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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
44be Iarsnns.

Sdmei5er alt Of Snteresie, iom
Sprosl9reren % bunoreoe onore
agenter bopoe omtalt for bam nm
Der &eiien. Gen bpberlige Sdtpel'
5er n9reoe intetIombelit SAB til
Spiflano, men ban fit 1000 5rancs
/ 3iirih for bper Weobelelie, ban
gap.
On onocn beb 2ebman. San nor
iiffert insen Spion; tbi a[Ierebe ct
balpt Mar for arigsuobrubbet bar
ban aniat / en- femiif 5abrif / Spif.
LAMB. SHE lifte ham for bans sooe
5umsr. San ipiite bier apelb lit
Siteitpffe Iieeiom De anbre @ropar.
beibere % ifpIebe oct neb meo 81.
90 Dog iorisgte ban en- Gag at ien-
De Hecepten paa en- 8%osblanbina /
bemmelie Sfrift til fin grober / SOL.
Lamb. Ger finbes Solf, iom BELT
iiooer / Sernbanepoene, bpor per.
mittereoe Soloater fortpller fine 81.
lenelfer for bperonore. 9e gemmer
Sopeoet bag Ipiien, men ipioier
Creme til beire % penItre.
Ser finbes tilogmeo ltnse Bigger,
lom forbarmer fig oper De itaffels
"Teltgraa"; man e%rfarer oa iaa me.
get "~rerenoe", iom man fiben fan
laoe gaa uibere.
Ger firbes life ct slniigt iaa be.
'feoent, foo ournt, iaa u~betpbeIig,
laa alminbelig, at BET life fan til.
bpre en- Spion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
Smaapiuf.

Ole $. N}eIaoa fpn Gn@ooa
tiIboQc ira llIcr, @}imn.
N}r2. 8. "a Non0c fom Nua-
0o1 tiIboQc ira ct @ejo9 / W~}u3catinc
- @ortpig 9horum tom bicm SnSt
Rag iro 2uthcr Scmjuor / Ct Eoul.
- &~roic5ior Sjguro Hcauc ira
gilbert Sea bar uGret / Gccorab Sen.
ne ll1e.
q. q &icf bar ocunc ll9c
trrct Ell Gur til St. Saul ol
MirncopoIi@
~ N}ii2 &utbjufo @rcu2 ser hol
hoIot Sfolc j Notcitcr, Nlim., fou
hicm @ornog.
Nils @oulinc &ohuiou bar cr
lr8ca Gio beisgt Slrgtuiuacr
Sbompion, ga.
Safe 2eioohI ira Rcrpiac
N}jnn., bar noQIc 2oQe bcielt SlrRt
nluQcr . NiQhIouopjac
@cltuaut Greo Sjcrmom IN,
Camp Googe bor tiIbrolt neal.
2olc / 9neu oeuue lllc
- Gn heitlQ Storm qioroc oIuor
la Sfohe pno Nnrcnc noe roe 9}oro
neio SirSoa0 GitcrmiOoo1
9tcla NunOc iom bar t,IbraQ
&iutcreu hos i'm Cater ! Culut1
fonl tt.bo1c BERTH ij0itc llqc.
Nijis 2lmo 4oueuiou or rci'
iii @roincrN Niinr., iom Nu2bol
Hcrife hos Elitor 81. Sorenion
0}rs 6. g. anocrion ion
3irsooq tiIboae ira Il. @aul. hpo
bun en- (io bnr bcioat lin Gattcl
Mrs .. poe o. Softer IL
Rem 2ouoon. 4}inu.. bar pore
tcrncoe pon 9eiea hos 5lp8mir
ger.
I}lis Ga llIreu ira 2loom.
N}lnu.. hor uprct htrncoe paa e
@iiit boa 9}rs. Gilbert Sammprs
ncis.
Broie9ior 6. q @reiis toll
REQ en- Reoe aor5 Set / SoratoQ,
upr Riceoiae. @liun.. oeu Isl
Mtai.
@rs. Smut G6omplon Q
Cater, @}iis Soa 1bompion. re
tie @erOng iii Maion Sin for
beiege Y. q GuauoablS.
@}r. % @rg. Martin u.
beriou ira CLAIM gior0c ct 70
SpboIb Der i 9pen iioile Ssro,
poa @iennemreiie iii GoImar.
american % @eQs 6orl
grpreafontorer her ! @pen ifol |
fonIolioeres. ar. Geii, iom b
ioreitaaat american Grpreis 50
aontor, bIir Gbei for Den fonio
berebe J%orretning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
1ntet roefrit Kul.

@aihiugtou Den 16oe Miai. Sola
al regirit Soarbtul til 5amiIiebrup
/ Stoterne @iScouiin, M~inneiota,
Soma % Gatotaerne err blepet Tor.
buot al Observation-Disclosures
Get inatalote rsgiri aul proorl
ceres bopeoiaeelis / Y~ocabontuS oe
Rep Hiper. Giitritterne i Iirainia 90
@eit 8irginia, oa Oct ifal bereitel
uoeluftenoe anpenbes omboro
Sfibe, iom aisaar til a~rlesjonen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
ScllaSl0ooelien al
foltbare ,1letaller.

@nihin9ton oen 1Soe Mai. III
platinum Srihium og Nouaonm,
iom &%aiinnoerer. Slnportorcr, "a
britonter % Suoelcrer iao inoc mco,
or blct beiIa8Iagt al &egieringcu.
Sor platinum ia~itiottcS Griien iii
Sl05 pr. llnce, Tor Srioim Sl75 %
Tor Younoium St35 pr. llnce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
GtifcttcuS Slapcr.

Sra oomlnel Sib al bar Spunien
prret Sen itipe Gtifette5 9anb, %
belt til pore Sage bar Der peo oct
iponifc &of bolot Jig maigen Slfif.
ipm Tor lu1lge iioen er alleges peo
De andre SprIteboiier / europa. I'll
DC offer itrengeit o~perbolote Sorlfrit
ter bprer ben Meeel, at bier Sefa-
ling, ionl err eipet al &ongeil, maa
betragteS iom en- 2pp, Ser fan OPP
hppes finn al bam iclp. Spor pins
Iige 6sIger en- Zig @%eiicntnlelie fun
bnpc, piicr felgenoe Siitorie:
Nor noqle Aar iiben "a Song II-
ions en- Gag tilf9loigpis opbolot
iiq paa ct ofiibeslia1enoe &9relle |
Slottet / M}aorio, Der nGiten ulbrig
cnerS blep benpttet, falot oct ham
pllloIelia ino, at ban bapoe CLIENT at
bcIeroc ct eQer onoet. Surtig git
ban tilbuge til fine @emoffer %
iaQ6c til pagtbopenoe Hoit, ibet ban
pa5lerebc ham: "8lip itaaenoe Der.
til ieq qiper nprnlere Srbre." &on:
gen glclnte oet belle, og Selgen bar.
at Toetppiten bleu itnaenoe ursrliQ
puo famine Tlct / "a elmer. %
iprit fom aongen tilfploigpis til al
buife paa BAN.
gn Miten, ga Gronning Tictorit
al england iub / lit MrbeiosuGrelIe
merfeoe BIN, at Ell Salnpe olebe
Sum giorbe Ell Al line Sofoumer op
mlerfiom paa oct og BAD benoe on
at ifrlle @Ilsiet nco. &ofoanlen er
flGrebe, at oct life berte meb ii
hcnoes Tligter, oQ tilfalote CT onoel
Soioame, ibm imioIertio merte, a
oct beler life uar benoes Sag a
ifrlte 2ompen neo, % oerior ienot
Suo eiter @oioome Nr. 3. Mei
benne iarbt. at BET par Ell al sol
iunftionnrerne, iom bauoe Fli9t II
at paste 2ampcn. % ienbte @lio ef
Ter ham.
Smiolcrtio bIeu ser en- luibholoe
lii 9ampeos / NUrelIet, % oct enot
mcb, at 0ronninqcn / beiite9en ger
ion wreiite Jig % ifrlleoe Camper
ueb, huorciter hun GAP fine Sofoo
mcr en- ItrcnQ SretteiGttelic for a
oe ioa ilopiif IlrIQtc gtifcttens Sor
mcr.
Gtifcttcn or ogIaa Sfplo l. a
sen tprfiife Sultan altio MAJ moi
Tia mleb ppparmet Wab. Sfel9e G
aomnlel Sfif noa nemlia Den os
mantle Serifcr olorig ipiIe al en- He'
fsr hans WrmbifiUnf bar Imaq
pao Sen. Gn Sog bIep Wlmo'fipnfe
bentet til Ell r~pouenbie 9onierenc
o. frnoe life pare tilbage fer fel
elmer @iciiere, "a belle ocnne u
maatte Sultnneu peute paa i'm Viii
bag. sra ben Gag al blcp Oct b
iluttet, at ale Setter, ipm par b
; itemt for SultonenS @orb, 'filf
MunoifiGnfen image paa Sagen
~Sorpeien oa b~ereiter ioriegle Den
%eh Gapehoiiet bpoer gtifetten,
sc, TOM moStnaeS / Inbiens al DC
bcllise Saoer. life nloa fommc ! .
rerina mleb ham paa anoei Waal
enc peo at fnSie bans Sob. On 90
par en- enselif @ut mcS fine 6cr1lo'
=. / MubienS hos Bins oen 1Ooc. M(
90 ban ifnlbc tpSie Hapens 300, ldy
Sc han liee no: "Ici Saf, On
t lonS pIeier ri life at fpSie 6olf pf
Sobcn. Nen ieg ifal aierne al
-. Sem SaanNen, bpis Se life bar II
+. oct inlcb oct. Vouen, Ser bar
flor @arnepen, fol hare slGoet !
| oper @uttens Sprietigpeo % raj
J. bam pirfelig &aauoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
Renterne paa 2oet
Sriheoslaan.

Waibingtol Den 14be Wai. Com
Splge al, at Den balpaarlige @etaling
al &elter paa Bombs al 2oct 2ibertp
Soan forfalber imorgell Den 15be
Wfai, er n Wasie Gente- aupons
flonumet ino / @anferne. Menterne
for Salpaaret beleber fig til &c.,
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
Ov}r. Mrmplo, 2anbaaent for

NWS Nod Sslanb NaiIpap, / l35 WOlpit
@lbs., Sulutb, Minn., snifer at bore fra
big. 6an enlfer at faa Anlebnins til at
ienbe big aarter os "Noloers". belfripenbe
bet qanp, iom eies al port Selifab lanss
oo.Sanens einie i aitfin Gonntp, iaa on
ielp fan le ga blipe operbepiit ON, at bette
sr bet rette Gitrift Tor big. 9il pu sipe bam
@nleonina til at ienbe bisIe til bi92 SGr
retfaroie mob big ielp. Saa benne 9iteratur
fer on nebI0tter big noaet anbetitebs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24

Nfebiatte garter +; s:si Ss::sss's''' y s;'', sss y
etsees. GssssiaIts e~ssleatne " usbiafts Dgtisr
The Boyd Transfer Co. moeaeens. 1ksa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
Cmifcs, Siaetc, 3tNal8s
% GfteripprgicI.

! suertisicmenter nnSer p%pennapnte Sttef
\ fnitcr Sc pr. Orb, giaun % yoresie iberes.
I net, for bucr Uang. Muertisiementer tnb.
! tases lille for sinbre enb so GentS. Vense
I maa uirapisclis mcbfbIse aae Seitiatnger.
!! Tet lsmner fig lite at busibre iaa fmaa
\ Gunner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
.iIjalaS.-Smprpue Tarme meb

eaer losn Seirtuins. soot 9anb os
6iimat. ct 9%aaninssbns meo @roceris
butif snifes lolst fsr Suli. @obe Silfaar.
8. ennS, eaurens, Stieso ecuntp, ;,ew
2Dorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24

0tNaI9S. = Com 8eitprer for
- ct 80 bar ies fslsenoe tiliaIss: - Gn
,sarm paa gao AereS tim 3 Wil ira ben iris
peliac Sp Rosbolt, 9. D. Sfanoinapiif
Excitement, Sirfer % StoIer. eiseIebes en-
@arass / iamme Sp, % en- 100 acres Sarm
mar 8usbp, u. .. Sor n9rmers< rlnbsrs
retnins ifrip til 3. 2. Sceobion. slbow
Qate, MiMn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24

HprncflaSieS 8albe al Short
q born, Guerniep % Soltein Raee,
'crateb" for Grpreisiorienbins. $500 ops
oper. llepaIste meo oenipn til Sppe o.
Race. Saa iulbtGnbis. Splpsnins. paul
Solution, 90. ct. paul, Minneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24

@famoimapir Manb gnfes.-
" Sob 9lass. $ls5 pr. Maaneb. Sfrip
paa 9lorf euer Spenif. ReIiable Gales
Gomponp, 233 aumber Grdause Su;lbins,
minneapolis, Minn.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21
GOVT, TAKES OVER
FAAMERS' RAILROAD

Last Friday a party of Federal Of
ficials, composed of w. P. Kenney,
Federal Manager of the Great North
ern Ry., Frank Bell, general supcrin-
tendent, G. H. Smithon, general traf-
fic manager, L. D. Bowen, Asst. Gen.
eral superintendent, J. E. O'Brien, To-
cal superintendent, and H. F. Hamil-
ton, Chief of the Engineering Depart
emnt, examined the Farmers Line and
formally placed it under Government
control. The line was found to be in
such fine condition under the able
management Of P. 5. Dunn, who has
been General Manager for the past
fifteen years, that it was decided to
continue the present management, and
Mr.. Dunn was appointed Local Mana
ger under Federal Manager W.P. Ken
ney. Jos. NJ. Kelly remains as Presi-
dent of the corporation, but his con.
troll over the operation of the line
ceases under Federal Management.
The local headquarters will be main
tanned as usual.
With the good crop that is now be-
ing harvested along this line, and with
the increase in freight and passenger
rates, it is expected that this line will!
now pay considerable more than the
interest on it's bonded indebtedness 50
that it will not be burden to the
government as it was at first feared.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21

MEETING WAS
RATHER R Dull

Under a call issued by Thomas Ma
loney, at the threshermen's meeting, a
small number of threshers met at the
court house Saturday afternoon.
There were less than fifty people pres
ent, and about twenty of them We're
men owning OF interested in thresh-
ing machine, and the balance We've
farmers and spectators, who were
quite anxious to see what was going
to be done. At previous meeting of
threshermen, there were, about seven
ty-fve threshers present, but the way
the meeting was handled evidently dis
'gusted many of them, and at the meet.
ing Saturday there were only a hand
full of threshers present.
About the first thing to be done was
the reading of the minutes Of the prev
ious meeting, and upon a motion to
approve these minutes, whereby a
price of 20 cents per bushel was set
for threshing wheat, eight men voted
to ratify the minutes, and four voted
against it, and the rest refused to vote
at all. After this some Of those who
were there walked out, evidently not
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21
IANNER-MQLITQR

The marriage Of Miss Blanche Eli
zabeth Tanner, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E, J. Tanner, Of Devils Lake,
to Anthony J. Molitor, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Molitor, Of this place, was
solemnized last Thursday morning at
9 o'clock at St. Vincent de- Paul's Cath
olic church at Leeds, Rev. Father ].
Raufast officiating. The young peo-
pie were attended by Miss Mary Moli-
tor and DR.. P. B. Molitor, sister and
borther of the groom.
The bride was nicely attired in a
suit of blue poplin with accessories to
match. The bridesmaid also wore a
suit of blue poplin.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the groom's parents to only members
of the family.
The happy couple will make thei,
home on the farm of the groom's
father near Tilden, of which farm they
will have charge.
The young people have a lot OF
friends throughout the community
who extend congratulations and best
shes.-Brinsmade Star.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21
.FORBlDS SOLDIERS TO
Write TO STRANGERS
SPY EFFORTS TO OBTAIN MILL
TARY INFORMATION LEADS TO
NEW ORDER BY WAR DEPART
MENT.

The following war department Or
der, the purpose of which is to lessen
the German spy menace, was made
public last week:
"The dangers of inadvertently COM
municating valuable military informa-
tion to the enemy and the necessity Of
closing every possible gate against
enemy propaganda make it necessary
that the strictest attention be paid to
the correspondence of both officers
and enlisted men. Efforts are con-
stantly being made by tsrangers to
find soldiers with whom they may cor
respond, in most cases innocently
enough, but the opportunity which
might be offered to a wholesale pro-
paganda in the army by we'll organic
ed groups of enemy sympathizers is
obvious.
GAIL officers and men are forbid
a. To insert advertisements or let
ters in any publication, inviting stran-
gers to communicate with them.
! b. To enter into correspondence
with strangers in response to adver.
/; tisements OF other invitations.
"Officers in command of troops are
directed not to furnish names of men
to any persons who attempts in any
! manner to enter into correspondence
with soldiers with whom they are per-
sonally unacquainted."
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21
TOWNER Lad WINS
FRENCH WAR CROSS

Towner, N. D., Aug. 19.-Gunner
Earl E. Meyers, Towner young man,
has just arrived at his home here
with an honorable discharge from the
aviation corps Of the United States
army, credit for the destruction Of
six German airplanes and decorated
With the United States honor emblem
and French war cross, being the frs.
North Dakota hero to return home un-
der these circumstances.
Gunner Myers enlisted in the avia-
ton corps last February, was trained
at Pensacola, Fla, and later assigned
to service as gunner on an aerop1an
at Dunkirk, France. His gun downed
six enemy raiding planes until one day
in an air battle over the North Sea,
his machine was shot down and his
pilot, Frenchman, killed. He man.
aged to jump clear of the wreckage
as the plane struck the water, and was
+er picked up by a trawler, but suf-
d broken leg and severe bruises
'',,at the head, invaliding him to,
:. her service.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21
feeling any great interest in the mat.

feeling any great interest in the mat
ter.
The Sheriff, his deputy, and Gov
ernment employment agent Maxson
were called in to tell what theey knew
about the labor situation and the State
Counsel Of Defense, and after this
some other matters were taken up be-
fore the meeting adjourned.
It is evident that the meeting held
by the threshers of this county has
been dismal failure, as the deternin-
alton of a few to "soak" the farmers
beyond all reason for their threshing,
only brought a feeling Of disgust from,
many others, and the outcome is that
at present we have no standard scale
set for th-eshing in this county, and
each man who operates a threshing
rig will fix the price himself. Several
threshers have already set price Of
10 cents for oats and barley, and 16
cents for wheat, and it looks as tho
that would be about the maximum
price in the county. At present and
for the past two weeks, men from the
western part Of the state have been
in this city trying to get places to
bring their threshing rigs for run,
and if the local threshers will moi
thresh the grain at fair price, plent,
of outside rigs can be gotten in.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21
TWO IDENTIFICATION
TAGS MUST Be WORN
ADDED PRECAUTION, APPLYING
TO BOTH OFFICERS AN. MEN,
DECREED BY WAR DEPART
MENT.

The War department authorizes pub
lication of the following orders from
general headquarters of tie American
Expeditionary Forces:
1.-TWO aluminium Identification tags,
each the size Of a silver hele dollar and
of suitable thickness, will be worn by
each officer and soldier Of the Ameri-
can ESpeditionary Forces and By all
civilians attached thereto. These tags
will be worn suspended from the neck,
underneath the lolfing, by cord or
thong passed through small hole in
the tag, the second tag to be suspend
ed fro mthe first one by short piece
Of string or tape.
"In the case Of officers the tags will
be stamped with the name, regiment,
corps, or department and the letters
gu. S." either in such form as ~. s.
Infantry" "U. s. Air Service" ~. s.
Tank Corps" or simply the letters
i"U. S. A."when an officer is not a
member of an organization, corps, o,
department. .
"In the case of soldiers, the tags
will be stamped iwth the soldiers
name and the letters "U. S. A." ON one
side and the army serial number on
the other side.
/ The stamping on tags previously is
sued will be altered as practicable II
conform with this order.
"This is an added means of identifi.
cation"
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21
LIEUT.. KORSLUND, MINOT
KILLED IN AIR RAID

Minot, N. D., Aug. 19.-First Lieut..
M. F. Korslund of the R. A. F. was
shot down in an air battle April 18th,
according to information received on
Friday last by Mrs. Korslund, from
the British government. A map ac-
companied the announcement, showing
the exact spot where he was buried on
the front between Rheims and Per-
onne. Lieutenant Korslund was re.
ported German prisoner some time
ago. He enlisted at st. Paul in. June,
1917, in the Canadian flying forces
and took his training at Toronto, s
Before enlisting in the service,
Lieut.. Korslund was manager q the
Fisk Rubber Tire company here Mn.
Korslud was Miss Claudia Rusiau II.
Coulee, before her marriage, an{s sss4ce
her husband has been in the. seuice.;
has made her home with her parents,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21
GETTING READY FOR
OPENING or SCHOOL

Superintendent Sauvain wishes to
make further announcement regarding
the opening of schools. The first six
grades will open on September 3rd.
The teachers meeting for these grades
will be held Monday, September I'd, at
o'clock in the Central school build
ing.
The junior and senior high school
will open Sept. 16. The high school
faculties will meet Saturday afternoon
Sept. IA. -.
Pupils who last year filed proof Of
vaccination will not be obliged to fur
nish proof again this year. New pu-
pills not in last years classes will BE-
expected to furnish certificates or be
vaccinated. Notice Of this before the
term is started will save much delay
ana probably sore arms during school
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21
DON'T ROLL TINF0IL
INTO COMPACT BALLS
MUST BE UNROLLED AND SORT
ED FOR CLASSIFICATION TO
GET BEST PRICES, SAYS DIREC-
TOR. 1.sA4as


'Never roll tinfoil," is the plea Of
Mrs. Simon. Krause, division director
of salvage work.
Although heavy balls of the silvered
paper are compact and neat, she ex-
plains, they must be unwrapped, piece
by piece. for classification, each piece
of tinfoil being sorted in to it's proper
class in order to get the maximum
price.
Seventy-five cents pound is the
largest price paid for the best tinfoi',
the tough, yellowish variety which
comes on expensive cigars. The second
class consists Of the embossed tinfoil
often wrapped around candies and to-
bacco, which may be sold as high as 1S
cents a pound.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21

The local exemption board has re-
.ceived notice from Washington that
all male persons, who have become of
age since the 5th day of June, 1918,
and the oath day Of August, 1918, Will
be required to register on August "a,
1918, between the hours of a. M, and
|9 P. NJ. Definite arrangements have
not yet been made by the local board,
but the outlook is that all those who
come under this class will be required
to register at the Office Of the County
Auditor This registration has moth
ing to do with the registration which
will come early in September.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21
attended to before school starts.

f attended to before school starts.
Prof. Chas. Kittrell, principal of the
senior high school, has been attending
summer school at Iowa City this sum-
mer. The term closes this. week and
he expects to be back the end of the
week.
Miss Matilda N. Thompson, teach
Ell in the junior high school last year,
requested to be released in order to at
tend college: next year at Fargo. Miss
Thompson's home was formerly at
Page, N. D., but her parents have
moved to Fargo, and Miss Thompson
wishes to avail herself Of the oppor-
tunity to attend school there. Miss
Dora Wallem, Of Henning, Minn., has
been secured to take her place.
Miss Alta Fox has been released
from teaching in Devils Lake in order
to accept position at Spokane, Wash
ington. Miss Elsie Young, of the Mar
rows, will take her place.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21

Many of the socks being received il
the Northern Division inspection ed
partment are not properly marked with
regard to the size. Therefore, it
seems necessary to repeat that the
sizes of all socks must be written on
tape with indelible ink and fastened
securely to the sock.
When the complimentary lables are
used, the size can be marked at the up
der end of the label. When the laun-
dry tags are used, the size can be
marked upon this, but under all con-
ditions the size must be fastened to
the sock in such a way that it will
remain on the sock after it has been
washed. Paepr tags must be discon-
tinued.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21

I. N. Walker of Great Falls, Mo.
stopped of here yesterday ON his way
home from Chicago and spent the af-
ternoon visiting relatives and friends.
I. N, lived in Devils Lake for many
years and has host of friends here
who are always pleased to see him.
He still maintains that he has not for.
gotten how to play "smear."
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-21
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