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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13
BOYS HAND BLOWN OFF
Dynamite Explosion Injured Young
kirfcr Boy.

Melvin l'imuut, eight yoar-old son NJ
Edward Fmuut of Keller. was very
seriously injured iu dynamite cN-
plosion yesterday afternoon and
brought 10 the Tulsa hospital Ills
people made am effort to bring him to-
Tulsa I'm am automobile and were very
much delayed by reason of the wet
roads, made bad boy the melting SNOW,
Three of the boys fingers were
blown entirely of and the rest of HIS
hand was fcarfully bruised and
mashed Just how he happened 10 be
handling the explosives Is not known,
but 1t is judged 10 have been an acci-
dent as Il rs rather early for the aC
cidonts from Christmas celebrations
to begin.
Hospital authorities stated last night
that the boy was resting wen and his
attending physiciau does not anticipate
a great dead Of trouble for him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13
OID-TINERS IN WASHINGTON
Joe Cannon Appeared i'm the House
Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Repub-
leans returning to the next congress
held a gathering today at the cap
ital Former Speaker Cannon, with
spirits as high as in earlier days OF
his congressional career, called on
Sneaker Clark Senator-elect Curtis
of Kansas, Representative elect Mich
olas Longworth and several others
visited the house and met their old
time colleagues.
Mr.. Cannon said he had made 1t a
rule since he retired from the last
congress not to go into the house
chamber until he had right to do
so" but that he was going to break
the rule to attend the Payne funeral
fnmorrnM.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13
snrhs Cantnrc 23.OOO.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Foreign
office dispatches to the French em-
bassy here credit the Serbs In recent
battle with twenty-one thousand cap
tives, three thousand more than the
war office statement In Parls gives
them This addition and the COM
mont that the blowing up of the
blockhouse and trenches by the
French on the heights of the Meuse
threw the enemy into panic. are the
only points in which the two com
munications differ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13
Authorize Two Revenue Cutters.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-TwO new
revenue cutters, one to cost 1850. 900.
for Pacific waters, and the other to
cost $4,000, for anchorage patrol
and ice breaking in New York harbor.
were authorized today in a bill favor
ably reported by the house commerce
committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13
WILLIAMS NAMES OFFICERS
Wilcox, Republican, Member of
Board OF AffairS.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec IA, n
Wilcox OF Durant viii be the Re
publican member Of the board OF af-
fairs, His selection was announced
by Governor elect Williams today,
The selection of MIR. Wilcox is no sur
prise, as IT has been said the Durant
man was being considered by the new
governor Other appointments an
noWncod today by Goycrnor-elect
Williams were A. n. Lecoraft of COL
bert as private secretary to the gov
ernor and Ansol Earp as recording
and executive secretary carp comes
from Ardmore and has been employed
in the Democratic headquarters since
the campaign opened.
Leecraft Is also Bryan county
man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13

,,,..,.,, 90 ,
wiz "'''' '''' "o P''"' W
~ Joseph Letters monumental ct-
fort to corner the Yhrat market i'm
,.n.
l'''' "'''" Nv '"'' '''' ~ I've "P w
$lHo hushel ana unallN lost be
tween ten and twelve million dollars.
.v,rn r,Iofcd i'm dctau nv hims,lr us
N''heSs To-Day III r'der"l Juube
Humphreys court He asserted If the
latr f. n peayo, and the late & 4
pulsnu,y. or NinHeopous ,ybo ne 40
rIarcd wero virtually his mariners.
had NOT released Grain on Inc Cbt-
,,,,o market during his oneratinus he
,,nmId b,vo been slrrrssful
Tha Minrconnlis ,r.in mon ,.,,ld
moi nut thc npr.ournt in writing br
said hocausp thc, asserted II yns a
,,crininoI cnnsnir1c,.r undor tho laws
of Minnesota, ana they did not wish
to sign anything which might be
brought UP against them later
uodoIo..c- Good
MI Letter VINO now HNtS III NaSn-
ihEioh, Is inc. son OF ,ho Ia'e Lew n,
Letter VINO soIu lilIIohS OF doII'IS
Noilh OF doWh,o"" hl,"b" property
TO MAKE Rood nus son losses
MT Letter looh tn' WI'h'Ss S'and
TO delcnu nlihS'i IN a sun TO recover
$3No,95o, lhe PilhC'paI ana interest
ON Two notes Nul'n ne interior re
Nalor company ana ihe Monarch hI'1
yator companN me laltor represented
ny chester w. Lane OF M'hueaPoHS'
say IS owing lor "I'al poushl III
1871,
.,,-.. A.. 49, oit,, .ai, ,,a,
,.,,,',., i,,,s,, r,n,i,,,, ,,,Loat daal
tnan on,tbino oIsn +" 10 t"Id "f - vieit
-, Nt,nnoonrii, ,,hor,, t,o s,id bo ,nr
forrnd y,iih Mr. p,usI,',r,, AMI Mr.
paa,.a,, ,,.i u,,s ,,,,si,iort 90 tho
,vo oiovator c"mnaniog brinpinp snit.
Ian,a,' pao,.o,, hrothor 90 10 i,ttnr
Was nIsa IN t6e onnforancn Mr. letter
sotd
Mana Tho, ,rho,o wos
,
we com paIcu our S'nt'ilc"'' VI
gram we hSd on mana WIN tne Sla ,V, =,
menus ol the S'ate anu BoEel nIl'ctN
sald Mr. Lei'er. we lounu we nau n
more "heat thaI theIe was III Wy Wy
NlSlole supply ana | Sala Icy us pu,
thls uo"h III pia'k ana Wh','' 'lo"
we VIII nave something 10 snow en- en-
actIy What we are so'nR t" 40 .u anu
aLon,t ho on,, n,istal,o ar am, ofter-
,,,att ah(,,t G,i,,
,.Tt''y ~ L,.i, aatd no that th,.,, did
S ',n &c tan ant5 49,, ,,,n.a
y,,h,. tht,o,
no,d T., , cri,,i,.I
,,,,,s,itu,... n d", ,,a ,a,,,, 90 ntinno
oata
''H ,.., a.. ocon
'N' ""
told them | wanted II uiderSlood
that no wheat had TO be shlppeu TO
lineage, as J mad my May corner on,
rms was agreed TO- toid 'heIh !
wanted to squeeze the bhorts ana get
all ! could.
Mr Letter asserted ne pald PeaVey
q co. couple or mlllloh dollars III
margins on these purchases
Later when wheat began 10 pour
INTO the ChlchBo market MT. Letter
said he told MI feaVey ne thouBh'
ne was the man VINO was shlpplhg IT,
He got very mad sald MT Letter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13
OFFERED RELEASE IF
He MADE AN APOLOGY
MINERS PUBLICITY AGENT
TOLD or ENPER IENCE
IN COURT.
TRIALS ONLY A FORCE
Sent to Jail for Contempt for
Giving Miners Side Of the
Strike.

nA,Nrtrp NO., 30 l,Iu4,rl
~ '-'''
- Doyle, sccrelarE-tr'asurer ol
District IS, United Mine Workers Of
Arror,c, tostif,od heforo tho federal
,',..'., .,",.,..,,
commission on Inuus'II"l Ic'"uo"S 10
day that the bulletins issued by wal
fer II Fink publicity agent for the
-. !. -. .,.,I Ill, ,,.or..
''''''''S Ia 'ilo ie'o''' I0"' ''' NV "0' "
correct so Iar as he knew.
The witness was asked if he had
evidence to prove the charge that the
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. controlled
politics in lucrfano county lie re-
piled:
"It Is like asking man what is
air" Everyone knows what it is, but
when YOU want to demonstrate you
have to 20 into chemical fOrmulaC. -
Doyle narrated the story of his and
his associates two trials for contempt
of court on charges OF violating the
Injunction against the northern field
miners. which he said prevented
them from doing anything but eating
and sleeping "
Irials We're EarciCal.
The trials he said were "farCical." 4"
mere WAS no Jury. III lllt IlISl tdSt
the union men were sentenced to ole
wear in iail and q fine. Before an
appeal could be heard in the supreme
court Doyle testified, the conWctinE
Judge released them.
Following his second conviction,
Doyle said his jailor told him that
the Judge would release him if he
apologized for articles which he had
written and which appeared in the
official organ Of the United Mine
Workers Of America.
The witness declared that he had
been arrested for participation in a
meeting forbidden by the injunction.
In court, he added, the articles were
read at the instance of the Judge, who
asked him whether he was the au-
thor. Denial, he said would have
been perjury; admission in the pres
ence Of the court would have meant
another charge Of contempt of court.
He admitted the authorship, he said,
and the Judge told the coal opcr-
ators attorneys, not the district at
torney to get out a warrant.
Judoo RoIa,scd Him
-, :.
Oh inns ChaIse he "a9 a" "a. ~
year III Ja'i anu ill.u SouV. Hi'oa -,
IouI ilVtlns III J"'', "iVi,Il 1',' ~
Oh the nearing oL ''g aPp'Sl =" ,,'e
Seh'eu .Ie IeiuosI IVI !" SeIie1 app
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13

I.ondon. 1000 p mD Emperor Williams
condition continues to improve, according 20
official announcement issued today The
catarrhal symptoms have wholly disappeared
md his mnjesty's temuernturo Is ulunaI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13
WAR BULLETINS.

WAR BULLETINS SIX POINT
Dresden Is Stranded
BUENOS AIRES. Dec ~ The German
cruiser Dresden one of the squadron en-.
gagged by the British warships of Falkland
islands and which took 10 flight has
stranded ON the Argentina coast near the
port OF GallcgOs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13
Carnegie Increases Library Fund To $55,00(
THE WEATHER REPORT

TULSA, Dec. ~ - Temperature
Maximum 80. minimum 2A south
winds; cloudy. 10 inch rain and snow,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dee II Okla.
homa Fair and much colder with
cold wave sunday Monday fair cold
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-13

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
THE PREsiDENT 10 ASSO OclATIOM
AS AIR r RAN GIN Gs OR
SPEAK I'M g.

Frank land Who is an
rangm ents for the biggest Mi Winter
fair in Devils I.ak that has eve been
held February and IL as was
announced In the Ihte Ocean last
week has been in GI and or Ks urins
the week, and the fol lowing account
from the FINES soff stll e uni iyersity city
would indicate That ne on Is
lob. 38sss5ss3
Grand Forks Times State s;enat tor
Frank land off ramsey ount y,
president Of the sa ion i'd
Winter assoeia at ion, is pending
the day In Grand Forks ca for seEs
| feraI details in come ection ith thae
Devils Lake event, sch edufed for Feb
lfuary 2 2 and lS
5s.Trfh he Lake Region Il air this yeiir
WILL be a hummer B B said s Senator IIs,
land this M orning 8. s. viii llav III,
VERY interesting arrange ements of ex.
Iiiibits, as the farmers throli hout stlle
TERRITORY have been pre- eparing to colsl-
pete for the liberal prizes which sye sse
will
iss' In ad dition to the comp tive fsy.
Ehibtt, we will also mai intain
merchants exhibit. which has been ten:
Edered the liberal sil port OF Devils
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
Dem OC1 ats
D &
! iek MAJ,
RfRDzELL. NAY BE lA y CAN Dl DAT.
FOR GoVERlNo h sIN THIS
3ss STATE. 55


Bismarck, Ian . While the rank
and file Of the Denoc cracy of the state
are busy FILLING the various positions
on their ticket for the June primaries,
it is said that the real inner circle is
grooming dark horse.
rom letters recently written III to-
the state, It'll seems clear dliat theta
svorite of the chief fralns Of the party
at hing ton las not vet s5bsen men
Toned in the press snf the state 1T Ii;
sand that s. treasurer John Burke
and state commit teeman. y. II. Nc.
Arthur favor I II1,rth her tE,,3 Birdzell,
chairman Of the state tax commission,
for governor. Ills pointed out that
lBirdzel is a young man Of except
ability, of fine physique, a good 3spea-
ker and q fine campai gne er. He is not
entangled dns any of the dissensions
of his party and is pular with every
body. The good work OF the tax COM
mission is pointed out as sufficient
ndieation of his executive ability.
That body has had no end Of adyer-
|tising SO that Birdzen is a we'll known
name in the state a much better name
than any candidate who has yet been
suggested. It is said, that If the mat
ter is put up to Birdzell right, that
he will become a scandid date. Iss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
DEVILS & EATU RES PRO:
hiEAniTls IN MAGIC cITsY BIS
CoNTRO TROVERSiTY.

alleged cond dition OF passenger
trans portaiion which will force over
a score of travelling men to remove
their homes From Iinot to a vicinity
where the litiess for travel are bet
ter, is the claim Of several pro minent
travelling men in the city off finot. in
cllding rank aYoul g1aans secretary
Iof the local z. 1, says the Minot
Reporte
IIlas IS long been a maj Ter OF grief
to the that when they make
tAsIinot on a they have to settle
down here for q natter metimes of
from IS to IA lours before they can
return or CONT sshe That
these conditions Ildlld exist in as
Eenterp ling 4 cit not Is deplora-
ble, to say the least
atlrall IS il aot1 on the tray ling
men who llsave d 1T to com lain, bill
the general publ ID as no are
Eiindir nat cave town is bad
Iene but d get bae i ;at an Ieas
enable honr worse They
il is hard tei5 ill than leave.
and AS nnderst cod 81 hal eNsi'yone
Wis hes to- come back
AL seli iousness On il yes d ttssstt ion,
mas been onlls tlle onl Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
Good Nell,s
ON es ON
tx
!. Efn1IIE Eu uH Dg DgMSE EiTh
BRING s. IllFo ATIoN rs
ARou Ut SANiTARIljM.

s Dr. Eeimiuex of Dunseith who is
interested in the tuberculosis SAM
5tarium there was in the city Tuesday
and had much to say with reference
to the institution which now as pretty
Well equiped and is careing for a bous
forty patients at present, The new
cottage which is in the hands Of the
Eastern Star and Degree Of ionor
lodges Of ladies will be a valuable
addition to the instit ution. 8$2s
NeW NIasor orics lodg dges are being
formed at Plaza, Hatton and Fisher,
and temp orary or aniaations have
been formed at Noonan, Crosby and
Ray, cording to the quarterly bul.
|letin llsts issued & by the state grand
lodge. E5s$s5
The lodi ges laza n and Haton
have already been granted dispense.
lions. The Plaza lodge has twenty,
eight members and the Haton lodge
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
Ramsey County Man
Listed on PROGRESSIVE
Slate III North Dakota

twenty. 1871, ,{5i t
sSSs The bulletin also reports that The
Mas sonic cottage, which is being erect
ed the Dunseith tuberculosis sa;ii--
tarlum is nearing conpl elton, ard
will soon be ready to receive patients.
The following district deputies have
been appointed 2by the graad mes
ter: :s's 5.s, n;
District No. Henry G. lex, Cav.
alier; District No. 2, E. r. Thompson,
st. Thomas; District No. 3, William
F1ack,,s Lsangd lon; District No 4, I'D.
Pierce, Larimore; District No. IS. w J.
Sansburn, Tower City; District No. s,
g. 2. Boyden, Lisbon; District. No. Z,
Thomas jacobson, Fairmount:: j: Il Dis
trict No. 8, r. . B. Cox, mbledon,
District No. s s. C. c. B. Craven, Caring
ton; District No. 10. Allen II. Haig,
Devils Lake; District No.11, f. G.
Faikeuste tenn Bottineau; District No.
12, H. Ruighart, ;Minot; District
No IS; Olaf Ribb, Coulee ); District
No. Fred Turner, Dickinson;
District No Is, Q. B. Trip. aet, finger.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
III W Witf,
Old W o,rr,d
ON War
COL e LouNsBERRY, PIONEER
DAKOTA EDITOR, WILL HAVE
n 4. s. s5s: BULLET REMOVED. 555 III

Washing ton, D. /. Jan Colo
mel Clement AZ Lonns berry the vet
eran North Dakota editor, on duty in
the general land office, went to the
Walter Reed General Hospital for the
purpose of :lhat yin g rem ed ertiop
Of bullet lodged between 1.-The two
bones in the lower; third of his left leg,
received at the ,hattle of Spottsy sylvan
Ia, May u, Is 64.. AS a portion Of the
bullet passed out,earrying away the
greater part of the smaller bone, it
was not discovered until shown by an
;X-ray examination that a portion Of
the bullet remained and was the cause
Of the constant pain he suffers lately.
seriously affecting his general health.
His leg was broken in 4 SS7 as the re
suit OF this wound
Col Lounsberry was twice wound.
ed at the. battle OF First Bull Run,
and went to Libby prison, remaining 6 a
year j. again seriously wounded when
Morgan made his raid into Ohio III
1868, and again at SPOTS lyania: he
wound received in M organs raid broke
out after years, and now the latter
wound sends him to the ahosp pital after
nearly fit y years.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
Bar I Der / 5 81
I. axes I ON
TIE 1aiior,
DEVILS TX =3 III ON SoRALISTs
JOIN TIL e GRAND FORKS
U MIC N. ss53

the recent Getting of local No.
Sol of the Barb bers'' union, the fol-
lowing officers were elected and m
stalled
Presid ent Hans On.
Yice Presidel Ia B Boulltts
seeres s53J d Quinn.
Treasurer "A Bovine
Recorde az Barbour. 32tssS
Guard US Gillespie
The union has been recently aug
srnented by the addition Of me embers
from Z Devils Lake. Ed. b. Richardson
and employ yees Of his shop at that
place having Joined the Grand Fork s
union, and several other BARRIERS from
sspl'onine ent shops in the state have In
dicated their intenti ion OF becoming
members
s5# The local ion ii Nv numbers about
in its 1nembe hip and thirteen oI.
fourteen shops Of the city enbra cling
the 1eadingg 8 tonsorial establis ents,
are memb beTs of the union.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
Tom Page, Desmond
and the Boys IlaUe
Laugh on lllinot Folks

which may be ken out of adinot for
Grand Fork i'm the ornings is the day
light Limited leaving here at about.
6ss 80 a. m The next train leaves at one
o'clock and runs only to Devil IS La Ike.
The trains west are as bad when No.
1 Isgets in here at 2 4 Is a. IN. rom Fargo
over the short line and the train from
Grand Forks at % clock Conditions
that would give ott.s this kind of ser
vice and en- all low Devils lake to
have tour trains both way s each day.
are more than to be criticized & They
should be literally abused, and ifs the
CONNIE ercial club or some rganizatioll
which should represent aIinot in this
matter, fails ITO take act ion, he ciitii ciittii4
zens should. It has been noticed that
the sentirnen is So strong that praess
Jicall partial boycott has been pla.
ced against the Great Northern and
the business over the 500 to the Twin
Cities il und oabtell II iiekins Up stea.iz
lily. Some tal L been circ dated
conc ming the rl,n ming Of The sd
River Special int mot, which nov
comes west olally. Devils
Lake, examina ion of the time
card Will how an zone that this ngs
would not 5benefit this 81 to ars eslat
degree
"a II only the diiss cinders
and dirt cars, no.. the psl ll,l,ans which
Ratil ldiis run alt any thin better than
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
b. 3 I: v as 5
!. | llaell D
led
SANTA GAsAlJ IS M iAfyKEp FoR
SLED WON HY eARoLs SMITH
or; s.; Az 7iSWEATHER.

The Inter Ocean is In receipt OF a
letter from Carol Smith one Of the
prize winners q the Letter to Santa
Claus contest which was conducted
by the pap the letter reads:
stark kWeathe lei, Dt . M
Inter Ocean,
Devils Lake, d.
s4 am glad q Won sthe3 prize for Wrlt-
ing Letter to ssanta Claus and would
like to have 81 my sled. Please thank
Santa s; Claus for p 8 and send the sled
to starkWeat ther.
Carol Smith
In care Of N. Smith.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
\ [
{ e'a,t,!a
re lt1b
COMM ERciAL C LUB 81 HOLDS AN
Y a Ls M E E.TlrlG g AND ELEc
OFFlc RS.

q
8S4 The Commercial club held its an.
snual Y rL eeting last Tuesday evening,
the. lection resulting as follows !:
a Pres dent Gol. % NJ. Kelly
ice Preside lent len ". Haig.
5ss Treasure u. Hami on. s
Board Of Directors Richard Daeley
Ole Serum gard and 4. "a. Morgan.
Retiring president Horton was pre-.
sent 4 Sc II and gave an outline Of the work
5of1 the year, telling Of the comin;,
jof the linn eapolis Symptom orche;-
tra$te Ira Devils Lake on April j 6. a The
report of the secretary and treasurer
was w read Mr.. Horton urged that the
club take up the better Farming work
in Ramsey county as he believed that
it Was the first step necessary to i'm.
nrfgra.sion
Il. Frafl yland, president Of the Mid
Winter fair association was called on
for remarks and reported about a
81 ,009A me treasury to conduct this
years fair which i will be held! Feb.
10;,a1 land ] q He told Of mans, good
speakers and expert farmers who will
be here on the occasion. s.
= n j 40
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
PRoGREssIVEEs NIL Is N EEL fl

he. Prog gressive Republ lican league
OFF, Worth Dakota will meet in Fargo
on January % % under q call issued by
Presid dent B. ollock of Fargo
The call for the conference an
5nounces no proposed attempt AT slate
king.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16

sS i; In he list Of pianos which p.
sGS bertson sold Of recent dat the
name Of ST. Joseph church was o1nii e e
ed by an overs ght. This vas one soff
the first sold I'M the recent rush oa8
musical sins strument Is.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
BERNT ANDERSON FAvoRABLY Y
MENTIONED IN LIST or
HI CANDIDATES.

10, 49,, II, . . -. I. Ef7s. -
~. =, iii<a Aea 4
= M ls - ai.ize1ioi ~, Wllch i,s mas
= poH ...,, = - - ' .e iast eWo
~ oe : - e1s hekl
ta,a .asl s4a1 ne ,nulcallons are mar
j, rs 1.eauanee Mhi pe sreater, e no.
s s. .eseo = = ~ ehistory of tne Of
=, aiid 81 asplrsants Tor polit-
Ia - als a"'allill lts ou1conie
.r, -, ' s 5aess an1slety. s'ge n
5 ile airst ,nlarter for con sideratisa y !.
M 81 sa'cli tnere ~. WI ootitiess
II l.eu WI pc lhe pro
I. : E - ~ laee
:, !. y se'iieraiiy DelleVea
lAos = - PA e
~ . pir1. than taey
r M s. - las reeeii ~ tne ieat
ipiicals are SAD saah
oeiiel u US seherai ailong
-. go eiias l.ley vii sweep '' the
NJ, ~ e, neA. & une',
.e 80 VIZ :. pio'a pis De ho en-,
= atlaoe az tefe
=. -, mere y ho douDt tilat
= pe Sly ,, stained SO is'
eiis essise ie,adefs are COZ COZ 4
he practically tixa5 II, m 81 Z, I. j,
certain
q. 81, ,S's stlss3 tssss ls.5
M Z 8
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rs rank Getty Of Han sbobro is
visiting Ysis relatives in the city rs,
iGettys came down with her mother,
Mrs. Palazra who has been her
guest and was on the wa home to
Grand Forks. Her mot erin law, Mrs.
sGettys of Sauk Cent ter, m inn, arrived
here today and goes to Hansboro with
Mrs. Gettys tomorrow. n
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16

DR. Robb of s,ando was in tht
city Monday off this week enroute Il
attend to business matters and visit
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16

S5s Miss ilson of Dunseith under
went IN operation recently at the
Mercy hospital
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-16
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.SSs expected that the big exhibition
VIII VIII big draw wing card: This is
the IN; lining 8 ofs its kind which has
ever been attem pted in ss,ly lyorth Dakora
and S many people viii sund onbtedly be
present. }s32 sS22
# $el. A large repres enta ion Will be here
for the me citing Of the $historica So
\ B9c,isety This is an imp ant organiza-
stion and to DR. Libby much credit is
due 1;lps for suec eding in landing the con-
8Yention, as there we're several larger
cities after 1T q year at the Omaha
me eeting. q n
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Continued oll threes
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