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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30
PARA LOS HOmBRES DEBILES
Solo sc requiere L. remesa del pc
guenO imports de so c~entayOs-

Sc curan los homore debles y nerylo-
Sos radical Y perm3nsniemente. con 81 uSo
de NOVO. ES n medicinal ma:3TtuoSa,
cue va he curatO Z miles Y miles. ST esta
ia. dollel:e. 81 SCrre I'd. de Debiildad
NerviOsa. ImpoienCia. Fal'a de vigor 0
Ce Memorta, Perdida de FluIdo Vial, Me-
Iancolta- DolOr dc C2beZa, Dolores de los
HiNones o slguna encermedad de las Was
[ rinariaS; de SueioS NatOS, fm~posibilida6
de COncenrrar las Ideas. rimldeZ G Inca
pacidad para p~reSeniarse natural como
otrUS hOmbreS, entonceS Sc puete curaT
con NpyO. Esta medictna lie hace en- cor
70 tempo sentirSe FuerIe. Sano y Yigorp-
20, propio para los plscereS de Ia Nids
Pars probSrle s I'd que NOSO puete
hscsr este, &c enyiaremos IN traismlento
para IS diaS por yaior des2:U0 GRATIS. a
rScibo de 81 nombre Y direccion. ) 50
ceniSyoS o 81 equivalence en- SeuoS de
Co-reo para ayudar los gaSIoS del porte y
eubaiaje- SirTase enteRder cue no le
enviaremoS SOlaInente una 'mueSrra," $40
I'm Iratamiento complete de IS diaS, 10
cue curara muchoS caSos POGO ayanZ3doS.
EsTa oferta Sc eItiende solamente po- u
tempo ltrarado- Por 10 Isnto, 6eee escrt-
birnos sin demons, y "a enyiaremos este
~trstaniento sin marcSs que pusdan ndl-
car el c~onienido-
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Ola PRENSA," esta autorizada
para anunciar al senior Jacobo Rubio-
Ia, como candidate al puesto de Co.
misionado del Condado, por ell Distri-
to numero uno. sujeto a las eleecio-
mes primario-democraticas que deye-
ran verificarse ell 81 de Julio de 1918.
Political Adv
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PERSONAL

Ell senior Indalecio Soils, que reside
en- Dime Box, Texas, Sc e%ncuentra ac-
tualmente en- San Antonio, en- viaje
de negocios; n vez ~arreglados estos,
regresara al lugar de donde procede.
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DEFUNCION

Ell jueves ultimo 1aIIeeio a la edad
de veinte amos, la senorita Maria NJ.
Sanchez, hiia del senior Feliciano R.
Sanchez. Ell entierro tuyo lugar ell
viarnes por la manana.
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Los aihos que han Sido invadiGos por las
eStan paiidOS y enrePmiZos Y con
racilldad pueden contraer una enfermedad
grave. La CREMA VERMIFUGA d. VIII
TIE eIpulSa prontamen1e las lombriceS Y
pone a los niNOS Ell el amino de IL sa-
lud. Precio: a5c. por bCtalla. De yenta
por r. Cohn and Co. ADV.
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EEa es la Ultima vez que este precio aparecra N este nunco. a par
tr de una semana de esa fecha-para ser Xactos a Ia media noche lei ueVes
a de Juio-se habra marchado para listed Il ultima oportundad de approve
chare de Las ventajas de esa notable cferta de acdones pr este peclo. HAS
ia Ia media noche del jueves podra listed comprar acciones de estac ompa-
mas de VI ano; que ha obtenido Y esta obteniendO grandes eXtos debhdo a ia
experimemada V economical admins TRACTION y a que entire us poms uene "a
mt en- operaci6n en- eli muy afamado, de rnombre nunLaI Y gran productW
de iquezas ell Youngstown Pool en- ell cual somos duenos de tres cuartos de
inteeS.
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Cuando n~ecesite libros en- espaho&
a Ignacio E. Lozano. I1S N.
Santa Rosa ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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COMIsIONADO DEL CoNDADO

political ADV
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~ Oknouloee. Condado de Okrnulgee -Donde con frecuenca brotan g

- EStanOS UlODOrcOE2ll = LVd ui CpO4~NNS"H P~ - =
+-s an ma Courana ue teneS anos Y tangibes ecursos-no Valores nc
.cios-no fasas peteneacas-m ouas falsedades. C09hadanente epa1mOS
s w 1Tnero. mo TUG estamos opealk; p@o SupongamNs que nos nganannoS y
ga, sGamente Aeramos obener IN pood de 1900 barrles, 10 qe pareces egu
{ trI uaramente cor 800 barraes darIos, y suponieado que tengamos Emen
! Tz pczos-numero pot demas peGueno para cuarenta acres de PRODUCTIVE u-
1 Te3o Fcha production sgnfcara una gananca dara de S43Lou dt Lues'ro
! GGpres de tres cl2rtos, o sea una sahahc "h@! e
s} S3O275OOOO
l., cue eguwale a ua ganarca sobre Ia inversion. de 1857 o $23L15 por
! S15Ga. In centenar de G6hres lie poducrian a listed Sl5slOo-iSe resolve
Z r sy.l 2 dsperlicar eta oporumad tatandoe de I'M conpania estable
I { dor = listed mas alias refeecas de TODD hCmbre de- negocos de nuesua CIU-
DAD NATAL-OkmuIgee, Oklahoma?
Is PERTENENCIAs VALIosAS PROBABLEMENTE EN- UN
MILLION DE DOLARES.
lie am amacs puntos en- que basamos la Oferta que lie hacemOs a s.
= hecho de que t@os los peroers del pals esen despues de nootros
- rce-uo csntrato de arrendamiento de Youngstown y de que constantemente
| I sssg :gILanio nresuro pzo debe sgni fcarse aRo.
FL hecho de que somos duehos de IN cuarto de interes en- @OOo acres
s en- g Condado te Grady en- Inca dheta con Ia antiplancie de 10 campos de
! 5 E Dorado, Kansas, CARRIER, Cement Duncan y Walter EN- Oklahoma, y Burk-
] burnett y Electra en- Texas.
FL hcho de que mo duelos de tres dstmos arrndamientos al Sur
! este de Tulsa, en- los campos de parafna. S. S 29-l61l.
Smos dueaos de nueuos mopios cables y herramientas para IA peno-
& r@c61. los QUE vaen $4,000.
Neceitamos agun dmro aGconal para contnuar rapdamente nueSras
1 cTe~raio2eS acuvas en- varCs de nuestros arendamie2tos-nc es que neesfe-
NOS daeo aJcoual para aseSurar de ua manera mas rapida los buenos re
Z suItr4os y hasta e media noche del jueves 4 de Julio lie ofr@emosa listed e-
ts ac~ones n yreGc cnoIzadO en- e cup6n, arba Ihnado. DespAes e ea
s fnaa Ell preco sera fUudo con III notab bic aumeno. l. garannzamNs a ~"n
! ca eta C0mpaMa no oTecer& mas cco2s a tan bo preco SpaS dc e@
fecla COMO cfrece ahora pOr medic de este anuncO. % me5or que Isd pe-
do = ssD urras Dor ultima vez u estep reco. Recore nego l cupon po
laeao. fuego; porque una demora cual quiera puede signhrar para listed ina
puGa rreparabh. Una caua deposta da en- Ell correo antesd de media nocne'
& II neves R aSegurara : listed esta OF era.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
DeCICloN FOR DEFENDANT 7
Mrs Gleason Awarded VrriiC1 In
Case " ItobCrts boy.

Suit for sb0.UcO damag,d against
Airs Minnie Gleason 10y Mr. and
Mrs J N, Roberts Tor the death OF
Louis Roberts, s-yrsr old boy who
wat nun over and Killed by an auto
mobile driven by Mrs Gleason, was
decided In favor of the defendant
In tho superior court yoHterdiS The
accident happened Hoyernl months
ago near beggs
Allegations Of the plaintiffs were
that the automobile wha driven nt
a recElcss rate Of speed and that
the accident could have been avoid
al with "A reasonable amount uf
care They sAy that the boy was
crossing the roHd and that the car
gave .rO warning OF im approach.
MrA Gleason testified that the
child ran from behind II wagon into
the path OF the automobile ana that
there wn little time To do else
than apply the brakes The Roh-
erts family was cnmpcd near tho
road aud the boy was hidden from
HiEht hy . wagon, according to the
evidence
The Jury dellhernted nearly two
hours and agreed that the cireum-
stances OF the accident did not war
rant damages.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
LYRIC.

A thrilling race between n high
powered motor car and an express
train II screenod in the opening OF
the second episode OF NitaRraph
new serial. "The Woman In the
web" which will be shown In the
Lyric theater today
Hedda Nova. the beautiful young
Russian actress. and j. Frank Glen
don stars in the serial. are fleeing
from their pursuers after driving the
car across burning bridge, and
their only chance TO escape In TO
oyertake the express. Speed laws or
safety were not considered In max
ing the scene, MI Glendon being
satisfied 20 hang on TO the steering
wheel and trusting TO luck as the
car dashed along the marrow road
by the railroad tracks,
The train was overhauled Just NJ
u was about TO pull out OF the sta
ton. and tho pair, driving up on the
platform. swung on TO the rear plat
form. taking an instant 10 wreck
tho mechanism OF the automobile so
their enemies could not use 1t against
them.
The story Of "The Woman In the
Web Is that Of a young girl houud
hy royal blood tBJmarry "A noble suit
or. but who loves young American.
She undertakes great mission and
In carrying Il out is fought at every
turn by powerful influences reach
ing around the globe. but protected
always by the American.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
America Should Send Five Million
Men to French Front in Next Year

WASHINGTON. May 3 s-f'ivo
million men must hc sent on the
battle front by the United states
within year. senator McCumber
OF North Dakota declared today in
an address 80 the senate which re-
viewed Americas work during It's
FIRST year OF the war six months
have hen wasted. he said, by tie
shipping board and 100000. 900 for
aircraft has been worse than
squhndcred
III We fan TO put less than five
million men on the fighting line hc
FORE the end of another year" he
continued, iva Will again hayo
grossly failed TO messur6~ NJ 90 our
moral duty. We will have charged
to our dlscredit another year Of
colossal blunders." -
Senator McCumber contrast,d a
statement OF President schwah ~
the emergency fleet corporations
that the United states would pro-
duee ship tonnage OF only 10000
600 deadwsight IN 1919 with the
cstimateS " U-huat losses ~ 7.0OO,-
600 gross ions IN 1918 ana snld.
"A program which contemplated
but l0,00O.000 tonnage u trfling
with the most serious question that
ever confronted tho people of this
country II is worse than trtunR,
II II suicidal.
"Our only hope a. winning this
war N In bong able 90 keen our al.
lies In the field another year. That
means that IL In incumbent upon us
to supply them with food, II we
cannot vet armies into the field let
US at least send food and munitions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
MOTHER CONTINGENT
ENTRAINS FOR CAMP
fHty-Thrre Men from County and
City Boaris Go to
Travis Friday.

Fifty-thrce moro young mon from
Tulsa and Tulsa county left ycNer-
Gay TO join the colors. Thir,y-tWo
ecrs from the city board ANA .
Nero from the county board. These
honunEcnts arc becoming frequent
now. and there Ncr" not tho usual
crowds on The streets TO soc the men
bff and .hc crowds AZ the station
were limited To- tho friends and rcln
lives OF tho newest soldiers from
Tulsa.
The mon loft At noon for Camp
traviA They are the first Of tho
MAY mobilization throughout the
United states which will put more
Than 200. 900 men ia the dr,ft camps
pf the nation. Another contingent
will leave Tuesday
Tho m~u were entertained with a
luncheon Mt the /. NJ G. A iuxs. be
before eutruniuE. The principal nd 70
dress was made by Reverend Burke
rulpeppcr and short talks we're
given by ]. k Messrye of tho coun-
ril OF defense A. V. Davenport
=, G. West OF tho Red Cross com
tnittes and G. II. Buchner OF tho Y.
NJ. G.. A. Al Farmer explained tho
plan OF Insurance for soldiers instl-
lutod by the government Lee Lev
rrlnK and Jack slaughter accom-
panied the men to camp AZ repre-
bontativos CT the Y NJ. G. A. to be OF
service I'm any way possible.
The Y. NJ. c. A win continue Civ
Ing nncheons In honor o: each con-
tlngent of conscripted men who
leave TulAn. The group leaving Tues
day for Camp Travis will be enter
tanned at tho "Y." The supply OF
magazines donated for use on tho
trains is almost exhausted and those
In charge would bo very grateful for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

WASllINGTON May 3 posiwas-
ter General Hurlesun y charged lu "a
letter received today by an member
OF tho senate from Senators ltnk
head Of Alabama, llurdwick ~ Gcor-
gia and Weeks ~ MAAaachuH'its
with making "uutruc" HtlirmcutH
and attempting tu Influence 7cnt
tors regarding the plan Tor federal
pure hase of pneumatic mail tun'
systems, Too three scnHiura are
members uf lolnt cong essluEH
mission that recommended pa
chase Of the tubes. Mr. HuTltau
has oppos-d the rccomm ndauOn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Recent issues only ars de

more. Recent issues only ars de
sired
Tho following Tulsaus cntrainod
Clga Milton MiChHu,. Smuln ia
wcel bousll oldham I,onS, Ethmcr
jackson Lee Eugene RiOlardaur
Kelly. David " Fisher. Robert Nil.
lor. John NJ Iuckinhiil. John A
Socunde, Ioi EMO Seyy, Ernest A.
Long Albert &. RsNrls. Ruben Kci-
~, HeorEo Erwin. " lliiam 3D. lu
X omper. Reynolds BriEancc Nlrgi'
larne Du poiS. Robert Thomas Nss
kin, Joseph IlartWrll Spra0uNg
Nernnie komscy Hogan. Grady
lethel Wiley, James Jones. JDr
Wheeler PEBBLES. Guy Davis, Anton
j. Bordnysky, Joseph patrick Haley.
Harry MuHkuNiiE, George NJ Barr
Edward Chandler, Claui Roy buW
ME, Robert Arthur Tropp. Samuci T..
Wallace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

The Ancky Kenny Mining company
Is getting ready 10 build n mill on
It's lease In lA-2S23 on the town
site OF UoCkcrville and Just south
~ tho Indian Queen mill A coh-
tract was let last saturday for a
30O-ton nil which IL 10 he driven
aud equipped In the most mSdefn
way. There were l6 holes drilled
on this lease which assAyed from
$50 To 1890 per cent with some
lead showing on some parts OF the
loAse which amounted to 6 per cent
The mill shaft is down lS0 feet ana
drifting is being done In several dl-
rections. OF which 500 feet Is now
complete, and tho company eS
poets to have the ground wei.
enough Opencd up and plenty OF
dirt on the dump 10 commence
milling on capacity basis as soon
as the mill is completed, which VIII
be about July /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Lead and Zinc Notes

Miami. Okla. May the Choc-
tsw cad A Zinc Milling co. IS
making great progress IN the con-
struCuon oi It's new mill In l4-2s-It
right ou the towusits of Hooker
vile. This is 20 be OF ESQ tons
capacity ana IS tho old Aurora
Consolidated mill from Aurora, Mo.
CONSTRUCTION was started last wee X
and tho company expects tn com =.
mence milling about the first OF
July, There is one shaft into tho
ore, which Is found In excellent
quality from rs to l60 feet, the
SHAFT going down lG5 feet. There
we're 2G holes drilled on this lease
and the assay figures were from
3 60 10 1850 per cent with lead
showing in considerable quantity
In the holes lust east Of tho mil
shafts ana from 40 10 leo foot
down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

The Ramona Zinc company
started miinng for the first time
yesterday at It's new mill In 2S5-s
one and quarter miles orlhwest
OF Trecce. kan' Tho MIL has been
completed since last week but II
was not started except FOR a lithe
limhering up until now There are
two shafts on this lease, both down
10 the mineral at 205 feet and the
company is now cutting an ar
drift connecting these shafts. There
were % holes drilled on this hold .
ing blocking out largo body OF
ore for future working. All OF
these showed n splendid run or
mineral FROM lSl 10 23l feet down.
The driftlrs completed Ia date ag-
greghtcs ITO feet The drilling
showed a 80 foot face OF ore which
not only had plenty OF Jack but also
more than a satisfactory lead con
tent,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

II isa plain statement Of facts; by
James W Gerard II j.
dignlfled and Impressive, and the
things which are shown on the
screen. actual scenes will do more
to rouse the athoughtless to action
than million reels OF quasi -pA Atriotic
films. with their big-eyed Belgian
maidens and their bestial Boche.o
such a picture II bound tn give one
pause. and Il Is probable that every
man who leaves the theater feels
that he hasn't even a right 10 the
clothes he IL wearing.
The prisoners OF war are starving
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

10 those who are fighting our bat.
ties"
~ n preface 10 his conclusions
senator McCumher asserted that
what he had lacked most was tho
foresight ana determination TO ret
up aud he doing while the flying
SPARKS of that great world war
threatened tn produce a ConflA-
grafton that might force us on the
firing line
we seem to have gotten 40 be
wlldered In maze of little thlnRa
that We have lost sight of the great
requiremeuts.' ho said. "1he fall-
uro OF our shipping board IL the
most RRgrayatlng example OF fail
uro 20 grasp "a big situation. "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Ladies' Unionsuits

Made with low neck, tape
shoulders, loose lace knee.
Priced at .......... .65c
Ladies' Unicnsuits made
with a pure silk jersey top,
priced at ..-..-..$2.0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Ladies' Vests

Anything you could wish
for in Ladies' Vests, from
the smallest to the largest
sizes. Priced at
15c, zoe, 25c, 35c and SOC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

Tho Sullivan Williams Mining
com pany reports "A good strike on
its so acre lease in lt-S5-2t two
and a half miles southwest OF BhN-
ter SPRINGS. There has been com
plcted nine holes on this property
on which the assay has been from
4 To 10 per cent, the driu running
into the mineral at 100 feet ana
running out OF Il at 225 feet. The
company expects TO drill two more
holes I'm completing the mill site
and will start sinking the SHAFT IN
about three weeks. This company
also has "A lease on 200 acres on the
pucket land IA 222A3t two mhes
north OF Baxter springs. Here .they
are Just beginning deVeiopme'',
with two nolcs now Into good
run OF ore at mill site the avn
running into the ore Mt 2Ao rect
A recent good development IS
that of the Little Snipe Mlhlns
company one or the companies
backed by the SCHWARTZ Mihlns
company ot 81. Louis. Mo, IN sec
ton g4-29-?3 southeast OF Hooker
Vile. The company has brought vi
n number of good holes on this
lease. nun NNstAA eiAh A'N'N -.
have been drilled and mill shalt
'ls now down 90 feet. A field shatt
will he sIna as soon as the mill
shaft is completed and u min whl
be built in the near rIture. 4 splen-
did run OF ore was found through
out "A a0-foot face from $50 rect
down and the drilling WAS carried
out TO such nm extent that the com
panv Is convinced that II has
profitable holding
New officers have been named by
tho Buck shot Mining company
which Is operating Lease north Oh
Hockoryille. The new officers are
J. A. Frates, 0of Miami president,
capt. J. Il. Grant, OF Oklahoma
CITY. secretary, George Matt. OF
Miami, treasurer. Announcement
was made today that the company
is getting ready to build mill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Saturday Specials in
Art Department

and going mad. They arc beaten
and tortured and lnterned with Rus
SLAMS suffering from typhus The
Gstman prisoners OF war arc also
shown Their treatment is quite dlf-
ferent, presumably because their
jailers lack "kultur."--From New
ork Tribune. IsssAM
At Grand all next week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
F,re DESTROYS Thcatcr.

THREE RIVERS, Que, May s.
Fire which started IN the film room
Of the Victoria theater today de-
stroyed the building and number
OF stores and residences. with
property loss estimated at 1lb0,OOo'
There was no loss OF life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Saturday Specials
in Stationery

Two extra good values in
Stationery. One table Of
good quality Linen Sta
tionery containing twenty
four double sheets of pa
per and twenty-four en-
velopes. This paper comes
in colored borders Of all
kinds. Special for Satur-
DAY ......-.. SSc
One table of extra quality
Stationery. This assort-
ment contains all tn e
shades such as Officers
Tan, Light Blue, Pink,
Gray, Flesh, Maize, Law
ender and White. Special
for Saturday at Acc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
FALSE PRETENSES CHARGED
Couple Alleged to Have Traded Land
They Did Not Own for Car.

Information was filed yesterday
against Mrs Dona A. Cooper and G.
T.. Parker charging them with OBJ
tanning nroJerty under false pre-
lenses, II e. alleged bv r.. A, New
ton, prosecuting witness, that they
traded him land which they did not
own for an automobile.
MIS- Cooper ana Parker were mr.
rested AM arrnigned IN the Justice
court OF Toe Daniel They entered n
plea OF not guilty aud were released
on "A bond OF $1,000 each Their eX-
animation was set for May 10.
Liberty is n blessing that enhances
all other blessings. and Liberty
hnnh In tho lhInn "a nnMnnrn -Ihnrlr
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-03
4 CONCURRENT RESo.
LUTON;

STATE d North Dakota. Changing the
sme OF t 1874, s.ate IN He fhe Cou"tT Of
Morton, to that OF state Training
school.
Ds it Enacted by the House of Repre-
sentatives Of the State tate; OF North
Dakota, the Senate concurrlns:
That the following proposed amend
mont to Section 21t Of the Constitution
Of the State of North Dakota be re-
ferred to the legislative Assembly to
% ch4'e At the m next IT. ssad last
toned Legislative Assembly submitted
to tho qualified electors of the state
for approval or rejection in accordance
tho constitution Of tho State Of North
Dakota.
Amendment. Article -, seetion 215
e. the Of the st "a
&C. 2i5. The following public insti-
buttons Of the, state are permanently
named, each to have the lands specifi-
cally granted to it by the United States
In the act Of Congress approved FEB,
used in -; such chm n'an M as the legislative
assembly may prescribe subject TO the
limitations provided in the article on
school and public lands contained in
tho City Of Bismarck In the County
OF s e"saeIe"' The State University and
Forks, in the County Of Grand Forks
Third: The Agricultural College at
the City of Fargo, in the County Of
Fourth: A State Normal School at
of Barnes, and the Legislative Assem-
Thousand tho d' acres Ct land for normal
schools made in the act Of Congress
referred to shall grant to the said
s0o ty 'aey amy
acres, and said lands are hereby APP
propriated to said institution for that
Fifth: The school for the Deaf and
Dumb Of North Dakota at the City of
Devils Lake, in the County of Ram
Sixth 4 State Training School at
Seventh. A State NorHal School at
TIsill; era ths leeisiati*s, assembly II
- consres: in in t ke act u atoressid Tor
f Sttx :h2 =; assE x.
and said lands are hereby appropri-
atsd for said pul pose:
the County Of StutsmAn. And the
twenty thousand acres Of the grant Of
lands made by the act Of congress
Aforesaid for other educational and
ana for the endowment Of said insti-
tuition, and there shall be located at
Or near the City Of Grafton, in the
County. Of Walsh. an institution for
the feeele-minded. on the grounds pur-
chased by the Secretary Of the Interio
for penitentiary building.