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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
NEW YORK STATE

To rent for the summer in Granthurst
Park, Stamford in the Catskills, an attrac-
tive nine-room cottage, completely furnished;
bath, electric lighting. etc; large living
room has seven windows and open fire
place; furnace for cool days. cottage stands
at an elevation of 2 900 feet above sea level;
$500 for season. Inquire of owner, Al Park
Ave- Yonkers. \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
NEW sTrCCo nyrNGALoW

37hx1Oo. rooms and bath; electric lights.
hot water heat; school and station;
price $4,000; easy terms. Lockwood, As War
burton Ave. Tel 299.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
"pIGNIFIED"
COUNTRY HOUSE
Sale or Rent
LADD & NICHOLS
Tel. I517 Greenwich. Conn.
Sound Beach. Conn.

"a minutes from New York; houses near
wster: furnished and unfurnished; $400
and up 10 $1,000; all improvements; also
farms and unimproved property.
Dan Lockwood, Sound Beach, Conn; phone
eIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Y0NKERS

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR a SITE?
10000 square feet. with every improve
line of business. T. r. HEINRICHs. Flagg
Building. Yonkers. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

FOR SALE--~13 room brick house, gas,
electricity and steam heat. In residential
section OF Newark: one-half hour from
New York on the y. l., o. w: price, $1,000.
Address Owner. 2oB North 9th St, Newark,
~. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
WE. HAVE TT
BEAUTIFUL HOME
MT. kISCO
| t.8 ACRES

DON'T BE TOO LATE!
7-room house, steam heat. electric lights.
ba tn and all modern plumbing. Good con
clifton. Large lot. Price 1880. easy terms.
other village properties. CARPENTER s.
PELTON. Telephone No. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

SHORELANDS, Monmouth Beach, N. i
Furnished cottages for rent; also lots
for sale for bungalow sites. between
the Shrewsbury River and Ocean. Apply
10 Jas. Bradley. Jr 200 9Th ave. Tel 4l2f
Gramercy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
MAMARoNECK
$3.50 CASH

We buy s-room house, all impts; garage:
ha,anoe easy terms. We have a few small
er houses for s$,5oo. vARIAN & co.
OPP. Depot. Telephone S5i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
vAIHALLA

House 10 rooms. all improvem ents; fruit
trees. garden plot 100xl0o OF land. over
looking kensico Lake. Price $4,000 $4,000
cash. Vacant lots and other property at
Vaihalla. c. SHELLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Holm CRAWFORD

2 EAST 42D ST, NEW YORK,
a.s inspected every property he submits
nov COSNECTICCT EXCLUSIVELY
FOR SALE-Colonial 7 room house, $1,000;
on trolley; fine shade trees chicken
house city water. gas; half all cash.
Mrs Frances Drew, Prospect St. Bethel,
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

THE GARDEN OF WESTMINSTER co.
Beautiful houses in Ycnkers. II miles
from the heart of New York S, g. 10 to
Is room dwellings and estates; moderate
prices sullivan. 290 So. b way. Tel. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

WHAT ABOUT THIS?

Ten room house. all improvements. right
In best part village: large lot, garage
balance $50 month. MERRIAM. PHONE
500 MOUNT KISCG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
NEW STICCn HOME

NEW SEStto HOME
rooms, bath, living room with open fire.
place; hot water heat. electricity; con-
venient location. III. Is. DoWNEY, I'll
Hnguenot st, New Rochelle. y. /
NEW COLONIAL HOME,
rooms. tiled bath. sun parlor breakfast
room: large plot: S minutes to water. Ask
ing $4,000. Open TO offer T J. SUI
LlFAN, 20 North Ave. Tel efa0-2155
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
SCARSDAIE. y. Y.

ONE ACRE. ROOMS house modern,
electricity; garage for cars Several up
to-date chicken houses Price, $500;
terms to Suit. SULLIVAN. go SO. b way.
Tel. $3.50 Yonkors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
NEW ROCHELLE

COLONIAL HOUSE. rooms. 2 baths.
large living room. open fireplace. sleeping
porches; garage: Sound view. Asking
$1,000; terms arranged, REYNARD {
KRAFT. 2o6 Huguenot 81. Tel. 254!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
ON Tor OFF THE MoUNTAIS

Colonial. new, modern, elegant home:
ma ster rooms, 1 servants rooms, 3 baths,
wonderful porch unlimited view; all i'm
provements; barn, garage, ice house. tool
house. tennis court. orchard; garden. ten
Mount Eisco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
DIFFICULT TO FIND STEEDS
FOR CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Committee icnrns That Automobile
hns Horse About Hacked or
fOnrdS.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. l3.--That the
automobile has showed the horse
thoroughly into the discard. was never
more forcibly demonstrated than il
was in Atlanta when the horse and
carriage committee of the Confederate,
reunion set out to get stccds for some
OF the leading veterans TO ride i'm thu,
parade which is always the big fca :
lure or the annual gatherings Of the
heroes who wore the gray
About 500 saddle horses were wanted
nut thcy couldn't be found within the
limits OF Atlanta Scouts were sent
any on INTO the surrounding country.
Ihey reported that all farmers had
cars nowadays. but mighty few of
them had saddle horses. 1t is possible
mat some horses will be secured from
camp Gordon remount station thus
making up the necessary quota.
In any event. declares the reunion
committee. there will be good horses
III plenty to add that dash and snap
TO the parade which only horses can
produce. There will be twenty or
moro bands
Atlanta is preparing for the biEgest
occasion In its history when the re-
union is held October 40. Resrrva-
tiohS ana requests pouring in from all
parts OF the South indicate that thou
SANDS OF people will take advantar,.
"l me one t-a-nlle rate on all rail
roads which the government grants TO
every veteran or relative OF Il vet
cr;n. and to all maids and sponsors and
others oticially connected with the re
union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
CROWD BOOMS JOHNSON
AS THE NEXT PRESIDENT
California senator Declares I.enxue of
Nations Covenant Is "InfnmouS
NOstrun."
IBy Associated Prcss.l

KANSAS CITY. Sept. IA demon
stration which lasted fifteen minutes
and rivaled his 81. Louis reception
California. here tonight.
Convention Hall. the largest audi.
Drum in the city. WAS crowded and
many were turned away. The crowd
stood while it chccred, waved flags
and sang patriotic songs. There we're
dent"
The meeting was under the auspices
OF the local Chapter OF tho League for
the Preservation OF American lndc-
pcndcacc.
Senator Johnson in his address Wig
orously attacked the peace treaty and
league of nations pact. He declared
the league covenant the most import
ant question that had confronted the
American people since the Civil War.
He described the league of nations
covenant as an infamous nostrum.'
which the President promises will cure
every i'll.
The President went to Paris with
certain idealistic principles, but came
home without any OF thcm." said the
when the people learned of the
PRESIDENTS failure at Paris, America
held AN inquest over it's dead hopes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Gladstone Dogs
Cause Sensation
Governor Dduis Takes
Hand IN Village Troubled
By Canine Citizens.

I Gladstone. Va. has been depopuiated
This. in effect. is the report whicl
, was made 10 Governor Davis yestcr
day by the state Department OF Games
and Inland Fisheries. The dcpopula
sion Of Gladstone refers 10 the canine
population, and no; 20 human beings
i; was stated by Special Warden w. l.
H.rsch. who had been detailed by the
depsi-insn; - 50 uk 10 Gladstone.
which is the station a: me end Of a
division Of ;-e Chesapeake and Ohio
VIA; The basis WAS for a petition
Which MAS received by the Governor
INC n7Si .; thH week. signed by the
majority o: The citizenship cf Glad
The petition stated shat Gladstone
Vas pan'N-Sirtrk ken over the advent Of
. Mao dos. which. n RAISING throush
stone dogs. GlaGSton!;es were ARA. III
- ~ ;ne:- children - 10 school. the
nei;;!on "eci OF - say. because Glad
and every dog N the :uwn was -e-
sA-Ied WIKI grave suspicion.
The envy 81 ne de2ar;men: found
".;h dogs - AL breeds, sizes colo-s
aaG teUperActeGtS Gladstone ne
;"ant a.:i " population q: between $50
.Hc -yt human beings ana torty-th-ee
&oSs he mad dos had been killed.
Nc one - TWO other dogs known ahso-
.irty - have been bite? by the dis
E-uni.c6 ;-s1>.sa; had also been slain
80; :GS-S were :r-ty-th-;C S;!l! who
s"sNe-vG present" ;: The -c.l-cail OF
wre-> - Sptcla. Warden S!-Sch
4"e1;N --5Nt g: these We're entitled:
- ; ne HT.yi.sSe> q: canine suffrage
ai.G ne freedom: %: me railroad tracks
";il me adjacent. township q; Glad
stone S:ccs ;Ac.- owners could show
a lean b.. O: health II The matter
@: .aes7Ss lass. Eve dogs could not
-oTs ma: ;@ty ever belonged 20 any
5oCN. - ma: anybody ever wanted
:,+'u. -! these Win :wo others on
" a.Sa no dcs-i-,N had been paid were
SGc: - sunrise
NJ b--Sc1 returned - Richmond
yesterday. and made His - ror: 10 the
Heiar, -ne7;- which was .; once trans
United - Governor Davis. Gladstone
nd :. olga- bill. - health the -cpnr:
stated and no extra dogs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
TELLS HORR|FYINC STORY
OF POLAND'S STARVATION
Prices OF Food So High as to BE
Prohibitirc for Average
Person.
investigators GIVES DETAILS
Bread Engages Thought and Dreams
of All, Friends SalutinC Zach Other
With Inquiry Always of state of
Their LarGcrs.


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,ach a-e.- HOW long WI. d, .aS,
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y-e = n- ..-ad when ms :
Sott Het @' 5.'i 'N'N 90 '-' ''''''e
O., , ;-
- 'a">'> $500 VIZ" ''t,ii:7-.s -
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gnzl-. ~. E--N..n sans
Ir.llt- 81 E!-.~ one - tne arg
T., -sS Eolart ..>;s "or&t 50
81 -. ltS u.s." -.
re-r@ .5-
go@no"es -is[
-s, :, s,v-, yss--
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st.,y g. Su-r II TIE ,,or - car a"orG
FOOD YONG -l.-as N'-..|-4
given :, ~. sru. a.icis's nd me
bread A@e - .. cents ;" 0-G 20;
IRE mos, ordinary q S.I...Ss
cost cNe- So. --- -..'-. -
SarGs :: :; - -S
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- -oa- ~ h3Sq.,als
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n,,te :, r n AZ present hu; ther are
Stili on /, Scale 10 '-ahe eNt-y,hirs
else taboo :c- ;ns Nc@-. " mite ho-r,
the nrice % wniSh IS aNe: ~ n:
government $ tWsniN-ol. and : n
marx = EQUINE. = 49, s. -,n'irt
Si32 a ptIi'H d! 'H,ST. r,,,- III,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

nSop'o are everywhere asking is.
;" nat are VIC TO do? They arc looking:
ior hclp; they arc looking for guild
ance, and they naturally look 10 the
organizations that arc built upon such
II basis and have been guided in such
4 way as to bcEct confidence. And
the organization in this country that
is best tied TO take the leadership I'm
mis- great morcmcnt-'thiS thrilling.
inSJmovcmcnt-iS the Red Cross
For that reason the American Red
cross Is not going TO turn its back on
it's responsibilities. II is going 10 as
sumo them. And our own question is.
What can we do to accomplish this
task
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
GERMANY WILL ADMIT
GIFTS OF FOOD FREE
Wholesale Blank Importation License,
Arc Issued by Berlin
Government.
(By Universal Scrvicc.D

BERLIN. Sept 13.-The government
issued on Friday wholesale blank inn
portation licenses. covering many
thousands of food packages from
America which have been accumulate
ing At Hamburg. Bremen and on the
Holland border. Many of these pack
ages contain goods subject TO duty.
AZ the same time attention was
called to the fact that gifts of iood
and clothing from America Will be ad-
mittcd free OF duty and Will not be
de laycd. II they are addressed in care
of the German Red Cross. through the
central organization in New York,
which will see that those addressed To
individuals are delivered TO them.
Those sent direct by parcel post or
freight VIII he subject 10 delAy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
CLERKS TO MEET TUESDAY
Association 10 Discuss Earlier Closing
Hours at session in MUIR
phys Hotel,

The Retail C.e-H> Association a.,
Elchwoad Nil meet Tuesday -.cA: :.
o'clock ~ the assembly hall a. Nu--
rhEs iio:.l on The second :c-- :rs..if
- Wednesday, nir,a: - c-syEe,is'v
Stat'G Members ~ tn 1-car!zat!o;,
ar stu. working hard on ne o'clo5 <
closing nouT 1-p1cSitlcn TO- all -ct-s
ST ores IN Richmond. inc.u5!r- Sas.
stn-,S and those catering cxciuSiv.iy
% nAsculiu. PATRONAGE. " = C-osts-
IS president or the Retail. CLERKS As
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Golf Finnls Po.tponcd

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
DANNflLE. VA. Sept. lS-Owins Ia
an Imperative operation which Dr
Julian NJ. Robinson nd TO perform
this afternoon. the finals in tho Dan.
Vile colf tournament we're nos,pon.d
until Monday 7. ]. Bass defeated a.
- :; h"hch In playing off tho tic in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
HEAL TIL IMPROVEMENT
NEXT RED CROSS EFFORT
Great Relief Organization Is Plan-
ming Campaign for Funda-
mental Bcttcrmcnt.
TO WAGE WAR AGAINST DISEASE
DIR. Farrand. in Address to Directors
and Managers, Declares Great Part
OF Suffering Is Caused by Pre-
Ncntable Disease

WASHINGTON. Sept. iS.-That the
American Red Cross. through tho me-
oiurn OF its peace time program for
the Improvement OF public health may
be the means OF co-ordina,ing the
many agencies which for years have
been striving 10 eliminate and pre-
Of the statements made by Or. I.ivings-
ton Farrand. chairman OF the Red
Cross central committee, in recen,
address.
~. Far-and's remarks were ad-
dressed TO the directors OF Red Cross
departments - headquarters and man
ayers ri the fourteen divisions OF the
organization. who had assembled TO
discuss plans for ;hc third Rcd Cross
roll call. 70 he held November 10 II.
DO Not Intend TO Plunge BIindiy.
u. Fa-rand said. IN part:
No man can say just how any or
Eaniza;ion or any country can solve
$ SysTE PARTS Tiar nToS!sm 'hat con.
NOW hear about the problems of re
consiruc:ion and REIMBURSEMENT means
iha' can solve NE fundamental prob
ie;rs Of the world as ;hcy offcr them
can speak dosma;iea.ly We can See
not intend 10 nluncc blindly into the
future hoping TO land on our :cc;.
For us az the Red Cross 1t is our
duty 10 contribute the beS, We have
IL IMPROVE NS genera. luDNalnectiI con-
d.uonS throushoui The country. con-
di;ionS w!;hcU: :he Improvement of
which the solution OF our problems
canno; ne reache:: How can We CON
tribute TO The hctte7mcnt OF these
fundamental! conditions! That QucS
zion brings Us straight back % this
fac:-that the war has accentuatc6 and
Sha-7eHed our realization Of certain
conditions. the existence % which has
fer centuries caused the distress OF
ne world. For the greatest coAtribui-
ing factor II disturbing the happiness
al mankind reduces IN the las; in
stance 10 questions OF physical we'll
NJ uc 20 o-oh ems Of health and dis
ssss. y largo portion Of the disease
a.; -ha weld = prcvcntablc disease.
Nations have been coming 20 a point
where :h-l realize that fact. ,nd they
are ;uru;uc-the whole world is turn
;nE-to c-San cations o: every kind
Tor help n the prevention OF prevent
: III. disease. There has been no hes
:,,,!on IL reaching the conclusion that
-ha --a.: problem % the world Is the
- a. disease
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
ARRANGING OYSTER DEPOT
John IL. johnson to Have Chnrro OF
Department for Richmond Con-
sumcrs' League.

JohE LII. johnson. chief clerk i'm tho
pension department OF the state
auditor office. has been appointed
chalrinan of the sea food committee OF
me Renters and Consumers protcc
i've Association, and will begin work
at once, 1t is said
depot Will be established in the
no"hto"n district, and oysters Will
NC Soid direct to members OC the as
3;roelation At cost, plus freight charges.
Inc association has engaged oysters
uIrect from one Of the largest packers
terday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Leave. Money to Rcd Cross.

ASiINGTON. Sept. IA check
tor s2..sl.63 has been received BY the
american Red Cross. a legacy from
oscar Hantschick, OF Clay County.
Neb. When Mr.. Hautschick died re-
cehtly ne left viii directing tina.
me residue of his estate be gwen :,
worthy. in the Judgment of his cyecu-
lots 70 receive it. The executors. V.
Joseph Dieringer and Fred a. Nowka.
- IiarEard' Neb designated the Red
warded BY attorney Ambrose {. Eppcr-
son. OF Clay Centcr Nch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Swallows Mercury TnbI,,,

hiIiorE Harris. young married
man. OF - tlopton Street. South Rich
mond yesterday afternoon swallowed
Two pich!oridc OF mercury tablets
musicians from the Virginia Hospital
received Il call at a:i0 o'clock and
after treating Harris left him a, i,;s
nome. fiiS condition is not serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Ire. self.D,t,rmIno,ion

GLASGOW. Sept. l3.-At tOday's SEES
sion OF the British Trades Union Con-
Eress resolution urging sclf-de,er-
mination for Ireland was adopted
unanimously. The resolution expresses
sympathy with the Irish people in their
struggle for freedom md declares the
belief OF the congress that tho onIv
solution or the present alarming situa
ton is the substitution of self-dcter.
mination for military ruIc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Elizabeth G. James.

D.\NNll.LE, Sept. l3.-Mrs. Elizabeth
George James. Vie OF Spencer James
of this city. died yesterday evening
in the Danville General Hospital, where
she wss operated upon last Wedncsd
She was born near Whitcvillc, y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Mrs. Amanda Marin Stating.

Amanda Maria Stating. widow of Fran
els Stating. died here yesterday after
protracted Illness. She was eighty
two years old. Surviving arc five chill
drtn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
say. rh,> Is Fact. Not Talk.

This : not talk; i : fact We are
now Seeing MAJ these Things that
have been known FOR years ~ science
py medical e-ieaCs. are being realized
~ the people. And the question the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Steamer Marlborough Stranded

WASiiINGToN. sept. lathe Shj,
pms Board steamer Hillsborour
Beach, Cuba A Ward Incr ~
doavornC 20 save her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
HARRIsONBUEG Sent !;

HARRISONBJEG. Sept. l5-Ncws
has been received here OF the death
OF Mrs. II. n. WenEer. formerly a resi-
dent OF Rockingham County, in Sellers
Vile. Pa, last Thursday. She was
siNty-three years old and had been i'll
only 4 short time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

in various styles.
Cali and see our 8
Piece Suite. Very
special this week,
only
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-22
Warming to Farmers.

hail insurance law passed by the last legislature that
pains to become familiar with Ef
All table land Is fiat $3.50
help those who hail
All cultivated and cropped land automatically held liable
exceed nifty $50
hail
county
auditor demanding exemption from
be filed prior to the 18th day Of June
All farmers should take notice that June will
be liable the indemnity
they filed the withdrawal avs
Many farmers not familiar the sold
something they do simply
they viii have hail from the state whether
they want it or not if they slip the date-June
for total loss by hail is 300 Fer
those read this article will do others by calling
Of neiebos Il
because printed local advise them the
dtor (, 4l4 E[s'@3
State hail will visit
Simply
the 18th of and you
OF should
although their for loss $700
the oldne table pay $3.50
help pay bills. lEfH
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-22
HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW

Franklin Bertheau returned to
school Monday morning altar an abb
sence of five days.
The pupils in the French class are
memorizing LA Marseillaise."
A final examination was given in
Psychology Friday afternoon.
Joe Bosch left the fifth grade Mon
day to aid his fatner on the farm.
Roy Rudy has been absent from
the fifth grade the past week.
Alfred Wittmayer and Freda Back
haus left the third grade this week
to work on farms.
The fourth grade geography class
is working on product maps Of the
United States.
Dorothy Britts was elected prcsi-
dent Of the third and fourth grade
War Saving Society. This society
bought three dollars worth Of Thrift
Stamps on Friday.
The girls won in spelling match
against the boys last Friday in Miss
Stewards room.
Monday afternoon Miss Drcw's
room went for a Nature Study trip.
Frank Lipp. Jacob and Katie Scher
returned to school Monday.
Marian Coventry,
Lola Corner,
School Editors.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-22

Each Week the Record Will Publish Passed
and Which Will Be Voted Upon the Special Etion

State in North Dakota will the
LEFT How State Kostsky
In his debate in Bismarck the Lacquer gge
and that the told him
more % taxes a had & t. long the
IT'S eineh that win be
few isss sa list
boost akes natelaly rsa aa
the % t9 dig s little dss1ss into their
ans and ss Int
is Of the many schemes o Of that will
suddenly Fraser told that you had
sby Re @ ak %h the us ' xef. all Es 5 gs9
win tel You would then be pleased find that Sec
ss % 4 1 $500 m 80 De s % @ as.S I ,sss g I'd
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