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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
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iiber sic bon <mat1en IN Der 90
bruo1do beriibten She11Blidfeiten
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borm1sgeieben, 6esbab bot man Sen
@eridt al19 iiber SaDbine bierberge=
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d,er, bot man ii6 i6leunigit eine11
gdtpin6elberidt aus Salonifi Der
idyrieben iiber @rerel, sic 6ie Surfen
in ser griedii@en 6eitung &apola be-
ga1rgen boben iolen. Diei en Sd>pinz
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biitet, @eranttportltng GIT iiber1reb=
me1t, brirgen sic bieiigen Srgane Ser
Matierten int @ortlart, 6en amtliden
bulgarilden @eridt iiber Sic bon Sen
M11mane11 periibten DISQUALIFICATION
unter6riifen file. 60 boui tanoig lit
6iele @reiie int Dtenite @nglan6s Der
Iunrpt, 0oB 1te fir Sic aueretnfaditen
iournaliitiiben Mnita1roSbegriffe fetn
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
patio1pspolitif an, idiibt ienen Dor
permeiobaren ltnfliidsfaQen n1po gebt
ha11shGlteriih nit Iei1ler &raft nm.

patio1gpolitif att, idyibt ienen Dor
permeiobaretr llnfliidsfaQen mno gebt
bolesbalterii9 nit ieiner &raft nm.
s9ier ltno mir nod ni6t 10 tpett.
9ei nns gilt in 6en SQbrifen nno
@rllbelr elm Me11idelrleben nidt plel,
unD eS 1ino inn Mlgemeine11 nod tel
ne musrei6enoer MaBregeln gum
Sdube 6eS MrbeiterS g~etroffen lpor=
ben. llno mas fir 6en Mrbeiter I'M
@elonoern gilt, oas trifft oudy fir
Sic Si6erbeit uno Die @elun6beit oes
8iirgers oabeim ur16 auf Der StraBe
I'M Magenreinerp gu. Ss5a feimem 2anoe
liuo bie geiunoen @lieoer Der @ilrger
10 pielen @efabren a1sgeieBt mie in
0en Ser. Staaten. Ssn teinem Sanoe
begegnet man auf Sdritt uno 5rttt
10 pielen &riippeln mie bier nn6 IN
feiluem 9anoe miir6e man einer abn=
lid)en gridein11ng nit ameritani=
ld]er @leidgiltigfeit gegeniiberlteben.
Mern mir Der @tatiitif entnebmen,
0ob in Ontel Cams &epier aqiabrli6
iiber finftmien6 Menidem oas Sc
ben einbiiBe11, meil 1ie unbef l1gter
@ei1e 6en @abnf0rper betreten nno
bo11 6aber brol1lenoen 3ugen erfabt
&peroem, oaB in SEN 5ebn Sabrem BON
19O1-191O orei5ebrtauien 6 &irroer
berlett 1puroen 6ab Die @eiammt5obl
Der 0pfer I'M ienem Sabr5ebnt aber
mber Sumoerttauien6 betrl1g, 10 1oQte
uus bon Medts tpegen ein gelinoes
@ruleln oh unleres 2eidtiinns ant
man6eln. ssyrr bem piel 6i6ter bebol=
ferte11 England fomen in 6emielben
;2eitral1m bloB 1854 @erionen a11f
Sic argegebene Mrt at S6a0en n11o
in Geutl@la1ro idrumpft Die 3abl Der
Opfer a1f einen fleinen Brn6tbetl
iener 3iffer 5uiammen.
@as mani in Nent1dlan6 erreidt
but, lit BEL eirigem grtem @iQen on9
bier moglib. 8olte man nnlere
@a%bnf0rper ebe11io gut beaufli@tigem,
mie es oriibe1 geidiebt, Dos nnbefug~
tie 8etreten Ser Stre6en eben1o ltreng
perbieten nnb unnaddi6tig bel traf EN-,
miir6en piele Meni ben Dor einem at
friben Tooe o6er Dor lebenSlangli=
der 8erunl toltnng nn6 Dor Der ger=
min6erltng ibrer MrbeitSfabigfeit be-
mqbrt bleiben. 3ltna6it miroe es
freili6 Elm gepaltigeS Sallo nnter Der
@ep0lferung geben, menn man ben
vstredenldufern" ibr bermeintli6eS
9tedt bei9nitte un6 iie BON Den Sc
leilen triebe. 9em Der amerifant1be
giirger nimmt fir iid 6aS nnbeoing=
tie @e9t IN Mnipr1t6, 1t6 oen SolS 5u
brede11, mo- un6 pie ct mill. W}it Der
3eit miro ol19 6ie1er @igemlinn elmer
perniinftigeren Mnidal&1ng &lab MO-
9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21

nrittel gu @atbe bdilt, un6 SOS tb1tt
Deut1dlaao. Man laiie olio 6ie Ml>
liicrten IN ibrer @eiie r1tbig no6 Ell
nc @eile iieger. Sic tper6en idon
mtfb0ren. Sic babe11 nod INNER uie.
Scr aufgeb3rt, iie tperoen mpd) 6ieieS
Deal mtfb0ren. @am miro 9ert16-
lanb mutt ieinen @%erbitnbeten tpieoer
oaa @prt boben. limo 6as miro 6as
lette @ort fem. 9ie Mliierten mer=
oen Damn nidts mebr gu iogen ba=
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
@ie outen Math at qebe1.

Ser bette @eg, .grfen @afb 3l &C.
BEN, lit ein ga1tes 8eiipiel 5u geben.
@enr1 on6ere 1eben, tpie roi9 Str
cine @rfdIt11ng iiberfommt, tpenr
Str @bomberlains Suitenmittel &C.
brm1dt, tperben iie tpobri6einlid
Current 8eiipiel folgen. Dteies Mit.
tel lit piele Sabre III @ebraud uni
erfreut 1i9 zines ausge5eidneten Stu:
fes. gu toufen in &enrp's Corner
IDrng @tore. = Mm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Sic 9emti1en at oer
Spmt1te.

Gie gnglanoer boben Sen @ngriff
int Somme=9lb19nitt mle0er alttge=
1on11nen. Sic ld)einen nit ben Strait
5oIen Sdyi9tpe9iel Dereirbart 51 ba=
ben. 5eit ibrem lebten Mr1griff ba=
ben lie li9 rubig perbalten nno Die
6ro115pl e1 argreifen lallen. ytnn
feiern sic G%ran5olen un0'oie gngla1r=
Ser qreifen an. 0aOur6 meroen oie
6el1tlden Ir11ppen be tain0ig in Mtbem
gebolterr. Sin lire 8a6lamfeit nno
lire Aus0al1er iper0en ge&paltige Mn=
f%oroerungen geiteat. Sic iteben ei-
nem 6eilroe gegeniiber, fir 6en IN
6ielen &aimpfen gera6e5n GILES out
6em gpiele ltebt. 9iele SHeniipe be-
Deutet fir sic MQiierten 6ie Sobe IT,
rer 2eiltungsfdbigfeit. @os Tie an
MenlderL @affen un0 M31nition anf'
bringen fo1rnten, baben 1ie I'M Som.
me=Mbidnitt pereinigt. 8enn lie lebt
ibr i8iel nidt errei6en, per6en tie es
11iemaIs errei9en. 9as millen tie.
Guber sic u%11gebeltern Mnltreng1lns
gen, r1ro oaber Der riidiidtslole Gin
iab on Menl 6enleben, 5u 6ern man
a1d) in biel em furdtbar blnttgen
&riege pergebens na6 einem 8ei1piel
iudt.
9ie MQiierten >pouen 1iegen. sic
f0n11err oen &rieg ms @noloie ni6t
hi115ieben. @enm iie nidt uirtb14aft<
Iiben uro finan5ieaen 3uiammet~
bru6 ouf ser gon5en 2i1eie risfieren
1poQer, miilien ite Der uden, ein @noe
at mad)en. Mit 6iel em 8eri u6 ltn0
1ie leit MIN bal6 bier Monate11 BE-
1daftigt. Sen Mnfang modten bie
Mu1Ien. Mod 1em in 8oriS perein=
borten &riegsplan m1Bten iie 51erlt
losldlagen. 1a6urd), 6aB iie li6 NIT
u%1gebeurer M11dt otf Sic Selterrei=
der 1~tiir5erL ioute 0ie oeutlde
@eeresleitung ge5tpunge1 meroen
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Ser @eltfrom. 0esbolb tpur6e Sic
Sffenlipe int @ei ten lange genltg BIN
al1Sgel boben, Inn Ser ruliiden Of
feniipe 3eit 81 geben, it4 5n emf
mideln. Sc ging ni6t gan5 TO- pte
man ertportet batte. Sic ruiiii6e
Offeniipe bielt ni@t, maS man Ii6
BON lire periprohen batte, troboem
blieb SOS Brogramm 11nperanoert::
onfangs S1li ihl1tgen 6ie gngla1oer
un6 0%rar5oien inn Somme=9lbidnitt
los. Dos 3iel lit befannt, obi6on
man es ra6 Sen erlten MiBerfolgen
qele1tq1ret bat. Die 6eutiden @tel=
iungen lodten in ge1paltigem Mnlauf
ilberran11t urr6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
sic 6eutl6e Sro1t in ibrer gon5en
g~(11s6ebnung ~aufgerollt un6 Ser @ud=
31tq aus Ironfreib uro gelgien er=
5tpltrqen peroen. Sos mBlang. 9eS=
boIb m,Bte mani periuden, our6 bic
Ie Gin5elonldufe gu errei6en, mos
nlo1t 6urd sen groBen Mnlallf ni9f
bette erreiden fon11er. Daraltf m1B=
tie sic oelt19e Strategte ei1rgertdtet
1per6ert. @ie 6as geideben lit, oarii=
Der giebt Elm beutIder &riegsberi6t=
erItatter M1tsfunft, Ser 6ie &fe
an ser @omme bon Mnfung an nit
aemadt un6 @elegenbeit gebobt bat,
iid BON boberen Sffi5ieren Sic Situa=
ton auseinan6erieben 81 laiien.
@orab mag bemerft mer6en, 6aB
sic %gegentpdrtige Sffeniibe fir Die
@e1tiden cine leberraid11ng ni6t
qeueien lit. Ste lit ibren nidt EN-
mail nngelegen gefommen. @inmol
ma1Bte iie ia 6o6 fommen, nn6 je
cher fie erIe6igt iii, 6eito beier. Die
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
Notice--Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale.

Notice is hersby. given that that certain
fred u. Cooper and Edna Cooper hn sband
a md vile. mortgagors. to German American
dated the 18th day 81 September. aIgS ios ssnd
hled for record In the Office of the register
n eens Q, Emm9ns county and state Of
Der. 1910. at $40 o'clock D. M, and recorded
III BOOK y o. MORTGAGES on page Sic: and AZ
signed ~ said mortgagee to Otto Hoffman.
SAL "a assignment being In writing and dated
In the Office ofthe register OF deeds Of EN-
mons county and state OF North Dakota.
on the 18th day Of May. 1911. and recorded in
further assigned By. said Otto Hoi man aI TO
iwer,Eiting aa a dated the 18th day q October
as.S. ano MED lor record In the Office OF the
December, 1913. and recorded ia bDok ~ NJ
m % y on page S59 viii be forecosed by
hereinafter described at the front do, ar ~
the court house In the city OF Linton. cnnS.
Y Of Emmons and state Of North Dakota. nj
february ips 70 p M On , the 18th day Of
upon such mortgage on the dax Of x n.'
The premises described In such mnrtva~..
ana which viii be sold 10 satlsfy the sni,,..
are described US follows: s ''A
Lot three t3, aud the southeast an .,.r
~ .se northwest quarter (seA " NV
4 OF section I've t5). In township ona hnn.
ureu GSwensy,nlne tl2a). north. range seven.
meridian. ~. plHhSipal
There will DO due ON such MORTGAGE ~ ~.
the OF SAFE ne snm OF sasel5 exclusive Of
ALICE N. MCKAY,
CHAs. COVENTRY, Assignee.
Attorney for Assignee,
Linton. North Dakota, ,as.,.,o
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03

the heirs OF the decedent. OF the facts maxi
Ing this Hale of u certain tract of real estate
hereinafter described, Ito be for the best In
itereSts OF the said estate and the persons In
tsfested in the property % be sold. and Of
the condition and value OF such tract, and
praying that license be to him granted to
sell said tract described rs follows. that In
The East Half OF the Southwest Quar-.
ter (E.X SWl) and the West Half OF
the Southeast Quarter WV sEA) of
Section numbered Twenty l20) OF
Township numbered One Hundred
and Thirty -One l31), Range num-
bered 6eventy-Nine no, Emmons
County, North Dakota.
And IL appearing to the Court from said
petition that It Will be for tlfe best interests
said property % sell said tract OF land.
1T IS ORDERED that all persons interest.
ed in said estate appear before the Judge of
this Court at the court rooms OF this Court
at the County Court house, In the City OF
Grafton, In the county of Walsh and State
OF North Dakota, on Saturday, the 2eth day
OF February. A. Il. 1916. ut ten o'clock In the
forenoon Of said day; then and there to
show, Cause. II any there be. why license
ken. administrator, TO sell said real estate.
according to the prayer Of said petition.
Dated ut Grafton, North Dakota, this 18th
az ~ q life i fHa ooGk a ?. 'S'''
tsEAL1
GEORGE SHEPHERD,
Judge Of the County Court
Attorney for Administrator:
Pesidence. Office and P0stofice Address:
Park River. Walsh County. North Dakota.
js27-fe17
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
BIG FIELD FOR PoLIcEWoMAN
AZ Welfare Worker, She Must BE spe.
cIaily Trained for Social
Service.

GLOW do the masculine boobies
treat you?" Anne Forsythe, police
woman of Aurora, ILL.,, was asked.
every nicely. They're mostly a
good-natured, warm-hcarted lot Of
men, though not particularly intel
ligent. The policeman looks upon
his work as a job, and his chief asset
in performing his duties is his phys
ical force. The policewoman is a
welfare worker, usually well edu-
Gated and specially trained for social
service. It's really a big field for a
woman, and tremendously interest
ing work. / feel that my chief task
is to prevent girls from getting into
lives of vice, but all sorts Of other
problems are brought to me as we'll.
AS soon as it was publicly announced
that | was to serve as policewoman
crowds began to pour into my office.
4 was asked to quell incorrigible chill
aren and brutal husbands, even to
hunt up deserving ones. Many q
shirker Of conjugal duties I've trot-
ted+back to the bosom of his family
The newsboys I just love, and some
times I think they rather like me-"
Patience Bevier Cole in New York
Sun.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
Notice of Contest.
Cor Publication.)
Department of the Interior.
n,it.d Sfatou nHcn
bismarck, North pa

btSmarck, NORM UaRotn,
Jan. IS, 1916.
To Howard Slater. of Pollock. 8. ID. Con
testee:
You IRE hereby notified that Bert E. Hoyt
ONCE address. did on July Z. 1915 Ale ~ this
contest and secure the cancellation of your
Sept. /, 1903, Tor Eli Nwa and EH sW,. sec
tiop Is. township 100 N. range rs W., 5th r.
meridian, and Ms grounds for his contest he
alleges that said entryman failed TO brenk
and cultivate any of said tract, and TINT
there are now no buildings thereon, aud
never was. and failed tn establish resi-
dence thereon aud never resided thereon.
Won are, therefore. further notified that
the said allegations will be taken as con-
fessed. and your said entry will be can
celed without further right to be heard,
either before this office or I'm appeal, " you
fail to file In this office within twenty DAYS
after the FOURTH publication Of this mo-
tice. as shown below. your answer. under
oath. specifically responding to these allega-
tons of contest, together with due proof
that you have served Il cupy of your answer
on the said cont estant either In person or by
registered malt.
You should state In your answer the name
OF the post Office TO which sou desire future
P. E. BYRNE.
Register.
Date Of first publication Jan. "a, l9i6.
Date OF second publication Feb Q. 1916
rate OF third publication Feb. 10. 1915
Date OF fourth publication, Feb. II, 1918.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage
Foreclosure Sale by Adver-
tisement.

Notice is hereby given. that that certain
George Abraham and Annie Abraham, fus-
band and vile, mostRagors. to the German.
American state Bank, q corporation. OF
Linton. North; Dakota. mortRagee. dated tho
thirteen, and fled for record In the Office OF
the register of deeds In the county OF EN-
mons. state OF North Dakota, on the 10th
day Of January 1913. at 9:lo o. M, and re-
Will be forcclosed by y sale of the premises
In such mortgage and hereinafter described,
1T the front d. or Of the court house In the
o. Of Nor IN ~ The
O'clock p. M, on the 18th day OF March. 1916,
TO satisfy the amount due on such mort
gace on the day of sale. The premises de-
sc.ibed IN such mortgase and which van be
county of EmnIons Q, state OF North Dako-
ID, and described as follows. to- Wit:
The south half OF the southwest quarter OF
section thirteen aud the west half Of the
In township one hundred thirty north, range
seventy west of tho hfth principal
meridian, containing one hundred sixty
acres.
| the date Of sale tho sum of three hundred
afty- mine dollars and thirty three cents
(S359. 33l. which sum includes the amount Of
one hundred eigbiytwo and 1900 dollars
and the sum Of sixty-eight dollars and SIX
cents (oe8 O0) taxes paid upon said dcacfil,ed
premises for the years 1913 and 1914, which
have been paid by tho mortgage. under the
costs and disbursements allowed BY law.
Dated at Linton North Dakota. this first
GERMAN xMERioAN STATE BANK.
Mortgagee.
First publication Feb. 81.
Lust publication March 9th,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
IN TOWN AND OUT

the latest Observation-Disclosures
case. The judge took the matter
under advisement.
Jacob Fischer and Rochus
Naeel, both of the Winona coun.
try, were Linton visitors Tues
day.
Chris. ALBRIGHT and Chris.
Bieber were Temvik business
men in Linton during the past
week.
Mrs. Scott Cameron and the
children accompanied Scott on
the Bismarck trip last week to
do some shopping.
Mrs. George Richardson is
spending the week in Linton Wis
ting with relatives and having
dental work done.
Mrs. Lester Briggle entertained
the members of the Clio Club at
her home in East Linton Friday
afternoon of last week.
Mrs. Claude HARDWOOD, of Tenn
vik, was in Linton Friday to take
the train to her old home in
South Dakota for a visit.
Anton MAIDEN hauled a load of
grain to town last week from his
farm near Winona. He reports
it pretty hard Shedding for a load.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Pietz went
to Minneapolis Friday to spend a
few days visiting at the automo.
bile show and the St. Paul carni.
val.
DR.. Wolverton reports the
birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
] Alva Buree on Jan. 31st; also, a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Bohn
on Feb. 1st.
Melvina Wildermuth, who I'M
derwent an operation for gan
grenous appendicitis at the local
Hospital last week, is making a
good recovery.
Jim King and Cam Chamley
drove couple of loads of grain
to Linton Friday night despite
the bad roads and the worse
weather. Jim says he earned
his money on that trip.
Earle Smith was taken to Bis.
marck Friday morning to be op.
Grated upon for appendicitis. He
had been troubled somewhat
since fall, but was taken serious.
ly i'll Thursday night. Mrs.
Smith accompanied him. He I'm.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
Notice Of Real Estate Mortgage
Foreclosure Sale by Adve-
tisenent

mortgage. executed md delivered by Roy q.
ktnsey and Lottie B. Kinsey. husband and
wife, moftgagOrs. to the German American
State Bank, q corporatIon. of Linton, North
Dakota. morteagee, dated the s2d day Of
and flied for record In the offlce of the reg
lister of deeds. In thu county OF Emmons aud
state Of North Dakota, on the 23d day of
January. 1913 Mt 3:25 .. M, and REQ ,rded in
book q Of mortgages, an page GIG Will be
foreclosed BY sale Of the premises in such
front door Of the court house In the city OF
Linton. In the county OF Emmons and state
of North Dakota, at the hour OF two o'clo X
p. M, on the 18th day of March. 1916, to sat
isfS The amount due upon said mo.tEage on
said mortgage and which Will be sold 10 sat
isfy the same, are situated in tho county of
lEmmons and state of North Dakota, and de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:
The north half OF the southeast quarter of
section Thirty I've. In township one hundred
west Of the fifth principal meridian. cen
tanning eighty acres.
There Will be due on said mortgage at the
date Of sale the sum of two hundred fifty
three dollars and fOrty-six cents cess. 48).
which snmincludes ono hundred forty dol
llarsand nlnety-tso cents t2l40.82l interest
paid on prior MORTGAGE. aud the sum Of
thirty three dollars and nine cents ($33 09)
tRxeS paid for tha years 1918 and 1914, which
have been paid BY the mortgagee under the
terms OF the mortgage, exclusive OF the
costs Of disbnrsementS allowed by law.
day Of February. 1915.
GERMAN AMERICAN ST ATE BANK,
Mortgage.
Last publication March 9th.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
Notice Of Real Estate Mortgage
foreclosure Sale by Adver-
tiseunent

,, ueia9is having been made IN the contii-
~ IONS OF the mortgage hereinafter descrihed
the princina n ~, e have faileu % pay
according 70 the terms OF the notes thereHv
, naSstsu, wherefore the assignee OF tHs
wSpis s"M a sssn ana does hareby declare the
a ans. . anu 20 action or proceeding hnyInE &.
any an time been instituted at law Or in en,,,ay
m NJ asGyver the amount SO secured by such
tarsby given that that cer,nin M mn.ta.a ~
m,at,s.. executed aud delivered by Franz q
H us m ~ ws,aoSer mortgagor. % W. w.
unctoDer. 1910. and recorded ia the osscy. " ~
me reg ister Of deedsin ana for the =,
~ On n Mons North Dakota. on the 18th day
y pages s1s q! a r. ,a nooa g
Hurd I 10 sn,a aniy aissaignsd by said W. w.
In ,itIns as.saA ;.Lebaton by an Instrument
and as ia s shs ,esh e
On ghe 18th day OF May 1911, Il .sS =, U,hf g,
u u1nn ~ q MORTGAGES on page G5 and fhsra.
Raron to urd ss1 Rnnd By said Sarah A. Lo
~ w Instrument In writing dafstI tha ia,2,
way 81 November. 1915 and recorded IN sota
INceni,eSr 1is u mice % q the s7th day u
psge g, s, will BE- foreclosed by saIs 81 the
piasmises In such mortgage and here,S tta.
house., n ,ha o. the frons door court
mons state of North Dakota Al Tx bn,, ssn n
~ IL CLOCK 10 the forenoon on the nth AN.
49,, y. " iul6 to satisfy the amount II "a
uis'y .a such MORTGAGE At the date Of ssie ene
7 u Lne premises descrtbed In such mnvto >, -.
ana which Will be sold to sotisfv ,ha !.
are a,,.a escrihed as follows, to wit:
E, - Ine southwest one quarter (swl1I ~ no
uTn twenty four townsh ip one hnn VI sea
a..n .yst tl3i). north OF range sevnntu.
I'VE St2s, west of the fifth princinnt ms IA,
an 81 ~ Emm9ns county, North Dnfn,a rnr
LINING one hundred sixty acres more ,r iaa.
,Seg TO the government snr ,uas
I. There WILDE due upon such 3mortaava y,
~ uate q sale the sum OF fifteen hnsd .S%
sixsy.swo and 2as100 dolinrs fsiSaa e sTa
sna tine snm Of ninety and IiDSna
su MI w I'D taxes for the years 1917 IosS
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
FREE SPEECH IN ENGLAND
Worlds Political ExiIes Seem to GRAY
ltate Naturally to the Land
Of Fops.

England has long been pre-emi.
nently the land of free speech. On
the continent very close police su-
pervision is exercised over the acts
of the individual, and anything in
the nature of incendiary utterances
is promptly suppressed.
When an anarchist or revolution.
list escaped from Russia, Austria,
Germany or France, he sought and
found an asylum in England.
London has long been the home Of
the worlds political exiles, and yet
it has been the freest of all the Euro
'pean capitals from bomb throwing
or revolutionary demonstrations.
A street speaker could denounce
all English institutions from Magma
Charta down and attract very little
attention.
The suffragists created tumul1
and more disorder than generations
of political refugees had done.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
THE LINTON MARKETS.

Coming: "Out in the Streets!"
ADV.
X. Junge went to Hazelton
Tuesday on business.
]. P. Jones was a Temvik Wis
itor in Linton Saturday.
Martin Erck was up from
Hague Friday on business.
Mr.. Adamson was up from the
south end Friday on business.
Lester Briggle returned Satur-
day noon from his visit to Aber-
deem.
Adam Rohrich was a Stras-
burg visitor in Linton Friday
night.
The dance by the D. V. V. S.
boys Friday night was a huge
success.
Charlie Gillespie reports one of
the smaller children as quite seri.
ously ill.
Harry Petrie is in Minneapolis
this week in the interests of the
w. E. Petrie store.
Attorney H. A. Armstrong has
been down from Hazelton attend.
ing court this week.
Attorney O'Hare was here
from Bismarck the first of the
week on legal matters.
Miss Lizzie Wildermuth re.
turned home Monday from a
visit at Cakes, this state.
Mrs. W. O. Irwin and son,
Ralph, are among the weeks
sufferers from la grippe.
A piano is the latest addition
to the club rooms of the D. V. v.
S. boys under the postoffice.
Mrs. Frank Kohl and Miss Ce.
celia Hem, of Hague, were Lin.
ton visitors Friday night to at.
tend the dance.
Attorneys Cameron, Coventry,
Lynn and Kelsch returned
Thursday night from Bismarck
where they argued a demurrer in
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
Bids For School Houses.

Sealed bids will be received by the direr-
house nu m I. dissrict nnmbera At s I'm. M.
Saturday, March 4, 1915. for the building OF
two school houses about 20 by 90 feet in size.
One school house IL to be located about one
mile north of the Philip Bachmeier home:
the other about one-half mile south OF VIM.
Burgad's.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
ofsce nf tho county superintendent of
schools Ia Linton.
Bids should be addressed to the under
signed and should be niurked "Bids for
Building School Houses"
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order o. the district school board OF
JOS. ii. DlETz, Clerk.
tr20ma2 Linton, N. u.