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NOTICE or sPzc1A1 ELECTION

In accordance with authority issued
by Thomas Hall Secretary Of State, at
Bismarck, North Dakota. t
Notice is hereby given that on Thurs
day, June 26th, 1918. Special Election
cincts in the townships and villages and
in the wards Of the City Of Devils Lake
in the County Of Ramsey. State OF North
Dakota, at which time the following
measures will be submittedrto the elect
ors for their approval Of rejection:
eRsfs n No Of
1919, Estate Publication and Printing
Referendum Of legislative enact
ment. Senate Bill No. 1874, Session Laws
Of 1919. Board Of Administrations, =
s, Referendum Of legislative enactment:
1919, "Tax Commissioner" -s5.5
Refer ndum Of legislative enactment.
Of 1919. Commissioners Of Immigra-l
Referendum Of legislative enactment,
House Bill No. II. Session Laws Of
1919. industrial Commission" s$
Rsfersndum end Of leg,slatiye enactment;
1913, judicial Districts n $
( Referendum Of legislative enactment,
House Bill No. IS. Session Laws a Of
1919. Bank Of North Dakota. S
said election shall be conducted the
same asa general election and the polls
saaa open s1sn Until ssesk 3 saa
Dated at Devils Lake. North DAKOTA,
this s1st day Of Msy.A. 2. 1918. tS'sss
tseal) = e: County Auditor.
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LOTEES-WITTKOpF

-Four O'Clock this afternoon was the
hour chosen by Miss Edith Wittkopf,
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wlttkopf for her marriage to Rev. o.
d. Lottes Of the Evangelical Luther
an church Of this city. Miss Wfttkopf
will be attended by her sister Miss
Della Wittkopf and Miss Helen Horne.
Mr.. Lottes's attendants Will be Mr..
Orlando Kruger of Rock Lake and Mr..
William Wittkopf, the brother Of the
bride.
Following TIE wedding which will
take place at the church, a reception
will be held at the Wittkopf home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. jacobson who have
been staying at the Wallace cottage
will leave this evening for Minneapo-
lis and other points. They will make
their home at Valley City. Mrs. ia
cobson nee Miss Hope Wallace is a
member of the ladies band and has
been playing with the band the nights
of their concerts. The ladies will Ger
tainly miss Mrs. jacobson very much
and they all agree that they will lose
a very good cornet player.
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THEIDEvHs LAKE Dnd,Y WORLD, July ;, 1919

'iny. When Tie armistise was signed
Henry went to the contractor and
ssaid: Well, you may 20 ahead now
with the house. !" But the contractor
demanded $4,000 for the job.
s This started Henry on an investipa-
ton Of the causes Of prevailing high
prices and he tried to track the mys-
try down. Il I b
"A The contractor blamed most of the
increase in his quotations on higher
material costs. Then Henry went to
the maker Of bricks. The bfickmaker
passed the buck. Higher labor and
ldei costs" he said, Ne. ...enry went
to the lumber man. ..High wages, .
he was told, "added to high stumpage
costs and increased freight charges .
The hardware man and the cement
manufacturers explanations were a.
bout the same as the others.
Well," said Henry, forgetting for
moment that he himself was la
borer, .it seems that labor is getting
it, m :
Arriving at home Henry was met
by his wife who said: "Henry /
must have more money to run the
house. Your last raise was not enough.
Meat costs more; the milkman is a.
bout to raise his price and everything
else that we eat and all the things we
wear are out Of sight.
Henry saw a great light. "Now,
have it, he exclaimed. "The farmer
is the profteer." On the living room
table Henry found a letter from his
brother. who farms quarter section
eye. My hired help is asking $50
a month and found it said, "and ri
have to pay it to save my crops. Fer
tilizer costs twice as much as it used
to and I won't be able this year To
buy the new machinery need. Some
times l feel like giving up, letting
the farm go to grass, and look for
one Of those office jobs"
And so the circle goes around
Henry has decided to build to the
bungalow at $4,000 and let the econ
omists fight out the causes for high
prices The Nations Business fol
July.
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Mr.. P. E. vanderho4f, accompanied
by his son, Henry, of Nerthfield
township, is spending the day in the
city, having autoed over from their
home this morning. Henry is just
home from France, where he has
spent the past year, and comse home
looking fine. He is a fine young
man and comes home to his father and
other relatives and friends the pic
ture Of health.
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D. ands Mrs. H. G.. Romig, and
their son and daughter, returned this
morning from an extended trip in the
east and south. While they were gone
sney visited with DR.. Romig's par
ents at Richmond, Va. They also
visited at Newport News, Washing
ton' D: g., Petersburg, Va, Pittsburgh,
Pa:, New York City, and Chicago
ana report very enjoyable trip.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Hattie J.. Strong, Deceased.
+ Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned Clifton C. Strong, Admin
istrator Of the Estate Of Hattie J.
Strong late Of the City Of Devils
Lake in the County Of Ramsey and
State Of North Dakota, deceased, to
the creditors M, and all persons hav-
ing claims against, said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication Of this notice
to said Administrator at his residence
in the City Of Devils Lake, N. D. or
with his attorneys, Flynn q Traynor,
Devils Lake, N. D. or with the Judge
Of said County Court.
Dated May 21st, A. D. 1919.
CLIFTON C. STRONG,
Administrator.
FLYNN & TRAYNoR,
Attorneys for Administrator,
Devils Lake, N. D..
First publication on the 22nd day of
May, A. D. 1919.
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Louis Hansen is in receipt Of let
ter from his son, Arthur, in which
he stated that his ship was leaving
this country for Rotterdam, carrying
some 1900 interned Germans. From
Rotterdam the vessel will go on to
Brest where it will remain for. ten
days. After a five day furlough,
troops will be taken on and the trans
port will return to this country. Art.
thinks that this will be his last trip
and that he will receive his release
shortly after landing here again.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Stoughton
lHazel Dolan) are guests at the E.,
4: Griffin home. Mr.. and Mrs,
Stoughton have just returned from q
trip to hazenod, Sask., where thev
spent their honeymoon as the guest.
OF Mrs. Stoughton's sister. En- route
home they visited with Mrs. Henry
kester at her home near Bisbee, n,
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Mrs. P. H. Throdahl, Of Bismarck,
n. D., who is here to attend the con-
vention of the American War Mo-
theirs to be held at Chautauqua tomor-
row, arrived this morning from Minot
where she and Mr.. Throdahl and their
son, Peter, Jr., have been visiting.
Mrs. Throdahl is the guest of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ole Serumgard.
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Henry White got tired Of living in
Who's TO Blame For High Pricas
q flat and decided to go to the su-
burbs. He had plans drawn for q
bungalow and got price Of $2,50O
from a contractor. Then along came
the war and Henry postponed build
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Mary Johnson and Robert Keeble,
both Of whom We're attending the In
dian encampment at Chautauqua,
were arrested and tried in justice
court on a charge of disorderly con-
duct. They were fined 1885. a.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA 5.
COUNTY OF RAMSEY, !'.
IN DISTRICT COURT
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA ..
COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
IN DISTRICT COURT
Second Judicial District.
William Rutherford AZ administrator Of
the estate Of Andrew Rutherford De-
ceased and in his private capacity.
G. M. Fisher, Blanding Fisher, James
Rutherford, r. Q. Rutherford, Hannah
Rutherford, Betsy Pelton,, and all
estate or interest in or lien. or I'M
eumbrance upon the property describ-
ed in the complaint,
.o,,. Defendants.
The State of North Dakota to the above
4. named defendants .s: Il ri,sa Z:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint In this action, which has
man Stenseth, Clerk Of the District
Court Of Ramsey County, at Devils
Lake, North Dakota. and serve copy Of
your answer there upon the subscriber
vice Of this summons upon you, exclu-
sive Of the day Of service, and in case
Of your failure to appear or answer
judgment Will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the
complaint
'sD ''ns t'ni RoEIo 5itIi F. HUNT.
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
Hor1cE or no Pnasoaa1 SN1; o1Hi2 4; =.
To the Defendants:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE That the
above entitled action is prosecuted by
county court Of Ramsey County, North
4Rakota, Pax for the purpose Of quieting
ford and in his heirs to real estate situ-
ated in Ramsey County, North Dakota,
end described as Lots 2s and e Of Of
tton to the city Of Deyils Lake, and the
Southwest Quarter of Section %, all in
Township 154 North Of Range 81 West,
and all property, real and personal, be-
longing to the estate of Andrew Ruther-
ford, deceased which Is in process Of
administration in the county court Of
Ramsey County. North Dakota. and to
have the validity or q certain instru-
ment executed by Andrew Rutherford,
Deceased, during his lifetime and pur-
porting to be in the nature Of trust
determined by the court, and the plain
till seeks judgment that none Of you
said defendents have any rights or in
terest or estate in any Of the property
above described, and excluding you, and
each of you, from any estate or inter-
est therein and no personal claim Is
made against any Of you said defend
ants Il
Dated: June 4th, 1919
ROLLO F. HUNT.
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
Devils Lake. N. D.
6-11-et '.
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Cstatioa anA 1oticss 1saxias 1resf e.
.sa &. II 10Eelg1 wan 5iIs
esss.y essss e s hssss Rs@.s9 !. =. s 5.s.:5.
4 4 Before Hon. ! 2. 4. Grimm.
!. tne : nstt,r ,f ths .stass 81 sS. 8. =.
gg LewSon also Known q Oscar s. 53 n
s!; 1sawson, Dsosased. N,
Peter Al. Lawson, ,s2 Petitionerl
Hannah i lawson John \; y Lawson, g
Jr- 1.,'i q .minef.s Grace Dussins.}
Frank Dussihg. Elvira Arlander. ~
Swedish BAPTIST General Confer "a
encs sof America, Swedish Schooll
Swedish, Baptist Ministers Pen-J
sion and, Aid Association Of Am.) .a !,
ser1ca, ana e. y Webster 4s spe-) F,
scial guardian o1 said MINOR. fe-l
cTTxIIon sSsaas4oS AID noxzcn 1A1zHa
v Sri 81 or SO1EIaX WILT, 9I
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
To the above named. EesrDndehts and AL
E. Lawson, also known as Oscar =
lawson, Deceased. ls ,si. S5ls n "a, Fl
4 You and each Of yeu are hsreby NO.
titled that Peter "a lawson the. Petition.
on the Last Will. and Testament Of Q.
e. Lawson. also known as Oscar q.
Lawson, late Of the County Of Union
ana state Of South Daksta, deceased,
S4l4 SAA0i VHOO0SO SA4CAVVA IA S4A0 0S&AeO
Of South Dakota duly authenticated,
with his petition. praying for the admis-
sion to probate of said document as the
Last Will OF said deceased, and for the
issuance to Peter, A Lawson of letters
testamentary thereon. and that the said
petition and the proofs or said purport-
cd Will will be heard and duly consid-
cred by this Court on Friday, the 11th
day Of July 4. p, 1919. at - O'clock
Rooms of this Court. in the County Court
House, in the city Of Devils Lake. Coun-
~ of Ramsey and State Of North Da-
You and each Of you are hereby cited
to be and arpear before this Court at
said time and place and answer said Pc
sIition and show cause, IL any there be-,
why the prayer Of said petition should
(SEAL) By the Court
e. H. GRIFFIN,
tssfs4.t Judge Of the County Court.
Dated the 23rd day Of June A. D., 1919
Flynn q Traynor.
Attorneys for Petitioner,
Devils Lake, N. D. s..
Y None Of the above named respondents
being residents Of this State, let service
herein be made by publication for three
consecutive weeks in q newspaper pub
lished In said County ana state.
(SEAL) e. H. GRIFFIN.
~ aa Judge
Wkly--6-26-st.
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A marriage license was issued this
morning to Anselm Wolfe, of South
am, and Miss Elsie Leason, Of Lari-
more. Miss Leason was formerly a
nurse at the Mercy Hospital. Mr..
Wolfe, pioneer resident of Ram
sey county, is the cashier ofthe South
am State Bank.
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Guests Of Mrs. Felix Rout;er on Sat-
urday were six sisters of the Mercy
hospital. They spent the morning
picking berries which are very plen-
tiful this summer. At noon Mrs.
Routier served, a delicious luncheon
and the afternoon was devoted to Wis
iting.
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Mrs. ". x. aNimmo, Mrs. w. n.
Nelson and MRS. Charles Smith went
10 Grand Forks this morning to join
their husbands s who went down yes
terday eyening to attend the trap
shooters tournament being held there
today. .S$-s@, .%.s
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Peter Tmboe accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. G. B. Timboe, left by
automobile today to visit with his
brother, Martin Timboe, at Silva.
Martin will accompany them from
Silva to Tipping, N, D., where they
will visit q sister, Mrs. Jorgenson.
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Miss Elizabeth Walker, Of Willis
ton, eutoed to Devils Lake Saturday
and scent Sunday with her grandma
ther, Mrs. M. Walker.
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Don't forget the ballgame at the City
park Thursday evening, July 10. Dew
lis Lake and Leeds will play and
you can expect to see a. good game,
as this is the rubber" game.
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VIM. Bagby, Who has been serving
IN the U. s. Navy for nearly two years
retuled TO his home here yesterday.
He is looking fiKe and says that he
never felt better. He has been busy
greeting his many friends since his;
return. i
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Earl Stonehouse, of Larimore, who
was the guest Of friends in town over
the week end, returned TO his home
yesterday.
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S. B. swank, Of Egeland, under
went an operation at the General
Hospital today.
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Everybody reads the World want
column. If you want to buy or sell
anything, try the want column and
see how quickly you will get results,
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Frank Holland and Art. Newgard
left last night from Grand Forks to
attend the trapsheoters tournament
which is being held there.
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Mrs. c. o. Thompson and family
and Miss Alice Hansen, from Neko-
ma, are camping at the Thompson
cottage.
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Paul Iverson. a well known farmer
living near Doyon, was an over night
visitor in the city.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1919-07-09

John Mclean returned today from
Coulee township where he has been
looking after his farming interests.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1919-07-09

Mr.. Albert Love and wife returned
to their home at Chautauqua after
spending the Fourth with friends and
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1919-07-09

P.%I. Wertengerger, Of Webster,
was attending to business matters in
the city today.
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Allen Hunt, the young son of
Hames Hunt Of Starkweather, under
went an operation at the General
Hospital on Saturday and is reported
as getting on nicely. +.
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From Thursdays Daily.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Barrett drove
down from Churchs Ferry to spend
Sunday. They returned home yester-
day accompanied by Mrs. d. G. Duell
who will be their guest for few days
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Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Braa-
then on Monday, July z, at the Mercy
Hospital, a daughter. @
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Mother and the girls don't mind
being photographed why not persu-
ade Dad and the boys to make the
family picture complete? Let Siv-
erson make them for you. 94-2t.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1919-07-09

If you have anything to sell, or
want to buy anything, just drop !
want nd in the Daily World. It will
bring results in short order. Try it If.
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handed down BY this court. Siver
Ssrumgard handled the ease for John
son and Flynn and Traynor represent
ed Merrick's interests.
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Mrs. o. G. Gilbertson and small son
Of Grand Forks have been guests of
Mrs. B. G. Gates.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1919-07-09

Sanford Hagen has accepted
position with the Bell Drug Co.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1919-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Burdahl Of
Aberdeen, s. D., and Mrs. Charles
Reichow, Of st. Paul, who have been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Breid-
ert at the lake forthe past week, left
this morning for st. Paul. From St..
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Burdahl will go
on to Chicago for visit before re-
turning to their home at Aberdeen.
They are making the trip by automo-
bile.
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Mrs. Kingsly Wright, Of Michigan,
fs q patient at the General Hospital.
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Mrs. D.. v. Brennan and her chill
dren, Mary Norton Brennan and DAN
iel v. Brennan, Of Minneapolis, and
Miss Mary Norton Of Washington,
D. c., are guests at the NJ. H. Bren-
nan home. They were called here by
the serious illness Of Mr.. NJ. H. Bren-
nan. M
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CHAUTAUQUA NOTES
DR.. Clynton Smith and wife were
visitors on the grounds on Monday.

Miss Effie Lunsford and Miss Allie
Clapp have been guests Of Harriet
Brainard.
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Calendar of Exhibitions

Fiftyseventh STANDARDIZATION onka
Karasz twenty-five paintings to April 26
Ffty-ninth
collection collection
fordshire and
Square paintings
private
Smith, April "a
Ardsey Brooklyn
Gallery STANDARDIZATION,
to 5.
designs, April 26
objects through
April
hibiton May
in colors by Crawford o'GOrman, through April
Ferg street--Group
April
paintings
through April.
MISREPRESENTATION
paintings and through
Young Galleries. by ossp Lind
O April 80
o
se-selectcd paintings By
American artists through April
artists and
early Chinese April 80
Gallery, of
o child life Higgins April 80
Strect-Annual
spring exhibition o April 90
Of National Ao
ton Of Pc o
Aston Knirb TO
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est, especially the "President Andrew
Jackson" by Alonzo Chapel. From
purely artistic point Of view they rep
resent respectfully but not at all brill
iantly the average style of our pio-
neers.
The Barbizon men are beautifully
shown, and are very welcome at time
when the vogue Of landscape in light
er, more impressionistic key may in
cline people now and then TO forgetful-
ness of a glorious school. It is not
necessarily the school in which there
is the richest inspiration for the land
scapc student of to-day Courbet, as
we have recently had occasion to point
out. is the classical modern exemplar
of the sheer truth which is now our
prevailing influence. There is a su-
pcrb illustration Of his art here, we
may note in passing, the simply COM
posed Marine" (No. 300, painting
containing some lovely blues and grays,
az lovely as they are vcracious. But
the great service of the Barbizon school
| lies in what it does to recall US to the
poetry latent in the finest realism.
What tender eloquence there is in
Corot Witness the delicate lyrical
quality in the "Rivierc Ermenon-
VILE" mere note, which is Drumming
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ICTURES BY REMBRANDT AND SOME OTHERS
A Collection Illustrative
Of Enduring Ideals in Art

he interpreted humanity. This John
the Baptist Of his is above all things an
image Of vigorous, bearded manhood
certain elevation of feeling which ex-
hales from the canvas leaves 1t never
theless an example of almost homely
realism; it Is an imaginative head.
based on the simplest reality. In It's
poignant truth and in its easy, rounded
workmanship 1t Is a beautiful work Of
art
Closest to the Rembrandt in merit
among the old pictures we would
place the "san Giorgio Maggiore' of
Guard, also from the Smith collec-
ton. The little panel is a gem of
eighteenth century Venetian painting.
sparkling with the luminosity that has
sometimes caused Guard to be called
the first Of the impressionists. Then
comes small but interesting group
Of early English paintings The "Sher-
idan' given to Gainsborough is not
very impressive affair but it has
light, mildly engaging quality. His
Portrait of Young Man" Is good,
painted in q ''fatter,' more solid vein,
and there are some delightful passages
in the rural subject called "Landscape:
The Cart" Constable's "Landscape"
No. 1l3) is fascinating example, not
particularly important as museum pict-
ures go, but intensely characteristic in
its free, broad handling of massed tree
forms Well worthy of association
with this is the Heath Scene With
Peasants by James Stark. a fine com
position exquisitey illuminated. 1t
represents the best side of the Eng
ish tradition as it was founded by
Bennington and Constable and carried
by such men as Stark down into the
nineteenth century. The old masters
here are not otherwise Of any great
moment. Mr.. William Oberwalder con
tributes a group Of early American
portraits, examples of Jarvis. Wander
Ign, rockingham, Inman and one or
two others. They have historical inter