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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
Hans G.. DeIbrugge, Mgr.

Red June-lst, Cherry I'm Frui.
Shropshire Damson-spd Cherry Hill
Wild Goose-lst. Cherry I'M Fruit
Farm.
Largest variety OF Ersoes-ist. Riley
one plate, new variety Of Erspes-ls..
Riley Fruit Farm; End. Cherry Hill
Plate Of grapes for table use-ls.,
, Riley Fruit Farm
Plate Of grapes for vine uss-lst.
Riley Fruit Farm; Ind. Cherry Hill
Brighton list Cherry I'm Fruit
, Farm.
Catawba-1st. Miss Laura =. Ashton.
Concord-1st. Miss l. F. Ashton.
Cherry Hill Fruit Farm.
Niagara-lst- Riley Fruit Fsrm: End.
Miss Laura F. Ashton.
Winchell-1st Riley Fruit Farm.
Worden-1st Riley Fruit Farm.
Apples
Plate Maiden Bush-lst L N. Ashton;
Plate Smith cider-1st Riley Fruit
riate Ben Davis-lst, MISS Laura F.
Ashton: End. Riley Fruit Farm.
Plate White Beauties-1st Riley
Plate Itambo-1st. L N. Ashton; End.
! Plate Yellow Bellnower-lst. Miss
/ Laura F. Ashton: End. Riley Fruit Farm
Plate Fall Pipptn-lst Riley Fruit
Plate Esapus. spitzenbers-lst. Cherry
Plate Red Beitisheimer-lst. Cherry
Hill Fruit Farm; End Miss l. F. Ash
Plate Moore SWEETEST. Riley Fruit
| Farm.
Plate Tomkin's Kins-1st Riley Fruit
| Farm.
Plate Rhode Island Greenins list.
Miss Laura F. Ashton; End. Riley Fruit
, Farm.
Plate White Pippin-1st Riley Fruit;
/ I.Iate Baldwin-1st, Riley Fruit Farm:
End Miss Laura F. Ashton.
Plate York Imperial-l.t Riley Fru,,
! Farm; End, Miss Laura F. Ashton:
Plate SoFsRe5s spylf 4 i:s Gss'er
plate Roxbary Russets-lst Cherry
! Hill Fruit Farm; End, Miss L. F. Ashton.
i, Plate Red Canada-lst Riley Fruit
Farm.
Plate Jonathan-lst Riley Fruit
Plate s,ayman w,nssap-l't Rile,
Plate Graven.t.in-lst Riley Fruit
, Farm: End. A. L. Carter.
Plate Mammoth Black TwtS-ls'.
Riley Fruit Farm.
Plate Fallow Water-1st. Riley Fruit
Farm.
Hate wealtny-lst, Riley Fruit FIRM.
Plate Delicious-lst Riley Fruit
Farm.
late King David-lst. Riley Fruit
i.tatc Banana-lst Riley Fruit Farm.
Plate wagener-lst, L N. Anton; 2nd.
Riley Fruit Farm.
Plate Roman Beauty-1st Riley Fruit
Farm.
Plate Duchess Of Oldenberg-1st L. F.
Ashton.
Plate Mann-1st Riley Fruit Farm;
Ind, A. L. Carter.
BUY WAR SAVINGS .STAMPS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
HIT. THE SPOT"
SAYS VETERAN
IF. CIVIL WAR
7O-Year-Old T. L. Bradstreet Tells
How Wentworth Banished
the Ills of His Body.

This wcll-knpwn Findlay man. few
days ago madc tn" following enthusiasts
tic statements at 7. Lohrstortcr's drug
store in Flint Mich., and consented 10
its publication. we'll knowing that 10
part with his good news in that way
would mean health and comfort to
scores If rcld,r":
HAY" used Ncrv-Worth for norv"ous-
na+@. in digestion. sl""Tl"ssncss and that
t!I"d-Cut. all-E"n" feeling and one bottle
convinced N" that Ncrv-worth was all
that its makers claimed for it,
1T certainly Int the spot in my case
md hav" recommended il To others who
were nilInG and they have found relief
through Merry Worth.
r. l.. BR.NDSTRT:ET,
SCI IIurd Ave. Fndlay. o."
Your dollar back at Griesta' Drug
store, Wheeling. If Nrrv-Worth does not
do fed you what it did for Mr. Brad
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05

Laura +. Ashton, Triadelphta. ". Va
Greatest variety Of string beans-!SI
Tollansb.c Greenhouse, Follansbce, w.
Va; md. Miss Laura +. Ashton. 49,,
Onc-half dozen turnip oGet S 10! u spd
IargrSt ST beet, any variety-No 1st;
End. Harry A. Jones & Bro; sra, Laura
on half dozen satisfy for table use
3rd. Miss Laura f. Ashton.
Unc-half dozen carrots for table use
End. Miss Flora NJ. Booth; 3rd. Miss
Laura r. Ashton.
Onc-half dozen parsnips for table use
-3rd. Miss Laura +. Ashton.
COLLECTION Of radlshes fol, table use
end. Mss Flora VI. Booth; Bird, Miss
Laura i. Ashton.
unc-half dozen cucumbc.s for table
Ms"-2md. Miss Laura +. Ashton; 3rd.
Miss Flora NJ. Booth
COLLECTION Of lettuce for table USE
lst. Miss Flora NJ. Gooth: Ind Miss
/ Laura r. Ashton.
Three heads Of Early cabbage-1st,
Miss Laura NJ Ashton; md, Miss Flora
VI. Booth
Three heads Of late cabbase-1st. Miss
. Laura T. Ashton.
Largest pumpE.n-cnd. Miss Laura F.
Ashton.
/ I.?rgcs; squash-lst. Miss Flora n.
Collection ct pcrpcrs-lst. Follansbee
Greenhouse: End, Flora VI. Booth.
lively" cars If late sweet corn-1st,
! orc quart Lima Scnns-1st. Miss
Laura +. Ashton.
Six nutmcSs and muskmulons-lst.
Miss Flora NJ Booth
SIX Sta!HS OF CO.. i. WAole pIumes -
lsl; NJ Flora NJ. Tooth; ,
garHt Booth. West Alexander, Ia
Peanut plant !st. Margaret Booth.
Sack; onr-half Gushel srT!ng wheat -
y. l. ~ NS"''"' ~ - > "'''SOufs' W.
"a: .,- h,,.,., ,,,uos ~
SACK ohe.nali huShcI sheiled corn
IL y, oNh.,i,' iIusbc, o,,s-,s+ 11.r,v
H2rN. "H"-nnII n %nT CI'SN ,sb,c,r Harry
Display If field beans. not less than
one quart each tdry)--Ist. l.. +. Ash
ton.
l'cck Of yellow or white corn seed
, Ist l. \. Ashton. g..
SpHcih'n o. "a'% IN SA'hI-lst Harry
\. ZONES & f3'; md Nichard Harding
Display "r broom corn-lst Miss
Lai!:', =. .NSh'0N.
r.:.riay cc %orRhum-lst Miss laura
+. Ashton.
Cora in T""f ana ca--stx stalks.
witt" T. NJ. VIII 'ar-lsi I. y. Ashton:
SIX stalks. yellow don't. with oar-ls, !.
y Ashton
FRUITS.
Largest display II apples. pears.
peaches. r'umz ard grapes. and other
fruit. {" hay" hccn crown lay exhibitor
lst Eil'y Farm. 81. Cln rSvillc. Ono:
ma. th''r? hIl Fa'"' west AIeNahdcr'
~.
Sly y'T!''icS' winter 'PPI"S-lst RllcT
Fruit Farm.
six varieties IAN apP!cS-lst riley
Frni, Farm.
"l',.'l"n CT C'A''IFl'S-4S' F'cy
Fruit Farm;
l-'hE "rn'7E vi "Pp"S' I" pc not
lcsS than fifteen Nari"ti"S-lSt Riley
Fruit Farm.
Ga" dozen Gu!nc"S-lSt. Riley Fruit
Farm.
PEAES'
Largest display &C roars-ist Cherry
I'M 5,,u;, Earn, .ard 10y Fruit Farm
- Bor,Ic,t-.1st Cherry HI Fruit Farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
HORTICULTURE
VEGETABLES

Greatest variety Of vegetables grown
nv cxhihtor--1st. Mrs. Arthur Coch
Warwood: End. Flora VI. Booth. West
Alexander. Pa
Largest variety OF potatocs-1st
Flora NJ Booth.
Onc"half dozen sugar heote-lst
Vary A. Jones e. Bro. Frcdericktown
Pa.
One-hLf dozen rutabagas-1st. Mis-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
yearunS heifer-elst NJ IL

Senior yoarunS heifeF-elss NJ IL
StelteuS.
JUNIOR yearling hei{er-ls'. Harry A
, Heller, 3 months and undcf list
H.ifer under 8 monlhs-lst, IL H.
Steitens; md. =. H. N"nil'De... bard
Young hrrd-Erecuvr yVun5 h"ru
consisting oi bull under : years H''t-
ers over / year and uauCr =, a..u calves
under year old--4sI. u. II. ot"tlehs.
Get OF slre--tUur aNIIHA.S' either Sex
any age. get OF s4re-4st' LARRY - '''','
Produce Of COW. 2 animals. either sex
and any age. produce UI one CO" 81
Harry a Jones q Bro; md VI. IL St-l-
fens: 3rd. Z. II. CampDs!!. .. -, ord
| Exhibitors herd. bail years o!d anu
over. COW years old and over, GO"
wears and under ;. year!ES hc!Irr anu
heller calf-lst. NJ. II. stelleuS' -Ad'
Harry A. Jones IL Bro.
Snst hui, any age-M. II. Stcffens.
Best COW or heifer. any aGe-M. IL
Brown Swiss.
Bull years OLD and oEer-lSt' Geo.
II. Neuhardt ard
Bull = years old and under list anu
End. George Il Neuh1rdt
Bull, | year old and nuder LIST eGo'
Rnil caif. months and undef list
and Ind, Geo. H, Neuhardt. g., Gao
Bull calf under i Inonths-lst Geo.
cow. 3 years old adm over-lst IND
and sd. Geo. II. Neuhardt; ,,
Cow years old and under s--4St anu
| End Geo. Ii. Neuhardl. D.,
YearlIng heller, srnIor-ISt anu -nu'
! Geo. II NcuhardL $50 ~ II
JUNIOR yearling hetfer-lst Geo. H.
NG Heller. months and under list
and End, Geo. IL Neuhardt. =. o,, IN,
HeIfer, under mont!!S-4st' -"u A""
Ard Geo. II. Neuhardt. 49,.
Young herd-Brccdcr, $ young nero,
cons,stin,, OF bull under years. {:
Saifars oSer / year and under :. caIFe"
under i year old-lst and md Geo. IL
Neuhardt ,, oi+har COY an.
End, Geo. Il Neuhardt ,u o,.,or
~ Fr euS any age, produce of one COW
1st and End. Geo II. NcuhardI
Calf herd. bull calf and oc!te5
.,Ives all under year OF aSc--I"t anu
md, Geo. H. Neuhardt; -,
I:xSihitor's herd, bull years Ola anu
! over cow years old and over. COW :
years old and under 3. ycari!HE n"!lrr
and heifcr calf-lst and ND leo H.
/ Neuhardt
| D., hmiI any age-Gco. H Ncuhardt.
! Rcst cow. or heifer. any aSe-Gco, Il.
t'e Snr,",ai prizes for Brown Swiss:
w hest aged herd--Gco. II. Eruhardt.
! For best young herd, Geo. II. Metz
For best calf hcrd-Gco. II. Ncuharut
DEPARTMENT C-SHEEP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
DIX hh U11&' =
rr,ss A. mertnos, Wrtnkly Type

a..
Do vcars old and uvcr--Is,. 4. 7.
urnderson, Adena. Ohio; md. kEan;@
s: sons. Dover Ohio. ,or ,y,
Ram, | year old and under -l"''
Krantz & Sons; End, Il Il Ii, itn1rrS"n ,d
w g; Fnwcctt & son. ChcSt"rlll!. ONO.
One eve, . years old and "Ner-lSt.
Kratz & Sons: md, X. J. ll"nd"r'"n.
r / Henderson: md, L. J. lind .r~|n,,
One Eve Lamb-l$t. \. ". brth''',
Finishing. Ohio: end. Krantz x Sons.
Exhibitor's F1ock--Ram Of any aS";
eve 2 years old or over, eve ], N'1r old
and under 2 years; and cW" !1'nn-'hi
h Ti r. J. Henderson; 2md.
Krantz & Sons.
Class B, Mertnos, Between WrinAy ana
Delaino Type
Ram. 2 years old and ovcr-lst ana
Ram / year old and under LIST, and
end. Krantz sons.
II One IN Eve Eve, ? years aid and ovcr--lst.
A. W. Bethel: md Krnnta {: Sons.
One Eve, ! year old and under .
lst and md. +. J. li'nd'ra' n.
Exhibitors T'lock-Ram cr any age:
eve years or over: CIV" VI. cd and
under 2 years: and ~" lami,-'h" ram
and ewes 10 be owned 10y ,Nhih,t"r--I~t,
Krantz & Sons: md L. J. II"nd"r&"II.
Glass C. Dclp!ne Me-inos
Ram. yrs. old and "N"I--iS'. Erantz
4 Sons: End. W. 6. Fawc.tt a son.
J. Henderson: md. I;rau'h u Sous.
Ram Lamb-ls'. Kr.n'I \ : rs: md.
W: y. cook & Son. NV L"rdon. Ohl".
One t.W". = yrs. and or l~i, W. y.
Cook G. Son: End. i. J. Henderson.
Ono Eve. l yr. "a and under list.
R J. Henderson; End. r. J. Henderson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05

BUY WAR SAVINGS STANPS.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05

fst and End Frantz Bros.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-27
INSURANCE. CERTIFICATES UNDE
LIvERED


Camp Travis. Texas. March. The
Bureau War Risk Insurance an.
nounces that large number of In
surance certificates remain undeliver.
ed This is due to insufficient or no
address having been given in some
cases. while in many others the ad-
dress OF the beneficiary has changed
and the certificate has been returned
All officers and enlisted men and
all discharged soldiers whose insur.
ance certificates have not been re-
ceived either by themselves or by
their beneficiaries should write to the
Insurance Division. Bureau of WaI
Risk Insurance, Treasury Depart.
ment, Washington. ID. c.. stating the
following:
Full name; Rank and Organization
at the time of application for insur.
ance; Army serial number: Presen,
address; Name and address OF the
beneficiary II It Is desired that the
certificate be sent to the beneficiary;
III II is not desired that the certificate
be sent to the beneficiary instruction.
will be given as to what disposition Il
to be made OF 1t.
Certificates will In no case be
sent for file to the Adjutant General
OF the Army.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-27
ISOLATED PORTION OF COUNTY
To- BUILD TELEPHONE

The section Of territory about
Caleyville. Twin Mounds and those
parts have long felt the need Of tele-
phone system but seemed unable TO
secure It.. The past few weeks. with
the assistance OF County Agent New
som. they have taken the matter up
as a community and 1t begins to look
now like they were going to secure
the line. We understand that suf-
ficient funds have been subscribed
in that territory to build the COM
munity lines and put In the switch
board and that Knowles. which is the
trading point of many OF the people Of
that section. have agreed to put In
a wire giving them direct communica-
tion with that place. A large number
Of these people are In the Beaver
trade territory and all of them have
business at the county seat. Some
arrangement should be made to give
them direct communication with this
place and II the matter II pushed We
believe such wire could be secured.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-27
TWIN MOUNns

Quite windy the past woe*. This
morning some rain. -G rattt
Large crowd at Hopson sale. ana
Hiram Booth just completed a hen
house for Mr.. Neff
Frank Smith. Irwin. Young and
Charlie Howard made business trip to
Little Jack Howard had his arm brok
en- one day this week. The team he
was driving started and threw him out
Of the wagon.
and famis Ara Frank Smith s smd family
Kenyon Smiths spent Sunday Mt ben
Smiths and enjoyed some grand music.
All left for their homes in the eve much
pleased with their days visit.
Herb Lee has sold his place to Glenn
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth spent Sunday at
the Noff home. A pleasant day was
spent. ~
Nellie Booth was out OF her school
over week taking care OF the FLU. she
being the only one that had It. She
says she don't care to have u again.
Mrs. Linsy and the two children wore
are able TO be out again.
Mrs. Giandon was vislting at the
Charley Howard home on Thursday.
Mrs. Young and her BROTHER Mr..
Howard, spent Sunday eve at the Henry
Irwin Young. wife and baby were
callers at the Boothe home Sunday eve.
Mrs. Bob Phillips IL numbered with
the sick. this. .wsek. fK's
planting potatoes this week. ~ b, Z
p. s. Dear Herald: ] sure enjoyed the
addition to. the paper. Our mail man
has been down with the FLU. 80 our
@ or %ss hsss w.: .:sx %Sss You sss
oNcE.A-wEEK.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-27
ENrIrIED no HosrIrAL CARE

ENrJTJ4ED TO HOSPITAL CARE
Camp Trsvfs. Texas. March ~ Any
soldier who has been honorably dis
charged since October Q. 1917, for
disability occurred in line OF duty,
and whose present condition Ii re-
activation of that disability or as con-
sequent upon II. ID entitled to hos
pitai or sanatorium care under the
ance Act either in military hospital,
IL there be room for him. or In local
civilian institution. This information
is contained in circular just received
at Camp Travis. Texas. from the Sec
retary of War. I1f'N ~ E9s
II the case 10 one Of emergency
the Chief Medical Adviser of'&ho Do
reau OF War Risk Insurance should
be informed by telegraph OF the
case, giving the name, rank and or
ganization from which the man was
discharged. the character Of the dis
ability, and suggestions ~ to the
treatment needed. The nearest rep
resentative OF the United States Pub
lie Health Service should also be no.
titled. as these ofYiciRls are authoriz-
ed to take action in such cases. II
there be no representative Of the Pub
lie Health Service in the vicinity, ar
engagements will be made with local
physicians or institutions to take
temporary charge OF the case. II the
case is not one Of emergency. the in
formation called for should be fur
nished by letter to the Chief Medical
Advisor Of the Bureau OF War Risk
Insurance. Washington, d. G.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-27
BEAVER BRANCH RED CROSS
We WORKERS n isfa

The following are the workers u
registered at the Beaver Branch worh
rooms during March, rt'y
Mesdames Jeff Holland, Dell Judd
e. A. Beatty. ]. D. Provost. w. b
Leonard. J. H. Stalling. p. L. Thorn
as. Jim Provost. w. b. Leonard, :
H. Sailing. Myrtle Humphrey. MablS
Humphrey, Jeff Holland, p. L. Thorn
as. Lee Mathis, Johnnie Jones, w. b
Leonard. Myrtle Humphrey. A. O
Greer. B. w. Tedder. ?. L. Thomas
A. L. Fosher. ~ iir
Those doing home work were: In.
fant Layettes. Mesdamss w. H
Thomas. g. w. Pike. Andy Crahtree
Frank Henderson, VIII oeaver, TIC
Braidwood, w. H. Wells. L. B. Took.
er. H. p. Williams. A. 8. Dickson
H. d. Peckham. D. p. Miller. or X
- Pajamas. Mesdames A. 8. Dick.
son. Dell Judd. J. d. Provost. Dye,
j. H. Stall.ng. fra ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-11
CAVALIER CHRONICLE SOLD.

$ . VI
j. X. Fairchlld has sold the Cavalier
Chronicle to Ralph G. Thomson of that
city. and last week made his valedictory
to the readers of the Chronicle. After
fifty years of continuous service at the
printingtrade, thirty one of them hav-
ing been spent in this county, Mr.. Fair
child retires with the good wishes of the
printing fraternity Of the state. For
many years MIR and. Mrs. Fairchild
have been in poor health and on several
occasions they have had to spend the
winter months on the coast. Mr.. Fair
child's printing career started at the
case in Michigan when mere boy and
he is printer of the old school, who
learned the trade when it was neces-
sary to know every branch of the busl-
ness.
Mr.. Thomson is young man raised
near Cavalier, who has had newspaper
experience and no doubt he will. make
the investment success. He ls recent.
ly released from the Navy, and assumes
the duties Of the Office with the support
Of numerous friends in Cavalier. The
Pioneer Express wish him success. =
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-11

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would tell you in ! way that you could:
not get lost. They really seemed more
considerate Of the American soldiers
than the men. While ia Melun We
stayed with an old French man say
old. but he was only about fifty. His
wife was English and he married her IN
England where he had lived for several
years. So we were right at homo all
the time we were there and they could
not seem to do enough for us. seemed
pretty fine to meet some one running q
place where you could eat and sleep
that could talk to you and understand
you. The Madam made me promise
that would write to them when we
go back there and also when arrived
back home.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-11
upon motion the street committee was
authorizedsto purchase three steel cul
vert TO replace wooden culverts.


authorizedsto purchase three steel cul
VERT TO replace wooden culverts.
Cbuncil resolved themselves into q
canxAsslng board for the purpose Of
coppt,ng the votes cast this day for city
o6acen; Aldermen Shumaker and Viii.
kim acting 81 said board, finding. the
following election results as returned by
the Rard elections boards: Ward No.
4; tor Mayor. N. II. Miller received 13
votee, scattering I votes; for Alderman,
=. ". Benson received l8 votes; for Po-
.lics Maglstrass, ]. r. Mcqueen received
ls votes. Ward No. 2; for Mayor, M. H.
Miner received Sd votes, scattering 2
votes; fot Alderman, II. Z. McDougall
received 81 VOTES, scattering vote; for
Police MaglstrAts y. F. M,Queen re-.
ceived 81 votes. Ward No. 8; for Mayor
M. II. Miller received IA votes; for All.
derman two yeAf tetms y. g. Thompson
received Il votes; to< Alderman for one
term, F. G. Morie received IA votes; TO,
Police Magistrate, ]. F. Mcqueen recelv.
ed "A votes. Therefore the following
we're declared duly elected for their re.
spactive offices: Mayor, NJ. II. Miller
Alderman Ward l, j. w. Benson; Ward
2, H L. McDougall; Ward 3. G. q
Thompson and F. G. Morris; Police Mag
istrste, J. F. Mcqueen. On motion
council adjourned.
Approved
M. H. Miller, Mayor,
j. A. Wilkins. Auditor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-11

weary and the world was ready for us to
dictate the terms Of peace, but every
hours delay between the armistice and
peace brings us futher away from that
psychological hour that struck Novem-
Der 11th.
'.If this scantling which now bridges
the ever growing chasn should break.
it may mean q national debacle and d.
nancial disaster. But first let us have
peace"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-11
The Service Flag Of The Pioneer Express.
ENEMIES OF THE FARMER.

The Nonpartisan newspapers and
some of the most enthusiastic support
ers Of Mr.. Townley lay stress on calling
newspapers like the Pioneer Express
enemies of the farmers because we dare
say that the Nonpartisan organization
is IN the hands OF a lot of political
grafters who think less of the welfare Of
the state than they do the money that
they can get out of the organization.
just now the tempest IN the teapot" is
at a boiling stage from within, and it
takes the critics all their time to shy
slurs and insin uations at members of
their own party who have dared to
question Townley's honesty. Below we
give an editorial from the Warroad
Minnesota Pioneer which gives an idea
OF what outsiders think of the political
upheaval in this state: The Pioneer
says:
''North Dakota is to have special
election to decide on whether or not the
new set of Townley laws are to 60 in.
to effect.
The main objection over on the sun.
set side of the Red does not seem to be
with the so.called ''league progfam"
laws, initiating an experiment in state
socialism. A majority in North Dakota
ara in favor of that-or were at the last
election. But Mr.. Townley over-step-
ped the limits Of decency in his attempt
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-11
I UNDERWOOD 3 " ARMS /

Renewalsof the war unless tho peace
treaty is signed soon was predicted TO-.
day ~ Senator nderwood 81 Alabama
IL an address here. Nj. Underwood dos
!0ribsd Europe as q sesthing volcano
which might braak loose q any time. 81
4 Every day We put Of the signing 81
sthe5 treaty Of peace Il senstor Under
xood said widens The ,chasm. which
sthasWorld may be unable g bridge suc.
~ fully nth tho smsll ntling Il has
1stt ovst iffofn the war hon wss sffst
satsned IA ermlsti ne orld NJ vaf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-11
From Frsnce

The following interesting letter was
written by Samuel Ardies to his sister.
Mrs. George Hensel, which will be read
with interest by many of our readers:
Sallebouf. France, March 9th, 1919
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-11
some Confusion over the Constitution.

It certainly is bound to create some con-
fusion,
If Arthur Townley's institution,
Is against the u. S. constitution,
He preached into the N. p, Ls the pure de-
;. lusion,
To smash down the state constitution,
But all is well, that after all the burned"
confusion,
OF respect for the state constitution.
GEO. PETERSON.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate of Kampe
Spieker, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersign-
ed, Is. n: Freerks. executor, of the estate
in the county of Lyon and state Of Iowa
deceased. to the creditors of, and all per
sons having claims .against,sa deceased
sary vouchers within months after
the first publication of this notice to said
executor at the office Of H. 3. Spiller. at
torneyy at law. in the city of Cavalier. Penn
bina county, North Dakota,
Dated April 1st, 1919.
E. NJ. FREERKS,
Executor,
1919
April 4-1l-1S-25.