'tsygtzy*? ^'te^f^^pgs S3SS&* *?vjl ffl?.v r'-" ^w«* "«, m. P^A*»•««--•* "#K« -«y,^ .--»•«-'j. i, r~3 1 cJ. -(w ,, *A .- -J- '*+-,- v, r- 4 N N '7* -v \*T* --^j t' ,-...,- ." „,M ."'=? ',. ,r |OpiCiT (TH£ GOOD uUS'-jfc ilZETS JIM, THE BANKERS FRlEHP^ JUDGE,THIS IS iJiV FRIEND Name-of Owner 3*8 U1M. HE KNOWS AND HELPS YES, AND A LOT OF THEM NEARLV EVER*BOD* IN ©rfic ARE USING W-B CUT—THE THIS SECTION, NEW CUT REAL TOBACCO TJ. S. Government .... NE NW 157 99.00 99.00 CHEW. U. S. Government .... NW NW 72.00 15? 72.00 NATIONAL DEFENSE. U. S. Government ....SWNW 157 92.00 92.00 U. S. Government .... SE NW 157 119.00 119.00 TJ. S. Government .... NE SW 157 139.00 139.00 U. S. Government NW SW 157 112.00 112.00 By United States Senator John W. Weeks U. S. Government .... Lot 1 157 28 35.18 129.00 135.00 U. S. Government .... Lot 2 157 28 35.87 174.00 180.00 (Member Military Affairs Committee). TJ. S. Government .... NE SE 157 28 39 204.00 198.00 TJ. S. Government .... NW SE 157 28 40 157.00 157.00 TJ. S. Government .... Lot 3 157 28 36.65 161.00 6.00 155.00 Concerning national defense, ,1 believe Congress TJ. S. Government .... Lot 4 157 28 36.54 194.00 12.00 182.00 TJ. S. Government .... NE NE 157 28 40 180.00 should immediately develop a plan for the adequate 180.00 TJ. S. Government .... NW NE 157 28 40 200.00 290.00 protection of the nation on land and at sea within TJ. S. Government .... SW NE 157 28 40 200.00 200.00 reasonable cost to the government. This is net the TJ. S. Government .... SE NE 200.00 200.00 157 28 40 TJ. S. Government .... NE NW 157 28 40 220.00 220.00 time to be niggardly in our expenditures for the protection TJ. S. Government .... NW NW 157 28 39 234.00 240.00 of the country, but neither is it the time, in TJ. S. Government .... SW NW 33 234.00 157 28 39 240.00 view of the condition of the treasury, to enter upon a TJ. S. Government .... SE NW 33 157 28 40 220.00 220.00 TJ. S. Government .... ,E SW 33 157 28 40 program that will call for reckless expenditures. 220.00 220.00 TJ. S. Government .... NW SW 33 15? 28 39 234.00 240.00 Many of the schemes so far evolved for national defense TJ. S. Government .... Lot 1 210.00 33 157 28 36.76 222.00 call for an unnecessary outlay of money, and, IFyoutobacco TJ. S. Government .... Lot 2 228.00 222.00 33 157 28 38.11 TJ. S. Government ....NE SE are interested in getting as much comfort from 33 157 28 40 220.00 220.00 of course, these schemes have strong backing from TJ. S. Government ... .NW SE -220.00 33 157 28 40 220.00 many sources. But it seems to me that if Congress your as many other men are getting now, get TJ. S. Government ... .Lot 3 33 28 38.47 228.00 6.00 222.00 157 will give attention to a system of short enlistments TJ. S. Government .... Lot 4 33 234.00 6.00 228.00 157 28 38.82 a pouch of W-E GUT Chewing—the Real Tobacco TJ. S. Government .... SW NE 8.00 34 157 28 40 8.00 in the army, after which the men who have had military Chew, new cut, long skred-—and give it a Quality test. TJ. S. Government .... NE NW 20.00 34 157 28 40 20.00 training at the expense of the government shall TJ. S. Government NW NW 52.00 34 157 28 40 52.00 A small chew satisfies it iasts longer than the ordinary kind and it advance into a first, second and third reserve TJ. S. Government .... SW NW 72.00 72.00 34 157 28 40 taotes better. TJ. S. Government SE NW 40.00 40.00 34 157 28 40 corps, available for instant use—a fighting force TJ. Government ....NE SW 60.00 60.00 S. 34 157 28 40 '-rw tV-e salt brines out She rich tobacco taste" of 500,000 trained men would shortly be at the command of the government TJ. Government .... NW SW 92.00 92.00 S. 157 28 40 34 Matle by i, J-E-.ill OH CGriTAI-IY, 50 Uaioa Square. New York City at a minimum cost. Two years of rigorous training is ample to fit a man for TJ. S. Government .... SW SW 28 39 112.00 6.00 106.00 34 157 TJ. Government .... SE SW 6.00 74.00 S. 34 157 28 39 80.00 active service, and every day that he spends in the army beyond that period TJ. Government ... NE SE 4.00 S. 34 157 28 39 4.00 is an unnecessary expense to the government. TJ. S. Government NW SE 157 28 40 28.00 28.00 34 As to the navy, that, of course, will be a more expensive proposition. I TJ. Government .... 157 28 39 48.00 6.00 42.00 S. SW SE 34 TJ. Government ... 6.00 18.00 S. .SE SE 34 157 28 38 24.00 do not so much favor construction of additional dreadnoughts at this time, TJ. Government NE NE 52.00 S. 35 157 28 40 52.00 but I am deeply impressed with the efficiency of the very fast battle cruiser. TJ. Government NW NE S. 35 157 28 40 20.00 20.00 TJ. S. Government SW NE We have seen it operate in the European war, and among naval experts, I 35 157 28 40 40.00 40.00 TJ. S. Government ..SE NE 35 52.00 157 28 40 52.00 understand, the fast battle cruiser has come into high favor. But there are TJ. S. Government ...SE NW 35 157 28 40 8.00 8.00 other requirements which should be met at once, without regard to the European TJ. S. Government ... .NE SW 35 157 28 40 28.00 28.00 TT. S. Government NW SW 35 war. In my judgment, the submarine has demonstrated its effectiveness 157 28 40 40.00 40.00 "U. S. Government .... SW SW 35 157 28 40 18.00 18.00 as an instrument of defense, and if we were equipped with a large number .jt TJ. S. Government .... SE SW 35 157 28.00 28.00 28 40 of these vessels, together with an ample supply of mines, they would furnish TJ. S. Government .... NE SE 52.00 35 157 28 40' 52.00 •*/», strong reasons why a foreign fleet would hesitate to attack our shores. TJ. S. Government .NW SE 157 28 40 40.00 40.00 35 TJ. S. Government .... SW SE 35 157 40.00 40.00 28 40 Both the army and navy need a strong aero corps. The aeroplanes are TJ. S. Government ....SE SE 35 52.00 52.00 157 28 40 the eyes of the army and the navy, and without them no fighting force can TJ. S. Government ...NE NE 160.00 36 157 28 40 160.00 be more effective than a blind man in a contest with a man of equal strength, U. S. Government ... .NW NE 36 157 28 40 160.00 160.00 TJ. S. Government ...SW NE 36 140.00 157 28 40 140.00 but who is possessed of his sight. But even greater than the necessity for U. S. Government ....SE NE 140.00 36 157 28 40 140.00 more ships is the need of men. We can't man the ships we now have. If we TJ. S. Government ...NENW 36 157 28 40 160.00 160.00 U. S. Government ... .NW NW should suddenly be confronted with war, efficient men could be obtained only 36 160.0O 157 28 40 160.00 U. S. Government ....SWNW 140.00 36 157 28 40 140.00 with the greatest difficulty. What we should develop is a naval reserve sufficient U. S. Government .... SE NW 140.00 36 157 28 40 140.00 to man all ships and fill places caused through casualties. U. S. Government ....NE SW 36 120.00 120.00 157 28 40 TJ. S. Government NW SW We have never had a consistent army or navy policy. That is due to our 36 157 28 40 120.00 120.00 TJ. S. Government SW SW 36 157 28 40 120.00 120.00 political system, in some degree. The carrying on of our military and naval TJ. S. Government ....SE SW 36 157 28 40 120.00 120.00 operations is to such a degree dependent on politics that we cannot do even TJ. S. Government .. .NE SE 36 157 120.00 28 40 120.00 TJ. S. Government NW SE under the best conditions what is done by our rivals on the other side of the 120.00 36 157 28 40 120.00 U. S. Government SW SE 80.00 36 157 28 40 80.00 Atlantic. IVe have twice as many navy yards as we need, and they should be TJ. S. Government SE SE 36 157 28 40 80.00 80.00 abolished without regard to their location. But it won't be done unless there Andrew Fleming Lot 1 158 29 42.87 44.00 44.00 36 Andrew Fleming NW NE is an outcry from the people demanding it, because the local and political 158 40.00 36 29 40 40.00 Since 1847, the year Rogers Bros, originated electro-silver R. R. Timber Co SW NE 158 40.00 36 29 40 interests will be too strong. We shall not get a definite military and naval 40.00 plating, silverware bearing the trademark H7 r.QGEP.S" BROS, R- U. Timber Co Lot 2 44.00 36 158 29 42.05 44.00 policy until we have a board of national defense which shall be Independent John N. Schjei NW NW 158 29 40 10.00 10.00 36 has been renowned for quality, wearability and beauty. -if political parties. John N. Schjei SWNW 40.00 36 158 29 40 40.00 Benedict 40.00 Fr*rl SE NW 36 29 40 40.00 158 Fuiu Tensiter NE SW 40.00 158 29 40 40.00 36 Ferd Tensiter NW SW 40.00 36 158 29 40 40.00 E. C. Giauque SW SW 40.00 36 158 29 40 40.00 War Fatal to ostricnes.. Painting With Airbrushes. E. C. Giauque SE SW 29 40 40.00 40.00 36 158 Ostriches in South Africa are dying Painting and varnishing of large R. R. Timber Co Lot 3 42.00 36 158 29 41.25 42.00 Ferd Tinsiter NW SE 40.00 by scores because their food has been 36 29 40 40.00 15S surfaces is now being successfully accomplished E. C. Giauque SW SE 40.00 36 29 40 Stamped on forks, spoons and fancy serving pieces is a 158 40.00 taken to feed British cavalry horses. 4 40.00 .by means of airbrushes, TJ. S. Government ....Lot 36 29 40.41 40.00 158 70.00 guarantee of heaviest plating, perfect workmanship and Frank Rudolph Lot 1 1 157 29 39.94 Besides the withdrawal of thousands 70.00 which send the liquid paint in a huge Frank Rudolph Lot 2 1 157 29 39.80 40.00 40.00 exquisite design, assuring long and satisfying service. Any of tons of alfalfa, which is the main Frank Rudolph SW NE spray all over the object. 1 40.00 40.00 157 29 40 Frank Rudolph SE NE 1 40.00 food of the ostriches during the winter, article of silverware marked 1347 ROGERS may be 157 29 40 10.00 BROS, At a big furniture factory In New Erwin Giauqui Lot 3 1 40.00 157 29 39.68 40.00 I drought has added to the scarcity selected without further investigation. York they place a chair upon a revolving J. Reinanz Lot 4 1 40.00 157 29 39.54 40.00 H. Reinanz SW NW 40.00 1 157 29 40 40.00 of food. Sold by leading dealers everywhere. Send for catalogue platform under a galvanized iron 40.00 H. Reinanz SE NW 1 40.00 157 29 40 It is estimated that the farms In 40.00 hood, in the back of which is an electric H. Reinanz NE SW 1 "CL," shewing all patterns. 157 '29 40 40.00 J. Reinanz NW SW 1 40.00 29 40 40.00 South Africa which are tho principal 157 fan drawing the air out Into an exhaust INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO., MERIDEN, CONN. H. Reinanz SE SW 1 29 40 40.00 40.00 157 Successor to Meriden Britannia Co. sources of the supply of ostrich feath flue, and In the top of which are E. R. Campbell NE SE 30.00 1 29 40 30.00 157 E. R. Campbell NW SE 40.00 40.00 1 157 29 40 ers, have lost 30 per cent of their adult electric lamps in front of reflectors. mm 157 40.00 40.00 E. R. Campbell SW SE 1 29 40 birds. Among young birds the mortality The painter stands with an object that E. R. Campbell .SE S*E 1 10.00 157 29 40 10.00 TJ. S. Government .... SW NE 12 157 29 40 20.00 20.00 has been still heavier. looks like a pistol in his hand.' This is TJ. S. Government .... SE NE 12 157 29 40 10.00 10.00 Formerly markets for the buying ol 30.00 the airbrush, which is attached to a Thor Wennerblom .... NE NW 12 29 40 30.00 157 40.00 X^P. S. Government NW NW 40.00 157 29 40 fnatliers were open daily in Cape province, 12 tube leading from a tank in which the Thousands of Central States TJ. S. Government ... .SW NW 30.00 30.00 12 157 29 40 but with the advent of war there Thor Wennerblom ... .SE NW paint is under 70 pounds of pressure 29 40 10.00 10.00 12 157 Farmers in California. Thor Wennerblom .. .NE SW 29 40 20.00 12 157 20.00 was a complete cessation of trad*. furnished by a dynamo and is kept constantly Thor Wennerblom .. .NW SW 40.00 12 157 29 40 40.00 If you want to continue farming in your la:e 10.00 stirred. On pressing the trigger I. H. Hendrickson .... SW SW 12 157 29 40 10.00 Wood Pulp Substitute for Cotton. years, why do so in this eold climate, vrhcre there I. H. Hendrickson .... SE SW 12 29 40 10.00 10.00 157 the paint is projected like a show* are so many uncertainties about maturing your a A German chemist is working on THE KEYS TO SUCCESS TJ. S. Government .. .NE SE 29 40 10.00 10.00 12 157 crops and live stock? er bath all over the chair. I. H. Hendrickson .... NW SE 20.00 12 157 29 40 20.00 process which is expected to make We have several ten acre tracts and larger, that I. H. Hendrickson .... SW SE 20.00 12 29 40 20.00 157 make ideal farms, located four to eight miles from 30.00 wood pulp available as a substitute for TJ. S. Government .... SE SE 29 40 30.00 157 12 Sacramento, where the State of California is expending 30.00 TJ. S. Government ....NE NE 29 40 30.00 13 157 cotton in the manufacture of high four million on additions to Capitol buildings TJ. S. Government .... NW NE 10.00 13 157 29 40 10.00 Must Have Standard Vocabulary. other expenditures being made of 8100,000 on coif power explosives. The pulp is prepared TJ. S. Government .... SW NE 29 40 20.00 20.00 13 157 n.nd country club and cement boulevards that run Two large manufacturing plants at TJ. S. Government .... SE NE 29 40 10.00 10.00 13 157 and made into sheets much the through our land. In addition to big profits raising TJ. S. Government .... NE NW 13 157 29 40 10.00 10.00 Bayonne, in New Jersey, which employ Send for free booklet explaining oranges, olives, nuts, grapes, grape-fruit, etc., same as in the manufacture of paper. U. S. Government ....NE SE 13 29 40 10.00 10.00 157 and general truck farming, this will make you a perfect an army of workmen of many nationalities, TJ. S. Government .... SE SW 10.00 24 157 29 40 10.00 how to obtain Protective Patents The only difficulties yet remaining home. If you wish to retire and yet do a little TJ. S. Government ....NE SE 24 157 29 40 30.00 30.00 require them to master a outdoor work, this is the place to 1 ocate. Our average arise from the fact that the materia] TJ. S. Government .... NW SE 24 29 40 -20.00 157 20.00 and Legal Trade Marks temperature year around is CO to 68 decrees, a standard vocabulary of 600 English U. S. Government .... SW SE 29 40 30.00 30.00 24 157 contains impurities which make the c-'imate that adds vigor and long life in the plant as TJ. S. Government .. .*. SE SE 24 29 40 50.00 50.00 157 words. If, when hired, a man does not vrell as the planter. It is an acknowledged fact that Labels registered, Copyrights secured and [explosive uncertain and highly danger TJ. S. Government .... NE NE 50.00 25 157 29 40 50.00 the California climate has benefitted thousands of know the necessary 600 words, his employers 30.00 TJ. S. Government .. .NW NE 25 29 40 30.00 Design Patents obtained 157 people from the Northwestern and Central States, to handle. JOUS TJ. S. Government .... SW NE 25 29 40 20.00 157 20.00 adding ten years to their lives, particularly the give him, at their own expense, TJ. S. Government .... SE NE 25 157 29 40 30.00 women. You have good neighbors, fjchoolr 30.00 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE enough time off to learn them. The TJ S. Government ....NENW 25 29 40 10.00 10.00 American Linotype to Africa. 157 churches, railroads and interurban cars. Wo invir,j 10.00 TJ. S. Government ....NE SE 25 29 40 10.00 157 your inspection when you will find all statements teaching is done co-operation with The first American linotype machine TJ. S. Government .. .SW NW 33 29 40 10.00 10.00 a HOWLETT DAVIS 157 we make are true. This is our own property, owned the local board of education. A vocabu^ TJ. S. Government .. .NE SW 20.00 33 29 40 20.00 has recently arrived in Tripoli, Africa, by Minnesota business men. 157 TJ. S. Government .... NW SW 33 29 40 30.00 30.00 157 WRITE TODAY FOR PARTICULARS lary of 600 words is not exactly Shakespearean, and been installed by La Nuova Registered Patent Attorney Iff. S. Government .... SW SW 33 29 40 50.00 50.00 157 TO OWNERS. but a wayfaring w»» cap TJ. S. Government .... SE SW 30.00 30.00 in Ul« 33 157 29 40 Italia, the only newspaper 918 St., Washington, D. C. SUBURBAN FRUiT LANDS TJ. S. Government .... SW SE 10.00 10.00 SACRAMENTO CO. 33 157 29 40 do a lot with it at & pinch. colony. TJ. S. Government .. .SE NE 10.00 10.00 34 157 29 40 1036 McKnight BIdg., Minneapolis, Minn. TJ. S. Government .... SE SW 34 157 29 40 10.00 10.00 U. S. Government .. .NE SE 34 157 29 40 30.00 30.00 TJ. S. Government .... NW SE 34 157 29 40 20.00 20.00 TJ. S. Government .... SW SE 157 30.00 34 29 40 30.00 TJ. S. Government .... SE SE 157 50.00 34 29 40 50.00 TJ. S. Government .... SW NW 35 157 29 40 10.00 10.0t) TJ. S. Government .... NE SW 157 20.00 35 29 40 20.00 TT. «. Government ...NWSW 157 30.00 35 29 40 30.00 u'. S. Government .... SW SW 35 157 29 40 50.00 50.00 TJ. S. Government .... SE SW 35 151 29 40 30.00 30.00 UJ. S. Government SW SE 157 10.00 35 29 40 10.00 U. S. Government .... SE NE 10.00 36 157 29 40 10.00 10.00 TJ. S. Government .... SE SW 36 157 29 40 10.00 TJ. S. Government .. .NE SE 36 157 29 40 30.00 30.00 TJ. S. Government NW SE 157 36 29 40 20.00 20.00 TJ. S. Government .... SW SE 36 157 29 40 30.00 30.00 U. S. Government .... SE SE 36 157 29 40 50.00 50.00 GRAND TOTALS No. of No. of Acres Acres Gross taken for Ditch "Value of Net Amount Benefited Benefits and Road Bed Land Taken Benefits 134,232.48 $505,514.00 $7,200.00 1200 $498,314.00 II. We find that there will be no road beds benefited by the establishing of said «Iitch. III. We flftd that there will be no land damaged by the construction of said ditch. IV. We find that there is no land added to any tract by the drainage of any meandered lake or the change of any water course. V. We find that there will be no damage to reparian rights pertaining to any tract in the construction of said ditch. VI. We find that there will be no damage to any road, railroad, or road bed, telephone or telegraph line, or personal property from the necessary construction of ^any. bridges, culverts or other works rendered necessary by the construction of said ditch. VII. 'We find that the total benefits in respect to the entire ditch and branches is the sum of Four Hundred Ninety-Eight Thousand, Three Hundred and Fourteen Dollar s( $ 4 98,314.00), and the total number of acres benefited are One Hundred Thirty-Four Thousand, Two Hundred Thirty-Two and 48-100 (134,332.48) acres. VIII. In conclusion we find that the total estimated benefits exceed the total estimated cost of said ditch and, in our opinion, the construction of said ditch will be A public benefit. V. M. SHOOTS, CHBXST HAGEZT, SPECIAL TRAIN, F0RT¥=F0DR CARS, PACIFIC COAST SALMON. J. B. MACK. STATE OP MINNESOTA 1 ss. County of Koochiching says,1\ Tbe above is a photograph of the special train of forty=four cars of salmon which was shipped over the Northern Pacific M. P. Smobtz, J. R. Mack and Christ Hagan, being first duly sworn, that he is one of the viewers in the above entitled matter that he has read thr/ *i, Q' Railway by the P. E. Harris Company of Seattle a few days ago. The cargo consisted of fifty thousand cases, or one million, "foregoing report and knows the contents thereof and that the same is true of hi/ •own knowledege. 's nine hundred twenty thousand cans, the largest shipment of salmon on record. It was consigned to Eastern markets and IE. F. 8UOOTZ, 1 J. R. MACK, CHRIST SAOEBT. for export The train was handled on fast schedule, even lowering the time agreed upon by the railway company. The Subscribed and sworn to before rtie this 10th day of December 1915 I demand for canned salmon is increasing each year, but fortunately our Pacific coast canneries are able to supply it .. BBUMMOND, Cleric of the District Court, Koochiching Comity, Mlxweiota. (SEAL.) Jjj,! W V."