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winning the constable to their side.
and Pikeville is denied the pleasure
of seeing Potts beauties. But Lean
der remains long enough in Pikeville
to wreak dire vengeance on Hiram and
Jerusha. How he does It brings no.
end of side-splitting situations.
Interviewed by prominent New
York journalist few days prior to
her departure for Europe, Miss Fannie
Ward. the great emotional actress.
stated emphatically that she considers
The Cry of the Weak" to be her cine
ma chef 'oeuvre. She said: an, this
photoplay / have done the best act
ing in my career. l consider THE Cry
of the Weak as my screen master
piece-better than The Cheat'-better
than Common Clay-better than The
Yellow Ticket'-it Is a human docu-
ment."
Local picture fans will have the OPP
portunity of Judging for themselves
when 1.-THE Cry of the Weak" Is pre-
sented at the Washington theatre on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
MURRAY
How a little western girl exposes
the real miscreants in a DEMONSTRATING
scheme and saves an innocent cow
boy from being lynched is realistically
depicted in Lila Lees latest Para
mount picture, "Rustling a Bride. :
which will be shown at the Murray
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sun
cay.
Emily. the character portrayed by
the star, goes to Coyote Junction TO
be married to Nick Creole. who has
been corresponding with her by mail.
But Nick in his first letter to the girl
has sent her instead of his own pho
tograph, that of friend, Pen Walton,
and when he meets her at the train,
doesn't tell her who he is but puts
her on the stage and starts home alone
determined to clear the matter up
with her after she arrives at the
ranch
Pen Walton, who is a horse thief,
hates Nick and he contrives to con-
vince the other cowboys that Nick has
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The total number of employees of
commercial telephone systems in the
United States is now nearly 275, 600.
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WASHINGTON

Sunday-Charlie Chaplin in Shan
ghaied.'
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Fannie Ward in THE Cry of the
Weak"
Friday and Saturday-ClaraK imball
Young in Cheating Cheaters."
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MURRAY

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Enid Bennett in Partners Three"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday-Lila Lee in "Rustling n
Bride
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E. C. Patterson of Chicago, cele.
trated cross country driver, football
expert and ex-baseball star, has been
selected to start the international
Liberty Sweepstakes race on the
Indianapolis motor speedway, May
81. In previous years Patterson has
been All entrant. bringing Theodore
Pilotte from Belgium to compete il,
the contest in 1913. and backing
Ralph De Palma in 1914 and 1915
When he is not lowering his own
cross country record between New
York and Chicago, Patterson picks
all-western football teams for a na.
tional magazine.
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lost. Takova byla spravedlnos
bolSevickeho soudu.
O jinem pripade vypraVuJc
list: Do Kapuvaru prijelo do
poledne 800 Leninovych no.
chi. Shromazd6ni okolo Samu
ely vtrhli S granaty ruce do
veSnice. Szamuelly vstoupi do
domu. este Wy hostinsky $50
boz taze Sc. Ma kladnou od-
poved naiizuje: "Odved tie no
pod strom!' A TAX to slo dale.
Ia kratkou dobu sialo pod
stromy Sest muzn a jedna &c
na, ktcri najednou byli pove-
semi. Vojaci mali toho dosti a
'pravi: "Soudruhu, KapuVaru
toho bylo jiz dosti". Kde kdo
Sc taze: A nenajde Sc nikdo V
celet zemi, kdo by tuto bestii
ikolil? = Revoluce povazoya
la Tiszu ia zleho ducha zem6
- z:m6 pax hleda Ease Sz&.
naue!lvn nejiicral bytog revo-
lnce, Tia3a neopustiv sve misto
klesa u9mrcen. | We snlrti prl-
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DUSE NARODA.

Zacbmufio mad ceskym menem Slovensku Hasy
dobrych sovenskyck id anz dorozumey pronasen ma
vsech stranach toez
"Ces "a posledn diva mesice pozbyli dpne slovensk6
laskyl"
Prav to intelligence, projevue to lid
Sympatie isou 1plne zraceny cteni k Cechum
bzi Sc nenavsti.
Ackoiv je intelligence slovenska daleka toho ably sla
cestou Hmkovou ably vdaa do Paf1ze zadat odrzen
od Cechu, autonom intelligence sovenska e sya ceskych
pfehmau nelogicnosti chaosu kompetencich prezran
ceskeho imperialismu.
Jest znavena beztaktnos omyslvosti. To- dosa
va neni to- praha Pravi: Jezd tn eden "a dfu-
hm napise oho pny zapisnk nikdo mic nespravi ami
media, sbi' "4.
Jsou z hoseini ifednm navstevam mic cd nich ne
Geka Navstevy chvatnt nenofve do vntfniho zNota
nemohou pomoc napqmAha Vladni doporueeni nemaji
sovensku hodnoy sou dobr jenom pro zeezneni po-
licii
Priide- oficieln navsteva, mluvi Sc pripj Sc
tvofi urcta smysena atmosf6a ale nru mic nemeni
pravda zsava pod tim nepodobna tomu, byo pf vine
muveno
Je vina nelze il zapirati. Kazdy promceny den
mnozi ieii nasledky
Prvni chyba vezi tom isme priblizlii mechan-
ckym nazorem zivotnm aiemne dust naroda, re sme
prines raconen sabonu acne osvicenstv ako korektv
"Duse druheho, tot ucinena tma!' rka Rus.
Nemea byt ehkomyslne chapana duse naroda, Million
krat sloztejs nez duse iednotlvcova!
At narodnf sesterstvil At blizky jazyk, at
je ieden kmen Kok ie tu vSak rozdilu Ny do
n6mecvi Jim saleti omyvana, oni most vychodni
rabStV nemeckem zabaVen ziVoe SamoSatnost
on koro cey vGdomy hsorcky zvot souceni Mad ary
imymi tradcenn iin[m vybojem kmenem jineho tenn
peramentu, jinem stadiu kulturlm.
My vsech strahach odrzen cd Slovansva nebot Slo
vensko byo nam zakazanou zem on oblti jm spoieni
nm pozvonym pokracovanm jeho n6kolkabarevnym ods-
vychodoslovanske duhy.
Pfsupujesi ejch dust uctou a $ virou, Jake hubny
zevujf aka cistoa clcnos duSe, Jake bohatstv!
Prsupujesi k dust tohoto drah6ho naroda pokorou,
jak ie ii to odm6ntnoi
VeSli jsme do Slovenska ucty bez teo pOkory
ves jsme tam domySiv6, sebev6dome nepozore V6rii
jsme ze Jim spasu zaponnel vsecno elm
jsme bvli povnn taemsti ieich neznam6 slozosti Ne
zname Sovenska nezname duSe sesty proto sme j
ran proto pred nam zavfea VeSli isme tam jako do
vatele fada nasch neopanych nejemnych id nazyva
Sovensko do oci Slovakum kolon okupovanym uzemm
skou Bosnou.
psychoogicke obasti nasch vim citi Slovaci u
razku iako neivetsi.
"Cekai sne bratry,' povdai Slovac "ae prisli po
rucnc."
Tito Cesi drsnych panovacnych mravh zhresi prot du
chu, zhreSii domy$livosi, zhfe6ii pohrdanim.
Jsou vinni neze jich omlouvati. Vyber ieiich pro
Sovensko mel byi nejepS nejopatrnejsi. nell by
bez jeiiz znalos sem nemel nikdo vstoup. byt
knha aky ktera je ucva kera ie nezna ktera nezrau
i uc blizti bez pedsudku male desatero
nych prkazd.
IT, kerf byi stastn. re smell jiti ma slovensko ale
prav chovan mus nautti stati pred nezbadaIou
dsi ovenskeho naroda zanechat sve laci14
posy fpasitelske. nebo jinak necht jsou odvoani
70 tleba z1nanit jeqd mnoho n5ch yecf ale 0 tom
pristsf -rsxe We "Veceru" R. Svobodoya
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vysrcly. Svedek, spolupracov-
mix Voros Ujsagu vidi pred
Szamuellym sveho piibuzne-
ho, obratf sc k nemu a septa
mu, re Jest to jeho pribuzny.
Szamuelly ma to S usmevem q
velkomyslnym pokynem ruky
a hlavy udili delikventovi mi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-03
LIDONY KOMISAR SZA-
MUELLY.

Obrazkovy tydennik mad ar
sky A. Tarsasag pfinaSi zajl- h
mavou studii o Szamuellym
I'pera Zilahyho.
Ze vsech revolucnich zlevu
| Jest Samuelly nejfantaslicteJsl
postavou; historicky zjev jaiko
/ M arat a Hebert. O jeho minu-
losti nelze mnoho zjistit. Jest
ditkem zamoznych, zidov-
skych Todicu, ktefi Sc no v po-
Fsledni dobe zrekli a jej zapfe-
Lii. Sal Sc zurnalistou V tele-
grafni kancelari, V Magyar
Kuriru, vypomahal V redakcl
soc. dem. Nepszava. V dobe,
kdy pracoval klerikalnlm
Magyar Kuriru, psal soucasne
protiklerikalni clanky do VIA
gu. Nejaky cas- zdrzoval Sc
Rece, kdc do5taval od Jlste ma
bd'arske osobnosti 5 korun "a III
chotive clanky We reckych IL
Istech. Budapestskym listumi
lposilal zpravy 0 udalostech II
Italskych. ktere nemohly bytIl
uvereineny. Jako zurnalista
byl neschopnym. Rad chodil
iako gigrle nosil monokl. ia
yally padl do ruskeho zaJetl,
kde pracoval Il bolsevickehol
pcneralniho Stabu a dial V teto
funkci popraviti mnoho mad'a ar
skych dustojniku. Pc prohlase-
nj diktatury bylo jeho Jmeno
vvslovovano bazni a nenavl-
sti. Kde kdo sc pred MIN chvel.
Byl jiz katem, panem zivo-
ia i smrti, kdyz chodival do
klubu novinaru ma obed a ma
iveceri. Pravidelne chOdll GER
ne oblecen a V ruce mel neus,a
lie taSlSu ma spisy. Zdravll ia
ko minist pouhym pokynem
hlavy. Obliceje byl neheZkeho
barvy tut'ove, bez vyrazu
Byl to typ cloveka degenerove
neho. V prsou nosil zarodky
plicni choroby krvi, die u
sudku znamych lekaru, klet-
bu spatnych zen. Zkazeny mo-
EEK. scvrkle srdce.
Recnikem byl velice spat-
nym. Jen a ien Erase. Pri jiste
prilezitosti pravi: "Nuz ma
hrdlo burzoHm, nuz ten media
me 81 vyrvavi, nuz ten budemc
tisknouti k jejich hrdlu do po-
sledniho dechu "Postava
romanu Dostojevskeho.
Svou strasnou cinnosti iako
lidovy komisaI nema V nejkru
teisich momentech mad anske
historic soupere, Alzbeta Ba-
thory, Caraffa, Haynau, jsou
prot nemu pouzi malomest' aci
Kan sc sc svym terroristickym
oddilem odebral, tam vSuda
lei provazela krev, spaleniSt6
la strasti zmrzacenych lidi. Stu
die ,tohoto netvora nepatri ami
do historic, nybrz do patho-
logic.
V Kalocse dal popraviti 10
lfdi. Deity svedek o tom vypra
vi. V sale soudniho dvora usa-
din Sc pohodlne Leninovi hosi
iako porotci. Szamuelly stoji
pred soudcovskou tribunou V
pose, opiraje Sc loktem kou-
lie clgaretu. Je veSely, ZertuJe
Il dobira 81 delikventy. Stoii
pred MIN nahrbeny sedlak.
'"Nu, co jste proved Wy, SOU
druhu ?" pta Sc Szamuelly.
mic. byl jsem k tomu donu-
Gen." odpovida sedlak. Szamu
ely kratce rozhoduje: "Odved
G ho!' Diva Leninovi hoSi od-
'yadi sedlaka a Szamuelly vo-
IA IA mimi: "Davam mu mi
lost! Jest to mrZak, nebude po
v68en, ale Zastfelen." Ia neko
lik okamzil<u slyset re dvora
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my, jako duo. Toto zidovsk6
dite prcha sc zjezenymi vlasy
do Vidne pred osudem, tisk-
nouc 81 V kapse nakraden6 Pc
nize. Nedostal Sc daleko. Mad
jeho hrobem V Savanyukut je
napcano modrou tuzkou: "Zde
chcipl pes" Mad lidskym hro-
benz snad jeSt6 nikdy ncplanu
la zhav6isi a strasn6jsi nena-
vi1t jako mad hrob2m Szamu-
ellyho.
iMsSl [tfl iNSsl
Jak Sc to vezmc.
"Zpiva take vase pani?"
We'll - ona mysli, re zpi-
va"
Wssl Tt47 fWSsl
krobian.
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krobian.

Ltkar: "Jak pak - hrobni
ku - nepohTbite taky nekdy
zdanlive n1rtveho?"
Hrobnik: "Od vas jiste ne
- pane doktore!'
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gaistler' most famous paintings, the
Little White Girl" is now on view
IN the National gallery to which It
was presented together with two 9th,
er Whistler paintings" Cremornre
Lights and the ssasFSire Wheal."s
The Little White Girl" was paint
ed in 1864 and. exhibited at the Royal
Academy in 1866 where it created 9
sensation and aroused much hostile
criticism. One critic regretted that
Whistler should make the "most big
ARE of bipeds' out Of the women he
painted, and an.Anerican critic des-
cribed it as q powerful woman with
red hair and a vacant stare in her
eyes,"
Among the few who appreciated its
charm was ASwinburne who after see
ings It wrote the poem, Before the
a~tirror," for which the model 80" set
shows a girl in a simple white gown
leaning against the mantle, her face
reflected in the'mirror.
"Cremorne Lights" is a nocturne in
blue and silver, q twilight scene with
only two tones, the sky and the water
slightly lighter in color, with the
ghosts Of buildings and the reflections
Of the lights Of the old Cremorne Gar
dens. 9
"The Fire Wheel issa picture Of q
fireworks displayssa nocturne in black
and gold.
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Sure Said Daphne u:
TO Prince Of wales
See You Tomorrow

Halifax, Aug. 2~22.-several stories
were told today to illustrate the de.
mocratic mannerisms Of the Prince Of
the Wales. One concerned his in.
formal visit ashore yesterday and his
pleasure in helping q young woman
win a ten-cent wager.
Strolling along the beach at North
Arm, attired il civilian clothes
he, watched three young women ba-
theirs. One advanced toward him
saying:
fare you the Prince Of Wales"
He replied with a smile that he was
but this did not quite convince his fair
interrogation. who followed with aAre
you sure you are?"
When he had solemnly treasured
her with a second affirmative she con-
iided her name was Daphne and that
when she saw him and his party COM
ing towards the beach she had wager
ed ten cents that he was the prince.
After q few moments Of pleasant
chatting; he bade her good day and po-
litely expressed the hope that they
might meet again, to which came the
quick response, "Sure.. we'll see you
tomorrow"
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MONUMENT TO
.ARCHDukE And
wife TORN DOWN
Slavs Remove Memorial To
Franz Ferdinand and Sophia
Whose Assassination Started
World War.
(By The Associated Press.)

by The Associated Press.)
Sarajevo, Bosnia, July 10.-(By
Mail 1.-THE Slavs have torn down the
beautiful monument of granite and
bronze which the Austrians erected to
the memories of Archduke Franz Fer
dinand and his wife, Sophia, Duchess
of Hohenberg, which stood at a cor
ner Of the bridge here where their as
s~assination by Prinzip furnished the
spark that set off the world war. It
bore a bronze plaque showing the fig
ures Of both Ferdinand and Sophia.
Now that acknowledgements has
passed from the rule of Austria and
become a part of the kingdom of Ser
bs,. Croats and Slovenes, the parts of
the monument have been stored in the
Museum of Sarajevo. When the cur
ator has time they will be assembled
for the edification of the students of
history and to satisfy the curiosity of
sight-seers.
Sarajevo seems almost to- have for
gotten the mountaineering and is we'll
on it's way toward making 'business
as asual." As a demobilized soldier
said, "We're all sick Of the war busin-
ess." But the mixed population and
the undertone Of sympathy for Aus
tria lead one to wonder what may hap
pen in the generation after that of
Prinzip.
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One BATTALION
Of SERbS'F|eHTS
UNDER MANY FLAG
Have Served Under Russian,
British, French and Ameri-
can. -- Display Much Dash
and Battle Enthusiasm.

Medvejia Cora, Russian Lapland,
July 5.-(Corresp6ndence Of The As
sociated Press).-A Serbian batta-
liam which has been fighting under
one flag, or another since August,
1914, still is fighting, up here in
Karelian Russia.
The role Of these Serbs on the
North Russian front has been similar
to that Of the Czecho- Slovaks in Sib-
eria and reads like an unfinished
Iliad. They are big, strapping, well
disciplined soldiers, five years and
several thousand miles from home,
and, just now, when they go in &C:
ton against the BolsheviH, along
with their Russian, British, French
or until recently, American Allies,
they display the same dash and battle
enthusiasm that characterized the
Serbs in the early days of the war.
One way or another, these Serbians
reached Odessa, where they were
formed into a battalion for, service
against the Central Powers. They
want to get somewhere to fight Au-
stria SO they started for Archange1
hoping eventually to join the Allies
in France.
The Serbs seized a locomotive and
sufficient box cars to carry the batta-
lion and after four months journey
arrived at Murmansk.
The Allies landing at Murmansk
in the spring Of 1918 found the Serb
battalion there. ready to fight against
the Bolsheviki, and, for, the first
few months of the campaign, the
Serbs formed the backbone of the
force opposing the Reds, which speed
lily wrested several hundred miles
Of the Murmansk railway from the
Communists.
Throughout the subsequent fight.
ing on this front Serbs have distin.
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from the said 18th day OF December,
1915, to the day such redemption is
made and also subsequent taxes and in
-$4.22 and interest thereon at the rate
1st day Of March 1915, to the day such
redemption is made. and $3.50 and In
cent per annum from the LIST day Of March
1917, to the day such redemption is made
and 1914 n interest thereon at the
rate Of twelve per cent per snnum from
such redemption is made, and.
You are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing described piece cor parcel Of land.
situate in h County Of Ramsey and
follows, to-wit: Ruger's End Addition
to City of Devils Lake of Lot II. Block
9, is now assessed In your name; that
on the 14th day Of December, A; p, 1915
Auditor Of said County for the sum of
$16.4S at the. annual tax sale for the de-
linquent taxes of the year 1914. includ-
the costs allowed by law and the amount
required to redeem said piece or parcel
of and from said sale, exclusive Of the
cost to accrue upon this notice. Is the
sum Of sl6:as n five per cent 20 pen,
fby law at the rate Of ~ per cent annum
from the said 14th day Of December,
1915 to the day such redemption is made
! and also subsequent taxes ana interest
as follows: S11.99 inc interest thereon
i,at the rate of twelve per cent per anntm
from the LIST day Of March 1916, to the
day such redemption is made, n $3.50
| and interest thereon at the rate Of twel-
We per cent from the LIST day Of March
! 1917 to the day such redemption is made
And that said tax certificate issued
! upon said sale has been presented TO me
BY the holder thereof, and the time for
redemption of said piece or parcel Of
land from said sa.e will expire ninety
(9O) days after tive service OF this mo-
tice upon you.
Witness my hard and ~>ficial seal this
| 7th cay of August, e. y .9:9.
., A. KRANrR,
Cou ty Auditor Ramsey
County. North Dakota.
(S-13-3t-w.)
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Tax Certificate No. 36s & go
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF Re-
DEMPE10H -
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AUDlTOR,
County Of + FaTm axfS Dakota
70 Northwestern Mutual Savings =
You are hereby notified that the fol
lowing described piece or parcel Of land,
situate in the County Of Ramsey and
State Of North Dakota, and known as
follows, to-wit: Ruger's End Add: to
the City Of Devils Lake. of Lot II. Block
s il now assessed in your name; that on
the 18th day of December. A. D., 1915.
said real estate was duly sold by the
Auditor Of said County for The sun Of
iinouent taxes Of the year 1914, includ-
ing the interest and penalty thereon and
costs allowed by law and the amount
of land from said sale. exclusive Of the
cost to accrue upon this notice. Is the
sum 81 1921 and five per cent 90 pen
(. atty thereon and interest as provided by
law at the rate Of II per cent annum
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THE DEVILS LAKE WORLD AND MTER-ocEAN5

Ter late Of the township Of Minnewau-
kan In b County Of Ramsey and. State
to .R.A. Miller and that the said petit
ton will be heard and duly considered
by this Court On satuTasy. the 18th day
in the forenoon Of that day. at the
Court Rooms Of this Court, In the Coun.
ty Court House. in the City OF Devils
Lake, County d Ramsey and State Of
North Dakota. d you, and each Of, You.
are hereby cited to be and appear before
this Court at said time and place. and
answer said petition, and show cause.
II, any there be, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
By the Court
p. II. GRIFFIN.
Judge Of the County Court.
Dated the 3Oth day of July. A d. 1919.
Let the service Of the above Citation
.be made by publication in the Devils
Lake World for three weeks and person
al service on all respondents residing
within the State Of North Dakota.
8-6-kwly-3t. e. n. GRIFFIN,
Judge Of the County Court.
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FOR 3 "MARRlED" REGIMENTS
Regulars With Foreign Brides to ee
Placed In Special Units Says
War Department

Washington-special regiments, COM
posed largely If not entirely Of mar
ried men, probably will result from
the war departments policy regard
ing the disposition Of regulars who are
returning to this country with French
wives. Orders have been sent to COM
handing officers Of debarkatfon ports
to transfer such men and their wives
to. Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, Fort Ethan
Allen, VT; or Fort Myer, Va, when
they belong to the cavalry, and to
Madison Barracks, N. T., in the case
of infantrymen.
Official estimates are that 10000
American soldiers married foreign
brides. A majority Of these men were
emergency e~nlistments, however, and
1t is believed three regiments will be
sufficient to accommodate the regu-
lars.