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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30

1890 Child's Dress. Cut in . sizes :
.. 4, Is, 5 and 10 years. Size 8 requires
2la yards of SO inch material. Price,
10 cents.
29g9 - Ladies' Dress. Cut in 6 sizes =:
"a. 30. IS. 40, - and ~ inches bust
measure. Size IS frequires SIS yards Of
- inch material. Dress measures about :
yards at the foot. Price, 10 cents.
29T3-2975-A Pretty Costume, Waist
2973 cut in { sizes 81, 80, IS, 40, AZ. A
and As inches bust measure. Skirt 1910
cut in : sizes 80, "a, 20, rs, 30, 30 and
"a inches waist measure. \ medium size
will require Is yards of &c inch material
The skirt measures rs yard at the foot,
with plaits extended. separate pat
terms. 10 cents O EACH pattern.
25s4 - Girls Dress. Cut in 1 sizes
: 10. 10 and IA years. Size u will require
Al. Yards Of Al inch material. Price,
10 cents.
297S-A New One Piece Model. Cut in
3 sizes 10. 1S and 20 years. Size is will
require 5lh yards OF AZ inch material.
Price. 10 cents.
aaso- - Girls Dress. Cut in 3 sizes :
IL. IA and Is years. Size IA will require
3I5 Yards of Sc inch material. Price.
10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
Safirfuniter
oo Dioenlfab,

s &uoicu ituI Der, iom set iortGI
les, iiloc2 6oIf De Ioafolote 6ns
tIrcr Iour cr iitouO iii ior fOrtere
cllcr IunQcrc Et0 at opbppc ouc
%ip2utruNaer hes Jig iclu, iun at Dc
/ ale Ncuiccnocr cr iom Oe bar uir-
tcIig 0oOc. ScIp life icoponlig BE.
groprIie pj0cr Sc tIlbolc FOR. Nnor
De ioo bar Ii9gct i @ropcn Uogcn
Gt0, bIjr "%iget" grapct op igicL
&Ipct ucu0er pou TutIrcn3 cgct quo
% ueO bans egen &iIic9 Strait til
boQe, % Den isr 0poe piano er iou
iriit oQ Juno, Iom ON han par uaog
net citcr en- lang Sgun.
Ger CT manage. lom meller, at BEN
SlaN3 &unitiipftcr er rene Talltnc'
ricr clcr bcror pau Goitenipillcr.
iueb. Hcnt bartly ira at en- bel Gel
(iIlGi0cr rr iau omhpggcIig forl.
trollcrct at al Euil ON Sagcn3 &c
oIttet mao oorr uoeIllttet, ioo cr Der
uc0 Den uucitc Toritninga @irIp
bro1t iua0ume (in1 ior GoQen, at
% monte Notlrcr@ her nmtoltc
M>n'nnttt BET mjnoltc CT bra0t IN
Gcn'or M}lIl9bcocn@ wrTnlc.
yes iOitcmatiit 9rbcioc cr man
ncniIl3 tonlmet I'll oet He''Itat, al
S1o nleo HlorQorIle lttI horer I'll
IlmIIl0AeocrNe. IIoI'5ere trocot
man. at 3lIIoell por all Sloa 6len
oG net oen 'remtaIot' Sttonelle %
N'o. 9|Gn l"rIl0 peo HooltI Flctet2
o0 COMEDIES @rbetoe tr oct Bit poo'
MN at holc @~l'lol9roocr llocn SFooe
ian iaole@ AZ De tor'tly.iid'tc Icocnot
Nr0onl@nler, oerlbInHot o1Ioo Yfcn.
llr'tet. ~ 'IoGu Acr EouI @ecallc.
rel btort at "nHtorn / ITnHyrc Qio
tan roboIoI en- H%'tieljnQ al 1913
Wrl0er lG0eU at mite lin NIuSfr0it
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30

27s1 - Ladies' Dress. Cut in : sizes
"A, 81, IS, 40, ~, ~ and 40 inches bust
measure. Size IS will require AZ yards
of 36 inch material for the dress and Ia
yards for the jumper. The skirt measures
about 1&, yards at the foot. Price, 10 cents.
265S ~ Ladies' House Dress. Cut in I
sizes "a. SO, IS. 40, a., ~ and 40 inches
bust measure. Size rs requires 54 yards
Of ~ inch material. Width at lower edge
is ~ yards. Price, 10 cents.
2994 - Ladies' Combination Garment.
Cut in 4 sizes Small. 32-34: Medium.
36-3S; Large, 4O-42; and Extra Large.
4446 inches bust measure. Size Medium
requires 3s yards of 36 inch material
with X yard for the ruffe. Price, 10 cents.
2621 A Natty Dress for Mothers Girl.
Cut in . sizes >, 4, q, s and 10 years.
size 6 will require III yards Of 80 inch
material. Price, 10 cents.
2g74-A Good Work Apron. Cut in 4
sizes Small. 1924 Medium, 1898 Large.
40-42, and Extra Large, 4446 inches bust
measure. Size IS will require ~ yards of
sc inch material. Price. 10 cents.
2645 - Child's Play Dress. Cut In 5
sizes 1. 2, 3. 4 and 5 years. Size 4 will
require az yards OF 80 inch material.
Price. 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30

bIcu ica uemIiq pcbet no al 5000
Sommicr 80, Ter &c, icg boooe
ipjuct Ct hot Wruuurnllmmer al ga
aoujui % troc0c icg bop0e giort MIG
rlatiR aoot. SEQ blco bcrior tenn
mcIid pail, ga belle @rntfa latte at
ytbc ION on DC par bctolt Tor Oct.
Gerit tuntic ieg at qoa min Nci mco
Jet ionmc, men icg %bciicntc mia
uliacucl til at aierc ct 6oris9 til %
iad Iogoc icl ioci meo en- rigtig Tie.
Nciig % icnijmcutol WcIo0i ~ leg
touftc set fnuifc bar ilig DC piIoe
tauc set. Den NciuItatct bIcu moi
oBtil Oct iauunc,
"a aif jcq. Den Ell al 0iiiccrer
ne tom imrtcuoe citcr MIG. 90 loa
if ic5 u,Oc at |ibuIna bIanot Amc.
rtfaucruc par llotrpt ior bc1 oIIer.
aucrficHocIic. ga ic0 berte
ret ut oct rrGoeuclloe NcOClt llgelol1
en- ouOcu &Iana / init Gre. %
i1l off mo igicn % iortiattc 6cn az
brltotc aouiert. % cltcrbaonocn
tom lea til set 9ieiuItat at 8ibnin8
er ocn cucitc rigtlgc 6ornl
Tor @iioIo ga ica i0rit par blcuct
.iortroiig mco at ocu hcts0 nctop Oct
mo0Iotte al set man eucr3 err pant
til at iorbiuoe mco ocnllog3 &po
1irfct Sen iofttif mcgct mere mini.
rcrcuoe enc ocn trooitioneac &Iop-
rem uc0 &Un0cruc."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
uyiferne oraser hjcm.

9ttlanta, ga, 8. 23oe Sept. Sper
1900 tpife Wtatroier, iom bar oprct
intcrnerebe / Camp WcFberIon, til.
traabte ioag Siemreiien iii Sniflano.
Meiien berira til &obofen ioreait
meo ct Grtrato9 og unOer Recognizing
al 200 omeritanife trooper. @eb
Nnfomiten til Sobofen goar sc ONT.
boro / 0anlpercn "YocabontaS", Scr
SorSOag aigoor til Hottcroam.
NGiten $50 al Sc tpIfe Sipnpno
bapoe inbienot Inoragcloer ON at
bli omcrifanife @orgere. ri oisie
InOrogenoer bar fun rs blepet mo-
uilgcoe og iorelebig blot paa @rppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
Senncp Eicflcs.

. Charts Imoa Igurfer, ,
CHARTS intaa sra. 10 Sllart grsnrlc
Somotcr, 10 @lorlfaal-Soocr, en-
Guart Norbemcr % ire Quarts
ilnbattcoc @recn peppers. Sno
bette ltaa / Saltpano Nattell opcr,
ioct man brilgcr en- baIu Sop Salt
Ill npf Sor0, laa oct Itaur nDcr
@rpninQcrne. Set er beoit at lGggc
en- &p9t oUer, Iaa @ren Iagernc fan
bolOeS neee / Sogen, On Wor9e-
men bTlbe5 al Sn0en al % @renIas
0crle fo9es / %ano, til oe er mere
On Souce lopeS Al Y Tuno Scn=
nep, "a llnie "Surneric", 3 Ebe-
ifecr Seaeri Ire % "a Sop Wtc(
iom isrlt blanOes 9obt lammen og
oerpoa, liot eIter liot irercS A
Charts GObif % fogeS til oct er
tpft % iepnt. 0enne Sallce bel
oes oper @rpniagerne, la%oil,art o.
er nlpre, og &anoet, iont DC bIcp
fcgte / er bplot al % iau bapea Dc
CD / Srllffer "a foricdlcS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30

Ocl MOO l~lriujDrc.
81 Gcnts Stafc(32 SpiiS)
Trit.

sleiru 'ort. oG ]bt1grb,r Taagu ErRitt % trT,
utt Ztrtah NTaE %gg yG I.EtEE r' ltr'fuaC Nss
uoiliot tuoUG CO.. -.sr beg.UlCT '.g re hrT'cy
OF bl uc1 fgrb.Tut b bfErr 5gy'a.rraE %rayr1
2aetu riatia. gl-g 'trf frf' gG lg~ut 1Eg pt,
BIN 'r'f Sau tut zugJtU Hgs NtcCEDt 'ggrt
WlGirs. ~Tal-Wat'tg E.cCAgy urytJEtg h1g Agra
pubcr EsRpUt ma.
6uia bu losr a. S~pcgbtotr gIrTtu uta bran.
btubt 'usttUbs zutrtgy raty ON ta -rI no a. z ZEN.
ger q taIui ZlIU Nar0l en- s1titU b. I'll ng 'J,tr
Ere rGa ben oUtt Rpn'gvt og Stuvit. hgUUJ Be
Banding plucC.
u oil 9iUt IA on 7rsgtUy8 E,a'fr t&3 ToFsI irit
20 trl Soa o.. urufuIu.Ewl "a E~crrlratt IL BE-.
toHtlt tSU for 90 Dutrbtrl'e n4 on % The WilinnS
Treatment Dutrg.Hter A9If 90 Slryt'Agtlmmt
AhguUliiEWt frpEi'ft t4gy iGIytruft.tc Hgfs 'rgWr
FAINT pto EDUt0t az lrtu'lrt
GcHb bettt gDtrtfsitmtHi tILbtTr 7 " Ujatame
&C.. Dent X lT8 q. & ylgt Grl GaUgt1r Conn
% mobiap N Nafftyoi roTtrbt'GIt en- FL 75aSrUts
SLATE 1872 Z0tsl uttH GUgpugttirI Ruu IN ~
SLATE ~ iammt Ver'Dn ahrts't tneE 5au'l,t
GDrtrHlJg 'UE 'lprlig' WaDt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30

ll0polga NGno, / bpert 3iIiGIoc
noAlc Stcoer / Mcucmile5pig, mcb,
at oct or oct tpife llopaIg, fou to,
ger iig al Sugcn, oa al man FIN ifal
hcnpcn0c liz til bette.
Grbcloomaaocn cr life init piocre
I'M iGrlig life, noor man bctpnter.
al l(opolgct5 cnfcltc Me0Icmmcr
nouptter bette / politiif Spefulo.
tiouseicmCo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
,lluffnotilcr.
Snnnfrr.@ curaclicu.

Community Scrpicc" l1dng b. a. en-
BepracIic, bpis &cnijQt bar al ~.
ulmtpc Sol0atcrnc I'll al odl1nc
sarafor for at opcIiIc t$lltcrc2'e1
ior qo0 SANG % @}uljt. &cp"Acl
rn Frouc0c@ mc0 3cIo, Scloat'rnc
y fommct hicm ira europa Ell inn
1cuoe SCR. Cpcrn,t / Grontrta,
,crte5 Sc omcritou'te SoIoot'r@
Sara, ocIa mroer e9cn &chcI'e, oel2
nrocr 2cncIic al op8tigc &u'trl'tio'
-rr, DIR pur oujat al Community
7crpiu" paa SoIoatcruc2 Annto0
lIug.
~Gommmih Scrpjcc, $ltc.," lon
2Gifobt mi hcocr, har beillttct at
prtiottc grbcioct ! 6rc03tio ior at
~,.arbci0c 5rtcrcSi,u Tor San8 %
Nltiif b.ouot Sen cjviIc NeioItnInG
,ver oct hclc Gam %eup1c,iHt bar
'oact Mauuct "Gommunim Sind
ma" % or oacrcoc poo Qoo 2}cl I'll
al iaa ct Iiaeiaa bcIola llo'oIo ION
Ten TT bIauot SoIHatcruc GrpeoI.
ionahprcll. Oct er ncmllg aone;
% for en- bel Gel Sang 90 mutt
.utcrcsIcrte 0cuc'tcr at Oort 6o.t
uteo 2etbco fan hi Ct "ipnacnoa
SoIf" naor bare ,,rbcioct irttc9 /
SnItcnt "a Goufcu iGrca ircm , ~
rette SpDr. IcgicrtnGeu bar pnt
'Q mrgct pcIpjQiI itcntt Iidconcr'or
geppQcIicu, ga oel %ou'cc2 ION ct
oigtiQ SEQ / Observation-Disclosures
Gc norit omrrjfauiIc Sougior'.
nirQcr FAM bar pGH til ltor Nir.2
och at trroc itatteuoe I'll ueo o'icnt
foe g~uIcNrinQcr, hoor Song oI
Wa,ijf err opicrt poa Froarommct.
"a oc ogiaa cr oucoo SonNerr bar
ruQtiQc 2c0crc % fan ]bctraRtcS iom
Crpcrtcr / Taact, fan oe oOc en- Itor
%nbanoclic paa Sonluooltilngcl
her / NonOct % uoyottc mcact Act
nina al at biGIpc OcuL Der life bar
SjcnNifob til Eefuifcu / SmQ
NcniiQtcn mco Community Gina
ing" cr at oonuc Saugtor / bocr
cnc1tc IN i hrlc %onoct "a '0o ole
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
(2) Cucumber Yicfles.

Sog TO Charts Ngurfer % pa'f
Gem gobt. SAP Dem ioa % / arufs
fer % bau en- Spiicifc SuIt % nog-
lie Stpffer Tebcrroo (0orieraOiiW
op / arlltfen % fplo Den Iaa op meo
fnIo G00if
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
(1) Cucumber YieflcS.

3 Ell @allon Gboif rorrS en- Sop
tor Senuep 90 en- baIo &op Salt.
gfteriom 9lgurfcrne tage5 ino, ba'
res Be op i GONifen % mar De bar
ppret oeri TO Tiger, CT Sc frroige
til 9rug. Gil man bope Dem til
@intcrbrua fan man bare Dem op
/ 8%Ia5fruffcr, Ipnl f~orlegleS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
CIR alt NIT liz :
SN|
SNc,

CT alt nit lip en- fieoe FUN ap bonner,
en- iteniterf fro o9 epie f~trfeeane,
mems iee I eiernine intet Krtfsparf piier, -
Ga er iee 900 for Ono oo noe items trane.
CT alt nit lin tilbeoelie oo f~nalen,
mems alcri9 jee eaar fiarliehetens I'll, =
Ga ct nit hierte tranot % folot oe luffet
oo al min fri TENDON fun bvfleri.
Johan Selnes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
SpiccS Grapes.

6 Elun Irller trPugc@ til Ocnnc
SpIfriit. SfoIlet tuges al Dem %
"SS5nOmaocn" fogeS til ben cr goot
ltofogt, huorpaa set hGloca igiens
ucm en- lin Gil, for at aierncrne
fan iiernes. Sou bar man Sfal-
Ienc Iunlnlen mco Soften % tiliGt
Ter ocrpoa 3 El,no Suffer, Ell Fint
Gooif, 10 Spiieitcer &anel p9 Ell
Spiiclfc Neuif % laoer oct fogc
lunQiont i TO elmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
BUFFET oe Kjcffenet.
Chile Sancc.

q itore, moone Somater trpn9es
iii hcnnc Spifriit, foru6en IpO bnios
2eg. 10 Green Keepers, 3 aopper
G0oif, = Spiicifecr Salt, pg en- aop
Suffer. Gooif % Sutfer iaar ct
SpfoG, iaa BABES alt oct sprige l.
eftcr at Oct fgrit er malt / Ell aiso-
tpcrn. Oct foyer omtrellt en- 81
me, til oct er ganife tpft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
Spicco Sumntp Saucc.

s Sumo mo0nc Somotcr, iom er
itrrllct % ~itauret / Stpffcr, 4 Euno
Sutftr, ell Vlnt Golf, eli SpiIclfe
hpcr al bel auuel "a belle Febertorn
ca ct habit Suiiu "23IaOeS o.
Mace, oi@Ic arpoocricr bilbea lott
ueo ! en- liocn Sole al tpnOt Gbecic.
cloth clcr albet tpnot Sei. Soo
ul1 oettc fogc3 goOt op % iGt lan
@rn0uu poo Ell NabcitoS Elaoc ooer
rigtig mag Slo, buor bette fan Itoa
oQ imoonurrc ! Is elmer, til oct
er rigtig inf. Noien nleo arpooe-
ricr tnQc2 ioo lto % ioa bar man
oet ~ / itcrilii2rie Seap @laaIc.
Gette er Ell rigtig galrnel Sp'trirt
% ornc Slng@ Som cr nomertet
clten iii &iporetttr eiler Ill at lnle.
re paa GrocfcrS cllcr Smerrcbrso.
Gn oloru SIag3 Son1ato Sam ion
life CT illlot laa RIG, lanes poo rels
gcnoe Mauoc: q Euno Somoter
- moouc Souater - flores op /
lire Stptfcr hpcr, eiter at De or
ifrGQct. Tc tilipttcS lem Nlrro
Suffer, en- G.uort GbNif, Ell Spite
tie hpcr al belle Nclifer, bel &anel
% bel 9uleboauoc; arpooeriernc
hopca op / Ell Iiocn Eoie Al tpltrt
Soi, Sctte toge$ uc9ct lal8iomt /
3 Elmer.
WarmclaSe AZ arsnne Somatcr.
Tn itor @ruoe opifaarue grpnnc
Somater iaor ct Sptog / Iaa meget
Tauo at Set better omtrent 10 tres.
lebcIc al Somotcrne. 0tau laocr
Dem fogc Ill De cr 900. uofoste,
maalcr Dem iaa ~ % tagcr , Sop.
per Suffer Ill hoer 3 "copper" %.
mat Wtasie ~ cit Stipe Gitron ii,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-30
Sumnto Gatinp.

3 TuIin mobnc Sonlater, ire Hco
VepperS % 6 800, iom cr baffct
int. Nsr iammen mlco bette to
Sbcifecr belle gtellifer, Ell Stang bel
aailel % 10 SHeifeer tor Scnncp.
3 Stopper GOoif % ~ Sop brunt
Suffer rsre5 Ianlmcn % rerc3 Der
poa op / oct sprigc. Get foyer til
Get CT goot uotogt % ganIte jepnt,
treSie5 ocrpaa igicnncm en- gall'fe
I'm Gil, foor berpaa nof ct Spfog
% hGIbeS Ocrpoa poa SLATER, lom
maa forfe3 9oot og belit ber Opppcs
/ Saf, Iaa DC blir alDGlC3 tRtte.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-18
RED LANTERN
AT THE GRAND

Nazizmova's new production. "The
Red Lantern which comes to the
Grand Theatre, will shed new and in,
teresting light upon the traits and
customs of the Chinese. Looming
large in the story are a number Of
celestials, Buddhists, at heart, but to
return to their original faith when
their hatred of the white man is ar
oused.
The great mass of fact and fancy
contained in Edith Wherry's novel; has
been supplemented by Miss Matthias
and M. Capellani with several weeks
of research, so that every incident,
every customer, every racial habit or
prejudice depicted upon the screen
will have the absolute stamp of his
%torical and chronological authenticity.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-18
MILLIONS
OF RAT|0NS
ARE SERVED
Balkan Commission OF Ameri-
can Red Cross Feeds And
Clothes Hundreds Of Thou
sands In Macedonia - No
Distinction Made In Greed
Or Nationality.

Kavalla, Macedonia, May 5.-(By
Mail.)-Millions of rations have been
issued and hundreds of thousands of
refugees have been fed and clothed by
The American people through the Bal
kan Commission of the American Red
Cross in Macedonia. In Northern and
Southern Serbia, in Rumania and in
Greece proper several additional mil
lion rations have been given out with
out charge.
No distinction of creed Of national
ity has been made. Greeks, both pa
%triarchists and Mohammedans; Slavs.
including exarchists, patriarchists
and Catholics; Jews of both the ORTIZ
odox and Denume professions; gyp-
sizes; Vlachs and Albanians-all have
received aid from Che American peo-
pie.
In a two-month period, 4s1,449 ra-
tons were issued at Kavalla, 339,415
pounds Of food being given out. At
Series, another Macedonian town 256-
CTS rations were given out in one
month and 6,770 persons were given
30,465 garments. At Drama 3,798- per-
sons were fed daily by average count.
Tens of thousands we've fed in the
smaller villages in Macedonia. The
total number of garments issued in
Macedonia is close to a hundred thou
sand.
American charity in the Balkans
can hardly be. reckoned up in figures,
now that the, Balkan Commission has
established headquarters at Saloniki
for Montenegro, Albania, Rumania,
Greece and North and South Serbia.
Millions of American dollars have
been spent in the Balkan state in the
work of relief-and the work goes on.
Thousands of tons of food have
been transported and issued, to the
starving population Of Macedonia.
Tens of thousands of blankets have
been given away as we'll as mattres-
ses, beds, cots and bolts of clothins
to be made up by Turkish needl:
workers into clothing for Turkish wo.
men. Tons Of medical supplies have
been issued to hospitals and local doc.
tors and used by American doctors
and nurses.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-18
+ NOTICE

Section 247 of the Revised ordin.
ances of the City of Devils Lake
Reads:
ut shall be unlawful within the
city of Devils Lake to fire off or dis
charge a gun, firearms, fireworks, OF
fre-crackers, except at such times
and places as the mayor may express
~ permit Or direct, and any person
who shall violate any of the provis-
ions of this section shall be punished
by a fine of not exceeding 800"
/ wish it distinctly understood thai
from now on this ordinance will be
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-18
STATE OF
!. MONTENEGRO
IS P|TIFUL
Inhabitants Destitute-DwelT-
ings Burned Or Smashed By
Shell - Young Men Are
Gone-No Tools To Work
With And No Seeds To Plant

Niksich, Montenegro, April 15.-via
Paris, May 15.-(By Mail.)-Monte-
negro is in a pitiable state. The inha-
bitants are destitute. Dwellings are
burned or smashed by shellfire. The
young men are gone. There are no
tools to do work with, no seed to plant
The city jewellers have no livelihood.
Each day the American Red Gross
gives everyone a kilo of bread Of two
quart of thick, meaty soup Ameri-
can nurses visit the sick from sunup
to shutdown, each nurse attending to
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-18
THE DEVILS LAKE WORLD, HUME Is, 1918

sioners have expressed themselves in
favor of such a memorial and sug-
gested the Mckee corner Of the court
house square as a possible site for
a community hall. Mrs. Shannon has
offered to draw the plans as her share
towards the building while MI. Shan
non also offered her services with
out remuneration.
At present petitions are being pre-
pared and circulated throughout the
country in order to get the express
sions of every one interested in one
way or another.
The War Mothers will discontinue
their regular meetings until Octobe,
End.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-18
sMILLION DOLLAR BAND
BOYS" DANCE

What promises to be one. Of the big
dancing events Of the season will be
given by "The Million Dollar Band"
Boys at the Grand Roller Rink Satur-
day evening. The music will be furn-
ished by ten,pieces. These same boys
made a big hit at the last dance Civ
en- here, April 25,th. In fact every one
voted that they were the best dance
orchestra ever heard in Devils Lake
and wished they would come back, and
that is one of the reasons they are
coming back is on account Of public
demand. The Grand Roller Rink
should be packed with young and old
as they play suitable music for all.
every boy is going.-Be there.
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about fifty sick persons daily.
Before hesMar most Of the clothing
worn BY tho Montenegrins was made
by the woman at home, either Of lin-
en- or wool. Only a small number
of officials and tradesmen used inn
ported cloth. During the war no clo-
thing was made and now the home
supply Us cut off because there is not
enough labor - produce food and no
one a spare time for spinning or
weaving.
AS a result. Montenegro men, <wo-
men and children are clothed in bur-
lap sacking, There is not enough
sacking to: 60 around and the noun
taineers huddle in their huts during
inclement weather. When one of their
number, generally a child is sent af-
ter the Red Cross rations he OF she
is supplied by making a round-Robin
collection with sufficient sackin g to
keep warm during the journey to the
relief station.
Malaria Iand tuberculosis arc COM
mon and the children suffer much
from the itch, due to the general fill
thiness Of conditions in the mountains
and mountain towns. IN the formey
residence Of Prince Mirko, son Of
King Nicholas, near Podoritsa, Ameri-
can doctors and nurses maintain a
fifty bed hospital and treat daily
about eighty patients. The surgeons
principal work has to do with bulle!
wounds.
At Danilorgrad the Red Cross main.
tains a dispensary. Here in Niksicl
the Red Cross feeds twelve hundred
persons in its soup kitchen, making
no distinction between royalists and
those who favor the Jugo-Slav state
The Red Cross also cares for three
hundred people. housed in the siN
rooms of the local "poor house" whose
condition is most wretched.
At Cattinje the Red Cross feeds
three hundred people daily in its sour
kitchens and maintains a hospital.
Owing to the hostility to foreign
ers shown by Montenegrins almost
the only foreign element found in the
interior towns are American soldier;
and officers and workers in American
Red Cross uniforms. The American
army trucks and ambulances are driv'
en- by chauffeurs largely drawn for
the ambulance service in France.
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H. A. Iceberg returned today from
Camp Dodge where he has just been
mustered out after fourteen months
of service, nine of which we're spent
in France with the 313th Engineers
After they got to France, the 313th
were trained as in~fantry-men and
were on their way to the front when
the new of the armistice was receiv-
ed. Milton Kelly who was also q
member Of this regiment and was dis
charged at the same time, stopped at
Grand Forks this morning. He and
Mrs. Kelly will arrive home on No.
1. tonight.
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Great Britain To
Have Drama League
(The Associated Press.)

London, June ia British drama
league, operated on somewhat differ
ent lines from the Drama League of
America, is to be formed soon. 1t is
10 be a kind Of consulting csnte::. 70,
all interested in the theatre.
Lord Hoysa"u de WalG n is to be
its first president. Other well known
rertns interested in the movement
are Miss Lena Ashwell, the actress,
Granville Barker, and the labor lead
ers, J. 4. Clynes and J. H. Thomas.
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The Red Cross Canteen is very
busy these days. They served lunch
es to 81 men yesterday. Without ex-
ception the men who are served at
the canteen are unstinted in their ex-
preston Of appreciation for the Red
Cross Canteen service in this coun.
try. And nowhere, they say, is the
service better than here at Devils
Lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Toomey leaves
today for the east to purchase the
balance of their undertaking goods
for their establishment here. They
will take quite an extended trip, and
will return here in timel to open up
undertaking parlors about July 10th.
Mr.. Toomey said that he will have
one Of the most complete undertaking
establishments to be found in the
state.
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home. Mr.. Myren>had been sick for
some time and his death was not
wholly unexpected. The funeral was
held Monday from the Grand Harbor
Lutheran church and the remains
were laid at rest in the cemetery near
that place. He leaves an aged widow
and n son, A. o. Myren, besides a
host of friends to mourn his death.
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The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
hold a picnic at the F. P. Mann cot
tage Thursday afternoon. All those
wishing to attend should meet at the
church in the city at 200, and they
will be transported to the Chautauqua
grounds.
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Mrs. Thomas Turner, accompanied
by her young son, returned yesterday
to Fargo. Her daughters, Jewel, AL
Ice and Frances, remained for a long
er visit with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Sprague at Greenwood.
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Gerald Brennan, who is a member OF
The graduation class of the University
this. spring, has been in town for o
few days visiting with his parents,
M. and Mrs. M. H. Brennan. He
and Howard Maher expect to drive Il
Grand Forks tomorrow for commen.
cement week.
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Cards received from Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Koshnick, who have been attend
ing the convention of railroad men at
Des Moines, state that they will leave
there shortly for Detroit, Mimi, on q
fishing trip.