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The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
Browns Picnic: Last
Sunday Was Popular
u Event With The Crowd

Scores Of automobiles, all carrying
capacity limits on passengers, were
flying southwark Sunday about noon
a picnic, staged by the Woman's'
Nonpartisan League club at Browns
farm in the woods, three miles out
was the big event. Senator" Brown
and Mrs. Brown were host and hostess
to large gathering Of farmers and
city folk who busted themselves thru
ont the afternoon in spite Of bad
weather coming up in the course
Of the fun. Swinging, eating, picking
wild strawberries and gossip along
with horse shoe games and other ev.
ents OF interest occupied the crowd.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
Latest Novelty In
Signs Seen On 9Th
Street Near Arnold

The latest novelty in signs in De-
wills Lake wasn't painted by any of
cur local artists - oh! no, it was
built by Henry Ford, altho Henry of
the "Lizzie" fame didn't know just
what he was making when he con-
structed that one particular little piece
of advertising. What is it? A Ford
radiator, suspended in mid-air on
Sixth street just half block west Of
Arnold avenue. It points oEt the home
of Devils Lakes newest industry =
The Lake Metal Products company
radiator repairs, steel work, etc.;
Harry Bodlak, manager. -
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
Prominent Hampden
Farmers Visit Here

The Hampden community, in the
northern tier Of townships Of the
county, was prominently represented
here this week, large number of
farmers and townspeople from there
taking advantage Of good weather and
autoing to Devils Lake. Among those
who are well known TO this region
wsre: County Commissioners Pete Mar
tinson, o. N. Aanstad and the latter's
two brothers Palmer and John, aud
Ed. Hansen. "Crop conditions near
Hampden are looking fins, B, Commits
sioner Martinson said when discussing
conditions over the county. s'They look
equally as fine as any around Devils
Leke." !" Others making Up the party
were also optimistic. ..s
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
C.. o. Brown Will
Entertain At His
Park City Cottage

C.. o. Brown, general express agent
at the Great Northern, is entertaining
his sister, Mrs. Edward Brown, Of
Chicago, and connected with the New
York Central railway lines. The form-
er Christian Science cottage at Chau-
teuqua, which Mr.. Brown has leased,
is the scene of the family gathering.
The visitors husband is expected to
arrive in the course Of q few weeks
to enjoy his annual vacation. The
four daughters Of Mrs. Brown are with
her here to participate in the Chau.
tauqua program which opens Sstur-
day.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22

Two ball games Sunday, the first
at 1870 and the second at 4:30, is
the dope handed out this morning by
Buck Sterner, Devils Lakes star
player and occupying the managerial
position of the home club. Facing
Leeds again is the billing-the Leeds
aggregation is the one that held the
doughty locals to an eleven inning
scoreless game last Sunday afternoon
when the Canadian champs" failed
to show. The battle was one of the
fanciest exhibitions of baseball ever
seen on local diamond and both clubs
are out to '"put one over" Leeds, ac-
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
HEAVIES GETTING
READY :. \ ! FOR SCRAP
Carpenter and Dempsey
|. Preparing For The
July 2 Battle

Atlantic City, N. J. - After rest
ing four days, Jack Dempsey resumed
his training program today and boxed
for the first time since the cut over
his left eye was opened week ago
last Sunday. The champion toiled forty
minutes under a blazing sun and on
the hot canvas Of his outdoor arena
under such conditions as may prevail
when he faces Georges Carpenter in
Jersey City July 2.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
Gasoline Stove Is
Cause. OF Alarm At N
Arnold Avenue Home

Gasoline left turned on il q, kitchen
stove late this afternoon q. the Henry
Morris home, 838 Arnold avenue,
caused hurry up rnn nf the fire de-.
paltment. Before their arrival Mr..
and Mrs. Morris aided by Mrs.. b.
3Rsn and Harry Palmer, neighbors,
had extinguished ths 3lansss and car
:ried the stove out u It'd. He. Prac-
5titcally no damage ) vJs- pe:
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
DR.. h0FsT ! I / !.
Of .bRlNSnaDEl
!, Boo;S''T TING ! FAIRS
Visit Devils Lake In
Interest In OF Benson !
i.a County Event

DR.. c. H. Hofstrand, Of Brinsmade,
and director Of the Benson County
Fair association which opens its an
,nual event at Minnewaukan July 5th,
containing for three days, was in the
city this morning anda declared that
every arrangement possible had been
completed for the big event. DR.. Hof-.
strand was optimistic over fair pros
poets Tor this season and announced
that one d the best programs ever
hooked for the nsighboringl county
fair was in progress for the public.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22

x-'ng to reports, has been busting"
itself in an attempt to sandwich in
q few players of big league caliber,
reorganizing its club-just to 'swallop"
Devils Lake. Every farmer and city
fan is promised more than an ordi-
nary game,-we're out to slug the
ball to all corners of the lot II we
can," one player said and I'VE know
we are going up against a snappy
bunch of ball players when we face
Leeds, it'll be some game"
Fans, here's the game of the sea-
son-everybody goes and everybody
wants to be ON the job for both Sum
day games at City park. a.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
WHEAT RUST
SHOWS THRU
:. SOME PARTS
Evidences Of Disease
Appear In The
State

Fargo, N ID. The first official
reports Of black stem rust of wheat in
North Dakota were authorized by
Director P. F. Trowbridge of the state
experimental station Of the Agricul-
tural college, following the receipt of
infected plants from the southeastern
part of the state.
Altho the black rust appears to have
made an early appearance in the state
this year, members Of the experiment
al station declare that it does not
necessarily follow that the damage
will assume any alarming proportions.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
BRIN TON TRIAL 10
START TOMORROW

Bismarck, N. D. - The trial Of
]. w. Brinton, charged with perjury
in connection with testimony before
the house Investigating committee last
winter involving the Bank of North
Dakota and leaders Of the Nonparti-
san league, has been definitely set in
district court for June %. The case
was set for trial after Judge Nuessle
overruled Brinton's demurrer to the
information filed by j. J. Weeks for
the attorney generals office.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
JOHN G.. emery
: HEADS. / ! I | ( J. | .ECION| E | IN
Is Elected Com1lllnrandant n
OF Service Mems
Forces

Indianapolis, Ind. 80 John G. Emery
has been elected national command
ant Of the American Legion. In his
first public statement he declared for
q continuance Of the broad principles
Of the Legion and for the instilling
into the hearts Of former service men
ssnd women "a sense Of individual
obligation to community, state and
nation" ;ltE # s..4 .'ss ss
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
HERBERT HODGE HERE

n0AsoGNA HODUG nEhE
Herbert Hodge, prominent Fargo
realty operator and well known in
this. community where he has consid-
cradle farm holdings, was prominent
among out Of town visitors the past
week. Mr.. Hodge pointed out to a
reporter for The World that he and
Mrs. Hodge had found Devils Lakes
stores to be the equal of any in the
state. "Some, Of them," he declared,
''are maintaining high prices but most
Of them are hitting the toboggan in
the matter Of prices" X
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
G. DAVENPORT u

The body OF Mrs. q. II. Davenport,
wife lof DR.. Davenport, II residents Of
Devils Lake fo1 many yezls, was ship
ped from here during Sthe last week
for burial ia the home q hsr girlhood
at Conneautville, Pennsylvania. Death
followed an illness ofyears,a "A. e.
Toolhey conducted funssl arrange
ments which included, serviees at the
resbyterisn Church. bii6 e a,ii shipment
IM the corpse with Rev. 81. Case
delivering the sermon. III ii
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
Dad Dawson Is @ !.
70 Come iii To Lake

dad" Dawson, accompanied by ]
2. Williams, state adjutant of the
American Legion, and F. r. Landers
Of Minot, state commander, will visit
Devils Lake Monday in a tour being
made Of the state. to promote growth
Of the organization and aid in working
out details of new plans to be put in
to effect to further benefit the order
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
GEORGE LOCKE YACATIoNrNG

GEORGE LOCKE YACATIONrNG
George Locke, owner Of the big
business block at the corner Of Kelly
avenue and Fifth street, which bears
his name and houses several prominent
business concerns including the print
shops. of The World, left this week
on fishing excursion to the Mime
sofa lakes. Pete Larson, well known
here several years. ago and who Ne
Gently returned Is in charge of the
block h tie owsner's absence. 4 i ~ 5 q
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
Centralia Murderers
!. Enter Penitentiary

Walla Walla, Washington. - Sew
en- !. w. w. convicted of the murder
Of American Legion men at Centralia
on Armistiee day two years ago, ar
rived at the state prison this week.
They are Britt Smith, o. C. Bland
James McInterny, Bert Bland, John
Lamb, Ray Becker, Eugene Barnett,
all under sentence of Is to 40 years.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
GUNNER
HEARING SET TO
JUNE THE 18TH.
Wick Girl Murder Case
OF Fargo Postponed
One Week

Fargo. = The hearing of William
GUNNER in the Wick murder case
which was set for yesterday, was con-
tinued for week upon application of
the prosecution. The defense made NO
objection. to. this. request. There are
no new developments in the ease, au-
'thorities said. ~
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
GOL:UF TUTORING NOW

a COL UF TUTORING NOW
u Professor" Jean Lovejoy. is busy
these days tutoring local golf fans on
the links south of5 town. Musical stu
dents Are especially being favored
by. tho expert and trying hard I'd
learn Tie game r Ycn tsll 'em, Z Kafi;
Ines.or Sofia 81 Mari has yoa bsaE.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22

Denver, Colorado. The forecast
bitter fight over the Irish question
was precipitated upon the floor Of
the convention Of the American FEEDER
ation Of Labor yesterday and was at
It's height when President Samuel
Gompers adjourned the convention un-
til today. Il n 35 q -3s. Il $.s5
The debate started when the reso-
buttons committee reported . substi-
tute for the four resolutions intro
duced by Irish sympathixers. The sub
stitute ignored the original effort 10
initiate q boycott against British
manufacturers and imports II J.
4 president Samuel Goanipers was still
holding ~ MI I'M n ], d eion's alsboi
forces Is sindica iionA 4 pointed to i light
for the honor sofs i the presidency. Cen
eral opinion appeared to .concede vic
tory for tls ~ veteran, Of Iabor."
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
Ball Games Here
Sunday Afternoon At
City Park-Leeds fflt''

Buck sterner Local Manager Promises Fam Town And
Country One Of The Snappy Battles s q Season.
Array Of siuggers In An Mfo, es1<im Local saIs
Club - Both -
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-22
Brocket Post Alive

Royal o. Gray post Of the American
Legion at Brocket has scheduled q
dance to be held at Knut Olson's barn
Saturday night, June 25th.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27

ART Webster and welcome the chance
Mother jerks held his body a little
while, gazing into the face no longer
rublcuud then gently she easrd II a.
the ground und for the trst time was
aware that Dolores knrIt 10 IN. dirt
opposite TO her strlyins 10 lift the
hody upon which Don Juan had been
lying,
The strength az Dolores was un,
equal ic the task: No Mother jerks
hardened courageous. calm as her
saintrd Emery at bis inslurious anisl,
rose hnf stepped around to her side
10 help her She could se" this other
vas white man too coult she
sioop"d and wiped his CORY face With
the hem ~ her apron And then size
recognized him
"Lin tim up Give him 10 the 2"
Dolores srtbrd cot Caliph. my 9ooF
dear h.. hearted blundefIug boy :"
She Eu' her arm under his head
Mother jenkins aided her nnd the limp
body wss lifted tu sitting position
then Dolores kuclt On one knee sup
porting H-W with the other and drew
his h".H over ou her shoulder; with
her wb.f, cheek cuddlrd against bis
~" spoke into hls deaf ears the llt'
tie. tender foolish words that moth
crs have for their children. that wom.
On have f1f the stricken men ~ their
love. Size pleaded with hin 10 open
bis "}'s 'n speak to her aud tell her
he s'i'I Hyrf so close vas his face
'o hers 'hli M" saw nu old bur vcri
faint R'f" srur running diuguunlly
Hcruss .s i"fi eyebrow and Kissed
n
frrs' ''y strong arms took him
from Boz r'.us.ug to somebody shr
EHrN uhuW=sh. followed mHHr.
.us hr .,. hrarirIly wN.- eight wsH
forming rud. utter u.Eh four r'lrs
Iu>sr' .'rr his hutF nurr Webster
'u 'a. ta ~ tun,3 wp inside
fhr ..w gale
As " IaH Webster down f0r
mu"r There DOLORES HH a't
ym.ft mau ~ handsome faraus
HrI ..a h"rrHs approach 5000 HHs
ut o lH HI- r.us .'rr. vn-. nars
s# saprl fu Hs H.fh .'r
.uIu .r aT"H uUHns wNrHH#' Nr
rH'fr John stuart N.tsf,r- ..,.k.
N ,r."ri the fanUus i#arr,
heard mUrmur "Wt great heart.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27
enaltshman Writes Enviousiy Of Our
Variety Of Climate and Other
Blessings

Here in England We settle down IN
a town and only a violent exertion Of
will power can extricate US. In the
United States man may try twenty
different towns and twenty different
states before he hnds one that suits
him Raymond Radcliffe writes In the
New Witness (London>.
Here we have practically no choice
of climate Tor lack Of climatel. On he
other s'de you can get the bitter cold
OF North Dakota or the almost tropl.
cal heat OF Florida. You can he blown
10 pieces on the praErieS or lie snug
In q cleft Of the hills looking over
the Pacific You can spin cotton in
Connecticut or grow II in Georgia You
have a world to Yourself, and one az
the most beautiful worlds that has
ever been discovered You are not
crowded, there is plenty Of room for
everybody You can rough il any
where. hut if yeu want luxury, Fifth
avenue has more wealth than any 9th
er street IN the world not even except
ing Bond street.
That is why people 60 20 the United
States and why they stop there. They
get freedom II Is no mere catch-ren-
ny phrase, II ls the basic fact Of life.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27

/ tDuen with his first shot blew out
the huciists brains with his second.
ani Vhiri,~t 10 meet the charge u the
ltile sandal fnntrd saldadas who.
seeing their leader fallen. hai with
, ont au iuStants hesitation and appsr.
cntIy by mutual consent decided 20
aNrrEr hlm.
Webster backed Aarc,ily TOW Il the
wall. aring as he ild -. but br was
too dlEEy 20 shoot effectively aud tho
semlcir,le ~ hayouets closed In on his
front lie had wounded three men
without stopping them se~nd
more and their long. elgh'ern inch
hAyonets would hatt been In his
yitals. when Into the midst 81 the
melee. from the rear. dashed Don
Juan Cafetern, shricstnE like hend
and swinging his rife, which he held
grasped by the barrel
Webster saw a hayouet lnuging 10.
wari him. lie lifted his leg and
caught the point on his hoor heel while
with his last cartridge he killed the
mAu behind the bayonet, ius, as the
lattcr's next.rank man thrust straight
and true In under the Americans left
arm. while third man ;ahbed at his
stomach and got the bsyonet home In
hts hip. These two thrusts, delivered
almost simultaneously, by their Inn
pact carried their victim backward
agminst the wall. against which his
head collIied with a smart thud. He
fell forward on his face; before his
assailants could draw back for a fn.
ishing thrust. in case the gringo need
ed Il. which they doubted. Don Juan
Cafetero had Drained them both.
Standing above the man ne loved
with the latter's body between his
outspread legs. Don Juan Cafetero
stood for the final accounting his hut
termilk eyes cleaning hatred aud war
madness. his. lips drawn back from
his SnaEgle teeth. his breast rising
and falling as they closed I'm around
him. For q few seconds he was vsI.
BILE swinging his rife like fall
magnificent. untetrined then
hayonet slipped In under his guard,
II was the end.
With a final great effort that used
up the Is strength In his drink
corroded muscles he hurled his rifle
into the midst of his four remaining
enemies, before he swayed and top
pied full length on top Of Webster,
shielding with hts poor body the man
who had famed to name the dying
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27

u trial. ! have been very glAa that |
did. fot new feel much stronger and do
all II my work | Tell my friends when
they ash me what helped me. and they
think Il must be- n grand medicine And
u II, You can U.s. this letter Cor q tes-
umouiAl II you visit " Mrs HARRY A.
WILSON. X. +. u 8. Cl.Arfeld. IA.
The eEperlrne. and testimony of such
women AZ Mrs Wilson prove beyond a
doubt that LYDIA +. PinkhAms yrg.-
table COMPOUND wsll correct such truu-
blcs by removing the cause and rcst1r.
lrg the system % q healthy normal COP.
diuon. When such symptoms develop
A. backAehes. bearing down pains. dis
placements, npryugAnsks and "the
blues q woman cannot act to- promptly
m trying LYDIA = P.nkhau Vegetable
Compound 4 she values her future eom-
fort and happiness
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27
By PETER B. KYNE


Itsnayides might have had. and
doubtless did have. his faults. hut
cowarilce vas not one n them. Aud he
lid have N. ghUst ~ sense ~ hu.
NOR. An evil smile nitisi over his
olive features
"wlth"ut taking into consideration
the hatoueis at nay hack. he replied
II strikes me the eiis ar. even nov,
Aud vet you patruulEr me
Webster vas nelilsd "fd rather
do that than kIll you. Brnasldes.' he
rwtufir-i Don't b. a fool. lkun
along and sell your papers and take
your pliiful little sandal footrd hri.
Knhds with you scat"
beuavides' hard. holding his pistol.
had been hanging loossly a. hI. side.
With his furious glance meeting Web.
ster's unfalteringiy. with the merr~t
mos emsnt ~ bis wrist aud scarc.ly
without movement - his forearm. he
thf"s az hts vrbpon aud fired
Searc"iy q nfih ~ n secnud had
elapsed b"iaeeu The movement ~ his
wrist aud The pressure - his finger
on the trigger. Webster. gazing stead
.iy iutu the suuh"r s}s~ had uot~i
30 hint ~ o.. WHus intention. aut
sas caught actually 80 h.. guard
The bullet tore through his bic,ps
moweu'srilv pauNT.HE hlm and bis
automatic trHpI.-i gathering to ffa
Sidewalk a. b. sfuut~t auI r-ar,"r.l
o. HeuasIfss Hrrt aau gr.asf.s
~" top of hIs lsn shoulder The
Sobunfsau TOOK sim fnr third ans
finishing shot tu' when b" pulled tha
trigger tie hammer f,Il Ua a drf,~'is~
rarriisr uhlrb sv1. 'u John stuart
Webster sll ttr advantage he crs~a
~. planted buiI~' lH H.uaylde- 81.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27

20 % All OF my own
work | had Ysra
pains In my left side
every month and had
fever and sick diExy
spells and such pains
during my T~sa'sis.
which lasted two
weeks | heard of
LYDIA = i1nkhau .
Vegetable Com.
pound doing others
NJ much good and
thought would glvs
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27
AMERICA WORLD IN ITSELF

(To BE coNrINUEDJ
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27
CHAPTER XVI

W'Hc Ricardo ua'rhrI beside che
unconscious Webster uue ~ h.- aide,
EaHur.1 up fN, street. fu return pres.
entity uI'h l,'aehmyuf with stretch
.r~, .n'u which Webster and lon Juan
1HfrtorH were laid auI carried uY he
pa.aa. driveway INTO 'Hs Hlse golden
reception hall where only The night
h"far" Sarrus had greeted the belIss
and hsHgX Of his capital la the urau
time Mother jerks haI suercedrt 90
restoring Dolores 10 cbn~rIuu>urss
supported by The lndomrable OLD
woman the girl slowly followed the
grim procession until at 'Hs Gaar 81
the reception rnom. they found ,heir
further r-nere~, rarrad hy sentry
The reel harrG mHu is Heud. he
Informed rhem .n response 10 ,hetr
eager qurr.rs eff sou aaut his body.
hr continued hazaFIag guess a~ tu
their I'd. ,,.ou y guess you can have
4t There be- AHa tA- sentry
pointed 70 .he sfrcfrher which had
been SCI down along the wall " be
reception hall
'Ow about the ofhrr~ Mother
jerks demanded Don Juau Cafrrero
had, unfortunately been $50 maeh OF
nuisance 10 her f1 .lte that she was
not minded o. be troubled greatly
over him 90 death although the spar.
anIike manner ut h.- exit had thrilled
he British bulldog 5EaoI Ha Hrr.
The bIg fellow sat quite 1rad yet
but I'm afraid hes -uner The
surgeons have hm 10 THIS room NOW.
Friend or yours M.sS2" be inquired
IN tones frelch'rd with ue..hborly
sympathy
Dolores nodded
"Sorry can't leg you In. Miss" he
continued, "hu, the General ordered
me 70 keep everybody out untl the
doctors have finished looking him
over II was you. Ia wait In that
room across the hall, then you can
get the first news when the doctors
come out"
Mother jerks accepted his advice
and steered her charge into the room
indicated As they waited Ricardo
Ruey stood anxjously beside he table |
on which John Stuart WchStprs big.
limp body rcposed, while Doctor Pach- |
eco, assisted by Sohrantcan cor.
frere, went deftly over him with sur !
gical scissors and cut the hlood-soaked |
clothing from his body
He breathes very gently" the rebel |
leader said, presently, is there any |
hopeY'
The little doctor shrugged. Il fear
not. That hayonet-thrust In the left |
side missed his heart but not his
lung"
But apparently he hasn't hed much
from that wound"
The hemorrhage is probably in.
ternal, Even II that congestion Of
blood In the lungs does not prove fatal
very shortly, he cannot in hts weak.
ened state, survive the traumatc
fever from all these wounds. II is
bouud-heio. how our poor friend stiii
lives with the hayonet broken "N 10
his hody---for here is steel--hah Not
n hayonet, but a pistol"
He unbuttoned the wounded mans
coat and found strap running dag.
onaliy M across his breast and over
the right shoulder. connecting with
a holster under the left arm. The
doctor unhuckled this strap and re
moved the holster, which contained
Wehster's spare gun; Ricardo cianc-
Ing disinterestedly at the sheathed
weapon, noted small, new, trtaHgu.
lar hole In the leather holster, He
picked II up. withdrew the pistol, and
found . deep scratch, recently made. !
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27

disorders. My mother lived to b~
eighty and had great deal of com.
fort from both the Discovery and the
Pleasant Pellets These medicines
strengthened her digestive organs
and without a doubt prolonged her
life. MRS SARAH f CRANnEl.IA
AT Ann Eliza St All druggists.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27
In YE OLDEN TIME


Pekin Ill u can
highly recommend both
pr FierCes Golden
Medical Discovery and
Favorite Prescription as
safe and reliable home
remedies. ! have taken
both with benefit at
various times for more
than twenty years,
when | have been run
down and nervous, or
suffering With stomach
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27

u thought you owned an automc-
bile"
II do but taught the wife to drive
II and nsw Tn bach 10 the strsst
cara
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27
SYMPTOMS
WOMEN DREAD
Mrs. Wilson's Letter Should
Be Read by ALI Women

Clearfeld Pa -" After my last child
vas born last September | waa unable
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27
Contrary Statements

"sm.'u 'H.l w. Er Hu# d raw DEAL
"Iir complained 'a m. heHu., lie
was ~pHstrI"