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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Observation-Disclosures
Especial to The Times-Dispatc,

Especial to The Times -Dispatch)
Dinwiddie, Va, June 29-The mar
riage of Miss Alma Harris daughter
OF J. \. Harris, and Thomas Monta
que Netherland took place at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Dinwid-
Iie, on THURSDAY evening. June %.
The ceremony was performed By Rev.
W. E. Grant. pastor of the church.
The wedding march was rendered by
Miss Mary Carter Tomlin. OF Peters
burg.
The attendants were Misses May
Davis, Virginia Netherland. Myron
Galusha and Virginia Hargrave, Henry
ga lusha, Walter Baugh. Clifford
Flanagan, Cleveland Boisseau. r.. e.
Lewis and Cutler Galuska. Irving
Netherland. brother of the groom, was
best man.
The bride wore a gown OF white
crepe meteor. with trimming OF
duchess lace and pearl ornaments. and
carried shower bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies of the valley
The dame of honor Mrs. Laura Fl.
Llppitt sister OF the bride. wore a
gown Of lavender. embroidered chiffon
cloth over messaline and carried a
bouquet of Easter lilies.
me bridemaids were dressed l.,
pastel shades of crepe de chine owe
messaline and carried bouquets of
sweet peas to match their gowns.
Inc ribbons were held bv little
NJ IS Mary Richardson and Master
Abner Butterworth. niece and nephew
OF the bride.
After the ceremony Refreshments
We're served to the bricel partv on
the lawn at the brides home.
Inc out of town guests were Nrs
W, of Bedford City: Miss
Virginia Netherland, OF Powhatan
Mrs II r. Drewry. OF Norfolk. Mis-
ranl'ne Dennis and Miss Dennis OF
Georgia Miss Laura Baldwin. of
Earmville. Miss May Hill Davis Of
raleigh, y c.; Mrs. j. Powell Gar
Iahd' OF Richmond; Mrs. a ID. LippItt.
MISS Matte Lee Grigg, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. b. CoEblll Miss Dixie Tucker
Mss Lucille Cousins, Miss Mary car,
Ter Iomlin OF Petersburs: Irvine
Netherland, OF Washington, d e
s.iHord Flanagan. of Powha,an
MesSFs Baugh. Watson. Rally. Gil
hohbs. Parsons and Manson. of Pc,
tcr.sburg.
Mr and Mrs Netherland d,o,.a q,
an auto TO Petersburg. where thcv tooif
ne train for Norfolk from there they
VIII sail 10 New York and win vist,
thousand Islands, Niagara, and Va
rlous points of interest in the North
After August ! they Will be in Iack
son. Tenn. their future home
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TARHEEL BANKERS
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Address Delivered by Lee Nc
Chung, Treasurer Of United
States-Officers Elected.

Morehead City. n. c.. June 29.-The
sixteenth annual convention of the
North Carolina Bankers Association,
which had been in session here since
Tuesday. was brought 10 close last
night with one of the most brilliant
banqucts ever held in the Atlantic
Hotel Among the guests of honor
seated at the toastmaster's table were:
Hon. Lee McClung, Treasurer of the
United States: William b. Reed. of the
National City Bank OF New York; w.
Il. Hudson. general superintendent of
the Norfolk southern, and u. L. Bugg
traffic manager of the same system
In the days session new officers
were elected and installed. and after
discussing legislation. an interesting
address was delivered by Treasurer
McClunE.
Leake s Covington. of Rocking ham,
is the new president of the associa-
ton. and other officers elected are as
follows: George "A Holderness. o
Tarboro. tirst vice-presiIent: Thomas
z. Cooper. OF Wilmington, second
vice president; j., l. Armheld. of high
Point. third vice presiuent. and w. A.
Hunt, reelected secretary and treas
urer
Executive Committees Clarence La
,ham. Plymouth; w. E. Warren, Will
4on; George B. Pendleton, Newborn.
\. C.; n. L. Litchford, Raleigh; John
Z Warrington. Reidsville; c. V.
Brown. Lumberton. y. C; w S.
Slakeney, Monroe. n. c.. C. p. Nc
Neely, Mooresville: a. G. Myers, Gas
tonia, and Captain J. p. Sawyer. Ashe-
lille.
Treasurer McClung's address over
fhadSwed in interest any other single
feature OF the day. Mr.. McClung came
down from Goldsboro, by special train
IN President Lambs Norfolk Southern
private car, accompanied by General
superintendent w. r. Hudson, OF the
Norfolk
When the special stopped at the ho-
tel entrance. Mr.. McClung was greet
ed by the reception committee. con-
sisting of w, c. Wilkinson, of Char
iotte; Colonel w A. Blair, OF Winston;
Captain j. P. Sawyer, OF Asheville, and
j. Elwood Cox. of High Point.
The treasurer was escorted almost
Immediately to the convention hall,
which was crowded for his address
on the currency system OF the Unit
ed States. Before he launched into
his speech. Mr.. McClung affirmed his
admiration for North Carolina and
North Carolinians. and declared his
absolute and unflinching faith in the
Necklenburg Declaration of Indepen-
dence TO which he ascr!bed the honor
of being Americas first declare ton
Mr.. McClung's address was an in
teresting exposition OF the paper cur
rency and the manner in which 1t is
maintained under existing laws, with
a noncommittal reference to the va
rious proposed methods OF Improving
the present system.
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Observation-Disclosures

sl specih! 70 The Times Dispatch
SufFy' Va June 21.-The restdencn &c VI.
dnomas Spratley was the scsne ot haaH ut
- 80. "ut quiet home wcddln. at hIab -.
nScnesday' when Miss Leila coles BonIGin
mare. mare Rev Francis L=s of!c!etins. an
,ae'Ne porch paror WAS made beautisni
ferrt 49,, a 'iohs conslst inG OF daisies and
'eIns and lighted with candies
,yb, "s oriae Wore handsome gown Of
MHte crepe meteor. and the veil ond ,s,r
CRY worn by her mother at hor 49, ".
sae entered the room. accomp1ni.d t, -
sIstei, Mrs Thomas Sprai!ev. and the yroo1,
es bSs, n r oy Colonel Robert " Arnold
Only tne immediate relnuves ard fev
Intimate friends attended the CEREMONY.
shewmake and p ehewroata
9iaunion mother and brother o. the groom.
Henry Wood Bouldn. the brides fstbar
who gave her away NJ s,t ~, -.
warren and walker Fegram V1--en ~
bacon's Castle Mrs Preston Buford. Of
houston and John Boudin. oc Newport
AZ. Aner ne weddins aensh,ml luncheon
/ showmake left Tor tour % ten days J-p5n
I iheir return they VIII max, their home N
.atfs' where Mr shewmake is engaged in
On Monday evening the home Q: Mrs Il.
y towards was the scene ot delighiful
reception. given In honor OF -tae Shewlnaite-
lt"nldin wedding. only Few Of the rela-
tives and friends Of the bride and groom
eject being present. Ms Edwards was a
ShaF".ins hostess. The lawn and porch
were adorned with Japanese lanters a@d
Sanc!ss which made very pretty effect
MIS-: Eliza oetS iiouldin .presided al the
evening a. ejoyable salad supper was serv-
on the evening O; Tuesdny June 25.
Gooas MY quests were entertained a, the
home OF Mrs. Thomas spra.!ey in honor
! o. the same wedding party. In the rece..
ing !ino were Mr.. and Mira Thornns sprnt-
| s.ey Mics Leila Coles Bould!u. oscar Lane
4 reeensian W. S.d MRS G shewrnal,o. The
s"eet peap ana ternB. M!sa Louise Roman
nm pEesioed o; the punch bowl. and Mi,sos
| t-n.apoth Bou!din, Clare and Cora sprntiov
| aha virginia Edwards hssisted In sorvin =
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WILL oFES TUESDAY.
Bright Prospects for summer So,
Imte nj lnl.n ...' tu'tl

thhSe city. Va, June a.-TIe s,a.o c.
mere ss neAt H., Tuesday evening Win exerc psn
cises vii sn schooi auditorium. The ever
so VIII consist OF an address OF weico,,o
~ ~ May9F W II Jcfress; addresses Nv Rm,'
~ Eopbins' pastor OF the Methods, Thnrch
. sorrot Saperlntendent n. Randolph Jones
,viii g. eohuuctoT OF tho institute There
NJ! De seNers! musical selections updsr -
e!Ireet.on Of Miss Hayes, Instructor In nnpsir
rom present indications this pronisrs ~
ee the best session Of the institute fror1
~ ~ s'anopo!nt q attendance ever heid
mere An unusually large number Of ,.acb
s!r nae enfoiled from southside. Eastern
Q. the town are planning many soci,i az
,t'fs ior the entertainment of their fair
, The hrst Of a series Of lectures 70 he
GiNea dnrirg the Institute will bc deliyc-a1
nny Prof. T :. Settle Of the Co-0psr1tivr
Ed1ea ton Commission. N the auditorium
Friday evening, july His subject Win no
SCHOOLS Fairs ana Athietics"
Teachers and Instructors have slr.sdy
begun 10 arrive, ana BY Wednesday Inorni6 :,
the institute wcTk viii be in Fun swing
Two Richmond teachers are among The
:nstruetors-lrof Duke. conductor and
Miss -Aunye l. Allison. yupcrvisor ~ $50,
ing and manual training
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Morrin---TinIrr.


lspec'al 10 The Times DispatchN
Frederlcksbure, Va. June 99.-Rus
eel Fisher Norris. OF Richmond. and
Miss Nellie finder. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. 7. . finder, Of Spotsvi.
vania county. We're married at the
home OF the bride. Rev Decatur Ed
wards. OF this city performing the
ceremony. Mrs Ethe! Marshall was
natron OF honor and Wr Sherman.
OF Richmond, acted as best man
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chnrlotte rcnn,. n.eo.a

Charlotte. June 2s-In ,o-day.s
game the Charlotte team vent through
IT'S sixth errorless event of the week.
esta pushing new nelding record in
the Carolina Association In seven
games played during the week oniy
one error was made IN 25s fcldinS
CHANCES, this being on an attempt TO
complete double play
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Alleged Cocaine vendor.

Robert Harris. colored, was arrested
Yesterday by Officer W. NJ Angel and
locked up at the First Police Station
on the charge of having cocaine in
MS possession. The police have EVIL
aence. II was said, that Harris has
been selling the drug among negroes
Archer Howard. colorcd, was held at
the First Station as suspicious char
acter. suspected of having committed
q. felony
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News Of South Richmond

Misses Lizzie ana Carter Puniam left
Yesterday for Newport News where they
VIII spend the next six weeks.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Gpu Rats Gor classification

FOR SALE. GOOD PAYING BUSINESS
In best section OF Broad Street; re-
quires very little capital consider
Ing the location and the handsome
income the business is now earn
ing; reason for selling Is i'll health
and must have a change CT climate.
No one but those who mean busi-
ness need apply. L $40 care Times
DiSpatch,
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sHecI"I LUCHi DHtu TOT 1tstrruuy.
II noon temperature .... 90
3 T. VI. temperature . o.
Maximum temperature up to s
n. NJ. ............ 90
Minimum temperature up TO S
r. NJ. ....................,. SIS
Mean temperature ............ SO
Normal temperature . IS
Excess in temperature - ,
deficiency in temperature since
March l ......:.........,..... 1l0
Accum. deficiency in temperature
since January ....... sol
Excess in rainfall since March |. 8 .Oi
Accum. excess In rainfall since
January ..................... 2.ol
Local observation : i. Vi. YESTERDAY.
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. 81
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. az
Wind, direction OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S. w
Wind, velocity .............. 8
Weather ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cloudy
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DANCE At FRANKLIN.

Mnny ont-of-Town Gucsts In Attend
nnce on June German.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
Franklin. Va. June 2e.-One of the
most ENJOYABLE social events of the
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THE WEATHER.

Forecnsti For Virsinia-GcneraIly
fnir sunday and Monday; not much
chunSc in temperature.
North Caroiina-Genernily fair sun
day AMI Monday.
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FOR SALE. ONE GOOD FORD AUTO
mobile in perfect order: viii sell
cheap. as I need the money. The
very thing for a doctor or any one
who needs q good light and service
able machine. L S19, care Times
Dispatch.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-12
''REVERsED" CLOCK
LANDS HIM IN CELL


CHICAGO, July e.-'Backward,
turn backward, oh, Time, in thy
fight!''
It did and now Patrick Calhoun is
in the Chicago avenue police station,
wishing fervently that it would jump
into the middle Of next week and free
him from his predicament.
Calhoun wasn't responsible for the
smashing Of Times precedents in his
home, but he made up his mind for it
in smashing everything else he could
lay hands on, which accounts for his
presence in Jail. Here's the police re.
cord Of events:
Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun are the
proud possessors of handsome grand
fathers clock. This spring the clock
was cleaned, but in putting it back
the wheels Mr.. Calhoun used reverse
English. Consequently the strokes Of
the hour bell were reversed.
After nine came eight, and after
eight seven. The sands Of time were
running up in the glass instead Of
down. Calhoun went home at Z o..
clock and began dressing for an 8
O'Clock appointment. Presently the
clock struck 6. Thinking he had lot
Of time he loitered unnecessarily, and
soon it struck s. Calhoun investigat.
ed and soon was on his way to the
police station.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-12
Weekly st,
NOTICE..

Devils Lake, n. D., June 20, 1912
To William w. Scott:
You will please take notice that de-
fault has been made in the terms and
conditions of that certain crop con-
tract for sale Of land made and enter
ed into between you and the undersign-
ed, Frank Pitcher on the goth day Of
May, 1910, for the purchase Of Lots
One (1) and Two (2) Of Section Twen-
ty (20) Lot One (1) Of Section Twen-
ty-nine (29), Lot One (1) and Two
(2) of Section Twentyeight (2s), Lots
Three ,(3) and -Four az OF Section
Twenty-one (21), and the West Half
Of the Southeast (W 12 Sc 1.4) Quar-
ter Of Section Twenty one (21) All in
Township one hundred ffty-fve (155)
Of Range Sixty-three (63), Ramsey
County, North Dakota.
In this that you have removed from
said above described land and aban-
doned the same, and have failed to
plow or cultivated any part Of the
same for the crop season Of 1912. And
that you have failed and neglected to
cultivate or farm the sam in any man
ner, or SOW or plant any crops on any
part Of said above described land dur.
ing the year Of 1912.
You are further notified that there is
now due and owing on said contract the
sum Of Eighty-Two Hundred ($s2o0.00)
Dollars.
You are further notified that said
contract will be Cancelled and termin.
ated on the 14th day of August, A. D.
1912.
f. EHa EPANK pTTNuEp
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-12
Serial No. 0476l
PUBLIC LAND SALE.

Department Of the Interior, y. g: Land
Office at Devils Lake, N. D., June 8
1912.
Notice is hereby given that, as di'
rected by the Commissioner Of Gener.
al Land Office, under provisions Of Act
Of Congress approved June 81, 1906
ga Stats, Sly, pursuant to the appli.
cation Of Edward E. Herman, Devils
Lake, N. OAK, Serial No. 04761, we
will offer at public sale, to the highes'
bidder, but at not less than $500 pei
acre, for Lots 4 & s Of Sec. 22,and not
less than $3.50 per acre for lot 2, Sec.
9, at nine O'Clock A. NJ, on the 26th
day Of July, 1912 at this office, the
following tract Of land: Lots 4 and
S Of Sec. 20 and Lot 2 Of Sec. 9, Twp.
152 n, R. "a W., 5th Pm.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above.described land are advised to
file their claims or objections, on OF
before the time designated for sale.
m. s. McCLORY,
Register.
IF. W. COCKBURN,
Receiver.
weoL1v s+
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-12
SPECIAL TRAINS, TWENTY IN:
NUMBER KEEP RECEPTION
00MAnTTEE BUSY.
special to The World.

special to The World.
PORTLAND, Ore, July s.-Twenty-
specials and regular trains running in
two and three sections arrived here
last night carrying delegations to the
Elks Grand Lodge meeting from every
corner Of the United States. The del.
egats were conducted to headquarters
BY aut mobile parade. The grand for
um was in session today, and the ritual
committee had brief session. Can.
didates for Grand Lodge positions are.
active.
The race for grand esteemed knight
which until few days ago, seemed t.
be a walkaway for Judge George Ad-
dington Of Albany, N. Y, has reacheda
the proportions Of three cornered af-
fair. James King Of Topeka, Kan,
and Frank King Of Providence, R. IT,
also seeking the position which he as
pires.
Finds oppositaon.
L. P. Levereni Of Keene, N. H..
grand inner guard, who is candidate
for reelection, arrived last night to
find that friends Of Fred Lee Clark of
Albuquerque, N. NJ, have been indus.
triously preparing to- oppose him.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-12
REIGN OF TERROR PREDICTED
FOB NORTHERN
MEXICO.
REBELS HAVE AI;READY BEGUN
ACTS OF IAWLEssNEss.

Ell PASO, Tex, July 6.-The or
ganized revolution in Mexico, insofar
as it simulated a military campaign Of
concentrated forces, was by today g
movement Of the rebel army shown to
have ended and in its place there has
been substituted a guerilla warfare
threatening insurrectos from the vicin-
ity of Chihuahua city to Juarez, op-
posite here, and before the day is ov-
er it is expected most Of the rbels
would be sent southwark from Juarez,
distance Of seventy-fve miles, to
Casas Grandes, from which. point it
was intended to effect an entrance to
the rich mining state of Sonora.
Having abandoned Chihuahua to the
federals, the rebels destroyed all the
bridges, between Bachimba, where the
last battle took place, and Sauez, 30
miles north Of Chihuahua, small sta
tion at which the rebels outpost is
now gathered. The evacuation of Chi.
huahua means that the zone of the
rebels control will be greatly dimin-
.ished, Juarez being the only import
ant point that remains. The next bat
tie, if any takes place, should be at
Casas Grandes. At Juarez there is lit.
tie likelihood of a fight as the rebels
plan to withdraw most Of their forces
toward Sonora.
Huertas Headquarters, Bachimba,
July 6.-The brief resistance of the
rebels, which preceded the retreat,
causd comparatively little loss of life,
but the destruction Of the railroad
for forty miles to Chihuahua was so
extensive as to prevent the arrival Of
the main federal columns at the rebel
capital for at least three days.
Reign of Terror.
Casas Grandes, July 6.-The rebels
are beginning to terrorize this region.
The tension among the Americas and
foreigners increased today with the
imprisonment Of c. E. PoLingsworth
manager of the general store of Ket.
tlesen 6 Degetau, here. When he re.
fused to give the rebels supplies they
looted the store.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-12
JAMES T1.oRPE OF oARLYsLE m.
DIAN SCHOOL TAKEs THE
# FIRST PLACE.
AVERY BUNDAaE TIED FOE THE
THIRD AND FOURTH AND
FIFTH TO OsAbGERIUANs.

Special to Tho World.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, July s.
Members Of the American team showed
up prominently in the feature event Of
tn Olympic games now in progress
here, the result Of the Penthalon being
as follows: f5 Il
First-James Thorpe, carlysle, IN
dian school. .
second-F. R. Bic, Norway.
Third-Avery Brundage Of the, Chi
cago Athletic association and Frank
Lukeman, Quebec, tied.
Fourth-James Donahue, Los Ange-
les, Cal.
Fifth. A. Manuel, Chicago univer-
sity.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-12
HEAVY RAINS IN BAD LANDS
BROWNS STOCK AND WASHES
OUT RAILROAD TRACK.

BISMARCK, N. D., July 6.-Tele-
phone communication partially estab-
lished with New England today tells
Of q terrific cloudburst in the Bad
Lands Thursday with heavy property
loss. It is reported that 300 feet Of
the main line Of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul railroad ARE washed
out east Of Scranton and three-quarters
of mile Of the New England branch
Of the same line is gone. The Cannon
Ball river is said to have risen fifteen
feet within few minutes.
Much stock is said to have been
drowned and number Of farmers
families were rescued by boats.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-12
SOMETHING GOOD IN STORE FOR
THOSE WHO ATTEND BIG
EVENT THIS YEAR.

GRAND FORKS, N. D., July s.
They have adopted another new plan
Of boosting the Grand Forks fair at
tendance this year, and the. scheme is
decidedly unique.
Free tickets to the Grand Forks
county family in which there are 8
children, all under 20 years Of age, is
the scheme.
The requirements which must be liv.
ed up to by the Grand Forks county
parent Of such a Roosevelt family, are
few. He must make sure, first, that
his count is correct. Then all he has
to do is mail list of the children to
the fair secretary, giving the names
and ages Of each, and within a few
days he will receive, by mail, paste
boards which will admit all to the
grounds, free Of cost to himself Or to
any of the family.
"We can't claim distinction on the
score of being promoters of the anti.
race sulclde, said President F. L.
Goodman yesterday, "but we can show
our approval of big families, and the
more that qualify under our offer, the
better pleased we will be-. I don u
doubt but what Grand Forks county
has a whole lot of families within its
boundaries that can come under the
provisions Of this offer, and we be
lieve it is an offer that ought to ap
peal to the proud parent of such 3
family"
The Grand Forks fair opens on JULY
80, and the fair management has mad,
it "a rule that the entrants, under tn,
eight children family offer, must max,
known their ability to qualify befor,
July 10.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-12
DIR. CHRISTIAN JELsTRUP
''Norsk Laege"
Physician and Surgeon.
Office over First National Bank.
Telephone No. 1874; night calls
Western Hotel, Devils Lake, N.
Oak.
ORGANIZATION CERTIFICATE
OF THE SoUTHAM STATE BANK

ORGANIZATION CERTIFICATE
OF THE soUTHAM STATE BANK.
Know All Men By These Presents:
That we, whose names are hereunto
subscribed, have this day united our
selves together to form an association
for carrying on the business Of banking
under the laws Of the State Of North
Dakota, have adopted and executed
Articles Of Association, in duplicate
for that purpose, and have only for.
warded such articles to the Secretary
Of State Of North Dakota; that we do
hereby under our hand make and file
the following as our Certificate Of Or
ganization: a5i
FIRsT-The name Of said corpora.
tion is Southam State Bank.
6ECOND-The place where the busi-
ness Of discount and deposit are to be
carried on is Southam, N. D.
THlRD-The amount Of the capital
stock and the amount into which its
shares are to be diveded is 100000
capital stock divided into one hundred
shares. @
FOURTH-The names and residence
Of the shareholders and the number Of
shares held by each Of them are as
follows:
Ben E. Burt, Doyon, N. D., 40 shares.
A. w. Burt, Devils Lake, N. D., 40
shares.
Anselm Wolf, Devils Lake, N. D., 10
shares.
Martin johnson, southam, N. D., 10
shares. III ..ss-- =e.z5-
TITrH-Tha ner;nd a. wh;ch +h;.
corporation shall commence business
shall be July LIST, 1912, and it shall ter
inmate twenty-five years from date Of
charter.
In Witness Whereof, We have here
unto set our hands and seal, each for
himself, this 18th day Of June, A. D.,
1912.
(SEAL) BEN. E. BURT,
(SEAL) "A. w. BURT,
(SEAL) H .-ANSELM WOLF.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
Of Ramsey-ss:
On this 18th day Of June, 1912, be-
fore me personally appeared Ben E..
Burt, A. W. Burt and Anselm Wolf,
known to me to be the persons who I
described in and who executed the
fore going certificate Of organization,
an dthey and each of them acknowl-
edged to me that they executed the
same.
(sEAL) W. M. ANDERSON,
Notary Public.
Ny Commission expires March 4th,
1912.