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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
COLD WAVE TODAY
TEMPERATURE MAY FALL MUCH
BELOW 20 DEGREES
TONIGHT.
Washington Bulletin Announces Fall
of 30 Degrees or More Today
and Further Fall
Tonight.

What promises to be the coolest
spell of the present winter is predict
ed by the weather bureau for today
and tonight. Yesterday afternoon the
local office received the following
from the Bureau at Washington:
"The disturbance mentioned in last
Saturdays special forecast has reach.
ed Eastern Minnesota, preceded By
the expected high temperatures to the
eastward aud southwark and followed
by the cold high area to the north.
westward. The cold wave will reach
the upper Lake region and the upper
Mississippi Valley tonight and Tues.
day; the Ohio Valley and lower Lake
region Tuesday night and the middle
and North Atlantic states Wednesday
It will also be colder in the South
"Wednesday and Wednesday night
Owing to the wide etxent of the west
ern high area It is probable that the
cold will be most marked of the pres
ent season thus far Rain will pre-
cede the cold and will turn to snow
over the northern tier of states
WILLIS L. MOORE.
Chief L. s. Weather Bureau
Second Message.
A second message came later real |
ing as follows: Cold wave. Temper |
ature will fall 30 degrees or more in
next q hours, and still more Tuesday
night
This latter message promises a TEN |
perature below 20 and il may reach |
morning
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
BURT0NC0NCRATUlATED
81 Almost Every Member Of the
House-Wster~ays Bill Seems 10
Be Killed.

Washington. Jan. 4.-Representa
tive Burton. who has just won hi-
fight for senator from Ohio. was ths
recipient today in the house Of con
gutulations Of practically the entir.
membership
lie viii soon cali a meeting Of fh.
committees on rivers and harbCrs a
which be Is chairman. at which 81 IS
believed the kneIi Of The propos
river and harbor bill for this session
uill be sounded Officially The i'm
precision has been given out thar ths
eo1fition of the treasury does no.
Justify an appropriation for this Uur
f.ose this winter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
GRISCOM DELIVERS $3.50, 900
TO THE ITALIAN RED CROSS.
Thorough Investigation Made as to Fate Of Amer
leans, and Reported That Lupton Escaped
Veteran OF Civil War and Two Other
Americans Beside Counsel Che
ney and Wife We're Killed

was stopping OF the Hotel Victoria,
which was half destroyed. After sat.
isfying himself that A. S. Chenea,
American consul at Messina, and his
wife, We're buried beyond hope OF ~
coyery In the ruins OF their consnlata ,.
lupton took up headquarters on
board of one Of the war3hips In the
harbo,.
Consulate Utterly Destroyed.
The correspondent visited the slts
of the consulate The building hal
COLLAPSED utterly. There Is hope. how.
ewes, that the bodies and archives
may be recoyerd Joseph RI. piercs.
former American vice consul here,
and several members OF his family.
are also among the dead. Tie only
other Americans known to have been
killed are man named Joubert, or
Robert, and his wife. who were natnr-
allied citizens, and one Joseph Gitr
seppa a veteran of the Civil war.
Az to Tourists.
AS to tourists supposed to have
been in the vicinity, it is almost int
possible to obtain exact information,
but most careful inquiries Indicate
that there were none in Messina at
the time Of the quake. The register
Of the Hotel Victoria shows no Amer
lean names. Two English women.
Blanche Kane and Miss Smith, who
were stopping at this house. were
saved.
The register Of the Hotel Trinaeria.
The other hotel palronized by foreign.
ers, has not been recovered. but there
is reason 10 believe that no Amerl.
cans were among the guests. II any
were In Reggie or Messina
ost Monday morning, and IL they
have not yet been heard from. th.
worst must be feared. Other towns
n Sicily have sent no news of tho
Killing or wounding OF any American
,itizens.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05

sage responding to the resolution ask
ing for information as to what the
president meant In his annual mes
sage regarding the secret service.
The relief asked for the stricken
Italian people was quickly and unani-
mously given, the sum Of $S0oO00
being appropriated. while the secret
service message was referred to a
special committee that has to DO with
the matter. after Gnggs, OF Georgia,
had moved to have it returned to the
president which motion be later with
drew.
Secret Service Message.
after quoting the resolutions
passed by the house Of representa-
tiyes the president says:
! am wholly al a loss to understand
the concluding portion OF the resolu-
tion have made no charges Of cor
ruJtion against congress nor against
any member OF the present house If
| hal proof Of such corruption affect
Ing any member Of the horse in any
matter as TO which the federal gov
eminent has jurisdiction. action
would at once be brought. as was
5one IN the cases Of Senators Nit
ohell and Burton. and Repre senta-
tves Williamson. Hermann. and
briggs. at different times since ]
have been president This would
simply be doing my duty in the exc
cution an1 enforcement q the Laws
without respect TO persons But 10
uOt regard Il as within the province
Il the duties Of the president 10 re-
port 70 the house alleged dslinquen-
cies" Cf members. or the supposed
corrupt action" Of a member lin his
official capacity The membership
Of the horse is by the constitution
PLACED within the power or the hOnssl
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
TELEPHONE DEAL

Detroit. Mich Jan. the a.
norncement was made this aftrrnoCa
that the Michigan Telephone ccrs
prny has leased the property q ths
NoTt heasfern Telephone compans
which has about six hundred miies .
toT lines in Eay Ciiy and hftses
counties IN the northeastern poriics
of the lower peninsular
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
Bottom Raised t4oo Feet.

The first shocks Of the earthquake
raised the bottom Of the straits he.
tween Mcssina and Reggie l4O0 feet
as shown by soundlngs since madc.
The tidal wave at Messina, it Is
stated by experts, was not more than
eight feet high, while il was double
tha. height at Reggie. As a cunse.
quence the less Of life at the latter
place Is proportionately greater than
at Messina.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05

IN diminishing Yuan Shi Kai but q,
cannot be learned so far as this gov.
eminent is concerned. that any for
mai protest will be made.
The state department. 1t is pointed
OFT. is not SO much concerned over
who fills the Offices. as it is that no
reversal be made in China's progress.
sIyr policy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
RELEASED AT INQUEST.

Solorado Springs. Colo. Jan. A
Arthur Davis. who has been detained
BY the police in connection with tho
mysterious killing Of G. p. Essick
Woodman o ffhe World clerk. was tc
night released after the eoroner's IN
quiry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
SEARCH FOR cHEMev,s BODY

Messina. Jan. 4.-Onicials. with ths
aid Of sixty soldiers. are engaged IN
the task OF clearing up the ruins 4,
the American consulate In order 90
recover. il possible. the bodies of Con.
sui Cheney and wife.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
OLSON THROWS BELL.

Chicago. Jan. f.-Charles Olson. Ci
indianapolis. defeated Fred Beell. ci
Marshfield. Wis. in a wrestling match
tonight He won the first fall in 90
minutes and 81 seconds. and the sec.
ond in rs minutes and p seconds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
STATE OF SIEGE DECLARED.

Rome Jan. A royal decree was
issued tonight proelaiming q state -
siege in the earthquake region. 90
body viii BE- allowed 70 90 within TIE
area Of the disaster without special
permission from the government
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
REeARoIAe AMERIcANs.

Mtssiua. Jan. A newspaper cor
respondent uho has made an inyesti-
cation makes kuoun these facts con
ceruing Americas.
Stuart X Lapon. American vice
consai "a Messina- arrived at MS post
one veek before the saFibqaake. He
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
psoosEss,vss NAME LEADER

springfed In-. Jan. s-Eduard J
Eag Of Gaiesburg vas selected On
.tle eighth ballot sf TIE conference q
the Progressive as candidate & r
sIetfer q TIRE house On 0FposltiCn o
EEHard d. shartlez.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
TWO SMALL CHILDREN BURN.

Moody, No. Jan. 4.-In the temper.
.ary absence Of their mother two ehll
dren. aeel and years. we're burned
Ito death at the home Of Thomas Bur
ges near here today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
SIXTEEN SAILORS DROWNED

Sydney. n. 5 W Jan the PiE
naacg Of the British crIiser ~
counter zas sank m csIllzEez a.
. cuIder her today. Sixfe<a szil1is
werc drgznea-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
NATIONAL RED CROSS HAS
COLLECTED S34O, 900 50 FAR
Illinois Branch Leads Other Branches Conferences
Held to Consider AdysabiIity of Atlantic
Fleet Not Visiting italian Ports as
Arrival Would be Too Late to
Aid in Relief

Rhode Island $4,000.
Massachusetts $4,000.
Pennsylvania $4,000
Cleveland City $1,000.
The Illinois branch telegraphed t
night that it would remit $4,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05

$1,000 FROM LINCOLN, NEB.
Lincoln, Neb, Jan. 4.-Lincoln
business men today telegraphed ST.
900 to the Red Cross society at Wash
ington for the relief Of earthquake
sufferers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
WHY CAN'T MARCH 4 COME IN JANUARY,

tiorari gives the case it's original stat.
us, subject TO the views Of Judge
lGrosscup Of the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals. as contained in
his decision Of July 22 and Noyembe-
i 10, 1898
The Gas Company Case.
Speaking for the entire membership
Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States. Justice Prekham Of thar cours
today announced the decision Of tn
, court In the case against the Cousol
idated Gas Company OF New York
city. which Involved the validity q
the eighty cent gas law Of tha, city
In effect the decision upheld the law
but IL closed with the intimation thar
II after practical test rhe rate fNeI
should prove 10 be- unremunerative
the gas company should have the priv
ilege Of reviving the case.
An important feature Of the decis-
ion is the finding Of the court 10 th-
effect that the value Of the franchises
Of the companies constituting the Con
sulidated Company as fixed By them
al the time Of consolidation could D.
properly regarded as part Of the car
ital cf the company for the Issuance OF
stock. u was painted cut that the
state bad never questioned the fair
ness e thar valuation. and if was.
therefore. coHcluie1 that at this lste
date that question could not properly
beTaised.
Tire Alter Rebate Case.
Bv a divided court the supreme
court of the United States today de-
cided the rebate case brought By ftc
government against The Alton Rail-
uay in favor q the government.
The case involved the charge of
fCuclB5ed On SIrff Paxel
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05

Rome. Jan Ambassador Griscom
and members Of the American relief
! committee have signed contract for
, acquisition for two weeks of the Aus,
trianLloyd steamship Oceanica She
Is now being fitted out and when
ready 10000 persons can he taken
care of aboard her for ten days. In
addition, food supplies can be distrib-
uted TO several thousand people.
Delivered s25o,ooo.
Ambassador Griscom today deliver
Ted to Count Tayerha, head OF the Ital-
ian Red Cross. $250,000 from the Am
erican Red Cross Taverna was ever.
whelmed, and said he would make an
exception to the rule which forbds
| the distribution of money through any
| but Red Crss channels, and returned
to the ambassador $4,000 which he
had contributed to the expenses Of
the relief ship.
The count added that one Of the
greatest difficulties TO be encounter.
ed is the prompt distribution of sup
plies, and therefore outside help is
warmly welcomed.
Vatican Receives Wounded.
The universal brotherhood spoken |
OF by Archbishop Ireland of St Paul |
was emphasized in Rome this morn
ing, when. upon the arrival of 1900
wounded from Messna aud Reggie,
Mayor Nathan telephoned the vatican
asking whether these unformnates
could be taken in there. The vatican
replied in the affirmative and the
wounded wero received with open
arms
To realize fully what this signifies
1t must be explained that Nathan is
not a Catholic, and that he was at
one time Grand Master of the Free
Masons The first l2O of the wounded
sent to the vatican this morning were
received at the railroad station byi
Mgr. Misitally sent especially by the
pope. Some fthem were taken TO
the vatican In public conveyances.
but the more grlevously injured were
carried on stretchcrs by the Rel
Cross
Pope Goes Among Injured
They were received at the vatican
precincts by the nursing sisters. The
pope could not restrain his desire to ,
bring them consolation, aud sought 4,
hem out lie passed through the b.. !
silica Of St Peters over the arch con .
lecting Basilliea with the hospital.
he did not actually set foot
'n Italian territory. be in reality went
'utside that area, which. under th,i
aw. is guaranteed. ond enjoys the :.
light Of extraterritoriality. The hos
'ital belonging TO the pope stands on !,
Italian ground. r.
The popes entrance into the hos.
.iial was the sign FOR an outburst OF
.mfion. not only on the part Of the
iatients. but even from the pope him
ELF and the members Of his suite
Many of these who were not graveIv !
sounded insisted on jumping ont of
,ed 10 kueel and kiss the ponuns
lauA. NJ
Gave Concoiation.
The pope spoke cCusolinCly 60 each
Unfortunate He said that since the
.arthguabe he had lived only 70 thluk
q them and study tbo best means o. Z
ieiping them- All ~ bis prayers 20 7
DE- Almighty had implored mercy.
lemencE and power 70 undergo the Z
erHbie strain rising up again through !.
D. comfort of religion.
pFcApDt.c AMERICANS
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
Gave Consolation.

The pope spoke ccnsolingly 60 each
unfortunate tie said that since the
earthquake b. had lived only 70 think
of them and study the best means o.
helping them- All ~ bis prayers ~
The Almighty had implored mercy
ciemenc. and power 20 undergo the
terrible strain. rising up again through
the comfort q religion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
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tcmelssed On siTtb PagsJ
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GRATITUDE OF THIEVES.
Thsir longing For Association With
n Honest Men. .ys.::c, 2Is:&

Their longing For Association With
i .2 s: :s. honest Men. s Ut:
The thief Ia the community Is very
much like the boy whose meanness or
ruffianism has caused the other little
children to band together to ostracize
him: He may move about with sui
len swagger. carrysa chip on his shout
der and vicious CLEAN In his eye, but
there is always sob In his throat
So the thief is longing and aching to
get back In the circle ont of which be
has been ruled. .>.1,,:---. & -
= II any honest 1nan wants to meet
lively gratitude let him knowingly give.
tue countenance of his company TO q
crook. 1t will be favor never forgot
ten. Every lawyer practicing at the
criminal bar knows this One very
well known practitioner of genial per.
sonaiity and large tolerance occasion
ally takes client TO dinBer ut good
restaurant or braves an appearance
with him at a theafer There have been
embarrassing results. due to the crip,
inal.s gratitude = &#z - < g>ss
'.Afte1 one of these evenings" ths
lawyer iaughingiy told me. Pm KEEP
for days lodging and returning pres
ents sent by the crook-watches. scarf
pins. CUT links, now and then valua
BILE painting or a Persian rug-all be
longing to somebody else n-Every
body's Magazine. ..f + <: ~ ~ 1881 (
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me monIn rtauladan. me III OnHmnle
dams seem 10 live up to their religion In
q more deflnite way than We DO. and
we soon learned what 10 expect The
porter would drop ones trunk when
the muezzin called To- PRAYER The
sacredness OF animal life con1pellsn
us; TO walk around the humid eds OF
lazy dogs asleep on the sidewa llssSS We
were required to take on our shoes ms
stead of our hats when entering ii
mosque. Women were not allowed Il,
pray. because they shave no souls.
Friday was the day for SUNDAY and d
camera was an 5..,.eviI eyes' anu could
not be carried into any sacred place
Our artist was once charged 20 cents
extra for keeping an evil ere ins us
room all nigh
Before the journey ends thu tourist
has lost his identity comp AZ
flrst 10 Is from n aiamazoos Alictasss
then from Michigan later thsl Unit:
ed States.. soon the TED 8 and the
writer was once introduced sa gen
tleman from Tuscany ! M the lady
from Mort America. - i1elinearot
Magazine Sd 81
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~ *, : 77..I--I
Tho Wolf IN Dinaufse-

Once upon a time a wolf who was
going after the farmers chickens took
the advice OF % FOX and disguised
himself In sleeps clothing. 4.,s25S <
r. ..fror. = said the fox. III the dogs zee
you; they Will take you for harmless
lamb aud let you pass = 5@s3 e 23s.
4 When the disguised wolf was near
the chicken house be heard the dogs
bark aud saw them running toward
him at the rop Of their speed. jst5: ii.
81 am q fool" said the wolf. For
now the dogs think I a,na lamb uud
have iIp fear OF me. SI VIII change my
mind. get .ssut Of this ti,cuu,be rtns
clothing and maize d winning nght."*$
but befa-e he could yet ihe@ garment
on the dogs were upon HIN, and took
his iife
3s Morai.-It b sas,er 20 change yous
mind than your etSt hing.-Ne ~ York
Haral6 s.., ;s;s
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WILL DIG SEWERS BY MAcHIN-

The contractors who have the con
tract .for:the sewerage in this cit; are
unloading and setting up q huge sew
ering machine which viii be used IN
the construction OF The sewers at this
place: The machine Is a heavy, pow
erfully constructed. piece Of mechan-
ism which is operated by. an engine
similar to the giant excavators used
On railroads and is capable Of digging
large amount Of sewer ditch IA a
day. It is expected to have the ma
chine in working order by to rnorroW
afternoon. s. = s..:
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IN THE FLYNN BLOCK

weigh sone two hundred land eighty.
ninth less at the equator than at the
poles and proportio1ate amount Gos
distances between" - %.-s''- ssSS !
"About what fraction OF It's weight
would body. lose In going from Cape:
Nome, Alaska, to San FranciscoT' ::
, II should say about one In 800" ~!
.Ehen gold weighing 6tU pounds In
Nome could not possibly weigh over
698 pounds here, could it7' .>s,.zs
1T could not" -. :, =.
1t is needless to say that Stevens was
acquitted on this evidence. His former
partners were SO sorry of their recent
suspicion and so eager to make amends
that they not only paid him the salary
they had promised him. but set him
up in business from their ample funds:
This fact Is peculiar. but perfectly In
accord with reason. 1t ts recognized
by the United States government. Ev-
cry time bullion is sent from Washing
ton to the New Orleans mint a certain
amount Of weight is lost, In the mere
act Of transit. SO in order to get the
same amount Of metal I'm each coin
compromising weights or those special
ly eaiibrated have to be used OF else
special scales. 1.-THE weights are made
at Washington and. sent to New. Or
leans Of course they will lose In weight
and will weigh true on pair Of bal.
ances. But spring balances: cannot be
used.-LaWrence Hodges In Denver
Times -! ?. -: ..-z IL u :.
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completed before cold :Weat her sets IN
Itshad been hoped to get the building
enclosed this year, but owing TO the
scarcity Of labor this may not ,be pos
sible. However, they will have the
basement finished and. will start the.
brick work as soon as It is possible
ia; the spring. At that time of the
year there are more laborers Is ! be
mad and the work VIII go on witth s.
rush, 5ss5 Il 81
The site of this bull ding y very
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0 ". p. Mandy has recently put 81 81
large ana comple etc line of wood work
materials, and III prepared 10 DO ant
kinds o. wagon and buggy repairing
inS connectio with his ae,ssmiths
shop. Also &c buggies with rubber
tires. This department. e ID charge:
of Jim Palmer. q thoroughly COM
ipetent wood worker and all work
win be guaranteed 70 be peri ceiy 5saAt3
iisfactory Leave orders with either
Mr.. Mandy OF Mr. Kuhn. or telephone
either s15 TO 3S7.
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26ss feet facing the Great Northern sta
ton on Railroad avenue n Is feetonl
Kelley avenue ana lit ion Third:
street, It win be, three stories high,
with i fu1l basemen There viii be
.102 rooms, thirty i've of which will
have baths. The building win be Of
brick with stone trimmings. and as
seen. from the illustrationa shown
herewith It win be very attractive and
q great addition Il. the city. 81;
When finished this win be one of
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81. e. III, n; ~ q, j .FHGllOrysyF
3. ss:;s Il Attorney for Plaintiff, II
Devils Lake, North Dakota
.Hotipe Us spsoial Tar Eecseipt. I.

asoaQs " sRsgaa1 Ia n
Receipt IS issued to C1arS'
ence Mckinley; that the date Of such
Receipt: isa July 4 4 4. d 909; that the de-
Receipt is posted Is the front room OF
the: pool room building situate on Lot 81,
Block 4, OF the village OF Brocket, Ram
5seys County, Nd; and the name OF the
owner of Said property In which said
Tax Receipt IS posted is Clarence Mo
Kinley, and the Enamesso the lessor OF
said property&is Ed Val h.
Dated Aug. 81 J, 9 OBJ
i FE 1ssss. Clarence Mckinley
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MARX ! 4 r
Devils Lake: 81 s !. /:
An o nportunity FOR Him,

An Opportunity For Him. ~
IS Nose F,.oreace (ardentiy Tell me.
Miss ANGIE. may contribute to yo'r
future happiness? ]. Miss Angle Well,
Mr.. Foreace, as u accepted Abe Gin.
sgerbread last ebenin' dere. ia \ weddin'
presents 70 be thought .ob. to be shuah.
Judge. Ns 5.. y, IL: + s Il M
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5 Why He Came Back

=: - why He came Back. 4,]ss**Ssz.
T: Wasn't you here a few weeks agoY.s
asked the woman of the house at the
back door. e.s3 (. . 5 =:
1 'eYes'm.n replied the wandereI but
i understood from pal that you've
got a new pastry cook since then 1f
Yonkers Statesman. = s5s :r
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. Painful Alirns,nt.

Though gout Ii generally reckoned q
disease of rich men mud free tivers.$
one Of the worst uf sufferers from it
was q well known English minister
who died not long ago.
Y "A friend once said to him Dr.. So
sand-so. what Is .gput like go SIS
{ The clergy man smiled sadly Ef
you put your hand III a wise be said.
'.tand let a man press rs hard as he
can. that Is rheumatism and Il he can
be got to press little harder, that 40
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well suited Tor the parp pose. as It Is
separated from ali other bnild ings and
has excellent facilities for lighting
and Yentilating 1t. Itt is IN the tri-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03

2 The only conclusive evidence OF q
mans sincerity !. is: that he give him.
self for q principle. Lowell, .,fsS rs
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The surer Way.

IA % The Surer Way. ~ $; ss4S
'How can we interest herr 5$j
Tell her It's worthy cause" guglI
gested one. =: 5i$.5s s5si
.'Tell her it's getting to be popular
fad." interposed. a wiser head. LOuis.
Vile Courier-Journal. 5:s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03

the finest obstetrics ID the state. and
win be = credit to Devils Lake ana 81
Great benefit to our city III taking
care lot the people who every sum
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03

which is to be erected in this city Isl
progressing rapidly. The last Of the
old buildings has been removed from
the site and the excayati Ion work "a;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03

angle formed BY Kelly avenue on the
east Third street on fas,e north and
Railrcsd aYenue on the southwest
hotel have 81 frontage Oh