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-HH's sArE. xoua n. said the prime
MoHEEzz minister.
wei. II IL - know where Mr.
King T.
Hes safe. rom highnesa.- said
Quinnox.
well. Jon I'M n and tell Aunt 10
raine this minute that Mr.. King sends
bis love u her and begs her TO ret
easy. See i i doesn't cheer her up :
bit"
AZ night to attempts were made
by Haddan znd another aubaltern 70
leave the eazIIa - reach Tullls. but
both sorfies proved failures. A day
later Marianx sent two men under :
flag of truce II ofTer bia infamous ulti.
matum. ia uffsr Of a safe conduct
Of the prince y America was refused.
for the Inmates II the castle knew full
well the count would doom the lad to
instant death i he should get him IN
bis possession.
A single distant xoiley at sunset Ind
puzzled the men On gunnd at the castle.
They Ind ~ zeans OF knowing TINT
the committee u ten and It's wretehed
friends had been zhot down like dog
in the public squire. Peter Brutus was
in charge Of The squad OF executionera.
[To H Continued
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lTODEoNTINUEn
Def.

Legier. The baker. bent over hi
counter. working aWsY with a pencil
and piece d wrapping paper. when
Mrs. Llsenm entered for a loaf o
bread.
Noticing On the paper a lot of Ia
miiiaT names. MTa. LIscum asked !.
What are yon figuring there. Mr..
Legier -
Well. ma.am.s says Legier, I'm
just putting down the names Of al
my friends thai can lick"
rs Harvey Llseum's name there :.
asked. Mrs.. LIzenn.
Yes" said the baker. Yes. | got
II down.
Mrs. LIseum vent home and told
Harvey. He haaIened to the bakery.
"Legler." h aid. rs II true I'm On
the list Of men yon can lick :"
YES. said LegIer calmly, I've got
you down. Mr. Iiseum."
why. you little shrimp" roared
Liscum, I could eat you alive {"
Are you SIRE you could ?" asked
the baker.
You bet IN sure /" said Lisenm.
shaking his IIHI n Legler's face.
We'll. then said the baker sadly.
II guess III cross you OFF the fist.
Chicago Evening Post.
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INK removed iii< headquarters 10 Ine
tower. He had fondlY hoped 10 be In
The ensfle long I,rferr fhiR
The cells AID Dungeons II the great
old tower were now occupied by
bruised. de.eatcd pa.eefs u the law.
Baron Jasto Dangloss. crushed In
spirit and bro,;en Of body. paeed The
blacklist and narrowesf eel Of them
NJ.
1t 0 o'clock on Sunday morning a
small group Of people gathered IN the
square A meeting was soon IN prog
ress. A goods box stood oFer against
the very spot OIL which 0lga Plata
nova died An old nan began haran-
guIng the constantly growing crowd.
IN the group might hive been seen
most members OF the committee Of ten.
N the midst of his harangne the
hind Of william Spuntz WIS arrested
IN one of its most emphatic gestures.
Peter Brntus was approaching at the
head Of group of aliens. nj armed.
.0ne momentr' called out Peter
oIMluss nltlhs hlS naAa lenIsiai'sly'
The speaker ceased bis mouthings.
aGonnt Marlanx desires the Immediate
presence Of the following citizens Mt
hi Office In the tower shall call
on the names" He began With VIII
liam spantz The name Of each Of his
associates In the committee Of ten fol-
lowed.
Ten minutes later every member of
the committee of ten, except Peter
Tlrufus. was behind lock md bar. to
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hiNH ~ = = hAsb WAo ~ AAA@
cried Colonel SADDLE.
Quinnox n IL wnlted inside the gates
for the Wild rider.
General Hraze. nith few OF hIa
men. bloody and heartsick, was the
last of the little army to reach safety
In the castle grounds.
The fortress. With all guns, stores and
ammunition. was IN the hands OF the
Iron Count md his cohorts
Baron Dangloss had been taken pris.
oner with whole platoon of lighting
constables. TITS wns the last appall.
ing bit Of news 10 reach the Mortified.
disorganIzea forces IN the castle
grounds.
A wise II vel n cruel man Waa
Marlanx. He l0si no time In issuing
a manifesto 70 The stunned, demoral.
fed citizens Of Edelweiss Scores d
criers went through the streets during
the long. xrefshad afternoon. announe.
ing to tie popnlaee that Count Mar.
lanx Ind established himself rs die.
tator and military governor OF the
principally pending the abdieation
OF the prince mud the beginning OF
new and substantial regime. All cit
izens were commanded TO recognize
the authority Of the dictator.
Toward evening. after many con.
sultations md countless reports. Mar
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A Good Example,

: youuK woman IN Massachusetts,.
10 KaH not worried = ~ surplus
q fhIH worlds RoudH. resolved To be-
eans 4 farmer. To beKIH nth. she
OK three years couTas n Tie State
Agricultural College = Amherst
So bad no money afIsn completing
Il Iefm. and her health - not OF
- bet She had been advised 10 en-
EHEs II some sort OF .aHE that would
keen her out OF doors. and he rented
N abandoned farm. borrowing the
money In pay the firHi InalaIIment Of
t. Tenf.
Izaat year she worked only fIFe acres
q the tract She put those fIfs acres
II garden truck. and she cleared $3.50
81 II. enterprise. She figures that
he I'll clear as much - 100 70 the
aeTa On this years farming operations,
nd Hhe has purchased three horses
aud 10 hens She Is doing , fairly
God business In selling eKEz. So far
tomatoes have been her most profit
able crop. but she haH alas made a
FOOD deal OF money b. growing peas
md corn. During the vegetable sea-
on she makes daily trIpa u Woreea-
IsT. fifteen miles away. where Hna sells
her products. She hires boya Tor 10
esnIz N hour 10 help n the truck
patch. She keeps an account Of all
receipts and expenses. and II The end
u the year she vii EnoH exactly
where she stands In = financial way.
Ter experience illustrates what
mIghI De done with thousands Of the
abandoned farms which are scattered
I'll over the Eastern States. Farming
i not easy work. II Il mans job.
md i not 20 be recommended ~ a
vocation for women. To make any
considerable amount Of money out Of
years farming requires hard work.
god Judgment and close economy.
ThIz Massachusetts, woman haz pros
neTed because she attended 10 busl-
neHH and because she learned some
IhInE about scientific farming when
Hha "a At the agricultural college.
She Il living on a farm not 20 much
from choice as from necessity. II Ia
~ snap. but she has done very we'll
md i proud OF the accomplishment.
The country Is full Of HUSKY young
mHn and lots OF them are lnInE no par
IIenIar good for themselves Or for
IIsIr fellow-men. Some Of these
Young men could probably get busy
nth ! few acres OF abandoned farm.
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g ======O
RUXTON
( King
Copyright. 1908. b Georgs
Barr McCulcheon
II Copyright. 1908. b Dodd.
Mead q Company
Synopsis

~ aVRgA2s
CHAPTER 1-Truxton King arrives
In Edelweiss, capital Of Graustark,
and meets the beautiful niece OF
sDantz, gunmaker.S liking does
a favor for Prince Robin. the young
ruler of the country, whose guardian
Is John Tullis, an American. III
Baron Dangloss, minister Of police,
interviews King and warns him against
OLA. the gunmaker's niece. W
King invades the royal park. meets the
prince and is presented to the lads
fascinating Aunt Lorraine. N-The
committee Of ten conspirators AGAINST
the prince, meets in an underground
chamber, where the Girl Olga Is dis
closed as one who Is to I'll Prince
Robin with q bomb. Violin Tullis
calls on the beautiful Countess Ingom-
ede, who warns him that her hatred
and notorious old husband. Count
Marlanx, is conspiring against the
prince. VII, VIII, TX and liking
visits the house of the witch Of Can
look gap and meets the royal house,
hold there. He sees an eye cleaning
through a crack in a door. and while
searching for the person he Il over
powered and dragged into loft He
Is confronted by Count Marlanx and
then taken to the underground den OF
the committee of ten. xI--01ga de-
tends King before thecommittee Of an
arehists. XII-Loraine Is brought to
the den and thrown into the same room
With King. XIII-King feIls jailer.
dons his clothing and. disguised. car
ries Lorraine into a boat at night In
which several of the anarchists are
about to depart. xIVs--KIng manages
to get Lorraine, whom he Loves. ashore,
and they hide In a freight car. XV--
Olga waits on a street corner with a
bomb TO kill Prince Robin u he pass
Is II parade, King aud Lorraine are
carried off into the country II the car.
They start back in an o. cart and
warn the prince when almost IN front
Of the girl Olga.
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lanx heads N army Of several thouz
sand. lie
"He VENTS = 81 IN here SOS h
can XII me- J. lhai -. Colonel Qnin=
noX r IL HTIHEH xHs very pale. but
quite cain
"oh. wouldn't 81 II just that WY.
your
"Oh. Eaa.. I'm can't fool me.
I've always known tint be wants -
KIN inc III Hnw can he7 Nobody
eau. IL ansIIf = know that Ha
must be anfaI stupid"
We mnzt = .prd 10 Tuliissr cried
scvernI n hEEaIh- ) dozen men vol.
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CHAPTERu.

TIE THROWING OF TIE NOM.
" HE scene that followed beggars
!. all description. : score Of
men and horses IN writing
In the street. others erept
aHar screaming with pain: human flesh
ND That OF animals laf n the path
Of tie frenzled, pnnie stricken holiday
crowd bload mingled with the soft
mud IF Reeengetz elrens. Shiny. slip
per-. ugly.
0lga rlaianova-=there Ms nothing
Ieft o her We drnw feIl across the
picture Of Olga PlatanoYa inter the
bomb left her hand No one may lock
upon The quiverlng. shattered thing
TIM was once n living. beautiful won.
Al.
Down In un alley below The tower
: trembling. worn team Of oxen stouG
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who Ind
saddle
far l,nek.I1IIle
avenue. almMIn
his lieatl.Io
bling toJ9nI1=
die ofZthelm.
the American
{ re wZll1lls
hands anti8Ilont
ed brlskl tie
bewlltle
NAL. liIye9onils
later IilngaIn
the sadtlIand
tearing
the wageIoDIle
retreatingJga
"WeZIlulSueh
men nsZIK4
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for day and night. awaiting the re-
turn of master who Has never TO
come back to them. God rest his sim
pie soul.
Truxton King picked himself up
from The street. dazed. bewildered but
unhurt. The reyoiutionists had begun
the assault on the paralyzed minions
Of the government.
He looked back toward the CORY en-.
trance TO the circus. There was Mar.
Ianx. mounted and swinging a saber
On high. Ahead was 4 mass Of car.
riages. filed with the white faced. pal.
sled prey from the court Of Graustark
from somewhere near the spot where
Olga plntanova fell came harsh. pen
etrating command;
Cut them off Cut them of from
the castle"
It was his cue. He dashed Into the
street and ran toward the carriages.
shouting with all his strength:
Turn backl 1t is Marlanxl To the
castlen
Then 1t was that he saw the prince.
It OO1 Nuo 5tanAAlnE u = z@Al VI ehc
royal coach of state, holding out his
eager little hands to some one in the
thick of the crowd TINT snrged about
hin. He was calling some ones name,
but no one could hive heard him.
Truxton's straining eyes caught sight
Of the figure In gray TIM struggled
forward In response to tie cries and
the extended hand.
Aunt Lorraine. Aunt LoraIne.n He
nov heard the name the boy cried
With all his little heart
Two officers struck at the uaeopth.
desperate American US he lifted the
girl from he ground and dellberatel.
tossed her into the couch.
.Turn backw he shouted. 4 horse
nan rode him down. lie looted UP a.
the plunglng animals hoofa elatteiel
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uateerel TO risk
their lives lnth
attempt 60 ind The
American inZta
hilla. Two men
ere choaon-
LOT. They were
venture forth TINT
very night.
Ny lords md
the prince as=the
council was on the
point Of disaolT lnE
Is II all risht@
me- TO AJAX q que
IIon nowT
ZHarfatwfa uaA
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Missed HIsMsaM

What state do We I've IN - asked
The teacher in the primary geography
eIaaa
and little Elmer. thinking Of his
suadas school cataehIsm. promptly
replied I'm a state Of in and mis-
cry Icago News.
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ID 7. Bennett, Of Sykesville, sells
Il the best medium priced Buggy On
the market Tor the money.
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for day and night. awaiting the re-
turn of master who was never to
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MONUMENTS.

DON'T LET THE sun GO DOWN
another day without having arranged
Nth ~ TO place a monument IN tie last
resting place of your loved onea. Every
day Yon delay submits you 70 the UNI
spoken reproach of those Who note
TIE UNMARRIED GHHuE.
L money matters have Interfered
With your intention to erect memorial
n your plot come and see n. We can
doubtless arrange that matter y salts
facIorily as we can the design and cost
Of the stone.
JOSEPH L. MAT HAS.
Successor to John Beaver.
:. I ?. Phone TOR. Westminster. I'D.
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Truxton King picked himself up
from the street, dazed. bewIldered. but
unhurt. The revolutionists had begun
the assault on the paralyzed minions
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Less than . hundred yards behind
ioped n rlaerlezs horse The dragon
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- - - - f !
1, s. s p, INGFlM|lE,,|||
!. Newell ! ] ~,
Porter E:,e;I,1ler'-
son 5 o IA / Browne: |! /
From the Play Of +
the = Same Name
by Booth :Tarls-
ingtors' and Harry
Leon Wilson -
coPY pr 1919. ~ ~

rsAMERleAN PRESS, ASSOCIATIONS
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NorzcE or asonraAens sA1r.

mortgage executed and delivered by &.
ae @ss1sfsYgef E. IL Tsss
1866 and fled FOR RE record IN In the Once 81
ty, North Dakota on the 18th a day Of FAD Ap-
corded IN book IS Of Mortg a at np page ass
saa asssais ey tb snn as G viii HFg sas
ceased BY an Instrument in writing to
asSs a sns rse aay 9 II P P
omce OF the said Register Of Deeds Of
Ramsey County. N. D, on the 25th day
p m. in Book 81 Of Mortea s0 at fG page
berg BY an instrument IN writing to
of $751; and h see as day
the ONCE OF the Register of Deeds Of
| said Ramsey county, North Dakota on
IL o ieIa az e Boz & e
by sale Of the premises in such mort
front door OF the court house in the city
4 OF *Deyils" Lake In the county Of Ramsey
and State Of North Dakota at the hour
o0f is1e to SATISFY 81 fe the hh aag 0f
due upon said mortgage on the day Of
sale; The premises dsgcribed in said
tsfy the. same are those certain premis-
es situated IN the county Of RAMSEY; and
state Of North Dakota and described as
A follows to-wit: Lots twelve i12). tkir-
teen 13) and fourteen (14) Of sec
tion tWo CD In township one hundred
and hfty-stx t156) north, range sixty
SIX G66| west Of the Fifth principal
4, Default having been made u in the
! terms and conditions yof said mortgage
by the failure Of the n1ortgagor to pay
the amount secured thereby; and the I'M
dersigned the said assignee Of assignee
| having been compelled in order to pro-
tect his interest herein, to redeem said
lann from tax sales for several years
| last past, the amount 80 paid by the un-
| derslgned to effect such redemption be-
ing s54:s5. There will therefore be due
the. sum of six Hundred Twenty-one
4 ~(S621.15) 1900 Dollars BESIDES the
l costs and disbursements of sale and the
attorney fees allowed by: law. h. -:
Dated Devils Lake, y. D, April 9Th 1910. II
| Assignee Of Assignee Of Mortgage
| Attorneys for assignee Of assignee Of
mortgage, Devils Lake. N. D.. r.
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EunglszoHe.

.~,: EUn81EoaR,~ 44+q, a.,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County OF
Ramsey-sg; IN District Court. Sec
Anna Mary Henderson. plaintiff.
John Chas Henderson, defendant. =,
TIE STATE OF MORN DAKOTA TO
TEE ABOVE > NAMED DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action which was flied
with the clerk Of the District Court ia
and for Ramsey County, North Dakota
on the 26th day Of March, a. D., 1910
and to serve copy Of your answer mp.
on the subscribers within, thirty days
after the service Of this summons upon
you, exclusive OF then day. OF service:
and In case Of your, failure to appear
or answer. Judgment win be taken
against You by. default for the relied
demanded In the complaint. : H..
BURKE, MIDDAUGH q CUTHBERT. 7
min, t,,.>s- ,,sl ,Plaintifrg attorneys
), RESIDENCE ana postoface address Dssv:
Dated March 5sth, 1910. '',..'. ':',
To the defendant In the above entitl.
ed action you. will please. take notice
that the complaint IN said action was
on the 26thi day Of March 1910, flied II
the ONCE OF the Clerk Of District Cour!
IN and Tor Ramsey County, North Dalso'
suRKp. MIppAUaHs + cuTHBnRr,e
lis Lake, n. ID. ~. . 'ss&-s-el.s Fs'-T+'' =
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I DID NOT INTEHD AMY OFEEESE"
rose that Madeleine had given him,
casting it upon the chimney seat. At
the door he turned and bowed. Then
he was gone. Madeleine stood watch
Ing, white fingers lacing. and interlac-
ing. There was in her heart that
which she did not know, she did mot
understand. Only it hurt-it hurt 80
much. Her father was saying:
+Hah! That clears the air Of Yam
kee rinran." &Y%@.' = !, 'l> 'sssi 5ss.
Father O'Mara chuckled.S ;@s.@:2,
"Faith." he said, che yis a gallant
young rooster. that Gilbert Steele. /
know him" $$S M * 4! 5E5s$F
Louise had come into the room, car
rying q decanter Of wine and glasses.
Madeleine saw her dimly. And now
her aunt was speaking. hi i! IL ;5j'e
Madeleine" she Safd, sscome, my
aearw + II,
o'Mara, lifting his hand, said: u II
'sNots for d minute YETI @'&3f5: "
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"You-you don't think there'l be la
real battle, do you, Mr.. Wolfr' ven
tured the recruit quakingly., M 5$t
The other snorted. D: 8 ;.:fSs! {t5
II don't believe you'll be able to tell
it from real one," he returned. e.ss3
do You think Wen all be killed r,
Wolf eyed him severely =% i3$5
Something tells me, Crawley," he
said at length, ''that you're going to
be one Of the survivors Of this war;,
There could be no doubt Of the fer
vor with which the recruit replied:
"Oh, do want to be!' = !%sss,:
Wolf again eyed him. 81 '3ss ST.
'See here, my son." he said, aare
you considerable OF a coward2.' ::3. 7 ;tss
"Oh. Mr.. Wolff began Crawley In
expostulation. And then: Yesterday,
when you were making that speech In
the village. felt dreadful patriotic
and reckless. But somehow It ain't
the same today. when we've got to
march!' V q. An "
"see here. Private Crawley," said
Wolf sternly, do you know where
we put a man that gets to shakin'
when he has shootin' to do? We stand
htn out in front. right up close to the
enemy, SOS he won't miss EN- Ill,
*crawley gulped. ,--~-.- s~I,. ! I'll
"Oh,5 1 won't shake, Captain Wolf!
! promise not to shaker y.
Where's your powderhornY de-
manded Wolf suddenly. 3 @s.,
Craw1ey felt behind his back. He
said slowly. quakiinqgly, Il must -
forgot it,"
| ss1xyt,.o,, ts,,,s ,.--33> -'s-.; = '."n
III must a, Left it at home" =
Immoral :JoshawayP exclaimed
Wolf. go back for it. And be sure
you're back here at sunset when the
| oernnnnv n1arrflas" ' r s5f |fsej
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noaadsst m sore ra dItea's .nan ne nag
o, Is g, - s 80 y w lVs
darhrnsb Wo1s y1stchas s M, ~ ~, AZ
,,,st n,a.,+aa ~ =. ~. y = w,
Wrinkied visa ga- Ntan ~ ~, ~. q
was7to face' - Acad,enna -=Sss5 4 II
.Ai, Kramer Woif,, az saia 40 40, ~ M,
eyot,urrr COMPANY has j Rendezvous hers
81 - & .EH@' IA r Tsi, y ~ AZ
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But" protested Mile. de valette,s
she's to try on her wedding DRESS Il
T. AFTER we have drunk her health, =;
aid o'Mara. He raised his. glass
My dear z s =, .Ss 'sf. 5.s. 81
They raised their glasses then-her3
father, the priest, her betrothed they
raised their glasses to her. Mechanic
ally she remembered; mechanically she
courtesied. They turned one to anoth-
er;,-clinking their. glasses. lila =:&ass I " VI
ITO the bride| they cried, the three
together. And then her aunt had,
gone 7 No one was looking. Suddenly
that which was within her became
greater and yet more great. It be-
came greater than habit or fear or
I$obed ience It became the greatest
thing Of all the world greater even
than that great emptiness that was
her heart. One person ef all the world;
she wanted, and that one was Gilbert.
One thing of all the things there were
she wanted, and that thing was To;
| be; with him, Of him. his, and to have
him here They were not looking,
Came to her ears dimly as from a.
5limitable distance the words: M
70 q bright wedding day 7, ..s J
And IT was then that she lied, blind
", Wild following him Gilbert. s Es5
Deep Id the und erbr ush, cIinging to-
the shadows fallen log. Wolf
found graWley, his ecruit. q He strobe
to him.
Nv hat are Won hiding fort
b. 5CraWley cal me forth slliYering, iIn-.
PEELED BY The heavy butt of q ! long
rifle.
thought there might be- British
about" he said ffearfully II was
going to ambush I,
u,ll Get ali the arnbushing you|
want tomorrow. h the other rsjofneds
contempt noasIy Z B
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%" did not intend any oHense.n he
said quietly. Il am very ignorant Of
French customs: Certain OF. them I
could never hope to, comprehend. Be
assured that (" +, shall never Interfere
with any Of them again or; shan I have
the honor willingly to present myself
here after today" {. y 81 Err r.
He turned. Lightly, behind the pro
lection OF his body, he dropped the
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/, H ri a,t,a nrn ,

H he received hy@ tka City Councii OF the
\ city OF Devils Lake, North Dakota FOR
doing the city printing for the city Of
B and other matters during the year end
ing April 31th, lai 1. S}i 5|33ss3S
Bids must be sealed and marked Bids
\ for printing for the City OF Devils Lake,
i North Dakota, and addressed 10 the City
II difor of che 5:ci ty Of ( Devils Lake,
Mott h Dakota.
4 Said bids must be submit tied on the
All bids rnust us fiIed VIII the city
1 At1er OF the CITY oG Devils Lake rot
eeunss ~ e, q slae
I. Il a'svfIs asay I'D,
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John w. Maher win make farm
loans that you can pay OF any inter
est payment date. go. e. -