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CHAPTER xIX-contInued.
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''Bad work" said the other man.
"Ayel'' said Haeckel. Then, speak
ing very slowly, and with difficulty, Il
do not understand"
''The king is dead"
"Aye," observed Haeckel, still I'M
-cemprehending. And then, Dead
the king?"
dead. Hear the bell"
s'Then-" But he could not at once
formulate the thought In his mind.
Speech came hard. He was still in
cloud.
"They say" said the other man,
"that the crown prince is missing, that
he has been stolen. The people are
frenzied."
He went on, dilating on the rumors.
Still Haeckel labored. The king! The
crown prince! There was something
that he was to do. It was just be-
yond him, but he could not remember.
Then, by accident, the other man
touched the hidden spring Of his mem
Dry.
"There are some who think that
Mettlich-"
"Mettlich!" That was the word.
With it the curtain split, as 1t were,
the cloud was gone. Haeckel put a
hand to his head.
A few minutes later, strange figure
dashed out of the hospital. The night
Waterman had joined the mob, and
was at that moment selecting rifle
from q cart. Around the cart were
students, still in their carnival fnery,
wearing the colors Of his own corps.
Haeckel, desperate Of eye, pallid and
gaunt, clad still in his hospital shirt
and trousers, Haeckel climbed on to
the wagon, and mounted to the seat,
a strange swaying figure, with band
age on his head. In spite Of that,
there were some who knew him.
"Haeckel!" they cried. The word
spread. The crowd OF students pressed
close.
''What would you do?" he cried to
them. "You know me. You see me
now. l have been done almost to
death by those you would aid. Aye,
arm yourselves, but not against your
king. We have sworn to stand to-
gether. / call on you, men Of my
corps, to follow me. There are those
who tonight will murder the little king
and put King Mob on the throne. And
they be those who have tortured me.
Look at mel This they have done to
me-" He tore the bandage off. and
showed his SCARED head. "Quick!" he
cried. 81 know where they hide, these
spawn Of hell. Who will follow me?
To the king"
ITO the king!"
They took up the cry, few at first,
then all of them. More than his words
the gaunt and wounded figure Of
Haeckel In the cart fought for him.
He reeled before them. Two leaped
up and steadied him, finally, indeed,
took him on their shoulders, and led
the way. They made a wedge Of men,
and pushed through the mob.
ITO the little kingw was the cry
they raised, and ran, flying wedge Of
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-18
Best Methods.

An ounce of prevention Is worth-s
well, you know what 1t is. The beK
way to put out fire is not to let 4
start The best way TO cure cold n
not TO have one.
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. CONCURRENT RES0-
LuTI0N'

Amending the Constitution Of tho stHtD
Z OF North Dakota. Relating to the
Investment of School Funds.
Be II Resolved by the HOUSE of Rep
resentattves of the State Of North
Dakota the Senate concnrring:
That the following amendment 70
the Constitution Of the State OF North
Dakota be agreed to and referred to
the Legislative Assembly to be chosen
at the next general election, and II
approved TO be by them submitted to
the qualified electors of h State for
for approval OF rejection in accord
anoe With ssotion 202 Of the Gonstitu-
ton Of the State Of North Dakota.
Amendment. That Section 1853 of the
Constitution Of the State Of North Da.
kota- GAS amended by Article VIII Of
amendments TO aatd Constitution), b.
noY amepded so as TO read as follows:
Sec 1862. The moneys of the perma-
mont school funds n other eduoa-
t1onal funds shall be invested only In
bonds OF school corporations. or Of
copnties, or Of townships. or of muntct-
palities within h state, or bonds is
sued for the construction of Drains
under authority Of law within the
state, bonds Of the United States, bonds
Of the State Of North Dakota, or on
first mortgages on farm lands In this
state. not exceeding in amount one-
division on which the same mag. be
the hoard Of appraisal OF school lands.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-08-01
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
p the Constitution 81 the State OF
North Dakota having passed the FIJI
teenth Legislative Assembly viii be
aunmitted TO the Sixteenth Legislative
assembly f0' s TA9MRa Il M4 aH2'oval'
Secretary OF State.
m4ECTTvE FRANCHISE TO WOMEN,
AND CHANGING REQUIREMENT
AZ no REaIDENCE.
70 Amend secttpn l2i oa Arttcis s of
words, make. si1 naontAa. and nfncty'
4pd by adding the words and dgureA
- da11 and bO
Chapter SO, Session Laws 1917
q =. No 10Ltn6sesoms
~ 49,. A=ag Fl. - H#~ FIF .Er.Hu.s
SO, Session Laws 1911
A CONCURRENT RES0.
LUTON.

009 ~ AOo0dment 10 tn ConstltutS0o
Ps0vS6ing for b Elective F~ranchise.
Be- Il Resolved by the Senate Of the
State OF North Dakota, the Hous Of
Representatives concufring: 5ft
That the Following proposed amend
pont to Section 121 OF Article 5 OF the
aConStttutton OF the State OF North Da-
kota be referred to the Legislative
Assembly to be chosen at the next gem
,eral election in said STATE be published,
and upon agreement by the Legislature
90 chosen next, as aforesaid, to be by
said last mentioned Legislative AS
oembly submitted TO b qualified cleo
tors OF the State for approval or 70.
lection a. the general. election. In the
year 1920 in accordance with the pro-
visions Of Section 202 Of the Constitu-
zion of the State Of North Dakota
Amendment. That Section III OF
Article 5 of the Constitution OF North
Dakota, as amended by Article : OF
the AMENDMENTS to the said Constttu:
tiop shall be and ts hereby. amended
and re-enaoted to az follows:
SEQ 121. Every person OF the age Of
twenty-one years or upward, belong
ing to either Of the following classes,
who shall have resided ip the state one
ear and In the county 90 dayB n IN
the precinct 80 days next preceding
any election shall be Q qualified cleo.
tor at such election First. Citizens Of
the United States; Second, Ctviltzed
persons Of Indian descent, who shall
have severed their tribal relations two
PEARS next preceding such election.
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Initiative On
Constitution

Thomas Hall secretary o1 srats
q the state OF North Dakota- acting
under authority q he menament 70
~stitution ef the state Of North Dakota,
proposed and passed by2 the Twelfth
and thirteenth Legislative assemblies,
saoptsd by the people at = general rsl
ported BY me to the Fourteenth .Lagis-
1attve assembly, do hereby certify that
pursuant TO the hling in the o1ice OF
b secretary Of state o. petitions con-
tanning the signatures Of at least
twenty-dve per cent Of the, legal vot-
srs Ia each Of not less than one-half
g the counties Of the state. there
tie state 81 Nostn DaEota, 1 I the
eessr1 es5e sh. ea 1911. .a e e Reli ns1G g p Nays@a
amendments TO the constitution OF tina
State Of North Dakota:
And / further certify that the fol-
lowing u g true q correct COPY OF
the form of petition hled in the ofice
Of secretary OF state together
With full true and complete copy
proposed By initiative petition, apd
that in accordance with the poWsr
vested IN me by b amendment to
and passed by the Legislature a
spproysd BY the people the proDossA
ballot and submitted to the legal vot--
ers Of the State Of North Dakota at
{hs gensral election TO be heh "a
SG gSssss' sab Il; 1913, THOMAS Hall.
Secretary Of state.
Done at thu Capitol at Bismarck,
ehts 18th day Of July. 1918.
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70 MoIsture.Proof Brick WailA

70 MoIsture-Proof Brick walls
The following coating for rough
brick walls is used by the United
States government for painting light.
houses, and It. enectually prevents
moisture from striking through:
Take Of fresh Rosendae cement
three parts, and Of clean, fine sand,
one part; mix with fresh water thor.
oughly. This gives a gray or granite
color, dark or hight, according to the
color Of the cement. II brick color IL
desired, odd enough Venetian red to
the mixture 10 produce the color. Il
q very light color IL desired, lime may
be used with the cement and sand.
Care must be taken to have all the In.
gradients well mixed together. In apply
ing the wash, the wall must be wet with
clean fresh water; then follow imme.
diatefy with the cement wash This
prevents the bricks from absorbing the
water from the wash TOO rapidly, and
gives time for the cement 10 set The
wash must be wen stirred during the
application. The mixture 6 to be
made as thick as can be applied CON
veniently with q whitewash brush II
n admirably suited for bricAwork
fences. etr., but It cannot be used to
Rdyantage over paint whftewash
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-08-01
CONCURRENT RESo-
!. lunoNI

A1Fgndins. the Constitutson q <ns
state II N0FtA Dakota, Rsla4fn1 %
IL Taxes Of improvements ON Land
"a II Resolved BY h 6snate OF the
State OF North Dakota, the House Of
Representative oonouvyin0:
msnt 70 Section lit 6f to- Constitution
Qf tho State Of North Dakota be ~.
TERED to h Legislative Assembly 20
b chosen at the nsxt general election
"a sad state. TO be by the last men:
eton4d Legislative Assembly submitted
70 the avaltded electors for approval
or rejection IN acooHdanos. with the
provisions Of Section 200 Of the Con.
stltution OF the State Of North Dakota.
6sc. l: Amendment. Article II %
Section 177 of the Constitution Of the
State Of North Dakota hereby
amended % = to read as follows:
Sec AT. All improvements on lar
QhAll be assessed In accordance with
Section l79 and the amendments there
to, bat ~ Legislative Assembly shall
have the power to exempt from taxa
tion n and all improvements ON farm
DDoDoSty.
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Tv1,e Child q III Win

Summer Or winter there 10 NJ MN
mixing the arbcreal individuality, TIL
unique personality Of hdy beech Hm
very Independence md originality havs
generally excluded her from parks and
Improved estateg and an places whers
nafnr0 = bent and broken BY tfe two
by.fom rules d art and .arttdcllhfE
Sid = . true child II tn Wild Cgysu
hef, own WY III = CO of @bssi
of n9mdk AZ an ssasons5 ~ fngiesa
alnicable Intimacy and rewards N In
vpcdl3nd a6pnatntaneeG Dntf6nnt ~
nc hf wlne1f mood whanaln1ogl
ao4ssa1pcng - 4lvsn sletlsI11od lhl
1n11AAd and apanly. w1kh 1tn1Dt
t3egee nno1Eh6 = 80 boo ant
lWaxm k1ndllnon 9-u1h11nG
RAwu66 bAnoleA-0EeAan61A
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4 CONCURRENT RESo.
!. LUTON:

Amending the C0nSt1tutf0n tne
Nsme Of the State Reform school
located a4 Mandan, In h County. OF
Morton, to that Of State Training
ech0Ol 11
sentatives Of the State Of North
Dakota. the Senate concursing:
msnt 70 ssction Els Of the Constitution
e fs,r sns g sta tie E nes neLeh Da Asssm 81 TO to
'be chosen at the next general election
In said state 70 be. by said last men:
t,onsss I aasaiissa .i Asss%o y s sse stsss
Tor approval or rejection In accordance
with the provisions Of Section 202 Of
the Constitution Of h State Of North
19sndment, Ars,css a. seet.on aas
North Dakota is amended 20 as to read
Sc se.'S Is: The following public ,nst,-
located at the places hereinafter
o e:Rsd s;rs NE E e 9 a !: 3 s tss 6nissd s gssss.
rnary a. r. 1859. g s. dispossd Of ana
e:ssn Is sI may n pls:eri g sSbj sss'1 70 the
school and public lands contained in
thu oonstttStion: :, rov.rnm.n, :.
=: as{y q sisn.'es e Tie County
q s ssSaSI'. The state up,y.rs!ty ana
s sSaGal e IT, h,ne County ~ ,n 81 G aEan % P H,aee
miro: The Agricultural College at
ths City OF Fargo. in the County OF
Fourth: 4 STATE Normal schoo! q
81 Barnes and Is Tessisiative Assem-
FIX fsal q s2Do ssls. 3 t9 isnsG raP 9er Of n sisnsx
schools made In the act Of Congress
Normal school e Valley CITY :; ;I af XIX;
acres, and said lands are hereby ap-
propriated to said institution for that
yt{th: The SCHOOL for the Dssf n
Devils Lake. In the County OF Ham
II .s, 81; 4 I a s.ss: rr a .sss e sssss' q q
ssysnsn:. A state NorHQal School :.
The City q Mey,vilie IA the County q
S~5S,aa snG , ! .ss Eraat 3, 1is snas MADE IL
81 .Congress 81 the got aforesaid for
stthls}y f1pue.nd !so. oso. acres e ne
lla q ssiS ls asS:o1 Is s0e ssssos = s sazolalis:
.'iaESsAh 'a'e PSI gse gSs'i Hoep,,a, Tor Il.
{ {n:a7 coa e ths il sc'i sEu 81 Sams. Hna TIE hs
legislative Aesepbly shall appropriate
t1apty THOUSAND ceres Of th3 grant Of
lands nu9iad9 ~ the act q oonsres2
s sssssssissssssif1 i sassi fsesa 'q aos sss S.n 81
satlon. an1 t Sss shall s. ioss &
g Scu ns.F J w cisS q s. c inat;2at,d 5n i re
shsscd 81 tSo sscrstary Of ths interlos
1of = penitentiary building. 3
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Tho Life Of tho skyscrapsr.

Tho Life Of tho skySorapsr.
Builders and men Of allied INTEREST,"
are discussing again the question Of
the lifetime OF the modern skyscraper.
When q symposium ON this subject
was published along IN 1905 there
still were In the foreground some IFS"
Of corrOsion, vibration and electro
lysis az affecting steel frameA Newer
thelesA estimates Of durability ranged
from 5000 years 10 q vagne forever"
Today sees the old .ffS' happily
disposed Of, says q writer Tall
structures torn down after q decade or
more Of service have revealed their
protected steel work a. good az new.
But the very act through which this
1easMing condition has bean made
known has shown forth the real, lurk-
ing enemy m the towering CITY edinca.
The 1oe u the modern skyDCfAper u
the more modern GkyScraper. And the
prophet ID JUSTIFIED who, IN the 1900
symposium merety snld for ~ many.
stOfied st1ucture thaA X would lnsta -
Aro 9 ~ vank u n
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-08-01
FEARED NEW QUARTER BOGUS
Coin q Recent Vintage Caused 9aftjA
moro Business Houses to Make
Hurried tnvestlo alton.

IN the future Uncle Sam should cert
tainly notify Baltimore In advance
when he Is going to spring q new coin.
for the appearance of q new quarter
Of the vintage Of 1917, which differs
slightly from the first issue, has
caused anxiety to q number Of good
Balhmoreans because they thought
they were "stung." Rumors that coun.
~terfeiters were flooding the city with
.'phony" money naturally followed
states the Baltimore Evening Sun.
The new coin arrived unannounced
and It was not long before experts no
ticed the slight difference between IL
and the first issue Of the 1917 quarter.
and then they got busy. The most per-
sistent rumor was that counter1eiferI
were plying their trade In Baltimore
and that many Of the large business
houses the United Railways and the
public In general had been caught"
for hundreds Of dollars. On the old
quarter there are nc stars under the
eagle, while on the new coin there ara
three. There are seven stars on one
side Of the eagle AID six on the other.
on the coins Of the first issue, while
the bird on the new coin IL f1anked by
only five stars on each side with threa.
underneath. The milling on the new
coin is different from the old and the
I'm God We Trust" on the one 10 much,
larger than on the other.
The ~subtreasury has had q number
Of inquiries about the coin, and q half1
dozen banks which were consulted had
also been asked to express an opinion
as to whether It was good or not, and
they all vouch for Il. The whole trou-
bic seems to be that the new coin was
sprung ON Baltimore without notice.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-08-01

70 AVOID HAZARDS BY FIRE
Rlnht Kind of Construction and Eth
client inspection viii : Prevent
Much Damage Gays Engineer.

"Propar methods Of construction ana
efficient building inspection will pres
vent q very large proportion OF the
fires which annually do &C much dam1
age In American cities" says r. 81
Whiting, an architectural engineer
who has made a compilation and care
ri study Of more than 200 building
codes Whiting sums up his conclu1
sions thus:
1.-THE allowance Of tan feet between
buildings In uncongested districts ~
about the average found In building
codes, although a greater distance r.
advisable and often specified, and n
some cases the space IL increased td
30 feet Of nora. IF an ordinance lin
iting the distance between buildings
had been provided IN the building code
Of Atlanta, Ga, the confagration o.
May q 1917, might have resulted not
% di~sastruus1y. Il h next to impos4
sble for fremen 10 fight q IRE satis4
factorily between two burning build4
tngs II the space between them is not
wide enough for two persons to pass
comfortably, which seems to have BEEN
the case In Atlanta. ;
The width Of building lots Ia q matt
ter that should be carefully thought
out and regulated by local authorities
and especially tn q congested DWELLING
house district, and should not be per-
United less than IS feet; better STILL
plated with a width Of from 40 to 50
feet, thus allowing liberal space on
each side Of every dwelling. ,
Buildings such as public garages
oil houses and %refneries, rendering
plants, varnish works, etc, as well az
buildings used for the storage or ham
ding Of large quantities of combust@
lble material, whether Of fire resisttva
or non-fre resistive construction
should be erected only In isolated loca<
tons, where their contents cannot be-
considered as q fire hazard for adjoint
Ing or nearby buildings"
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }
County of Burleish

L Thomas Hall, Secretary of state
Of the State Of North Dakota, do here
by certify that the foregoing are. full.
proposed amendments. TO the Constitu-
ton Of the State OF North Dakota,
passed by the Fifteenth Legislative
Assembly Of the State Of North De-.
kota and to be referred to the Six.
teenth Legislative Assembly Of the
State Of North DahotA.
torsa& seal) Secretary Of STATE.
Dated al the Capitol 1t Bismarck.
this 18th day OF July. 1913.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-08-01
Philosopher Dooiey.

IT'S . strange thing with we coma
b think ~ Il that tn less money q
maj getS fr hts wur7uk tn more MIC,
lssary II b 10 ~ wurruM that he shud
20 on wurrukfni. Yeaer boss can 60
% Paris on q combination wedding an
divorce trip an, no wan botheTS hia
head about him But II ye shud 81
10. P6ftS-excuss me n hughin me
pilf black IN IN face-th INDUSTRIES
" III eDunth1y pines away.-@'
cnanaA s>s.tse.sss,t. e. e,ss..s: ~
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10 ameud Section 102 a Article . Of
the Constitution by emitting ths
words. bonds Of othe1 otateSs pro-
E1ded. sucA states hav never reDu
dated any OF their l~ndebte0nessp
and the word, one-thi1d, and by Nd.
ing h words, one-hal1.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-08-01

par cent of the legal voters tnsrein,
THIRD; That the COUNTIES apoxs
ity o. the counties In tho State -
\, i s, hs&a1 gsss 'h. y .
Il. q More Fargo, Nd.
qeorEe q 19tten. j.. FargA y
'ha ess :sS'ad Gay q de ~. A r1r4 IN,
Notary Public. ny com. expires
Proposed Constitutional
Amendments
w. ~ undersigned 9uaAsea sise-
tors Of the State OF North Dakota,
consisting OF over twen&y-dHe Der cent
q the legal voter Ia each OF g
state. do hereby propose the.
state. And We request that the same
mit7ed TO the qualified electors OF the
state at the next general election fof
approval or rejection: We do this in
ssesion sSs IN ni Art,t ens Is p of 7 1se oon.t =
tuition as amended by lArticls 1e Of
Amendments, and In accordance with
b general Laws q the state N sHcn
That Section IS in Article 3 as
amended by Article Is OF Amendments;
Section e7 in Article 3; Section 202 ia
g. a'. A ! IL es s sae II A IL H1s,a j.
IL as amended ~ Article 20 OF Amend-
mentsi section II y Art,ols II; sss-
Il A 1ss in 4 Ars sa .anas;n anS s sy 92ti ass
Is Of Amendments OF the C~onstitution
Of the State shall be and the same
are hereby amended to . AZ fo[
Section rs In Article 4 40 Amended
BY Article 10 Of Amendment The leg
islative power Of this state shall De
q senate and q house Of representa-
tives. The people, however. reserve
the power. hrst. to propose MEASURES
a enc p e en Second q e se' sppre eSs 81 ea4 as,. &
section, part OF parts Of any measure
ENACTED act BY The le~g gssa .ns nj
tiative. Ton thousand elsctofs at hrgs
p p..l,ls 200 sv. : s : s. & Sri
shall be died With tho secretary
OF stats mot less thaD ninety days
before the election = which - y 20
re sseond power reserved the
at large mar By s~efersndum pst5sson:
emergency measure. But the filing OF
q Referendum petition against one @
more sems sections q pats tb pa ~
mainder from going into e6aot such
petition shall Be filed with 10 secre-
tary Of state not later than qinety
Session afs 81 The The i eeasSss@sn: l. . ga g
such measure was enacted.
Each mea.nre i.it.ste9 by g. E.asns
s 8 IL e s s1s sas sstse. .s snsl' .s e 'q Sc nssse
ed upon the ballot ~ the secTotaxy 81
state and shall be voted upon 81 any
statewide election desi4nafed n the
B't eSe s % sr 1Ss 5 1ssoiS 4 tie
vsssed and decissed 81 "a board o.
measure. submitted to The electors Of
the state, shall become q Law when
approved e p 9 rsrao BY q M majority orcS az, q the ssa xOt so
into effect on the 30th day after the
election, unless otherwise specidsd -
II 4 referendum petitsos = nlsd
against an emergency maasuaN such
upon BY the electors. And 4 Il - fke.
c este ss.. = i, R.; :sssl D 8 ,a sss 49, !.
ssbmitted to the electors at : special
s,set = i, = e s:e:as1 y eet,d s. sfs1i
against II shall b sfg1sd ~ tAarty
thousand esect0rs ut large. oucA sDec-
tnl election shall BE called ~ thu
tran one hundred nor mose than o.
me.t q tie 40 s ! l~sgi,tata1s:
upon each pstition, and il Do nnds i
m 1nHaa Sor ths FstitioneT3. and allow
mem s"sa'y az ds sSE 81 the sso1sta15
az state. In regard 10 any such petition
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CHANGING NAME OF sTATD RE-
FORM ACHOO1 TO STATE TRAIN
ING SCHOOL.

70 amend Section 21B Of Article 10 OF
the Constitution by emitting the
word, Reform, n by adding the
y word. THaiuinQ,
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EXEMPTION or FARM YMPNOvH
AENT0 EROM TAXATION.

n amend Section 177 Of Article II 81
the Constitutions by emitting the
words. but DlOwln0 shall NOT be COL.
Tie value os lana Tor che purposs
~ aAsessHpena, and by adding the
worde, and the amendments thereto,
But the Legislative Assembly shall
have the power to exempt from tan.
alton AMI I'M all improvements On
HAkm property.
Chapter 81, Session Laws 1917
"a q d No. 42-Hamilton)
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PREVENTING INVESTMENT o.
SCHOOL FUNDS IN BONDS OF
OTHER STATES. AND AUTHORl1-
ING LOANS ON FARM LANDS VI
TO ONE-HALF OF THE VALUE %
ETHD LANDS.
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Chapter 81, Session Laws 1917

Oh = No. 1e5-Lsthrops)