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Evening journal., 1909-01-01
CONSUL KILLED BY QUAKE

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. l.
United states Consul Gale at Malta,
forwarded another wireless despatch
from Deputy Consul Stuart x. Lupton
at Mcssina. The despatch confirms
the deaths of the United States Consul
at Messina, A. S. Cheney and his wife,
Their bodies have not yet been re-
covered.
Ambassador Griscom, at Rome, has
been instructed TO send all possible ala
TO Mr.. Lupton at Messina. The num-
Der of Consular agents to be ordered to
the earthquake zone will be optional
with him.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
Editorial
Opinion
Mra. Lake AsaaiIa Raohelors.

Mrs. Lake Assails Bachelors.
Kansas city Journal.
Slowly are the coils tightening about
the fugitive bachelor. For years he has
suffered social censure in silence. sustain
ed by the thought that some day a cham
pion would arise in his defense to battle
virtuously against the tide Of popular dis
favor. Patiently and with becoming
meekness he has borne the sings and ar
rows Of outrageous fortune, content to go
his ways modestly, and with downcast
eyes. lie must now turn under the bit
terness OF his misery and protest against
the new calumny which has burst upon
him from the direction Of Lynn, Mass
Mrs. Leonora Lake. OF st. Louis, is one
Of the leading temperance workers Of the
country. For years she has made conven-
tional attacks upon the demon rum"
and has met with much success. But in
an address at Lynn the other evening
she startled a large audience by announc-
Ing her intention OF letting up on rum
for awhile.
Mrs. Lake said 1T is the bachelor who
to-day is the great evil OF America II is
the bachelor who fosters the rum evil. and
who spends his time in dives. II Is habits
he learns as a bachelor that ruin him as
married man. Reformers should drop
the rum evil for awhile and devote their
attention to this one crying need-more
husbands"
OF course. in the face Of this Indictment
no honest person could presume TO say
good word for the bachelor. He is the
social pariah the matrimonial residuum.
the masculine Gull. Upon his perturbed
spirit there is no balm OF conscience. In
such a condition he might even acquesce
In a suggestion that all bachelors be
quietly but firmly chloroformed IN the in
terest OF temperance and Righteousness.
Is this Mrs Lakes idea?
Evening journal., 1909-01-01

No false pretense has marked the
career of Ely's Cream Balm. Being
entirely HARMLESS, it is not response
bic like the catarrh snuffs and pow
ders, for minds shattered by cocaine
The great virtue Of Ely's Cream Balm
is that it speedily and completely
overcomes nasal catarrh and hay fever
Back of this statement is the testi-
mony of thousands and a reputation
of many years success. All druggists,
Soc. or nnanod by Ely Bros, Sc War
rem street New York.-Adv.
The total population of the British en-
pire Is over 400 100000
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE AT
HARRISON STREET CHURCH

An interesting watch-night service
wa SHIELD at Harrison Street Church
last night, beginning at 10 o'clock. The
Rev. c. y. Wyatt preached from the
text, Whatsoever thy hand hndeth to
do. do it with thy might. He said
this is the proce. Of success. It Is
also the measure that God requires.
We are to use what we have.
At Harrison Street Church the re-
vival service Will not begin until sun
daY nlght.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
Rodx VII Arrive Today.

The body of Cornelius Horrigan. who
died in the University of Pennsylvania
Hospital in Philadelphia yesterday
win arrive here at 3 o'clock this after
noon. The funeral will take place from
his late home No. 1902 West street,
on Monday morning at . o'clock. Ser
vices will be he'd at ST. Patrick's
Catholic Church and interment will be
made in the Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
COUNTY OFFICIALS
PREPARE TO BOND

Robert NJ Burns, the reelected receiv-
er Of taxes and county treasurer. took
the oath of Office yesterday for the sec
$50. .ON
Harry A. Brown, clerk of the peace
elect; Herbert L. Rice, prothonotary-
elect. and Charles H. Lippincott, sheriff
elect will take the oath on Monday. or
all the county officials Mr.. Brown is re-
quired to give the largest bond, one OF
Sg3,Oo0. Philemma Chandler. comptroller-
elect. and Thomas j. Gaynor. coroner
elect, were sworn into office several days
ago.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
80 for crueIly % Horse.

Henry Harris. coiored boy. as fined
5 and costs by judge Cochran in city
Coart this mornnr on,a charge of cru-
eln treating a horse Iic was arrested
br Agent Frank Stout of the S. r. G..
a. Yesterday. The boy had been beating
horse attached TO a wagon n which
was q heavy load ana refused 90 stop
when Agent Stout told him TO-
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
Mr.. linninoott a Visitor.

Clement II. Lippincptt head of the
toy department of the Shepard Com
pany's store at Providence, r. l. .is
spending a few days sof the holiday
season at his home, No. 1l10 Washing
ton street Mr. Lippincott was for
merly with the I.ippihcott Company of
this city. The Shepard Company where
he is now located is one Of the larg-
est department stores in New q Eng
f,rI
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
1871 AGED PERSONS
DIED DURING YEAR

According to figures furnished by the
local Beard of eIialth, there died in this
city during the past year 191 persons who
had attained the age of 40 years and
over OF this number LOG were women. This
does not include those who may have
died since Wednesday.
For the year 1907 the number of per-
sons who died at the age of 20 years or
over was 20i
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
THEATRICAL.

House comes "The Three Of Us" on
Saturday afternoon and evening;
Polly of the Circus" Tuesday of next
week and Mary Mannering in "A House
Of Cards" Wednesday evening. For tho
last half of next week Montana" viii
be the offering.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
Mad Doc Put to peath.

Dogcatcher George kopp today took
up a mad dog at No COS Bayard ave-
nue.. The animal was attacked with
rabies this morning and when the dog
catcher arrived the animal was about
to make its escape from the cellar of
the house. Kopp took the canine 10
the pound and put it to death.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
ODESSA MAN SUFFERS

Willard McClain. of odessa, was I'D
mitted TO the Delaware Hospital this
morning with shot wounds in the eye
and ear He was accidentally sho- early
this morning and was brought up by
train. The Phoenix ambulance met the
train and took the man TO the hospital
rlis condition is not serious.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
THE GARRICK

The Garrick ushers in the New
Year with bill THAI seems to be
pleasing most everyone. judging by
the attendance. Those who have not
vet seen the show can hardly afford
to miss the opportunity which the last
few performances Of the week offers
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
Re,eptIon Al countrv cIub.

From % O'Clock this afternoon re-
cepton viii b. given at tie wilmington
country Club 20 the members Invita-
lions were issued by the house committee
several days aeo Judge George Gray.
president of the club. win make On ad-
dress on Pie Hague Court and Inter-
national Arbitration"
Evening journal., 1909-01-01

A company capitalized at $4,000 has
been organized at Atlanta, Ca. for the
purpose OF manufacturing paper from cot
ton stalks. a heretofore useless by-pro-
duct II is claimed that paper can be
made from cotton stalks az a cost OF
about si5 a ion.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
Has Views of catania.

Howard Burton. treasurer at the
Opera House, has some excellent post
card panorama views of Catania, Italy,
which was devastated by earthquake.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
FIRES AND ARRESTS
FOR DECEMBER

The police and fire records for the
month of December follow.
Assault and battery. 80; breaking and
entering. 3: breach Of the peace, l3; carry
ing concealed deadly weapons, /; cruelty
to animals. 1; demented. s. deserting army
or navy, /; drunk, l26; drunk and dis
orderly. 10; disordery, 2li driving on
team Il; escaped prisoner. 1; embezzle-
ment, /; indecent conduct, l. fighting, a;
forgery, /; harboring unregistered dog,
/; incorrigible children, 2; house of i'll
fame. 1; house of assignation, /; larceny.
2s: larceny as bailee, 2; murder. l. pa
tients, 9. receiving stolen goods, j; sell
ing liquor without a license, 81 trespass-
Ing 10; utterlng worthless checks, 8; vag-
ranoy. 49, wife beating. 2; witnesses. .;
violating auto law, q violating postal
laws, 1; total, s26.
IRE Record.
December 1.-Stil alarm. Harrison and
Sycamore. no damage. Sull alarm home
OF Mrs. Harper, No. $40 North jackson
street.
December 4-Stin alarm home of Angelo
Picclo, No. 2, Iinden's Court.
December 6. Box "a Storage house OF
ANilcANltifA AANAAtitAf ANNs tAN WEST
Front street.
December 7--Box No. u. Slight hre in
the shop OF William f. Linton. Seventh
and shipley streets. Box car consigned
to the Joseph Bancroft qnd Sons Com
pany was destroyed.
December S-Still alarm to the build
ing Of Christopher Pfrommer. No 4i6
West Front street Box No. g.. fire al Nos.
2Oa-2O6 Seventh avenue.
December l0-Still alarm. chimney fire
in the home OF John Forest. No. 1907 King
street tSnl alarm. slight fire IN the home
OF Harry Devine No. 325 Poplar street.
December i2-still alarm store of lie lie
PYLE. No e05 West Ninth street
December fS.--Box No. Is. Cigar store of
William Massey no ll2 Doueias street
ard home Of James Price adjoining.
December l9-Box No i25 boiler room
.ot j. c. Freihofers bakery. Eighth and
Oranse streets.
December 2i.-Box No. a. house No. ile
Poplar street
December 23.-Box No. 2n. grocery s ore
OF Orvllle Roberts, Tenth and Clayton.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
49, -. Wcddirr

The hrst wedding of the New Year was
solemnized at noon to-day in Old Swedes
Church. The couple were Geary Fuller
and Miss Elizabeth kirkpatrick. of Phil
adelphia. The ceremony was performed by
the Vicar the Rev Albert Clay.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
Tho silver Lininq.

New York World
The silver lining Of the cloud which
shadows business this year is the report
Of the Secretary Of Agriculture OF a gain
OF s2ao ooo ooo IN this wears over iaet vear's
crops The record-brealsing total Of value
is Sl77Soo ooo-a solid foundation for re-
newed prosperity.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
LOCAL FED CROSS

OTNB uOWIT . = VT U
Appeals for aid for the Italian earth
quake sufferers have been issued by the
Delaware Red Cross Society. Checks and
cash contributions will be received by
Henry NJ. Candy, secretary. Equitable
Building.
The contributions were increased to S2,6
by the receipt Of $i9i to-day. The contri-
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
Senator Richar,ieon is 56

DOVER. Jan. limited States SEN
ator Harry A. Richardson celebrating
here today with his family his seth
birthday. Tie day win /bo spent quiet
ly with his family at his North State
street residence.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
The United Publishers Association

The Publishers Bulletin onoia organ OF the UNITED
PUBLISHERS. ASSOCIATION. prints the following:
THE WILMINGTON EVENING JOURNAL has
guaranteed circulation OF than 1920 daily which has
been verified by examination"
The examination made by Mr Arthur Koppeil gem
R his money and undertake to that tae EVEN
ING JOURNAL has the largest paid circulation Of
per printed in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS

The Association
American Ad-
vertisers
A..~-;..t.- A~..-i~., posed OF all tho
Advertisers (New York City, has of this country
examined certified circulation The Association
Of this publication Only the figures Of rnners suit
circulation In Its report 70 It's examination
guaranteed By the Association. at any moment.
Ae4s...s" s... $::,.3 ';i;.: =; .'Ss::.
No 1l2 has been
n->>>-A issued 70 this
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
Telenhone conlnanx Ylnlds

ELKTON. Nd, Jan. AFTER long
fight between the Bell Telephone Com
pany and its subscribers throughout
Cecil County the people won by COM
pelling the telephone company to con-
tinue business on the old schedule.
The survey Of the Ginning -chang-chun
line which is said to be built jointly by
the Chinese and japanese, has been COM
pleted. The cost OF the line is estimated
at 100000 taels zone taei about 20 conts)
Evening journal., 1909-01-01
PLANS

Sweden. NorwNc
have given the a
women.
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]; Feed oats for sale at Winter &
Ames elevator. II: II. & ID
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ORDINANCE : NO i i /. !. Fl + TO- &, N.

4 q ordinanee relating 4 to water
spouts, troughs or drains and declar.:
ing them 81 nuisance when
BE $tt resolved by the city council
I OF the city OF Devils Lake; III. OAK.
Section d That ali 3water.spo1,ts.
troughs or drains disch arging water
from ON the roofs Of any buildinljg a. otli.l
=ers:struc ture within the city s3of Devils
.Lake. upon any ideWal III, street so III
alley w said city, Is hereby declared.
"a nuisance.
Section q. Any person maintainina.
such nuisance for period #of III avs
after being notified Id writing bysstl,as
Chief OF Police Of said city Is 81 abate &
and remove the same shall 5be piITish.5
Eddy se1 q fine of not less than $500 nor
more than 81 90 for, each day saids
nuisance IS nainta aimed thereaf Ger s
Section N rdinanceg Ii, con.
s.scs ..-ss; i s,,ss.sss.
ectionS This ord finance ahall take
effect and be iii force from, and after
sits passage, approval and pub Ication.
First Beading May 8, 1909
Seeond Reading May III u sos.
approved May IA ], 1909
$s WHIT ], nj ayors
test OLE sKRA SIS, 81
Auditor S.
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Do this with your children.

School children should be fed plenti-
fully aud frequently on Quaker Oats.
It makes the best possible breakfast for
anyone who Is TO work with either brain
or muscle. It's easy to prove this in
your own family. Increase the daily
consumption of Quaker Oats and you'll
Gee an almost immediate improvement in
She health and energy of those who
cat it.
Regular size packages for city trade,
10c; large size family packages for those
who are not convenient to the store, 2sc
Breakfast on Quaker Oats every day.
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For. farm loans call on N. H
Brennan, Devils Lake. N. D.. y. .:.....
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EXERCISES
DEVILS LAKE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS TONIGHT AND
SATURDAY MIGHT ~ 3;

The commencement exercises Of
the Devils Lake public cshools will
be held. this friday night and Sat
urday night in the Court House. I
The class Of 1909 will graduate this
evening, The following is the pro-
gram, which will be given commenc-
ing at $3.50 o'clock. :. Z. ~: -: >. n ''s'5 /
.hvocation-- - ;-Rev. T. A.. Olsen
Merry June - Vincent
r. High School GIee Club !, i
Salutatory- Hazel Dingle
Patriotism Rosebud Smith
What's in a Name?---G Grace Henry
Cradle Songs- - Brahms
:S 2:.j:: e. { Giee Club ss3
The Trend Of Public Opinion
-------- -. Robert Collinson
National Holidays - Blanche Elmslie
Polonaise $500. =. -. Mcdowell
" :,set .i lnez Roller: s \. zS
Have We Forgotten Our Ideals ... : e
7 : = x - Bessie Connolly
Vailed 1ctory- ---------Ruth Baughman
Wanderers Night Song Rubenstein
s S.ss GIee Club
Presentation Of Dip lomas- g. ID. Bur
CESS y AZ VI 4 9
Benedic ton - s. Rev AL: q. Bailey
q Tomorrow evening at the: same hour
will occur the exercises Of the grad
uation Of the eighth grade into the
high school On which occasion the
following program viii be given
The following gram viii 3be
given:
InYocation Rev. G. Bailey.
Morning InVitati lon George Veazie.
High School Girls, GIee CHI b.
Recita tion & s.. - Step by Step
Arthur Swanson.
:Recitatio lon he Legend Beautiful
q Agnes Meme
Historical ExeTcis cauisition 81
$s erritory thur serumgard, 81
Albert Gulseth.
g Nanny Coon Jewell I4ynes
High School Girls GIee Club. q:
Recitation timothy Incantation
Howard BUELL. y
y ecitation Bobby shaftso
Jessie Henley
Piano isal. Solo he Myrtles
III Hope Wallace
III il l ii
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RooMsAND Be,ARD reason.
able: 81. s04 Third street 4

Wl11AlNTHE 3 buy 4 second hand al.
q mobile Send deacription 81 Oar,
q,lipment, condi tion and psice ID.
Care Inter- csa
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MEMORIAL DAY =.
EXERC ISES
FITTING TRIBUTE. PAID TO THE
MEMORY OF DEPARTED :.s.x Il.
F"=E AEPnES sT't ~ @5a' ~ -

Devils Lake paid tribute to the
heroes of the Civil and the Spanish
American, Wars with q fitting obser-
vance Of Memorial Day Monday. Patri-
otto colors decorated almost every
house in the city. Business places
closed early in the morning and at
ten o'clock a. column onsisting of the
city band, the G. A r., the officials,
members Of the commercial club, and
scores Of men, women and children
under the comman Of Colonel gogs-
well assisted By Fred P. Mann march.
edSto the cemetery and placed wreaths
and flowers on the graves Of the SOL
.sdiers ,dead
Her beautiful memorial SER
wee Of the 81, a. RI, Rev 4. "a. Olson
spoke q few fitting words Of tribute
and the memorial rites ended WITH
the firing of salutes By tie firing
squad Of Company :55s.$
The exercises at the court house
commenced at two U. Major Ro-
sberts presided at the meeting and the
program prepared by the city council
was carried out ID a manner most ere
aditable 20 ali concerned, deep patrio-
dc feeling was aroused Is the hearts
M al BY appropriate seIections from
ssa city hanA ysnIIorvsnx a. a. vs,ca.
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ok. NEWS !

Crops in this vicinity are looking
fine. :..: II !, :: N
!: Miss Stella Jaaua left Wednesday
Tor Minnea polls. :..,:.. s:s4 4: $
I FRA Francis Chase went ven To " Devils Lake
Monday Tor ft, the day ,jj.its z
u.ba ,o,,io ~, HI closaa Tor Tho
I'm, N! mar g non q sFr,,.ay 80.
4 W. I; . q. !,
!, I. s. !, nas. o1l.s.su -. az
en = - s1 8 aouss neai : us =
pay = s. .v.s- .
y g. ". Congden, VINO g breaking at
Y. =. Mills Iarm near tnls pace Re'
into Y @. pe te'1 Lake a.a Iuesday
4 Victor Ruth went To- Diyels Lake
Wednesday from which place he e:
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BLUES B | |. ] Won BAT I
THE SHAM BATTLE MO DAY
z WITNESSED BY LAR az
CROWD. \, s#::s

When the smoke Of the battle had
cleared away Monday evening May 81;
1909 It was found that the Blues un-
der command Of First Lieutenant
Harry Hincke; had won the great bat
tie fought between the divisions OF
Company Must south Of the city and
along the Great Northern tracks. The:
judges were Colonies Kerlin, Kelly;
and Bloom and although the decision:
was unanimous in favor OF the Blues
the Judges had only words OF praise
for the excellent manner in which the
Browns were handled by Lieutenant
Holt. Hundreds Of visitors and citi-
zens of Devils Lake Witnessed the
event and are loud In their praise OF
the splendid showing made, by the
boys who have been under the COM
mand Of Captain stenson during the,
year. He has worked hard with the
company and the sham battle Monday
furnished excellent drill for the mill
tia. IT,. m ..J, 5s se.:: .:..i:s
+ The. first meeting Of the two divi-
sions came south of the round house
when the Browns made stand and
met the Blues who were advancing
from the south. After some sharp
firing the Blues withdrew and passed:
out Of sight behind the railroad grade
and then attacked the Browns in sew.
eral deatchments. Those movements
were executed with fine Judgment and
really gave the victory to the Blues.
During the afternoon the Blues &c
tured a number Of ponies and charged
upon the Browns. The Browns re-
ceived the attack in excellent order
and stopped the advancing guard by
heavy firing. -7;s %&sa.~ ~ -
Fine spirit was shown throughout
the battle and the officers handled
their men like old West Pointers.
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DANCE AlTI:558P j

There will bel social dance in Tony
Prete's big barn, sig miles east and 1
l-2 miles north OF this city Monday
evening June 14th. The floor is in ex,
cellent condition, music VIII be fur
nished by Prete' orchestra, and
everyone is invited to go and have a
good time, which is assured all who
attend. Tickets sl.oo, for gentlemen.
Ladies free. w. s*5 , . ,z3 .
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Notice 10 D Owners

us she dog licenses are now due and
must he PAL will b,e III the office
81 ole skratass, City Auditor, com
mencing June 33rdi une 9Th to re-
ceiVe the license and issue tags
N All dogs found after that date with
out tags Will be taken up and dispos-
ed Of according to laW. I,
Office hours n to- S o'cloek ID. '.5s !:
W ARNEs,Ss :
n Chief pf Police.
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GRAND .l)De
0
Continued from page one.)3 y

Eckman, oui 'Vive No 67Hanna
Bower. n:
SIS Ludden, No. S. Sophia Randall.
!, The. local lodge committees who SO
! successfully carried on the work Of
arrangements, entertainment, etc,
were made up as follows: s.ssss;;s$:
Committee on, Reception.
5E W. H Reid, T. c.. Peterson. Hans
/ Westergard, VIM. Kuhn, Ole skratass,
IS. Y. Hurst, L. Dawson, r. Conrad, Ole
Serumgard, ]. H. Bloom; d.. g. DueH,
Committee on ,Arrangeme nts.
Henry Hale, W. H. Ried, J. A. Shan
non, Ed Richardson, Jens syea,; Thos.
Connolly, Charles Henley, I. M. Chide-
;ster, J. F.. Henry, d. G. Duell. g. M.
Peterson. g,,t -....:' - "
Committee on Lodging. a,..-
VIM Hurst, J. Miller, VIM. Graham,
T.. A. Haslam, Geo. Elmslie, Fred
Schroeder, Carl Lund, G.. E. Burgess,
John Henley, H.. N. Halgren, c. s.
Taylor. .& -
Committee on Reception. :;
Chris Gorder, Ole Skratass, Geo.
Elmsle, r. A. Olsen, G. E. Burgess,
Einar onsum, Henry Hale. 6. s. Tay-
lor. -
MlNoT NEXT YEAR.
A. thu .e,,3or ho1a uTo5pa,doy Il
was voted to hold the next grand
lodge session at Minot. The following
Grand Lodge officers were also elected
and installed:
Grand Master-H. D. Skinner, Can
do.
Deputy Grand Master-Geo. W.
Wilson, Williston.
Grand warden-F. E. Smith, wah-
peton. ..
Grand secretary-Don Mcdonald
Grand Forks. -:
Grand Treasurer-F. N. Gilmore,
Hope.
Grand Representatives. D. Mack,
LaMoure.
The Grand Master made the fol
lowing appointments:
Grand Chaplain-B. A. Fall.
Grand Marshall-E. M. Jackson.
Grand Guardian-G. L. Elkins.
Grand Herald-H. ]. Hanson.
The officers installed by the Rebak.
abs were as follows: -r
President-Florence Mcintosh, Bot
tineau
e-President-Della Crosswait
Dickinson.
Warden-Susie Benson, Kenmare.
Secretary-Jennie B. Hill, Fargo. -
Treasurer - Elizabeth Hartman
Minnewaukan. = !
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coins sGettysb burg Atld dress Sas ably
given by David shelver after which
the Fourth grade Of the city schools
rend some beautiful songs and
Rev. Arthur Bailey followed With an
eloquent N emorial Day address. The
audience then sang S America ana
Rev. 3 &. Johnson ron unced the
bened iction.
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Benedic tion i Olsoa
class Golors. Ink ana Green.
Glass M IS tep BY Step
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WANlAI
Ss!Fr,:.i .ttv Il x! ~ 4,
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--EI PAR Gasoline Trac.
n ton engine and Thresher for sale
~ &C q bargain r q. Box 354s Grand
Forks.
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PUBLIC NoTIGH ID given hat nv nv
Jane Bail ormerly Zane
arahan has ithout proyocation,
81 deserted home, bed and board,
herefore viii not sbe resp nsible
for aly debts NE may con- q.
ID Bailey