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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06
Gnslanb lit icincr glBfe.

8ie mub eieentlid benen GIT Mutbe
leln, Die an an Die i60nen 8ilber ge<
|glaubt BADEN, Sic England friiber BON
lid 1elblf .%enttparf r1lb Ser @elt als
getreue, nidt einmaI retpudirte gbo=
tosrapbien iiberreidte? @ad ben 8bu=
tosrapbien mar es i9Dn, ebel uub tart.
u8ritiib Culture" ipar bas @ouenbet=
tie, mas es CAB; britiide Sreibeit etz
ipas l1nantaitbares unb fir ieben bei<
lig, tpie Bic. gertrase, tpie Sic Sanbels=
freibeit Der g6Ifer. Sur bafiir 900 es
1etn Sdtpert, nnb Sic 6erridaft ser
Wtcere braubtc es MIR, ipie Ser 9oliz
SIT Die 5errf9aft iiber bie StraBe, gum
|belten aner. limo iiberal, pp es
bcrridte, purfte Ser gin5elne lid fret
%e1rtfalten, n%irgenbs brobte bort Ser
Geit nno eigenc St,itiatioe ertDotenoe
@~ilitarismts. gritilde @taatsfunlt
nno diplomatic mar alien anbercn
iiberlegen.
5eute lit bos ld1ne @ilb ara ser<
frabt. iast iebr ridtig Sic .8eltlide
Soft. SIR gnglanb eiebt es feline
Srcibeit mebr. 9idt einmal mebr Sic
&eoe Der Sdrift. 81realttratie n,1o.
Militarismus feiern 9rgien, inter
3ipangsmaBre9eln, i'm eigerelt 2anbe.
Sn Wpnaten ion nadsebolt tperocn,
mas bie Seinbe in bieIen Men1denal<
tern seidaffen boben. 9us gebt nidt
obne i6drfltcn 3tpans. neil Ser @rite
in ieinem in1erlten @eien 10 lpenig
bon beute auf morsen umgetpaneelt
tperoen fan1, ipie irgenS Gin or,beres
Soft. Mber es miro NIT 3tpang perz
lnd1t, ipetl bas eberne Malb es berz
la1gt, bub man bas, mas ma aIg 10
ldredlt6 bel anberen binltellte, n16gz
lidjit gctret nddabmt. 60 mDd1te mar
@%crtld)lanb nudabmen inter Mntpet,z
Dung rltljilder Metbpben. l1no NIT
I%ntpenorng aIer Mittel Sllr moglidit
ldleunigen @olenonng Der &opie lit
rmd 5tpei Sabren Der Sdaffung zines
Wilionettbeeres II erreidt morben,
oaB fir etlidc 9uabratmeilen 2anbes
lid| bieie @iIione1 beindbc 1don bers
bllltet baben. an Ser Nadabmung
fpmmt gnglanb nidt an 1ein @orbilb
beran. l1no BORT, 5po es iid trel ge@
blicben lit, 5eigt es SeblIhlage unb
bon Icoer Sdminfe fr~eisetporbene
Sdblidfeit.
Sic 2iigc miro nod ebenip gez
pffe9t ipie friiber, abcr nicmanb glaubt
lie mcbr. Ser 9iplomatie feblen Sic
grfolse, ieit Ser @lollbc an gnslanos
iiberraset,be Wlabt 10 sipcifelbaft gez
porben lit, Ser Bis babin Grfplec aud
Dem u~nerfabreniten lleberbringer BON
@iiniden leibli6 fiber tellte. gein
iclbitloies gintreten fir @~crtragc lit
gum @eipDft 9eiporben. Sem 8cTgier
glaltbt mebr baran. 8ein 8ritc. teil1
Nertraler. Cider fcin 8riedc. Sab
es in Stalien Germ Spnrino nit @elo
fallftc, I'M nit bein s6lagipprtc bpl,
vbercdti9ten tationalen 3ielen" Stas
ltcn gum @crrdtb gil berlcitcn, geDt
ans Den Icllberlinaen Der Gntriiit,tng.
berpor, sic in g11glattb oariiber fale
len, Dob i%iberaroBe Sltmmen fir etipas
aeSablt iplrben, morin es tbatiGdlid
9etauldt iporben iet. 9riti1dc 9ipIoz
matte piirbe audi bier Elm SELL
l9}ag fem, 9atten nidt @orsan unb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

gu bepba6ten. Sn ieirer .Gelbnotb
bietet gnslanb fin iebe ,1eue Bombs
gmiiiion beltanois bobere 3inien, mos
CUR &irfuag bat, bab sic friiberen
,Aussaben, Sic niebrisere 3il1ien brin1
gen, nit Mieienidritten abiparts gez
ben. @it hem pielaeriihmten el,gliz
lden &rebit lit es 10 meit gcfpmmen,
pab Sic neuen @onbsaissabcn icds
9rp5ent 3inien trosen ulo fir Sic
nddite Gn1illipn ipirb man lieben &rpz
sent biete1 mii1ienL oenn @nglonns
5%ilfsquellen iino in ipldlem MAabe erz
id6pft, BOB es ieben greis 5ahlen
m1B, I'M @elb su crla,lscn. 9iele
@elpnotb Ser Mliirtcn bcriprid)t ein
idnelleres gnpe bes ariegcs, uls all
9emein angenpmme1 miro.
- Sn Ser Melp yprf gne1ills Moil
finbet man tdsltd 3uldriften aus Sem
scierfreiie, Sic als @elpeis bofiir be-
tradltet ipcrben %fonneil. bab Sic
Sdmah. Sic Sic @ilipn'l ehe Mbntiniz
itratiou nit ibrer aried)erei ppr Gn9z
lanb gebradt bat, al1d III 1oldlen an,e~
rifdniiden &reiien imlner mebr cm1z
pfllnoen miro, Bic lid Don Spmpatbien
fir 9eutidlanb frei niTen. ale Sic
3uidriften fomuen bon Sclcrn nit urls
perfdlidlten a1nerifnnild )en Name11. -
Gin 2eier ans Stem ApbcIlc, Spbt
Galincp Srapnor nit glamen, ldreibt
betipielslpeiIe fplgenbes: u& Ell ne
. unbesreaieruns bat hurdl
lbre 5a1bl11uaen ntebr oa5u beigctra~
gen, Ben @cilt mabrcn Inlerifanisrm1s
81 5eritDren. alsbie eegenmdrz
ti9e. 11nter @errn @ilions 9citl1ng
iiao mir ein Internationally SuBbau
9emorSen, Sen iebc a%ltslpartiee Otadt
NIT Siiben treten oarf. Sic Inter
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

- Sic amerifaniiden Banfen luo
Sic @eriiderunss : @elenl daften, Die
lib nit ensliidenEapiereu 6elaltct baz
ben, boben iett bas@ergniisen. cine be-
ltanbi9e gntipertbung bieicr aftipen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

Bilion Gmcrifas @elbintereien an
Die britii6en scbnnbcn. Mtntlide gre
Iolge linb bier nod INNER git berseidz
men. gber bas lit 5%eitipeilig, unb in
DEM @olfc iprieBt Die saat, Die Gngz
lano NIT ieincr @er9epalti9ut1s nnie-
res 6anbels llnb unlercr S6iffabrt,
nit Der geraubulg %unlerer 8plt nno
Der gepormunbuns auf alien @ebie@
ten gcltrcut bat. Wan liebt bette
England bier5ulanoc nidt me6r in ser
perlangten lllb fall6en S6Dnbeit, lpn1
bern IN leiaer 8rutalitat nnb
I'D IN d Of e. Die mn sic nod grDBcre
Sdpade 8illpns ertrdst, ME ober
tpteber crtraseu perben tpirb, penn oie
jett9e Yeriobe boriiber fem pirb.
Sem ME tpcrben pie einleitenpeil
S6ritte nieber nlDglid ipernen. @eil
niemano %iernols ipieber an britiIden
goelmutb, britiide gedtldaffcnbeit,
britiide Ma6t elaubcn ipirb, ior1bern
MIR an 1eil1e Sem6 c le /, Ieine8 e II
It dt9erei unb feline S%ebfiuebt, a NJ
oerc fir feline @ortbeile bll1ten GIT
%lalien.
sein Mimblls lit bobin, nnb Sic
8efpeiIe lieacn Der @elt bor, nidt
mebr, tpie friiber, berboreeu in tobtcn
@rdiben, ipo lie 8eldidtsforider in
miiblamem Offer atseraben mltBten,
ionoern ale buben England in ieiner
gan5en 3adtbeit seIe6en ltnb in
ieinen iible1 Sbaten %enpfuaben. llth
gDlfer baben Elm slttes @eoddtnif
iiber bunoerte bon Sabren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06
Gttuas iibcr b,t,tbert ensliide Anabrat=
meilelt.

r.
Sic MQiirten beanlprudel1 an Ser
Sommcfront cinen @eldnbegeipinn bon
100 Gnaoratmeifen (1SO 9uaSratz
&ilometer). Gpbiel ippllen lie. lett 9ez
ginn Der sroBen Sffeniibe, aIio in brci
Nonaten erobert babcn. Sber pielmebr
8 II t ii d erobert baben, benn bas in
Srase fomntenbe @ebiet lit fran56<
i6es, ni6t etipu beutides @ebiet.
|Sn bielm @ebiet baben lie fallm einen
stein anf Dem anoeren 9elanen. Sic
0eutldm batten oie fran5Diildeu 90r<
fer na6 M0slidfeit seldont, Sic grg<
lanoer babeu lie riidiidtslos 5uIamz
menseldoIIen, un0 Oie S~rar5oien baz
ben ibncn babel %sebplfen. @as lie 5uz
riiderobert baben, lit cine eirsige grobe
griimmeritdtte, in Ser alles 9ebenbc
erifprben lit.
gttpas iiber 100 Glaoratmeilen
linb l1ngefdbr Ser breibunbertite gbeil
bes @ebietes, oas Sic 9eutlhen in
Sranfreid unb 8elgien bciest balten.
9ieie ettpas iiber 100 Glapratmcilen
baben 1ie nit ei11eln &crl1ite erfauft.
bcr iiber Sic balbe Milion ipeit binz
a1sgebt, nnb bon 100000 @Sann nidt
lebr ipeit. entfernt lein fann. @iirbe
arf Bic. Auabratmeile II a + e Ii 10,e
600 Wall1l anstnaden.
@ber mir tpollen nnnebmen, Sic Ser
lutte bdtten mir 100000 Nfanu be-
trasen. Sic MIliirten miiBten allo 229z
mol 100000 Matn ppfern, I'm Sen
@elt bes bon Sen 9eutideu beletten
@ebiefes 5uriid5uerpbern. 9as iparen
239 Milionen Nsenidcn. Cine %itattliz
de Snbl, sic &itdener'i6er Millionen
ipilrben niht entfernt allsreiben, alt6
lpern mon ibren ettpas lesenbenbaften
@barafter in Ibous brin9t.
No6 mebrl Sic Maiirten baben
5ip6lf @oden eebraltdt, un1 Elm 9reiz
bunbertltel bes bon Sen Geutiden be-
.ietten @ebietes 5ltriid 5u crobern. Na6
oielem Sempo miirben lie fir bas gait
&C @ebiet 5000 @od)en pber rnnb
iieb5is Sabre sebralden. 9as
lit cine ldDne gpanne. 3eit. l1nb iie
1piirbe borausltdtlid babur6 mod
gang bcbeufenb berldneert lperben, bab
oie Iliirten iib ge5iplln9cr idben, bas
Sempo 5l berlangiamen, lpp5u es I'M
bcs aus nbelieeenoen@riinbe Idmerz
lih fom1nen lpirb.
SHE Mliirten ipiirben ei1clr fpI1ett
Sieg nidt iiber(ebet1. Ms seididte
8cdeumeilter iolten lie bas %ipilen.
Sic babcn bisber iiber jeben 3ol, Ben
Tie porgeriidt ltnb, iprgfaltig 8uh see
fiibrt. sic baben Damn ldltberlid Sic
einSelnen Soften abbirt, bierleidt alld
nod Elm bisden %multipli8irt unb
idlieblid ettnas iiber 100 Gllabrats
meilen beraltssebradt. 9a iollten Tie
imItanoc }ein, aud Sen Gelt Beg &C.
bietes mlssumeiIen, bas lie nod} err
pbern miiiien, ebe tic Sen Nbein s1
leben befommen. @enm lie ltb bie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

niirfiefeit, nit Der ipir gnslanos M11z
mabuug birn1cbrnen, lit Sic arffaaigitc
@rldeiruns in u~tlIerer 9efabcn5. Scr
Gerletltng ltnlerer natiol1alcn Hedlte
8lcitens gnglanbs fDnnte innerbalb
nicrlno5rpan5ig Stunoen Elm Hiegel
porgeldoben mcrben, pbne oab ipir
ernitc Sol9en 81 befiildltcn bdttcn,
nenr mn @err @iIlnn &c niinihtc.
Sic Grunoiose, fiir Sic ltnlere Iorpaz
ter allies opferter, lino lest ii bcrncn
5aufcn 9epprfeu. @crr 8iiipn
Iproh fijg5lidl pon einenl ugrDBcrcr
Mn:csiaf". 9entt CT nabei on cine
@erciajaHno Der Ser. Staoten nit Sen,
e1sliIden a6niercide2" Sas lit ncl1tz
Iid, uno fir lrldc Sprad'e oilritc n1u1l
altf1 III @elbinston poIles Gcritanonib
bubcn.
- Gdaoe! nNun, bat er 9i6
nm gcs5eieung 9ebeten peger bes &C.,
raubten auiIes?'
nSa!!:
80, narum msinF 1u o:na
oann?"
,gr bat eeIast. er - pirb sS =
ME nieoer tun!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

wv ~
&irflidfeit. (8.)
Tplitiide nnb nnpolitiidJe HanbgloTct.
Natiirli6 baben Die Seppeline
lpieber ni6ts mlsgeridtet llno bas or
CERT bic 2pnbpner.
= SO 8linoesienotor Mortine aud
9eiiegt bate, tpenn ser Hrdiibent fiir
i'm setpeicn lparc?
SD - noer Ser &ricgl" Sic
Erimaripablen l6cineu Dem 8rdlibenz
ten Itarf auf Die 9erpen se9ansen gu
lein. I
v@eidafte balber" reilt $. g.
Morgan na6 Gn9lanb. lin bie Epitz
ralbereien an Srt uno Steae 51 be-
,lpreden?
gllcb i'll Ser Siilonsfrage balt e5
Seutldlanp NIT bem alter, beipd6rten
@rrnoiae: @ilf Dir ielbit, 10 bilft sir
@ott.
Ser 9eutidet1bob lit i%nternatiz
pnal seiporben ipie Der SubenbaB ut1b
er entipringt bem Neio iiher sic geiltiz
ge lleberlesenbeit uno Die baourd crz
%5ielten grfolse.
- Sic 8nmben ser aliirten Sfieger
baben bic gisenidaft, nien1als Srultz
en- ober &inoer gu t~reffen - ipenisz
items merit Der 3enlor nidts oabon.
.
- SIM septen,ber berloren Sic Sri
ten burdidnittli6 $500 Wlann pro
Sag. Sic 8ednnng bes aronprinsen
@lppredt bon @aDern ltirnmte allo.
- Ser &ronprin5 meint: u9entld=
Lamb miro ungere6t be6anbelt bon
@merifa." @us tit Elm Srrtblm:
bon ser @illon : 8egierung, aber
nidt bon @merita.
- Spffre 9nt tpieber 5ebu fomntanz
birenbe 8eneraIe abseiett. @a5 jcben-
fails nidt banad ausliebt, ais pb Ell
bon Dem gerlauf Ser Sample an Ser
spmme ett3iidt 1pdre.
-
- Sn England tbllt man, INNER
nod. als babe man ben 8ei6sfan5ler
nidt berltanben. ,Mber man tbrt nllr
10. 0aan bat lin au9eniheinlid iebr
gut %peritanoen. ct bat ie, DeutId
seiproderl.
- Sem 8ralibcnten lpiro cs CUR
gcrubisuns bienen, noB es >penisitens
nidt bieiel6en 9eute ligo. bic bonn
1leberflnb a1 @elb, lnb ser a11appbeit
Der 2~ebensmittel geplast lperpen.
| -gus BAG Sbeal bes beltidcn 5plz
baten barf ser General bon SoIfenz
bubn be5eidnet lrerbert, Scr in ieber.
linn a~ngefpielenen Stellllng leine garsc
&raft in Sen 2icnlt bes @aterlanbes
lfeut. 1FI!
- 3ufolse Ser 81. 9. uSimes" tbei@
len 1i6 Die @abler Der gercinisten
Staaten III orei &ateeorien: bas title
gptlm, bas amerifaniide @ptum l1l1b
bas bclttlde @oturn. 9as title 3d.
tnm lit aufeeriittelt, bas a1nerifaniid)e
Gptltm lit nt6t aufgeriittelt, pas beltt<
1de @otllm lit cine Waptbe, iimrut aber
amerifanil6. 9a feblt ei1 Gptum, bas
Ser Nmerifaniiden u8riten".. Sic
itimmen, Sic itimrIcn vbritii6".
- Sic am n1eiiten berbortreteubcn
llnteri6iebe 5nildeE Ben &lrtbgebu1z
gen ser beranttportliden Mdnner lit
beioen 2asern Der %ellrppdiiden @rie9z
|fiibrenben ltnb: Sic @nrtfiibrer Der
01ittelmddte reben; bieienieen Ser gns
tente MAIDEN Mebensarten. 9iele prabz
len nit fiinftisen, 'Senc b%crulfen li6
ollf ppllbradte Sbaten. Sic 2pbbz
George. 8rianb unp Goiucarc broben
DEM @egner nit pIffi9er @erntdfu1g,
|eiu 9etbmannS@pIllpeg ruff fem @olf
sur Gettung pes @aterlatbcs on.
.
Sic amerifanilden Banfen uub
Sic @erliderunss : @eielidaften, Die
1ih nit enslil6enTapieren 6elaitct baz
ben, boben iett pas@ergniisen. cine be-
ltanpige gntpertbung bieier aftipen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

3ablen oaleben, oiirfte i6nen Die Suit
bergebcn. Genn oieie 3ablen ipez
ni9itens lii9en nidt. Sic iinb raube
8irtlibteit. (@.)
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near Hanover, which he recently pur-
chased from you; our examiner sent
to look over the land is satisfied tina:
it is a safe loan, but inasmuch as it is
a large loan, we would like to know
what Cecil paid for the land and if in
your opinion it is worth sufficient Sc
that $4,000 is a fair loan"
Gaines was dumbfounded. He had
never decided the land; had not ever
thought of selling it and so advised
the Iowa firm.
Cecil had exhibited a forged deed
from Gaines, had prepared a bogus
abstract, ana all formalities were
closed. According to the story which
has just leaked out, the Waterloo COM
pany had made all arrangements tc
turn over $4,000 Immediately, but q
wire from Gaines saved the transfer
in the nick Of time.
MI. Gaines considers himself fortu.
nate. "Had the deal gone through
and the mortgage been recorded,
would not have lost the land, but
would have been forced into a law sui
to quiet the title and prove the deet
a forgery"
According to information receive,
here by Gaines, it has since developed
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-07-20
QUESTION SAVES
A FIRM $4,000
COMPANY READY TO LOAN MAN
MONEY BUT INVESTIGATION
REVEALS FRAUD.

Mandan, N. D., Jply A,-Just a lit
tie bunch that $4,000 was a large
enough loan to bear one further little
point Of investigation saved the Wa
terloo Loan and Trust company, Wa
%terloo, Iowa, that sum and revealed
one of the most daring land frauds ev-
er perpetrated.
A. D. Gaines of Minneapolis, owner
of large tracts Of land in the North
Dakota Missouri Slope counties, and
who lives here about six months of the
year, received a letter the other dav
from the Waterloo Loan & Trust Co.,
in substance as follows:
"We have made every arrangement
to loan c. c. Cecil $4,000 on a 10000
acre tract of land in Oliver county
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-07-20
BACkACHE IS O|SC0uRAG|NG
out Not So Bad IL You Know How to
Reach tho Cause.

O3e NOT So Bad 1t You Know How to
Reach the Cause.
Nothing more discouraging than .
constant backache. Lame when you
awaken, pains pierce you when you
bend or lift. It's hard to work or to
rest. Backache often indicates bad
kidneys. Devils Lake people recon.
mend Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this
case:
Mrs. J. A. Miller, 914 Harrington
Ave.. Devils Lake, says: "For years
I had a great deal of trouble from
my kidneys. My back was very lame
and ached all the time. When I stoop-
Cd, I was hardly able to straighten.
Often l had sever headaches and diz-
y spells. I felt so miserable that
one of my neighbors suggested that
I take Doan's Kidney Pills. One box
helped me so much that l continued
using them. Since then have been
In much better health"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Miller had. Foster ilburp Co.
Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
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R|NGL|NG BROS,
COMING WEST
WORLDS BIGGEST CIRCUS AND
SPECTACLE CINDERELLA" AN
NOUNCED FOR AN EARLY
DATE.

Announcement is made that on
Monday, July "a, Ringling Bros, cir
Gus will give afternoon and night per-
formances at Grand Forks.
The famous showmen are this sea-
son presenting an all new and wonder
full program. The tremendous fairy
land spectacle, "Cinderella," will ap-
peal to both young and old. More than
1000 persons take part in it. It is
easily the biggest spectacle Ringling
Bros, have ever staged and it's glor-
ious BALLET of the Fairies, with 800
dancing girls, is in itself worth going
many miles to see. Following "Cin-
derella," 400 arenic artists appear in
the main tent program. Ringlings
have secured scores of circus per-
formers never before seer in America.
An entire trained animal show has
been made a part of the main tent
program this season. The menageria
now number 1000 wild animals. The
elephants, including "Big Bingo," the
earth's largest pachyderm, have been
increased to al and almost 800 horses
are carried. There will be go clowns
and a big free three-mile street parade
show Monday morning.
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Ala, leading up to the fourth ballot
in a field of five candidates.. Mime
apolis was elected as the meeting
place for June 1921, and %, 1917.
All the important officers advanced
one station, according to custom, ex-
cept the secretary and treasurer, re-
spectively. William S. Brown of
Pittsburgh and Benjamin W. Rowell of
Boston, were reelected. Henry N.
Neidringhaus of st. Louis thus be-
came imperial potentate.
Dispensations We're granted to Kzig
temple of Roanoke, Va, and Soudan
temple Of Newburn, N. C. The only
temple to get a charter was Alzafar
Of San Antonio, Tex. Tho applications
of Champaign, ILL.,, and topeka, Kas.,
were put over until next year. An
application for a charter for the Pan
anna canal zone was refused.
Attention was called to the fact that
la few women were allowed to rarade
with the Shriners in Buffalo, and it
was decided to enforce more rigidly
the rule including all except mobiles.
WANTED: Clean old cotton rags at
the Word office.
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EFFECT OF TIME
DEPTH OF FLOWING

The 1915 trials in time and depth
of blowing at the Edgeley Sub-Sta-
ton gave the following results with
wheat.
Early Fall Plowed.-5 inches deep.
q bushels per acre; Late Fall Plowed
IS inches deep, 10 1-2 bueshels; Med
lum Fall Puowed- 5 in ches deep, 12
IL bushels; 8 inches deep, rs bushels;
8 inch packed, % 1-3 bushels; Spring
plowed-5 inches deep, rs 1-3 BUSH
els; 8 inches deep, 81 1-3 bushels;
inches deep packed % is bushels.
Spring discing alternate with fall
plowing--5 inches deep is 3-4 bush
els. Fall disced alternate with spring
plowing-5 inches deep, % 1-2 bush
els.
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that Cecil had previously sold the
Waterloo Loan.& Trust Co., a num-
Der Of farm mortgages in Kidder and
Burleigh counties, N. D., and had
previously to that worked the land
fraud sales elsewhere. He has been
in court on earlier populations but
never was caught with the goods.
The Gaines deed is so palpably a
forgery that it is believed he has this
time overstepped himself. Officers are
searching the country for him, and
his arrest is expected any day.
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SHRINERS TO MEET IN
MINNEAPOLIS IN 1917
CITY CHOSEN FOR GATH.
ERING-OFFICERS ELECTED.

Reports from the Shriners' ccnya
ton at Buffalo says: James C. Bur
ger Of Denver was elected to the office
of outer guard, the first stepping
stone to the highest Office in the order,
at the annual session Of the forty
second annual meeting of the Imper-
ial Council, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, here. There has been keen
competition for the honor this year
David w. Grassland of Montgomery
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HOGS ON

Hogs on good pasture with a little
grain daily will be making a good
growth and will build good frames for
for filling out with corr when it is
ready for hogging down and the pas
ture makes cheap gains too. The ex-
ercise the hogs get in pasturing is
conducive to good growth.-N. D. Elk.
Station.
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CRARY

Dan Boyd, Jr., left for Fish Lake
Thursday evening.
Peter Christensen returned Saturday
from TT. Lincoln.
A. M. Powell, Ramsey county's next
treasurer, was a visitor here Tuesday.
Mr. Neibaurer's brother from Min
%nesota, is spending q month or SO in
this vicinity.
The Crazy band will go to Brocket
today to furnish music fer the Equity
celebration.
L.. NJ. Rutten was a visitor in Clary
last week, returning Saturday to his
home in Minot.
liver Sorbel, Peter Amodt and Nels
IWeten were transacting business in
Crazy Thursday.
Mrs. Theodore Reed is spending sew
eral weeks with relatives in Mime
sofa and Wisconsin.
Mrs Robert Brown and her daugh-
tiers Annie and Mary, ahve been quite
sick this week with lagrippe.
Eugene Wood of Makoti was a Wis
itor in Crary several days this week,
making the trip by auto.
Mrs. Lambert Rutten and children
returned Saturday after a two weeks
visit with relatives at Butler, MINI.
Mrs. Katherine Orr came home on
Monday from Mercy hospital at Devils
Lake where she has been for treat
ment for several weeks.
Frank LeDuc came up from Grand
Forks for a short stay and Miss Ha-
eel Rutten returned with him for an
extended visit at the Forks.
Crazy friends are grateful to Ed
gar Anderson for the many interestin !.
postals received from him while on
his auto trip to DEBORAH, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Swenson of SEQ
hey, Mont, r spending the season at
Chautauqua, and will visit a few
weeks at Crazy before before their
return.
Miss Emma Severson arrived from
the University last Friday, ana is a
guest at the Boyd home. She expects
to leave for Alberta, Canada. in a
short time.
John Kuntz of Cass Lake, Mimi.
has moved his family to Crary and
will make this his permanent resi-
dence. He has accepted a position.
with the Minneapolis Wooden Mills
company as their travelling represen-
tative.
j. H. Smith returned from Canada
Tuesday noon, where he spent a month
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Misses Marie and Hilda Hefkin of
Finley are the guests of their cousin
Mrs. A. Bennes.
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y. E. Olson came up from Hillsboro
Monday and brought with him Mr..
Wang Of Trail county who is antic;;-
patlng purchasing land in this locality.
Mr. Wang was %favorably impressed
with the outlook in and around Crary,
Miss Mary Taylor of jamestown IS
a guest this week of Miss Rebecca
Calderwood.
MI. and Mrs. j. W. Kelly and Mrs.
+. w. Southam came down from Chau.
tauqua Tuesday returning the same
day.
Floyd Luros and Lawrence Nichol-
son autoed to Edmore Tuesday and
MIR. Luros brought home a new Chal-
mers touring ear.
0. B. Olson returned Monday from,
Hillsboro.
DIR. Joseph Rutten was in town
Monday on professional business.
f. S. Chamberlin spent Sunday will,
his family at ~Chautauqua.
MIR. and Mrs. H. S. Pond had as the:,
guests last Sunday, MI. and Mrs. W
Il. Whitcomb, Mrs. Clifford and Mis-
Montgomery.
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John Anderson arrived from Bains.
vile, Mont, on Wednesday.
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Herman Carlson is putting a cement
floor in A. o. Blegen's barn this week.
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MI. and Mrs. j. G. Nichol. spent a
couple OF days at Chautauqua the first
OF the week. They were guests of
the latter's mother, Mrs. THOMPSON.
who is spending the season there.
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W. A. Hausmann left left last Fri
DAY o Baltimore, Nd, as a delegate
from the Devils Lake Lodge to attend
the b. 2. O. E. National convention.