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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16
Boalt Visits C0nMCts' Honor Camp on Hoods Canal

on. about one convict who didn't play the
game We were making roads down Chehalis
way. | had guards who stood the men
night and day. They armed with Win
chesters. And ! knew every convict in the
squad would make his getaway If he could.
But one of the men excited my sympathy.
He worked hard and seemed anxious to please
me. He had a wife who had had to 60 to the
poorhouse. ] made this a trusty that he
could have more freedom. | paid his wife's
railroad fare every other week SO that she could
visit him.
"And one day in December, when the Che
halls was full to the brim, he took header
through the window of the blacksmith shop into
the water, SWAN across, and got away.
Five days ! went without food sleep.
Five days and nights | was constantly on his
heels. got his coat and hat and shoes, and
part of his food, coming his camps sud-
denly that he had no time to do anything but
run like the devil He got clear away.
81 was sore. I'm still Personally sore,
you understand-so sore that If were to meet
that man so years hence ! would land him back
in Walla Walla to serve out his unexpired term.
He didn't play the game
Every man who did JOLT in prison
understands how | feel and sympathizes with
me. There isn't one convict in 10000 who
would play a trick as dirty. The men of this
honor squad weren't picked for their morals.
Nevertheless, l trust them. | never visit them
at night unless invited. Night or day, ! am
never armed. There isn't gun within a mile
Of the job"
''What are they doing now" | asked.
81 don't know" Randolph replied. IT'S
none of my business. You might go and find
out"
So through the gathering dusk | tramped
the beach to the gulch mouth, where the hos
pitable lights Of the "honor camp" amid the trees
directed my footsteps along the last leg of the
journey.
They had finished supper in the cook house
the only wooden structure in the camp-and
the tents-two of them, each 16x3O-reeked
with tobacco smoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16
BY Fred L. Boalt.

HOODSPORT, Hoods Canal, Wash, Sept.
l6-Thnty.two men are making a road from
Hoodsport to Lilliwaup, five miles along the
west shore of the canal.
Thirty Of the 80 are convicts recently
Wana. One is a hishwayman, one is horse
thief, five are forsers, and the rest have been
convicted of robbery and grand larceny. Nine
are "second-termers."
The two who are not convicts are Frank
Randolph, superintendent, and l.. d. Packard,
engineer.
When night comes, the convicts leave their
work and troop north to the "honor camp
which lies hidden in a leafy gulch which de-
bouches into the canal
Good night boys" calls Randolph.
Good night, sir"
And Randolph and Packard go-the other
. - -
ITS a kind of game" said Randolph, as to-
sether we stood last night and watched the last
Of the construction gang disappearing. lou
play il according to certain rules, which are per-
fsety understood.
IF L had rifle in the crook of my arm, those
men would be constantly on the lookout tor a
chance to make getaway. This would be their
ehance-right now They would scurry into the
bush like rabbits. Why not? Over there, ana
Randolph's arm made sweep "is wilderness
big as the state of Ohio. Once man has
climbed the breast of that hill, he could hide out
tor months
But they won't do it"
They know when they are well off,,
'ad. after cells at Walla Walla and the Jute
mh shut in by walls, this life in the open, and
50 cents day, and the prospect Of a pardon,
'You don't understand" said Randolph. 1t
ant the freedom and the money, and the pros,
pect OF pardon. It's honor. Oh'
Know; society sneers when you talk OF honor IN
convicts. But
Let me tell you a story" Randolph went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

Another man, coming down the valley, met
me at the door Of one of the tents, and we en-
tered together. He carried a bucket filled with
blackberries. His entrance was the signal for
free agent, is burglarously inclined, went to
the door of the tent and hollered:
"Hey, cookv
"What?"
Blackberry pie tomorrow"
"Sure. Like mother used to make"
They smoked, talked and played cards.
They turned in when they felt like it. Two went
to town to buy tobacco; the rest were too tired,
for the work is hard, and the convicts, after
months and years in the jute mill, soft
muscled.
The talk turned to getaways, and the
horse-thief said: 1T would be easy. But you'd
get caught later, and it'd be the COL
lege for yours. But it amt that that keeps me
here. And il amt the fine life, the money.
| promised | wouldn't try to get away, and
amt going to. It wouldn't be right"
Daybreak this morning found me on the
Hoodsport dock The flood tide had set And
there, with his legs dangling, sat a forger.
"Cookey says well have fish for breakfast
If catch EN-" he explained. Then:
Cookies are no good for perch Them little
black crabs are best. Help yourself"
Together, with string of perch we
turned to camp. As reached the gulch
mouth, burglar stepped dripping from the
canal He laughed and flung up an arm in greet
ing.
'How's the water?" the forger asked.
''Finew the burglar replied
Then he turned, as though obeying an inn
pulse, to face the east. The sun was rising over
the pine tops. But it was not the sunrise he
saw, but grim high wall, 200 miles away, and
ute mill filled with crashing looms, and guards
armed with rifles, and dark, cement-foored cor
ridors, and narrow, steel-barred cells.
And there was a little rage, and more de-
fiance, and there more laughter than de-
fiance in the shout he sent ringing over the
water:
"Oh you cells! Oh, you cellsv'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16
MAW AGAIN WINNER TO nam

WASHINGTON. Sept. To-
Il ls learned from authoritative
sources today that Clay Allen
OF Seattle Ia TO be appointed
United States district attorney
for the Western district OF
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16.-After
various delays. covering a pcrioa
OF three months, the trial ~ Geo.
n. Bixby, millionaire banker Of
Long Beach, began here today In
the superior court
Blsby ls being tried on charges
OF contributing to the delinquency
OF Marie Brown-Levey and Cleo
Helen Barker, minors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

ing. which will be taken mp on
date TO ~ chosen later by agree
ment.
In the meantime. Thaw has been
turned over by Sheriff Drew TO the
custody OF Marshal Mute.
Thaw grinncd trIumphantly Mt
Jerome as the Judge was rendering
his decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16
CHARGE PRIEST is
A COUNTERFEITER

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Discov-
cry that he is a counterfeiter as
we'll as a murderer promised today
to send Hans Schmidt to the cleo
trio chair.
Proof that he was an eXtraordi-
nary criminal converted most OF
them to belief in his sanity.
"A man with mind sound
enough to plan money-maNing by
counterfeiting is able to tell right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16
STAGE ALL SET:
GOODBYE, THOR

Thor~aId siesfried Of
Judge Humphres Thursdays
Everything for conviction.
Judge morning.
so Thursday siesfried will be Of
Judge Humphres before Judge Humphres
Humphres
fried will, Of course be found guilty
is six
months imprisonment and $500 fine.
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16
BRADFORD WANTS
SIX FOR 25C NOW

Bradford himself. and while Grif-
fiths' resolution Is general. Brad
ford's specifically relates to the
ticket controversy.
Bradford at first counseled delay
until after the supreme court
should decide the strap hangers
case. but has evidently decided
that the wait would be too long.
So, on September %, the city
will be officially represented be-
fore the public service commits
sioners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

Two resolutions were passed by
the council Monday. under which
the city is TO make formal applica-
tion TO the public service commits
sion for the restoration OF the priv
ilege of purchasing six tickets for
a quarter on street cars.
The first resolution was that
proposed by Councilman Griffiths
two weeks ago and shelved TEN
porarily at the suggestion OF Cor
poration Counsel Bradford.
The second is one proposed by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16
BIG CROWDS VISIT
FASHIONS DISPLAY

Seattles retail stores are in their
most extravagant attire, marking
the Inauguration of the style
Show" season in this city. Inte-
rior displays are most elaborate
and window dressers have outdone
themselves.
Gowns of London and Partisan
models are on display in the gown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

rrsrs Leased Wire
csm,,,LtIoN, N. H., Sept. IS.
r,p'y'ns with the Thaw law.
ild,,,1 1saoeN, Federal Judge
h,h.sn today continued the
b,ssss. corpus proceedings
hi.,s.' py the pittsburaer's
tlsus b, .'art did not set the exact
. resumption Of the hear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

from wrong when il comes 10 mur-
der said Coroner Feinberg.
DR.. Ernest Arthur Muret, :he den.
tist in whose house the detectives
found the counterfeiting plant in
which Schmidt unquestionahly was
a partner, was arraigned today on
a charge of carrying firearms, pend
ing further investigation irto the
counterfeiting case. The police
magistrate remanded him to Jail
temporarily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

GENEsEE. N. Y,-Many New
York state gardens killed by frost
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16
REMNANTS oS0P9N So. 90

Any clipped from The Star consecuivey
Star office with IS will
YOU 10
Will be mail " add.
enclosed
Avenue, Union Street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16
BEGIN BIXBY TRIAL

Defense attorneys. questioning
the first voniremen. indicated that
n determined attempt would he
made to fiji the box with non
churchmon and bachelors who were
not members OF anti.vice societies.
II your proposition is good. some
ono or more OF The Stars 10000
readers viii back you. Use Star
want ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

departments, and in one store live
models are used. The displays are
not confined entirely TO articles OF
an expensive nature. While inter.
est naturally centers about the i'm.
ported articles. costing. many Of
them, several hundred dollars,
there is provision for the modest
dresser who must be economical,
and styles in these less costly gar.
ments are Just as diversified;
That the women are interested is
evident from the great Groves that
visited the stores yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

Hyatt FoWelis, lth and Pine. has rep
utatton Of being thoroughly high class. II
Is not the largest business school IN ths
city hut IL Is unquostionably the best -
Advertisement
Lost articles are usually found
by Star want ads In the Lost and
Found" column.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

Let me tell you a story" Randolph wer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

susMBER, that pending the meeting OF
" the state public service commission
N b,re September 20, TO take up the car
,,..a matter, there are many "e'ehan"
who will sell yeu SIX tickets ,9e quarter at
any time. The list appears 0" page =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-16

ARTICULATION, with some newsparers, ie
z weird and curious thing. Circulation,
with The Star. means the number Of
papers honestly sold and paid for. lt's more
than 10000 now, and going up. The books
are always open 10 prove II.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
EHJO
EAS0N'


llousansls 81 t,eIl olif greats
elites fe eeiliet tlle tend Ing the
christmas festi tiss t1llt those who
pleas ant mes Il iitis issgents
seonlfOrtd bic ii inns ii Hat
ssheea use the home s,ii,0 silitiings mrs
lackiIig nne sinst not III the con-
cinsion that the ctiil sires DC The ,lnfoTs
tunates md Tie ssnifas no are parent.
less os tiave tieeIl Slr zen from home AZ
drunken ma a, ,htinai, ,arents 10 not
have heir santsi tss..latss ailsl other
spleasnres tllat ma Re i.hFis t,nas The joy
and delight child hood tie world.
over
If oae Set'o Incl ilietal bel that
EGlifistma s oitstd home circle ta
hdevoid OF slll tin #bfftlys nieas,ire md
lshaI,l he should visit
one of tha cat inst ions sys here the
teliii dre,i 0f poor home less iIre
sIros iaed Nit lis the com forts sef life BY
the and cont,' ibIti,,fso ttl 81
l.tshalst lie
these home oused fu ntiretis
dshundres Of them ~
ten Iere5 VIII
tssee tlliri Tics q
Esce flisiI him
wish himself I'M and
lent tlieso eca sion
with entllll
lf;siasm lis
E:iss yeIlfea tize
iSthat SlTeIl
one
( root is ID lid lines Iaiset
\ ferrea to ~
of the its toys
l5Ni til ND ksot,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
COS living IS
CllllhIlC1IRlEESS
NICK eIlal's Bill s tIlkes At Gold
SlOIaga Combine
PROVIDES H!EAvI Penal TIES.


Y ttiass tsorne senera and
sssret lazy riisl, ture Houston.
@ Units inc ! thiict8 E GOD roducts
FSs Nay ss sept III ssstorase
lsels
The
stasas litAn rs,5ftIets
sewers tprlse.S
;itsllF tire his
Sii.eslsllf re- lsistaesll
il:st,f tiesess
"a ID the
public asa i,i't,ss
nets III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
re iPEs "a q 4 RlsT. {! !, AS I: !

s 81 Satmo Il salad @ arms, sal,,n-s
So MI Il, CUM Der ton,at toes
and let tace: sSprirtsie with sa t,$
papper; al nd priik i'd few
drops of chill n ne 90 and Slices
sofs hard hoiieG u eeg. Cover with
This 81 rs Sbf three aass.
sSiuice 81 trsis % sa N and red
pepper a lsissct, off grated nut ss
meg t..,rse Ia hiespo IN
butt er and isai + i e9 pfsif s,ff IVA 81;
Ster. The fire until
thick
M ei,trsaux San sssich oil
four egg for 4 . arter . AZ.
hot, then nonne Oh, III, I
! two tahteapoonf lis OF butter.
cne: sabisaps r,fui of finel ohpp-
ped parsisy and SUI ffseient 4 fi.s
cE,ovy essence tosnaas a al ~ good
pink coll On well pounded
/. add "a ne paprika and spread
4 The mixture on slices cf butter
I'D breas Il ishe With \ b
ssrsle 3
FF-iig iineenie at e eigh
halt pound of lour, sift
,sin three tai fsiis of but II:
ter or lard ID ote tssspe onfa
o balsing spssta ia inch
salt, tI,er, srass adj lust &
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
ord tile
Jse es,ls
Bs nv. illisra Radsr. SIN r.nsisss

lesns M popular and HAT s
talked
their ssoals and bread from above
popular til bodily wants
popular things 81 s flesh
ths
populsee would cheer
When function remind
people then ths world
81 that he much
me #Werld
Pit he
not eternal
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
Isl pts,sside mt l;tl repo rtsi sllai


siaH
DE mac III. and
houses To- tiles show
stock gu laiisl. reeei and del lSssrie
ssrll collt,fiIl ma ia,
nes al iiliisss
ynrille IL
IRE he
hill: t,foliits ts nj, l,ssss
Beef zen raotit hsss
mon tbs; pork
aflsl Illailtt heed,
B ors. fus,i. lam Kids
i,ani Ioui and me. three.
tt,r,ss,y
mont his 3Sa
81 ne ioI ilici, belle yeti
viii 4 ne ptlr
sShilses md force The
price TINT the storsl
Slin,if ,,,l mon isss
/ proNisigsl & ma be-
stored II mint hss ana placed ON
tlnlpket 4, Her tIles been n
i lie eltssrs:
'stt;it III mas ~
tol'ls ss
dur return
moi stid
sfl'lae l,i6its &C.
Turn f,f
been IN
STEERS. ;lisa Tint goods
frozen sslld
frozen ind
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26

tfseREsEHpAR5yE ii FgshAis t,FsTENSEsS
stntsage must ts IL, ais Is show
the date of product is,rl ,r riaiis,f cttire
and the iengf s,f time held lii st0ra ge
q Drastic siiitl trust PROV ions are tn
SclI,dcd iii, he al. i, ID ding
sfreiDs penn. ties efilsnts 56ys
sWiiis:l, ii buying 81 sselles
siIls ices
aytilnd among tltts biz , ~
section ID med f,aft cpiasls is
men rust While es,n not only tiis
sineat industry bnt tie egsts ,ilarIse EasE
wei
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26

\ WHAT'S THE AFTER yvlTta
DEVILS lake 92ss

an In ans er 20 The above question the
Inter Ocean cont nnes to receive COM
llnlnicati ions 4 viii Oh il is pleased TO:
publish, but ~ shes it distinct under
stood that each safsdele DIS pnblished for
ashat It Is worth and sis not the voice!
the Inter Ocean orlyy an the sent.
sfnent Indicated by The question which.
would infer that there was ething3
the matter with DEVILS Lake; These.
articles have appeared in the Inter.
Ocean for the past three months,
written by men and women OF every
walk of life, and wv are frank to ada.5
init that the auestio ion has not been altl
sWered to the sat Faction Of all, ii III
though theeonlb inat ion OF all the ideas
which We have received would 40
much toward he solution of the prob
lem. Each article has given a les;Ss
phase Of the question which We nope
88togSc olltimu e, a rld 4 in another pa OF
this issue a Il lew Hi bit is own on tie
question which may offer ii SOL oil jill
a meas ,re. but which IN the opinion of
the inter Ocean strikes far from he
point he Question What the nat
ter WI tjh Devils LAX E is food Tor
thought at the holiday season ~ hen
new resolutio ns ar e. in vogue and it
remains for every ndividual residing
within the gates OF Devils Lake or
in the snrro,fnd ding community TO offer
some suggestion. some new resolve
for this city the tlat
asisl enable us To make 81 4 more
ANITA geousS ana Devil AXE a IL bet
& TO- live SO then you
Guild ma cir own ears res
tipns, which w g trust rs for the best
tIer it along lanciial chardta.
moral OF olittie lines, see If The
same resoinsio cannm he APP piled to
Igtsevils LAX to- d as "a whole d
can. let the Inter Ocean hear from
500, so I l,s we. may all know. thus Ne
may bette the City in we live;
the comm & s. yea r be one of prog:
sssss not retrogress sion: We can find
much itl the past year along
many lines. the evil,
Fprrect the si,i isassssi oiintt d at e
ArrOus through che columns OF sl,e
inter Ocean Itch are always open I'd
some or1e else learn ous
aeas about, bet llings for Devils
I3etgssille eratire put yolsr
eIfis into
,saetice.s ct the question hats
mast et Devils Lake he
I, =, &, e.,
OF all
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
IN conf unctio with the question:;


IN COM unciio with the uestion,
s. the Matter wit Devils iii he s.
sthe5sInte I'll Oceans would ike to Il
5s sN the ter the a.
$yV,nterS 2s' laicll was 20 success,
.ful ganized by Henry Hale, but
which has apparently fell by the was
treasury tsis: bout the oonly organ.
station We have had the pleasure of
recording during the past year that
has been left with q balance in the
treasury DIS about The only OF ail--
that an instituti lion So wei perfected
should be reelected. Perhaps the
lack Of winnie has impossib ls
to continue 81, Fail, and
cons olation rests s.. the fact that We
have admir- able Heatlae r.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
FORTUNES i = s % ToYs

De sstlld fen of The Uniteds
States eIissll rS5 ,IisliIae 10 yss
flint cost d i retail 81
of this sum the Inn, orted goods
& preserlt 81 $50 and tliis do 4,
nestle i,ratisis .tlf,t III
he tie srE
more than heir pm,
tiOnstf sil;sls nor il,ptsss
|tsez I,isnfliture. fur there sI,eftt
for them nfigiail 81 ssEia
t3nest third III lIs f1r iisiIlpr,t
ssed i,Ialst things ,tilsi & va birds for;
fie hume prod net IS
Eheres ITS d ln.irIsetl tend ile,y' TO-
svard mechanics :t0g &. and more
tilat III new IND iteresting Ass
Al found Il, tllia ilr ton Khan irl|
liaT
hin ttle ranks Of these me-
clianicai iilrs s,ilseryas5s
ii great i,Ierss ID Iron toys. I
iill sstiitil slta mn this
estuafs ana iit teti fer fsi ilses:
III M ha1,ls s,f Test sa iIilsS
tlreis Il,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26

,ost ofhce Degils Lake Dzas Second glags Mater
B r j YNOI.DSs
Pub lish

good use. and no word has been mis-.
used as much aas Chris ma I. Z. but the
fact hat the very ring OF Cheer Is
evident at all times the methods de-
:Fised TO sbrdng that cheer into every;
home throughout the land cannot hut
DE conn ended even at
Chris mas TIM, - 4 realize that men
have gone estray women have been
made Jealous by giving. & and tepeI
homes have been disrupted by envy.
To wish all q. Terry Christmas
oeand friends alike. can create no III
feeling the entire Worl ID over is put
on an quail ooting, no one is reeil;
dent OF more than other, except ii
their int ion Of its meaning
and Git is this sort cry
Chris tmas VI that b the Inter eX
tend 8'to all
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26


bus tatitse Till took HE ates
from t:tisIe and rat lrned wit
l,oliI lietpin the
Spuddiilas one yery hungry
has & set for tlrk ey ana
$slil,stliitf es,oa eYeB delicions
fsiiitIi pudding Of mite 4
llIpnaa ifeFst,i sii rsnlelnt boring
islle carol tried q that felt
quite e 4 jelIs Ind OH
have ned som ati diay
and mes d u
tli it.I VIII s.sIS
zs Iiols il III I1re.iss aasd
ia,,tl
51i.sd b Iitl
I, hi
i,at laristisssas
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26


III from ,ssanta luss iii III very 10,
date aer0p lie, but ans tlld not lIiatteT.
tlseii the liumIle ca bin home 0f % lu,ll-
AS efffersoi, not pissed lly,
santi the delight esls ffas,ess Of: tite little
#colored chile test fed Tint The tlear!
saint gifts al d exceed ia their will lost
expecta tioiis
Il Now came u most sinlp ort;lllt tIes.
Etipn ofs the day very bod Z kna
Christ ma dinner vei's erellt
from other and tll ,lsf tlsIls|
ned fur linsl y, sut IT hi pened
that these mail brathers and sis tiers
of homas j ffeFso Ii, who was moi very
big himself must left to- his care
IStoda man nm went
big hons lped
80 nipails loina i M Ed erseii
lowed to SO 5,ll oll:s} I'LL his ii
Efoi he as bti1lg l,;lr K BASKET fill
nd wit dinner for ID ilnsei and the
Sers So he Wsallscs with her \ lisal,
|fpiIy.
E$ the house pretty i ISIS .lrissa
saw that HE bilsIs " us d led
Thomas efferson fairly as;ssered
iander the weight Of his basket when
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
!, a., ,,y11 - e., < :, -

Regard less Of ne financial success:
which the Elks may have gained as i
result Of the Cabaret MINISTRIES, II is
certain that the .ganization proved
its worth to Deyll $ Lake and did.
some splendid adVertising for the city.
which brought results.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
K; III - u II
Santa Claus it is said Found

Santa Claus 1T is said found it
necessary to make many homes III
North Dakota q trifle early this year,
sine the $ summer weather OF this
State, made it ldi ficult for dim to get
over the terri to 1T he manner en-:
ploy ed in folme years 5S5 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26

8he atslast ;$tlIrllIlels
Off I'd tie woods.
/ AS !,Fent !
heard Miss ca.
5r;ls',s;5 I. I, 1 & 4 ,x,aats
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
GO q eENss
sF-;ance asty and ssiris Rsesks
Enea genfes1t


ifssFl-:ance M Teo AZ aud eirIs Rsesks
1 :nea gsts,
Hen lent
Gle Seisi
lshut ZEN
isil
ille
tsl.,iisllt ilssysF
ltil,i ti,e3
tsyss
/ mn met
Aijss
sait Ends ssr, % E,isss
ss thu
Efivs
/ miles sIn IS
4 d tsii Ii
II u tars 10 iirlaois hey
4 fs,liils isii;i CONT
Aaiatls ard
i to stles lend hey quarrel
Ted yea 81 ,se The Ownership 90
The slps ih,fep fnal N ,lte,s % old age.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26

'HRIs ! IIRA
lJsIRIS,TAfAS

1 laltei Az "a
had dsew'aled Us
clea i q III !
3.ssling 4 5 u such l.lll
3 | ! Should l'o,E
4he sure h he i
]. sa Il Il 4 sol 81 bland
! [. here lOs
snosv q i! nd li#eS
children, had tps
i tie q them,
sell will d 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
i hat coat Ia oIs as
Cd on a & hair as
lots of q ats We
seen on men !.
ard IMet.n

!. ]. 4. &. II i s s11rI
sllaoot b ali d out
the ollar. he
soft swim Of the
pSls md Il q hose Thu,
FIN Cd ges Ell ,ss
[ &; had Them be o,'e
but not for as low as
b !, u long shot
bat !. 4 s 5 i how I / s-ou' i
e5ezl d b Ii I'LL Ill
sirscl lpasl u Sill
81 IS. Is 81 q j 5 I'D II \
Il. let i lles i 4 HE o1ll,
kind Il lleir is.sss
81 III
4. ,orleIe llsrtil,is hand
ai1 cred "a WI sysrl y
sif 4