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RXisE srEAWnERRIEs

Fiss acres Fteh. sandF ioam s0il. partly
cleared. located affuss the hsf west -
Seattle. nire boats daily taa miles 70
dorh 81 futf orchard. ~ seii settled
dls<rtet. m better fnarAsf on esrth
fhBas $50 cash
cf.IgFohp LAND 60 1918 THIRD Az
upsn Eferings and Nurda1s
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Asf sarsismr a~ass anasr shis eiaesififs.
ffsa WuwnE TAENE ~ A NirtA TipS
opE~ CARRYING A arEAtg1fT SAL.
AM ONLY wul - tnfrrfsd FhkE
rats Applies snir 20 the direct sfuginfef
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riss ~ teuansi.siau pfoprsiftene ~iEl hs
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face smd snaip tf@etfusat - p~~ns
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Eapefienrsd hetp. sise Appssnsieer fev
private miillnsry. sss Peoples savings
nans Hsdg
Warset.-flift - answer telephones ara
attend 10 affie~ sai flsus~f Hiag
a salaale-aEsd woman 20 Dc senersi
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fARMs ANu AcRtAoe.
4.AcRE TRACTS
WITH
cry STREET car SERVICE
lt9e
on VERY EAHr TEHMH-

Many person IL longing fnr . home on
sood .tirsd piece - fFounh hefr hr
ran have . eafdea. fhlch~nk flowers.
otc. With mpat people the rfinf pal
difficulty 10 that = good sired l9t With
rfty street eat seft Zee. 40 that oHr ran
readily come 20 ard from tbfir ershs
- too expensive our y -aErs tracts.
short distance frafn the sud % the
f'htnn~g a.. ear line. solve the rvpbltm
rtAetly Not gnly Viii they Eife yoa
plenty ~ Fa0nl. but they are etrsps
fieHailF cheap. the soil IL good nnd ths
TERMS easy thaf almost aHtons can
bpy orr Only tte cash ara the bal
anre ~ tis I~r mesfh. usselfs noM
% look AZ thsss tracts We feei
cebfideni fhey will pisasu ypu
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We can locate you ea az exceptionally
good homestead o. desert ctaiEn iB one
81 the test fruit sections % Eastern
washington Cali 10 zee orchard ris~s
au1 set particulars
TIE rEnKiSs LASD COMPANY.
III THIRD AV. MAIN tft
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NELLY WAN GO-W~GG
Advertisements under THIS ctas~ffica-
ORES CANNING a STRAIGHT SAL
Any ONLY. wtil DO inserted FREE
rms applies oniy 20 TIE direct sfrrleysr
cses or eomniIs~isn propositions wiii be
enerssa e. a. rsss l..l isssilSs~~-~~~---
,tsarrasss ~antsd 1T ascs for routes IN
ali passs 81 the eis,. especially 10 TIRE
ga~~n AIMS hlii. fnfsfhsy, hsnten Hhl
fsarss ulii and RsiuteF VALLEY districts.
sssoa routes for III boz. several his
ansn ss~a reat@s fof sale. ree Circus
ia,lou Manager Tbe Ntar. iaeI sth ss
or.srissf. -snisd-For THE FrA-
rEH>kf. BROTHERHOOD" Pays hfe.
accident. total disability and "'a ass sss,,
contract 20 sio.~ whv can organise n.w
ioSxes address 81 call sos Areade uidx
w.atsd--Msn sna wom.n 20 learn m.
barber wade Largest ard most corn.
mi. l~srnlns' an unlimited course oniy
ltrs Gail and zee our seaeoi or write
Tor particulars
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
a ws.hlnsteu. Or f.e Tsfrd Az
Phone. Msln stst
WAITED Z ;.sev men y pad ss.i q. N.
trsas cheeks stI1 Third av.. tstNssn
rft@ ard trion
/. sse men wanted to eat bot Ieasl sect
,ssss '1 ns,ou ,fi, ,' third ar ss,rsss
PIKE and tfnion
NsF cissn bed rooms. stsaa heated.
hot and cold funLirf water. baths, str
per night and Up Hotel Model 1917 ara
av near riks 81
waasea-Farm foremans mu.t be com
natout and 9fxs references Call At 7ef
Globe bldg ist. near Madison. city
spfina ~ foci Room. al SpIsaS 1t.
Real In town. stsrythins now. INC pei
cue W crsmer. Ted psins.
Mar 20 scrape horse radish. Navy
Cream Horrrfadlsh Co. itle western as
Second hand clothes. bought. sold ana
exchanged 1911 rihc IT = ssse, ~. ana
MISCELLANEOUS
~u~u~~<>~.~~u~s>->s~>>>
cider apples In sacks. go per ton,
n y. ~ Seattle J. r. Marshall a Co.
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FOR sALs On ExcnA, &C.

20 kcnEa IRRIGATED FRrtT AkD
HAY iAnt near Ehnsh1ne. Idaho. VIII
trade Zoe city property. Curtis. 1914
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PERSONAL
s~~~sere~N~~sr~r~~<efe ><N<efNf-s~sf~@~<~~rA~sN
Fancy she'll Nandied heasenir Pens
keetSplf Pea Co. i.ork nas 1875. seattle
HtsFruEE CUnEn oo nei seat
tfnss. PEI ~ Aaent ahsaipir. uWhosf Qvsf.
stien % defeaftea lfon business 90
iseefi ever enc huntfst eases cured res'
t~c years. from aGe ] fsaf % sss "a
The Harvard sfstefnss tpt Nhsfsr uifs
ttis Bsrabd az, heatiis
LADIES REMODEl.lNG PAtf.ORs
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AUCTION aAles.

.~.~~~-~~~-~>~-~~ees~e INCONSISTENCIES
Grand naplds huctssn sn1 storage CO
st9ss1s first as.. VIII bur your goods %
sell them Oh commissions. a. = Uofhs.
ehiias suetlonssr. Aatn Ttts. T. teit
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LAKE suRlsh PROPERTY.

WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE
~ Sss; - y fsssi fstsl.
ExcLbHftELf 10 no~as uirck Ter
eseand -, Main ssst Ind fzEs
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-12-07

the flames. And silently studying his
face-the play of light from lamp and
hearth throwing its features into sar
lient relief-for the first time Amber.
his wits warmed back to activity from
the stupor the bitter cold had put upon
them, noticed how time and care had
worn upon the man since they had
last parted. He had never suspected
Rutton to be his senior by more yeats
than ten, at the most: tonight. how
ever, he might we'll be taken for fifty.
1mpulsivsly the younger man sat up
and put hand upon the arm Of Rut-
tons chair. What can l do?" he
asked simply.
Rutton reused, returning his regard
with smile slow, charming, infinitely
sad. Nothing" he replied; "abso-
lutely nothing"
but SURELY"
mo man can do for me what I
cannot do for myself When the time
comes"-he lifted his shoulders light
ly-T will do what can. Till then
;. :" He diverged at a tangent.
AFTER all, the world is quite as tiny
as the WORKOUT aphorism has 1t. To
think that you should find me here!
It's less than week since Doggott
and hit upon this place and settled
down, quite convinced we had, at last,
lost ourselves and might have
peace. for little space at least! And
now" concluded Rutton, 1--WE have to
move on"
Because I've found you here?"
Because you have found me-
Il don't understand"
my dear boy, I never meant you
should"
But If you're in any danger"
Il am not"
You're not! But you just said"
I'm in no danger whatever; hui
mainly is. If I'm found"
II don't follow you at ALL"
Again Rutton smiled YEARLY. II
didn't expect you to, David. But this
misadventure makes it necessary that
should tell you something; you must
be made to believe in me. I beg you
to; I'm neither mad nor making game
of you" There was no questioning
the sane sincerity of the man. He
continued slowly. Its simple fact,
incredible but absolute. that, were my
whereabouts to be made public, q
great. staggering blow would be
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-12-07

struck against the peace and security
Of the world. Don't laugh Ia.
vid: mean it."
I'm not laughing. Rutton; but you
must know that's pretty large or.
der. Most men would"
Call me mad. Yes, l know" Rut.
ton took up his words as Amber
paused confused. Il can't expect you
to understand me: you couldn't unless
l were to tell you what may not.
But you know me-better. perhaps.
than any living man save Doggott :.
and one other. You know
whether or not I would seek to delude
you, David. And knowing that I
could not, you know why it seems to
me imperative that, this hole being
discovered. Doggott and 1 must be-
take ourselves elsewhere. Surely
there must be solltudes-!" He rose
with gesture Of impotence and be-
gan restlessly to move to and fro.
Amber started suddenly, flushing.
IF you mean"
Rutton's kindly hand forced him
back into his chair. sit down. David
l never meant that-never for an in.
slant dreamed you'd Intentionally be-
tray my secret. tits enough that you
should know 1t. should occasionally
think OF me as being here. to bring
misfortune down upon me. to work an
incalculable disaster to the progress
Of this civilization of ours"
You mean." Amber asked uncer.
tainly. thought transference?"
Something Of the sort-yes." The
man came to a pause beside Amber,
looking down almost pitifully into his
face. II daresay all this sounds hope
lessly melodramatic and neurotic and
tommyrotic. David. but I can
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-12-07

that Of the Spaniah-t was strongly
marked. its features at once promi.
nent and finely modelled. The hair
intensely black, the eyes as dark and
OF peculiar fire, the lips broad, full
and sympathetic, the cheekbones high
the forehead high and somewhat mar.
row; these combined to form q
strangely striking ensemble, and
none the less striking for its weird
resemblance to Amber's own cast of
countenance.
Indeed, their likeness one to the
other was nothing less than weird in
that It could be so superficially
strong, yet elusive. No two men were
ever more unalike than these save
In this superficial accident Of facial
contours and complexion. No one
knowing Amber (let us say) could
ever have mistaken him for Rutton;
and yet any one, strange to both,
armed with description of Rutton,
might pardonably have believed Am
Der to be his man. Yet manifestly they
were products Of alien races, even of
different climes-their Municipalities
as dissimilar as the poles.
"Hiding!" Amber reiterated in a
tone scarcely louder than a whisper.
And you have found me out, my
friend"
"But-but don't"
Rutton lifted hand in depreciation:
and as he did SO the door in the rear
OF the room opened and Doggott en-
tered. Cat-like, passing behind Am.
Der. he placed upon the table a small
tray, and from steaming pitcher
poured him a glass of hot spiced
wine. At look from his employer he
filed q second.
Amber lifted his fragrant glass.
You're joining me. Rutton?"
with all my hearth" The man
came forward to his glass. "For old
sake's sake, David. Shall we drink
toast? He hesitated. with marked
air OF embarrassment, then impul-
sively swung his glass aloft. Drink
standing!" he cried. his voice oddly
vibrant. And Amber rose. ITO the
king-tne king, God bless him!"
ITO the king!" 1t was more an ex-
clamation of surprise than an echo
to the toast: nevertheless Amber
drained his drink to the final drop. AS
he resumed his seat, the room rang
with the crash of splintering glass;
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-12-07

tell you nothing more. I'm sorry"
But only let me help you-any way
in my power. Rutton. There's moth.
ing I'd not do :"
Il know. David, know 1t. But my
case is beyond human aid, since am
powerless to apply remedy myself"
"And you are powerless?''
Rutton was silent a long moment.
Then, Time will tell" he said quietly.
There is one way !" He re-
sumed his monotonous round of the
room.
Mechanically Amber began to
smoke. trying hard to think, to pene-
trate by reasoning or intuition the
wall of mystery which, it seemed, Rut-
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-12-07

Rutton had dashed his tumbler to
atoms on the hearthstone.
WELL" commented. Amber. lifting
his brows questioningly. you are
sincere, Rutton. But who in blazes
would ever have suspected you of be-
ing British subject?"
why not?"
known"
What have you ever really known
about me. David, save that I am my
self"
"Well-when you put 1t that way
little enough = nothing" Amber
laughed nervously. disconnected. But.
seriously now. this foolish talk about
hiding is all Joke. isn't it,"
NO." said Rutton soberly; mo, it's
no joke" He sighed profoundly. "As
for my recent whereabouts. have been
-ah-traveling considerably: moving
about from pillar to post" To this
the man added a single word, the
more significant In that 1t embodied
the nearest approach to a confidence
that Amber had ever known him to
make: Hunted"
Hunted by whom?"
Il beg your pardon" Rutton bent
forward and pushed the cigarettes to
Amber's elbow. Il am-ah-so pre-
occupied with my own mean troubles,
David. that l had forgotten that you
had nothing to smoke. Forgive me-"
That's a matter, l."
Amber cut short his impatient
catechism In Difference to the Others
mute plea And Rutton thanked him
with glance-one of those looks
which. between friends. are more elo-
Quent than words. Signing, he shook
his head. his eyes once more seeking
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-12-07
Ideals Always Import.nt,

1t is by believing in. loving and fol.
lowing illiInitable ideals that q man
grows great. Their very impossibility
10 their highest virtue. They 1--we be.
fore Us as the image Of that which
We are to grow for ever.-Stopford
Brooke. llS .1f
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-12-07
helaht Of Meannes..

Our new neighbor must be YER
suspicious character" why so,'
"She employs . maid who IS deal. and
dumb. the mean thing"
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-12-07

In the end, however. he knocked
stoutly enough.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-12-07
SYNOPSIS.

Ing visit with his friend, Quain, comes up
on young lady equestrian who has been
dismounted by her horse becoming fright
Of a burly Hindu He declares he is
1 Behari Lal Ghatterti "the appointed
mysterious little bronze box, ''The To-
Ken, into his hand. disappears in the
Wood. The girl calls Amber by name
Farrell, daughter of Col Farrell Of the
BRITISH diplomatic service in India and
VIsiting the Quains. Several nights later
tne GUAM home Is burglarized and the
prone box stolen. Amber and Quain go
hunting on an island and become lost and
Amber Is left marooned
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-12-07

N~~~AAO AAsSSO SOAVVN SAO pAOO4C1A VI EOts
ting the maximum benefit out of their
water supply and that practically all
loss by percolation, evaporation and
seepage has been saved to use on
the fruit trees of the district, is the
belief Of experts.
Bud Jones, local character. was
arrested at Mountain Home, charged
with an assault on Mrs. Jerry Cron-
In. He will plead guilty. The pen
atty Is from one to fourteen years in
the penitentiary. Jones is said to
have been intoxicated when he COM
mitted the crime.
Declaring as unconstitutional Sec
ton of the law known as the "Irri-
cation act" passed by the state legis-
lature last March, the supreme court
has handed down decision at Lew
iston affirming the ruling of the dis
trict court in Canyon county.
Some 100000, the balance of the
rrice that the Idaho Oregon interests
were to pay for control of the Boise
Valley Railway company. was paid
over last week to the holders of the
Boise Valley stock, and the road
Passed into the hands Of the Idaho
Oregon people.
The Twin Falls & Southern Idaho
ooultry association announces that it
Will hold its fourth annual exhibi-
ton at the Buhl opera house Decem-
Der II to Is. inclusive. Judge Col.
DER. the foremost poultry Judge Of
America, will &C Gre all birds.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
SIMPS son, The WIRE STLER
STARTS OLD FAk[ GAME
But IS NIPPED in BUD.

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AMb bASSAD0R Will
COM DENI LAX
OjEIEBRA ion PLANNED
! 4; q n 1 I: I I375 M

elmer HI "a, $lJ orWegian ambas-
ssador to the Unite a states Will be II
Devils Lake May 9th arriying II this
city from Grand on train No.
s5 III order tto secure the presence Of
Ambassador sBryn il I orth Dakota it
was necessary to secure the consent
off the Norwegian goYernment and he
will speak HI Grand j, ,orks May 18th at
the Norwegian cele brat zion he held
there, then coming to Devils Lake
where another grand reception Will be
rendered the distinguish guest r.
sSs The fact that this disting guished gen
tleman is to 8 be In 5DetiIss Lake lis q
matter of no little iimpor ortance and
those n charge are to be congratulate
led on getting the noted foreigner here
on that date for IL allowing him to
Come here many other cities Of much
greater size than Grand Forks and
Devils Lake were overlooked, includ-
Ing Chicago, where al sextr rdinary
effort was made to secure him q,
The affair here promises TO attract
prominent NorWeg egians from all over
the northwest and many delegations
are expected. The CO COMMITTEES will
lose no time II making HE proper ar
ngements and 4 ions VIII DE
sent to every secttio off the state and
q great gathering IS q looked fol.
While on1 nino details have thus
far been mapped out the present plan
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
CONVENT is ARE Ii 4 d.
/. 81: NUMERO y S in J UNE.
AUDITORS, a oRs AND THEN
S:ss PRESS GANG WILL MEET 8 s55.$
sS5ss, @5$$s HERE. 5S3z

q -, AZ
ss june will be- a busy month for CON
|yentions IL Devils Lake June 5th and
18th viii see the county auditors Of the
sta state in session here the meeting to
be be Followed by the gathering Of the as
SCISSORS Preparat ions are being made
for these conventions as well as for
the North Dakota Press association:
gath hering in thescity on June 2srd and
s24th. q VI, / g5s5:s Y s,s i
gs IA the state press annual the follow
ing comments appear about the Devils
Lake meeting: SS$5s
, The Devils Lake Boosters promise
q speaker OF National repute at the
summer meeting Of the association In
June Get your bathing suit itfready.'
sSa IL You are not a member Of the
North Dakota Press association send So
to the secretary at once and get In the
swin-the water is fine at Devils
Lake. sfs .s
Meet us at Devils Lake June 1924
IA There will be a good time in store for
you.''' SS ss@,$s
I'VE are forming a Press Associa-
ton Band" for the summer. meeting
at Devils Lake. =" ii. 5i l $=
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LIN VESIOC OK
r OR ICED
MEETING EiEL CDR
IRENE ii HIS cir ELECT
I'D sEcRETA

The ligesto men o tllle mort rthweat
formed ~ orga ganizat tion d meeting
held 1T the Gard dne1s hotel at Fargo.
It is stated that thsre yvas ~ j eight did.
ferent states Srenrsa aenteds ~ Tie meet
ing
B representa- of The dif ifIerent rail-;
roads were also al the meetin ii
Was decided I'd call the aasociation
the Mort thwestern Live stock sanitary
association and win hs cemposed I'll
delegate from lttla ana South Dako,
|ta, Oregon Washing Idaho, Mon:
ttana and low Ishe on lcers elected
were as folloss
Presiden n. ard of ST,
Paul
secretar rswa, 81 Devils
Lake So
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
ME,MO Rial D AY /. ,2'.55
55't133 ORDERS ISSUED
DEVILS fla X e AND OTHER PosTs
81 OF TIL e STATE WILL OBJ sS NJ
3s5 SERVE DAY. So:

/.
From headquarters Id Devils Lake 81
4 the |Depa artment OF the Grind Army Ar.mr,s15 Of
u the e Republic, Albert Roberts, depart;
ment l1nls comm Ter and d. ]. Duell, assis..
tant Adjutant General have Il, issued gen.
5eral orders for Memorial ant and other
days which will be observed III Devils
Lake is fitting manner as 2well as ~ 3iall
Posts IN North Dakota.
$ The observance of mother day next
Sunday, the second sunday 81 May,
sl1 mother will be honored and 1T is urged
that q white flower be WornS iii the lapal
of the coat.
The Friday proceeding memorial
Day Will be observed ii the schools here
as well as elsewhere In the state, when
proper exercises will be given under
the ! direction Of teachers com m1r1aades
t from the post attending and CO.. o-operat-
ing in the program.
n: ~ The w. e. Corps the ladies 81 the
g. ~ R and all kindred orders, i1I the
schools and all the citizens will$be In
Vited by the posts to3 join with the
Grand Army in Memorial day exercises.
June 14th viii be- observed as fiag
day and Old Glory viii be thrown t to
the breeze at the request Of the Grand
Army
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12

he will return as the United Doctors DO.
and he win come while the@ Friday
night match is still fresh hi the peo-
pies mind. Then he win start the
game, throwing first this matsh and
then taking another, keeping up en-
thusiasm enough to interest 8 little
betting, and then getting away with
the big end of the plunder. These
fellows could not live ON the door res
ceipts and stick around q place several
days after a match was; over were 1T
not for the fact that some one is get.
ting "stung." F.. II. McGurren should
not be censured in any way Tor he is
kept on the innocent seat all the while
and knows no more about the taking
ability Of Simpson, alias, santelle, and
other names. too numerous TO mention.
than does the average speotatos. Simp-
sons Canada experience might be tax
en- into consideration, but the informa-
tion is enough to Convince those in
Devils Lake that Simpson Is a fakr and
they will know how to receive him
on his return, should he have nerve
enough to return after he reads this
article. The writer realizes that Simp-
son is also fighter of no mean ability.
but he would rather take a punch in
the face as result of this article,
than let Simpson go unmolested and
get the best Of Devils Lake mat fol-.
lowers. s.. 81 .%.5s, .#;. =4ss 4 5s5s=
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
D'f|.LEGA II. les SAY. HOME
Has HEM ALI BEAT

b There sis: no place like home. u After
travelling through this state and Mon.
1 ltalla e llla and being met at the depot and
carried about In allt omobiles viewing
the advantages Of every community
sE. ! % ,. Pagesand D. 3: Bangs, delegates
from from, this city 10 the mo western
Develop meet 8at Helena, Mont,
last ias Week, returned to Devils Lake ana
are satisfied that Devils { lake a 4 IL ana j
ElRsamsey county have ad vantages and
many OF them that ,Yfar s,lrpass any.
thing thin that they saw Or heard OF during
their the trip, and they went pecially to
see and here about the wonders 81
each and every communit ity3 Of the sew.
an el Western states. IS
do not 4 appreciate what we
have, !, said MI. Page to the Intero oce-
an an exporter. '.until We get away from
home and hear others tell of their ad-
vaantagess which are many OF them
great, but many more that are farz In
ferior To ours b All that We need is
70 make lE1s g the best our pportunities
and a1l by heart co-ope Grafton and feeling
3of's good felloWship we can make De,y,-.
lis 81 Lake and Ramsey county the best
ii the state.
@ he y Great G Nor thern special which BY
1.-THE the ,Way, was perfect Il every detail
being abso olutel new, was appre reciated
fby the Devils Lake elegates who
+ Found that they we're wen cared for.
After leaving this city the first I'M.
porttant stop was MtIinot where asrecep-
Etion was tende AT Williston there
was 100 auto tomob obiles to take thes dele
[gates to the irrig cation project gu1.