of dol
lars in other ways. Exery piece of
property in Minot is worth more mon
ey from the results of this campaign
and the monetary gain is little as
compared to the satisfaction one re-
ceives in living amid more beautiful
surroundings. Just an hour or two
out in the garden or on the lawn
morning and night, where one gets a
scent Of growing vegetation or newly
turned earth, with exercise sufficient
to keep him in fighting trim-that's the
greatest benefit of ALL Throw physic
to the dogs-join the city identifying
contestants brigade, live the simple
life and transform some Of Minot's
eye-sores into beauty spots.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-29
Strict Neutrality

So many minds there seem to be
II About the proper course to choose
In keeping strict neutrality
We feel constrained to air YOUR
views; ...
TO show how we each action shun
That might give warning powers
we take not sides with any one.
Nor favor A at BIS expense.
we won't offend cen in our food.
But choose each dish with thought
full care; .".-..s '.
vienna rolls, though counted good,
We've banished from our bill Of
fare. '
French fried potatoes, we eschew.
And English walnuts likewise bar
italian macaroni, too.
And pass UP Russian caviar
Though We are fond Of music gay
And love to make the echoes ring,
The French horn we no longer play
Nor blue Alsatian Mountains
| sing.
mo Belgian DOCKS SnuLll 1eS4 Jul AeoI
No German silver touch our hands
1--WE re'er In Austrian restaurants eat
Nor listen to Hungarian bands.
lot Prussian Blue we do not speak,
And Paris Green is left unsaid.
For wares Japanese we never seek,
On Turkish rugs we will not tread
And thus we'll take our careful wa,
TIL peace shall come on land ant
sea, ....s.., .:L,
preserving still from day to day
| A very strict neutrality.
HIS SUCCESS.
He married widow. ..
WeM7
| He says he's got her wishing he
first husband could see the sort o
man she has now. -,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-29
ANYTHING TO PLEASE.

ANYTHING TO PLEASE.
Mr.. Jones strolled into
a gents furnishing store,
and was greeted with:
| Good morning, sir,
anything l can do for
your" .
Yes" replied Mr..
| Jones, could you take
that yellow tic with the
pink out of the show-win-
dow for me?"
| Certainly" answered
the clerk, pleased to take
anything out Of the win
dow any time"
! Thank you very
much" replied Jones. lit
has bothered me ever
since you put it in the
case"
| IN WINTER TIME.
When the ball yards va
| cant, L.
| When the diamonds
| bare,
When the bitter breezes
| Chill the outer air,
Every stars a holdout;
Busher's values climb.
Each team wins a pennant
In the winter time.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-29
WHY HE WAS CUT OFF

WHY HE WAS CUT OFF.
II thought you were a
friend of his?"
IT used to be-"
p "And now?"
1T had to give him up
in self-defense."
"Why?"
"To every life insurance
and book agent that asked
him IL he had any friends
who might be Interested IN
their proposition he in
sisted on giving my
name"
THE BORE REToRTs.
II am passionately fond
of music" said the bore
"In fact, music always
carries me away"
The girl fastened to the
piano and played several
nopular airs: then she
swung around on the pi-
ano stool.
"You still here?' she
oueried. II thought you
said music carries you
away"
$50 T dtd-music."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-29
FITS DELICATE FEEL
Z INGS.

Il Il
INGS.
"See here" said the
storekeeper to Lem New
ersweat, the village idler,
.for a married man you
spend a lot of time loafins
round this store. Why
don't you go home and
40 something?"
well, you see," was
Nthe answer, I'm so ten
der hearted it breaks me
7 all up to set around home
all day an watch my wife
work so hard"
TENDENC4 Oh LIE
TIMES.
Looks like an age or
Feminine supremacy
How now?"
d "Just saw a crowd OF
kids at play. The little
4 girls in the party were
| bossing the job of con-
structing a snow woman"
Love makes the world
70 round and sometimes
keeps it square. ..
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-29

A YOUNG SKEPTIC.
Caller Ethel, If you drink so much
80 YOU will become an old maid.
n Nthsl-I don't believe that at all.
Mamma drinks lots OF tea ana she's
been married twice an isn't an ola
maid yet.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-29

Bvsry has his price ana every woman h sN'
Might does always make right but IT usually i
good.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-29

FALSE TO FITS ARGU-
MENTS.
II don't see 81 Perkins
any more at the grocery
lyceum."
"Si sorter lost caste. He
was setting on a cracker
barrel arguing that life
wasn't worth living. A
lamp exploded"
"Well?"
Isl was the first man
out"
OH, JOY!
Today when I got out Of
I nearly jumped with
joy,
And, looking in the glass,
: q I said,
"Shake hands with me.
my boy!"
You ask why did I thus
< behave?
The reasons very slight.
It was-I hadn't got to
shave;
I'd shaved myself last
night! ~
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-29

riches have WINGS even the pest ana sues' u
coupons clipped
A running makes figures
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-19
7CRCs DE~MOCRATECOS.

dice e. ain0tipSsca1merte cIralll9or
: :S-;co De SoIano:
En- IL Tecima cipGIad he Monterrey
81 registrar Il tian.io esss&nG2los0s lib
l,@s los cusales son wcrifica&os De mn@.
r.ana:a az.u-a. Los l~adir@neS- p2ra.
ra,:gr comr1cr me%or IL ~iachor:z-s- l9.
laaa da6o por Ell G5st=az. Sc disfraz2n
DE- ~%iejos. .i69e~les = seiior51a-s. y a.s2a-
i'll ra,rma5cs qrlc sen c~oDauct"res I've
r.enF!:as Il ga s=,!iG2 DE los teHtr1cs.
;Conguc &.str22aG.os, eho? P@r AGA
.5rmos 4 ttiario de rlilla-ns J nnilIa~
res DE gertes QUE disfraZadS-s de H.
herDadores, cstaa de. innd0 en- cuecns
q las rucve d3cirra.s parties de Ia po-
baricr dr. Ia R~epUolica- Pprque l&s
taIes geutes mnpca Eierden y 81 Fder-
den arrebatan. El pueblo ha c0nGais-
raGp ell 1er4rh0 de coger' las cC,sas de
Aornae las e~ncuemtre. Sno Els ash. IL
aoripesco Solano9
CRATOCHE-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-19

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Ell nIlIFtI Nug ImSiaG. a.
T&iGlN II lEfrl.f fKh-, Drpl. H@L
al. lynui~. hln.
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0piniiones Agenas

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-19
L-AGlTMERA

Dice rn Pe1iio5,Gizo I've Ia ''-esalidad'
que IS e,!Gra ZEN "a ciad2G. de TorIecn:
-, n@emiGo Sc aornGG.
50 e. verrf2&. Pnro no por esq
~arl@s u hGi-:.
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@! g,~.no- .AlgAraas pariiG@s de dts-
paI.aoz ex-viIli sras. man Iograt0 umir-
sc v foa1mar NH ~gucleo dr. cielt0 res-
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Drersa qae pays e! Primer 5e4'e tai-
III q l& vaadaG. ~.Algumed0 es Hrl
roh~e Eiah!o rqua anda p@l eaDE ca-
INNINGS ron uz.a TNeincega die Gesarn2-
paGo-. Qu4 Pronco han lie caer en-
maaos Gle D." im=ticia- f.! at@que =
E.er5o : Gr @mDeG Palmetto, eS In eznbNs-
te DE- 3us ~rperi|Gicos g~t@sccE0nar!0s quae
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tos:0s los medi@s que hes sugier,@ 4-
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los misgnas Ireacciona1Gns. CiEGto qle
csc ia5c c~acranc!an murlo hace 20.
co; !oeno no p0rqge maya sinto dr. %
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hon.bIr2 HalG-oso y rcsuelto -1as:a |;
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-uraado quG 20 hiclera PrisioneF" :!
liala neg nua o5tusao ,as;a Gtlci&, .sY''
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d. lc la@ cosas. To10 Do qmr se ri
o. cn c~on1ra~io. son amhaa1es he l%s
r~,aca3oras len@n2s ;eacci@@gailas-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-19

E.s.a ~ ia resIt@d m@nda y !iror--
d. dc ia& cos2s. ToIo Do qae So Ill
q cen com1rario. SON amlpusoes he lHs
e1-acaaor..s lengn2s "e~acci@Ggarlas.
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PLATTCASP OPULAARElES
MHLoHEs MIu0HEs Y MAS hHILl0HES
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P0L.ITICA IIENUDA

ts1s 81 P.i-a2r Jefa mo Fresci@da die
hacnrsa acnmpan3r en- sCls c&c2H&icl
-n2a, de los rorrel&gianacios ruc 70 s.
-uec., mo ~eElconrriag4 ciu5ad sa%& Qpe
w1oIa prestarle H1os@lGaiaGi@ ajbff&gg@-
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0BRASs NUEVAS

Los PFunnefos Puarrras. pDr tCumpuIHdr &c
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-17
Denver's New City Experiment.

Cedar Rapids Republican: Denver
has formally passed out OF the list OF
cities operated under the commission
form of government, but there are
about 300 others left. In Denver the
form was pronounced Z failure. But
1t was not the form, but the men who
formed it that made the failure. Den
yer has passed through g riot Of re-
forms. Its municipal "iices were
filled with men, and women, who
were going to change the order of
everything, who dreamed If bringing
about a municipal millennium, or at
least talked of it while many of them
were the most veritable of dema-
gogues. 1t was hysteria of many kinds
that brought Denver SO near to ruin.
That city, out of its desperation, has
now set UP another form Of govern.
ment. one Of the most aut ecr,.tic yet
devised for an American city. under
which the mayor has an authority
that approaches that of car ~
kaiser. The city of foothills has Sim
ply gone from one extreme to an
other and IT remains to he seen
whether the last extreme Is better
than the first. The golden mean may
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-17
SETBACK, NOT A BENEFIT.

Less jubilation greets the arrival OF the sub
marine Deutschland's cargo of analine dyes
than would have hailed it year ago. Indeed, a
year has made such changes in the dye busl-
ness that the hardship caused by the sudden ar
rival may equal the benefit
After eighteen months getting on without
the German product, American enterprise has
built up the beginning of a system Of substi-
tutes and of home production. Business loyalty
to his own country makes an American prefer to
see dye industry established at home in place
of importation from source which, as the re-
cent past has shown, is not dependable at all
times.
To the domestic dye industry the Deutschland's
cargo brings setback. Though posing as unal-
Logged benefactors of American trade the ship
pers of the Deutschland cargo are in reality
playing game at the expense of American
Of independence from the dye monop-
oily Fortunately, the present cargo turns out
smaller than was at first suspected. The en-
terprise of American dyes should persist, de-
spite the setback