The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-08-12

OASo " AAS$A OIuAS AAA CAAN AAA0COAJ ".
books upon North Dakota schools
by their own political boot-strap'
Liessman Asks Opinion.
Charles Liessman, former secretary
of the board of regents, now secretary
OF the newly created board Of admin
istration on which Miss Minnie Mel
son gets a voice lat the ratio of four
to one), addressed letter to the at
torney general asking concerning the
preparation of the courses of study In
the public schools.
LANCER in his opinion cites the con-
stitutiOn. But he does not stop there,
he cites a section of the board Of ad.
ministration law; h0ists Bill Lemke
by his own petard; cites the ToWnley
string of papers, cites the Big Chief,
himself; calls attention to Townley ad-
vertisements in the publicity pam,
phlet, and then cinches his opinion by
quoting from the Nonpartisan league
supreme court justices, Grace and
Bronson, on opinions on similar cases.
Miss Nelson will prepart the cours-
es of study. and she has not yet
changed her mind. 1t is hardly prob
=, -, ~ \ q
s| yDie tnal 'ne soI,anst % .1Ae T1s uooAs s,1s ~,
mar uMarx ana Maner o.nas inoinas Willis
WILL pe lnGiuueu ~ @ tne Iuli1'1iunA =
ce"ve' op'o'
me OPINION IN its en'ire'y IS as loi'
Ao"e'
State OF North Dakota
Office Of Attorney General
August II, 1919.
Hon. Chas Liessman,
Board OF Regents,
Bismarck, Nd. /.
Dear Sir:
have your favor OF August 6th ano
note that the board OF administration
requests an opinion as to wnetnel le1 !
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The Publicity Pamphiet.
This bill was re1erended ana the
publicity pamphlet was ISSUED as pro
vided by law. The Natlonal Nanpar
tisan league, by William Lemke al
rector, inserted on page 10 ol tnls
state document Two pase slatehnen sa1,e...
II. - "D't'n 'No' '0q0' WV
sA, rorson dos:rinp further in
.oun,at;o1e oau oot ~ hv writing POST
oPfioo Dow O10 Eor00 N n and ask
e ,nn ~ ~ froa '' conv ~ "Facts Ahont
NJ ne ~ n.toto,, @ NV avs ;,
w ~ - | atato nnhi,c,tv namnh,et unde,
.,a 1on ~ u,o. san. o,t nv tha secretar,
o ..at, ~ ouo-,, vo+ar IN North Ia
" Iota T presuma blv hundreds Of neo
Mo cont for tho namnhlet gotten on
ple 20 s.nt n,on,a ~ LII tisan ieaane - TN addi
y t;,, '4o 10 th;s % "Eeots ~ ;Ahout North IA
,."ta,s on " S Mau awe, Voc circulater
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so.+1 so.tne =. - nn,her - avar namnh1e>
,Ha . c;ro,,1atad l., +hia state Il was thf
namnhlet entitled ..Facts About NORTH
.nakota's new Laws"
TJpon referring to said pamphlet SC
thoroughly advertised and circulated
wa find the following language or
mage 26: