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The Glenwood post., 1917-08-11
OUR ESTIMATE OF LIFE
NJ OTHING is undergoing more of change than
~ the value of human life We are coming to


~ life We coming to entirely new
view of that question
Good years that views and our
shaped largely by the necessities OF our ves oner
words that lives whole shaped by the conotos s
surround y
social while the great RACES
We used to think human life sacred We used to think hu
life something be held almost cost In one way
right but fundamental wrong we
coming being taught by new conoons
and demands
Perhaps pretty definition the national view of
the of human life this: human life is valuable and
sacred contributes something the good all
Life has individual value. 1t has only social value
Human life is sacred be wasted; but life is wasted
which is contributed to the advance of humanity
The civilized world wagng great 1t war for DEM
This is the most powerful for human advance
ment the world has known. know another
potent
Human life laid human life devoted the
highest possible life the supreme of
mankind
That is estimate of life odayCooado Springs Telegraph.
vxIEN business business than he getting he
w he ought ask for He after and bring home
home legitimate In other words he should
verse and thus the buying public know that he in the field for
their business That what all successful and the fail
to take this attitude usually the beginning of the end Of
those who the mistaken theory because they
thing of personal acquaintance city follows
logically that the buying public will
served matter Of personal favor This the
looking at the matter and successful do adopt such
their the business buying
let these merchants know that they also appreciate their
ness and this easily be done
you make purchase II ad in the Genwood
It's thing for please merchant
likewise the editor to have thus acknowledge upodate
spirit - r~s
The Washington times., 1917-11-23

MONEY TO LOAN-t2S0 to $50. 90 on d. g.
real estate. Several trust funds. All trans-
actions conducted with economical ecnsidera-
tion for borrowers.
wM H SAUNDERS q CO.,
Southern Building. so1 18th st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1917-11-23
ROOMS AND BOARD
Do Not Find What Want These Columns Phone Main
$3.50 and Ask for MANAGER OF CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Unfurnishea.

2znd ST. n. W, sss-rhrss unfurnished
rooms; md door; heat. gas. adJoininS bath:
reasonable. =
The Washington times., 1917-11-23

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c.
Washington. d. c.. Nov q. 1911. Sealed
proposals Will be received at this ofnce, Room
500, District Building. until 200 d. M. Dec
;, 1871, for eNcavating and bacShlllng for Is
inch water main. SPECIFICATIONS and form OF
proposal may be obtained at Room ~ Dfs-
trict Building. LOUIS BROwNLOw, JOHN
G.. d. KNIGHT. W. GwYNN GARDINER
Commissioner. d. c. %
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA NOVEMBER 90
1871. SEALED PROPOSALS will Be received
at the office Of the Secretary OF the Board or
Commissioners. Room 509, District BUILDING
until two o'clock. P. NJ. December a. 1911
for constructing an Addition to School Build.
ing No. l0i. located IN Riggs Road, near
Blair Road. Woodburn, d. c. Blank forms
OF proposal. plans and specinca1o and All
necessary information may be obtained from
the Chief Clerk. Engineer DEPARTMENT Room
tG DlStrict Building. WashingtonS D. o.
deposit OF five dollars Will be required OF bid
ders TO insure the return Of the plans and
specihcations. LOUIS BROwNLOW JOHN
G. d. KNIGHT, W. GWYNN GARDINER,
Commissioners. d. O. liz
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, SuperVistne
Architect's Office. Washington. ID. C., Nov.
L, 1871. Sealed proposals. will Be opsned IN
this office At y. m, Dec. 3, 19IT,i for supply
ing to the various public buildings under the
control Of the Treasury Department hand,
electric portable vacuum cleaners during the
nscaI year ending June 80. 1918, IN accordAneo
with the specifications copies Of which may
BE- had at this ofnee In. the discretion OF tha
Supervising Architect. JAS. A. WEIHO8E.
Acting Supervising Arehiteet. =
The Washington times., 1917-11-23
HELP WANTED-MALE

TO REPRESENT old Health and Accident
Insurance Company: large commissions,
with annual renewal: can soon build up nice
yearly income. Investigate. 1oa1 woodward
building. %
wATCHMAKER-First class, at once; 81 a
week; steady work. J. c. TRIBLY. aus n
The Washington times., 1917-11-23
DR.. REED, SPECIALIST,
S04 Seventeenth Street

Over 81 iears curs Of ohPonSe ss'eS Nm. N o..
and special Diseases OF Men and WON
Means health to you il you suffer
from catarrh; obeaity. Rhsurnatism, Goa.
stiIation. Piles. Threat. LunGa, Ban.
DEBILITY. Kidney Diseases. BLADDER rroubIss
specific Blood Poisoning. Rruptiona. UlosSS
and All Private Diseases Cured for Life -
Rafe Methods.
eos. Bacteria vaecines, snd an the nav -
ruu1s and anti-toxins administered
Charges low. N 'dieins nurnIshsA
Private WTflns Room for LadIel
ofAes hSursi isv ? L q { Sunday. q q u.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

H%~~%~%A44~ $50
Best horehound drops, G~uriinfs,
adv 3o6
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
ABOUT N~AXAHACntANs
AND VISITORS IN CITY
.

Roy Brown of Ferris was here
yesterday.
Mira. L, II. Griffin is visiting in
Dallas today.
Carey Wilson is in Dallas today
on business.
hen Rose is in Dallas IA a bust
moss trip today.
Mr.. and Mrs. " W. Watson of
Kansas CITY were in the city yes
toslay.
Mr and Mrs, Hughle Jennings
VIII attend the Majestic at Dallas
tonight.
Mrs. J e. Leigh win return to
her home IN Dallas this afternoon
after a pleasant visit with friends
here.
Mrs Adrian Pool. who has
been the guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Singleton. left today
for her home af El Paso.
Mrs. Charley German has returned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

A movement was started by the
Waxahachie Elks at their meeting
on Tuesday night when has for its
purpose the taking Of the Wa&aha-
chic band TO San Antonio when the
State Eiks' association holds its an
hual meeting there II May, Last
year when the band was young fiji
experience 1t made 4 most faTora-
Die impression at Dallas and now the
local Elhs SAINT to show their bro
ther Elks at San Antonio what ilns
provemeut has been made. The State
association viii meet at san Antonio
May 3. . and 10.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
Il. OF T.. Notice.

Lodge No. 13, Knights OF pythias.
at 100 tonight. All members re-
quested to be present. Visiting
knights welcome.
NJ. p. RoEBuCK. c. G.
Y. TRIPPET, X. of II. s.
TOM BALL. Acting X. of K. s.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

We have the ianloas copgoleum
art squares from SEQ 10 yll.ee.
Also peltoS Grass art squares from
$3.50 to SO so. Come see before
you buy. 4. Z. Moore Furniture
co. 305.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

Or. and Mrs. ". n. Anderson and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

Every Methodist IN Wa&ahachie
and weiaitY Is requested 20 be pFes
emit al the John f.. Brown eyangelia-
tic services at the tabernacle tonight.
Tonight is Methodist nieht and the
pastor Is anxious to have Il large
representation or the membership
present.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

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MH4NNMWZB

. NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY
= TOLD IN BRIEF FORM !
.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

a mnie tylko "a 5000, m6wiia wczo
raj PAM Anna Birzewska W sadzie
spraw familijnych, gdzie obecnie u
rzeduje siedzia Edmund X. Jarec-
IL, 1 MIN MONA bylo jej przeszko-
die ~doskoczyla do Zublewskiej wy
m~ierzajac jej clos piescia. zubleW-
ska odplacila sic pieknem "a nadoo-
ne i dopiero urzednicy sadowi woju-
lace kobiety ~roziaczyli. Wydane 20
italy warranty przeciw BirzeWskie-
mn 1417 Huron ul. i PAM ZubleW-
skiei. $50 n. Winchester aVe.
= y q
Wczoraj zaszio szesc wypadkow
smierci spowodowanej paralizem
.umepIde fsl MoHpedGA qoAMou
mso snz ouuMolouBZ :u6oSIoe!zp
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

rozpoczynam interes bankowy. Ufor-
mowaiem juz plany co do pewnych
propozycyi bankowych temu Oh
nastepnego roku czas moi poswiece".
P. Danisch pred obecnym urze-
dem klerka sad6w munitypalnych'
piastowaI urzad aldermana loci
wardy. Kilka lat temu wraz z rodzi-
ma przeprowadzil sic do 27ej wardy.
q 9 q
Kilku p~olicyant6w south-chicago-
skich wyjechaio .wczoraj do Camp
Grant, W Rockford, ably przyWlesC z
powrotem Andrzeja Koneskiego, kto
~ obecnie z~najduje sic W arnli po-
borowych. Koneski oskarzony jest o
zamordowanie Jozefa Wojsoka, lat
%. Fam. pnr. $40 Baltimore ave-
Koneski aresztowany zostaf 25go
wrzesnia, gdy Wojsoka obi tax ciez
ko, re musiano go LabraG do szpitaia
przy domu poprawy. Dru2lego paz-
dziernika lekarze szpitala powiado-
mill wladze policyine, re Wojsok wy
zdrowieje. / re pacyent oSwiadczyt,
re swego napastnika ME bedzie po-
ciaSaG do Observation-Disclosures. Ma mo-
cv tego Koneskiego uwolniono Z a
resztu i dnia nastepnego udal sic on
do obozu W Rockford.
Wojsok jednakowoz umari ones-
dajszei nocy i policya postanowita
Koneskiego sprowadzit ma inkwest'
kt6ry ma sic odbyt dzisiaj. Obecnie
w auditorium Sw. Stanislawa X,
niedziele dnia Ago listopada' b. r.
2 okazyi ziotego jubileuszu zafoze--
mia, kt6ry parafia W miesiacu tym
bedzie obchodzi}a, staraniem Komi-
tetu Parafialnego, Klubu Tadeusza
Kosciuszki Klubu Pan Kr6lowej
Dabr6wki. urzadzony zostanie Ban
kiet Jubileuszowy. Bilety JUL SO do
nabycia W biurze sekretarza parafial
nego, p. wladysiawa Barwiga W
: biurze brata Stanisiawa.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

skiego, W kt6rym %pracowa}, NJ. b.
goslowski, lat 16cie, zamieszkaty p.
mr.. 144S Spruce ul., da1 sic namo-
vic dwom towarzyszom do napadu
okradzenia ]. Hausmana, 1925 w.
Madison III. Mlodociany zlodziej "a
trzyma1 Hausmana pod rusztowa--
MEM g6rnej kolei PREY Congress ul'
i zabral mu $2.05. w sam czas mad
szedl detektyw Jan Rhode, kt0ry
Bogoslowskiego / jego toWarzyszy
Samuela Rosena, lat II, 900 Bishop
III. i Morrisa Friedmana, 7OS Latin
uI., odstawil ma stacye policyjna.
q = y
PAM {. Zublewska data menu
mezowi, nap6j lekarski, pc wypicfu
ktorego kupi} on sobie buty Ia STU,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

W bankiecie tym opr6cz paratlan
uczestniczyc beda re~prezentanci kle-
ru, Polonii i wybitni Amerykanie.
q q =
Poczawszy dzisiaj, W kazdy c2war-
tex wiecz6r W sail klubOwej klubu
Vista, pnr. 1444 Milwaukee ave-,
odbywaG sic beda bezpiatne wyklady
chemii, Pc wykladach teoretycznycn
nastapia eksperymenta.
Q =
u okazyi 20ej rocznicy zatozen1a
Towarzystwa Observation-Disclosures
go i'm. Papieza Leona XIIIgo, Czlon-
kowie urzadzaja bankiet W niedz1ele,
dnia 21go pazdziernika.
q = q
zachodzi kwestya czy wladze wOjen-
ne pozwola p~olicyantom zabrat 10
neskiego, re wzgledu ma o~kolicznosci.
B!tka W kt6rej Wojsok zostal usz-
kodzony, miafa miejsce w jednym z
wyszynk6w W okoliCy South Shore
drive l Baker I'VE. Koneski podobno
Mai Wojsoka nazwaC slakierem,
dlatcgo, re wni6sl on petycye 0 wy
laczenie cd siuzby wojskoTeJ. 20
wymianie ostrych slow przysziO do
walki ma pieSci. Jedno z uderzeh KO-
neskiego bylo tax slime, 70 przeciw-
nika powalilo ma podioge,
Koneski, kt6ry liczy lat 81, miesz-
kali pod mr.. 1872 Baker ave.
q q q
Automobil ciezarowy firmy Illi--
nois Steel Co., PREY Milwaukee v
Carpenter ulicy, wczoraj o godzinie
sci popoiudniu najechal / ciezko po-
kaleczyl Rozalie Dudek, lat 35, Fam
pnr. 1926 Wade ul. Kobieta doznata
bolesnych kontuzyi ma gfowie / tWa-
rzy, Automobilem kierowai A. Thur
nell, 1885 HARLOW ave.
q y Q
Chelpiac sic w~iasnoscia rewolwe'
ru, ktory zabrai re skladu lichWiar'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11
|DNOTATKIA



gat0w i urzednik6w grup UjednOcze-
mia, ktore ME wysialy reprezentan-
tow ma obecnie odbywajacy sic W
Schenectady Sejm Zjednoczenia, ma
jutro, godzine 1880 wiecz6r, do SAIL
Zjednoczenia, zwo!uja Zjednoczency
- Antoni Tocha, Hieronim Szczo--
drowski. Wincenty Jozwiakowski, |
Franciszek Rezmerowski. Zebranie
z~ostaje zwolane celem wystOsowania
protestu przeciwko tym, kt6rzy O.
becny Sejm zwolali, pOmimO urze-
dowego odiozenia tegoz.
q = .
W poniedziaiek, 1Jgo pazdzierni-
ka. ma wielkim Wiecu Polek, ktory
odbedzie sic W sail ZwiazkU Polek,
1909 No. Ashland ave, przemawiac
bedzie PAM Helena Paderewska,
malzonka mistrza ton6w, Ignacego
tdUSTG" ShlSSO. OSLflCN "
godzinie 0smej wieczorem.
q - y
Jutro W 'legalne SwietO kolumba,
wszystkie banki Stanowe / narodowe
beda zamkniete. Jutro take zam--
kniete beda biura W ratuszu miej-
skim z wjatkiem blur policyi, stra-
zy pozarnej i wydziaiu elektryki.
. = .
Dyrektor parku Eckharta, adwo-
kat Teodor Szmergalski, donOsi, re
z dniem 1880 bieiacego miesiaca W
parku tym, kt6ry znajduje sic PREY
Chicago ave. i Noble ul., ma MlOdzian
kowie. rozpoCzyna sic t. wv. Indoor
Season, scion zabaw wewnetrznyCh.
w parku Eckharta znajduje sic wiel-
ka piekna sala, W kt6rej urzadzac
MONA ~kOncerty. wykiady. bankiety,
posiedzenia, PROXY sceniczne, pred
stawienia wiecZOrki i zabaYy. Ia u
zytek teize sail mic sic ME placi. Ma
ley sic tylko pred czasem zgiosit do
dyrektora. kt6ry wydaje ~pozwOlenia.
Opr0cz wielkiej sail, W budynku
administracyjnym znajduja sic inne
mniejsze sale, bibiIoteka, pokoje ba-
wialne i nadzwyczaj elegancko UREA
dzone ~prySnice.
W poniedzialki i &rody cd godziny
Gel do 1870 wieczorem odbywaG sic
sic beda zebrania skaut0w; lekcye
muzyki odbywat sic beda: ola die
ci we wtorki cd Sodziny Gel do lei
wieczorem, W Srody cd godziny 4ej
do sci ~popoiudniu: dla panien i milo
dzienc6w - W $rode cd godFiny Gel
do lei wieczorem.
Nauka rgotowania - ola dziewczat
powyzej lat 12tu CdbywaC sic bedzie
" soboty popofudniu cd godziny Sci
do Gel: Wyklady dramaturgii: ola
dzieci W srody cd godziny $50 do
Gel popoiudniu; dla starszyca W
piatki cd godziny 7:S0 do $50 VIE
czorem.
Klasy gimnastyki - kazdego dnia
popoiudniu cd godziny $3.50 do Gel
| dla chiopc6w | dziewczat; wieczory
cd 1880 do $3.50 dla mezczyzn i ko-
bet. Prysnice otwarte So kazdego
dnia cd godziny 2ej popoiudniu dc
loci wieczorem. Biblioteka otwarta
Jest do uzytku publicznosci W dnie
powszednie cd godziny lei W pofu-
dnie do gel wiee=orem; W niedziele
| cd godziny 2ej popo}udniu do be,
wieczorem.
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Znany cd lat polityk, obecny klerf
sadow munjcypalnych, Franciszek ?
Danisch, oSwiadczyi wczoraj, re wy
ccfuje sic z areny po~litycznej. Nil
tedzie on k%andydatem ma urzad, kto
" obecnie piastuje, a ktorego czte
roletni tsrmin kohczy sic W przysz'
lynn rok1.
.,Skonczyiem z polityka", mowi
10 u-~vna1rtarJu maSo rmi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

Jutro W legalne Swieto Kolumba,
wszystkie banki Stanowe / narodowe
beda zamkniete. Jutro take zam--
kniete beda biura W ratuszu miej-
skim z wjatkiem blur policyi, stra-
zy pozarnej i wydziaiu elektryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11
I Blura ~MstsoroIogIcznsge.

w ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyi-
sza temperature wynosiia so stopni,
najnizsza As stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura W tym dniu wynosi Sc stop
nj; niedob6r temperatury W tym ro-
ku 1884 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

3 skrzynie resztek fabrycznych matery1
ma suknie, wlacznie francuskie serZe'
storm serze, hairline passionate serze'
melrose suknO, granite cloths, mohalr'
b%rilliantines ETC.; W kolorach kremo--
wynn, czarnym / innych popularnych Cd
cieniach, W diugoSciach do Z jardow -
75c / S5c gatunki E0c
lard spec. pc ............ wv
F~abrycZne resztki AZ do 80 cali
szerokich pieknych serz0w ma suk =
ME, serz0w ma ~piaszczyki, storm
strl6w, PanamaS ETC., StOsOwne ma
kOstyumy, suknie W pas, bluZki it'd.
w diugosciach do g iard0w, czarne
bolO %s,,o:t 81 III, 68C
30 calONe sredniO-cielkie czarne serZe ma
Suknie, Suknie " pas ubrania l |. u, spe-
cyalnie Znaczone ia piatkowa 7Qr
SnrZedaz, lard tYlko Pc ..... ~S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

Deszcz dis popoiudniu i wieczo-
rem. w piatek ogolnie pieknie / zim
niej. Swiezy wiatr zmieniajacy sic
ma ostry poinocno-zachodni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11
%Jesienne Wyprzatniecie Materyi ma Ubranla

1900 jard6w resztek materyt ma uknle
/ ma ubrania, wiacznie dubeltoWo SKA
dane storm serze, poplar cloths, monair
%brilliantine, crepe cloths, novelty suit
ings ETC., W dlugosciach do 5 jardow'-
giadkie i piekne tkaniny, czarne koio-
rowe, soc i COO wartosci 2O~
lard s~pecyalnie pc .......... ~
Fabryczne resztki calkiem weinla-
nych | worsteu materyi M kosty-
umy i ubrania, wiacznie weinAane
gaberdines, uoplin, ~francuskle Sc
RE storm serze / wielc innych po-
puIarnych / Dieknych tkanin, doDre
pot diane diugosci, czarnc 1 staple
odcienie, wszystkie znacZone pc
bar-dzo zredukowanyCh Cenach.
100 sztuk dubeItowo sktndnneES %;a1
Serzu bardzo dobry wybor koioro"' wa
cznie czarny, specyalnie jutro, 12c
lard Do -. q. E 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

% do ogioSzen - wielkich I ma
Eych, ka5dego rodEaju 1 tresci -
DZIENNIK CHICAGosKl rsjmujs
h-eusprEscznis pGerwszs miG1se' " CO
Led Amoryes,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

ZarZad:
L. JaehimOwSki, prezes.
w. w. G0ralski, wice-prezes.
w. j. AndrZejewsli, sekr. gen.
w. Grygienc, kasyer.
j. JakubOwSki,
5. SnOpek,
w. KOiueh,
W. Msjewski,
j. Sikorski: - Dyrektorzy.
SZtab:
j. y. PrEymOrSki, naczelnik.
Alex. WittOrt, pOdnaczelnik.
W. j. Andrzejewski, adjutant.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-13
/ North Dakota News
Sec. Z. That when the said sum Of
Lwo hundred thousand dollars togeth-

Sec. Z. That when the said sum Of
two hundred thousand dollars togeth-
er with interest thereon has been
paid to the state of North Dakota,
then the said terminal elevator shall
become the property of the EQUITY
Cooperative exchange and that Until
such sum shall have been fully paid
the state of North Dakota shall have
the right to terminate said contract
of sale upon sixty days notice and
any time the said Equity Co-opefta-
tive exchange shall be in default in
any Of the payments In this act speci-
fed for period Of more than six
months and that if such default shall
continue for period OF sixty days
after the service of notice to ter
inmate such contract, then the said
contract shall be in all things can
ceiled and terminated and all of the
payments made by said corporation to
the state in connection with said con-
tract shall be forfeited to the state as
i1qll1dated damages on account of such
default.
Sec. 8. The commission created nv
this act shall have full power and au-
thority to provide the plans and spec
ihcations of the construction Of such
terminal elevator and in the ex-
| nenditure Of the funds turned over to
1t. subject to the limitations above
mentioned, and when the said ter
mtnai elevator shall have been com
pleted the possession thereof shall
ne turned over to the Equity Co
operative exchange Immediately upon
tne execution OF the contract Of sale
ABOVE provided and that thereupon
the said Equity Co-operatiye ex.
cnange shall have full possession and
the authority to manage, control and
operate the said terminal elevator
curing c,rs the life Of SAID contract Of
An emergency clause is added to
give 1t immediate effect.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-13

ton of such elevator. showing the
time, the amount and to whom the
several payments shall have been
made and IL any balance shall remain
In the fund turned over to such COM
mission after the completion of such
elevator, the same shall be covered
Into the treasury of the state at the
said sum shall be paid to the said
commission the said commission shall
file with the secretary of state OF the
state of North Dakota, a bond in the
sum of fifty thousand dollars $780,
OO.OO) whereby the members Of said
commission shall either severally or
Jointly bind themselves to a faithful
discharge and complete accounting of
the funds received by them and which
said bond shall he conditioned upon
the faithful performance of the duties
imposed upon the members of the
said commission by this act
Sec. 4. That before the said fund
shall be turned over to said commits
sion 1t shall be necessary that suffi-
cient proof shall be made to the gov
ernor that after the first day of March.
A. D. 1917, and before application for
such fund is made. corporate stock of
an amount not less than fifty thousand
dollars shall have been sold to CO.
operative elevator companies and
farmers within the state Of North Da-
kota and that at least fifty co-opera-
tive elevator companies shall have be-
come stockholders in said corporation
during such time.
ton Of said terminal elevator shall
be borne by the state of North Da-
kota. except that the sum of fifty
thousand dollars shall be paid by the
Equity Cooperative exchange out of
the sale Of its capital stock as provid-
ed in section 4 Of this act, provided
that in case Of default as provided in
section Of this act the snid sum of
fifty thousand dollars so paid, togeth-
have been made upon the contract
hereinbefore provided for. shall be
forfeited to the state Of North Da-
kota.
Sec. s. That the terminal elevator
so constructed shall he and remain
the property of the state Of North Da-
kota. provided, that the governor and
the secretary Of state are hereby au-
thorized and 1t is made their duty to
enter into contract with the Equity
Cooperative exchange for the sale Of
such terminal elevator for the sum of
two hundred thousand dollars to be
payable in instn!lments in the fol-
lowing manner. to-wit: That after
the expiration OF two years from the
date of such contract OF sale the said
Equity Cooperative exchange shall
pay to the state Of North Dakota the
sum of ten Thousand dollars and in
terest and on the first day of March
of each year thereafter. the further
sum Of ten thousand dollars and in
terest until the sum of two hundred
thousand dollars and interest shall
have been fully paid and the said sum
annum.
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