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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17
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Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale.

Whereas Frank l.. Butler and Charles G.
Butler. OF the postofiice Of Brsddock. N.
OAK. did on the cd day Of Jsuusry. i0l1
make their certain chattel mortgage to The
German State Bank of Linton. NJ D., to Sc
cure promissory note for Sle5 80 which note
from date until paid, and which said mort
gage was fled In the ONCE uf the register OF
desds OF Emmons County. n D.. on the ed
Gay OF January. 1919, vt $50 D. m. and duly
entered In book Z OF Chsttel Mortgage In
ae1es ana which said note and mortgage
are now owned by said moPtss9oe:
WhersAs. default has baen made by said
~! mo9tttgagors IN that they have failed 10 pay
salo note when due or at all. and whereas
Lnsie ls Claimed to be due on said note with
pr!h1cipai and interest the sum Of $1,000, to-
BeNIner Win the costa Of sale.
Wv, therefore. notice is hereby given that
, n,us.KaRe and by order of the MORTGAGE and
!p',si owner Of said note aud mortgage, I
vi. mai, oasr for sale ut public auction, agree
..y, ~ statute, At the front door of tho
~, nouse. In the city OF Linton. county OF
nd,, mons and state Of North Dakota. at the
day t Of e o'clock p on SATURDAY. the 2sth
scnrlned cbattels. to.wit:
nv Crown mower. foot,
0 0ne Emerson disc, feet.
One Disc.
0ne John Deere sulky pillow.
One sulky pillow.
Sa red ican COW. named Ronsy,
Dated this 18th day OF April. A. D. 1918.
sheriff OF Emmons County. N. d.
ARMSTRONG T. CAMERON.
Linton. North Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17

demolished. A house In the southern
edge Of thu town of Steele was also
blown to pieces. The wind did no dam
age to the more substantial elias. Of
buildings
The ia'v say that the clerk of the dis
trict court shall provide venire for
jury service. land keep it full" Hsw
can that be done after prohibition goes
into effect.
Don't forget the INSTRUMENTATION
material and spiritual--at the school,
house tonight. This will be sure
enough ice cream. "friz" with real ice,
and An interesting and musical program
will be provided.
A couple of weeks ago "Young Jake
kalberer took up sheep and, as re.
CURED by law, came over to Billspor,
and advertised It. 1t cost him a dolla,
and he lost half a days time. And now
the doR-gone sheep has vamosed with.
out leaving Jake lock Of its wool as a
token of remembrance.
Mr.. Cell returned safely from trip "a
South Dakota. where he visited the
camp-meeting at La Grace and also
made business journey to Eureka. He
says the crops down there are looking
we'll. although not so far advanced as
up this way. But 1t would be hard to
find township In the Dako,as Thu. year
where the crops are not looking we'll.
Tom Kelly. who was at Steele during
the storm on Thursday night of last
week. says that the lightning was vivid
and the peals of thunder terrific. Tom
declares that one blast Of the heavenly
artillery-a little heavier than the rest
upset the bedstead and dumped him up
on the floor. A number at Steele, how.
ever. deny that the thunder amounted to
much; and some insist that what Mr..
Kelly took to be thunder was only Land.
lord Stickney snoring in room situate
al ne other end OF the building.
n. S. Parkin, of the Cannonball
Ranch. is doing good thing for this
county in letting out for term Of years,
on shares. high.grade cows to our set.
tiers. Last week E. c. Campbell
brought over II cows Five entitled to
registry in the short-horn record, and a
full-blood bull Of the same breed. J.
Roop secured Is short.horn cows Five
eiisible). and full blood bull Of same
breed. The term is three years. and the
stock will be kept in the Denham herd.
On the same terms .(but to be delivered
this fall) Commissioner Yeater will get
20 Angus-grade cows and a pure blood
bull, same breed; and Juhn Boutillier,
20 short-horn grade cows and bull Of
same breed.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17
Pioneer days
lin Town and Out

/ ~ " IS oibi out~-
From the Record. June 20, 1880:
The county commissioners will mee,
on July eth.
The various school board. of the
county willmeet on Tuesday, July 9th
Mr.. Cell, just up from south of Beaver
reports that flax and miIlet are yet be.
ing sown.
Arthur McCinnis has sold his herd q,
thlrty-sevcn head of cattle to Mcrchan,
Conner.
The district court meets at Williams.
port next month, and the Record will
probably be able in its succeeding issue
ITO give the exact date.
The past week has been very rainy
Everything is looking nicely, and crop
OF hay could be cut on the housetops-
that IS, the sod housetops.
Mr.. Armstrong. who has been expect.
ing visit by his parents and sister. has
been disappointed by receiving word
that they could notcome this year.
Judging from the number OF names
we have heard mentioned for the place.
every man in Emmons county must be
preparing to vote. for himself for sheriff.
Senator Worst and the writer took. in
the tournament at Fargo this week, and
the scribe attended the meeting Of the
State Republican Central Committee.
The Williamsport gentleman who Wis.
tied cannonball Ranch last week, re-.
port that some of Mr.. Park,n,s bucks.
Just sheared, gave from % to 80 pounds
OF wool.
Some damage was done by the wind
on Thursday night Of last week. Billy
ogle's shack was strewn upon the prai-
rie and also the building on the Whit
ney quarter on section 10, A part of the
roof Of ". J.Kelley's house. at Liyona,
was taken off. and in Husleigh county
Donald Stewards new log house was
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17
Notice TO Creditors.
In shs matter ., the Estate of HI

In the matter of the Estate of Hugo
Eelsinger, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given by the undsrsig ned.
Hugh FeIsinser ate 81 ne COMFY ns ~ Em o.
mons and state Of North Dakota, decea sed
70 the creditors Of and all persons having
claims aRainst said deceased, to exhibit
four ~ months after the 6rst publication Of
tina notice. to said administrator ut the res
idence Of Wesley Baker, In township one
hundred thirty Ave (i35) range seventy-nine
CD. In said Enmons county. The said
Wesley Baker, whose postotfice address Is
Liyonh, Emmons county, N. OAK, has been
administrator. upon whom legal process
against said administrator may be served.
Dated May 70, 1915.
JOHN WOLF,
BY MARION CoNKLIN, =
Attorney for administrators.
May2T-Junel;
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17
Notice TO Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that the board OF
county commissioners of Emm0ns county,
North Dakota. Invite and will receive scaled
proposals up TO four (4) O'Clock y. m. OF July
yards. more or less, on the township line be-
tween sections Q and 7-1Y5-H and sections /
and ls-la5 40. known Of the HokSy3efY
Slough. ~.
Proposals should be marked "Bitis for
grading" and addressed to the county audi
tor at Linton, N. D., ana be accompanied by
a certified check In 10 per cent of the amount
of such bid.
The board reserves the right to reject any
and al bids.
Dated o. Linton. M D., this 2lst day Of
Maya, d. 1915.
JOHN X. SNYDRR,
Auditor of Emmons couaty. N ID.
BY order Of the Board OF County 9Comrnis-
,siOners. June3.zS
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17
Taken.Up.

Came to my place one mile south.
east of Hull. ON section 6-l29.76,
about the 9Th day Of May. one Iron
gray mare. three years old; no
brands. Owner please call, nay
charges and take the animals away, 4
N A. HOLLAAR.
ady-jun3-17 Hull, N. Oak.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17
Notice Of stoskholaer. s,s.tlnr

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Emmona County
Telephone Company for the election
OF Directors and the transaction Of
such other business az shall come
before the meeting, will be held at
the principal Office OF said corpora,
ton at Tanivik, Emmons County,
North Dakota. on Tuesday the 22nd
day Of June, 1915 ut 2 o'clock p. m.
B. A. Nickel.
Secretary q Treasurer,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17
Reward Offered.

10 the Public:
:, The school Board of Marie School District,
No.l7, hereby authorizes the payment OF q
Or persons furnishing information which will
convict any one damaging ahy of the'public
school buildings or other property of the
said Mario school buildings, No. II.
BY Order OF The Board OF Directors Of Ma
JOHN KELsCH,
juHe3 President.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17
Proposals For School Funds,

piled laws of North Dakota. 1918 the direc-
tor 8 OF Hague School District No. So will re-
ceive sealed proposals up to July la, 1915.
for the deposit of the funds of said school
district.
Such proposals shall be in sesled enyel-
ope, marked Proposals for Deposit OF
school funds" and addressed to
X. A. HULM,
Olork,
School District,
Hague,
N. Oak.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17

Correspondence otthe Record. June g.
John Wolf is on the sick list.
Some car! This new "Hupp."
William Cleverlnga, Jr., lost a valu.
able horse.
We are daily expecting an announce.
mcnt card.
Farmers have no reason to COMPLAIN
about drought.
Editor Strcetcr, of 1.-The Record -
made tour Of these parts Tuesday last.
A number of Wcstfield people wit.
messed the ball-9amc at Pollock, Nav
3lst.
We are wondering whether "Wat-
kin's extracts" are extremely popular
at Linton.
The Dale division of the Overland
Telephone Company system. Is now
nearing completion.
Arie STAN, the coyote hunter, has a
neat bunch of pelts on exhibition. /.
all helps to keep the "wolf" from the
door.
We are looking with anticipation to-
ward the time when our new pastor.
Rev. Mcnning, shall arrive. which will
be some time in July.
John Tillcma. now acts as .sand.
man." He's hauling the gravel to be
used in the construction of Fred Clever
inga's new mansion at Westfield.
''Long-about knee deep in mud" will
be the average autoists parody on Ri.
ley's famous "knec-deep in June" poem.
II these refreshing showers continue to
arrive with the frequency with which
they have come of late. But Just the
some the farmer smiles. Why shouldn',
he2
Our South Dakota informant now
brings the stunning intelligence that
Wcstfield's farmer. Capitalist and
sheep-man. }. d. Rockefeller Brummel,
has been disappointed in his extensive
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" advertising
scheme. We extend our sympathy ia
the much suffering man. Those women
are surely hard TO satisfy.
E. 'RAsTUS.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17

mits the degradation and filth of the
business. He will complain that
other laws are not enforced. What
an argument! Why enforce any be-
cause some are not complied with?
Why not every man carry q gun and
protect himself al best he may?
Why not dispense with courts of
law and peace officials? In other
words, why not make believe that
this is Mexico? What does it mean
when champion of the booze ring
will come out Of his hole and say:
LET q manly man come in manly
manner to see that all laws be en-
forced, and he will receive Linton's
goodwill, support and sympathy"
Isn't that strong arrangement Of
the duly elected and qualified Of
ficials who swore to enforce those
laws? Isn't it a fine state of affairs
when it is assumed that man is
supposed to come" from some
where to enforce the laws while the
county pays hundreds Of dollars per
annum for just that thing?
The writer has never been partic-
ularly sanity and has done little
good In the world perhaps. But as
a matter of cold, hard facts he is
tired of fighting battle with booze
and blind-piggers to get the pay
ment Of the accounts due him. We
have q fine, healthy array of names
of dsad-beats and topers who have
skinned" US while the pigger got
their money. We have seen women
who were absolutely dependant on
some of these soaks in actual want
and chasing the town over in a
fruitless attempt to round up the
supposed protector" of their homes.
Leaving out the many arguments of
moral nature and getting down to
the cold facts of expectancy, it ia
time that this town, and its neigh
bors, was getting within the law.
The Record man has ALWAYS been
willing to put his shoulder to the
wheel to help push for his town and
county. He will always do so-even
though by SO doing he plays into
the other fellows hand. And don't
forget that the best service any man
car do his town is to prevent the
corrupting Of its people through the
wholesale peddling of beer and
whiskey. And the newspaper that
is afraid to strike the nail squareIy
on the head in such a campaign is
not worthy the name by which it is
known.
So much for the theory of the
thing. Now for actual conditions:
Whether or no, this town and this
county stands to be purged Of the
illegal traffic. In the process some
will find themselves ground between
the mill.wheels of Justice. So be it.
The lonR-headed man, instead of
fighting for the thing. is accepting
the situation philosophically and
making the best of it. Look over
the list of ordinary blind. piggers
and see of what value they are to
any one even themselves. What
excuse is there for palliating them
and their dirty dens? Sensible and
honest men. irregardless Of their
personal habits. are getting behind
the movement. Emmons county for
one will soon be numbered among
the counties in which the law is re-.
spected. 1t will not then be neces-
sary for apologies to be put forth
when the county is held up to the
view Of the people of the state az
was the case when the Fargo Forum
recently carried legitimate news
story of the actual facts as they ex-
lat or have existed hereabouts.
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Notice For Bids.

The Board Of Winonn School District No. Z
hereby give notice that bids will be received
until the 2sd day OF June for the tearing
down OF school No. OF Winona. Lum-
Der TO DO clear of nails and left III condition
70 be used 10 the erection. of new school
buildings.
jos Nj. pIETz,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17

A-131.74. on or about May 18th, one
Buckskin GeldiDg about 2 years old.
No special markings.
Address,
LORENZ LEINIZ.
adv -jun3-17 Hague. N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17

] have rented the Temyik meat
market and will keep q full supply
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17
Talren.un

Taken up at my farm 10 seetion
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Westtie|d Whispers
Correspondence of the Record. Juns:l
Cleft over from last week)

Correspondence of the Record Juns:1
Cleft over from last week)
VIM. F. Clevesinga lost his best horse
last week.
The wheat crop is looking fine all
over. How about Jips2
Everybody breaking Monday. The
ground is in good shape.
A. lat Veldt purchased q new Over
land auto from Mr.. Schall at Hague.
Mrs. Insus Bershcuvel is very sick
and is under the care OF Dr. Shockey.
DR.. Wells and F. c. Palmer, of Lin
ton, were seen around Westfield last
week.
VIM. hammers can now tell what
baching is like. Mrs. L. is visiting her
folks for few days.
Mr.. c. 3. had better have an ad. in the
Record. Maybe he'd have better luck
Don't give up. cerrit.
f. c. Gaylord left for his home a.
West La Faycttc. Ind, but will be back
in the fall to teach school.
Cerrit Van Vugt is getting steam rig
in shape to start breaking. He will
start for John Cleveringa.
Miss Johanna Voskoek has finished
her term of school at Wcstfield and has
returned to her home at Baldwin, Wis.
c. J. Van der Lecst, the Wcstfield
postmaster. storekeepcr and cream buy.
or is surely doing his share of business
and will soon need another horse to pull
him. Get an auto. Claus.
JOSH.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-17
BMM0NS COUNTY RECORD.
Linton. North Dakota.
BY F. B. sTREETER.
PIONEER PAPER OF THE COUNTY

The Record Is entered at Linton Postois,co
~ secoud-ciass matter
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 FFosHer Gavcrnor Wm sulser ana wife arrived in town on the Gpclsahc Ithisa merrib after sayisit lof s@v. 'eral weeks: duration al. Sulzer aud wrangclL sfiHkc GovtsssinfosIas the Miner thS wiile he iaas at sulacr tIs mine wxs stafte& u1 wishs | crdw of 40 men N woyR ana already 1t is producing bette tAsn yfffty tohs oss ore per day, which is g being tis tram IrneA tlesvp to. the bnAlkers at the beach. Tlte Parsjsa.aon her last ,tftp took asont,t n shipmantsi obssreQ QDd{si tho expsesations sases skat-s snoeher e,ss ssitl Bc ready For her when sie calls in on this vdyagE. ssS' isss =
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 s'PeGoerad, July as-~The past couple of days demontrasss that ,hs Iasassian army thshgh badly crip. pied is..fiil ab,s to put up stout .aefsass.a Tiiis iEf pissicaiafIy tue sMafioiin;f Warsaw, Whsfc tke Gcrmans. taac nunsrfdaiiy stiddaaker than ths kassshns, Int in aits Of that f3ct the lstter nry hdittiR thehf in chdcl' and 1t is Believed hefe that tffitsy fftsli may eventually turn the tabisss on sAs ihvading f6sees ana dfiye them b4ci siaiih .sgiaalih. Every ioes Stfenethcns the Russian posisieSs, and Warsaw and her shvirose saay now se likened lte n pslilabt seippeds dsNa flor astitn, and fezsoAg fsf ! assxeryl existence Tie ater numBef ofa She sheH.eons lbatnists have been sSene away in Ilaifa aad tEs iseity ay now sefhine but smiIitafy Huge cannon, sSortors ahld howftsefs are now in position, each with sfts separate supply of. am 'iannition, and an manned H'by the best that Russia scan offer. The rsaf is sralitsI with khviag said tl,iss morning that Gernnnys could net.atake Warsaw. is.
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,,GesesHcr ana Mrs. Jg E. fAs1 Strong sfetufnetrs siyestesday morning ons the
 Alameda ftpai stkeirs ahnuals trip pthrohsk ttAs islssEsrsls6 yAlaika. E z Tho Governor made As~Prvlsi siqe Hessps 4s&4s as..-kA < 14s sAs1.hnrasel t4s inspect the work being done by the Alaska RaiffSad Connaissioa ard IF. ports that everything isi moving B; long nicely , ssTkeG foadhei dhas,s fUtr a9finisn$,l for distance of 25 miles, with tits and rails laid for .PaEt of that dis stance. Thirty miles moro. iof rsoadb$t isrs~elf under way and win be 1ih- sshed sGoPtly. 1T Was told by VI: 2. 1sdes, Of the Commissiop, said the Governor.
 "The new tow9site, ise an ideal lP- catipns for ta tpwRa sitpated on Ia sloping plateau, with ! a gravel sub. seil, making sspexfeet drainage This is op the right side of Ship Creek, lo6kipg firs sl strea,a:s ops tke left side the 20 %sovssiihmcht is building n number of modern bungalows for the employees, and are putting, shT 2
 water and sewer system of their
 own.
 ..The sale of lots in the townsite
 had been finished when I arrived and | was informed by Mr. Boyle and Mr. sCbfistensen, that over $l52,-
 900 had been realized by the sale
 the lots ranging iHaprice from $a5 for those in the back part of the town. ste q, ,150 for choice locations. "Therc was little kick among the msa tbeSe, On the method of dis posing of the lots, but the greater
 part of the 2.00o people in the dis.
 trrict were satisfied. There has been n sickness to amount to anything Ethcffe ass z far as I could find out, despite the contrary reports. The eosesnme~t physicians told me that the only cases reported had been a Few minor diseases, such as measles.' / He Governor reports a pleasant trip with sIly eps sa,y of z rain, 1T which Mes: at Nome: The party were l. .strnek. .a Ynknu rixeI~ sand bar
 for five days and nights when their
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E0|R|IsI ||' gl|HgEC|k } l TIE ADVANCE.

Berlin JpN p The 2 ceAszal Staff aanounees sJaat that tho oder fort ifications of Warsaw arc holding sods against the German attaaks much better than anticipated. In fact. the German advan6s hAs bah Check ed, no ground having been eninel during the past tssh twashht sfedt hours
 This is not taken scrioasly h0wev5r;s as the Russinn lines of communtca- tien .pctybe4 Che math pssrteof Rus- aia and Warsaw are tlrcatcncd at < sAsblia- and. sGhelm from thsa seutas von Mackensen is battling his way tssSasd stAsl ssssaef' ptaees some sof s the ,stiffest fisktias Sf the ePtisc gai : war, copeiassiag the napaber of men lls sqesgeds ASSins erialisna in tbat sIesiPn. Ins sspi8 ef it howsyer, !. hesiwsy ,iv beiek raade, as slowly but sslrsaS stks, Gef@anie forces oveFeop,e rrsFsanas and pFess ever forwsld.
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At the meeting on; the Cq,nnpn Council : last night It was Aecids ed to commence, the improvement of Main ' street at oneen but t,l,s Dock sstsst ,wasl left op the table z ,lcygf> rpnt pills were allewedl, and the SEeet ComHissioner pstsqsted !ts extend the Main street seweri.to 1deep water. The restosof the evening was devoted to.,4the discussion of ways and means t and other matters Pf general interest, including sopaitioips gl It < 1the sssshoel house. 5sss hifaS
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AT THE GRAND

Tonight From Rail,splitter to. 'frel1dent, 4 ig sthe two reel subject SS ke shown at tRe Grand for two 5td E had needs no explanation that 5AS b4in51pal character is that of s{pj dSAlgY Ebeloyed Lincoln. Ffanesi Eosd E3nfpes36n14es Lincoln almost se sE eoSIp sls6vjss him as a rail splitter Ill yeunesr days the Hpgt sefezl soizew flat chme into 1sis tife at the loss of z5iS first love, rhsn ake eisii wa; aIiacoln st
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\ 'rerIiks, Jaiy as. The Tle, siid gradual spS- 5 ssidsnce Of the floods flood in centtal China cnabies athe lgoyerdnasent itp
 ihhkc an estimate of the 5 loss of life during the past two weeks. The
 flooded area | a big one, and the lowest estimates place ths number Iof fatalities at; from onS afatndffea and
 seventy.five to two hundred etholls-
 and. '' ~''sis l sa.i M
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stetnncr grounded, si'whichii allowed
 them only one day in FaiEbahksl {
 and the same length of time at F isBusiAesa athiouaghs the ihferior il
 good,,' said the Governor, '.and everyone I talked with is making ! Elittle money, although they all sal
 it is not as good as it has been ii
 other years The boom days fpT
 Alaska rare tone and business #
 settling idowh ste stesay bsris n
 At A9cborades stheres sare mahy mel istin but df wofk but there ssare hk cases of deafitutioa ana want as |reportcd, accorasg to ths Govqs
 nor. Many men have bee4l, put te |Axork and the sEngipeefi1g icommis sson sfnf fornied Iimhthat many mofe would.s be l,at to work ii Ia short tune. .--.-.zz--- ssss
 < There has been mucItE kicking q nong the dissa tisfied cnes' about working. for a7 ls2 reents per llopr For eight hours, but that fs Egradual. lyHadying uut as tife meA lind they at,n make wages and Save aboht 40 clear oeEsof that, saia Gover; Strong-.Juneau Dispatch. l,
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

Ahe helm Of the shattere.la ssltip of state, .when h6s led Aansticsaate the
 position from whence ssAe rises to Siih- sspire all the world Goms and Ssee Eraneis Ford, nst. as Loubeeque, but .as Liaealn. Along with this pictu3e will be an Animated Weekly show
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