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Vorbote., 1919-11-09
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ulllere groe getan, grollianes &te.
tail? 0ura Die 5Iu9t Der SaGrBln,
oerte toblt Ou. yeatipnen Stooten,
&onigspalQlte, papierperflebte Silt.
ten in 8r0bern 1n0 SGrgen se5iitet
Solter ltiir6ten ii4 in oen SoO I'M
oetnetpillen, ltarben Sflopen on Die
gonf Der 8aleeren gel6mieOet,
Siinglinge blutetel1, 8reile aerbrodyell
l,no entleibten ii6.
glus touleno &eblen flann1t Su ic-
Der StunOe Der Sdrei:
lin oeinetlpiaen roien Woidinen
uno Gilerbobnen, 6obrifen tiirreu
iib, StGOte I'M beinetuiIlen; 4alf,
b0ttier, Sanfen Inn Oeilletruilen
Wtlllionen berlolien fire Scimat
gerge meroen obgetragen, Sliilie &C.
trodnet ann OeinetlpiQen. Weere olrd)-
nilblt uno altsgeiogen: 9tmerifo,
Niten, slfrifo, 0ie gIiifulnidottetelr
Solfer Ocs SiiOens, oie trullriqen
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guren, Srlanoer, Gbineieu, 9(rme-
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Die @ltite getrteben I'M ocinetlpil.
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ltitblen Inn beinetlpiGen; l1niduloiqe
oerfaufen i6ren 2eib Tim 6einehuiIlen.
Sic bollen S6ladtidiffe lm6 aono=
men tint oeinetlpilen, belperfen iid
init W}lnen un0 8ronotcn ltnS bren,
nenOem 8en3n. Sieben Winione1
Wenlhen lt0rben auf oieIe @ciie 1mb
OrelBig in ienen Seuers6riinIten, Ser
1torungen, 6unQrr5n0ten, I'm beinetz
nlllen; 3u6tbaltler, 8efGngniIie,
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len; Serrot I'M Oeinetpiaen; @erbre=
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linn Inn 6einettpiQen, Worb, 0ieb=
itobl gergeiuoItigung - uno oIles
Inn oeinettpillen.
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rltbrelt 9olliger Sropfen ilt meiner
Sono, folt bonn S6noiBe Ser Ir6eit
aus oeinen Eoren brinqt oas SIut
Der Wfaionen, Die qet6tet bo6en.
Stud Dir in ben goloenen gonfen,
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Rer fp3taiiftif6e Saeaiis-
mus

Die SGtigfeit Ser So5iaIiiten I'M
Srterele Der 6reibeit, Der golfs ioll.
peranitat lmo OeS internQtionuIen
6rIcoenS miro bon oen nteiiten unIe,
ret 3eitgenolien foIi9 beurteilt oOer
unterladbt, ober Die Ueidi9te miro
lie redtfertieen.
SoDiel ober nrltB ielbit oen per-
nogeltlten &oupfe i6on bellte ein-
leuhtelL bab es feline ielbitiiidJtigell
Wtotlpc itnO, Die OaS &erbolten Der
Sojloliiten beitimnlen. Teri0nlidl
lplnneu lie OoOurd nidts oIs Spott,
SAB, WaBregellng lrno &erioIglng,
mobreltO ibre lptiienOiten @egner oa5
Slut, oas ouf Oen S6lodtfeloern per-
golien miro, IN Eroiite alrnpanOeIn.
@er peri0nIi6e @Orteile Iudt, Der
fomnlt IN Oer iojjoliItii6en 9epegung
nidt anf ieine 9tcdnlng.
9ie So5ioIiiterI Die 10 lon9e ols
robe Wtateriolilten beridrien nuroen,
| Itno totiG6ltb bie begciitertiten SSoea.
liltcn 11Ierer 3eit lno lpcnn es
Seute gibt, in benen Ser @eiit oes
Gbrlltentums lebenoig lit, 10 iino lie
unter oen So6ioIiIten 5l ilt6en. Sic
bringen Die idtperIten Spfer fiir Elm
S0eaL ous ben 3ltnftgelebrte1t ein
Ner8crniS ln0 Sen proftiIGen 2erten
eine GorSeit lit. Sic hmiiben iiG
Die Solooritdt oes MenIdenqeItNe6-
tes 5lt pertpirfli6en lmo bem GriItens=
fompf 5triihen MenI6 llno ltenId
ein Gnbe 5u mad)c1t, Sic lnn(Ien 0ic
ofononrilde G5rlln0IoGe 1dmffen, fir
cine Gcieaifoft3orouung, oie eS ic-
Dem leif)t mod)t, no6 Sem @rln6iob
51 6anoel1: r@os bu millit, oob sir
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audi"
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oos @eite, bos oie 9teligionen, Gbi-
loiopben lmo 0iiienidoften ser e.
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ernOen @erten gcldoffcn boben iu0
nur boffnungsloIcite &llr5li6tigfeit
fam Die aultur6eOelltltng ser io5ias
ltItlide:l @elue9lwg bertennen.
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5ibiliIierten @elt 0egolten bobeir, 10
ernIt, OoB lie ibre gerlpirfli6lmg Der.
bei5ufitbren illdben. l1no bafiir lper.
oen iie gei6nGGt, bei6intpft perD1a-
0tgt luto berfolgtl
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Rnmmer 142.

Ben g0rien Sen SpieliGIen, Sen se.
idGmoQenen &oiien Ser @iirser, in Sen
obgeruiirgten SQllOen ser glrnult unO
Oes Sungers! 9ll5 Ser erIte 0}eniG
oi6 im Sanoe bes ltfers iob, warum
mari er bid nidt bon it'd? Sd:ic
NIT geblGttem &aor uno ihleuOertc
Did 5lrilf in Sen sIbgrlno? IIu6
Dir - boB bic 8elt cine 8iiIte se.
mprAS. lit
Vorbote., 1919-11-09
Gbicasu, Sunntas, 8. Iup. 1919.
Ser redte Streitcr
6 + E o 5 o / 8 e II c I 8.

g8iait bu Elm rec6ter Streiter Iein
Sn gutter Sa9e,
60 slanb' ben 5ieq eetpibIi6 bein
ll1O ieneS 3ipeifel5 label
8enn ct I'M 9rten Sample fidt,
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Sb unter'n pllf i'm itnmpfe
Sc5 Netnoes 9tpB; er 5lpcifelt uic6t
slm Sieg I'M guten Sample.
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9es Sales 2ait 5u trngcn,
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So Den Balait nic ra9en;
Slebt ndbt, lpte tiibu Der Sfeiler itrebt;
ytltt, pic lid ltpl5 oic Auppel 6ebt,
Nod, pie als Slumenidmcl5 gcipe6t,
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9ob ilber'm Sad bic arpnc I6ipcbt: -
lIllo ho6 trG9t er bas Gan5el
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Yer SteasentibeiOun9 Moraen,
Sdoft ou oein Snglperf nur oetreu,
llno laB Den 9eiit Damn lorocn!
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gsa9rt allcb Der @ampf an tauIcnb ;Jobr'.
Ob beb bes @iocrio6ers sf,or
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8ebent' cs bleiht bod clpio ipobr,
gS llc4t Die quite Code!
llno idiene Sir bas Me6t aud idon
GrSrilft int Sobesfanlpfe:
y, 2lucllle nid)tl Steg lit Ser Qpbn
IN lepent gllten &nmpfel
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Ser8ebens oanad rongit unb tlom,nit,
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greilt bon Seirocsrodle: -
gel ilber5eu9t, hoB bu 70 fron1mIt
Sem Sie9 Der glltcn Sa6e.
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Slno beine StcaocnoiIen!
&eln gutter Streiter lrnterlieotl
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SdS 9anner fciten Wll1tes!
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Yin leoer Sropfen 8Iutes.
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Yer Grbe ipir0's bp16rinQen. -
llno ihlGoIt bu nt6t sic lette Goblodt:
Sem gntcl tpirh'5 QeIirteenl
Yer @ct'tcstampf beiift Tnnge 3cit!
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sp5ia1ismus
Scn SeSulius 3erfn s.
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So5tallsntrs ut ntd)t SruncrIdMft.
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felt lit 8eiinnlng. Gfe Wteni6beits.
ramllie, Der SO5ialislnus, lit Golf
Itrom aller groteile.
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bern belm Grbe Observation-Disclosures, 10
mOIlet, oaB Der So5inlismus, ooa
5eilI9Ite G0tererbe, en9er 5ltianuner.
fibre.
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Grbe lonOern fir Oas G;rbe gefiibrt
lDer0e.
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0urd &alnpf geborelL miro er ou6
I'M Sample leben. Gas Our6 Gonef
erb0bte &cben lit So5ioIisntus. sc
Srioerli6feit aber bleibe Der Golf
ltronL Ger bonn Ser5en alnn Ser5en
gebt.
Der @llle sam @ullfpntmenen.
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SollfOmmenen, lit SeilonO Oieies
@ollens.
IS gibt oieIe 8ege Sum @oabriu.
gen iolden @ilels.
Wtanfe Gbrilten iltden ibn ub.
1pegs Der 8elt IN Nli5eie, iie nolen
plelem entlagen lulo gIouben 70 olles
5u gelplnnen. Sic i6eitern.
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uno entlage ni6t!
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Slmmel geDonnen 5u bobelt, ipenn Oil
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So5iulisnus perlorclt2 0ie Q(usiidt
ouf 6reibeit, Siebe, S9onbeit, 9ten,
| i4entum!
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lit oas bodite Geiebl
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23
Hang Macdonald in
EjJf19y to Telegraph Pole

strong nonpartisan leaders, men of
fairness and ability have openly ex-
pressed their disgust and disapproval
of the way Miss Nelson is being
hampered in her work, and so it goes
all along the line. The people are not
going to stand for such dirty work.
We have the spectacle now of Gov.
Frazier coming to the rescue Of Mac
donald and by appointing men on the
educational board of his own think
ing, tried to GUST Miss Nelson's Of
flee appointees. President Kane, of
the University of North Dakota,
member Of the board, saw the true
situation and voted to sustain the
duly elected superintendent. He is a
nonpartisan, too. So you see what
ever our differences Of opinion may be
on the amendments and socialism as
outlined by other league leaders
there are thousands of fair minded
men in the organization who will not
stand for persecution, especially of
a woman, not that Miss Nelson is not
able to stand up and fight her own
battles 49, she will do that alright
Then we have the governor of the
state joining in on this unholy perse-
cution by framing up legislation to
cut off the power Of the state super
intendent by creating new board of,
education whic is t ohave president
appointed by the governor-1if the
league legislature falls for it Macdon-
aid will be the appointee, of course.
It is great and glorious spectacle,
isn't it. We talk about the .chivalry
of men-it is misnomer so far as
some of the officials at Bismarck are
concerned. They do not know what
it means. Let the people rule and let
Miss Nelson be given the chance to
show that she is capable and efficient
and we guarantee to say that at the
end of her term she will have made
record that will appeal to the people
Of the state as a good one. Her Of
fee force could not be better. Geo.
A. Mcfarland, H. G. Arnsdorf, Prof.
J. w. Riley, of Cass county, where
could you find better men for the po-
sitions? Cut out this persecution, let
the voice of the people prevail, and
give Miss Nelson chance to do the
work she was elected to do. If she
does not make good the people have
the remedy in two years to make a
change-but we have no fear Of the
result in this line-she will make
good.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23
GETCHELL PRAIRIE

Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.t Martin were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Get
chell at dinner Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Whitcher and
daughter Harriet, Mrs. J. H. White
and son Will, spent Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. White.
Ronald White is very sick with the
flu, the rest of the White family are
improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getchell, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Whitcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
}Levi Getchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Sampson and Mr.. and Mrs. M. J..
White spent Monday evening at the
parsonage in honor of Mr.. Savadie's
birthday. All reported having fine
time.
Mrs. VIM. Harper spent Tuesday
with Mrs. VIM. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ames, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. H.
Rogers, during the holidays, returned
to Valley City Friday.
Mr.. Fred Getchel1 spent several
days last week on business at James,
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rogers and Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Rogers and daughter,
Dorothy, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Whitcher and
daughter Harriet spent Sunday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. White. 49,.
Mr.. Ed Harper is on the sick list.
We hope it is nothing serious.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23
N. C. MACDONALD, BABY

and hangs there now silent but con-
temptuous spectacle Of what people
think of a m j who, after being de-
feated at the hands Of the people, only
gave up the offiee at the mandate of
the supreme court and since vacating
the Office has persistently used every
ounce Of strength he possesses in try
ing to GUST Miss Nelson from the Of
ace. Some people after getting hold
If the public pay roll, absolutely re-
fuse to get separated from it, and
his seems to be the whole thing in
this case The Times-Record believes
chat whatever fight was made for this
office between Mr.. Macdonald and Miss
Nelson should end after the people
have registered their verdict at the
polls and that the loser should retire
gracefully and courteously-any man
would, but. What's the use of all this
persecution. Talk about gallantry-
the word is not in the Macdonald die
tionary. To put it mildly the people
Of North Dakota have the spectacle
Of seeing a woman bounded and per-
secuted by dirty political tricksters
who are chagrined and disappointed
shat they were defeated at the polls.
The supreme court has said unani-
mously that Miss Nelson is qualified
for the office, and be it said to the
credit of that court, being mostly of
nonpartisan members, that they have
righteously seen the justice of the
situation and interpreted the law as
the people by their votes have dictat-
ed. They have ousted Macdonald
from the job and put Miss Nelson,
legally elected in. The attorney gen.
eral of the state, another strong non
partisan, has fought her case and
says he will fight it to the end. Other
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23
INDEPENDENT MASS
MEETING CALLED
To the Voters of North Dakota:

To the Voters of North Dakota:
The responsibilities of citizenship
in North Dakota have never been as
great as they are just now. Momen-
tous changes are proposed in a politi-
cal way that will effect our entire So
cial, commercial, industrial and po-
litical life. There has for years been
a serious discomfort with things as
they are in our state. Remedies and
adjustments proposed have been al
most as numerous as the voters, each
one having a different idea. Senti-
ment, is, however, rapidly crystal
1izing into two groups, one of which
is well organized and has accepted
the leadership of socialists of long
standing, who are rapidly unfolding a
radical socialist program, which the
legislature is being asked to adopt
and put into operation in only a few
days after it's adoption, and without
giving the people of the state an OPP
portunity to approve or reject the
same by their votes. The other as
yet is not organized and has not cen
tered around any leadership or any
definite political or economic program.
most responsive to popular will when
there are two fairly we'll balanced Or
CARNATIONS working in our body po-
little for the adoption Of varying po-
litical ideas, stimulating a thorough
discussion and careful consideration
of all changes proposed by political
action, we, the undersigned State Ex-
ecutive Committee Of The Independent
Voters Association, do hereby take it
upon ourselves to ask that all those,
who believe that it is dangerous to
the present and future welfare of on,
state and it's citizens to plunge head
long into revolutionary experiment
in radical socialism which is now
about to be put over by the leaders of
the nonpartisan league, as assemble
in statewide meeting in Bismarck.
N. D., on Jan. % and 20 for the pur
pose of considering and deciding upon
ways and means of getting to the peo-
pie, information that has been sup
pressed and withheld from them by
political leaders and officers now in
control of our state affairs and Civ
ing the people an opportunity to vote
on all laws enacted by the legislature
that would bring about far-reaching
changes in our commercial, industrial
and political activities before the same
are enforced. Come and bring others.
E. w. Severson, President,
s. H. Nelson, Vice President,
Theo. G. Nelson, Secretary,
Bernt Anderson, Treasurer.
Andrew Woglund,
Z +. B. King,
Rier Anderson,
Martin Void,
d. A. Coplin.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23

Hon. R. 0. Richards, of Huron, S.
D., will be one of the speakers at the
statewide meeting to be held under
the auspices of the Independent Vot-
ers Association at Bismarck on Jan
uary 28th and Goth. Mr.. Richards is
author of what is known as the Rich
ards Primary Election Law, which
was adopted by majority Of $4,000
in South Dakota last fall. This law
provides for pro-Primary Election
caucus and convention system with
a minority and majority representa-
ton in all caucuses and conventions.
Under the Primary Election Law
which we now have in North Dakota,
the candidates for the respective par
ties are selected first and the plat
form Of the party written afterwards.
Under the Richards Plan the platform
is first decided on and candidates
chosen because of being authorized
or able advocates of the issues in
volved in their respective platforms.
Mr.. Richards will speak at 7.30 p. M,
Jan. 20. He will have one of the bal
lots used in the Primary Election,
June &c, 1918, painted on large can
vas for the purpose of better illus
trating the purpose and operation OF
his law.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23
GREEN

Walter Wicks returned from a
Texas training camp last Saturday
and those who have seen him say he
looks fine and weighing less than
three hundred pounds.
Many farmers hauled fat stock to
Berea last Saturday only to take
them home again, an order coming
nearly at the last minute revoking the
license to stop shipment of hogs until
Jan. 20. ~..
Lars Kjelland was hauling hogs and
julius Axe!son was hauling cows last
Saturday to Berea.
Hans Hanson is expected home
some time this week.
Quite number are now attending
school.
Fred Nelson visited at NJ. Morten-
Sons last Sunday.
1t has been many winters since we
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23

| The senior class is glad to welcome
back Ruth Scott.
Several new pupils have enrolled.
Among them Blanche McClafflin, Rob
| ert Russell and James Peake.
A few minutes Monday morning
was spent in giving the school yells
to show the basket ball boys how
much we appreciated their victory
Saturday night.
Vincent Carroll who has spent six
| months in training at Fort Smelling,
is again enjoying the liberties CD of
High school life and the feeling of
being a senior, especially.
Monday morning Miss Nelson spent
several minutes in giving us music
seats" so now that our school spirit
is really aroused we can make the Sld
assembly room ring with our wonder
full CD music.
Mr.. Brown has announced series
Of lectures which are to be given by
members of the faculty and business
men Of the town on subjects of inter-
est to all High school students. We
are looking forward to them with in
terest
/ More than a week has passed since
we gathered in the assembly room aft
er our Christmas vacation and many
things have happened. One of which
was the fact that for four days we
managed to get through classes with
cut the guiding hand Of Mr.. Brown.
Friday morning the seniors follow
ed 10 the good work begun week
ago and presented the senior orches-
ira in its first appearance. Dressed
in fantastic costumes and making
fantastic costumes and making fan
tast;cer! music on fantasticeress p!
Instruments they kept the students
laughing for nearly a period. Then
Mr.. Brown let us use the remainder
of the perior for a "pep" meeting.
Consequently the fourth period was
omitted to the delight Of the seniors,
and the basket ball boys know we are
behind them for victory tonight.
Thursday evening, Jan. 9, the B. G.
club held it's first meeting in the eve
ming to which friends were invited.
After the regular business meeting
the following program was enjoyed
by all:
Reading ........ Alvinia Halverson
Original Story, "The Stacker"
............... Ella Selbo
Piono Solo, Fifth Nocturne".
| Verna Bergen
Reading, "The Star Spangled Ban
Original Play, "The Return: .:. Ivy
Beatrice Downs
The play was written, the charac-
tiers chosen and the play coached by
Beatrice Downs. 1t was we'll given
and a credit to the club. After the
nrogram the club and it's guests ad
journed to Room IL where general
coed time was enjoyed by all.
Friday morning the seniors decid-
ed to arouse the sleepy bunch known
as the High school students and SO
rave the following program:
Violin Solo,. 49,. Theodore Finney
Piano Solo ........... Octa Meyers
Vocal Solo, IF I'm Not at the Roll
Call, Kiss Mother Goodbye for
Me" ........... Coda Downs
Roosevelt, the Man and His Work"
Leonard Beal
Piano Duet ............
....Octa Meyers and Evelyn Galley
I"A New Years Resolution" 80.
Lillian Ford
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23
Archaruel.

The province of Archangel is bound
ed on the west by Norway and Fin
land, on the, east by the northern
Urals and on the south by the prov
lnces of Vologda and Olonetz. It is
the largest province of European Rus
STA, but is credited only with $4,000
population. The great waterways tray
ersing it northward to the Arctic
ocean are the Plethora, Omega, Dvina
and Mesen rivers. Archangel, the town,
is near the mouth of the Dvina.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23

The attitude of Mel c.. Macdonald
in trying to force Miss Minnie J. Mel
son, duly elected state superintendent
of public instruction by over six thous-
and majority, out of the Office, is get
ting on the peoples nerves and they
are getting pretty mad at the despic-
able and dastardly display Of poll
tical persecution of a woman to such
an extent that last night Mr.. Macdon-
aid was hanging in effigy from a tele-
phone pole, near the Northern Pacific
depot, bearing the inscription
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23

This was talk on "pep" and school
spirit Then with the advice to make
only the sky the limit we sang 1.-THE
Star Spangled Banner" as we have
never sung it before in all year. This
was followed by other familiar songs
and the school spirit was at last
awakened. Then came our school
yells on a real "pep" meeting giving
rousing encouragement to the boys
who played :Cooperstown Saturday
night and won.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23

This is the Saint Gaudens statue OF
Abraham Lincoln, in. Lincoln park,
Chicago, duplicate of which will be
erected in the Canning Enclosure in
Westminster, London. It will mark a
century Of peace between the United
States and Great Britain. This statue
has been chosen for reproduction after
q rather violent controversy over the
comparative merits of a figure by
George Gray Barnard.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23
Ferocjous Rhino.

The rhinoceros would be just as
formidable as the buffalo were his
sight as good. But he has to go bit
slowly because Of dependence on the
sense of smell. Once within few
yards of his object, where his weak
eyes can distinguish it-then look out !!
His charge is something terrible, and
the only safe place is tree. When
African natives are asked what ami
nal they most fear, nearly all Of them
do not hesitate to say the rhino.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23
Great Mystery Solved.

Doctor Hirschberg says one Of the
most common causes Of stammering is
the temporary interruption Of speech.
You know it is one Of the compensa-
lions of human existence to have the
mystery of a lifetime solved in q
fifty. We ascertained some time back
that hunger is frequently caused by
prolonged interruption Of the 1soye-
m mt Of victuals to the stomach
lston Post.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23

The league program at Bismarck
is to unseat duly elected representa-
tives who are anti-league and put in
their places men who will bow sub
missively to the will of the bosses.
This is being done in order that the
league can secure the necessary two
thirds in the house to put on the
emergency clause on such measures
as the supreme dictators want to pass.
These same men have been telling us
that the majority should rule but the
only time they want to apply that rule
is when their own candidates are the
winners at the polls. The case of the
state superintendent is another one
where they do not want the majority
to rule
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-23

The democratic leaders in congress
have decided to turn over the rail-
road proposition to the republican
congress which takes hold Of the
reigns of government on March
fourth. The leaders claim it is i'm
possible for them to get any bill
passed at this session. There is one
thing about the whole matter that is
reassuring. The republicans are
equal to the emergency and will ham
die the proposition in a satisfactory
manner-to the republicans at least.