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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13
ThOTIOS DGSC0IO, 0TIiCO di B0Idi

Per essersi deciso a questo
passo estremo il signor Tho
mas Descano, AMIGO del Baldi
e nOstro cOrdiale avversariO,
significa che e dovuto essere
state motto danneggiato.
Come i lettori rileveranno
dai suddetti "affidavits" Vito
NJ. Bald e Anthony Create. -
autofe il primo, strumento
Taltro - aVrebbero, secondo
Paccusa, iIlegaImente, falsa-
mente G maIizlosamente cospi-
ratio di truffare e frodare II si-
gnor Descano, inducendolo a
firmare un Hbond" personaIe
in favore delI "EVerybody'
Building & Loan Association"
rappresentandogli faIsamente,
maIiziosamente e fraudoIente-
mente che il fabbricato al NO
sO7 Carpenter street era state
acquistato in buona fede al
prezzo di 100000 e per que
sta ragione IL signor Descano
81 decise a fare domanda ALA
anzidetta Associations per TN
prestito di $2700.O0.
Oh sc 10 State 81 prendesse
Ill disturbo di ispezionare le
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13
In Report of State
Board of Law
Examiners as to
Improper Conduct
of Certain Registered
I-arv GIrdanf-
AVVERTENZA

SEBBENE QUESTo NU-
NERO ESCE CON Ia DATA
DI SARATO 13 CoRRENTE
MESE, e DISTRIBUTE Al
PUBBLICO CON QUALCHE
GIORNo 81 ANTICIPO.
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Case VGndutG a prGzzi taVOIOSi

Da lunghissimo tempo cir
colava la voce in colonia di
certe transazioni, nelIacqui-
sto del fabbricati, disoneste e
scaudalose, vi e per esempio
un fabbricato appresso al no
stro ufficio, cio6 al 904 Car
penter street, venduto ad un
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Una volta tanto

- = - " ~ @$A @S@ y -
Non il cattivo genio coloniale NAL
grado Suoi dollari grondanti lagri-
me & sangue, ne tanto memo il suo
manigoldo, estensorc della interim
nabile sbrodolatura del giornale dele
otto strade, malgrado il suo goffo at
teggiamento di spavaldo camorrista,
mi avrebbcro trascinato in polemi-
ca, perche 10 non son solito mettermi
a fronte di coloro pei quail scnto il
piu profondo disprczzo.
Nj poiche il soldatacCio di vcntu-
ra va pescando continuamente mel
torbido ed insinua in mala fede, an
che Quando ia allusione a me; non
per il suo padrone, non per lui, ma
per quaint mi conoscono, e neCessa-
rio che per una volta tanto, meta
poSto lie cosc.
Allorche egli parla di un ex-Isti-
tutore in un Couvitto abruzzcSe in
tcnde alludcre me che fui, in TEN
pi remotissimi, istitutore per un an
no sColastico mel collegio "Ovidio' di
Sulmona.
lhutilc prcmcttcre che 10. pur col
laborando spcSso sulla "Libcra Pa
rola' con un solo asticolo ALA volta
di indolc generate, non mai firmato
da Giuseppe Di Silvestro, non no mai
rivisto gil scritti di costui che non e
attatto quell altabeta che CT 81 vor-
rebbc dare ad intcndere. T." senZza No-
Ter peccare di presunZione, Il mo
giudizio vale bcnc quello del Cava-
licre della Mancia..... Ma costui nclla
Sua orgiastica libidine di tutto falsa-
re, mi affibbia un epitctO turpiSsi-
mo- ond 10 servo uhlcanehte per
Gilhos ~ trare "a nled''at" i'allsli'' ae'
aiSQneslo S'Caflo.
=, IN elCSslla "1Co'''"Ie una ICaIPa-
'el'd s'IN"uI'e enc ''''""'1 ana inc
oe, sG0oIo SOo' SO &.
Ne' pel''uo ooiie ic' ,o u.u.'I'' J.!
( P' cll'a'''o''tC u' dE"Slo, ''' lc0a J,
ua' P"ese' " 9u'l''ol.d' per ua'S il
.l'lo '''' "'''e '''@'o"' '''i'''''S' u A.
IVY.
- - "i,o u" poCo i Na!''l"lC VI Pu1'."
~" uue,.', 0o,'lo Jl'iSi'a. ~, ''.. uol'
,'iS tal",i'' ~ ''l' iT''', 80 a.
'Nt,,,o - wy 4; r. "a '''.l 'i. VI
,,..', Tr,,. -. .lIJ; ~ m ,,,, -.
"; ,,,. Ill, foi;n II
-, ,,,,',,, ','r,',' ,,,t,; = ;i
,,,,,,a ,ra,rors i tnnnr. a,,,;
Cbo a',I, ncll, Dcscrt 90 c,D,.gma M VvD t not
Co. ala 5in,Ir,cnto dnro obi ;,,tcr
rI;rab;ri -; ridnren,n,0 oPg IN S nna I;stc.
ca snI;taria ycrdc Il; erhc ii IN.
RI traycrsgta ed inondata da rivi cri.
stallini.
If giorno apprcsso raccontammo Ia
volgarc c comunissima avventura del
Ia sera prccedente ad un giovanotto
ma costui che forsc aveva un'anims
come quclla dcllarticolista prezzola
to. la rHeri ad TN Delegate di pub
blica sicurezza locale.
Lo sbirro, che doyeva essere all'
prime a.rmi allettato iorse dalla Spe
rams. dl un ayanzamento al un'
gratlilcazione', ci imoasl un process
nientemeno che per oitrasgio a
puaa99re' ---- -..,..- .,.-...
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Vito NJ Bddi fO del Cav Uf A. Ba dHtOG pihaG del" Opi0G
auSa0 CSAzM SA RESA taHG1ub soto mile dNai CauZr

different building Associa-
tons nellie quail 81 transiggo-
no simili AFFAIR.", quaint scan
dali uguali a quello della North
Penn Bank verrebbero fuori e
quaint cinici arruffoni sareb-
hero riuchiusi nellie prigioni!
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prendere la direzione del bat
tagIio, senZa accorgersi che
questo slrumento non e adalto
per lui.
La parligianeria all 'epoca
della Missione 81 dice fosse
slala colpa di suo figlio Vito;
iii ricorso contro I'm laureando
avvocato, quando certe rela-
zioni 81 stavano allacciando,
e un'aItra colpa del giovina-
slro; la campagna contro il
nostro direllore pare sia sta
ia ordinate proprio da quegli
che oggi e accusato di truffa
fraudolenta, che per 10 scope
fece aumenIare 10 stipendio
ad I'm sicario prezzolato.
Povero padre! Tu forse a
speltavi che tuoi figIi ii ria
bilitassero. inveCe...-
Non 81 q ancora spenta Ie-
co della tentata frode allo Sta
to delraltro luo figlio Carmi-
me. il quale cosas d'America E
'oggi membro di quella legi-
.slatura statale che deve fare lie
!leggi conlro gil autori dele
| frOdi.
II signor C. G. A. Baldi, Jr.,
! lfiglio del Cav Uff. G. C. A.
IBaldi. tento di frodare la lau-
lrea di avvocalo allo State di
Pennsylvania facendo presen-
tare agli esami, in suo nome e
/ per proprio conto, una terra
persona, cio6 un avvocatO.
Ecco quanto risulta nella
CorJe Suprema di questo Sta
to, contrO di c.. G.. A. Baldi, Jr.
In Report of State
Board of Law
Examiners as to
Improper Conduct
of Certain Registered
Law Student.
And now. April 13 1917, it appear.
ing to the Court from a report made
bv the State Board of Law EXami
ners that Charles c. A Bald, Jr.
student at Law and registered under
the rules of this Court, have beer
guilty of improper conduct in taking
their examinations before sait
| Board, it is ordered that the regi
stration of said student be cancelled
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GIi 9 lLHdlIiLS" di QCClSg

Ecco i due "affidavits' del
signor Thomas Descano, in ba-
Sc al quail furono rilasCiati /
mandate di arresto.
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81 G. anChe minaCCiatO

Perch6 la verita non venga
fuori tutta intera, pare che sia-
no state fatte dele minacce di
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13
ACCUSATI DI CRIMINE DISONOREvOLE

All of which acts were committed
against the peace and dignity and
the laws of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
Sworn and subscribed to before me ::
this second day of September. 1919.
Thomas Descano (SEAL)
4
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13

AIN HON1 CKEAlO
Thomas Descano of the City OF
Philadelphia, State Of Pennsylvania
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13

COMMONWEALTH Sur Charge
False Pretenses
VS.
VITO M. BALDI
and
A hI-rLInAINE A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
Residence: 2442

and q. " Shcddcn have boon spend
INK considerable of the Last month IN
Wichita Fails experimenting tho IN
stAllatou Of a plant which they cN.
pvct to have In operation the 18Th of
Juno and they report that ih"y have
enough gas coutrnctA 90 run two an
fcrcnt plants |Thc officers 0f the
company. which viii be called the
Meridian Gasoline company wlll be
at wichita rails
" q shelley s erecting "a two
unit plant wlil,h VIII bc finished NJ
about the sam" time the Meridian
Gasoline comphny.s VIII
llcsldrs these, the. ',lllland Oil
corpurnuon md the MoMann OIl
company hal" announced their in
toutious to pullh in the field hnh 90
contract fur the DnHiug head gas pro
duclon NJ other wrile besides their
oWu The GiIIland plant will be a
four unit on"
wan the pool opening up 10 Ihc
norlhwogt the production in the
ftold showing no material decrrnae,
nud casing head developments got
ting a. Gr so Interesting there, !,
looks as though Ilurkburnctt would
continue 10 be- a field Of some I'm
portauc"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

using both In the 'lmc hole n would
be- almost Impossible to driIl "a well
10 o d'pih OF 2 2.OOU fee, or deeper
without tho usc OF both 'sysloma ON
account uf lhr Running or tiviug
formation ihr standard. tool men cN-
pcr.tnCc qulre 10 little trouble In max
iuE much progress us ~ BE- necessary
10 olrry along the easing N dfilhng
In doing this they are often obliged
10 rpcrl HH Wurn twr IN cleaning
ont us j, iusos tu make 30 mIvh hole.
THIS HoIl of formation is pie for 'h"
rotary They rpt w. mp In jig time
ana dO very wei lu Me harder for
nation, although lhclr progress Is
slower
whore standard tools are used
mu,h uudorrcaminR ig necessary
which offsets the rlUwoi progress IN
hard formation n iz also necessary
in usr several strings of casing of
different al2cs IN operating Win
cable tools whore Wtih th- rotary
systom the walls Of the hole are p.hS-
ctarcd ns the hole be- made nnd iu
many cases but one string ~ pipe
is necessary for ih" completion of "A
well, two rtrluEs az me most
Npm" time in ih" near future II
will hc povHible FOR m, operators
~ determine" before starting we'll
Just what sand they intend drilling
FOR before the well is started when
such q time presents lts"lf II VIII Doe
an casy matter tur The rotary syH'cm
Ia hc used in drilling TO certain
depth, sotting . slrinR Of cnSlnE. then
move OUT. allowing he cable tools 20
ho used In drilling tho well Ia This
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
QUOT
Tuisnns building Plant
nt BurkburnPffe

While Tulsa OIL mon have not in
vested heavily in uUy of the burk
burnett STUFF. that tcld having been
monopoupcd. since the rrst by i.
ch people. /, cannot hc mid that
they are letting mo cnsng head op.
portunitics In that part of the ,Oun'
trv pass them ny
A. loaat ONo new easing hcod
plants arc being installed by Tulsa
conn panirR In Burkbuructt NJ the
present time ana rumOrS are In rirch
lution concernlnR the organization ~
number of smaller companies
which intend 10 huild ihcr" Tho
first news OF the inNinllutiOn ~ these
plants was undoubtedly the cause ~
the rumur ~ the use of vacuum
pumps In the field ana m" mb7c
qucnt stories 70 the effect mat pro-
duction In the field WAS failing on
THE use ~ the vacuum pump
according to Charles J. Noble. ~ tho
Noble Gasoline intrrcsis. whose four
unit plant In Hurkhurnctt viii be the
first OF the 1--WE plants announced
at the present time 10 be completed,
lis justified In any field In which
every well has been put on the pump.
The unprecedented INSTALLATION or
punpH W NV lANIk llfAl Nl'HlN
six months after the discovery Of oil,
was inevitable, ns every well In the
field was being either swahbed or
pumped. No field n damaged by tho
use OF the pump II the right Kind or
pump Is used.
Gas is Being found In greater
volume than was at first expected
IN the Burk field" said MIR noble,
the lack Of II having been but an
other OF tho Unprecedented things
which is evident In that field and no
other. Il is also holding up better
than we estimated " would
The Noble plant will bc completed
within ,ho'ncxt 20 dHvH il viii have
a capacity of 100000 feet oS gas
per day and contracts covtring
something over 100 oil wells have
been let
]. +. Darby, Walter X. Campbell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

Tho towns Of Gnrb"r ana Coying.
ton have taken lively start and n
uppgnrs now that II viii not be long
hefofc thero is coninual string NJ
houses and buildings between m"
two towns II would make an idonl
location for an intcrurban that
would doubtless be n big money
maker Both tOwns are taking on
metropolitan airs and new brick
buildings are going up with largo
appropriations made for new mu-
nieipal improvements
The most interesting feature of a
trip through the oil fields Is the con
troversy. not too friendly, between
tho rotary people and the standard
tool operators Both are being used
To good advnntaRc and tho best and
most experienced operators are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

no oil pay In the deeper part of>th'
sand from 2.i6l to y,iiJ rect ,,.
Bert Broukins and the blooe W.
company missed the sand IN lh''
80. 2 " Banks farm IN the center or
IL, west line uf the southwest 4i th'
southeast OF 5-l3-l2 and the wen mas
been abandoned at 2,251 feet
Cosden A Wigton have ,omp'elSu
No . y. lArney farm in mo Hout"-
east corner ~ the norlheilat "i Wv
southeast Of 26-l3-l2 ana nave 'V-
barrel vol from 40 to.A97 feet
Tho IIlbhard OH company htt' a
failure .ut 2.I6O feet IN lts 40 r
CONTINUED on NEXT FACE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

In the northeast OF 27-22-9w IN shut
down al 400 feet Hartman and oih-
crs no. ChrIstncr Is shut down AT
li20 feet waiting for underrcamcr.
Hartman and others so. | on the
NrtandIcss IN ii22 lw arc fsh.ng
for tools at 1856 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
Okmnllr,c u clla.

- r'hs GLADYS Belle on company 40
3 on the A Corbray farm is being
abandoned at 2t70 feet The gas
found In top Of sand from ?.iOA to
2.t2S feet. which amounted to $500
600 feet played out and there was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
.OILAND GAS
Leasss Supplies, Production, N

Guibcrson. Rlchnrd Tubing Catcher.
l.. L. Richard. inventor OF the
"Guiheraon .llichard' Tubing Catch
or" has brought sts for Infringe
ment against W. II Mcklssick and
Dunn Manufacturing company Of
ONnard. California He has also
sued Kenneth II. Fuller OF whittier,
Califoria.
The tool invented by Richard IL
sold through the Guibcruon agencies
In California and the Mid-Contlnent
fields and Ia MANUFACTURED In Coal
lnEa, California, and Houston,
Texas ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
Gasoline Plant Con-truction Supt.

Man capable OF erecting and plac-
ing casing head gasoline plants into
su sAsful operation Open for post
ton Hest rcforcncea Address I-36
care world. ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

l7IG feet IN 80 days The Carter on
company has experienced aunt" Il lit
iIo delay on account Of Insufficient
gas Tor fuel. Hs well as oth-- matters
that have come up. The Sinclair bN
change ON company has made won
drrful progress. both with the rotary
aurd sta Idari tools and are very well
pleased win the showing made by
both. .
n If were possible FOR The men on
The sob 90 .lay aside their grievances
ana make np thcir minds TO devoi"
their entire time and put forth their
best efforts hi behalf OF the com
panIes employing them regardless Of
the syAtcmS they are working on.
there In 90 question but what the
CARRIER -t0vInRtuu field would pro-
grcss ana both systems would make
reputation worth the mentioning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

Position as farm boss or Euperln-
tcndcnt. Havo had Is vearS expert
ence IN Ind. III, and okla. oil fields.
By first OF month. references; pres
ent employed. Address w ol. care
Worid.--Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

FOR SALE--Dne standard rig
with calf whool. In good condition,
and all casing necessary for n deep
Well. From 10 IL to 6 6-S inch
casing inclusive. Ready for Inn
mediate shipment At attractive
price. oklahoma Pipe company.
BOX 1871 Tulsa, Okla Phone
644l ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

The Case Turner people had a
pleasant ana very largely attended
opening In their new plant or rather
the new extension OF their plant on
Hodge street The place was decp-
rated with flowers ana some OF the
tHrgcr pumps were ~ operation ana
All combined made "a great show
u Us ono ~ the plants that is bound
TO grow 10 large proportions and 20
years from now may be making as
many pumps and engines ns any ~
ne larger firms IN the country Al
yesterdays affair an orchrstru Wus
on hand and licvo and sandwichr-
wcr" served. The owners know how
10 do thIngs just exactly right
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

WIN drill tc1t we'll for Accrago
Oklahoma or Texas, VIII close deal
AT once provided proposition. is
ga 'isfactorN Address i-e5 care
Word ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

a casing head gasoline mechanic
and superintendent open for position
about April 25th Knows the game .
strictly sober. five years experience
and best or references Address Box
"a No. 10, care OF tho world.--Ady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

Check these leases-Ws have
several well blocked leases in
township ~. range 10, Price $500.
This township will be given test
soon baker Investment company.
Phone -1i94 ADV,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

Wanted nj once. National drill
Ing machine. Must be In god con-
ditIon. Phone 3A2 or 500, 4 %.
Box asa. Hcnryetta, Okla.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

Belmont, Wills y Brown 40 I
Shoop In the northeast or 30 CIV
ia running the 2 3.S inch pipe at
=. 500 feet The company 80. Eilis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

Wanted, string OF standard tools
for Usage or will buy interest. Ad-
dress l-b. care World ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

on Mold maps worked up and
mechanical details carefully worked
out l.. O. BOX th.--hdv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-05
Don't Miss the
Advertisements

Read them as an investment
Read them because they save you money.
Read them because they introduce you to
the newest styles the latest comforts for
the home the best OF the worlds inver-
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Read them as matter of education.
Read them to keep abreast of progress.
Read them regularly
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-05
MRS, CARUFE'L
Is DEAD AFTER
BRAVE BATTLE
Ten Days Struggle with Spanish
Influenza Results Fatally
This. Morning
WAS NATIVE OF BISMARCK
Beloved Woman Born in Capital
City and Prominent Socially
and in Church Work

After az brave fight for life, Mrs
Louis H. Carufel passed away at +;
local hospital at 2:40 this morning
following ten days illness with Span
lsh Influenza, which early developed
into pneumonia. Mrs Carufel was 8
native daughter of Bismarck and one
OF the city's most lovable young wo
men, and her death comes as a blow
to her hundreds of friends.
The deceased was born in Bismarck
on March 9, 1884. her MAIDEN name
being Carrie Syvertson Her father
at that time was connected with The
bismarck Tribune. In 1889 her fam
lily moved to Fargo, where she grew
to: womanhood. September I, 1903
she was united in marriage with
Louis II. Carufel, with whom she came
to bismarck to make her home There
were born to them five children
Mathia, Jannette. Philip. Victor and
Ernestihe, who, with the husband and
father survive.
81 The entire family was stricken with
Spanish influenza about ten days
ago. Not SO much for herself as fol-
her little ones, the mother made a
Wonderful struggle for life, and, al
though she was given up repeatedly
during the past week, she recuperated
time and again, only to finally lose
the battle this morning
In addition to the husband and chill
dren, Mrs Carufel is survived by her
mother, Mrs. Peter Erstrom Of Far
go and by two sisters -Mrs. r., D.
JOslin and Mrs. A. w. Gussner, both
Of Bismarck.
George, Carufel and Ernest Carufel
brothers of Mr.. Carufel, and Mrs.
Carunfel of Fargo; Mrs. %. r. LaRue
and Mrs II. A. Ertz of St. PAU. sis
tiers of Mr.. Carufel, and Mrs. William
Mills Of Fargo. an aunt Of the de-
ceased. will arrive Thursday for the
last rites. which probably will be held
some time Friday, although definite
arrangements have not been made.
Mrs. Carufel was a devout member
Of ST. Mary's church and of various
fraternal organizations connected
with therparish. She was popular So
cially, and her beautiful life had en-
IlsarGd her to all with whom she came
in; contact. All Bismarck shares
with the \sorely bereaved family in
lnourning her passing.
Funeral services will be held at St
iK9llWfss ,pros ca thedral at i93 80 Friday
Tm1uo5rrhing, rev Father Clsnienss 81 Man
tlansa former pastor Of this parish. of.
.ficia&ing in the. place Of Vicar Gen
eral NJ. J. Hiltner, who is i'll. Inter
ment will be made, in. ST. Mary's CEN
ctery. In the interim the remains will
lie IN state a ssWebhsBros chapel. Z. y
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-05
Carney Coal Phone 81
@. E. Anderson Lbr. G.
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
of Burleigh.
In District Court Sixth Judicial Dis
,trict.
William Ode, plaintiff, VS.. Edna
Ode. defendant.
The State of North Dakota to the
above-named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re.
quired to answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff herein, copy OF which
is hereto annexed and herewith serv-
ed upon you, and to serve q copy OF
your answer upon the subscriber at
his office in the city of Bismarck.
Burleigh county, North Dakota with
in thirty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive OF
the day Of such service and in case
of your failure so to appear and an.
swer Judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated this 18th day of January, A.
D. 1919.
F. E. MccURDY.
Attorney for Plaintiff, Residence
and P. o. Address, Bismarck.
North Dakota.
Complaint is on file in office OF clerk
of court of Burleizh county, ~. D.
F. E. McCURDY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1-22 %; - II - Is.
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board of experts and their compensa,
ton
S. B.. III, Liederbach.-To regulate
the use of gas engines. -
S. B. u.s., Military Affairs Concur;
rent resolution calling for granting Of
honorable discharges to North Dako-
tans in service in order that these
young men may resume places in pro!
ductive agriculture -,
S. B.179-Permitting cities to levy
not to exceed 30 mills on dollar OF as
sessed value for expenses OF fiscal
year ~
S. B. 1870, King.---Re!ating to part.
ton fences. "a -1 E%
S. b.. 1871, Misunderstanding to
regulation Of public utilities. -
: S. u. lS2.-Relating to- the use Of
nets and seines and the manner OF
taking fish. "
s. B. 1888, Appropriations Commit
Disappointing $4,000 for farm
ers' Institutes. '
S. B. 1872, Carey-An act providing
for the publication of assessment
lists. 7
S. E. 1855. misunderstanding to
state aid for consolidated and grad
ed rural schols.
S. B. Observation-Disclosures
in addition to other exceptions that
railways may issue free passes to
farmers institute lecturers and per-
sons rendering service on, good farm
ing and special training and to the
secretary and, curator OF the state his
Etorical society ~