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LOS FABRICANTES DE DISIDENCIAS

Entire procedimenos empeados TEMPO por
poca nepa que Iegmas fuezas para
buena lid intellectual los dees opuesos encentra
eI vicioso repuIsivo de disidencias
No division franca que surge de-
terminates mometo pard cuaquer asocaclon de
ustas sanconadas la concencia
pGbIca, dvden hombes obigan agruparse separa
daente para sosene de deaes tergversados e
aionados.
Nos referimos que sin raz6n I6gca habiidOsa
esatega acechan la OCCASION popcia buscar deae
rodeao de mpotanca encerrao de crcunstan
cias mpresonantes.
v dospues aterando hechos
fernando aque dee aconteomento presentan las
de modo las enes antes dencadas al recbr las
nprsones propagan las pumas sienten
formas dudan rompen union la dsidenca
disidentes los esponsabIes, sno
los asos edcadoes p1bcos-fasos pofetasque
oerc ntegencas expeas esta case de trabaos
evoos los cuaes presta grandes seros
dvdendo las coectividades oponentes.
ideas ateran porque divida los hombres ha
c6ndoes que verdaderas ceta saone nventadas
interpretadas, modo, por la maldad
Los fabricantes de dsdencas amentan desfguran los
artificial acumuando para Ievan
edco satancos fasedades que
cogiendo.
Hay en- la vida seres que en- presenoa de la vordad expert
mentan la msma sensation que ceas aves nocnas en- pre-
sencia del SOL
despu@s que ogran dvidir hombres
dan cuenta de idea pntva debitada no ha
sido Vencida
Una idea cuaquiera que puede lncamete ven
cida lid Intellectual, por otra idea
Ell maquiavesmo obtiene trunfos pasaeros.
Pocede del esprtu del NAL espiritu del NAL puede
prevalecer.
ST pals puede odava gozar de la honda satisfaction
undos hjos sentr solo sentmeo
sola ntegenca marchar la consecucon dc
Iegmos vountad expesa anhelos
identification existe esabIez
Gals capchosas subdvone desartculeis mas la
poca pueorrqueha pobes genes que cree que
modo pueden veicerse las idas
Cada idea una Hama de luz mas ntensa.
Cuando llama agena pretende alumbrarnos 81
de ella satsfechos, opongamose otra Hama La que
mas ntensdad prVaecera otra quedaa oscuecid
Los fabcanes dsdencas encienden llama porquo
la poseen Carecen de Vadad intellectual cmpendo
msi6n evantan ponea de panaa deante de la
luz que desean ecpsar por procedmieno aicioso la
llama ardiendo hasta ley 81 de legtma
procedenca exnguda por que
poseen pueden empIear los esprtus cutivados
del la idea de independence, nj la idea
de la onoma desapaecen porque dgreguen los hombes
que las
iAcaso ell partido auonomsta dsolvio snembargo
vve aienta ell pals la idea de la autonoma?
Las organizacones cream los amentos cuepos
scos quenes petendan dsgega estos atar los idea
les dan cuenta cegados erroneas habdades
que aunque desagpen coectvdad sgue vivo ell IDEAL
La de combatr ell programa de partdo dis
gregando los hombres que 10 defender
Estudad mas fabcantes de dsdencias, amigos
bos; esgmd las IDEAS que espadas deiad
las astucas que son los puhaes.
ST pensais que deada que sura para
que ueda ben conocda No pogas obstaco para que
manifesto clara precisa.
herda de ente argmento decisive que
destroza desconcierta
~ 81 10 sabes hacer tened quiera de caIar
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ST oUIERE listed CoMPRAR o
vENDER Bonos y Accionos de Ban
cos. Centrales, y otros valores. fncas
rlsticas y urbanas, colocar o tomar di.
nero en- hlpotecas pignorar valores.
dirijase a N. Llauri y Comp, Tetuan
mum. 6, San Juan, p. r. Telefono 2s7.
ApVT.
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sUMA Y SIGUE.

Marcelino Salinas Sc qued6 con una
cinta metr:ca que sc encontr6 en- ei
vaporcito dc valdes sin hacer gestio-
mes por averiguar su procedencia. La
Corte lie impusO una pena de 10 dias
dc carcel.
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DIR. BERNABE

Ell DR.. Bernabe desea manifestar
sus clientes amigos, que en- el flu
turo sus horas dc oficina seran de 10 a
IL A. M. y de 5 P. M. Advt.
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1NDULro A vARIos PREsos

Han recibido indulto Conditional 10.
Sc otero Nieves Juan Rivera Rivers.
Maria Acevedo AvilSs. Aureiia Ruis
y Juana Ramos.
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ingiriendo una fuerte dosis dc subli-
mado corrosive.
Fue asistida en- ell hospital munich.
pal, y aunque no ha revelado la causs
de su tragica determination, Sc presu-
me que obedece NAL de amores.
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Ownership Management Cireulatun
published sunday Juan. r.
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Conception Real Gonzalez. Canarias
of rutatn
distributed through mails othia. aaaa
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For Apra is 1919

Publishers puerto Rico Iussrado Ins Sen fuan rssta
Editor Jose Cordils. IL
Business Manager. Alcandro Bozzo, ~
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12

--------------. ----.-==
U. +. Lien, sal. Co. Treas Leg so
Lucas Larson, road work as 90
Alex Lampke, bridge work 1855
Lampert Lumber Co., .oal
Nathan Poor 1905
j. ID. Lynch. Meats Co Read $4,000
Mrs. p. A. Larson. Laundry
Co. House - 1S.37
Alex Lampke, bridge work ---16.35
Jacob Lick, road work 1925
Jack Laudenbach, bridge work $40
Paul j. Linster, p. NJ. stamps 5000
j. ID. Lynch. meats Co road SIS SO
Paul Linster, p. NJ. C. o. ID.
Repairs Truck 14.2S
Paul Linster, p. NJ. stamped
A. j. Smith, Witness fees-5. so
Great Northern Bridge Co.,
Tent, Bunks 90. 90
Chas. A. Peterson, witness
ices $50 6.0t
Victor Earldson, witness fees 900.
Paul Linster, P. NJ. Stamps 10000.
Clarence Youngberg, pocket
gonAes bounty ---- --------1 20
Leonard Ruckdaschel, Hay
Stapleton, poor - 16. 90
William Broich. witness fees $50
Max Mack, witness fees -----6.OO
w. j. Smith, witness fees ---5. go
Earl Nelson, witness fees 1883 90
Clara Bickford, witnes fest 90
DR.. A. w Pearson, witness
iees ---- 90
Vivian Bickford, witness fees IS 90
Vera Bedford, witness fees --5 90
A. l.. Nelson. witness fees ----5 90
George Canku witness fees lilo
Lucy Pan, witness fees 90
Bert Cloud, witness fees 90
Rose Buffalo, witness fees-2 90
ID. j. Prindiville, Justices fees 97.10
j. Fl. Mead, hay bucker -135. 90
Stavig Bros. groceries, poor---22.S9I
Peter Jensen, Oats, road Comm 1910
Arthur H. Jackson, livery
State VS. Bas. sett 90
Arthur HI. Jackson, Livery
State VS. Lindholm & Hougen LOG 81
Eddie kimkel, roa dwork ---75.2b
Andrew Knapp, bridge work 500
Andrew Knapp, bridge work --22.5O
NJ. H. Lien, road work G. 90
Arthur Anderson. witness fees $50
III. M. Knight, Co. Judge. R.
r. Fare Advanced "a. 90
Farmers Co. Soc. Twin Co.
Fafm $50 ------- -------11 90
Rochester Germicide Co., sup
plies $50 90
j. j. Sweeney, work on water
c. NJ. & ST. P. Ry. Co.
Freight or Steel S54.22
H. NJ. Knight Co. Judge Sal
Joe Krosch, hauling lumber ----2.5O
Fred Krosch. road work -----4.OO
Leo Klein. pocket gopher
Emil Klein, pocket Gopher
bounty $50
G. H. King, bridge work ---16.35i
Andrew Knapp. bridge work 1886
Pease & Horr, boiler repairs 1435.42
H. NJ. Knight. Salary Co.
Judge = 1883
Gerald King, Bridge work ----51.35
Andrew Knapp, bridge work 24.OO
Lucas Larson. repairs for
pillow $50 ---- ---.75
o. E. Lien Co. Treas. Court
script $50 -------------587. 81 |
c. E. MCGOWAN, cement &
Lumber 60 |
w. B. & w. G. Jordan, grocer
les Bridge G. ------- ------SS.2S
Summit Independent, Office sup
plies $685. so
Hammond & Stephens Co., Of
uCe supplies $3.50 ----JJ.0S l
Brown & Saenger. Office sup
plies ----
Silver. Burdette & Co. Test
BOOKS 30
NJ. F. Mead services on trucks 1875
Ji,o. A. NJ lrro. services board
OF Insanity So -----------4.C0
n n; Akroco R.ACo NJdco M
Road and Farm ----------267.s5
Lewis Monson,- Mdse. Lundby
poor $50 ---------------l5.00
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Bowl Cleaner - 10. 90
pease & Horr Plumbing and
repairs - 1922
Inez Peterson. saalry Stenog.
4 Co. Auditor Al 80
Roy Plant, Road Work l6 .O5 /
Harry Parish. road work -SI.75 /
/ Pease Il Horr. repairs, road
Mach 800 -l4.5S
Pease & Horn, Repairs Co.
Farm - l.50
Henry Parish road work 1886
Nj Peterson, road work 2935
c. l.. Potts, road work IFS. 60 /
lnez Peterson, Stenog. Co.
Aud Office $50
Mike Peterson. road work ~ 90
Howard Peterson, Pocket
Gopher Bounty = 80
Inez. M. Peterson, Stenog.
County Aud. Office $3.50
{. l.. Potts, road work -36. 90
Victor Township, road work. 300 90
Thos. S. Osman. Engine and
fump 49, 40
Thos. S. Osman, Supplies Co.
ra'ln ----79.45
A. l.. Oliver, moving dirt ----249.9O
Obie Osmondson, Flour Co
John Ohlaug. Material and
Labor Co. Road 1S. so
Otter Tail Power Co, lights
Charles Olson l acre gravel loo. 90
A. l.. Oliver, Bal on contract --l5.00
III. c. OVERLY Supplies Road
j. M. Holly, Crawling roads --54s.32
Earl Gillespie, road work ---57.25
w. b. & w. G. Jordan, gro
ceries Bridge Comm AZ 20
James Gillespie. road work ---5.25
Esther Morris, salary Clerk
Aud. Office % IA
y. III. Mead, pasturing cattle st. 90
Chas. C. Merrill Co.. School
Text Books 80 90
M. F. Mead, Supplies & Labor
Co. Trucks 2735
Anton Hanson, road work ----49.OO
- zzfizfifi ztizz zzzhrhr rhhrrhrhr
oscar Hokanson, road work $4,000
Oscar Hicks, road work --6.OO
Oscar Hokanson, road work -465. 90
Latin Howell, Feed, Road
Comm. $50
Hammond & Stephens Co.,
Office supplies - 1O34
Otto Hanson, Salary Supt.
Co Farm 49, ----------15O.OO
DIR. E. M. Howg, Prof Ser
vices Nels Lundby. -24 90
Mae Grover, Salary. Clerk
Aud. Office - $500
w. X. Morris, Bridge Work 1900
Nickalis Hentz, road work 1000
Lewis Monson, Mdse, Lundby,
foor ---- 90
Otto Hanson, Cash Advanced
Mdse 80
Leonard Hanson, Work Co.
~
Otto Hanson, Sal, Sup. Co.
Farm $500 90
j. A. Motifs, dragging road -S4.OO
Maxro, Ross Co. Office supplies 1920
Iva MCGEE, Clerk Aud Office 1850
Andrew Hanson, Pocket
Gopher Bounty
Geo. Hendrickson, road work 1900
Lewis Monson, Mdse, Lundby
poor $50 --------- ------15 90
w. X. Morris, Truck, driver --45.O0 4
Maxro-Ross, Co, Carbon paper
August Meyer, bridge work---23.65
Leonard Hanson, Labor Co.
Farm $50
j. H. Jerke. road work. 1850
Iva MCGEE, Clerk Aud.
Standard Oil Co.. gasoline and
OIL -
Alice Swanberg, Clerk, Reg. of
Deeds 80
NJ. L. Swanberg, Sal. Dep
Reg. of Deeds $500
B. L. Seely, Hauling Gull
verts $50 1900
Esther Morris, Clerk Aud.
Once Observation-Disclosures so
Laura Sorbel, Clerk Aud.
ONCE 80 so
James Gillespie, road work ---4s. yOI'
g. A. St.om, bridge work $500
Ike Soloerg, road work -24.OO
A. L. Oliver. part payment
on Contract 3O7.9Oj
Joe Jerke, road and bridge
work ------ -------------79.65
EC. +. McGowan Lumber Co..
Bridge Lumber ------ ---57.50s
w. b. & w. G. Jordan,
( Groceries road Comm. 5s.9s
y. H. Jerke. road work ------150.oo
= .-~.s,s
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Educator Supply Co. Text

------------=-- -----------
Educator Supply Co. Text
John 5. Swanson, Care of
Oscar Rau $4,000 rejected
Stockland Road Mach. repairs
SO, rejected
Dr. c. f. Ewing, services
oscar Rau. poor. rejected
spring Grove Twp. road work 100 90
Edwin Senate pocket gopher
bounty - -- no
] Educator Supply Co., Office
suppiles ----- 42.O2
Thos. Thompson, Mdse Co.
Melvin Peter Dragging roads, 1850
VIM. Peter Com. Per Diem
and mileage ---- 63 40
VIM. Peter Com. Per diem
ana mileage 7 Oh
U. X. Sather Com per diem
and mileage - -57. 90
Albert Herried Com, per diem
ana mileage so
NJ. n. Levarsee Com per diem
and mileage AZ 90
w. II. Metcalf Com. per diem
and mileage AZ so
Laura Pugh care of Mrs.
Iostenson 80 ------2315
A. L.. Oliver, moving dirt 274.4O
Dr. j. NJ. Allen Services, Oscar
Rhue, $3.50 rejected
Smith Engineering works
sfaVel washer $500 ------605.65
A'EeTt Bubak, witness fees -6.sO
Raymer Rdwr Co wire $50
August Stagnan, pulling
sfadef ---- 521 so
Capital Supply Co., Office sup
plies $95.5O allowed -1.75
Standard Oil Co.. gasoline
road and bridge 31.5o
Geo. Gray. salary, jantor --7o.Oo
James Niece, boarding
prisoners - no 90
James MCGEE. Sheriifs fees --336.7O
Ito be Continued)
The farmers of America NAV we'll
exclaim, "Save us from our friends
and we will take care of our enemies,'
Indeed both the farmers and work
men of the country have more to fear
ficm their false friends and their fool
friends than from their open and bit
ter enemies.
AS an example of what We mean,
we point to one Milo E. Campbell. who
is proposing to crush the radicals
through organizations o farmers. Mr..
Campbell. according to the papers.
Will organize into compact fighting
body 100000 farmers and route the
radicals forever.
Mr.. Campbell is simply talking non
sense when he calls for organization.
Of farmers to suppress the Nonpar;i-
san league. A wise man would he
asking at this time for organization of
farmers and workingmen into COM
pact army for the suppression tf
prtvilege.--Billings (Montp Sta.
We have heard in the big papers
how much better the plan of Cover
nor Allen of Kansas was than that
Governor Frazier. The Kansas gov
ernor tried to avoid s'radicalisn, Inv
using court receives an aerins
nothing but threats to lab, Oh.
main trouble with it was that ;. t,ia,'i
mine any coal. whereas Goyerno,.
Frazier's plan did.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12
H. Halvorson, grayelling

+. H. Halvorson, grayelling
20
Fred C. Hoeft road work eos
Frank r. Mckenna salary
States ATTORNEY 1ss ~.
Frank r. Mckenna, II. X.
fare and eX st. cases ss g..
a. H. Oliver, moving dirt Co
House grounds 377 An
Otter Tail Power Co.. lights
Anton Pohl, pocket gopher
bounty 1880 40
Paper Supply Co. Paper and
irvine = 30
Erlck Pearson, pocket
gopher bounty 90
w. B. Varland. dragging roa Is 14O. 90
Frank II. McKenna. salary
States Attorney 133
Wyllis Morris, truck driver 90
News Printing Co.. Office sup-
pines - ----- -----S7.4 AZ
A. Vanderwyst, road work SO
On motion duly made and car
ried, the Board adjourned TO . o'clock
A. Nj. Thursday. Oct 8. 1915.
w r. Metcalf.
Attest: Chairman
r. c. Richert,
County Auditor
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
(Continued)


Joe Glass Bridge Work ---4S o
c. NJ. & st. Paul Ry Co.
Freight on Steel 9S :.
Leonard Casanova Bridge
VIII Codner, road "Hr. ------2i.o
Avert Cardwe.l, 3 -. ,fl. .p
William Barrett, road work IN :
Robert Flaws, road work -loSS.0
Robert Flaws, grader repairs 50 >
Robert Flaws, road work --- 200 %
John Feldman. road work ---+ -
John Feldman road wora SS OF
aFAsMan & Son. Blankets
go road -. --2s !:
Dakota Central Tele Co
Phone Rent s;
Dakota Central Tele Co Phone
rent and tolls -SS.2 -
S. Foreman & Son. Blankets
Co. road - --2 :
Ben Frederick. Mdse Co.
Bridge Crew ------ ----30. 10
Ernest Failing, road work 49, so 90
Arthur Be:.aett meals for
John Bleecher. road work --25. 90
John Bleecher, road work 500
Essie Barrett cook road comp $3.50
BorchertIngersoll Co.
Trench Pump -- 275.27
Mrs. Anna Bates. cook road
camp 800 -. 90
Martin Birchem, pocket Cop
her bounty 10
Hazel Brewster, salary Co
Auditors Ono 15. 0G
GLIDE Barry, Bridge work 29.l5
Anna Bates, Cook road
camp - 45. 90
Anna Bates, Cook road
Camp 90
Vinette Babcock, Salary
Essle Barrett, cook bridge
camp - 1000
Burroughs Add Mach Co.
ribbons = 90 |
Borchert-Ingersoll Co. Supplies
road ------ zoos
A. L.. Casey. gas and
A L.. Casey, gas and oil -55.95
Mike Barrett, road work 1886
Ed Babb, bridge work -2S.15
Wallace Balb, bridge workk Tbs
Essie Barrett, cook road
camp - so
Clyde Barry. work on Foss
Hazel Brewster, salary Clerk
aualtors once -----------65.O0.
Clyde Barry Co. Road Supplies 1851
ViEette Babcock. salary Dep.
Treas. 80 100 OO |
]. Dewey Braacken, Bridge
work - Observation-Disclosures .65
Clyde Barry. supplies Co.
Bridge -
Borchert-lngersoll Co. Army
'eht $50 ----------- ----35 90
Bank of New Ellington, Bay
mare and collar LOG. O, /
Bates Valve Bag Co., wire tires rs
Citizens Natl Bank. Cash adj
vanced for freight ---496.
e. NJ. &. st. p. Ry. c.. freight
on machinery 80 4S.1S
Walter Barry. dragging roads e. 90
J. Dewey Bracken. road work 1896
J. Dewey Bracken, road work 53.15
Myrtle Carter, Salary Dep.
Clerk OF Courts ---------S5.O 90
Maud e. Carter. salary Dep.
GO. Auditor 100 90
Al Barrett, road work 1920
M. Barrett, road work --l5. 90
Clyde Barry. bridge work ----62.5O
Burns & Wolf. supplies
County Farm 1855
Al Barrett, road work 29.05
Vinette Babcock, salary
Dep. Co. Treas. 100 90
Cosmopolitan Restaurant,
meals road crew 10
Anna Bates. cook road camp--24.75.
N. ]. Brown, road wrok 6.O5
William Brown, road work ---4O.25
Nike Barrett road work 32.4O.
John Bubak, road work ------2.oo
BIN Barrett, road work --57.30
Bates Valve Bag Co.. wire
Samuel Wolff. Cook car 90 90
Gust Walter. road work -----1so.oo
Samuel Wolif road work -----es.75
Western Drug. Chemical Co.
supplies 100
O. H. King, Bridge Work 4s.s5
Kenny Maccany. bridge wass.- $500
Simon Aacanny bridge work $500
a. y. Russell, bridge work -sy.15
William Rask. bridge work $500
Cher Rask, bridge work 4O.15g
Clyde Barry. Bridge work ----s2.sos
Leonard Casanova. bridge work So. 90
". @. Wilson, road work -----81 90
WlYm0f ca On: Croavnorv
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12

County Auditor
Sisseton, S. Oak, Oct. 8, 1919.
The Board of County Commission
ers met in regular session, pursuant
to adjournment. All members pres
ent. r,~~-~~ :.
Bills We're. on motion allowed or
rejected as follows:
VIM. Rask truck driver 90
VIM. Rask truck driver -15. 90
John Rehnke, Barrett and
Faucet - 80
Russell Grader, Mfg. Co.,
Culverts 75.1S
Russell Grader Mfg Co.
CulVefts --- -----------S27. a 4
Russell Grader Mfg Co., re-
pairs 800 8 4
Rob Rau, road work --------5 80
Glen Gustavson, road work .65
Mae Grover clerk Aud. office $500
George Gray, salary Janitor
Co. House - -----------70 90
George Gray, salary Janitor
Court House 10 90
George Gray, salary .Janitor
Court House 10 90
Mae Grover. clerk Aud Office --65 90
John Gubka, road work 252. OG
John Gubka. Boarding crew 80. 90
Russell Grader Mfg. Co.
Culverts 80 OF
Russell Grader Mfg. Co.
Culverts 80 $50 10
Russell Grader Mfg Co.
Culverts 17a17
Russell Grader Mfg Co.
Culverts 49, -224.Si
liusscl! Grader Mfg Co.
Culverts 1902
Grader Mfg Co.,
Russell Grader Mfg Co. -----236.3S
Russell Grader Mfg Co., grader
a. M. Russell, Bridge work AT. 90
Cora Robinson, Salary Dep.
Supt Schools 90
Pearl F. Robinson salary Supt
OF schools ----- ----------155.O 90
William Rask, truck driver ---17.5O
ODER Rask, bridge work --36. 90
II. G. Richert, Cash Advanced
r. G. Richert, Salary Co.
Truck Rep. $50
Auditor = --------------16 SO
Russell Grader Mfg. Co. Gull
Verts ,---- ------- -------72.6 so
A. nj. Russell, bridge work ----16.35
Aage. Ray. road work -------17.55
Rob. Rau. road work ---6S. 90
ODER Rask. road work ---23.5O
Aage Ray, road work -----3O.OO
p. r. Remind, groceries
Road Comm. 23O.39
Cora Robinson, salary Dep.
Supt. Schools 95. 90
Pear F. Robinson, Salary Supt
OF schools $50 90
]. A. Robertson, dental work
Mrs. Richard, poor 90
r. c. Richert, Salary Co.
Auditor $50 -- so
Elsie L. Richert, Clerk Aud.
OHce $50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1920
Rask, truckk driver --45.OO
Cora NJ. Robinson, Sal. Dep,
Supt of Schools 90
Pearl F. Robinson, Sal. Supt
Schools ---- 90
Elsie L. Richert, Clerk
Aud Office ---- 90
r. c. Richert, Salary Co.
Auditor 1870
VIM. Rask. Truck driver---45.O 90
Roberts Co. Farm Bureau
APPROX. c. L. 500. 90
o. E. Lien, sal. Co. Treas. LEG. SO
Charles Lieurance. bridge work %. so
Alex. Lampke, bridge work $3.50
Lucas Larson. road work ---92. 90
Paul ]. Linster. stamps ----5O. 90
O. E. Lien. interest Co. Farm
Loan 800 -----.--------15O .7S
o. e. Lien. Balance Debit
Accts ------ ----------- --31.43
Summit Twp. road work ------2S.OO
Lucas Larson, road work ----1O4 90
Lampert Lumber Co., bridge --1sS.45
Jack Laudenback. bridge work $3.50
o. e. Lien Salary Co. Treas --167 so
Lucy Linster. Clerk. supt. of
Schools ---- ------ ------42.5O
Floyd Laudenbach. road work 44.50
Floyd Laudenbach road work 20. SO
Floyd Laudenbach, road work 6S.75
Jack Laudenbach road work so. so
join c. Larson, Hay road
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
OIL LEASE BILL
SENT TO HOUSE
Senate Adopts Two Amend
ments Aimed at Standard
Oil Company.

The bill for the lease Of public
lands with deposits of oil, coal
phosphate and sodium. as passed by
the Senate after adoption Of two
important amendments offered by
Senator Harris. Of Georgia, was
made ready to be sent to the House
last evening.
The amendments were, virtually.
amendments TO the Clayton anti
trust act. Under one. the Standard
Oil Company is compelled to sell
its product at the same price in all
parts Of the country. The other
would force constituent Standard
Oil companies to become indepeno-
ent IN fact as well as name. II
would also prohibit stockholders OF
petroleum corporations from acQuir-
ing stock in any other corporation
producing that commodity. II both
corporations have been created by .
court dissolution decree or in avoid
ance Of prosecution under antitrust
laws.
Passage OF the bill came after a
bitter debate lasting twelve hours.
during which Senator La Toilette
and other Senators charged the bill
was framed in the interest OF the
Standard Oil Company.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
CLERKS OBJECT
TO $3.50 BONUS
Postal Delegates Rush to
Capitol to Halt Bill Civ
ing Men More Cash.
Senator Reed Smoc

Hearing the House of Represen-
tatives had passed a bill giving
postal workers $50 bonus. the
convention of postal employees in
session at the New Ebbitt Hotel
adjourned yesterday afternoon and
$50 of the delegates hurried to the
Capitol to protest. The postal
workers are demanding a bonus of
$500.
1t was reported at a meeting Of
the delegates last niCht that all
postal clerks of Sioux City. Iowa,
have handed in their designations,
effective October l, unless the $500
bonus is granted by that time. Tne
average pay of a postal clerk Is
between $1,000 and $500 a year.