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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-03
SIGNS OF GOOD uFAlrA

HflShi eyes. clear skins. alort
brains and energetic movements arn
slsns OF good health You don't have
mem when digestion Is impaired ana
iermenllng, decaying food clogs thc
lntesllnes Foley Cathartic tablets
,et you right Act without pain. grip
'ng or nausea Too-stout persons
welcome the light feeling ihev bring
Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-03

rals ahou toriure''
Yes"
No,hing is worse than sitting in
a BARRIERS chair with Your mouth
full eff Aihcr watching The hoy lr3
ing 10 give another customer your
Panama hat"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-03
Children Crv
FOR FLETcHER's
- ~ - | ~ t-G ~

Abe Martin says when You do
g't hold Of a good nickel SO gar you've
rot something That is true. The
o'ace to get il is at Olsmith's, and It's
name IS the Camel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-03

VIM Hunt ana wife lelt ler Nsn.a4
Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-03

Walt stedman you shame me-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10

10 fnb Tdeebnn fcIseune Nudfneen Der auas
ige nnfrer 0le ba %aurnb Elm prg hlNub prtoIsi
Oas Boot en dnS ab o po enn Gdnpir aus De Bege n1t
onn Wberbnp us S; Die @roumopbone eIen
III In better Smmrg au 96er See I'M nSeoot NJ ia pie
niemorb NIT cincm @obcFinben GSetr abbdngB
aentb ber ere augubhd bab mir Dds dlfaueu nreu
bd 5urid b b DrO IN b eD9en @er Der Gee
mtteiiamer
va f ns sdss @oriiff 6od unI,r riger
gfnetn polbedalrg bs dmaln mtlern
mir nler Retesboot berian bn entge
Sd eeanbe mad 8en bdenO in @sOanen Gmta.
infer 8el
itu m baB mir mieu I'M rese ra9 amia fbrsn
Bore1mg lid benz 8ped urieres nnnmeu made
@a grtn Der Obn 80eem: ~Sa @ berbiene"
rmarid, th beude tbm bertdnbi
ben abd NIT Gmer eO auf8une6men mteu
Aeg engidn godabdien gum Srcs; babel b4e
ben 3ped Der er9ilden Blodaoe gu etlarer
Or ab raid duI uno ingt:
So MI periob id moi, @nednber glodao
peer NIB iebe ibm 10 gut i'd onn nas @rous m6 Die
gebeutug tbn gdao d5nanb unb perOe br e aupor
bic mir o ds Dem 9etlb oes SoeS bernus init Der naibcu
Gtberbcit nierr @eeIeute gibt
mat e8t ia bod nt4 lin 0nn pdtt ia 8nme eua
gIodaO ieeuen Spsdl"
mtien atln6n Ocean uueritrpdne 6u1
ase d 1dbt ibr ee9or, arum pr bier a5ren aber
Id eu9 ba3u G8dbIen
aers ibr fene abnung ga6r sani6 bebeute
lIuIere brabe Geu1nn0" 6ralts
mi benz busen @aren auene
enIber Sanoesne0 cnede eide ben nueraniden
eru6ie n bic Seu4e Gustn gu dobi8c onon nm babel
I'M
nmeriarde aub III aue tnitub bas mpnbIdf 81 fd3oqu
is boroei bair ogu mir aber bas lit nod
ereu 5ano5oots beoeutet nod be[
sorpeoo @ob dbe 5rgt unIere a8eao
mudsrg fir Seapn fir ben gn5n tberiedn Sabd
naioHae 0fed NIT IT'D cine lnud5m8 bic nod nid
ab9ee8eea SoIseu tn Biro (6orIeBuns fOlst)
lSonisHg foat)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
70. Gortie5nna.).


@nm TT of benz Asoot bod stpus onbes os b anf benz
nun o@ erOben Sampler goang @ eeR mus man nahr@ nod a
erde ara ben guteru mub nm fir dnBere Rotdac spat
@ % m man on n taen oDet raid mao0geFen tan % aDer mas
bis gum 5nrm i'm gper unb BEN ibepnn Die 8ogcn &h Seeu
Eubon Iol f6 bapd3noen dNerbrg Heroeoeparent
gum Srassn bng p man lid eenidunI8 ausOrdf g 1T ier
eanSen Gr0b 9ou oufaudt urb bm9 gtuen uia
me oa e erer0Bern aMo oaoa9
bs Samplers Der I'm baueHb in Eepacsnent Sebe D bu1
idDsB padrben Nur sbt ub gebo6en Dto a bet Hoot meg
eb NIB nit am Gud fallen bic Hosen aber ben be6enOen Boots
f0er ber ien 8Uegmgu b uubnt un6 rudu uO beosuten
ems fhr6tetbe 9eauipruduns auer gebdnbs
erpro6et Mdterd
@ genial Die 2n Boos ionrt n baB es ibR In Olem
pgsnsfa nod 6a9a behalf uHo tenera9g blei6t
sn9eidfanb uu auf cine barrie Rr eefelt m ie bepa6re
h eIdnsO @e0rsrs aass bb bas et 4 gI4 oanagf g6en
@bDsanSI4 ale easuten ou 2s ee9lo8e u in t8eq
3p9eurdnn mubte bas @ e @orberab ber rgaoepe bod
70 gut sei@Hse Suruut aoir bel sOer a6onmbn see
edSn n Gbcr tmer tnienOaI beRer
ala 3ed abeepen 9uft eusn Stolen
bes goo sean5e su eben bsaas Iausr ot5efabrs
waum Opsrte bier gum erten Male Rpun
Eoen fdntd GiutseGtcu 5iuc br6ulten nb
a5uruda aae 2e Der Greafe fmen berau f6 2ed
nShs bate u6Dn mb nit bIe9m Geten iamn e ben 9utn;
M sanI ebtr pa e an er e4 ngO 9ar m ben fSn4 SpnO nm
ga au nnerm s1sn aus rens SaPer gu erparn imp miro
Ged lit boil ien 9edu abem nuo gefu Grd6tn
Sss genbers rb ba nerseug bfsiet urb Hater @ @S pe
an BadeInn pen Iieacn BE as in ben feIanisn Hnnasn
mb unen t ole bic Gbdin lin bic tlide @entaou duter
aa br& natar4n Bug nO4 81 setdrieH poen in iimen ea'n
e pas GoFen la ben gepoen erinen Gbrbou uncrer
ssu3lanO T ben aIsn enes p5aaen nrDei&eS ous3H mir
% abr nenuuO a fd bar6er rnHbe snm ei3eIun
Sampler been 9au4 Gbeub eorOat uuftau6e tn mir bd
amsdubernne Ist6t ouspehhen
0e smHaEs inter Der eeqsu n oOrsasi als 8f8en bafar
ber 1sH pib Der ueine Gppardt fir -Ouerbeu auga bic
benz 2eben Guf usgOoten ndt mebr fOrt6ubenteu it,
SIN hbgen est Der monoture 8e rierer Sd 3a8 CUTE
Better belt an. gnnnaen haten mr. Dena az erporten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
eriter Sell.

GrIter Sell.
/. Mar6e gtuptiale, 9teBler, Greig5.
ton 8bilbarnlonie 9r6elter.
2. Al 2[lma 0}oter, bon Bod; b
2ittle 9Sea6, bon &eiolinger;
@lee GLub.
3. Sbertlre o0rpbeus", BON Sffen.
bad, CREIGHTON @bilDarntonie-
SrdeIter.
A. a. 8aiierlilien; b 9irie aio;
bon @eibel.
3peiter Sell.
/. gtuiiii6e 8bnntaiie, bon Go6nni.
2. 9taegretto. .SDH. SIR. rs, bon
8eetbobell.
3. Mtod Morris, bon Grnininger.
Sen 5lueiten &eiL liefert oos
Creighton 8bilbarmonie-9rdGter
9ritter Sell.
aapitGn ban Der &unt. Gtne Gt.
rntener5dblung in 8mei often. Ger
bon Roube Gliiobetb Sud-. @2uitI
Ton Us. RBbs.Serbert.
gerlonen:
San ser Sum, alias 9trS. groipn -
Elm fitbner boier Saerau6er -
q. Sen 8erris.
Sid Grne, gootSfiibrer oeS aapi-
fans, Gliffor0 Gong.
Sic 8ootsmaniid)nft 0e8
&apitdnS:
Sad Brace, bon @lnit0e Gritnnn.
Sim Spreg; &ouI gurfe.
3on Gupper; gtntbaD Se0erin.
8ia Salt; 8iQinm Sdnis.
Som Glippp; Sol. @uilbert.
Sim Sbormon; 5runt Rpberg.
gteh Bluff; S. gB. 9inbinger.
Gbaoiab; ". 2an05man, 2erob 9tD.
berg.
Gbor: Seeleltte, 2naolellte,
Riruten 1litu.
Srt Der Satolung: 1. glft
SborfS' 2onbing = Ser &iraten
beritef = morgens. 2. glft: groB
bones sSniel - 9as Giratenluger =
abeno8. 9lrgument.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
.Jabrcskcl1Sert Scs
Creighton Glcc Club!
SasIelbc finOct nm nGditen Dom
nerstag, ben 10. Sannnr, int
granSeis S6eater itatt.

g8ie mir 6ercits Dor elmer 8obe
mitteilten, miro Der unter benz yta-
men creighton llniberittb @lee
Club" beitebenOe @eiangberein Der
CREIGHTON llniDeriitdt am fonmet-
ben Gonnerstag, ben 10. ssSSaluar,
i'm grarloeis 86eater iein SuBreS.
fonaert beranitalten. QIuBer ben
S1ngern miro aud 6a8 CREIGHTON
9rdeIter an Dem aon3ert teilneb,
men. Bon bei0en @ereinen lit 9ro-
feiior S. BOD Ser Qirigent, ipel6er
Elm b6dIt Invertebrates @rogratm
oitfgeIteIt bot, oas iogar cine Spe.
rette eini6lieBt.
g8ir peroffetltlihen naditebenb
6o8 Bro9rauun:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10

Ieeenbeit gibt, biele epodeiunGeibe
3citidrift ouf6ubepubreu, 0enn in
Ipdterer 3eit miro elm Snbrgnilg
oieier 3eitihrlft Don crb0Btenl User.
te iein.
Die einb1n0e mtf1Ilen Die 9hfnt-
ntern 0reier Nlonate oOer zines gals
8en Ssobrgmtgs. Sic fino iebr ge.
idlnlndooa nit idnarSem 1lMi1Ing
uno goIbqner glufidrift beraeItetlt
un0 peroen cine 3ierOe ieOer @i.
bliotbef bil0en.
9ie &reiie Ser Ginbdnoe fino
nie folgt: 9ouitGrOiger Sabrgang,
nIe 9dtmIuern bonn glbon1lerlttIl ae.
lieiert, geblnben $f,75.
slle ghmnern zines 8ierteliab.
res, bonn 9Ibonuenten geliefert, &c.
hmOeu, $3.50.
@ouItGnOiger s5abrsong. nIIe
Ruulmern bon 0eiltid- -gImerifa bar
Der SGgIiden GmoBa &ribiine nod-
geIiefert, eebunOerb $400.
9[ae gau1mern zines gierteiian-
res, bon Ser S6eIihen 0nlnbo Fri.
biine nateeIiefert, eebun0en, $3.50.
9sorto ertrn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
kcnsert Ses 1oianiIten
CccpclS Oocctpskp!

Gienstag nadnlittol 0cn 90,
Sch, ipir0 Ser beriibutte 95ianili
2eopolO @o6oip8fD linter oen g[uS-
pi3ien oes Tues0ap 0toruing 0tuii-
ro[ Club iln granoei8 Gbeater Elm
Ston5ert beranItalten.
Ser SiutItler errang fiir3lih IN
0enber gan5 be0eliten0e @rfolge
uno entfafte III sos gngeleS einen
ioIden gntbuIiasnuis, bnB er bon
Snu iroltti8to ans no9H1alS 5u ci.
nem 3peiten &on5ert 8rtriiftebreu
nutBte. Syn 6on Diego, no er oit
9(usiteIliutg beiuhte, fnno i1u 5u
gbren ELM SrnBer @nIpfang it1tt.
Ser obige aIub fam itb be.
qliidipilnitbelt, OnB eS ibm gelltngeu
lit, oen aiinitler fir Iein bierteS
aon5ert III Oieicr 6ailon Su geluit
nen rno aIlgemein ergibt ii9 nntel
ben bieIigen gtuiiffreuuoelt elm gro
BeS sntereiie iiIr iciH anftrcten be.
reits ieBt fino. on man mirfIitbt
aitnitler ouf Dem Giouo bier mn
ielten 5u b6ren bcfouIult.
Ser GintrittspreiS betr1gt so
biz $3.50 nuO Der @orberfauf fin
0titglieOgr begiiult ont IA. fSebru
or unO fiir 0aS allgemeine 9}ltbli
fum am II. 6e6ruar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
1oracbtsGinbaitS fir
,OcMtlcbs2lmcrika"!
Die intcrriinntc illnitriertc &odcn
idJrift Der Sasiidru Gmnba
Sribiiat.

sisIe 2eier BON .0euiid,. .glnteri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10

w2aterinT fiir gaittelsr0be beri6tigt.
9reis 10c.
t756-Tdacn Sod. - Sdnitt.
multer in Z Gr6Ben: %, "a, 26,
2s, 80, SO uno "a Boil Siiften.
neite. 35s YARD fir 26 s6n. @r6Be
ben6tigt. gsrcis 10c
1SS2-8rauen aiinOno. Sdnitt.
nutiter in 6 (9roBeu: 81, 3S, AZ,
IA, 46 uno 4S 8oa g3iiitenpeite
5ss goro A s6d. @ioteriol fir 3S
soa ejr6be bea6tigt. 9Sreis 10c
1889 Ma5d,en 9riu5eB aleio.
Shuittniiitcr in ) @roBen: 4,
.6. 8, 10 unb i2 ssobren. 33I gnr0
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
@m. s. Wavpidl, gLbppfnt.

6priat Ocllti6 un0 1T offentliher
seotar. 34S 0mabo gotional Bnnf
Beb1ltoe, Smobo, RebraSfa.
graftisiert in oIlen @eridten bes
Gtaates uno Der Ser. Gtadten.
Ghreibt SeItanlettte aus, beIorgt Be
fistitel unO fiebt glbltrofte 0urh;
i;ebt, oa5 GeTtnutcute I'M NndloIIen.
Ihdfisaerifte aeorbnet perben. ge.
Ioret goIlmadten itnO 3iebt CRIB
Idlaftea in iroerlb eiiieut GeiI Der
8elt eiiL aolleftiert glitsit1nDe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10

ia Scr biitoriideu uno bodDintereI.
ianteu 3eiti1rilt ocr Soeliden
0moh1 Sribiine, bobeu ben BunlA
aeduBert, oieIeIbe einbin6en uno ouf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
Die 5d6rt Oer ,0enl[t5IanO'
Mn entSnser 9iet unORatm 4a, brnst bic ,SOnierUen
nuf" abmehsnng in Oas 9tbeH GftSiertn nnO MaAR
T6ait 1utcrbauns Oes aaptdns NIT ieinen MGtrOien.
Don zsapitan E,amf Rsnis.

by liam RAnasD
ms8a41 Das5e9 GiasHuu Duam @assSPa eeHO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10

Die rei6s6cutid)e aSreiie bernieioet
ieoe gebGiiiee 8enerfitug aegea Die
Ser. Stonten. SierSuIonoe ipir0
10 ettuos ais gfiidlt1noigEeit. ngfes.
inBtl
- es besnbIt iidb in Den ~alaI-
Ffisierten auseiseR" Der &ribitne aR
onnonsteren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
SO s6a. @latcrinl fir sic S.idgrige
@r6fe beil6tiot. gSreiS 10c.

80 3Dll. Wlateflal 1llr Ole o'lQgrl8e
@roBe ben6tigt. gSreis Zoe.
1909-Gin ueueS WtontelfleiO fir
gaaoden nno fleine S5ruuet.-
5d1itinniIter in A @r0Ben: Ia, 16,
is uno 90 Sabreu. 6 guro IA
s6a. @laterial fir t6-jdbriae @r0Be
benotigt Gos aIeio lit om unteren
Gnoc imgeidbr 8 9arO Deit. &reis
10c.
19i0-gomcn gluie.-- S1nitt.
inltiter in 6 GjroBeu: 81, SO, 3s,
40, AZ unb IA 3oIl 9iiitenipeite.
29s garo A 5oq. @lateriol fir
36 5oa. @raBc beuotigt Grei5
I10c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10

0n,aba, 'icbr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10

bciuabrcn an fonnen. 8ir inurSen
ooourd peronIobt einen Ginbaiio
heriteIten sn lniisn iulb gum @er-
fauf gu brinsen, Der Den 2eiern &c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10

1636--sSrouen aleio. - Sdnitt.
miifter IN 6 @r5ben: 81, 36, 3S,
40, d2 uuo 44 Bon 9iiitenlpeite.
6 gor0 al S6fI. Material fir 36
s0a. @roBe bal6tigt. Ger Rod lit
an mlteren Gnoe uugeidbr 3H
yarb tpeit. greis 1Ot.
t90s-aiuber aleio NIT o6cr
o6ne SaIhen miS gjiirtel. 5dnitt.
raiFter IN bier @roBen: 2, 4. 6 uno
s sssobren. 25s Daro 36 sou. gla.
ferioI fir bic 4.idbrise @roBe be.
n6tiet. 9reis 10c.
isS3-5rauen Sdliir8e Shnitt-
muiter in 3 @roben: aIoiu mitteI'
erob imb srob. 4ss garo 36 sou.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10

3 Sos lit fir Binter. un0 Soumler 8nsung enpoen Son.
8obn Spie5mme no Slide nit Spiefnnmer i'm uueren
Gd 0oS obere odp entb1t W6bden- 9aoe5mer Sflaf.
berun0a nb mmer nit 9eng 9am fit pei ob nebr get 3ie
Soioerdnoa bat orei Seten 2ufr @roBe 6uuptei
"a SUB brett SO SUB e @oer aeIer bem gonseu &uuc nit
9e8anoae g8oerodip aobetfeaer 8nfdeQer 8alfoIen
nusitlieBIid Sei5ung mO 8oicrleiamg $1,000.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1917-08-10
Ward Co. Roads Will
Join Mclean County

County Commissioners Lockens.
gard, Hennessey and Robe and Co.
Surveyor H. g. Frahm have been work
ing out the rie At of way and grade
for the county highway this week
which is to connect Minot and that
part of the county with Ryder and
its vicinity. The undertaking is one
of the big. things planned by the
county commissioners in the way of
road building There is no hit or miss
policy in this road. The commissions
ers are going over every foot of the line
and are procuring right-of-way where
ever changes from the township and
section lines would improve the road.
All sloughs and hills are worked
around instead of going through and
over them. This will make the road
usable at all times Of the year no mat
ter how much water, the sloughs may
contain. It also reduces the grade to
the lowest possible minimum so that
the farmers can haul nearly twice
the tonnage over the road when III IS
completed, that can be hauled over
the ordinary road which follows the
fixed lines regardless of grades. 8
The heavy parts of the work will
be completed this season end next
season the commissioners will put on
the finishing touches. When the
road is done there will not be bet
ter highway Of the same length in the
state. Ji5;: Il ST.. s,sS III ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1917-08-10
CONTINUED on Page %
. More RuInors Of Ger /.
many Wanting Peace
Germany Has Four Great losses OF
Which the Greatest is Her i,
IS Loss Of Man Power

&C Clarence w. Barron, publisher OF
The Boston News Bureau. declares
that Germany wants peace. that the
overturn of Russia eliminated all dan
ger Of friction over the most trouble.
&c, some questions Of tho wsar.-th,otssa
which relate to the Bosphorus. Con
stanstinople, the South Il ri states.
the Bagdad railroad and the Persian
gulf that anot other:;5s year 81 war means
destruction ;of man powcr and mari
time h ana industrial & oasassessions5 II st
Germany, u and that Inc Big mon aof
Germany see it5 that German hi tai:
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1917-08-10

the matter. He said he had Just come
out tof the hospital where he had been
for three weeks, having had an opera
tion for appendic dicitis. IN telling about
it#{ his face lit up and he said:
When I went to find out what my
hospital bill was they said it, had
been paid by Uucle Sam u then
went to the Fort where Il was given
an my back pay. .; Il Il hadn't been in
the army 1t ould have aiken me a
year toS pa al those. hospital expens-
essss Uncle Sam surely knows how to
take care
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1917-08-10
Urged Not TO
Sell Cattle AT \.
Present Prices

as ~ :
serving the laws land thus protecting
the rights OF all people. but If there
should be any who so far forget their
duty to the state and their official po-
sition and oath Of Office as to assist
or contenance violence, I shall not
hesitate to cause their prompt removal
from Office. Nothing does more to des-
troy respect for government and to
cause disloyalty than violation Of the
law, by those entrusted with its en-
forcement. I urge your earnest CO.
operation that our government may
have the united support of all it's peo-
pie" 4*.<<:1.&. ~ '5 ~ = ..s.. @.re'+"
a-..>:! Respectfully submitted,
! ..~ Il i. 2.s,,ss,y 4 LYNN J. FRAZIER,
. h<f : . si@T'5.sAs ~ 49, Governor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1917-08-10
Farmers Should Study All Feed Re-
sources First Markets Are r y.
Greatly overstocked ,,s2.s. II
SOME AREAS HAVE - f~ss =" q J tE
:E' FORAGE FOR SALE
Law Of Compensation Bound To
Bring Profits to Those Who
s., Stand Firm Now L I.

, Directing the attention Of the
farmers Of North Dakota to the pro-
per handling of their livestock, warn
ing them against the Cutting Of the
market and thus forcing prices down
ward to their own disadvantage, and
pleading that the future of the states
livestock industry be given the great
est possible study, Thomas Cooper,
director of the North Dakta expert
ment station in Fargo, touched upon q
vital North Dakota problem.
Poor crops in the western sections
Of the state, through which Mr.. Coop
er has made an extensive tour, has
influenced farmers in that region to
rush livestock to market, fearful that
they will be unable to carry their
stock through the fall and winter
season, owing to the. feed shortage.
Mr.. Cooper calls attention to steps
that may be taken to relieve the feed
situation in measure, and directs
the farmers to study of home feed
resources that they may not have
considered: - .1' 80 It - -
"The present crop situation in
western North Dakota and accom-
panying difficulties of securing feed
for live stock Is a, serious handicap
to our agricultural industry. A large
number Of cattle have already been
shipped to market and lately the
heavy runs Of partly fattened stock
have broken prices, II. may be ex-
pected that continual ton of the heavy.
|runseo of iyesbock win still further low
er prices on the medium quality OF
half fattened stock: r.,
The endeavor to dispose OF stock
while prospect of prices is reason
ably high is natural one. II we
consider the future, it seems inad-
.visable to rush stock to market pro-
viding any possible arrangement can
be made for temporary feeding. In
many sections Of the state there is
much forage on lands that are unoc-
cupied, which may be utilized to car
ry stock temporarily. The agricul-
tural extention department is now at
tempting to locate sections either In
this state or others that have large
supplies of extra forage. Farmers
in localities Of insufficient forage in
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Leader: !: :
T enlisted at Bis
marck on June 18th
and on. the 18th was
sent to St. Louis to-
the Jefferson Bar

racks. AS. soon as we arrived we
were assigned to our hunks but before
1--we could occupy them we were obltg:
ed to get a shave, haircut and bath.
Many Of the men objected to the way
the barber cut hair but N they soon
found out that Uncle Sam was the die
tator, and that he was going to have
the hair cuts done as he thought best.
There were plenty Of amusements
at the barracks. The Y. IN. sC. Az. has
Ia fine establishment here, lots fof read
ing and writing material, y, they also
furnish good speakers. The knights
Of Columbus have by far: the finest:
place on the ground 8. hey have q
large screened ,hal Il. y self player piano,
magazines and writing ma ateriaI y They
furnish some sort ofss an entertainment
twice asSWeek. 4
Before leaving Sthe Barracks on
June 22nd We we're given our clothes
and seq,li pments They are very partic.
,llar al bout THE fit off our clothes and
shoes .,a nl nov ring
the best d fitting shoes 4 M YER a.: ~
The ph hysical exami mat ION siss very, ex'
act They turn lot ~
heal lthy Ioo oking feil illlo really did
not expect ~ pass blit when receiYs
Ied srn first shot III the arm inoculas
ton knew yas we're
also yac innate & Vie econ,d oculas
ton is given seven as yss fol lowing the
Idrst, and the third seye yenIS days later.
NY rl as nuit n sore tor n ffe,ss tiayg.
q are now stat Toned sat y ort Dong
|lass and VIII sveE'y kelly bs here
for some time. 1li j, regards to
Eall the ;'sss5
Biil has pr ollisaii her
lette about lifs M ss ssss
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sE Let us use the strong arm of Il /
the law, but not the strong arm ct
n a mad mob ora bullying Official. {"
In these words Governor Lynn q y. y
Frazier issued an appeal to officers Of
the law " thruout North Dakota cantion.
/ ing them to deal firmly but with fair.
ness with any disorders that may n arise
By the invasion Of q a"laWless element"
into North Dakota during the harvest
season. h S ss55 sa
Is Governor! Frazier speaks a special
word Of caution against permitting
mob action such as has 9eeng taken l'1s
against the Il. Nv. ii various states
III the west, hut tells officers sofs f the g
law that he win hold them esponsible
for the protection Of law and prop
|ertys Ss:.EE#
IF there should be any who SO Tar 'I
forget their duty to the state and to
their ofacial position and oath Of Of
fice as to assist or count tenance 5vio,-
|1ence, i shall not hesitate to cause
their prompt rem oval from I'M oftitice,"'I
says the governor. 5s553t
The message Of the governor was
mailed out from the executive Offices
It is as follows |: Sss &
q the attorney general. state IS at
torneys, sheriffs, poll icemen, and other
peace ofRcers of the state q, North s. b.
|Dakot
As governor OF the state Of North N tt13
EDakota, feel II my duty to6 call your {
Eattentio ion to- the fact that there are ar q q q
great many rumors that laWless 5ele-s.
lmlents III passing thru the country bent q Y,
lla 3ulpon destruc uct On y and d devasta ion Of
5property iiss charged that there are a;!s
men going thru the ountry burning nil1
and llll tiner'y 81
and other property
iss this reason that 4 prge YOU
.to take every l precanti ion preYeerlts II
any suchs laWle lessnegs being perperssI
tir,sated urge that
ssahereyer the eyld ence I wa1ranta yoIll
dit llesitat Ten
aiiyone guii s of or hreats
sening tos coInIni asl tess g'S
eannot q 81 1, lp,on AZ q, toos a
strong that az ~ ma ever endeayss
tly