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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-05

non T. Vale, William Rouland Gill,
Clifford l. Granger, Glenn Granger,
Cecil Joy Green, Frank Eugene Green,
Melbert Charles Green, Henry Gunder-
son, James Harris, Paul friedrich
Hart, Martin Holland, Frank H. Helms
worth, Vernon A. Hoar, Andrew w.
Humphrey, Randolph Bertrum Hustad,
George Harrison Hutton, George L..
Isensee, Carl Johnson, Ekner Frances
Johnson, Harold Clifford lobe, Jack
Margart Keefe, Henry F. Krunkelfeld,
Carl M. Kuhl, Earl Ray Langworth,
Albert Lee, Alfred Oscar Lee, Alfred
Wilhelm Lee, Burton Vincent Lippolt,
Erling Lovestuen, Peter O. Ludwig,
Charles L. Luessen, Bert Lush, James
Alexander Macdonald, Frank Mandas,
Jesse r. Marquisee. Lester James
Meyer, William Earnest Moore, Vic
tor Monsoon, Carl A. Myhre, Eugene
Harris Mcfarland, r. Kenneth McFar-
land, Philip McGrow, William j. Nc
Mullan, Levi FRANKLIN Nearing, Carl
William Olson, John Olson, Conrad
Peterson, Alfred J. Perkins, Anil Fred
Enock Pforr, Berry Rudolph Pfusch,
John Russell, Karl Sanders, Harry
Schraeffer, Andrew ]. Schmid, Ludwig
VIM. Seibel, Orrin LelbOrn Short Her
bert Charles Smith, John M. Soukis,
George W. Staples, Stewart P. Steven
son, Rueben Dell Stewart, Victor Oden
Swanson, Elmer Obed Swiggum, Floyd
T. C. Tenney, Neal Herman Tracy,
Elmer w. Triebold, Lewis Truesdell,
George Gordon Vallandingham, Christ
Weltcheff, Cru Ellsworth Westby,
Edward Wick, Frank T. Wilcox, Lloyd
David Witter, Ingvald Void, Frank A.
Wood, Ralph Young, VIM. H. Young.
Fourth Ward Valley CITY,
Precinct No. as
Edward Leonard Anderson, Oscar
William Anderson, Jacob Arndt, Ar
mold E. AXelson, Robert A. N. Baillie,
Ernest Barr, Walter Barr, Joseph c.
Barstad, Herman L. Baumann, Culber
Beachem, Theodore Billet, Rueben
Derwood Blanch, Rudolph Boon, Lawr-
ence Bohnhoff, Thomas A. Bonhus,
George F. Borchers, Raymond L.
Brown, Norman Andrew Burch, Frank
Buresh, John Tinker Bush, Jake Rol-
and Cardnel, Charles Andrew Carlson,
Oscar Carlson, William Clark, Elmer
Ward Cowdrey, Daniel Patrick Daley,
John J. Dahl, Hugh Fred DERRICK, Les
lie Edward Disney, Tanos Dragasnoff,
Palmer H. Emerson, Sam Evanoff, Al
vim Feiskert, James Edward Fitzger-
aid, Leon Fitzgerald, Albert Fletcher,
Vern French, George Froid, Oscar Fer
guson, Evan Ganeff, Norbert Garski,
Earl Eugene Greene, Howard Gould,
Alvin P. Hagenstone, Frank Hall, John
Luther Hammond, Thomas Hansen,
Hjalmar Hansen, Mark w. Harkins,
William Hickman, Frank Herrick,
Fred S. Herring, Jonas Hetland, Mar
Gus Hetland, Charles A. Hollinshead,
Stroud M. Hollinshead, George
Nichols Irmen, Richard John Jensen,
Robert Jensen, Edwin Nicholas John
son, George Kancheff, Alfred Keister
Ed Keister, Jesse A. Knichkerbocker
Alfred Koehn, Lynde H. Rooster, John
Kriss, Curt Xurka, Conrad A. B. Lar
son, William A. Luzader, John NJ. Lor'
entsen, John Conrad, Lying, Otmar
Theodore Lunz, Christian Madsen
Dan Mahoney, John j. Maier, Tribon
Marinoff, Hervert NJ. Markuson, Mil
ton Harold Mason, Antonis Mejia
James c. MCGEE, Ray Ira Nearing
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-05

Otto Harry Elm, Anders Aren't FOyen,
Norman Froid, Andrew Graalum, Ar
thur Sigurd Graalum, Ole Edwin
Graalum, Lyle Leroy Greenlaw, Oscar
Gunderson, Edw. Horkman, Gerret
Jon Jonson, John Johnson, Bernard
John Kluvers, Ralph Kluvers, Henry
Kooy, Thormod j. Korsan, Carl Oscar
Kulsrud, James Alfred <Kulsrud, Alfred
Lasseson, Jens Oscar Nahum, Olaf
Rudolph Nahum, Albert Osjohn Nor
berg, Bob Olafson, Oscar Theodore
Olson, Rudolph Olson, Arend Post,
Conrad Post, Anton Reiten, Lars L.
Reiten, Ole S. Reiten, Arend Reitman,
August Fridolf Rodin, Emil William
Salberg, Arthur Melvin Salthammer,
Torkel Sarsten, Albert Sonsthagen,
Adolph Strum.
Rosebud ToWnship-Precinct No. Al
Oliver Amundson, Arthur Anderson,
Hans Andrew Anderson, Carrot
Arends, Marines Arends, Benjamin
Boom, GOttfred BrOx, Herman Cayer,
Olaf Johansen Gildnes, Oscar Gudmes-
stad, Henry Joling, Cyrene Ringert
Jongewaard,~ Thomas Petersen Kalde-
helm, Ole Bartenious Monson, James
Edward Murphy, Daniel George Nc
Kenna, Edward Charles McKenna,
Melvin Rudolph Nohre, Christ Olson,
Elmer Olson, Arthur Opperud, Cyrus
Ole Opperud, Albert George Peterson,
Gregar Peterson, Oscar Ted Person,
Francis Wesley Satterlee, Amund
Olson Saghaugen, Leo Nicholas
schall, Adolph Tom, Ralph Tom,
Gerrit H. Van Bruggen.
Greenland Township-Precinct No. AZ
Forest Elmer Anker, Delwin
Baertsch, John George Brolsma, Hugo
Houston Carlson, Isaac Carey David
son, Julien Demets, Earl w. Dorland,
William T. Erickson, Alfred Fosmark,
Edward Fosmark, Peter Adolph John
son, Arie Jongewaard, Albert Theo-
dore Koppa, Frank w. Kroska, Hibbe
Kratje, Leonard Ellie Melanson, Will
EN- Midlothian, Einar T. Nelson, Ole
Olsen, Jacob A. Ottema, Harry Clark
Partridge, George Prehl, Paul Prais-
ner, Ole Seglem, Enus N. Seversen,
Oliver Syverson, Simon Syverson,
Herman Siderius, Knut l.. Skeie, Her.
man Van Casting, Peter Verduin, Jr.,
Leo J. Wagner, Robert Graham Wyatt.
First Waro Va''ey City
l. Precinct No. 43
Clifford Abrahamson, Linn Amund-
son, Martin Auckland, Theodore An
thanapoulas, Frank A. Banwarth, Will
liam Fred Bartz, Frank Bartholomew,
John Bartholomew, Frank Beal, Jr.,
George Beal, Charles Albert Bergman,
Mix Bolsky, Frank F. Booth, Richard
G.. Brown, Carl Ernest Bublitz, Will
liam F. Bublitz, George Burchill, Peter
Calais, Caster Christensen, Adolf N.
Dahl, August C. Dahl, Elmer John
Dahl, John Nicholas Deibler, James
Doiamis, Jens Erickson, Ludwig Faux
old, Nicola Ferrazzo, John Fone, Will
liam A. Foster, Earle Louis Fouks,
George Fousekes, Harry Fousegis,
Denetia George, Garfield Gray, Andrew
Grodem, Frank Greaves, John HOVER
son, Jr., William Halverson, William
Hancock, George Hanson, Henry
Louis Henderson, George David Holz
man, Charles F. Hunter, ALBERT Oscar
Iverson, George William Johnson, John
Johnson, John Albert Johnson, Sam
Johnson, Voldemar B. Johnson, Ejna1
Wenzle Tarney- Jagd, Johannes F
Jagd, David Lewis Junod, Floyd
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-05
Barnes County Roll Of Honor
Continued from page g.

(COnLlnueQ ITOlu page o.
derson, Henning Duval Anderson, Will
liam Anderson, William Ernest An
derson, Oscar Aus, Arthur Julian Bar
stad, Walter William Bantel, Oscar
Carlson, Axel Hiding Dagman, Mat
Demuth, Walter Harold Ellsbury,
Henry S. Fritz, Erwin Clarence Fur
geson, Ole Gilland, Gust Guseaks, Nor
man Holtly, Robert Ernest Janz,. Carl
Arnold Johnson, Frank Robert John
son. Herman Clarence Johnson, John
Elton Johnson, Lloyd Melvin Johnson,
Christian Kjolseth, Hans Peter Kjol-
seth, Herman Kurtz, Olaf Kjolseth
Adolph Gustaf Krassin, Julius August
Kurtz, George Jerry Mann, John
Mann, Matt Larance Manu. Joseph
Michalski, Finn Oyen, Logged Frances
Peterson, Claud Bartlett Phillips, Otto
George Charley Probst, Alfred Martin
Robertson, Henry Herman Robertson,
Gust Rodites, George Sampros, John
Siomos, Carl Palmer Skramstad,
Henry Skramstad, Malfred 1ngvold
Skramstad, Olaf Anton Smestad, Mel
vim Smestad, Peter A. Sonstiby, Fred
Spether, Howard Ross Tendick, AL
bert Raymond Thomson, Gust Vasillas,
Michal Vitelich, William Votsios,
Julius Wittliff, Neal Francis Zook.
Thordenskjold Township
Precinct No. 80
J. Arthur Anderson, Julius Bally,
Kamel M. AL Banna, Arne Olaf Bar
stad, William Boxrud, John Martin
Brendmoen, Sigvard Melvin Brend-
moen, Carl Gustaf Carlson, Gustaf
Carlson, Charlie Clauson, Carl Edwin
Erickson, Alfred Gilbertson, Martin
Gilbertson, Selmer Gilbertson, Lewie
Arthur Hagen, Oscar Hagen, Hedge
Haglund, James Oliver Hanson, Louis
Melvin Hanson, Carl Melvin Horland,
Sigurd Jacobsen, Sevrre Jacobsen,
Adolph Marius Johnson, Carl John!
son, Henry Melvin Johnson, Hilmar
Wilhelm Johnson, Joseph Johnson,
Wa1demar Johnson, Johan Kolrud
Friedrich Langgraff, Gunner Larson,
Peder Lee, Paul Lund, Arthur Ny
troen, Henry Olson, Jacob Roninski
John Sando, Peter Westerlund, Edwin
Rudolph Wilberg, Hjalmar Wilberg,
Hilbert Wilhelmsen, William Wilhelm
sen.
oakhiII neutrality-suspicious. No.. SO
Alfred Cnr1StSOn beCh, AItuui 1Neli'
son Beck, Karl Benson, Morten Berg,
Edwin Hjalmar Erickson, John Albert
Edisvig, Ole L. Eidsvig Oscar Adolph
Eidsyig. Andrew H. Frostad, Carl
Henry Frostad, Henry Frostad, Carl
Ellingsen Haahjam. Henry T. Hanson
Carl Edwin Holland, Magnus Halland
Clarence Hellickson, Melvin Bern
hard Hellickson, Conrad Lund Jacob
son. Arthur Johnson, Knute P. KNIT
son Arthur Melvin Larson, Martin
Larson, Sigurd Lien, Endre Lund
Martin Martinson, Simon Martinson
Nels J.. Nelson, Albert Henry Oles
berg, Ole Raberg, Gust P. Reitan
Charlie H. Rue, Thomas H. Rue
Thomas Martin Rue, Carl Salthammer
John J. Skjegstad, John Somoe, HAL
mer Strand, Torger Bonde Syvertson
Ole Thorud, Claus Christian Tomren
Spring Creek Township
Clarence Bergan, Edwin Gerger, Con
rad Christianson, Harrard briggs
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-05

Everal Keller, Olof Kvernes, Emil
Julius Kvilvang, Angel Laegios, Ar
thur Mackey, William Metz, Stephen
Mehale, Arthur William Milton, Sam
uel Arthur Moore, Ronald James Nc
Donald, Dan Nickolakopulas, Ole
Nickoly Nelson, Olaf Norgaard, Carl
T. Olson, Samuel Olson, Gust
Platouras, Laurence H. Purdy, Mike
Sarles, John Simperas, Peter Skoufs,
Louis Spera, George Stveve, Lloyd
Sheffield, Paul P. Sherman, Louis M.
Somdahl, Bernard o. Swanson, Hiram
Swanson, Oscar Sunde, Igor Todi,
Mike Toni, Clinton F. Tooley, Cana
tatts Vaughel; Leonardo Vetri Elmer
Charles Wicks, Frank Forester Clar-
ence Williams, Fred Williams Wilson,
Martin Adolph Void, Roland Caring
ton Wife, Paul V. Wood.
Second Ward Valley City
Precinct No. az
Henry A. Amundson, Paul G. Baar-
stad, Maxwell Vorhis Bailey, Lawr-
ence H. Blair, John William Blume,
Larry D. Bowen, William Henry
Bowen, Lee Lester Bright, Walter
Justin Brown, Torgjorn Brudeset,
Joseph D. Brunette, John A. Burns,
Clarence Victor Carlson, Edwin Carl
son, Harvey B. Cook, Thos. j. Cross,
William J. Davis, Louis H. Erickson,
Gabriel Fristaed, Sidney M Cannon,
Jay Wellington Gibson, George w.
Hahn, Angel Hari, John Henning,
Eugene NJ Holiday, Hurtvig Ulvik
Jensen, Henrick Johanneson, Adolph
Johnson, Andrew J. Johnson, Arthur
l.. Johnson, Frank C. Johnson, Harry
johnson, Gustav A. Karlsen, Edwar H..
Kells, Harry R. Kranz, Martin Xviii
wing, George Ira Lampmann, Sanford
E. Largent, Alfred M. Moe, George A.
Moe, Ernest o. Myhre, Walter Howard
Myhre, Edjor G. McCready, John Alex
Mcdonald, Albert C. Mclaughlin, Carl
Edward Norgaard, John Herman Nor
man, Ollie Norwood, Carl Olson,
Micheal Orlowski, Aaron Peterson,
Eistein Peterson, Peder Peterson,
Horace 1rea Personals, Walter Randy,
John Rasmussen, Wilfred Reed, Will
liam A. Schier, Edward J. Shrum,
Richard Emil Skonnard, Nello Lee
Smith, Clarence Spreiter, Ole Stazrud,
D00A II. .oIO" al I, IIdiVcy T.. 1 AuloIOl'
William V. Tonso, Adolph Vaalar,
Roy Allan Weston, James J. Wertin,
John Carl Wertin, Norbert Wertin,
Aaron P. Whitewood, Louis Smith
Wylie.
Third Ward Valley City,
Precinct No. as
Frances P. Aamoth, George H. AL
dahl, Henry Gustof Arnsdorf, Herbert
Asp, Joe Balger, William w. Barr,
Loren Rockwell Benscoter, Ralph Ber-
gan, L., w. Birdsell, Jesse Blalark,
David Blasberg, Agardt Edwin Bloom,
Will Band, Deane F. Brooks, Torger
s.. Brown, Willie Buhrow, Leonard
James Call, G. Willard Carlson, John
Burl Carr, Raymond Schelin Chill.
berg, Lawrence w. Chingren, An.
Tton Christensen, Harley Christian
son, Harry Bernard Christensen
Thomas Michael Condor, John Thomas
Coughlin, Melvin Murray Crandall
Charles A. Craswell, Richard Monroe
Crutchley, Walter Herbert Cenny
Harold Charles Dwight, Harry Arnold
Eckert, Glenn Earle Engle, Allen Fer
ris, Arthur E. Field, John Fearing, Lee
D. Ferguson, Fred Joseph Fredrickson
Elmer Froid, Leon A. Fournie, Yer
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-22
NO RELIEF.

The belated appointment Of the tariff commission car,;ee =
r croaa;1g 81 qnr relief + TO the country which is suffering from the IN
dent Wilson has chosen for this board only one can be claimed RI
sns, sense h;a cas- as q believer IN the doctrine Of q protective tariff; and
tney nave any champion at all on the tribunal which is to PASS IN
9 "a . me apphcatlon and the formulation of tariffs as they exist and
VINO s1n scans can the list of Mr.. Wilson's tariff commission Is that. han.
a phSe 4 ~ En- sn q "a laws = and the Constitution, its members win be IN
In this connection it is worth rejecting also that an executive
tariff commission is inherently doomed to failure. It represents
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-22
IN NORTH DAKOTA
|Msvs Of tie Weak From Many
Sections d ths State
MANY ITEMS Of INTEREST
Events Are erlsfy Written In Order
% Make Psruaal Easier for

The La Moure Echo has been award-
ed first honors IN the weekly news
paper contest conducted during North
Dakota's Appreciation week. Jan. 81.
to 81, It was announced at Grand
Forks by the committee Of judges ap-
pointed to review the Booster" edt-
lions. Second honors were won by
the New Rockford Transcript and the
third place went to the Harvey Jour
nal, with honorable mention to the
Bismarck Palladium.
The state banki have 10000 Oo
more in deposits now than they had.
eleven years ago. according to statis-
tics compiled and mnounced BY W.
C. Macfadden, secretary Of the North
Dakota Bankers' association. In the.
nrst statement in 1908 the state bankt
had deposits agEregating $1s. 55s .soS II,
while they now have deposits totaling
$s1, .sso.64. In the same period
the aggregate resources Of the banks
increased from $14.4l4.so5.13 TO $685.
333.0e6.1s.
Former Governor 2: 7. sari0 Of
North Dakota viii head . gronp Of
North Dakota men In camp It Fort
Smelling. MIMI, thiaslsummsr, +. A.
Irish. vice president Of tho First Ma
tfonal hank OF EaHEA lid .DonaJk r.
Cotton, chairman Ut tic Northwest
states division Of the, Military Train
ing Camps association.sMr. Irish Yas
IN Minneapolis at the time. There
probably will be- 500 men IN the North
Dakota representation ut the camp.
Nj. Irish said.
r: r. Rutledge Of Williston ID the
checker champion Of North Dakota
taking honors at the state checker
tourney at Grand Forks. He won the
silver loving cup offered by the asSo-
citation. Minot vas .selected n the
place for the next tournameAt L b.
Nichols was elected president; G. J.
Hprd ofsGrand Forks wfsseiected Vice
president: A. p. Jones Of Hankinson5
Was reelected secretary and treas
urer. r. r. Rutledge and A. Bjork-
ness Of Park River were made cap
ltains Of teams to conduct . CORE
.spondence tourney Immediately.
: That the state Of North Dakota In
tsads 10 push . 91.60e!0oo claim
against Minnesota FIR A6ods damage to
faxna south Of Jairmount, because ef
. 80 called DIGESTIVE drainage system,
Il Indicated q The requsst1oe Attorney
General William LanG@H that the su-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-22
CIVILIZATION
AT THE GRAND

The infinite pains to which a photo
play director will 60 q: produce the
real fine touches Of life and the great
natural appeals to sentiment was new
|er more clearly shown than in the
$1,00O,OO0 cinema spectacle, .Civiliza-
[ton." produced by the master genius
of the screen, Mr.. Thomas II. Ince.
It was not enough for Mr.. Ince to
secure the cooperation Of the United
States Navy, the Government Aerial
department, to use 10000 people and
10000 horses; it was not sufficient to
build entire cities and destroy them
with bombs dropped from zeppelins,
nor was he satisfied to wreck bridges
and spend money like water in produc-
ing marvellous effects. One thing that
marks his production, as superior TO
all others, is the infinite pains he has
taken in securing the little incidents
that make the heart appeal. Note
worthy in this is the use Of numerous
animals, and their action in the big
production is sufficient to demonstrate
that much patience that causes gasps
and signs from the audience.
After the devastation Of war, . dor
is seen with his teeth fastened to the
coat of his dead comrade tugging with
might and main trying 10 arouse him.
Another scene shows the faithful
horse standing over the body Of his
dead master. After his long watch.
for the awakening that VIII not come,
the steed raises his hoof and paws the
breast Of his master until he unbut-
tons the coat and shows the bloody
shirt that means there win BE no fur
ther life. One Of tie most beautiful
scenes insthe- picture q the close,
where a herdsman Is seen on the hin
side with thousands az sheep, 8 the.
sun sets in the west, giving i remark
able color to the picture. Two little.
ducks supply . remarkable touch Of
n~aturalness in the scene vherestas2
1-2 year old actress, Lillian Read,stod-
dies ont onthe porch Of her home and
finds. delight in these little feathered
beings. Other animals that appear
with equally striking force, through
ont the spectacle, are goats, chickens,
= a-tsA -zsSs-.T.. se . ~
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-22
IS THE PROGRAM?

The German government. through its navy, has removed the last
|on their sides. are sunk without warning, and when American
s seaps ao eRaaxe esn P Sc ssid 1o oq p sneesS; ca e GEN. make K i e more eese clear q that hat
III ef61 aaa 1i ass d Ct ne Tai its ST. ststes st x waassnsn f9 snd tie psop ssv or &c
high seas.
would come sooner or later as the result 81 the a1ming Of American
vessels, with orders to sink all submarines on sight. But it has
sseat unite aRtf' : 1 5sss saf Ss a. s aP isas TEE besn o. a msI W m1i bg t aSs e een naense If
the e. a IMITATION % e ! assi{{Hss would 70 Gsh s. z x9s ! II T ;ssui sape eat Of t sss
necessity Of self-defense. It had not been expected that the invi-
But since Germany would have t 50, since i has chosen s1 or since
it has blundered into the choice Of arraying the full power Of lin
nsat must nt' shift f from That sF which " was = apparently psoslap intended 1T 1de f ON the
1' me T ff ss5 sns s7idess1y E had t. not ss snpss{sa d tSe need for the en-
pEloyment Of aggressive measures at least before April 16, the date
now il is stated from authoritive sources that he IS considering q
eeil for an immediate assembling Of Congress for the purpose Of
81 + So. he ogi9ion q hieh officials that the President does not lack
%: @ war now exists, and to issue orders to the navy to search out
deed, it would seem that # the President himself had not Believed
n his legal power to take such action he would not have been 50
loving s5ps, the passage psE ;s s. Of The armed ship bin;
ont Of Uboats with the destroyers Of our arn navy. " + sue such as were az
rs ssss1 not bssn more estiyi iS n ' this direction tom. On VIZ e. leafe q a sss
British navy! The admiralty has had before it the special prob
n Bsisisn soys q. = I hays bee nostiy II the direction of s = !
nets and t sssssan : 70 PATCH eafes the ane% n 3 aa r s19 the employment Of
/. Ithas been recently declared by Competent epinion that the most
Amer1ca could do to defeat the submarine would BE to build ships,
snIp9 and more ships. An American engineer, F. Clark Huntme-
son. has recently EN- come forth with q plan for thwaring the sub
maa1ne which consists Of the building Of q thousand o. % ofa type
wraft. " @ ~ - a Asns
j. It may be that the President has some such plan msconte1mpla-
aoas securing OF the ends Of war without the usual war meas
nres. II may be for the approval of some such plan that he would
nave az once the counsel and approval of Congress- It Is hoped.
e aesdy of fn sfaad 1M : definite %;6a bea and vigorous program; The nation is
The cause has been presented. The mailed fist Of ruthless va.
1are nas been shaken in the national face. Further Inactivity win
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-22
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS
FOR SALE.

Come. and take your pick out Of GO
horses, 100 cattle, or 20 brood sows,
eight miles northwest Of Devils Lake.
II Robert Cochrane.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-22

! am q candidate. for President Of
the Board Of City Commissioners Of
the City Of DevilsIake at the city
election to be held April srd, 1917.
EDWARD +. FLYNN.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-11-01
NEW YORK MAN
GETS SIX MONTHS
Charles Dougherty Who Stole overcoat
From Train Will Spend Winter
With the Sheriff.

Charles Dougherty, who claims New
York City as his home, is going to win
ter in Kenosha. He has taken apart
ments at the Hotel Hermann for
the next six months. He will not need
the overcoat of Albert P. Walters
which he absent -mindedly took from a
train on the North Western road on last
Saturday afternoon. Dougherty was
arrested in Chicago and when he was
found by the Kenosha officials he was
warm and snug in the overcoat which
was claimed by Walters who is a brake
man on the railway. Dougherty did not
have a lot of explanations to make. He.
came right back to Kenosha with the
police officers and when he was ar
raigned on charge of larceny he en-
tered a plea of guilty. Judge Randall
imposed fine of 800 and costs and an
alternative of six months in Jail tits
winter anyway" was the comment of
Dougherty, and I might as well win
ter here as anywhere else. y MY only.
objection declared the sheriff. uis
that this fellow was not considerate
enough to pinch that coat after he cot
over the Illinois state line. They have
just as good Jail to winter in at Wau-
kegan as we have in Kenosha.''
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-11-01

doing what they can to supply the de-
mands of the people who have not been
listed as Irregular trade' in the past,
and the smaller dealers are moving
heaven and earth in an effort to get
their depleted bins filled up.
Officials of the Badger Fuel and Sup
ply Company laughed at the suggestion
of a coal famine. 1--WE are getting
coal-soft and hard-into Kenosha ev-
cry day. declared President A. Ell.
Kluender. eve are selling it without
discrimination and we know from our
experience that if people go after coal
ard go after it right they can get it.
IF there is shortage with some of the
dealers it is due to the fact that they
are not doing their part. We are TAX
ing care Of the people of Kenosha and
are going to continue to take care of
them. =