davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
&tnhtttga Talr.
Gn &nnitners Saf til 9anmarf,
Morge pg Tranfrt9,

6orle0en lejre0e 8illebbugger
9tepbon Sinoing / &oris tin 70
oorige 6e61elS6ag og / Sen M11leo=
ming bol6t en- &reos al Nor0m9110
og Donife CIT ltilful6 Sci for bam.
Gfter at Sen berp1nte &nrlt11er
poo mango Moa0er bar blebet bDl=
Set, rej1te bon Zig og bol0t fplgen0e
Tole:
0eit @jerte er 1on ful6t, jog tofffer
9em olle, ulle.
Seq bar 9acet / 0is1e Sage og
t9nft tilbuge paa Oct la1ge 2ib,
jeg bor lepet. Nlejer ellers, iao
gorrrtel jeg er, at ie fremober enc
III, life tilbage.
&ar ppleper en- Gel bao6e gn6t og
onot / mine Sage, fan De uoe,
prebet Ne0erlag, men og1ao pu116e1
5ere;; let mig bp0ret, nte11 ogiao
bittert forroo6t, Ell fet, me11 ogiao
ba6et. II
Sg MI Ter jeg tilboge 1ne0 80 poo
set bele.
Oct CT 1aa 11iHfffert font en- Notur=
lob, at Sen, font ltaar bpit, bom fig
ter mango paa for at ifpoe bam neo.
Seq for mgibet mig me6 ct ltGrft
&orniif of 2igegploigbe6 og falte1
en- goo. bej Solo omfring mig al
olle mine Mrbej6er.
0g loq bor jeg facet Sen ltore
GtDrfe at lebe / ct lpffeligt Semitic
liD, og jeg bar alle mine bos mig.
st fre0eligt Stem CT 1oo fat en-
8prg.
Win &unlt bar beret &j9rnen
/ nit 2ib. Sra 6en 5tl1no> jeg beo
ct Iilfploe op0ogeoe, at jeg fun6e
blibe @ille6bugger, bar jeg lebet for
min STUNT meo bele min 5jel og al
min beftiglte @ilje, og set pil jeg
gjpre til set ii61te.
SSffe for at bin6e Magt ellcr 9@re
bor ieg arbej0et, n1e11 foroi Stunt ten
CT mig ct felt li0et &dl0, til mine
Weomenneifers Opbpggelie og Sor=
finelie, til an6res @lp6c og aar16e=
lige uopifling, og iaa for6i jeg
mootte orbejoe, moatte ifabe. Seq
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
M ontana Fremtidens Stat.

at inige fig. in6 / 2an6et. SnoIm1g=
lingen foregaar %nabnlig ODER Sen
bollanofe @rgt1ie. Ser er fer reilt
CT mGgtig 8arriere al Nigtroao,
gjenncln bDilfen Ser lpber en- bpi,
ipGn0t eleftrilf Strgm. Men beo.
Natteti0 ifDber man 8rebe og Mbi<
fer ODER @rGnien De6 @jelp at 8uer
og Yile, og 6is1e u@oaben" er 6er>
for ligc iaa itrengt forbu6t / 8el-
gien lom mo6erne Sl6baaben.
Jor at iaa mango 1om muligt
ifal faa Del / Sc forb11ote Mpi1ers
S116bol6, fopieres bere5 bigtig1te
Mrtifler, nobnlig &rigsnpbe6er11e>
mes 5fribemaifine og 1pre6es bi6e=
re. s 8rps1el fin6eS ser ca. is
malfini freplle ellr beftogro fereoe
Mpi1er, Ser tro6s al Sorf9lgel1e ito
fommer ret ~regelmpsitgt og 1pre6es
gratis til en- flor 2el cfre6s. Yoo
bisie Ste6er fa1 man moo en- Mf=
|0ift al 2 SrancS pr. 10 Minutter
loone en forbn6t Mbis, men 6is1e
2oaneforretninger cp6ages / &egle1
6nrtigt al Spifernes 5pioner. @bor
ll0biflet 9pionb9l emit er, Tan maa1
o9mme ON, naor man bGrer, al
BRUSSELS 5porbogne bor moQtted
1%1olcpere 600 6rifort til Sc tp1fe
Mpnoigbeoer til 8rug for @pioner,
lom ifol nlptte" / @porbogne.
Sor1t6m Sc mango bemmelige
Nbi1cr n6gibeS Ser ct ugernago1i11
poo so befto9rafere6e @i6er. ssSn6=
1oloet bel toar al 106rog al Sc 1tore
enrop@iife &lo6e. ugemogaiinets
&o11tor CT beliggen0e rao ct @te6,
Dbor Ipiferne min0lt 1ful6e tenfe
Set, fortnller 6orfotteren. De for.
lf]el(ige Wfe0orbej6erc fien6er life
bberonDre> I og 2e1 erne be0 fife,
buorira 8lo6ct fommer. s bele 8el=
Glen Ct al 6otogr 1fering forbu6t.
S1ltet luffet 8r,b mo>toges til 8o1t=
6%efororing, alt ifol poSiere @enir1=
rel1. 2enoe b%eior6re6c man 8rebe
fra &ollano til @elg en-, inobogte
/ 8rp0, men Set gaar life lenger.
geotl1rligpis florer,r @pioneri oq
Mngipcri / 6er1 melt u%0itrafte @ra6.
@lle miStenfer binon0en, ingen f.
Ter Jig iiffer> og ltrenge @troffe
rammer 6e1n, iom ob,r1re6er Sc tD=
if 6orb110. M1en ife 6elto MINI
orc fort intte5 SEN iejge posiibe
Mooltono moo Set tp1fe &erre6gm=
l1c n1c0 utrpttet gnergi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
GOdtk0b paa Montana Lane
5000 Acres.

Den ber@mte Helena Dal i Montana.
Kan ses fra Stats Capitolet
ALE St@rrelser paa Farme: 40, 80, 100,
800 & op.
kreatur- ,Ranches''.
VIGTIGT;
Helena Dalen har den lengste Kornavl-
ssson i Montana, Diet frugtbareste Jord
Reginald. stor Kornafgr9de og
glimrende Markeder.
Lave Priser. - Lang lids AfbetaNng. = Lave Renter,
Skriv paa engelsk efter fri Beskrivelser og
Prisliste.
k0b direkte Og spar PENCE. Skriv til:
Western States Land and Development Company.
Helena, Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
Uopdyrket Land og opdyrkede FarIne

Seq bar iogt 2ano % 6orme % Mar uoen at babe en- eneie
nisfornpet &un6e. Set lp6r rn6erlgt, men set er ian6t. Seq fon
ffafe Sem, bbao 9e enHer / bpifen iom Delft @tat, men leg mao
bope liot E0. Spr Eioen bill leg fpecielt benleoe DereS 0pmerfion1-
bo poo @isconiin oe @ic9igon, Tom to at Be @toter, Der %tilbpber
oen beofe 2erigbeb for ep Man6 miboelnoaoge 0mtnnoigbe6er
til at lobe Jig ct Silent og en- bpggelig Sremio. @auuh6ig ma oct IT.
fe forghnmes, at go6t 2ano finoes / bpcr 5tat. Seq tilbpoer 6arme
til ollie &riier og ale @tprrelfr. 2oo mig bioe, bpo6 De pnfer, og
leg bl bore til Sieneie. Seq bill belpe Sem tilrete meo baaoe &ieb
og Solg, iep ON Sc lite fie6er eHer ielgcr gienner1 mig. Seq nnber<
ipger rMbftrocts" oe optlarer toipFomme Nopirer % &H1er. Seq re-
praienterer set be6fee at alt, in er gobt. M6reSier: s. Wabion, 154
%. @anbolpb st. G6iasu, Sl. &ontor<sclefon: Main 1897. Gef=
oens Selefun: @mihn 4194.
@fmp euer fon1 og ie mig. Set bill bore til @ap1: for % begge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

&lpb, bp1s mlillgt, Dus purt
1perterenoe % neon Ylooet. Neruel
1etter Sc en- goo @ag % ct oon1 4
9luo. Mpertislemepter er npopen.
olQe for etbpert Ylans Gtslitens
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
Minnesota Farme.

Landsmend! Dersom De 6nsker
opdyrkede Farme af 1ste Klasse !
Diet vestlige Central-Minnesota fra
$40 til 800 pr. Acre, paa code
Vilkaar, eller i Nord- og Sgd De-
kota, saa skriv idag, for Priserne
sttger, til N. H. Nelson. Willmar.
dim.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

800 Acres, 5 Mil fra; Glasgow,
Mont, 240 Acres godt jevnt Pl@je-
land og Resten indhegnet Gres-
gang; lille Hus, Stald, Painting;
1 Mil fra Elevator og Jernbane, i
stort Settlement af skandinaviske
Farmere; SIG pr. Acre. Skriv til
Rumble Land & Abstract Co.. elias
gov, Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
MONTANA-LAND.

Dyrket og udyrket Jord fra SIS
pr. Acre til h@jere Priser, i smaa og
store Arealer for Kolonisering i Ju-
dith Basin naer Great Falls, Mont;
lette Vilkaar. Skriv ON O%plysnin-
ger og Priser. Norhv Bros Great
Falls. Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

bar lite ifffe altio Iette &aar, leg bopoe
at bsoe ber6e. s Dunmarf blep Dor
prqgtige 5gn fg6t. M6rig bor ban
giort % an6et enc Sore % @lp.
6e.
90 / 9anmarf fon6t ieg Sen
@ean6, lom bleb mig m trofalt Sen,
trofalt til De6en: Carl Sacobien.
@am ifpl6er leg fremfor alle
Mennel fer / &er6en, at set bleb miQ
nu1ligt at ifabe SEN &11n1t jeg bor
ffabt. Sorgen pper bans 800 forpin=
Ser jeg al0rig.
Og mt er leg babnet beri &aris,
bpor alle bjemlgle @jele tper ben.
@ele &er6eL 8enner og SLENDER,
itoor ful0 al 8e1noring for oette
Soft men ingen fan 6pmme ON
6Gs 5torbe6 1aa6an 1om b. ser
bor leret fer fra oenr1e frpgtelige
&rigS @egpn0elie, lige fra Sc fgr1te
ongitful6e Gage, ga 6jen6en bel
te6e in6 obel @r9nien moo &ariS
Sele Mationen lto6 1omIet / cen
Beilntning> 1eire eller. 69. 81 far
paret @i6ne til ct &elterno6, Tom
Siltorien life bor 1toltere at berette::
ct Soft font bette fan al6rig fneg:
teS. 0g bette Soft bor bets 6ien=
ser troet 6egenereret og o%e1noroli.
ferret. Sen Guari fob bill become fig
baor6t.
Sg Der leber jog rolig / NIT Mr=
bej6e. Seq De0, at .11oar &rigens
Sis er forbi, fomr1er &11nitenS Iir
mes 6re6en.
Ser, iao nur pe6 6ronten, at MON
fan bpre &ol1oner11es Tor6en / Scot
tens 5tilbe6, berlfer Sen forunoer=
liglte SO, Ell Mrbejosro Joint moal fe
intet 5te6 / @er6en. Sen ifipnnc
Stoo NoriS, 6enne Torpngell eng
Bh olorig por SEN ber(igere ems IN
I al iin 1tolte @er6igbe6.
SSffffe be0 jeg, bbo6 5fjpbne11 piI
brioge mig; men np6tg Dil6e jeq
oribeS bort fra Set &jem, jeg ber bor
funoet. Scr bill jeg fl11111e orbejoe
bpor gQmmel jeg 1oa bliber.
Seq fjen6er nof til Set 9ogme
oe1 npe &eligion, 1om b1eb %forfp1rot.
at t1aor man blep SO Mor> bop0e
man at foripin6e. Ma nej, Zig Eo:
ielbeo me0 Mrbej6Sfroft bor &eroel1
NOT life. &aa6 til, %ollermin6i It mi.
Sper Mon6 far at ltao poa fin Noi1
til Set ii0ite.
Seq bar 1e1t ONT ct Solfel lag, iom
baboe Ben %1ou1ute &eli9ion, men Sc
tog BET mere proftiif It. Soar en-
Mfan0 bleb gunrnel, itegte Sc bom
og ipiite ban pp> lobe6e Sci tmooltio
at ba1n.
Nej> ga ipnes jeg set ct ppnere
1om 81 gj9r me0 mig fer / Mfter
mine 9omer pg @errer. Tror pg:
iao, set blep en- moger Self t, ON jeq
bleb i%erbcret. ,
Seq fan life fin6e Oro for, bbor
jeg fpler fer / Mften. SRI 0enne 600:
beo, 9e biier mig, boa6e Moromp>1r
og Danife, gjpr mig gan1le Oprprer
laa blpb / 5ino. Oct CT 1om Sen
iioi te Gelt al en- boar6 5fol ON nit
&jerte ifal6e imelte.
0igteren bor fal6t 6e6relon6e1
en- 0eober. Norge bar for mig en-
gpo Wo6cr. :
Og Dolm1arf bleb mig en- gob
Mooptipmo6er, PM og forl taaen6e.
Benner!
&il De mes mig tpmrme ct @los
for mime to 2on6e, Sc to Splterlan:
sc, iom oltib ltoo 1ommen / Ser=
ifab.
2eDc Oonmorf og 9forge!
2eDe Norgc pg Danmorf!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
LAND I N~ORD0ST-MONTANA

Dyrket og udyrket lord i skandi-
naviske Settlementer ner Jernbane
i Diet nord0stlige Montana til $40
a $40 pr. Acre paa lette Vilkaar.
Skriv efter O%plysninger og Priser.
A. P. LARSON,
Wolf Point, Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
Montana Farm Land.

her er Betlngelserne for en- Lvstling: Alt Land err stigende vardi.
Det 81 pllgt Montana, hvor den stGrste Afgr6de og bedste Kva1ite+
horn er aVlet: Dyrket Land SIS til $5 pr. Acre. vi avler5 so Bushels
h veu ~ ~ bu" HaVre og enhver son helst Sort tisvarende Forhold.
W Khmaet Ell bedst. Skriv til IS ON Oplysninger. nm Priserne 10 Re''
skriveser. pl''"'"eo' I'LL ri1Selneo s ST.
M. J. WALSH CO., LIVINGSTON. MONTANA,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

Us IJCI uOI 0huI I I1od1 JUL
den. "Hair Tonic, 81 pr. Flaske.
Shampoo Cream, Csc pr. Pakke.
Mrs. Mason's Bog: '.The Human
Hair and How to Preserve it,, og
n Prove at nevnte Shampoo" frlt
"a Forlangende.
PAXTON. TOILET CO.. Boston. Mass
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
GODTKJOB IFARML LAND.

En halv Section, II. Mile fra Glendive,, ESQ Acres Pl9jejord, 1877
Acres med VI denne Sason, ct godt 5 Varelsers Hus, Stald. 2
Kor9ladern Maskdnhus, god Brend og Kilde. Disse Forbedmnger n
Werd $4,000, og Farmer er ualmin deHg biHg til $21 pr Acre. $4,000
kontant og Resten kan betales aarlig med en Del If Avlen, ON Gnskes.
G. 0. HITCHCOCK. Gmdive, Montana
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

ICuUC O5 S1d1Io1VoC IIddI.
Mrs. MaSOn'k "Old
"English Hair Tonic" ug
"Shampoo Cream" ON
fatter en- aldeles kom-
plet Behandling for
Haarets Vedligeholdel-
sc. Mid1et
tilberedt at oplivende cg
rensende Urter, g1yr
Haaret krGllet og glin-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
Mrs. MASON'S
oh English
HAIR

OG "SHAMP0O CREAM"
er de to Praparater, som benytte.
des af Kate Seaton Mason, den be-
kjendte engelske Haar-Specialist.
we'd Haarfrisuren i Vanderbilts Fa>
mile, Hertuginden af Marlborough,
Nine. Melba, og establishments !
New York, London og Paris, som
bevidner diets Overlegenhed for
tyndt, a%ffaldende, svagt, stivt, split.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
0vERRIsLET FARM LAND Til Sale.

,,- ~ Mo FAN1U 1HNO TTI SHIG,
LAO Acres l Hoveddistriktet af Galain Dalen, n@r code Rver 1000
acres dyrket: TO Vandl6b. Skygge og Skov. Northern Pacincs Hoved-
or I0Der lgJennem SAINT den Natonae ParkLandevei gYenowston snor
Afgr9dee:: SO b.: Hvede og Byg, 80 Bush. Havre Gjennemsnit, 2 Tons
Ilmothy, 4 Tons Alfalfa eler K@ er. HvidkGver-- O Bhagrps-Grps
ange gJr kreaturavl g Mejeridriet til e. god Fortieneste. Prisen son
f. Acre. V IL 1nddele 5 Farme, hvs6nskes. Skriv paa Enge1sk
A. T. RUTLEDGE. BOHEMIAN. MONTANA,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
For godt f1aar.

Frances Aida siger:
Mrs. Masonss Old
! English Hair Tonic
og Shampoo Cream"
er / allie Maader me.
get tilfredsstillende.'
Frances Aida.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18

closed in sacks or put loose into a
tub or vat with the solution. Agitate
the sacks or stir the loose grain oc-
casionally so that the entire surface
of every grain will be thoroughly
wet. Instead of being immersed the
seed oats may be spread on clean
floor or canvass and sprinkled with the
solution and shoveled over during the
process so that they will be wet even
ly as in the other method. Not over
a gallon of solution will be needed for
every bushel of dry grain. After
sprinkling, shovel the seed into pile,
cover it with sacks wet with the solu-
ton, and allow it to stand for at least
two hours before spreading it out to
dry.
The oats may be seeded as soon as
dry enough to run through the drill.
If the seed is still moist. however, the
drill must be set to SOW more to the
acre than if it is dry The quantity
which should be sown may be deter
mined by measuring given bulk be-
fore and after treatment and figuring
the proportion of increase. After treat
ing do not expose the seed to freezing
until it is thoroughly dry.
Do not allow the treated seed to
come into contact with old sacks, bins
or machinery in which there may be
smut spores. If such must be used,
scald them or wash them first with the
formaldehyde solution.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
AN OBJECTIONABLE JUDGE.
eek River Sentinel.)

The appointment of Louis D. Brand
els, of the law firm of Brandeis, Nut
ter & Dunbar, of Boston, as justice
of the United states supreme court
should be rejected by the senate. but
will probably be confirmed. Mr..
Brandeis as lawyer now stands just
about where Clarence S. barrow
stood few years ago and is about the
same kind of a man. His associates
and affiliations have been such as 10
lead the public to distrust his motives
and judgment in any case in which he
may render a decision. His record in
several cases has been, if not shady. at
least suspicious, and it would be a
pity to appoint % such a court man
whose honesty is questioned and
whose actions have been in any way
suspicious.
1t is realized. of course, that Presi-
dent Wilson feels it to be smooth poll
tics to fatter the more than two mil
lion Jews in the country by honoring
one of the mso signally, but surely
some better representative of the race
can be found than such man as
Brandeis. The case of Sulzer, made
governor of New York to please the
Jews and removed from office by i'm
parchment as a crook only a few
months later should be lesson to the
president on the folloy of putting sus-
picious characters in positions where
they can easily carry out any dishon-
esty they may plan or at which they
may connive
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
AvENGING CONSCIENCE.

D. w. Griffith's supreme achieve
ment, "Avenging Conscience" in six
parts, suggested by Edgar Allen Poe's
story of The Telltale Heart" and by
certain of Poe's poems of the affec-
tons, comes to the Bungalow theatre
today for one day, direct from the
Strand Theatre. New York City. after
one of the most phenomenal runs ever
accorded photo-play. 1t is said that
"Avenging Conscience" broke all pre-
vious Strand records. The production
will be the attraction of the Bungalow
theatre. "Avenging Conscience y
The Birth of a Nation" and "The
Escape" are Griffith's three big pro-
auctions, The greatest praise that
can be accorded the picture is to say
that the producer of "The Birth of a
Nation" has succeeded with Avenging
Conscience, as this mystery produc-
ton is the only story of its kind.
1t is said that he received the in
spiration while crossing a field to di-
rect a scene in "The Birth of Ma
ton"
Mr.. Griffith perceived a wonderful
ly large spiderweb hanging from the
boughs of California monarch and
one of the biggest black spiders he
had ever seen executing an enormous
horse-hy. He watched the murder of
the fly curiously and happening to
glance at the bottom of the tree, per-
ceived a swarm of ants doing to death
a green-hued bug.
Mr.. Griffith, lover of the works of
Edgar Allen Poe, was reminded of
Poe's masterpiece, "The Telltale
Heart and then and there sketched
in his minds eye. which has proved to
be the most mysterious, masterfu1 and
sensational motion drama ever devils
ed.
Not only in the adoption from 1.-THE
Telltale Heart" does the beauty of
"Avenging Conscience" lie. 1t is the
spirit and atmosphere that prevades
the entire production. The story is
illustrative and as such is eminently
suited to screen Installation. 1t is
that of an uncle who has set his heart
on his nephew's literary success who
sees all his plans about to be thwarted
on the verge of success by that little
tyrant love.
The clash between intellectual and
natural emotions result in hypothe-
tical series of dramatic incidents. The
acting raises the entire cast in proper
ton to their relative importance, to a
very high rank. Henry Walthall,
Blanche Sweet, Mae Marsh, Robert
Heron, Ralph Lewis, GEORGE Seig-
man, Spottswood Vixen, have so far
exceeded themselves as to deserve the
highest compliments on their work.
In the cast of stars appearing in
advancing Conscience" will be recog-
nized the same cast that has startled
the world in "The Birth of Nation.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
SIM A STORY OF STRIKING
POWER.

The photoplay entitled "Sin," which
was written and produced by Herbert
Brenon for William Fox. and in which
the famous French actress, Theda
Bara, the Vampire Woman, is starred,
is an unusually powerful and con,
vincing work Astounding in strong
dramatic climaxes, growing out of the
clash of elemental human passions.
Luigi (played by William E. shay,
is a woodcutter living with his mother
Marietta. played by Louise Rial.
Luigi is in love with Rosa (Theda
Bara), lovely daughter of the pas,
senate Italian soil Comes to the
village Pietro Warner Oland), a
dapper Americanized Italian, who has
made some money in the United
States and has returned to his native
village to dazzle the eyes of the ma
tives. Rosa is introduced to the
handsome Pietro. She determines to
forsake the provincial Luigi, and, with
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
FAVORABLE REPORT GIVEN
TO SMITH HOMESTEAD BILL
Idaho Representative Thinks Measure
Will Keep Young Men on Farm.

The bill to allow l8-year-old minors
to initiate homestead entry upon the
public domain, legislation which has
been earnestly advocated by Congress.
man Addison T. Smith during the last
and present congress, has been favor
ably reported to the house of represen.
tatives by the committee on public
lands of which Mr.. Smith is mem
Der, and it is expected that it will
become law during the present SEES
sion, If it can be reached on the union
calendar for consideration under the
rules.
Because of the objection of several
OF the eastern members to the bill II
probably cannot be considered by TN
animous consent. Mr.. Smith argues
that the enactment of this law will
result in many young men remaining
on the farm, and enable them to lead
an independent agricultural life rather
than to work for wages. In support
ing the bill he says:
When young man reaches the
age of eighteen he naturally begins to
look into the future with view OF
establishing home, and if he is able
to initiate homestead on the public
domain the probabilities are tina,
many of them will remain on the farm
instead of going to the cities or towns
to seek employment. The government,
gladly accepts these young men for
service in the army and navv at the
age of eighteen, and why should we
not be willing to extend them the
privilege of making a homestead en-
try at that age"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
ASSESSOR CHRISTOPHER
GIVES DEED TO PROPERTY
Insurance to Bonding Company
Pending Settlement of Audit.

Solely as insurance to his bonding
company A. O. Christopher, county
assessor, has given trust deed to his
property to the Fidelity & Trust Co.
OF New York. This deed is placed in
trust until after the final findings In
the present audit. 1t is done to pro-
tect all concerned against any claim
tor shortage that may be filed by the
county.
News of the action of Assessor
christopher became known Friday
last and created considerable surprise
and more or less comment. Both sur
PRISE and comment were allayed when
1t became known that the action was
entirely voluntarily and on the initia-
tive of Mr.. Christopher.
Statement of Assessor.
Assessor Christopher Friday made
a public statement of the action he
mad taken and the reasons therefor.
The statement is as follows:
ms action was entirely voluntary.
mutual agreement between myself,
the bonding company and the county
commissioners" said Mr.. CHRISTOPHER.
1T was taken merely to relieve any
anxiety that might be felt by the com
missioners or the bonding company
until the results of the audit are made
known in their final form. 1t will
protect the public and the bonding
company and give me time to person.
ally check over the audit and satisfy
myself that it is entirely correct.
AS regards the records of this
office since have held the position OF
tax collector. have no fear that the
audit will show anything beyond Der.
haps few irregularities. There viii
be no shortage, but there have been So
many rumors afloat about the county
records since the audit was started
that l wanted the public to know that
| was not preparing to leave The
country or beat them out of ANYTHING !"