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: razones Dor las cue vera que lie convene mas ha-
Ger ss enyics u~Iicamente por conducto dc
MkYO'S HONEY EXCHANGE
s9s = Houston St. San Antonio, Texas.
1923 E. Houston st.

1ra.-Poroue en- los envios &c dinero y mefcanclaS
Ia Mayo's Money Exchange, es la unlca casa que
los hace DIRECTAMENTE por conducto de sus CO.
rresponsales propios, sin tener que andar paganco
fuertes comisiones a cientos de baacos ' a otraS ca
sas. Nuestro sistema de enyios eco
aomiza mucho dinero a nuestros %ciienteS, como po-
dra verse comparando nuestros preclos con los &c
nuestros imitadores.
2do.-Porque ell dinero llega mucho mas pronio
v con absolute s%eguridad 4 c~ualqulera cludad dc Ia
Republica Mexicana, haciendOnos absolutsmente
responsables de su entrega, y garantlzando, ade-
mas, pagan el valor dc c~ualquiera nlercancla 0
remesa DE dinero que Sc perdiera o extravlare en-
ell canine.
3ro-Porque .hacemos los envios en- dinero me-
xicano o dinero americana, segun conveLga al ellen
tie, hacienda los pages PRECISAMENTE en- ell iu-
gar que Sc nos ordene, p%udlendo nacer sltuaclones
por TELEGRAPH a TODAS Parties y por %cualquier
cantidad.-Ademas nuestros clientes no tlenen
que andarse molestando en- e~scri6ir cartas a Next
co nj en- andar mandando giros, que muchas We
ces Sc extravian u otras son cobrados por perso-
mas dlstintas, 10 que no puede %suceder, hacienda los
envios por conducto de Mayos Money Exchange.
4to.-Porque hacienda sus envios 4 Mayo's Mo-
ney Exchange, los hac2 a una casa perfectamente
conocida, la mas antigua y la mas solvente en- 81 ra-
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ACENCIAS DE C~OLOCACIONES
DEL GOBIERNO

Del servieio Especial dc LA PRENSA."
NUEVA YORK, Julio 2O.-El go
nierno americana va q establecer en-
esta ciudad, veinte oficinas de colo
caciones, regentsadas por autorida-
des federales del ramo, que va han
dezignado la iona Que lie corresponds
n q cada una de elias. La suma de
ST 100000 que ell Congreso destino
recientemente para el objeto, va a
ser distribuiGa en- TODD el pals, 10 mas
equitativamente possible, para el esta-
blecimiento de agenciss semejantes.
Bajo e sistsma de zonas, Sc abri-
ran agencias para los ramos espe-
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Fl Elonbre del Banco
UIlIC0 causa gran
alarma

- --.E~ ~
MEXICALI. CALIFORNIA,
julio 20.-La noticia publicada por IN
peri6dico mexicano de San Diego, de
que Sc iba q fundar en- esta cluuad
una Sucursal del Banco Unlco, ma
causado ~profunda inquictud, y pue-
de decirse que de no haber sido des-
mentida Embellishments, hublera pro
vocado serios trastornos a los agrl-
cultores de Ia region.
Ell periodico aludido, daba la noti-
cia de que ell Gobierno de Carranza
habia determinadc ell establecimiento
de tai Sucursal, Y hasta aseguraba
que va habia lleGado q Ia region I'm
empleadc de dicho gobierro, para ira
tar 10 c~onducente al estableclmiento
de tai Banco.
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u T E d

No tiene que molestarse enyiando dinero por nues-
tro conducto. pues basta conque 10 envie a nuestxas
oficinas V nosotros nos encargamos de TODD 10 de-
mas. NOSOTROS, al ser hechos los pages en- BE
xico o la entrega de la mercancias, lie mandaremos
IN conlprobante con IA firsaa de Ia persona a quisn
listed los envio, 10 que sera Ia mejor prueba de que
TODO lego de entera conformidad.
al desear listed enyiar dinero o mercancias a
Mexico. sirvase recortar ell cupon que esta debajo
de este anuncio, y envienoslo, debidamelte llenado,
en- IN sobre O pegado en- una tarjeta postal, y a
yuelta de correo recibira toda clase de informes.
NO DIVIDE I'D. QUE SIENDO CLIENTE
NUESTR0. RECIBE FRECUENTEMENTE VA
LIOSOS OBSEQUIOS que repartimos GRATIS en-
ire todos nuestros clieutes.
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ciales de solicitudes en- districts sena-
lados; por ejemplo: ina en- Ia zona
bancaria para los estenografos Y Sc
cretarios y en- general oficinistas biei,
calificados V competentes. Ctra ha-
cia la Gale IS Y Avenida Sexta, para
solicitudes dc s~irvientes de hoteles
V asi las demas-
Esperase que esta nueva orgaalza~
ci6n de mejores resultados y que sera
de gran utilidad seguramente para
IN gran nhmero de buenos elementos
De Ia clase trabajadora de habla es-
pamela en- TODD ell pals, que sin desem-
bolso ninguno podra aprovechar esos
servicios
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mo. V Dor 10 mismo no Sc expone a perdeno, como
les ha sucedido a algunos de sus paisanos, qulenes
por error Sc valieron de-casas desconocadas al
81 hsv ms oIyidar Que VALE MAS VIEJO POR
CONOCIDO QUE NUEVO O CONOCER", y la
Mayo's Money Exchange es Ia casa mas antigua :
mas nrauGa. situada en- Ia ciudad mas grande del
Estado mas grande del pals mas grande de la gran
de America.
5te.-Porque no importa q que paisano lie pre-
gunte I'd. TODOS Y cada UNO lie 6iran segura-
mente que la UNICA casa en- los Estados Unmos
Ger sus envios de dinero Y de mercancias a %cualquler
parte de Mexico, es la MAYOS Money Elk
CHANGE, 1923 E.. Houston ST., San Antonio, Te-
zas. Y que es la que tiene los precios mas baJos, Ell
guridadeS.
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I'll COMErA DE WOLF

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Julio a.
I'm cablegrama recibido del Obserga-
torio de Paris, dice que del Observa<
torio Astronomical de Inglaterra Sc nd
communicate que el cometa peri6dicd
de Wolf ha sido Observable ALI por el
.Jonckheers.
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4 so CENTAvoS CADA ToAo

A so CESTAvoS CADA ToAo
e T~nc6cni;o SIisterioso
I'm Roto ca 81 Palac!o Real
e Principe JuGsco-
Il Asalto en- e Sleeping
e Amo Ro!o
e Eeredero De BLACKSTONE
Il Secreto del Anillo
e. P-esiderce de l2S CoioniaS
Fl Falso Sa!:eaGo-
Ia Doacclla Rap:sda
E. Fusil del Nero
e Tesoro del RoEhi
In Viaie de B9das
e. SacerGHe &C! Sol
z Teso-o del Esado
Cc L Ratonera
Il Secre.o del tcsoro
XovELAS DE CARLoTA BRAEAE
\ so CENTAyoS CADA UNA
Azuc-ra
AmoreS Suhiicrs
Cc-a-on de Orc
Dora
e Scc-cto de Lady Muriei
In 81 crisol del ITO
En- 81 Mariana de Sodas
Ent-r dos Pccados
lnycrcibic Amor
"a Condesa de C-s6oc
Ia Tentac;61 de n Auje-
Il Mo6e-ra C-nicienA
Ia Est-elIc &c Amor
Mas DS5ii cue una Mujs-
Sreaos del Cor1L61
Una lucha de Amor
Jcez y Parte
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NoVELAS HlSTORICAS Y PoPULARoS
4 so CENTAvoS CADA y

NoyELAS HlSTORICAS Y POPULARoS
4 80 cENTAvoS cADA UNA
Aibelardo y Eloisa
Amor &c &ad-e
DIEGO CoTrleates
Dcas Juanit7
Is Hurrfars &c 3Tuselas
FL Barbero d" Seviha
Espiuas de una flor
Flo de IN Dia
Gcnoyeyz de B-avante
Herman CorteS y h.s-nS
Ia Vzrbcra de Ia Paiona
Luc-ccia BorSis
Los Smantes de Teruei
Margarita &c BorgoaA
Otelo. 81 moro de Verecis
Pablo y Virginia
Romeo y Juliets
Trrints amos o Is vida &c IN jusator
4 Go CENTAVoS CApA UNA
Berta,do. Be-toldino = Caeascno
Ca-lomagno Q los l2 Psres de Erancla
La Dana De las CG1nclias
Man5n Leseaut
AyENTURAS DE SHERLOCK
so CESTAVos CADA TONIC
FL verGedor de Cadave-es.
Ei Roho del ianan A-G4
Ia Hijs del Usurero
Blackwell 81 PIrata del Iamcsn
Jack el Dcstripador
Los !donederos Fa-sos de Londrea
Ia aaleta Sangrienta
Tn Nedico Criminal
Il Testa,neato del Director
SherlccE Holmes y e. Co~n.-abandists
De Opio
En- "a Esecuela del Crinen de Pitts
burg.
lss Puertns de "a Auerte
la Viuda Rois dc Paris.
la Bestia Eumaaa
Una Noche de Terror
Fl Ra5o del Collar de Per!sS
Ia infane Posata del Cairo
E.! NaCfragio DC Corfu
Ii Rey de los BandiGos
aTENTURAS DE JOHN C. RAJ
FILES
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Ciavicula del Rey Solomon ..-----.. S o.So
D~ieciensEio Inferno. ConLiene rInEts
hlaaca. roja y neg-a. aparietones,
Dogma y Ritual DO II Alta MaSia- Con-
sieae e. t-iansao de Solomon. IN Ca
bals. e. Tarct. sec-e:os del eSito. III
Eouaacin. etc. > ooo
Ench:ridiones. Grimorios y Pent4cuacs : e"'5
FL Dragon Rojo. o Sc. e. arts &c man
Gar + los espfritus -.-...------... ; 90
e Pcder del Pensamiento. Su Gomi-
MO y culturs. Como estudia- 81
tue-Za ; L.
FL Libro Internal TrataGo de AS c:en-
cias oeuitas. Cort:-ae ei lio-o DE- San
Cipriano. Clavieals De Saomon' i
Dragon Rcio y u Cabrn Internal
Fl Terdadero Dragon Roio. Encan-
-. 5 500
u Gran yarita Adivinado-a ........ 5 OBS
Lbro Magno de San CipEiaao. Ediei6n
Gnica y complete del fsmoso Grtno-
La Ciavfcula del Eshisero. o Lih-o
de San Cipriano. con iEfin!dad dc
=. Co Na,,a Scprerna ....... 5 LOO
Manual de AaGia Blanca -.-----.... Wv
Manual de MaSia NeEra ..-...-- ) NV
S-cretos de Ios Ga-itoS- Arte de ga
mar I todSs los 5gegCs .........' iUV
Seere,os Dc Alberto el Graude ....... ) oeo
Ser-ctcs dc Is Pr-sridigitacion y N
mas:a. LeeSiones pr5cEcas &c esca-
uo:eo y pratidiSitscior .......-.. ieo
SecretcS del Inferno .... . O"'
Teso-p de MilaSrOs de IA C-uz de Ca
rIvsca- VerdaGera icya del oeu.-is-
mo Hrr
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A LAREDO
UNA FLOTILLA DE-
AEROPLANOS
La novena de Baseball
del Campo Kelly va
en- sus a~eropIanos

Las ciudades de Laredo, McAllen,
Harrington, Brownsville Y otras in
mediatas a Ia frontera, seran visl-
tadas ell sabado proximo per avia-
dores del Campo Kelly. A Ia ciudad
de Laredo ira una flotilla complete,
segun sc ha sabido en- muy buena
fuente Y permanecera en- aquella
ciudad el m]encionado dia Y ell do
mingo hasta las cinco o sels de la
tarde, en- que Sc hara el regreso.
Al vale del Bajo Rio Grande ira
solamente IN ae%roplano, piloteacu
por ell aviador Nose Hill, hijo del
senior Lon c. Hill, de Harrington,
| quien estuvo recientemente en- San
| Antonio, habiendo acompanado a los
periodistas m%exicanos IN su vista al
Campo Kelly.
Por que van a la frontera
Los aviadores que iran a Lare-
do son los que forman Ia noTena de
Base Ball del Kelly Field" FL CO.
ronel G. V. s. Quackenbush, CONAN
dante del Campo Kelly, recibio a
proncipios de la semana una invita-
ci6n suscrita por el coronel Fcrgu-
| son V ell Teniente Robert Essing,
que estan de servicio ell ell Fuerte
Nc Intosh, para que permi.lera que
Ia novena de baseball del Campo
Kelly fuera acruzar sus bates cor la
del referido Fuerte, yendo los pelo-
taris en- sus propios aeroplanos, 10
que ademas de un viaje de practlca,
scrviria para dar una exhibition de
los adelantos de los aviadores a los
hahitantes de Laredo,
Ell coronel Q~uackenbush acepto
gustoso la invitacion y ~contesto sa-
stisfactoriamente, eypresanGo que po-
siblementa iran a Laredo veinte
aeroplanos. Ell m~encionado ~corcae!
ira tambier a Laredo, acompanado
de varios de suS a~yudantes, para
presenciar las m%aniohras de los avia-
dores que estin lajo 81 Immediate
mando.
I'm cuanto al viajc del aviador
MISE Hill a Brownsville, clio es e,
i resultado de las gestiones que du-
rante 81 estada en- San Antonio hizo
e. senior Lon C. Hill, cerca del coro-
mel Quackenbush.
Probablemente el aviador Hill
hara escalas en- Corpus Christi y Nc.
Allen, Harrington, permaneciendo en-
cada una de las dichas poblaciones
pocas horas solamente.
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ESPIRTTISNO

Devoc;oaa-;o Esp;r;sta 5 0.6o
Z! Lihro de les Mediums -.......-.- 5 100
Il L.ibro de los ESpi-itus -......--. 5 LOO
e Genesis los Nilasros y les Pre6:c-
lone, : 100
e Evangeho ScSun e. EsoiiusRe ) LOO
n Cialo y al Inferno S Lao
Obras de P6stumas dc Allan Kartek s 100
Lone Is q Epi.it:smoT ...-.-....... 5 Loo
Art- de Curar por medic del mnEae-
tisr1o J sus auxilisres, bsio. mAsa!e
y ginnasiE ttels) ....-.....-... 5 l.5o
CIENCIAS oCJLTAS
Ciavicula del Rey Solomon ..-----.. S o.So
D~iccionsriv Interna.. ConGene rInstG
.o,N,,.a
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para q hoxz=. Edfcioa de lulo ..- s
In iniSaeica IL C7sto ---.-.-.-..-
FNosoTia Elemental. por Ssines ...... s
Los Aa-tI-eS. O q I-runso Ge n Eei-
ESn CrlsGsRa po- ~Ca2te-Cbri2nd S
ESsTC-t. SzETads- Libro Del An5g-o
> NEevO TestE-=elto, CUE ccuri:sr a
historic de- 7Sehio de is-sA. wen
dc$c cs-Snec-= como sc p-spa-a
= veasdH SeI AesisS si:-,on De
Ejo s
Pecue1, LavsHc &
iavalIe dc oraeiorcs . 5
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-30
HOWsFARMERS HAVE Z
's 4 PLANTED THEIR WHEAT

A representative of the Office of
Farm Management of Agriculture, re.
Gently returned from an inspection Of
the typical parts Of the winter-wheat
aTeaAf the United States, reports that
il &leas, Oklahoma and Colorado the
s9EGenerally was in excellent condi-
tinh for the fall sowing, and farmers
aT doing their best to get III as muc-.
la AZ they could prepare. To off
sntthe shortage. Of laobr, due to the
diaft, farmers were hurrying the SOW
ing Of wheat before their boys had tc
leave. In some of the dryer portions
Of Kansas, where there had been twe
successive failures Of wheat, farmers
were finding it hard to put in full
crop on account of lack Of seed. In
these places, however, the difficulty
was being largely. overcome by Gov
ernment loans for buying seed. In
the winter-wheat sections of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho the summer
had been exceptionally dry, and up to
October S there had not been sufficient
rains in many places to make it safe
60 sow wheat, Some farmers, how
ever, We're taking a greater risk than
usual by sowing the wheat, which
ought to be in the ground iat about
this time. - -
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-30
7IoLlEF HALVORS0N
ANSWERS LAST CALL

;Tellef Halvorson, one of the MOST
popular young men Of Norway town.
ship passed away the latter part ot
the, week from pneumonia, contracted
through seige Of influenza. He
was the eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. v.
Halvprson, old time residents Of this
county, and among our most highly
respected people. Besides his aged
parents and four brothers and five
sisters, he. leaves a wife and two
small children and a. host of friends
to mourn his death. .,>.y. \
The funeral was held from the FAM
il residence Tuesday afternoon and the
remains were laid at rest in the. Luth-
eran cemetery near Grand HORROR.
He was a member Of the local Elks
lodge, and was q young man who had
grown to manhood in this county, and
all who knew him liked him. 1t was
only a few weeks ago that he teok out
an insurance policy for $2500.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-30
LANCER HAS NOT STARTED
!; EXAMINATION OF N. T. STORES

: Fargo, oct. $50 far as the pub
lie knows, Attorney General William
LANCER hasn't yet responded to John
Hastings ardent plea that Mr.. LANCER
make an investigation Of the records
Of the Nonpartisan league and the
United Stores company to clear up
the reason for the $1,000 check paid
by the stores company to the league.
s The publication OF the check has re-
suited in q suit being started by the
stores company, which claims it has
been damaged. The check showed,
conclusively the relationship betwesA
the stores company and the league,
long denied by the league organizers.
John hastings, financial secretary,
H the Nonpartisan league. has ID
mitted that the s., 700 check was ,paid
BY the stores company to repaysa
loan he says the league made to H.
stores company, and that the stores.
company was organized through II
league. sg4-s "a
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...RA|SEH0RSES0F::.
BETTER QUALITY

Large numbers of undesirable, me-
diocre horses are being turned into
the market at present in all parts OF
the country in order to save feed, &C.
cording to reports to. the United States
Department of Agriculture. AS a
consequence the market is glutted
with commonplace animals Of this de-
scrfption to the extent that the prices
paid are unusually low. The depart
ment urges farmers to raise horses Of
better breeding and quality, The sup
ply OF desirable quality q heavy draft
horses or animals suitable for artill.
cry OF cavalry purposes lgsbelow the
demand, while the prices of such an
imals are correspondingly high. In
view Of both the domestic and foreign
demand during and aftar the, war for
quality horses, farmers should begin
now to stock up their barns with horse
flesh Of the desirable type. Under
existing conditions feeding stuffs for
work animals are extremely high ir
price. On this account it is impera-
tive that the farmer should winter on
ly work stock Of the useful, most eff
cient, and valuable type. One heavy
draft horses will perform the work, of
practically two undersized, inferior
plugs, while such animal can be fed at
about the same cost for maintenance
as for one Of the plugs. When Alarm
er desires to sell q heavy horse Of
quality and breeding he can always To-
cate q ready market, whereas inferior
animals ordinarily can be disposed of
;,:,ly at q sacrifice. -; ''5 >,.. .
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-30

COURIER ; NEWS REFUSES TO.
PRINT ROBINSON'6 ATTACK ON
AMENDMENTS.

Fargo, Oct. 28.-The Fargo Social
list newspaper owned by A. C. Town
ley and the Socialisttic leaders of the
.Nonpertisan league are refusing to
permit members Of the Nonpartisan
league tozg get. the benefit Of the opin-
ion Of Justice ]. i. Robinson of the
suprgme court Of North Dakota, who
hssss 3 against the adoption Of
the nblic debt without limit, single
tag ! and other Socialist amendments
to the consultation. 4. IA
MI. Rehfnsen several DAYS ago is
sued a>forna1l statement tdthe voters
|offs North Dakota, advising gaiAstt Tie
pnl,}ic without debt limit. anneadment,
declaring TIE sa,ne uncertain and con-
fusing; he advised against. other
amendments as unwise and dangerous,
and to this day the Courier-News,
owned by Townley and Townley's
corps of Socialist speakers and work
|ers, have not in any way recognized
the opinion Of Mi. Robinson, but havt,
constantly and thoroughly suppressed
the same, so far as they have been
able to dosSe.
III Governor Frazier is so. sincere
in the advocacy Of the proposition that
he believes the pepole snould decice
these issues on their merits, why does
MT he permit an open and free dis
Fcussion Of the same," said w. E. Byer-
Fly, chairman Of the jeint campaign
comittee, today. ut isn't the plan
nor the purpose Of the Socialists to
permit such discussion if they can
help it, and therein lies the reason for
the suppression of facts that all ;vot-
efs are entitled to- ;s.ss ~ 's'.
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IN /.
c0|NMO1ION0N
!. N|l[IT.AR|SM
sop -e'
WAR LORDS BLAMED FOR POL
ISH PROSECUTIONS: KAISER rs
!, THREATENED., ~. -S.1:

4 Amsterdam; October 29-Exciting
ycenes occurred in the German Reich
stag during the proceedings Of the
:hoase, -6h Friday and Saturday. Out
spoken speeches were indulged in.
\ In thencourse Of the discussion the
Polish deputy, Korfrantz, hetly at
tackled the Polish policy. Of the govern
iment. ,, He declared that in Chemnitz
alone 1the war raw materials depart
ment- sold $4,000, 600 worth Of carpets
and other goods taken from Poland.
Several hundred thousand poor Polish
people were carried off to Germany
where they led the life Of slaves, while
Bngadier General Pilusdki (of the
Polish legion), whom the Polish ma
ton regarded highly, was still held in
the fortress at Margdraburg, despite
all appeals. The deputy concluded: III
eve are not blaming the German
people for these prosecutions, but Ger
man militarism. We extend the hand
lot reconciliation to the German people
for the common veal"
Il Ff War Lost After Msrne.
The Independent Socialist, DR.. Cohn,
who declared that the war was lost
after the first battle OF the Name,
said that General Ludendorff at the
end of September proposed the for
nation Of a government empowered
to negotiate an arn,istice with Presi-.
dent Wilson, as it was impossible TO-
guarantee the maintenance Of The war
much longer.
>"The question cannot longer be
|evaded," said DR.. Cohn, "war with the
Hohenzollerns or peace without the
Hohenzollens., World revolution will
follow on world Imperialism and world
militarism and we viii overcome them.
We extend our hand to our friends be.
yond the frontier in this struggle"
The speech was received with such
|commotion, cries Of eshame!". and ap-
paause, that the vfce. president threat
ened to have the chamber cleared.
Another Socialist, Otto Rueh1e, was
called to order for declaring that the
emperor must abdicate. He retorted:
"A call to. order won't save him from
the criminal court" (
The house debated bill amending
the constitution, which was passed on
Saturday. Several speakers displayed
anxiety to show that the reforms were
not dictated by the enemy, but had
been advocated since the spring OF
1917.
(, State Secretary Groeber and War
Minister Major General Scheunch both
declared ;tflat there was nothing in the
reforms which could endanger the
firm structure Of the many or person
a1- relationship between the Prussian
liking and the officers. =
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FUFFALO ARRIVE FOE :.
NATIONAL PARK

Sunday fcur:buffalo, three cows and
a bull, arrived In this city, having been
shipped here. from: one Of the other
National Parks, and were taken
across the lake and placed in Sully
Hill National Park. The animals
were separately Grated and the crates
weIe loaded onto auto trucks, one
crate occupying truck and were taxi
en- across. They were fine specimens
and will make quite IN addition to our
National park. ..::> :.l,,G ~
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j. s. SOLDIERS
Make ! ! | ESCAPE
THREE PRIsONERgIN GERMANY
MAKE SAFE GETAWAY To
HOLLAND! s5 80 Z

The Hague, Oct ~ Three Ameri-
can prisoners Of war have escaped
from Germany into Holland. They
are Flight Lieutenants T. E. Tilling-
hast, Of Westerly "a; John o. Don
aldson, Of Washing ton, D c.; and Rob
ert Anderson Of Honoluiu. a.
The ayiators wore captured during
the period from September 8 to Sep.
tember ~, and they escaped from
yalenciennes on sept reaching tue
Dutch border after many narrow 5es-
capes. -
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kavanaagh, &C
Malta, Montana, who came here to at
tend the funeral Of Charles Henley,
left for their home the first Of the
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Kayanaugh for
lived in Devils Lake and have
many friends among the old timers
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-30

!, Oluf Ulstad;za a well known farm Of
Triumph township, and pioneer res
meat of this county died the first Of
the week from pneumonia, as a result
efinfluenza. Mr.. Ulstad had q large
nuHber Of friends in the county who
will be sorry to learn Of his death.