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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02

The state of North Dakota has sold
three million dollars worth of state
bonds. There is nothing remarkable
about that and we are glad of it.
The only point we want to bring out
is that the sale was effected through
the efforts of Banker C. B. Little, of
Bismarck, one of the best business
men in the state, and would not have
been made only for him. C. B. Little
was once a state senator. He was in
what was called the stalwart gang or
big business gang of the state then
controlling politics and the present
league leaders used to sit up nights
telling how big business had the farm
ers and the state by the throat and
that they ought to get rid of this
bunch of stalwarts. They god rid of
them and got themselves into such
tight hole that they had to go back to
a clear headed business man like Lit
tie to get their bonds f1oated. Now if
there is anything wrong about this big
business deal the league leaders will
have to take their share of the blame,
because when they went to one of
these stalwart politicians they got
right into the big business that little
while before they were condemning.
The fact of the matter is that if the
state was controlled by more men of
the business caliber of Mr.. Little
there would be better business condi-
ditions at the state capitol and the
state would have better credit at home
and abroad. We are pleased to see
that the big league dictators have to
come to those whom they have reviled
in time of need. There is a very
healthy reaction setting in.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02
DOINGS AT THE CAPITOL
Frazier's Dream

Frazier's Dream
This political life is not what It is
cracked up to be,
now believe me,
am going back to the farm as soon
as l get through,
And no one can hand me an Office
again, tell you.
Bronsons Dream
admit that it was LANCER who landed
me this job,
And no one knows how hard l worked
him and old Bob.
But now they can both take a run and
Jump in the lake,
For l am going to stick with Townley
if he is a fake.
Robinson's Dream
The Bishop has long discovered that
he can not run me,
Although we are very friendly and
partners used to be,
| have mind that he nor Townley can
change or control,
And / am going to keep on writing
letters, bless your soul.
Grace's Dream
l am the only judge in this great state,
Who works from early morn till late,
And Don't believe him when he tells
you,
That Pm absent more than any other
two.
Birdzell's Dream
l am writing more opinions than ever
before,
And l wonder why people do not no.
tice me more.
Is it because am tied up with Town
ley's gang,
Or because someone is throwing the
poison fang.
Johnny Browns Dream
Just came from Wisconsin a year or
so ago,
To report for the Leader at st. Paul
and Fargo,
And the way l am coping off jobs is
nothing slow,
For showing the boys how to make
this thing 60.
Wehe's Dream
would like to be Attorney General of
this state,
So that l could prosecute all those I
And according to what Mr.. Townley
has said,
l stand the best chance Of any one yet.
Obert's Dream
Oh nv God what all troubles l have
got,
Since they elected me treasurer of this
state,
But am very soon going to cast my
lot,
With t he bunch that is against this
outfit.
Hagan's Dream
l want to be Governor, yes do,
So bad that l must tell you,
And if the people will not elect me,
l shall batter HI out of Kositzky.
Olsness' Dream
l am longing for the day that will
take me back to the farm again,
Where | can eat much and milk and
play my old violin,
For l am thoroughly convinced that
Townley is just playing the game,
Because everybody talk to these days
is thinking the same.
The Macdonald's Dream.
Five thousand five hundred dollars
salary edcH year,
Is what we are receiving for services
rendered in here,
And there is no way you people can
GUST US two out,
So take your medicine while we laugh,
dance and shout.
TOtten's Dream
Of all the things l fear most in this
wide world,
Is the vote of the women at the next
state election,
1t just makes me SILVER to think what
might happen,
If we must submit to them our rec
ords for inspection.
Townley's Dream
Lovely, lovely, yes indeed,
When money rolls in while you cat,
Rl1t how slim nv pickins will be
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02
PRESIDENT WILSON IMPROVES

Washington, Sept 30.-President Wilson's health had
taken turn for the better when the last official
ment made at the White House. Dr. Grayson expect
ed issue another statement this forenoon The president
slightly better according to Dr. Graysons last comuni
que. The Of treatment is still rest and sleep with
auto rides for fresh air. .-.-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02

Elsewhere we publish an article re-
lative to the manufacture Of paper
from straw. If this can be done it
would seem to US that North Dakota
offers an exceptional field for paper
factory. We have straw to burn and
if it can be manufactured into print
paper it should be conserved instead
of burned up. Print paper is very
scarce article they say, and it must
be so because the price of not only
print paper but other grades is still
up in the air and going higher. 1t
costs the Times Record $133.5O to put
one single ton of print paper into our
basement now where about four years
ago it cost $45. This is a great in
crease in price and of course is re-
sponsible for the raise in subscrip-
ton price that had to be done year
ago. We had hoped to bring down the
price of the daily but it is impossible
to print it at the present time and de-
liver for less than we are doing. Wag-
es as we'll as paper have advanced ma
terially and there is no chance of let
up in sight. This making paper from
straw might bring prices down if cap
italists could be interested to build
plants for it's manufacture.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02

patent nostrum advocate admits to
something over two and a half times
as much" They may admit the full
truth yet.-Forum.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02
JUDGE GARY TO BE QUESTIONED

Washington Sept. 30.-Hope that settlement of the
steel strike will be nearer tomorrow when Judge Gary will
be questioned by the senate labor committee was express
ed senators today Senator Kenyon expected to ask
Gary on what grounds he is willing to meet the labor
leaders.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02
MINOR ACTS OF SABOTAGE CLAIMED

London Sept. 3O-MlnOr acts OF sabotage have been
reported in connection with the railroad STRIKE the gov
eminent announced in communique issued today from
Downing street It is reported that in instance that
switches railroad have been thrown The dstrib
on of food reported to be progressing satisfactorily
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02

We are looking forward now to the
time when. Col. Little will be an
nounced as the league candidate for
state senator from Burleigh county.
The floating of these three million
dollars worth of bonds should make
the colonel solid man with that
party, and having done this noble
deed the tarred stick with which he
was so we'll tarred over few years
ago will be succeeded by a fine new
coat of whitewash
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02

you get your statement from the coun-
ty treasurer, that will make you sit up
and take notice. But they want to try
it out.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02

The people of the nation will regret
the nervous breakdown of President
Wilson occasioned by his tour over the
country speaking for the ratification
of the league of nations. 1t is mighty
hard work to get out and travel day
and night and to talk without having
something give way. We have not
agreed with the president on this sub
ject but at the same time we hope his
illness will be only Of minor nature
and that few days rest will put him
back in shape again. This being pres
ident Of nation composed of a hum
dred and twenty million people and
trying to put over peace treaty as
a result of this late upleasantness is
anything but a small job and requires
all the stamina and backbone it is pos
sible to have President Wilson has
shown that he has not only the back
bone but the courage of his convic-
tons and we like him for it even if we
don't always agree with him.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02

1t out.
-BUY W. S. $780,
Judge Robinson, Of the supreme
court has arrived at the conclusion
that the court is being used for politi-
cal purposes-at least he says so in
one of his Saturday evening letters,
and if he says so we are of the opin-
ion that he knows what he is talking
about. We have long been of the same
opinion, but we have been rather timid
about saying so for fear that we would
be hauled up before the court and
asked what we meant by it. We rath-
er admire the frankness Of the su-
preme court judge who talks right out
in meeting when he feels like it.
-BUr W. 5. s-.
1t is apparent at this time that the
peace treaty will not pass the United
States senate without some kind of
reservations. We do not think that
any amendments will be made to the
treaty but there will be some reser-
vations made you can rest assured of
that. What the people of this country
want more than anything else is the
assurance that Great Britain is not
going to have any more to say than
the United States in other words
they want a square deal. The presi-
dent has said in his speeches that
Great Britain will not have any more
votes than we have but those who are
busy studying the treaty deny this
statement. Anyway peace treaty or
no peace treaty we notice that Eng
land is building still bigger navy,
Germany is manufacturing more guns
and ammunition and getting pre-
pared, Italy is in the throes of an in
ternal war and the United States has
landed marines on the Dalmatian Is
lands at Trau to help out the 1tal-
ians. Thus we appear to be at war
helping out Italy right when we are
supposed to be at peace. Where are
we anyway? And what good is a
peace treaty under these conditions.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-02

The Courier-News this morning an
nounces that w. A. Anderson, of Min
neapolis, is to. be named secretary of
the state industrial board to succeed
Oliver S. Norris. We presume there
is no one in the state of North Da-
kota good enough for the job so the
state administration has to go to
Minneapolis and St. Paul for its ap-
pointees, nonresident and nom
tax payer at that. Well, that is all
right too, state headquarters havs
been moved to Minneapolis anyway
and Bismarck is just sub or expert
mental station.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
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reSento, ifient 6euue goIitif bleD
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oQe fommenbe oanfe Regierirger
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er sbpre pauiteIig. oa Der REQ bill.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
Sen mGjte Wyhcp i "Gco Mrncn."

On IN ooernoo0e luteresiuut EortUumd ira Rorge UNDER
Grccu "Iube Hoohcr" Ol BIT poobcgnnot "&co Hrren" iauirurt
'Saop Nuoeu5 NCuuclIQhco' er Orluttet "GGhe Febocr". iom er
en- Misunderstanding al en- ma, bcQopet nort omcrttorit Torfottcr,
Butor @iotUu Glen Chicago. bcbunocr oct Tor o. ~llopunoreoe
ultio leoeuoe SgsrgsuaaI ON huorolot Ui bar tubt cuer uuuoet paa.
at Ol iorlo0 Oct quulc Saro tyuriuttcrrH bar Nuleue 6ouc0.
perior, ben uuge Gupul NUerUe. iremirQet T WCluclC, hoenl
apPrliqheoen til TPoreneIor0cn cr 'tertere emo bans 9GrQIErrlghCo
og llbipro5Iru9sIer Som Snnboler pau set iremmeoe ca LOT.
feu0e bar Gorlatteren tegnet en- Uatter. rorneut HUuu0e. ION Gporr
qisr gefeuottob meo lpitouo, Q}ooiTtulug I'll bans ltrQoor@~
fiGrIgbeb, iom fboar 5enrmc Rorgc og ueuter. T~OrtPuiuger air
2picrcn ret ior Oct or SIst Al Norge2 Uotrc Notlr, iiRr RorolurNs.
oq oll bli lPit meo SlToe oa ll0buttc AZ enhucr. iom crQunJ bar
feet Norae5 iiel0c ioruroc / NOriiouteu.
Sion oil andre uomcrtcoc GortCQingcr iellc SuQ SmI
gtaor tnocUGrcnoc Aargorg er Int, bcGpnoer ri tappcrt paa urite.
inotil oi iqen bar 4taolet fulot, Set oil II, iuotil pore &Gcrc isIcl
bar $50 Sroer, Tor Oct err bouo "NeO Nrucu" briuGer 1ucrt aQr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21

babe Sop I'll at gao / 6reo paa Seic
ne oe ban paIete Sdpas - ipo Tor
grenner I'll lit 'remtibiec Nr,
beibsiteo.
en- CONNER fom ban Dog % be.
iegte mine SorpIore / 9erd)tesaa.
oeit. San ioa rofina pilbiig no, Der
ban p~anorehe iire Spaiernlrc /
Sanosbpens nrrmeitc Smcan. Cir
li8 % elegant iom ban aItio bar
flGot, bar han ncmlis Ell hsi. ipio5
Straahat, boori par arbrogt Ell lang,
boienoe SaneiiRr, ion cippeSe irem
og tilboge for bnert Sfriot.
San boebe paa "SoteI S%oI3bur'
aerbof", % bet parebe life l9itgc,
ltoen ban boobe inbrettct lit Sip Der
lom altoetitebs: ligeIaa regelmGs
Jig % iiffert iom ct SIasubr.
San ifrep hensans paa "Gn Sol.
feiicnOe" % boIot iia itren9t FOR Jig
lelo unbtogen ON Ssroogsaitc.
nerne, ga ban tor @ieit hos mine
TorRlbre. Get bar iait Gitole.
Gn 6ormiobns trai mini Gar ham,
% De bleo 9aoerbe o. p~aSiiare. SSar
pnlteOe noget on at ban itreb m,eh
at ifabc Ell beitemt Sfiffelic - bit.
rpf Hebilo0crcn ! "Hlttlono".
gao os gon inb poa NeubouS og
iaa os Ct @Io$ EI", foreiIog Sbicn.
ga, sc GIT i,to og if lit 81. "a
6ar hauoe orilffct lit 8la$. piIoe
ban have rof en- Seioel.
"Hci", io9bc Sbien. "@ao III,
bicn % ifriu."
90 Tar sit biem % &cbilage.
renS Sfiffelie ltoo plioicIi9 lbs Ie.
pcuOe for baln.
en- anben CONNER oufteoc pho
icIig Srgens 0onIen op i 9erhteS.
dobcn. San bouoc prret / Wtiind)Ct
en- %irteren, % Der baooc D9rrt Ell
5tb, ga ban lepebc mlocr trpffcnOc
petulirrc 6orholO. @nn git op I'll
Sbiell % flogroc i'm $3.50"
"9are pent", Iogbc Sbien, Ser
hunoer oItib ct eQer anoct".
McO Ocnne iatti9e Sreit uanbrc-
oc ,Sr1cn2 Soricn tilbagc iii iii so.
tclprrelic.
Men ocr npite Worgen If ban
tiIfrloiapi@ en- SrPfntng2ll'te, Iom
por o'i~cutIiGgiort / "Vtlilld)ener
Nglcitc Nad,tritten", % oct falot
hulit inc, at ban ui'tnof engang bao-
oe fiebt en- 9ooicobel i peOfommenoc
2ottcri. San ianot ben trent o.
oct bite Jig, at Sbien hapoc Net.
Ser bpnocr nltio ct eler moet".
Srgens Soniens Nnnrer bar no.
trl,ffet meo 1000 Warf / @epinIt,
@!rocsitraa!enoc toG ban 1sr'tc
SoG til @crdteSgaoCn, bnor ban an
fom mco ct Smil, lom Ell Selcrs
hcrrc.
Sans @eieg blep fur fOrtuarib.
oan bar al benl, ion trGngte at
fa(c @rlliet al Ell @p omfrin9 Jig, -
Der er Inlet intcrcaiant ueo San.
0et", ptreoe bon, iOct ban i9ien orog
tilbuoe iii Wiind)m.
Sort Sio cfter font ct 9Ggtcpor ri
Scrdte5aooen. Srucn DOR Ell Iano
SiproiS at ifuc % 8entalen an'los
acs af 9eiolfnin9cn til at o9re en-
TreIt. Sette pafte til ell @egpnoclle
aoifilig 6olfeinof, thi iori9 To-
tbplif, Tom Solicit par - forbaitle.
beS man oper, at Ell EreIt funoc
rpre gilt. Snart opflareoes Dog
@aoocn, ibet man paa 6remmeolI.
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