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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
Sneitorm / Often.

PHILADELPHIA, Renn., Soc gpril:
Ser falot ioag ier Tommer Sine paa
man9e Steoer / TenmipIpania %
Nelu Seriep. 9ette or, efter 1pab
BET berp9renoe %eirbureau oplpier,
Oct itGrfeite Sneialb, man / Mmnos-
miltoe bar bopt paa oisie 9anter
raa oeitne Sib al garet.
Nelu g)orf CEN Sbe Mpril: Ser
far ioag rolet en- aanife poloiom
Sneitcrm paa Itlanterbapsfplten,
belt ira @nibington noropper til
Mem gnglanb-S tnterne. Sneen
~lnleIteoe BOG paa De fleite Steber
i9lcl nTiten ioa fort, iom BEN falOt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14

for MebIem al 0ationaIfomltccn %
for IeIegoter "at large. Sor TrI.
iioent faiteocs Der enoel ipreote
Stemmer, loaleoes al Hepiiblifaner.
ne for Observation-Disclosures Sugbes.
Mooieuelt, 0airbonfs, Hoot o. Soro,
iipr fees &iiebes at baoe ioaet nof.
iaa moilge. Champ Glorf ipntes at
pGre ben eneltc Sen1otrat. Der ior.
lioen Trpiioent @ilion tit enoel
Stemmer. IntaIlct al rcpilblifon.
lte Stemmcr faltet nc6 bette Solg
antageS at bile nao op Ill 10000,
al bennofratiiIe maalte 10000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14


@Gno nleIIcm II % 80 gIar tiuaoes
at torlaoe Sanoet. San tror, Of Der
eiter arigens SIntning oil bltpe en-
operoroentlis flor %llbonnoring til
Inlcrifa life aIcne ira Norge, men
ira ole Gele al europa.
NIt Slags Wultoriffe furbnot.-
IS. q. Dounequiit, Nolf Gountps
Iopofat, bar parsIet ale @pltprel'er
inoen Gountpet ON, at SoIg AZ laa.
folot near beer" eIler 0taltorlffer az
llogen Slogs. e,iten De laa er berii-
leloe eller life, pll betragtes lom
llroibart eiter oen 20Oe April. Gen.
ne Srilt er gipcn Tor at gipe De
SanOIenoe Anlebning I'll at bllpc al
meo Den SoripnluA DC nlddtte bape
paa SaanO. Gomltpaouotaten bar
ertlGret, at ban bar ioget bette til
lpnelaoenoe notlad eBenmT9tl9e
Sfriot ioroi Der rn0cr allc SluBs
r'fploige Napne iUIge9 bern'enoe
Gritfe, ira oct olminOeIige 81 I'll Den
llerfeite @biifp. Get CT notloa al.
minoelig anerficu0t. at Gountpao-
pofutcn bar &opel paa i'm Sloe, %
Der ipooes Dem llOc, lom popcr at
tro0ic bam.
%iplis @algfamp / Folf GunntD.
Otter bua0 Der MI meloea ira
Groofaton, pil %uIQlampcn / Bolt
Gpnltp iaar bliue Ell AZ Dc llpll9'te
man bar bapt pou LANCE Sioer, llTr
oa me0 Senlpn I'll Gou1tpets Hc.
prrIentation / ScgISlatllren. Sobn
%op0 % :. Z. Wforten par oprlnoe-
lig aamloioater ior 0jcnualg, men
Morfen traf Jig icncre tilba9c. u.
=. Sage, SefretUr lor Gorntp Sp.
ton Seu9ue, bar INLET Jig lom &ull-
oioat. ligeleoes :. =. Sergulon %
Sonlcs Cumming, bcggc az Wallo-
m. NJ anorc, joni mart penteS at
bile laoc Jig ppltIlle, n0pnea Sbo-
mas &ollum al Gritiile, Ilbert =.
@nIlicfIon al Sertilt, &. q. Gcflltno
al 6oiston, o. Soiepb @aa al
Groofston. Srguuliationen ior
County Option hapOe onbeialet 3.
Z. Morfen pg gllbcrt Splitoo ira
ocn peltlIge Gel al Eolt Gonntp.
SolituO nTgteoe at lobe Jig title,
hporpan Sptioniiternc igien traaotc
ldn1nlen % a~nbeialeoc @ullicfion al
0ertilc ~ Cummings al Ntaaprp.
: M~tcllenltioen hap0e Sage ltilet Jig
ipm annoioat, huorpua Morfcll be-
llllttcoe at trGffc Jig tIlboge.
Gpnntncrnes Mnunc. III Sc Sor-
flarin1er lom Stutcna hi'tori'fe Gel.
fob Niper ON SprinoeIlen til DC
i~orltIellige G%orntucra Hupne, fnu
plocrc nnfpres, at Nlue Gurtb lfriuer
liz ira Den blaa-Qronne Soro, iom
lill0ca langs ct al oe &anofar, Der
iIpoer llo / Wimneiota Niper. @lue
Gartb Goulltp blep etableret / 1858.
Set par mlnnlfe 0enne larlnle blau-
grenne Soro, Ipnl 2c-Suellr / 1901
loo lenoe Troper al til Sranfri9, Ou
ban trucoe ben i~noebolbt &obber.
%llle Garth CT en- Sperlpttelie al
WNntatu, Siourinoianernes Napn
pun Glpen. 9tapnet blep iiOcn til
lelnpet e'ter Den ~inoiunlfe l(otole,
laa nan III bar Wantato. - @romn
Soultp, ctobleret 1870, er optal0t
efter Soleph Nenibam @roipn, Der
/ 1887 bllg CONNER o. Dcoligebolot
Slllthanocl meO SnoiunCrnc pun set
Steo, bpor Saplors Sails MI lig-
ger. %rolpn TOM / Ell neget ing
Ilber lom Sronnmellager meb Den
isrite Ii0eling Trooper til Sort
Snclling / 1919. San begnnoie le-
mere at hon0le meo Snoiancrne, o.
eiteriom 9ipbnggerne ltrenmebe in0
tllli9e at ipttulere / Snno % %ps
tonltcr. San uogap / i'm Sio Ola.
Oct "Nfinnelota Yioneer" o. inoe.
hopoc ilcrc iorlfieQige Gmbeocr I'M
ser Sen tcrrltoriale Terio0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14

men De er antaeeIis fra @isconiin.
@anoet bar Is SOB bpbt, bpor Ir.
tomobiIen neIteoe uooper, o. ane
oar bleone Iisgenoe unber Maifi.
men iom &otter / en- Seloe. Set
eneite iom tpoebe paa, bpab Der bar
foregaaet, par Ell lioen @arnebat,
Der fleo paa Sanoet.
EriIen paa Hapir itaois itisenoe.
Ter meloes ira @ppIeton, at 16 go.
pirmsIer / Sor Hiper @alep bar
forcget line arbeibsuogiiter nleo Ell
1reoieoel, % at Der altiaa / bette
2ilfGIoe er nosen 8runo for oen
ooloiomnle Stigning i Eriien paa
alt SIags Nopir. Sc 16 Yapir.
mcaer bar nemlig BELT Segnet / ire
Irbeiositifter, iiteoetfor at Der fsr
fun bar 10, ct arbeioslag for Ga-
gen og ct anoct for Natten, bpert
Sag orbeioenbe 10 % II elmer.
Soroelt paa ire Glitter pil ser ial.
De fun s Iimers Nrbeioe paa bper,
meoens Irbeioerne DOG er tiIitaaet
Iamme Sen JONI ipr. Sorificaen
bliuer altiaa, at Der brilgcs en- Sre.
oieocl flere Irbeiosiolf o. at Der til
S%ennin9er oil tr9nges en- Sreoiebcl
mere END fer.
Saloummastens Stamp i Superior.
Zen forite Wtanppre for at frelIe Sc
100 Salooner, Der peo Valget for
rige Sirsoag beororeoes luffeoe i
hyperion, 9joroes iioite Wanoag,
ioet De "@aaoes" Iopofater ammo.
oeoe GOnnmer Hois ON at aisre per.
manent bet &sroag uoiteote mioIer.
ttoige Hetsforbub, bporpeo 9pcns
Contrasting Board" binoreoes / at
ertlGre &icenieiori laget for nebltemt
n1eo en- Waioritet al 26 Stemmer,
bpllfet Heiultat forefront peo Spnin.
gen. Saloonfoltene gipr ben Yaa.
ltano at commandments @rl,a
life or looligt, iarnt at De forifjeuige
Observation-Disclosures pirfeoe for
pirrenoe for %pIgcrne. - Senere
meloes, at Sommeren life iaa no9en
@rltno for %iaaoant Hetsiorbuo, bpor.
for Oct miolertioig inopilgeoe blep
opbppet. Sorilaget ON &icenie blep
oerpaa erflGret iorfaitet meo en- Wo.
%loritet al 26 Stemmer. S%a(ooufpI-
fene erfl9rcoe BOG itrar, at De life
laa mart agteoe at opgipe &anlpei,,
men at @alget poerIigere bill be.
tribes.
Ga To0ettc ieirer. Set par noaet
fcrbaltet, naar Mpiierne forriae llae
melote, at Senator ga Solettc bar
Hagen / lin esen Stat iom GrGii-
oenttanoioat. &algreil,ltaterne ira
minore @per og 2anosoiitrifter,e
bite Zig nemlis eiennemgaaenoe at
brtrge Waloriteter for ga Souette,
lnotil oct M er afgiort, at ban fon-
troaerer Ell Wfaioritet al @isconiins
Delegation til Den repubIifanife Na-
tlonalfonpention, bporpeo De progress.
iipe iifres ct Meolem paa Ylatiorm.
tomiteen % ct paa NationaIfomiteen.
Ilfreo Z. &oserS, Weolem al 80.
pofatfirmaet So 5ollette & Moeers,
antages at bile blipe gienpaIgt iom
Weolem at Mationalfomiteen, me.
oens Iopofat Sanles SDomplon, Der
iom ga Societies 0elegat not large"
er palgt ira ga Grosle, pentes at
blioe Mfeolem al Hlatformfomiteen.
M. .. Olbrif al Maoilon antases
at bile blipe faaret til at boloe Geo.
minationstalen for Ga 6oaette. Set
par Mr. Slbrid, iom for fire Mar
lioen bra9te @isconiin-S enatorens
Napn for Wationalfonpentionen, oa
ban pentes taar at blipe operoraaet
ianme Sperp. Ncminationen bill
blipe unoeritettet al Ell SeIegat fra
Nortb Safota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
Sermctiffnbrif i Ncnnon. o

9enpon uTrenoc gor1lc &ermctiira-
BRIT, Ser life har pPrct / Grit paa
10 Nur. cr blcpen fipbt al Sohn 2.
Nuabe@ 50. Tor at loitprcS meo mt
automatic Wtnitineri % igien Trttcs
Igang. Set lonnne 6irnln bar og.
lao fiebt Standardization / Cannon
Nails.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
,Slummcm frTpcr Sficr.

Walters, Ell Sarmer, bIcp Oct icrlte
Oi'er Tor %aorilommen peo Mon.
foto, og bans Sig gien'anotes Den
11tc nTr Wpen. San boube ioriegt
at fore nucr set oueripcmme0e Sau-
Iano, % iooucl ban lon bans @eite
on1tpm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14

item hor crfI9ret, at nogct lianenoe
albria er ppnaoet unoer Gramen.
Get bcr oaioa benierfes, Ct Oct bar
ieriie Gang NilS Holelano FOG Den.
40 Erofup,t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
Nnribnulfe Tloitc Settler opO.

9ticoIas Srapis, Der par blnIl0t De
aller irrltc Setilere pe0 Sarlbnllt,
cr / Den heic Yl0cr al % Nnr al
gnnct pe0 Gpoen / lit @icru ocritcbs.
Nnn tom I'll SarIbdult nllcre0e |
1891, oa ser paa bette Steb finn par
noNlc lao %o9buitcr % CT cnrltc Nlia
opicrt al la0e0c Nor0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14

@pno nleIIem Il o. 30 gar tiuaoeS
at iorIaoe 2anoet. 0an tror, at Der
otter arigens SIntning oiI bltpe Ell
operoroentIis flor llbpaloring I'll
Mnierifa life oIcne ira Horge, men
ira ole Sele al europa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14

SIUNpCHI NrlWUruuln. - N>plpu
h0p0t ll0lie NiNu0ul III lcrlte NrU
lioent ErimUrpulN men ser uar !iOcn
Nuicrevie. Htpublltancrnc inltruc-
rc0c inc Eelcl0t1r III at Itenlnle Tor
". =. Gunmliu2 'or ErUlioeni oA
uulG,c &uhn !. N0dma Al Sltbuduc
ion Wtc0lGH a. Acknowledgements
tloncu. Gcmotratcruc onbcialcoe
SSoo0row NSllioua eicnuall, lile-
lon " y Mfar'h a @aterIoo 9ien-
uaIQte@ lom Nie0lem a NationnIfo-
mi,ccu. Gor &%iceprUiiocnt anbeia.
le0e acknowledgements 9tcbraita Man.
Den Z. \. Nurteit. ScnIoiratcrnc
lieutc Tor elliot y. Major al WPia.
iouri. acknowledgements ualatc I'll
GclcAatcr at large: Y. u. Sre
mer. Geoar Napio2; Nolpdr6 !.
Glart. Se@ Moule2; @corac y.
6rendL SaOenport, ~ u. z.
&enuou. Sort Go0Nc. Scmofra,Iite
Gele8oter al large: Z. Z. @ere-
oItb, Gea Mioiuea; @eorge SiipcrS,
burlington; Wtaurlce Gounollp. Su.
buQue, 90 :. :. %u9bes, Council
%lu''S. NOcrteu Sniurgent.S emo-
traterne eIler DC progreelipc Hcpu.
%blItonere baube opitilet Nanbioaier
Tor Nr@lioent % %iceprTiiSent
men bopoe DOG line cgne 9anoioater
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-21
Posing in Graceful Ease"
MzzEz R1ro {

ferent ways of expressing emotions
by various movements of the human
form. These motions constitute pan
tomime, the language of the photo
play, in which the whole body talks
and not a word is actually spoken.
You hear it every time you go to q
movie show, but up to now you've
never had a chance to read real
analysis, of this language by one who
understands and talks L
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-21

Pantomime is. the expression of
meaning by mute action. That's what
the dictionary says. -
This one word tells the story of
motion picture acting, that marvel
Gus medium of expression which has
won millions of people as patrons of
its art. ....y ....=, ~. sf.sEg
AS there are different ways of say
ing things in words many shades. of
infection in talking-so are there diff:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16
The MARKETS
WHEAT. MARKET
PROVES SHAKEY
Prices of Grain Taken Sudden
Slump, But Later Scars Sky
s,g.. -.s w..
ward
ward

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Although talk Of
peace parleys within four months gave
a temporary advantage today to the
Bears in wheat, the market closed
strong, Influenced by announcement
that Argentina grain offerings to Eur
ope had been completely Withdrawn,
and by a report that farm reserves Of
wheat in Canada were small. Closing
prices were &c to &c net higher, with
December at Sl.S7A to $1.S7k, and
May at $1,000 to $1.91. Corn gained
Nc to &c to sc and oats 1sc at Nc
to &c. Provisions showed a setback
of 21ac to 1Oc.
Unexpected advances in wheat quo.
tations at Liverpool, gave right at the
start a decided upward swing to the
market here. 1t was explained that ar
rivals of wheat in Great Britain were
scanty-and that millers' demands were
increasing. Argentina crop advices
proved bullish and foreigners seemed
eager to acquire Chicago contracts for
further deliveries. Soon, however,
the market headed downward faster
than it had gone up. Bears were max
ing much Of the peace interview from
Count Appayni, the Hungarian leader,
and it was not until the last fifteen
minutes of the session that the bulls
again obtained control of the market.
Corn swayed with wheat.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16
LOTS FOR SALE
D. T. OWENS G. co.

D. T. OWENS & co.
FOR sALE-We own and offer for
sale or trade 120 acres fruit land in
magnificent American settlement
east of Havana, Cuba.
FOR SALE-10O-acre improved farm
in northern Florida.
FOR sALE-1O-acre apple orchard IT.
rigated in Colorado.
FOR SALE-Four S0-acre tracts close
to Bismarck.
FOR sALE-Large list of city lots
and residences.
Farm and City Loans.
D. T. OWENS & co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16

New York, Nov. 15.-There were no
material changes in today's broad and
active market from those of the pre-
ceding session. Rails were again I'M
der repression in consequence of the
widespread movement of the transpor-
tation companies to test the elgality
CT the eight-hour law While issues
NJ most other descriptions were main
iy higher. few registered gains of al
most sensational proportions.
Dealings during the afternoon were
attended by alternate advances and de-
clines, local selling being partly on
set, notably the Independent Steel is.
sues, which derived much of their sup.
port from the advance in the price Of
steel rails, a step inaugurated by tho
United States Steel Corporation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16
WORK WANTED
WANTED-Young la

WORK WANTED--Young lady with
fair education wants work in the
CITY, Write Tribune, No. 20.
11-10-1mo
WANTE0-Any kind Of work by
young man. Apply Room 60 Bis
marck hotel. 11-16-3t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16
z. &. YOUNG.

FOR eAlE-5.ro0m strictly modern
cottage; corner lot; good barn, suit.
able for garage; $4,000, on very
z reasonable payments.
FOR &ALE-7.room strictly modern
house: bath; lights; furnace, oak
finish downstairs; maple floors all
~ over house; $500.
FOR eAlE-Riverview Addition lots
are the cheapest good lots In the
i city. Prices for so and 75.foot lots,
4 $500 to $500, on very easy terms.
FOR. eAlE--Lots on 18th street: so
feet; $500, on very easy payments.
These lots are twenty. per cent
cheaper than anything ip the neigh.
y borhood.. It'll
. at- I. >.>.saaAFs- = ~ 49, 4;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16
t
%
CATTLE MARKETS
ST. PAUL,

HOGS-Receipts 1900; zoe to 25c
lower; range $S.75 to 1920; bulk $3.50
to $9.05.
CATTLE-Receipts 1890; killers,
weak to 10c lower; steers S4.25 to-
$10.25; cows and heifers S. to $3.50;
calves, steady, $425 to $11 So stock
ers and feeders, steady, $3.50 to $3.50.
SHEEP-Receipts 1,3O0;- steady.
lambs $3.50 to $1125; wethers $3.50 to
1925; ewes So to s7.25.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16
HM WANTED nGAI1

HLP WA111D I1llAI1
WANTE6-Girl i0f general house.
work; highest wages. Mrs P. C.
II Remington, 610 It'll st. 11-16.6t
WANTED-A girl, for general house:
work; small family. Mrs. j. H.
Heaton, 423 Tenth st. 1l-16-6t
VANTED-Girl for general house
sss work; family of three. Mrs. Geo.
MIL 323 3rd St.. q s1l-'5.6t
ss5'sRAlsTED-Three neat appearing
sss. Young girls. Apply White Gonfec.
ssfs tloAery. ~ ~. "A lift
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Matter of the Estate OF Mary
Reardon:
Notice is hereby given by the IN
dersigned, Thomas O'Leary, Admins
traitor of the Estate Of Mary Reardon,
late of the City OF Bismarck, in the
County Of Burleigh and State of
North Dakota, deceased. to the cred
itors Of, and all persons having c'eims
against said deceased, to e..Aibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first
publication of this notice, to said adj
ministrator, at the office of F. L. Nc
Curdy, in the City Of Bismarck, Coun.
ty Of Burleigh, State Of North Dakota.
Dated November 1st, 1916.
THOMAS OLEARY,
Administrator.
First publication on the End day Of
November, 1916.
(11-2, 8, JIG, 23)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16

now 70 ANSWER olilso A..
AzA IL signel With nrmbseD q
lnttialA care Tribune must % ~
sysesd b. lsstr addrssaed to tie
Aambsr EiveaStn tho Cd. Tribune On.
jfpyss srS not permitted to tell who
~ adyertiler q. NAH Of sond your
11gwee 20 Trihuno No. ard ~
IN forward It to the advsrtissr. q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16

Mlso1I.L.AlgIouS.35 !.

FOR sAuE-Quantity storm sash,
suitable for enclosing porch. F. A.
Knowles. l1.16-3t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16
CHICAGO.

HOGS-Receipts $4,000; weak; 15c
to zoe under yesterdays average; bulk
1918 to $3.50; light $3.50 to 1910:
mixed $40 to 1925; heavy 1895. to
1895; rough 1895 to $3.50: pigs $3.50
to $3.50.
CATTLE-Receipts $4,000; firm; ma
tive beef steers $3.50 to $12; western
steers $500 to s1O.25; stockers and
feeders $4.75 to $3.50; cows and heif-
ers 1915 to $3.50; calves $3.50 to
1925.
SHEEP-Dece;pts $4,000; weak;
ewes 1925 to $3.50; lambs SO to $l1.95.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-16

J. Il. HOLMAN.
Lucas Block. Phone 745.
FOR sALE-House Of rooms, almost
modern, 4 blocks from postofiice.
$1400, 5000 cash. -
FOR aALE-Bungalow, new, large
rooms and bath, east front: 5000,
$1100 cash. sFfF
FOR sAlE-The last good corner In
the city,. close in: worth $4,000; for
/ quick sale $500.
= ). \. HOLMAN.
Lucas Block. Phone rs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-08

Il IL VI y AMI DOVV 4Nk
Barred IN OUR
''The female is more deadly than
the male" according to the poets
gentle lay. It may not be the truth
in every case, but sure enough 1t
turned out yesterday.
"The attentions of this man to my
daughter, Agnes, who is but girl
of Is, must cease said Mrs. Emma
KaIiszkowski, 1885 N. Ashland av.,
of Joseph Balonis, $50 W. Monroe.
MY daughter wishes naught to do
with him; he has of his own lips adj
mitted he is unable to support her
and there are others who seek her
out. To him she has written letters
that she wishes no more to do with
him. But this day she said to me
that so little is she interested in the
fate of him that she would not ap-
pear in this boys court to testify
against him, but told me to appear
instead and ask your honor that she
be let in peace"
81 will let her in peace" said Jo-
seph, and he reached into his pocket
and drew forth a postal which he
handed to Judge Fisher.
The judge read it amid eloquent
silence.
81 will not order this boy to keep
away from your daughter" said the
judge. eff a girl wishes a man to
leave her alone she is able to make
him do so without any action of
court"
Then he handed the postal back
to Joseph. 1t was from Agnes and it
asked that Joseph meet her next
Tuesday night,
GLOW can Won doubt me. good and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-08
HE UPS AND DOWNS OF LIFE THAT ARE
Barred IN OUR MANY COURTS

Judge Newcomer in the court of do
nestle relations, charged with non
support.
Halt" said the judge. Hard
working and a policeman" u
He was dismissed from the force
for over-sleeping," said his wife.
Some hard work in the Bridewen
would do you good" said the judge
He has a pull and he don't work,
when he goes there" said the wife.
when he was there last"
81 worked said Joyce, ''but was
suffering with rheumatism, so they
put me serving soup"
'SiX months, with a recommended
ton that you go to the rockpile,"
said the judge.
will you wait until I advise them
I am coming so can get word to my
friend and won't have to go?" asked
Joyce.
But the sentence stands unless
Joyce lands job driving an ice
wagon.
who's IoOny now?" is quite IA
vOrite quip. We have it asked of us
almost every day. Psychologists and
others let it slip, but we never heard
it put before this way.
you are all of you on the verge of
insanity" said Judge Newcomer
after listening to the testimony in
the case of Edward Gierschke, 1929
N. PauIina ST., his mother and his
wife in the case of nOnsUpport.
You, Gierschke, say you don't
care to go to church. Any one who
doesn't care to go to some church
has something wrong with his mind.
You, his mother, say you only go to
church when you can listen to bal
anced man. Balanced men are no
more common than balanced Wom-
en-, and if you only go when you can
hear balanced man you will not go
often"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-08

How can you doubt me, good and
honest sir; travelled eight long years
upon the beat, and toiled-" Zone
moment, did you say copper and
you toiled? You surely must be suf-
fering from the heat"
81 was a hard-working policeman
for eight years." said VIM. Joyce,
1142 w, S5th St, as he stood before
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-16

next legislature a bin to concentrate
more effectively the administration of
road funds.
There is great need, in my opinion,
for the establishment OF a comprehen-
sive system to handle public road i'm
provement funds in Minnesota, and
prevent squandering of single dol
lar" said Senator McGarry.
Townships Can Levy.
Townships are authorized by laws
now to levy up to 10 mills for regular
and mills additional for emergency
road funds; the board of county COM
missioners can levy 4 mills for it's
purposes, and lastly is the provision
for 1 mill maximum levy by the
state.
THE 1 mill tax for the state brings
about $1,600,000 Of revenue now, so
maximum levies under all the au-
thoriZation would seem ample to pro-
vide all the funds necessary to carry
on a complete, systematic plan Of road
improvement over the state
The proposal, according to Senator
McGarry, was generally indorsed by
delegates to the recent meeting of the
Northern Minnesota Development as
Sociation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-16
$4,000 Law
SUIT ON FOR
NEXT MONDAY
Brings Counter Claim For
Big Sum Against
Land Firm
$2S.OOO FOR SUFFERING
Charges Grandin Farm, Sold
For $4,000, Was
Misrepresented

One of the largest and most impor-
tant law suits ever called to the atteIa-
ton of Clay county district court will
come up here Monday for trial before
Judge John A. Roeser OF st. Cloud;
the Brown-Danskin Land Co., of Min
neapolis, suing T.. M. Prindle and 9TH
ers of Georgetown, to recover dettcien-
cies amounting to $4,000 in a fore
closure proceeding and Mr.. Prindle
bringing a counter action against the
real estate firm for 100000 damages
for charges of misrepresentation of the
Grandin farm at Georgetown, traded
to Mr.. Prindle two or three years ago
by the Minneapolis firm.
Attorneys James NJ. Witherow, G. G..
Dosland and Charles s. Marden, will
represent the Prindles and the law
firm of Keith, Kingman, Cross and
Wallace, of Minneapolis, will fight the
battle for the Brown-Danskin Co. 1t
was said by local attorneys today that
the case would continue throughout
most of next week.
Charges brought in the counter claim
by Mr.. Prindle set forth the fact that
he owned a 1000 farm in Clark coun-
ty, ILL.,. that the Minneapolis land firm
Induced him to trade for the Grandin
farm at a contract price of $l16,OOO.
Mr.. Prindle alleging he was led to be-
believe the Grandin farm would pro-
duce enough to make up the difference
in price within ten years.
After he took possession Of the farm
the Minneapolis company began fore
closure proceedings, shortening the
time for payment from ten years to
one year, it is alleged, and eXtorting
$4,000 from him, making it necessary
for him to get additional signers on the
mortgage.
Later other trouble came out Of the
transaction, resulting in claim made
against Prindle for $1,000.
Prindle is suing for $55,000, the diff
ference in the value Of the two farms,
$4,000 for the difference in the in
come, and $4,000 for the mental an
guish and injury he suffered. The pa.
pers were filed in the case several
months ago at Minneapolis.
The Brown-DanSkin firm claims
Prindle's charges are without founda-
ton and will attempt to prove them SO
next week.