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TIVO PtTRIOTIC PLEDGES.
Rhode island ReroEnISrs the state: New
GOFk Ignores %.

To IHE ErIrog ~ THy srN ST.: In q
pamphlet published by the state ~ Rhode
Island entitled -SecOnd annual Program me
Tor PatFiO'lc Exercises In schools i foun1
this
FAuntUTtC FLNDaE
! pledge aIegiancc 10 our STATE aag "a 10 me
republic Of uhich Rhode Island forms q nart ore
Mon in>cparabls. Win honor and reverence iof
both state and nation
Contrast with This tho hedge daily recrat
nv he children II The schools 81 New Nors
pledge allegiance 10 my Tag and 10 the rspgb.
d. for which ~ stands. one ne ton indl,tslhia
win liberty sad Justice 'oF an
n the Rhode Island pledge uere follow 81
10 each 81 our States would the stars ant
Strile- mean a. much 10 the neat genera.
ton a. We hOpe they will mean
Isn't The doctrine underlying the Rhode
Island Wedge The doctrine Of State sover.
eighty, Of nyllincation, OF ascession9 nldn'.
those doctrinr~ enler into the irrepres-ihIs
conflict " hich half a century aEO Wa set
tied rT verdict which was irreyorable'
Whatever Interest may attach 20 Stale
naEs or city flags or club flags Tor Purposes
~ iNCal decoration here h 10 this country
ior purposes ~ eduCt ion only one faz
NV NohN, NAY An tMFEiC,N.
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.'Hf ~ AafHfflNH AaNN ANN
interesting iaris with regard 70 M musical
percepunns Of TIE water aea we're ncnuoncd at
iae H"l ~ NocisN 3 meeuug Yesterday afternoon
b. ~ y !. Cole
TIC Insect is particularly sensitive n certain
notes on ne tenor trombone When lmprisanrt
N a nirroscupe live hos Il preserves s,nlit In.
difference u most musical sounds Il /. univ
Wheu me nat bsiow me middle e Of The trnr,,bone
10 In iul blast hat q eNprcsscs ita dsnisrsure ~
hting its first pslr ~ antennH under IL nd,
one isrlatod specimen. however vas e,idenuy
iTFita,cd by cyery notr Of the lnstrumsn, VIM.
many appear Ia have been entirely tone deaf
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AHsH'A'N AHAAN wv
The Glasgow chief Constable IN q report ,,.,,.s
Last hight commcnts upon IRE rsmarEs M, ,,rrA Il.
Of sohriety IN the dty Apprehsasion. Tor sr,,s
enne-s iotaiiod it.ie7. decrease Of cousider.bl,
over tno While lack n money mas no dC,,b,
contributed 70 Increased .obristy, NJ chief COR
stable states nat ne growth Of temp~r.nr.
has been great factor 4 rvsat deal Of none,
has been spent on anussmens. whirh "a. tu.,
80 available Tor spending IN drink Comn.r,s
MIN two Year. hgo thc Approximations for drunb
snncas shUuod q decrease Of nearly ToD
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10. a. We 'soa,inE 81 me- Nsys
His chaIr ot STATE has place.
Who isut his strength AMI rghtrou.rr..
To No. q sunken rare
MS as ne rurFed majesty.
And his ne granite VII
Where al Ne Winds Of heaven ssr
70 hold biz Ovn -oul sun
W. valiant snirii Journey On
be) ond our mortal krI.
hut here preserved In gay IN stSrs
hia Image rests uith men.
Nnd seens brneath the budding tree
To hear ne aec birds sing.
En'hToned mid scarist iunp hiaoms
IN . perennial spring.
~ 3. Bumna.
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IU THE EDIToH ~ THE s.v ST. Have gou
riycn out me job n music director Iinot could
NJ Burton True ScaIe- Instructor NJ music In
one ~ Uur foremost schools. secure me appoi1t
HIsnt' CPw d
IulLABHt FuIa Nav
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To rHg EnIroR OF rHE SUN sfr Moan,hlns
and Sonnenscheln are In our employ. u ne Hair
% Isme ready for constant Illumination
Nav YOnK MAJ q IA a
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There has been s0me comment on the
assignment ~ Reprss 'ntative HAvENs
20 ~ incohsequential a COMMITTEES an that
on Railways and Canals That was the
pOst held Nv Mr. HAyENEs predecessor.
the late JANIS BRICK PERKINS, IN sddi-
ton IN his Craftsmanship ~ Foreign
AFairs
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Mrs. P. HEN, of Winnipeg, arrived

Mrs. P. HEN, of Winnipeg, arrived
Tuesday for a short visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher.
At the joint meeting of the directors
of the Hampden and Starkweather
telephone companies last Friday it
was decided that the two companies
come together and connect, using the
same central for the term Of one year.
Mrs. G. A. Morton was suffering
from a stroke of paralysis the latter
part of the week, but we are glad to
note that she is around, again.
A. B. Brandt and wife spent Sunday
at Devils Lake.
Fred Thompson was over from Fair
dale Saturday visiting friends.
Max Laflge received the sad news of
the serious Illness of his brother at
Ambrose, N. D., and left for that point
Monday: f. 49, -
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seek a change.
There has been considerable road
work done in Rock Lake township
recently, and some nice grades have
been built on the rural route out north
to the Gibbons farm.
+. A movement is on foot to build q
small school house in the eastern part
of Virginia township. There are 6
few families over there who think
they need a school of their own.
The Saginaw school is one of the
live institutions of the Saginaw coun
try, under the management Of Miss
Marie Oliver! The session viii close
there in about three weeks
Elder ]. M! Hannawalt carried out
the first binder twine Tuesday evening
to his farm in 1926, where the ;oal
harvest was to begin the next morn
ing. He reports that his oats are Of
the EARLY Champion variety: '%'
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1RocKET
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From The News!

From The News
Mrs. Kosola has been laid UP fol
some time but is improving.
Herman Hantula purchased a team
of horses from Isaac Patron Wednes
day.
Some North Dakota farmers are
adopting the suggestion of the A. C
to plant corn for forage because of the
shortage of all hay crops.
Mrs. j. Crum and son are visiting
ct the Humphreys home.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Adler are
visiting friends at Langdon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Butler are W
from Lankin visiting M. D. Butler. =,
Mrs. Oaks of Park River is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Humphreys, this
week.
L. B. Ray and A. NJ Mork of Peters
burg were business visitors in towr
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Humphreys Of
Minot are visiting with Postmaster
Humphreys this week.
A car of corn shipped in by the
Brockett Elevator Co., was found tt
be on fire when the train pulled into
the depot Wednesday. 1t is thot that
a spark from the engine started the
fire.
Leo. Vierling and Miss Helen Skal
icky were married at Michigan las
week.
Mrs. Anderson, mother Of Mrs. M
Butler, returned from Grand Forks
last SATURDAY. "a
Casper Nygard left for his home ir
South Dakota Monday morning. His
wife will follow later. We hear thai
Casper is going to quit grain buying
and will engage in fruit raising, TAX
ing charge of Oscar Hooker's fruit
orchard near Hood River, Oregon, next
spring.
Alex kivila had his hand quite
severely lacerated by getting into 6
mower sickle. He was fixing some
thing on the machine when the horses
jerked it ahead and the sickle, moi
having been thrown out of gear, cut
the end off one finger and quite badly
slashed another.
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From The Hustler

From The Hustler
Miss Mae. Muehlen was a Devils
Lake visitor Monday.
Louis Gundrud of Norway township
was business visitor here this week.
Mr.. E. T. Thune has accepted a po-
sition as cashier in the Penn State
Bank
Mr.. Mclean and family of Devils
Lake visited here the latter part of the
week.
Misses Lille Frohwerk and Kate
Hausman we're Devils Lake business
callers Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Bail of Poplar
Grove visited relatives and friends
here Tuesday and Friday.
Mrs. Joe Stoeser and daughter Maud
of Devils Lake visited relatives here
Wednesday and Thursday.
Misses Lille Frohwerk and Kate
Hausman visited friends in Brinsmade
the latter part of the week.
Miss Mildred Holland who has been
visiting friends here, returned to her
Devils Lake home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Gill left for Roch-
ester, Mimi, where Mrs Gill will IN
dergo an operation for cancer.
All who attended the party given at
the Shelter home in Dry Lake town.
ship, report it a most enjoyable affair
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LAwToN
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From The Republican

County Commissioner C. O. johnson
took train for Devils Lake Monday on
county business.
j. S. Anthony, the enterprls1ng mer-
chant, left for St. Paul yesterday morn
ing on purchasing trip.
Mrs. Jerry Paukert's sister and hus-
band arrived Wednesday from Mime
sofa on visit
A. Courtney and family and Miss
A. Kidd spent Sunday in the country
visiting friends.
The question of singing two large
tanks or wells at convenient points
in town for fire protection is now up
before the Commercial club.
Harry Levin, one Of Munich's mer
chant princes, passed thru town Sat
urday on his return from purchasing
trip to Chicago.
William Gibbons is this week ship.
ping out carload of hogs to the St.
L Gull idol hCC. I1c 1uU0IUS IudhluS
business of shipping cattle and hogs
each week he gets carload.
c. S. Dustin, his wife and his father
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bearste, all of Clyde
passed through Lawton Tuesday to at
tend the grand lodge meeting of the
Knights of Pythias which opened al
Fargo On Wednesday,.
j. A. Arid started hayings Monday
and expects to be able to cut:1OO tons
on quarter section west of town
George Davidson has also commenced
haying and has a fine crop on his
land south of town. The hay is of fine
quality. .~
Oh, Volden returned from Swift Cur
rent, Sask., via Park River Tuesday
afrernoon He says the crors where
heris are fine. He expects to re!urr
with his family in about. two weeks
He says julius Digness has secured 6
valuable quarter section of land close
to his own and contemplates estab
fishing Norwegian colony.
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Hon. A. J. Gronna and son, James,
autoed up from Lakota Sunday after
noon to size up the crop situation.
They left for Grand Forks the same
evening.
Last Friday evening the many
friends and neighbors Of Rev. and Mrs.
]. B. Unseth gave them very pleas
ant surprise. There was quite a crowd
present and the evening was most
pleasantly spent.
Dr. Ogilvie returned Saturday from
Chicago, where he has been taking a
post graduate course in dentistry and
is now again busy with his practice
While away Dr.. visited his old home
in Eastern Canada.
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ROCK LAKE
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From The Ripples

From The Ripples
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. W. L. o.
Brien last week a girl baby.
Miss Jennie Eikenberry Is expected
home from the State U. in few days.
VIII Grove and John Lyons went to
Devils Lake Tuesday, and returned
same day
Misses Rosa and Gertie Medean of
Devils Lake have been visiting their
sister Mrs. Kendig for some time.
James Aird got the contract for car
rying the daily mail to Ellison and re-
turn. The star route to Calvin has
been discontinued.
II. R. Thompson and family are max
ing preparations to go to Kansas soon
to reside. Mr.. Thompson's health is
poor here and for that reason he will
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cRARY
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cTom Cne TuDIlC-Oplnlon
Mrs. Erick Hagen entertained a
number Of her lady friends In Crary
and neighbors; at social at the Hagen
farm home Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of her sister, Mrs. Curl Jackob-
son of Sloan, Ia.
Mr.. Ed. Kolstad sold his farm, $50
acres, in South Minnewaukan, to
Amos Ellingson of Benson county for
$42 an acre. This farm is one of the
best in Ramsey county and is well
worth the price paid.
Mrs. A. ]. Axelson of Minco valley
spent Sunday in Crary with friends
She reports that their crops have been
seriously Injured by drouth and hail.
Mrs. Curl Jacobson and two daugh-
tiers are here on visit for a couple
of weeks with Mrs. Erick Hagen and
family. Mrs. Hagen and Mrs. Jacob
son are sisters, and the visit is mutu-
ally pleasant to them.
Mr.. Louis Rubbelke, ST., returned
Tuesday night from ten weeks trip
out to DesLacs, in Ward county, where
he has been busy opening up large
farm. He reports about a one-half
crop yield in that locality.
L. c. Wright of Warwick left for
Grand Forks Tuesday to play in the
Grand Forks band during the fair,
from there he goes to Fargo to play
In the Fargo band during the state
fair at that place next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Crazy autoed
over from Edmore Sunday. On their
return the same evening they were
accompanied by Mrs. H. B. DIN, who
will visit with relatives a few days
before leaving for Rapid City, Man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemig Thomas of
Grand Harbor, N. D., were in Crazy
Thursday this week, calling on their
friends. Mr.. Thomas is one of the
old settlers of Ramsey county and has
wide acquaintance among the early
pioneers.
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EDMORE.
From The Herald-News
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From the Hera1Q-NeW8
Attorney T. w. Morrissey attended
to some legal matters at Grand Forks
last week and also took in the fair.
The Misses Eva and Inez Seigel left
Saturday for Mayville, where they
will attend summer school.
Mrs. NJ, Manley and Miss Dolan of
Nekoma. visited at the home Of their
sister, Mrs. E. H. Griffin, Wednesday,:
M. M. VanOsdel is having porch
built on the front of his residence
which will add much to it's appearance.
Misses Jean Thompson and Alice
Syeen of Williston were the guests of
Miss May Bangle at this place. They
left Thursday for their homes.
Miss May Bangle, chief operator at
the local telephone exchange, attend
ed the fair at Grand Forks last week.
Owing to short crops it Is said that
the 500 will not complete their Drake
to Medford branch this year, and sthe
work has been suspended.
Mrs. John B, Stewart and little son
and Miss Mattheson of Nekoma are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Currier
at this place. @':,~
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Alice,
Friday night, June 18th, a boy. Mother
and baby getting along nicely.
O. W. Ohnstad came over from his
Devils Lake home and spent the first
of the week looking after business
matters here.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Eich Of Cato twp,
were Edmore visitors for a short time
Tuesday, having come over in their
auto.
/ County Commissioners Johnson,
Nesseth. and Emigh were inspecting
some bridge work in this part Of the
county Tuesday. They were riding In
Mr.. Emig1i's fine touring car. II
DR.. r. A. Ogi1vie returned Saturday
from Chicago, where he spent two
months taking agpost graduate course
In dentistry and has resumed his
practice here. sS;ss 5..s
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Brandon. Manitoba, to take in the big
fair. Mrs. Ignatius Court left Monday
for the same place. Mr.. Court accom-
panied her as far as Devils Lake.
Il Last Friday was the last day Of
school in Wood Lake school district
and the event was celebrated by hay
ing basket picnic at. the Oak Knoll
farm of Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Mills, about
re- mile and a half east Of this place.
There was large crowd present and
most enjoyable time was the result.
Probably the most exciting part of the
days enjoyment WAS the base ball ::
game between the girls and the boys.
The umpire was afraid To say who won
the, game. ... l.. .., ,-sl
The money drawer Id c.. snneallie's
store was robbed 81 about $500 some
time Sunday or Sunday night. Mr..
smeallie closed up his store Sunday
and IN the afternoon went to Hfllsdale
to the ball game, he did not open the
money drawer on returning but when
he did so Monday morning he found
it short. He is of the opinion that it
was the work of local parties and
amateurs. Entrance was probably
gained through the side window which
was not closed tight enough to catch
the fastener.
There was an exciting ball game at
Hillsdale, in the southwest corner of
the township last Sunday, in which
Toxic was victorious with score of
to 6. This is the second game be.
| tween these teams this season, the
first one being played at Toxic the
Sunday previous at which time Toxic
beat them 2 to IL. Hillsdale was de-
termined to win the game last Sunday
and had players from New Rockford,
Warwick and Sheyenne, but when they
ran up against Burt .Jaqua's invincibles
there was absolutely nothing to it.
There was large crowd out to see
the fun, and the players had no lack
of encouragement on both sides. There
will be another game between these
| eSe~AAto AShI ouAudy dG ILLS
place. This is to be the third victory
for Toxic.
Rev. Fail of Devils Lake was in To-
kio Wednesday and organized Sun
day school which held its first meet
ing at the school house Sunday morn
Ing at II o'clock There was a good
attendance considering the fact that
the school was not known to many out
side of town. Mrs. Graves has been
selected as superintendent and Miss
|Leona Jaqua as secretary and treas
urer. The opening meeting was very
successful and much larger; attend
ance is. expected as the school grows
in age. A committee has been appoint
ed to look up an organ and this seems
to be the opening of much more in a
religious way i'm. Toxic and vicinity.
The school will be :heldeat II O'Clock
each Sunday until further notice.
2 Miss Mary 'Hintgen was out from
Devils lake over Sunday. r
Mrs S. L. Serene and Son Louis, of
Devils Lake were guests at the Mills
home from Wednesday until Monday.
c. D. Graves went to Crary on busi-
ness Monday. -'''
Mr.. Graham, from near Crazy was
a visitor at the Graves home Sunday.
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NE|GHBORHO0D NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Holtz and sons Herman
and Louis have returned from Coloma
station, Wis, after having spent a
very pleasant visit with Mrs. Holtz' s
relatives at that place.
Little Donald Thompson of Devils
Lake is here paying a visit to his sis.
ter, Mrs. Fl. L. Schultz.
Miss Mildred Holland and Alfred
Miller made an auto trip to Grand IHar-
Dor last Friday evening.
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From The Times

morning for Grand Forks to attend the
fair and see the flying machine.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Swartz has been quite ill this week.
Levi Briggs returned last Tuesday
from Niche where he went some days
before by automobile.
Hvalden Berg returned on Tuesday
from trip to Carpio, Berthold and
Ray in Ward county. He reports crops
looking better out that way.
Miss Skuth of Minneapolis who WIS.,
tied for several days at the Denoyer
home returned to her home last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Denoyer are re-
joicing over the arrival of fine girl
at their home on last Saturday.
Roy Garfield was here for several
days this week visiting at the Garfield
home.
J. w. Beemer of Comstock, Illinois,
arrived last Wednesday evening to
look after his farming interests in this
vicinity.
Mrs. E. T. Bartheld returned this
week from visit to Iowa. Mr.. Bar.
theld who accompanied her returned
some time ago.
Miss Pearl Joliffe left for her home
at Rolla on Thursday morning after
visiting at the home of w. j. Rain.
both for some time.
Miss Barr Of Detroit, Michigan, who
visited for some days with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. D. Maurer at Chautauqua,
came home with them last Friday and
will remain here for some time for a
visit. a E. j
A. o. Sather left last Saturday for
Minnesota where he went to make ar
rangements for a large body Of grass
land. He and others! will take the
matter up of putting up the hay and
bailing and shipping it to the COM
munity for the coming winter and
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALT Richardson of
North Liberty, Indiana, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Rainboth east of town
for several days this week.
Miss Mary King arrived last Mon.
day from Wells, Minnesota, for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
King and other relatives. It has been
several years since Miss King was
here on a visit.
Miss Winifred O'Donnell is here
for a visit of several months with her
sister, Mrs. S. A. Denoyer. Miss o..
Donnell will be remembered as being
here on several former occasions for
visit.
Mrs. c. w. DeVault of Ray. North
Dakota, and Mrs. Roberts of Hancock,
Minnesota, sisters of Roy Ellis, visit.
ed at this place during the week. Mr.
DeVault also arrived on Wednesday
evening for a visit of a day or two.
President Kelly of the Farmers Road
was through here last Monday looking
over the crop situation along the line
He advises the farmers by all means
to get to blowing in the fields which
are worthless and thus prepare fol
next years crop. He says that he has
found that fields which were "stubbl
ed in are full of grasshoppers..
! Christ Hoel who has been working
for Sam T. Erickstad several months
had an accident last Sunday which
could have resulted much more seri
ously., In handling a rifle it was acct
dentally discharged, the bullet pass
ing through his hand and grazing hi
nose and finally lodging in his fore
head. The wound was dressed ant
the bullet removed by DR.. Fawcett ant
he is up and around. a
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HAMPDEN
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5 From the Guardian. h
chas. Morton was a business visitor
at Union Monday.
Mrs. w. L. Howe of Weaver visited
here Monday. -" D. ~. ::
Mrs. p. Norum returned Friday from
a weeks visit with friends at Rolette.
Aug. Elemgreens was. busy the fore
part of the week hauling In grain for a
car he is shipping. % i HI st:.s .s.s.,ss.z
+ Misses Emma and Myrtle Nelson,
nieces of Mrs. C.lA Morton, are visit
ing here for a few days. s VI
Mr.. and Mrs Il. T. shipley left for
Rock Lake. Can, Monday for a few
days fishing and camp life.
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tRy Special Correspondent, |.
~. smeallie was in Devils Lake on
business ,a between trains Tuesday. i Il
Albert Jaqua was a Devils Lake Wis
itor Monday between trains.
Louis Myrick and wife, Mrs. Julia
Adams Y 4 Frank Guy and wife and sEsups
ert Dunn and wife left Saturday for
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-29

The fountain of youth is within your
body, and it's your own fault If YOU
let it run dry.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-29

Life is a complex problem at best
SO live it as simply as possible.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-29
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(By Special c orrespondent.o D

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