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to an Alabama soldier: 'If the next military man, the democratic party can offer a candidate who among the 2,OOo,- GOO soldiers who fought in France stants higher than any other. He does not come from Appomattox with it's old ap- pie tree. but from Alabama. l refer to Gen. Robert Lee Bullard. who as a sol- dier and a man was more popular than any other officer across the sea. He proved himself in the fighting. He is . man of wonderful force and ability. and he would get more. of the votes of tre boys who fought than any other mili- tary figure"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-10
Quickest Pain and Ache Killer on Earth-Neuralgia, Back ache, Headache Goes
 in 5 Minutes

The minute you rub on Begy's Mustarin. for any pain. ache or soteness you'll know that all the misery and agony has started to go. It is very penetrating and won't blister.
 Any druggist anywhere will recommend it; praise it; guarantee it. He will tell you that small box of this wonderful discov- cry will do the. work of 50 mustard plas- ters.
 Tonsilitis bronchitis, pleurisy and deep seated coughs go night Rheumatic sufferers joyfully praise it for the way
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-10
RECEIVE REPORTS ON
 HUDDLESTON'S SPEECH

Washington. December s.-The members of the Alabap,a congressional delegation received through the mail today clippings of The Age-Herald and Birmingham News regarding the speech of Representa- tive Huddleston to a labor audience in Birmingham Sunday week.
 The clippings contained reference to the alleged remarks of Huddleston regardins Congress in the attitude of dog await ing his masters voice, and deploring the deportation of anarchists.
 Representative Huddleston, it is under stood, told certain of the members that he was misquoted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-10
Children Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S c A . TO RIA CHECK THAT COLD
 RIGHT AWAY
Dr. Kings New Discovery has relieved colds and coughs
 for fifty years

TT was an unusually high quality
 cold. cough, grippe and croup 4 remedy when introduced half a century ago. Not once in all the years since then has the quality been ness in combating colds and coughs has been proved thousands of times in thousands of families. Taken by grown-ups and given to the little ones for the safe, sure treatment of colds and grippe, coughs and croup, it leaves absolutely no disagreeable after-effects. Get a bottle at your druggists today. COG. and $1.20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-10
Shes for s1OO.OOo

Suit was filed in the United states court yeste day by J R. Howard as adminis- trator of the ostate of J. P. Howard, de- ceased, against Walker D. Hines as direc- tor general of the railroads operating the Southern Ralwa; company for s100,0o0 damages for alleged personal injuries re- ceived when the motorcycle on which lie was riding was strlck by train of the defendant company, ana as result cf w hich he died
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-10
ALABAMA MEN AT
 REPUBLICAN MEETING

Washington, December 9.-(Spee1al')-F D. Barker of Mobile, S4 years old, and Uncle Joe" Cannon of Illinois, S4 years old, were the interesting figures in the re- publican national committee meeting here today.
 PM. Long Of Jasper, and O. D. Streit of Guntersvills joined J. o. Thompson CT Birmingham, wl,o arrived yesterday. The four will speak Alabama republican senti- ment to the committee.
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town and without depot A box ear served as baggage room. and thc old Relay House served as waiting room for the passengers. This hotel was a two-story frame and was situated not far from the end of the present Louis ville and Nashville shed.
 Mir Toney has seen the village grow
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Bowels Act Human

function gently but firmly without the violence of purgatives-when you treat them with pr. Kings New Life Pills. A smooth-acting laxative that gets right down to business and grat- flying results. All druggists a bottle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-10
MEMPHIS MAN URGES
 BILLIARD FOR PRESIDENT

Washington, December s.-tSpeciaL, Col T. C. Mooney of Memphis, visitor to Washington, warns the republicans that the democrats are determined to fight a glorious fight next year with pros poets of victory.
 He made this complimentary reference
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-10
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued from the probate court ycster- day
 J. j. Davenport and Mary Mae Alen. C. C.. Read and Madeline Keen. Sidney Ford and Edith Smith. l.. Bearden and Elsie Roberts. J. w. Roberts and Bessie Beardcn.
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respondence vas correct, and is still cor , rect.
 The President under no circu%- stances" said an official very close to MT. Wilson. "will be candidate for another term"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-10
RHEUMATIC PAINS 1 RAISING A RUMPUS?
Sloan's Eminent, kept handy, takes
 the fight out of them.

OLOSHING around in the wet and then
 the dreaded rheumatic twingel But not X for long when Sloans Liniment is kept
 handy.
 Pains strains. sprains-hov this old family friend penetrates without rubbing and helps drive em away! And how clean ly, too-no muss, no bother, stained skin clogged pores Muscles Timber up, lum- lieved. Keep bottle handy all the time. Get one today if you've run out of Sloan s Liniment.
 All druggists-35c. roc. s14o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-10

Co a great city and one Of the largest misunderstanding ceuters of the south
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-10

The first sale of condemned government motor vehicles was held at Camp 9oH- bird, Md sThe material disposed of brought a total of Sl20s7.
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Twentieth Century Club -,Studies
Mipn0n

Twentieth Century Club -.Studies
Mign0n
The Twentieth Century Club met
with Mrs. N. w. Nortz Tuesday. pm.
in her pleasant apartments in the
Baird Block.
The program was one of the most
excellent character given for some
time, Mrs. c. I. Nerhaugen being in
charge The leader gave a Bioeraph
Of the composer Ambrose Thona al
so a synopsis Of the famous Opera
"Mignon' which was selected for the
program. Mesdames Conant,5 Young
and Romig gave vocal selections from
this opera and the leader ascertained
a number Of records from same
which vel from famous singers and
added much to the Interpretation of
this noted opera.
The club greatly appreciated the
help of the talent outside Of the club
who added SO much to the enjoyment
OF all present. Mrs. Nortz served q
delicious buffet luncheon to a large
attendance.
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been required o. BE; j knew 81
nc such requireNav I1Sde Of any
member of our tesching force. And
/ stated further thatsI saselncd it very
improper for anyone tc r:ekc any
such requirement Of. my school.
While ] had not communicated with
the American War Mothers on the
subject, I expressed tho belief that
their action vas prompted by reports
Of Ct The workings efsthct$state circulat-
ing Libraries, and net BY my condition
in the snlevils; Lake scisp6ls.. J, !. !,
We have a Carnegie Library il.
Devils Lake and arc not making use.
Of circulating libraries from Tie state
library ct Bismarck. 80, any ,inves--
tigation in our schools can neither
prove nor dsprave the allegations
concerning the workings Of tie state
librnry. And the same is true of any
school or city that is not receiving
hooks from the state library.
%Ss Nelson Sauvain.
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T on! AGAIN
ATTACKS POSTAL
ContinuedFrom Page Five

Continued From Page Five
ment 0f snsjguararsv,f fund in lieu Of the
presensSaasnSdihtSG system, and the ex-
tensionnefsa.civil service to cover post
masters Of all classes and laborers.
The abolishment Of all unnecessary
supervisory designations and the fix
ing Of maximum, compensation for SUI
pervisory employees according to the
class Of the office, based upon its
gross receipts, is another recemmen:
dation. MI. Burleson lauds the effec-
tiveness of the two-division plan Of
supervision.
High tribute is paid the employees
for patriotic services during the war.
The report. shows a surplus Of ST..
342,851.96 on tWo-cent postage rates,
in addition to earnings amounting to
$71,392.000, from the higher postae,
rates.
The Departments estimates for
wages, as. submitted to Congress, are
based upon the 1907 law-an $500 en-
trance grade and $1,000 maximum
grade. The probabilities are that no
definite action on the salary question
will le taken until he Postal Sal.,ry
Commission X; orts. The COR nisslcr
is expected to hearing at At
lanta, Ga, Memphis, Tenn, and Kan
sas City, Mo-, early in January. Its
final report may not be forthcoming
for several months later.
From the Postmaster Generals re-
port we learn that the average salary
of clerical employees in postofices is
now $1,318.03, as against $1,O52,97 in
1918. City carriers average salary is
row $1,305.02, as against $1,087.57 in
1913.
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DECREE TEAM0E
1915 TO CONDUCT
THE INITIATION
Devil. Lake Elks Will Perform
Ceremonial For Williston
Lodge Next Saturday.

Devils Lake Lodge No. 1916, B. P.
0. Elks will be web represented at
Williston Saturday, when the Elks
Lodge Of that city will hold ar lnitia-
ton in which fifty candidates will be
introduced to the goat"
An invitation was extended 10 the
local lodge a week :'go for a de'ega-
ton from this lodge to attend, and
at that time they riade formal appli-
cation for the service Of the loca.. de-
gree team to assist IN the initiation.
The Devils Lake ledge has won state
vide recognition for the thoroughness
of is initiatory program and. as a i,
sui. :As.ccir assistance is greatly in de-
marc. The team consists of :wel.e
members who have teen at worii; TO
.'ay Grating the pa,sphcrnalia which
left. fer Wil!lston this afternoon, anG
'wilt:he followed t~5n'3crow by William
Stcv"us ard John Marshal, who will
+fsarNestharge-of ill.,. erection of. the
elrusertysin the lodge hall. at Willlston.
] he ath*r ten members. of tie team:
leave sriday on No. l. accon4pan,ei
BY Il fa:EEe delegation Of local mem
hers. sstte numler NV giving premise
to exceed seventy-fve.
An effort is being made to include a
part of the Elks band, but owing to
the fact that many Of the members are
business men or connected with mer-
difficulty is being experienced in their
getting away from their duties, now
that Christmas is SC near.
The program rs sent out by the
Williston lodge is il part as follows:
200 p. m. bushes smeeting; 500 to
700 o'clock reception for visiting Elks
and the candidates.; 1880 to 900 mu-
steal program and Elks orchestra;
9 to 1890 Good "Old Time" Initiation
by Devils Lake Lodge with new para
phernalia; 1880 to 11:3O addresses
by District Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler E. L. Sarles with responses by
Devils Lake, Minot and other lodges;
11.30 "Big Feed"
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Case L Decided In
Favor of Insured

Flynn and Traynor, attorneys for
Bentley Taylor, IN the case Of Bent
ley Taylor VS.. The Grand Lodge Of
the Ancient Order: Of United Work
men in. which East Margaret Jane
Davis and Margaret P. Walker were
interpleaded as defendants, have just
received a decision in favor Of their
client.
AS may be recalled this case involv-
ed the proceeds Of. a $4,000 insurance
policy on the life Of Robert Ryan for
merly Of Minnewaukan. The case was
tried at Fargo several months ago.
Mr.. Ryan died in the General Hospital
in this city last winter and the daysbs-
fore he died made an assignment to
his nephew Bentley Taylor of the in
surance policy. He died the next day
and the insurance company deposited
the money in court until a decision
should be made as to who was en-
titled to the money, it being contend
ed that because the assignment had
not been approved by the insurance
company's local secretary at Mime
waukan before Mr.. Ryan's death, the
assignment was not effective and as
the policy ran originally to Maggie
Ryan, niece Of. deceased, the two in
terpleaded defendants, each formerly
Maggie Ryan claimed the proceeds Of
the policy. The court held that the
modern rule in its opinion forced him
to follow the wish 81 the deceased
lor. s.... q.
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Yes, December 10, is the day set for
the bazaar at st. Olof's church par
lors. Many useful and good articles
will be sold, and a good lunch will be
served in connection with a cake sale.
All Saturday afternoon, December 10,
will be devoted to these doings, and
all are cordially invited. 12-9-4t.
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OBJECT: 10 SHAVING
Walters Of; Paris ulpl, in Arms
\ Over Order
Cafe Proprietors Insist That servl.
tors Must Leave OF LIP
Fringe s.

Paris.-Waiters in seven or eight Of
the largest cafes on theS:Paris boule-
Yards have been stirred to angry pro-
test by orders to shave their mus
taches Or quiz So. y.
One Of .theabttterest grievances the
walters halaa$ when. they went on strike
last April swaIs the edict. Of. the en-
ployers;to Meseffect that walters must
sacrifice theirS$ m,6staches. The wait
ers triumphed and. the employers
agreed they should be permitted to
adorn their visagesss. as they pleased.
Now an attempt to revive the ban
on mustachessha reused their indig-
nation. u s
1.-THE walters are sufficiently humil-
lated to have to earn their living by
extending their hands. to receive what
often proves TO be q ridiculous tip,
without being forced 10 fprego one of
the privileges OF manhood" said the
secretary Of the union. REALLY the
ferociotffs employers know little about
Psychology. \ Should they maintain.
this iniquitouSM measure, destined sole
II to .gtveatheiraestaff4 servile .fppear-
anee toward the customer, they are
picking out a paprtim for It:
"Whether through snobbishness or in
the hope Of appearing original, Gus
toners choose. TO- make their faces as
glabrous and depilatedf as that of the
Americans, pr aim to copy the
two commas on the upper lip Of a
well-known moving picture actor that
is their business. We must insist
that the conventions, entered into at
the time Of tho strike be respected;
that the mustache has always been in
vogue in France. and. to suppress it is
an indignity AMI dlminishes the
ale, value and patriotism Of the per
sonnet Of the cafes"
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WANTED-Men or women to sci.
guaranteed hosiery to friends and
neighbors. Handsome profits made
in either full or spare time. Full line
Of mems women's and children up-to-
date styles. Large commissions. Elk.
perience not necessary.
PHOENIX HOSIERY co.
Darby, Pa
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The Daughters Of isabella will have
a fancy work sale in the New York
Cash Store Saturday afternoon, De-
cember 10, from 2 until s. No article
will sell for more than 81 although
many will. be worth much more.
Lunch will be served. 12-10-3t.
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DANES Hunter was in from his Pop
lar" Grove farm today, and in speak
ing Of the weather has said that
while he has lived in. this county since
the eighties, he does not remember
of SO much hard winter weather up
tosthis time il. the years before.
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A CORRECTION

In observation-disclosures Of the killing
Howard Smith at Selfridge, an er-
made in. taking the report tovs
the telephone. It should have stat
ed that Joseph Swift, who did the
shooting, was the son Of 2 pioneer Of
the state. and thatT=it was SWiftesstthe
dead man, who ives tarred and feath-
cred. -@,. !. sd 4 I,
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J.. II. Smith, banker Of Crazy, left
on, Sunday night for his Minneapolis
home, and he ard Mrs. Smith will
leave IN a few days for Los Angeles,
California, to spend the remainder of
the winter.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of The First National
Bank Of Devils Lake will be held at
the office of said Bank on Tuesday,
January 10, 1920, at 4 o'clock pm.
for the election of Directors and such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D., De-
cenber 9, 1919.
N. ]. HALEY,
l2-9-tf. Cashier
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Realty Transfers

Ue1lty 1tHI1sIets =. Y
Margaret. s. Fortiner and husband,
and William Cullen to Abraham Ham
son, the SWA Of SEE. %, tE14As Of
sen of See. 80. and. M Of NNA
of Sec 81, twp. 1853, range, 63.
Bessie A. .Parshall and ARTHUR e.
Parshall, to Frank Mash, for $1,7O0.
Lot 4 Of. block s, Of Cleveland and
Kennedy's addition to city.
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Do not forget that the Northern
Produce Company, Grand Forks, N. D.
pays Cash on delivery for all kinds
of Live Poultry. Write for prices. We
furnish coops.
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There is no such thing ~ Poor Ser
vice, it is either SERVICE or moth
ing. Franks Transfer & Storage.
Phone 777. I$ 163-tf
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The annual church supper Of the
Church Of the Advent viii be given in
the Guild Hall tonight, commencing at
five O'Clock. and continuing until all
have been served. A fine feed is be-
ing anticipated by all.
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Sit for those photographs today,
before We are too rushed to give you
| our usual individual attention. Phone
1877. Slorby and Berg, Studio.
12-5-St
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Taken up: At my farm near South
am, N. D., two calves, mostly red,
some white on then. One heifer and
n bull. Owner ell, prove property,
and take same away. w. L. Kunkel,
Southam, N. D. 11-26-w3t
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Walter Malamphy went to Cando
today to assist in the arrangements
for the big semi-annual sale to be put
ON N The Mann Store there on Satur-
day. -
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Gilbert Walden, of Ramsey, is in
the city visiting with his aunt, Mrs.
A.. Lucken, at her home on G...h
street.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-10

Do not forget that the Northern
Produce Company, Grand Forks. N. D.
pays Cash on delivery for all kinds Of
Live Poultry, Write for prices. We
furnish coops.
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states built 100000 tons, 'tRs unitSa
Kingdom 100000. Japan seo.Ooo md
Canada 100000. Next to the Unitsd]
States. Japan showed the greatest ln.1
crease In shipbuilding In wartime,
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Mrs. S. Brye, Of Minnekaukon, is
in the city visiting with her niece Miss
Carrie Foss, and will leave today for
Melrose, for an extended visit with
her daughter.
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Art Smith, a we'll known farmer
near Crary, left last night for his
horne at Long Beach, California, to
joint his family fcr. the remainder OF
the winter.
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Leon Maurer, Of Starkweather, was
in the city attending to business mat
ters yesterday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-10

MrzWalter Furstneau. returned to-
day for her home at Edmore, after
spending several days with relatives
and friends here ! IL.
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Strayed: From my farm Bartlett
mare 2-years past. Little white in
forehead. Please take up and notify
me at Doyon, N. D. Andrew Bran
der.
12-5-5t-wlp.
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Mrs. Ole Thorvig, formerly Of this
city, has purchased q home at Fergus
Falls, and has gone there to make her
future home. s.
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Mrs. A. P. Harmon, OF Grand Har-.
Dor, underwent an operation at the
Mercy hospital this morning. .
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Bring your hides ind furs to Davis
Rubin-get the highest market price.
INQUIRE Rubin's furniture store, two
blocks south of Poatofhte..s>r 11-14-H
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Born: To MI. and Mrs. A. J. Klein
e1srua. at the Mercy Hospital on yes
terday, a son.
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A. P. Knutson, of Aneta, was in the
city yesterday between trains attend
ing to business matters.
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Attorney F. r. Stevens returned to
Crazy yesterday after spending q few
days in the city attending court.
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Elephants to Open Jungle.

"a movement Is under way to pur-
chase 20 pair of elephants in Ceylon
and free them in New Guinea. The
interior Of New Guinea is an lmpene-
trable jungle because Of lack of game
trails. Elephants, the best dirt road
builders in the world, keep great paths
open in central Africa and India. They
would soon make a way for white mea
and natives in New Guinea.
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Lost:-Bunch Of Keys. Reward for
return. Leave at World Office.
12-1O-tf.
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@Step with Pep" some good jazz
records at F. Hartz. 12-9tf.
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The Degree Of Honor will hold q
regular meeting St the Guild hall to-
morrow( Thursday evening. Election
Of officers. 12-lO-11
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Andrew Hockensoa, Of sontham, has
moved 70 the city with his family for
the winter months.
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Hear Rosa Ponselle in "Aida" Frank
Hartz. Piano Co. 1851.
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mis- Minnie Hanesta!, Of Tolna,
was in the city yesterday shopping
ara visiting with friends.
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c.. A. Mason lef: today for Leeds
and New Rockford, where he will re-,
main j few days attending to business
matters.
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w want tp 4hay clean. COTTON rags.
World od1ce.5s I
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. I
us. Department Of Agriculture
4 Weather Bureau 4
Chas. F. Marvin, Chief I
= WEATHER REPORT 4
Z Devils Lake, N. d. 4
+ December 10, 1919. 4
4 Sunrise 8:13 Sunset 4.42 \
TEMPERATURE Z
= Lowest last night "a degrees i
Highest yesterday : IA degrees I
: At q am. today - -23 degrees I
Z PRECIPITATION I
For "a hours ending at z a. m. I
q today ------------. 100 4
: Total since the f rst of the month I
Il OF 4
Deficiency since the first Of the I
Afmonth -ta.s-- II 4
5 HUMIDITY 8 am. 4
= Dry Thermometer -- 23.1 4
+ Wet Thermometer - -23.1
+ Relative hunaidity 100 per cont 4
= Nornnals and Extremes for Nov. I
1905-1919 I
4 Highest temper iure 81 degrees i
tLaWests temperature 81 degrees 4
MoNnasls temperAture 80 degrees
Greatest monthly precipitation 4
5000. --------1m inches 4
*Least monthly precipitation I
------- ----------yQ6 inches a
Normal monthly precipitation I
~ a..-.-...... - R6 i
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We will nv clean cotton rags at Tie
World Office. e