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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-18
EARS. Yet We Hear Not"

A Greensburg. Pa. claimed exemption from the
national army these grounds
"My sense of hearing is fear heavy cannon
aiding would impair IT, if not cause total deafness
War does deaien. Ii has yet dcatened Americans
Yet have and hear no-hear the warning o
this
Cannonadng America would be louder, and would
dcafen Americans than eannonadng Europe And
those with TO hear the tarreverberating
sound the guns the battleieds OF France have also
hearing delicate enough the lesson that the
with Germany American serving IN France IS
better than 10 serving few years from
baeeds American soil. in defense OF their very
hearthstones
And-war does more than deaien IL destroys-some-
times all II is FAR better that of be stunned
poraly by going the of the eannonadng while all
the rest OF like Toans home supplement their
efforts all be only stunned but SCARED
and crippled crushed by deadly and costly trug
gle in front yard.
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WILSON AND WAR


Editor The Star: President VII.
son himself knows best tho rea.
sons. the motives, and the pur.
poses that led him TO declare war
upon Germany.
The present war in which We
are engaged Is different from all
other wars that America has
waged. Take as an example the
revolutionary war. Tho war OF the
revolution was accompanied by ex.
IRENE sacrifices on the part OF our
people. Our people engaged in
that war because they desired free
dom. They wanted the war.
II may sound paradoxlcal. but
we are waging this war because
We do not desire TO wage Il. This
Is made plain from the fact that
President Wilson was reelected be.
cause no kept us out OF war" Our
great and good president declared
war for high purposes OF his own.
But let no one be deceived. The
president has not proved false to
tho trust reposed IN him by the peo-
pie Else we're he damned Az low.
az Lucifer We are In this war on
the understanding that our purpose
is not warlike. and that We have
entered the war unwillingly. Herein
Is a paradox and a great mystery.
Let wise and discerning people flg.
ure Il out.
President Wilson declared war
against Germany in order that the
war might might end sooner. The
proof OF the presidents wisdom
VIII probably be found In the fact
that the war will end before our
boys fire a shot.
CHARLES HOOPER.
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EDITORIALETTES

ELEANOR GLADE; The kiss should
think Of
for only about half minute half
either. for tina; ma;terl
JAPANESE NEWSPAPERS alarmed a Increase In
The mllonares have skin
eemebody don't they7
Russian soldlers-,heyu be
Immune from street corner Washers
LIBERIA negro republic. declares Germany
Another for German autocraey 70 hate a~fully
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selves WITHOUT violating Professional Ethics.
Well, there the Sick Man lay. with the six surgeons
looking him over and, finally, DR. Jones said;
AN the symptoms indicate Appendicitis with adhesions
and likely gangrene Of the ntesnes. his
Ncrmtorm Immediately" and he began unlocking the
which held his laneeS. saws needles etc.
lust one moment interrupted DR. Smith ~ observe
decided lump the left lobe the liver and you perceive the
patients evident Intermittent paroNysms OF eNcruciang pain
Gall stone Cole, beyond doubt will his Gall
Bladder IT You please and he took lance
bright needle from the black box he carried.
Let not be precpitate spoke up Dr. Lewis stepping
forward In all my long diagnostician saw
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STAR BEAMS
Greetings, does your wife
serve "hors d'Hooverw

Mr.. G. Weed Is an officer OF the
Fall River steamship line. AND
Perry Gorick is patent medicine
maker OF Roanoke. Va
AND so MARRIED WE'RE THEY
4 hasy. hinge moon. giimp~ed down be-
tween the trees . xreen.ward already
enrpeted with the glow from festeons Of
Jonanese lanterns. Sounded softly the
ssrutns Of the Iohengren March. and
ever the lawn stepped two fairy little
f1gurss. strewfnx flowers. followed by .
size Of her father. and attended by .
masrsn 81 honor. all rosy In the dimness.
Came these to the marriage bower to
~ waiting straight. slim groom and his
attendant. Clear over the hush mel
tssped the words % the marriage service.
NAnx. then. thru the sIieaee. the chords
n Nendelssohn Wedding March. Gath
ssd sbout the bower Joyous guests with
wsrds Of eongratuisfien. Appeared
hide with her groom on the pisxSs. and
= hvtde's cake wa. cut amid appr-eiatiys
Whesps. and n brides bouquet tossed TO
eager hands.--weilesiey Mass Towns
man
The department OF agriculture
announces the corn crop this year
to be 3.1si 100000 bushels. The fig
ure II not correct. The crop IL
s.1s1 900. ooo1s bushels. The d. OF a.
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hallow young man who had carried
tho Gladstone grin.
Tommy. meantime. under Lana
gan's instructions. had epeeded
back 90 the hotel TO await liArpcrs
return there and 20 pledge that
mahout TO the secrecy of the chauf
feur tribe. He was none too soon
MaFFArt. while flanagan still scout
ed around the Richmond. had
taken a direct psth 10 the hotel
10 locate the chauffeur who had
driven the first car. But when he
found him. the shrcwd Tommy had
done his worAA Harper knew moth.
Ing more than that he had dropped
his passenger ~ the corner OF Full.
tons and Baker SITS. received an or.
binary tip. and turned back for tho
hotel without noticing which dircc.
ton the man took.
But. when flanagan finally ar.
rived back downtown. the curious
thing was that Harper had told
Maggart substantially tho truth.
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Next Novel
Persuasive Peggy"
By MAvARENE THOMPSON

Incidentally. don't take any options
ON any OF this real estate: because
I'm going Co grab that chunk of
Allison money myself"
They sped down Golden Gate but
two blocks. turned down TO Fulton
and hacktracked 10 DevisAdero.
flanagan geiting out at each cross.
ing and accommodating for signs Of
Maggart or his machine Proceed
ing cautiously. they finally crossed
DcvlHadcro and flanagan sent the
car back 10 the hotel while he
spent an hour drifting thru the
districts In garage auto. keeping
his eyes wide for any sign OF liar.
per's car or any glimpse OF the
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clearer of Floating Kidney. Following the operation
OF extracting tho Kidney which will perform you will
observe immediate lowering of temperature and relief from
all pafoxySms and he laid ances the table and began
rolling up his coat sleeves.
Permit me-" interposcd DR. Adams Observe the gen
cal cvcsh condition OF the abdomen and tho slight chill
accompanying the paroysms The pulse goes by leaps and
there evident spasmodc effort in the urethra region The
diagnosis clearly Calcu in form and which
with the Bladder IN five minutes and he took
from carried under his arm, bright lance and
spool OF fine silver thread.
II should be ready agree with you, gentlemen"
claimed DR. Snyder. unstrappng small but sache
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hen the House Is Afire Don't Call the Street Sprinkler

containing anccs. bottles, Murphy buttons and 50 forth
were the sharp rolling Of the eyebas and twtchng Of TIC
cana muscles conclusive proof Of Brain Trouble the
Of the general disorder Now by removing that
part OF the Ccrebrum affected will restore all the normal
functions"
81 would suggest" broke in DR.. Williams, that thu
dagnoss Enthusiastically indicates Intestinal Trouble With
my clecro-lancct which have brought with me. il viii
take little time remove the Large Intestine and"
Now il appears that the poor Sick Man heard all these
things that proposed and he said 10 himself III they
take from all organs will be nothing left Of
me anyway" and he turned his couch and died
Moral When the house afre yell for the fire depart
ment chief the street sprinkler.
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ter information flanagan received
with quickened interest
But I'm Just one jump ahead ~
friend Leslie on that line" he re-.
Elected IN satisfaction. Attic
suppose Maggart II straining his
immaierial gray matter puzzling
out who was chasing and why"
Raymond Winkeppner finally
came IN. In glance flanagan saw
that he had been drinking.
Something r. riding my dapper
friend strong" remarked flanagan.
ludicially. Possibly it's that
500. 900 he's caught short at his
brokers the last ton days"
Winkeppner noticed him. he1-
tated a moment. and then walked
rapidly over 10 where he sat. =
ITO Be Contlnueo)
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WHY MAGAZINE READERS GO
INSANE

fFrom the August Smart Set)
You are a little baby TO mo. a
dear little baby to be protected and
loved zealously."
One slim shoulder shrugged Il.
self delicately as her lips quivered
In a grin.
"Ah. you temptress, You VAN
pirel You Babylonian woman,
You hussy! You"
She leaned forward eagerly. One
small hand crept into his gym.
pathetically. and she smiled &c
statically.
It's not so bad. this idea OF won.
en- wearing trousers. For years
they've been borrowing their brtoh.
ers' ard husbands collars and ties.
and the men may have an opportu.
nifty OF getting even.
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To Tacoma Through
the West Pass

The s. 8. Tacoma on her 1900 r. NJ.
trip TO Tacoma tomorrow will make
that run through the West Pass,
allowing Passengers a view OF Cove,
OiiaIa, Lisa Beula and Spring Beach
1.-THE popular camping resort
beautiful trip-~and dandy Sunday
afternoon outing.
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Letters TO the Editor

In Justice 10 the insurance com.
panies. believe you should cor.
rect the misleading and incorrect
statement OF your correspondent
with reference 10 this matter.
ROBERT s. BOYNS,
Manager the Prudential
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60c = Round Trip - Coo

~ 8. Tacoma and indianapolis
lcave colman Dock every two hours
after 700 a. ". for Tacoma direct.
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION 60.
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By E. D. K.

failed 10 count our crop.
HAD WE Found 1T WE SHOULD
HAVE THOUGHT 1T WAS
IADN's
Ie~t--seutieman's pipe containing
letters e.. ne In siiser-Aas ertl.~meai
In Cleveland toJ Leader.
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THE HOPE OF THE LITTLE LANDS

That Individual independence shall be achieved by
Millions OF Men and Women, Walking in the Sun
shine without Fear OF Want.
That In response to the Loving Labor Of their Own
Hands the Earth shall Answer their prayer-"Gve
This Day Daily Bread"
That they and their children shalt be proprletors,
rather than Tenants working not for Others, but for
Themselves.
That theirs shall be the LIE OF the Open-the Open
Sky and the open Heart-Frserant with the Breath
Of Flowers-More Fragrant with the Spirit OF Fellow
ship which makes the Good OF the Concern Of
All and Raises the individual by Raising the Mass.
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~ you value your watch. let
Haynes repair IL. Mex: Liberty
theatre. Advertisement
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Come out and see ALDER
WOOD MANOR for your
self! See the young fiibert
trees actually bearing their
first fruit. Visit the blooded
poultry stock. housed In the
most modern poultry build
ines In existence. ALDER
WOOD M A NJ OR breathes
Freedom and happiness-you
will enjoy every minute OF
your stay.
And while you are there
read the inscription over the
huge fireplace In the social
and educational hall. II es.
presses the real sentiment be-
hind AlpERWooD MANOR.
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MDERwooD MANOR Is already a wonderful success. II.
future greatness abundany
opment In the community andcrs" being watched
with eager and keen interest
now industry OF greater proportions
greater moment than anything else this
blessed with Is being created for Seattle
already sprouted VIII in YOUR 10
greatest poultry colony and flbe nut district in
In all large movements OF this character vision
10 fathom the desires OF mankind
such Is evident In the development Manor
unity or purpose In the foundation
building me tres that glow in the fireplace.
which will spend the winter hall viii
radate the warm spirit OF Fellowship that
tho
There must not be single failure AIDERWOOD MANOR
ana 10 make sure that all who embrace the
teachers
raising. Hilbert home
preserving and domestic science will be
The handsome social and educational hail will
around which the life OF ALDERWOOD MANOR rotate
classes with lectures illustrated
will be important OF the
attend and learn the methods making poultry
raising the most profitable branch
you VIII be shown how make dollars
for hen of the a farm
will provide for And will also and
interesting the work Is
II is for YOU that ALDERwOOD MANOR has been created
When have reached the limit earning capacity
town, your little fpYsat ALDERWOOD MANOR be
for you start Vow. your children can live a
life OF ease and independence the
the Hilbert nut orchard and chdens YOU
VIII be enjoying prosperity and plenty
result OF foresight here Seattle the
only hlbert nut district in America
PUGET MILL COMPANY
Land Department
WALKER BUILDING, SEATTLE
Phone Elliott 1872
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RARY

Picture framing is our speciality,
Gilbertson, Devils Lake. 47-tf
Mrs. John jacobson went to Lakota
Thursday to visit he rsister.
Have your picture frames made at
Gilbertson's, Devils Lake. 47-tf
Let our expert frame your pictures.
Gilbertson, Devils Lake. 47-tf
Miss Effie Saunders who is teaching
at Colgate came home to spend her
Thanksgiving.
Gilbertson has got the biggest line
Of picture frames in the country. De-
wills Lake. Att
John Thelin, commissioner for this
district, was a business visitor in
Crary Wednesday.
20 below zero Wednesday morning,
Dec. 9Th, vas notice that winter is now
here in earnest.
The snow is now of sufficient volume
to give preference to sleighing rather
than wheeling.
P. ]. Kavanaugh of Grand Forks came
up Friday for a visit with his sister,
Mrs. Brown.
F. r. Stevens, H. S. Pond, A. E.
Southam and A.. o. Wickum were
t~ransacting business at the county seat
Saturday.
Mrs. John Hilgers is at Waconia,
Cologne and other points in Minneso-
ia this week visiting friends and re-
latives.
The Ladies Aid of the United Luth-
eran church met Wednesday afternoon
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PENN.

Miss Arley Tufford spent Thanks
giving at her home.
Miss Nellie Pinkerton of Devils Lake
visited friends here last week.
Picture framing is our specially,
Gilbertson, Devils Lake. 47-tf
Mrs. Fred Gang went to Devils
Lake Tuesday 70 visit her husband.
Fave your picture frames made at
Gilbertson's, Devils Lake. 47-tf
Mrs. J. H. Gessner and daughter,
Louisa were at Devils Lake Saturday.
Let our expert frame your pictures.
Gilbertson, Devils Lake. 47-tf
Simon Zimmers autoed up from Dey-
lis Lake last Tuesday to attend a we'd
ding.
Miss Cora Jensen returned Satur-
day from Pekin where she spent her
Thanksgiving.
Gilbertson has got the biggest line
Of picture frames in the country. De-
wills Lake. att
VIM. Stoesser called on his son-in-
law, Nh. Gang, of Devils Lake Satur-
day.
Valentine Stoesser made a business
trip to the county seat.
Jean Stoesser and Mrs. Anna Mill
arke left Thursday for Herman, Mimi,
to visit their sister who was taken
suddenly i'll.
A crowd from Penn attended the
Thanksgiving dance at the Ferry last
week. They report a good time.
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Alfred stene, a prosperous farmer
living near Brocket was a business
visitor at Crazy Monday afternoon en-
route to Devils Lake.
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Leonard Parker and bride returned
Tuesday Of this week from their we'd
ding trip to Conrad, Mont, and other
few weeks.
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A Movement to start q weekly
knitting club will b started in Crary
next Monday night at the home Of
Mrs. Ahlbrecht. Cake and coffee will
be served at 10c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Neibauer had as
their guest at dinner on Thanksgiving
day Mr.. and Mrs. John Rutten and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Niebauer
and family.
Mrs. O. c. Sagmoen left Tuesday to
attend the wedding of her brother "
er Madison to Miss Mabel Archer
which occurred at Finley, N. D., at the
home of the bride, Wednesday of this
week.
Floyd Luros left Tuesday night on
No. 80 for the twin cities and points in
Iowa. He will oficiate as the best
man at the wedding Of his cousin
Thomas Gronna of Waterville, Iowa,
Mr.. Luros may be absent about a
month.
Judge C. w. Buttz has purchased
the Hans Rustom farm between Crary
and Devils Lake. This is one of the
best built up farms in Ramsey coun-
|ty. The Judge expects to make a mo-
del farm out of it. julius Stenbaken
will remain as a tenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Dean entertain
| ed at a 6 o'clock dinner Saturday night
the following guests: MI. and Mrs
H. A. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S
Chamberlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Edga- An.
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. E. Southam.
and Mrs. Mabel Southam. The mer
played cards and the ladies were busy
knitting and chatting. Every one
present decided that the Deans are
hospitable and royal entertainers.
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The Loyal temperance legion net al
the school house on Monday afternoon.
The subject this week was Purity.
Officers were elected for three months.
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Isaac Ackre was a business caller
at Crary Monday.
Picture framing is our speciality,
Gilbertson, Devils Lake. 47-tf
Oscar Harpster was a business call
er at Edmore Tuesday.
Have your picture frames made at
Gilbertson's, Devils Lake. 47-tf
MI. and Mrs. T. S. Anderson were
Edmore callers Monday.
Mrs. w. P. Faulke left for Williston
Tuesday for a brief visit.
Let our expert frame your pictures.
Gilbcrtson, Devils Lake. 47-tf
Mrs. Hannah Skarr left for Hills
bcro Monday for a few days visit.
Gilhertson has got the biggest line
of picture frames in the country. De-
wills Lake. 47-tf
X. T. Gordon left for Minneapolis
Tuesday morning to look after bust
ness matters.
Editor and Mrs. Williams spent the
week end at Lawton, the guest of re-
latives.
Mrs. H. Simons and children left on
Tuesday for Wisconsin points where
they will spend the winter.
Church services at the usual time
at the M. E. church Sunday. Try and
be present at these meetings.
Mrs. H. L. Mackey left on Monday
mornings train for Devils Lake where
she will be entertained for a few days
by friends.
Mrs. P. ]. Antony and daughter,
Eileen came down from Munich on
Tuesdays train, to be the guests of
Mrs. A. B. Brandt.
Misses Bernice Sanborn and Marie
Adler were up from Lawton for the
Thanksgiving dance and were the
guests Of Mrs. X. B. Williams.
Dr.. A. F. Elliott of Milton and A
McFarlane, of Langdon, left for thei1
respective homes Tuesday morning at.
ter spending several days here OF
business in connection with the ]. C
Elliott estate.
DR.. A X. Blair motored over t,
Devils Lake Monday taking with hin
VIM. Gerder and John Russell. TIL
doctor operated on his patients at tn
hospital there in the afternoon, re
moving Mr.. Geller's tonsils and M,
Russell's appendix. Both operation
were pronounced successful and tn
patients are doing nicely.
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Miss Lucille Mcleod came home
from her school duties at Niagara to
spend Thanksgiving.
Stanley Swenscn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Swenson, has enlisted in the
U. s. war department
The ladies' Of the Red Cross societ.
met Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Peter Bergan.
Mrs. A l.. Ahlbrecht and Mrs. Her
man jacobson autoed to Devils Lake
Monday afternoon on q shopping tour.
Mrs. Edgar Anderson spent Tues
day afternoon and night in Devils
Lake attending to Christmas shopping.
Jesse Nicholson left Wednesday
morning for Michigan to take charge
Of one of the Lamb Bros. elevators.
Mrs. A.. E. Southam and two
daughters Margaret and Lois left on
Thursday for Havra, Mont, where
they will visit Mrs. Southam's sister,
Mrs. Donovan, antil Mr.. Southam can
meet them there and proceed to Tus-
ton or Missoula where he expects to
find a location in the banking business
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The ladies Of til cred Cross society
Of Crazy will give q, masquerade ball
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Miss Emily Medelman visited with
friends at Devils Lake Friday and
Saturday.
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Miss Margaret Calderwood and Miss
Eva Mcleod came home from the uni
versity Friday to spend the weekend
with their parents.
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Among those at the Lake between
trains Friday were George Kline and
julie Kunhart.
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at the hospitable rooms Of lirs. Her
man Jacoobson.
Prof. Tinglestad was . Lakota pas
senRer Sunday.
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Miss Effie Saunders who is teaching
at Colgate came home to spend hel
Thanksgiving.
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Let u expert frame your pictures.
Gilbcrtson, Devils Lake. Att
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in the opera house in the course Of .
fed weeks. ''s s'7.E =
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Have your picture frames made al
Gilbertson's, Devils Lake. 47-tf
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

Mrs. Hannah Skarr left for Hills
bcro Monday for a few days visit.
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Let our expert frame your pictures
Gilbertson, Devils Lake. Att
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

John Thelin, commissioner for this
district, was a business visitor ir
Crary Wednesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

Jesse Nicholson left Wednesday
morning for Michigan to take charge
of one of the Lamb Bros. elevators.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Anderson were
Edmore callers Monday.

Mrs. w. P. Faulke left for Williston
Tuesday for a brief visit.
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Stanley Swenscn, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. 7. Swenson, has enlisted in TIL
U. s. war department.
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Miss Lucille Mcleod came home
from her school duties at Niagara to
spend Thanksgiving.
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The ladies' Of the Red Cross societ,
met Thursday afternoon at the hom
of Mrs. Peter Bergan.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

Mrs. Edgar Anderson spent Tues
day afternoon and night in Devils
Lake attending to Christmas shopping.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

Have your picture frames made at
Gilbertson's, Devils Lake. Att
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

Gilhertson has got the biggest line
Of picture frames in the country. De-
wills Lake. 47-tf
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

Oscar Harpster was a business call
er at Edmore Tuesday.
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Mrs. John jacobson went to Lakota
Thursday to visit he rsister.