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mARyELs Of ACCURACY.
Wonderful Instruments In Uncle Sam,
Ourosu ~ 8tandards.

Wonderful Instruments In unels SAME
0urssu sf standards.
Standing on one Of the many high
hills that fringe the nations capital IL .
group Of buildings that house one Of the
greatest agsreSations Of wonder work.
ers In the new world. In their en-.
chanted chamber truth makes fiction
seem tame and commonplace. Men
make fairies appear. weak. lnsipid and
hmpotent az doors Of strange things.
Entering. one may see q grain Of
sand become a mountain. an inch BE-
come a mile. an unappreciable zephyr
become a bowling storm. the football
Of q ny become the laundering tread
Of a draft horse upon a thrashing floor.
the heat of a candle a roaring furnace.
the unperceived warmth Of a star a
cheering fireside and the pressure Of
a finger the force of q, thousand giants
In one.
These enchanted chambers are the
creation of the United States bureau
Of standards.
Here can be seen Instruments of
such delicacy and precision that the
mind at first fails to grasp the full sig.
%ni1cance Of what they a accomplish.
In one room is a balance so sensi.
tive that the mere presence of the op-
orators body generates an mount of
heat sufficient to disturb it's accuracy.
In another there is nj SD delicately
adjusted that 1t shows the loss %:
weight due to the reduction of thu
earth's attraction when tw" piece: o.
metal are weighed n upon ,ano,!n:
instead Of side by side.
Remarkable beyond tho ima~ir:': :.
are the heat measuring insrrrm""'e
which register i%ninitesimal tiur,. =,
lions Of temperature. 4 ray ut liz,
may have started ten years a%n f"r,
some distant star and may have sinu'
all Of those ten years hurtlin: cat,
ward bound through space al ~ai'
SO astounding that it could girdlr ,hs
globe in far less time than it takes Z,
blink the eye. Yet when it fail. n'"u
the sensitive bolometers at the i"''"a'
Of standards they will tell til. "l,
server how much heat that ray br"n:.h
with 1t from the star to the earth.
Such are a few Of the most deiirat,
Instruments. But there are nthers
which are as powerful as they are sen
sitive.
In the engineering laboratory Their
Is a huge testing machine which cal
tear apart the strongest steel girder
used in building great skyscrapers
while on the floor above are little cleo
trical furnaces capable Of generating
a heat intense enough to melt the mos
refractory materials. The bureau. cal
measure accurately cold great enougI
to liquefy the very air we breathe an
heat which can melt solid rock.-Na
tional Geographic Magazine.
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"Women's Tongues" Of Nassau.

"Women's Tongues" Of Nassau.
You emerge from the custom house
shed of Nassau Of the Bahamas into
the warm. spicy murmur Of the negro
thronged street that tells you that you
are in the tropics. This murnaur you
soon perceive is compounded Of a curl
soft shutting of feet-the effect of
the loose down at heel shoes O slippers
affected by the negroes-the soft, COO
ing darky voices. p~athetically childlike
and friendly. to which a note Of ex-
hilaration is added by a breezy rat
Ting overhead that puzzles you till you
discover its origin in the great bean
pods Of the poinciana trees. "Women's
tongues" the natives call them. be-
cause Of their keeping up this continu-
Gus streamlike chatter even on the
stillest day.-Richard lie Caffeine In
Harpers Magazine.
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We sent some bromus and wheat
seed to the Agricultural college to
have tested and here is what they say:
Dear SIR
I am instructed to report to you as
follows:
Our Record No. 1886, bromus, en-
try No. 1470, contains a few seeds of
the various common weeds, including
about II dozen per ounce of mustard,
20 of haresear mustard and occasional
ones of wild oats.
By weight: Foreign Seed ~ per
cent.
Trash 28.44 per cent.
Pure seed 1854 per cent.
termination 81 per cent.
This seed, if sold in it's present form
in North Dakota should be Tabled "un-
cleaned" on account of the weed seeds
and the large amount of chaff.
Our Record No. 1892, Marquis
wheat, entry No. 1927, ~containss by
weight:
Foreign seed o per cent.
Trash IA per cent.
Pure seed 1886 per cent.
termination 80 per cent.
Yours truly,
]. Mccarthy, Clerk.
We have some of this bromus seed
for sale, also someMarquis Premium
wheat and some nice, clean barley and
good seed oats.
Geo. H. Locke, Locke Block.
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A SPECIAL SERVICE
ON SWEET CLOVER,

The World, realizing the fact that
Sweet Clover, the crop now being in
troduced il to North Dakota, is destin-
ed to be a most valuable one to North
Dakota farmers, has arranged with a
practical farm expert to furnish us
with q series Of short articles upon
that crop, its planting, care and uses.
These articles will appear one each
week for the next few weeks. Don't
fail to read them.
Sweet Clover will grow on practi-
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cally all soil in the northwest. It is
as easy to get started as alfalfa. It
makes good hay and pasture. All
kinds of stock soon learn to like it.
1t seeds heavily in all sections. The
feeding value of Sweet Clover is equal
to alfalfa. It starts in early spring,
grows all summer and in late fall. 1t
does not bloat cattle and sheep like al
falfa. A biennial legume-fts well in
rotation. Its roots are soft, easily in
oculated, decay rapidly. As green
manure, it will add more plant food
than any other crop. It will smothe,
out nearly all kinds of weeds. It will
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23

Instrument Board. So efficient
ly and simply arranged that pos
tive "quick-action" complete
driving control is within easy
reach of the driver-assures not
only comfort but quick safety
first" work in an emergency.
Wheelbase 1875 inches. Assures
body roomy enough for seven
passengers without cramping.
And our special chassis con-
s~truction enables you to turn in
average street without cutting
yours tires on the curb.
Motor 48 H. P. High speed.
Small bore, long stroke, 3k x S
inches.
Gasoline System Vacuum feed.
1S-gallon tank suspended in rear
No trouble when climbing the
steepest hills.
Springs Half-eliptic, front;
"Bate" exclusive Mitchell can
yilever, rear. Assures parlor
car riding qualities.
Chrome = Vanadium Steel Con-
struction Maximum strength
minimum weight.
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prepare heavy, wet alkali land for
other crops. Il is excellent bee pas
ture, making white honey. It will
grow where other clovers and alfalfa
will not, such as on low, wet alkali
land, OF on dry, stony gumbo soils.
Sweet clover will grow upon poor
lands, that's the big point. This crop
should be utilized in retaining thou
sands Of acres of Alkali and other
lands, which do not now produce crops.
Read the Sweet Clover articles be-
| ginning in next weeks World.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23
Won Meitks In Arabia,

The most famous Of German leaders.
Won Moltke, gained his frst taste OF
warfare in Turkish Arabia in 1880.
The future organizer Of victories
was attached to the sultan's armies.
which were utterly routed by the Sy-
rians under Brahman Pasha at Nezib,
and he escaped only by riding two
days and two nights almost without a
pause and with no food save half a bis
cult, two onions and a glass Of water
London Opinion.
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Ink Erasing eIotter.

Take an ordinary sheet of plotting
paper and steep it several times in a
solution Of oxalic acid Or potassium
oxalate and dry. While the ink spot is
still moist apply the blotter. and the
ink will be entirely removed. II the
ink is dry moisten and apply the blot
ter.-Popular Science Monthly.
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Specifications

Brakes Four on rear wheels.
Powerful and positive. A "safe-
ty first" necessity.
Tires Large, Anti Skid Rear.
Body Long. clean, ultra stream
line, all hinges concealed. Big
roomy, Luxcriously upholstered
in genuine leather, body conform
ing cushions. Parlor car COM
fort and freedom from that II
wish I could get out and stretch"
feeling even on long trips.
Finish Black running gear. Dark
French-blue body. Red wheels.
Equipment Electric lighting and
"cold weather" starting system.
Dimming headlights. One-man
top. Jiffy side-curtains. Built
rain vision, ventilating wind
shield, Engine-driven tire pump.
Electric horn. Magnetic speed
ometer. Gasoline guage, Foot
rest. Robe-rail. Extra tire car
rier in rear. Extra demountable
rim. License plate brackets.
Complete set Of TOOLS, Jacks,
etc.
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ron COUNTY, r11Asu111.

hereby myself as q candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
the decision Of b voters at the primar-
les to be held in June. n would kindly
solicit your support and votes at said
office I pledge myself to give h same
my undivided time and attention.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM H, RE1D.
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Tho Doctor Knows.

Humanity owes a great many debts
TO medical science" observed the phi
l0sopher.
That's right" agreed the physician.
you would be surprised If you knew
how hard it is for a doctor to collect
his bills ."-Spokane Review.
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Marvellous.

He--There is no doubt that natures
works are indeed marvellous. She
Aren't they? Only fancy. ven the
tiniest insect has its Latin name
London M. A. p.
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xo1 1EarsrE1 OF DEEDS.

1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office Of Register of Deeds of
Ramsey County, subject to the decision
of the Republican voters at the Primar-
les to be held in June. I am now serv-
feel that I have conducted the same in
q satisfactory you influence and
vote will be greatly appreciated.
Respectfully,
o. F. ANDERSON.
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Political Announcements
O -rREAsuRER,

I hereby %nnoun myself a candidate
for the office of Treasurer of Ramsey
County, subject to the decision of the
Republican voters at the Primaries to
held June 81. YOU influence and
vote is earnestly solicited.
Respectfully,
H. A. MOE.
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CANDIDATE FOE SHERIFF

l am a candidate for the Republican
nomination as Sheriff of Ramsey County
M would appreciate your vote and sup
second term l promise to continue to de-
vote my best efforts to the duties Of the
office. MARTIN OLSEN.
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A. M. POWELL.

For a third of a Century he has
freely given of his time, money and en-
ergy in settlement and development
of Ramsey County and all its best in
terests He asks YOUR help for the
nomination as our NEXT COUNTY
TREASURER.-Adv.
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NORWEGIAN SHIP
SENT IN AS PRIZE.

London, March 20.-The arrival at
Copenhagen of the Norwegian steam
ship Kony Inge in charge of a British
prize crew of six men is reported by
Reuters Copenhagen correspondent,
The Kong Inge, from 'Christiania, was
stopped yesterday by a British sub
marine off Fallenburg, Sweden. At
ter the ships papers had been exam
ined the Kong Inge was ordered to
proceed to Leith with the prize crew,
Her supply of coal was insufficient
however, and she put in at Copen-
hagen.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23

Read not to contradict nor to believe,
but to weigh and consider.-Bacon.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-23
O AUDITOR.

I wish to announce that I am a candi-
late for the office of Auditor of Ramsey
county to succeed myself. subject to the
decision of the Republican voters at the
Primaries to be held in June. If you
feel that I nave filled this office in q
manner which meets with your approval
I would earnestly ask you influence n
vote at said primaries. Heartily thank
ing you for your past support, 1 am,
Very truly,
J.. A. KRAMER.
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AHR113 II. RowxxI

Republican candidate for Treasurer Of
Ramsey County. Your support earnest
ly solicited at the Primaries, June 3Sth.
and General Election November eth.
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ATTORNEY WEHE FOR STATES
ATTORNEY.
wish to announce to the Republican
Voters of Ramsey County, h a I am a
Candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for States Attorney Of this County:
and that I shall abide by the decision of
the Republican voters.
L. J. WEHE.
Devils Lake, N. D.
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FOR

1 hereby myself a candidate
for Representative from Ramsey County
subject to the decision Of the Republican
June. If nominated and elected I will
do my best to represent the people Of
this county in q satisfactory manner.
Respectfully.
GEORGE WRIGHT.
Webster. N. D.
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STATES ATTORNEY,

To the Republican Voters of Ramsey
County:
I am q candidate for the Republican
nomination for States Attorney Of Ram
sey County. n respectfully solicit our
support.
Devils Lake. N. D.
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@clueiien cntlolien.
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Ger nene ga6u6uf.


glngebote bieiigcr 9oiulnterne6mcr
fir ocn gou Ocs nellen @omonoionl
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Der grtpciterlug oes ggilionitroBen-
TlmncIs piro Scr 9crfc6r bon Dem
llnion.@abnbof nah Dem nelleu
gobnbofe ob9eIenft peroen. Ger Go-
Itenonidldg 0cs neuen gobnbofes
miro lmeefGbr $4,000 icin.
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UrnuSciacmthnms.W1artt.

Tie gliglii Hube madt Iid nod
INNER oui Dem @rinOciecutbums.
Niorft bcmcrfbor. gg06renO nod eli.
nige eroBc ErouSoftioucn ouSite-
ben, bat oos belize S9cttcr ooS &c.
ihdft bicriu ouiacihobeu.
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9iihorO s. Mori6on ocrfoiitc 0r.
G6orleS GoIion on 0rn. So6n @rio-
geS OoS Sous 9lr. 224t, Grub Sill
glocnuc.
Srou Glotiloe |orcea bat DonSru.
SSobn q. Mc@row uno Irou oic
@or5ellc 9Ir. 80 in ocr GoIonic Hol.
ton, no6e @ifespile, gcfollit. Gic
Eitcl Guarantee & Iruit So. berih
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@s wurOc bctannt ge9ebcn, OoB
oic ElGnc fiir Elm fiinfitodiecS Eager.
bouS, pelbcS bon Der Trurp.2o5cn.
BIZ SO. bclulbt iuerOcn miro, fertig,
eciieut iinO. Eic 6irmo 9iepnoloS
& SugbeS miro Oen 9ou oisfii6ren.
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SomeS 6. Smith oos eroBe i'm 60
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9loie Miirrop, 7 Sabre oIt bon
9ir. 1907 @eit-2erineton-S -StroBe,
wllroe eeitern ais Iie oic StroBe
freu5en moIlte, BON cinem 9lutomobil.
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fcn6ous. Sic miro ecncIcn.
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Ter Sc Sabre olte SbomoS @rif-
fin bon gIr. 8, glor0.Strccper.Str..
wilroe 1eitern Moracn bon ieiner
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Serr @riffin cinem Ser5ibIoa crIoe
Coroner SnSlep bonn norooitlihcn
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,,IOriuGrts."

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am W1ittipod), oen t6. 9(uoilt, ein
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fem 6eiic bci5npo6ncn.
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Sla6m 0ncdiiIbcr aus gcrIc6sn.

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bon Der GomonOion-9locnnc rn0
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@efobr uno fonnte nah 0oule 6lt.
riidtebren.
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OJrnnSltiids.llc .llcbcrtraannocn

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Sn Uertunfen.


u, Su berfdnIcn:
v,oSs,Ili. Slll onieS Nader'@endii iebt 5u billeent
plllrageH i'm Snrran brS ,,Denifdben Gorreipun.
peNt" (2lue4- 10)
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or. 8. .. MurraD BON @IfriOec
bat ocu Or. Bernard Steiner, oen
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tbef oelauot babe, welde ober uid)t
in ole 9iiherliite oiifeenommen NOR.
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gen ou9 ibr Ser5 rein balten BON
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wiRe, ooB bu oie @ren5eu oeiuer qers
TOnIi8ieit ME burd tiiuitli9e w1ittel
erlpeitern tonnif.
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s'hr henn ans B6 ilbrio. VIn Der gpeIIelie bed
800 4lpde Torb.ylobinlon. etraRt,
omubeH wlc9Ioerrbs uno SeffcrIonsSiraBc.
Weooerne oeleendBe Observation-Disclosures.
EreiS $1,000. Nlebriecr Wrnnb5ins.
q, Ste entbolien 8 8intner uno Boo. boben
%@9iss @t9is llno Vlefirithe 0eucbicr, 8r1inaqes9 s9lns
IgiiB; alle neiieiieH Eliimbina. glnri6hinaen
Riite, etc. '''''''''''" ~
~'uH neDme wloniimentiSira .GlefirIIte.
1ps 6. 2. Gallagher wtuIih,Gompamp,
Saraa.ernebmcr
0i9-02O wlanIcb gmIbims.
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- G95neS Saus mil Sinimern. IN feitter
sfombarlholt ale decentralization bretie
Elulle Sirabe; Yreis, $t25000. Slnnn $1,000
VoUraell oiit onS @iaenibrm Wr. 1859, WiIIene-
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AbDnnenten, bic ben ,9cutldlcn Gorrc.
ipcnocntcn" nidjt plinttlid Ober nnreael.
mdDig erhaItcu, lnh acbeten, Der EffIfe
bavuu per SeIcpbOn nhcr ldlrlltliM s"ss.
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Nm &apitQl.M

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sa9umlntie StrnbeH, lirlnnbe nnb gIarantle bcB
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3n Oermict6cn.
Sn DrrtOufen OOcr an Dermictbcn.

Bn berfaufCn Dbcr AZ bernttctben:
q, Uelle MODERN einaeridtete yBobnbdufer. 8
3.ninler iiHo Nao, eIeiiriiobe3 Qiobt: In beIienl
2nltIaenoe; Whetbe $14 uno auhudrtS. s,ers
Nr; 1S43, Nur6.DlpntIorb .qlbcnut.
(Dsai6,3 Wite. .G&S)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

DUFFY JOHNSTON. smpaimsrs and fu-
neral directors III 8 18th Tyler 1873.
E.K BURKET soN--Funsrai directors
and embalmer, 2so4 Leavenworth, Har. 70.
HULsE RIEPEN. undertaksrs and en-
bslmers, 70I 8. l6th st. Douglas l22s,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
observation-disclosures

IF YOU lose anything and will advertise i
here, you viii surely recover y II found
by an honest person. Remarkable re-
coveries are brought about every Gay
through this column.
THE LAw-People who md lost
articles are interested In knowing that
the state law ID strict In requiring them
10 seek the owner through advertisement
and otherwise and that . failure to do
so. II Same can be proven. involves
severe penalty.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
Monuments and CEMETERIES.

BEAUTIFUL markers tablets and crosses
for unmarked graves, Redman Grave
Marker Co.. 1910 Spencer 81. Webster 26o6'