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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-10
Situations Wanted-FemaIe 8

Situations Wanted-Female SO
ELDERLY LADY-Wants house work
with elderly people. Call S31 S. st.
LAUNDRY WORK-wanted at home;
work guaranteed. IS So. 5th st.
PRACTICAL NURSING-Wanted. Gail
Phone Clio.
HOUSEK EEPER-W place to keep
house for man and wife or widower.
Sarah Hamilton, Richmond, Ind, r. Il.
A. care OF Mr.. Cooper.
WASHINGS-W S31 So. Z.
Situations Wante6-Mae 81
TSMAN-Structural wants work
estimating, designing, or other office
work. Phone 1905.
FARM HAND-Wants place to work in
country: married with one child
Write r. r. g. Box 63.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-10
Wanted -ReaI Estate

Wanted-ReaI Estate SO
Wanted on this side; not too
far out and well located We
have buyer for one Ramsey
4 Hudelson. II n. 18th. Phone
2259- 6041-1S99
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-10
statesmen WANTED

Two or three live wire house
TO house men who are able to
deliver the goods and increase
their present weekly wage. A
very attractive commission, and
help from an experienced man
while learning. Call 2434 for
appointment. Ask for Mr.. Ed
wards. (All communications
confidentiaD.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-10
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
AUTOMOBILES

1920 Ford roadster. starter and
extras .$235
1921 Ford touring, starter. .$275
1919 Ford touring $150
1917 Dodge touring ...s225
Cash or terms, 80 n. 7th ST, near
Coliseum. Any make auto taken in
trade. ae
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-10
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 600 to
$4,000 will secure half interest in
ono Of Richmond's most attractive
distributing houses. The purchase
carries with it the position of general
finance and office manager This
presents an opportunity of life time
Investigation will demonstrate this.
Prefer clean. hustling up-to-t the
minute business man. Write Box L.
12o21 care Palladium.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-01
FUNDADO 18,
Como la educacion sc
Sc abre paso por medic del Escritorio de Arte In


ru6a
"nao oTos ms
vada @ir
n ean n M
"1o de e
Piarad dbuh
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-01
4 BORDO DEL "MEDEA', QUE
LEGO RECIENTEMENTE FALLE-
CIo UN PASAJERo

A Dordo del vapor ''Medea'' que
lego recientemente de Europa, falle-
clio un pasajero que iba de transito pa
ra santo Domingo, donde, segun nues
tros informes, Sc dirigia con Ell prop6-
sito de hacerse cargo de la ofcina ma
viera de los vapores holandeses en-
aquel pals.
El cadaver fr6 embalsamado bor
do del mismo barco, ell cual ha segui-
co viaje para Europa, via sto. Domin-
so y demas puertos de su ruta.
El "Medea", como saben nuestros
lcctores, pertenece a la Compaffa ho-
landesa, que recientemente Ianunci6 iba
a retirar sus barcos del servicio con
Tuerto Rico, dSoido las dificultades
de Ia Ley volstead, pero que, hace po
cos oias, decide reanudar Ell servicio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-01
Notas de la isla

Dor que realizan nuestros j6venes en- Ia
escuela. ivenid todos, padres de fami-
liza. 4
Ell sR. RAMIRo COLON RENUN-
CIA:-El senior Colon present6 su re-
nuncia como maestro especial de agri-
cultura a mediados de semana. Causas
poderosas le impelieron a tomar esta
determination Reside Su famil1a en-
Arecibo, Y no podia efectuar el sacrid
clio monetario que exigfa ell alto costo
de la traslaci6n de una familia. Los
que tenemos experiencias en- estas mu
danzas, asi 10 comprendemos. Sc ha SEN
lido mucho su resoluci6n, la que fus
hija de las circunstancias que diario
Sc presentan en- la vida professional. FL
sefor Colon ha salido de aqui muy salts
fecho de todo Ell mundo por Tas innu-
merables atenciones de que fuera OBJ
jeto por parte de esta sociedad.
REPoRTERo EsCoLAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-01
FL mercado de az1car

Gina de 10 normal para este tempo
del afio. Del balance disponible hasta
que Sc mueva la nueva zafra, 100000
ton. Sc calculan q. difcilmente 10000
toneladas consisten de az1cares que
rengan al mercado alberto, siendo Ell
resto "a sea de azticares controIados o
azucaTes que pertenecen intereses de
refnadores.
Las condolences generates fundamen
tales en- ell merc&do han mostrado muy
poQuitos camtios. A pesar de que hay
aiin un sentimiento de conservatism
hay muchas indicaciones ineQuivocas
6e que la mayor parte del mercado Sc
est$ dando cTenta del vigor de las con-
diciones fundamentales. 81 bien es yer
dad que estas condolences fundamental
les sou vigorosas, no Sc muestran de
eSe moio en- la actualidad y el conner
clio Sc IA cuenta que segin progrese la
rueva Aafra, tendran un mayor efecto,
especialmentc Ia perspective estadis-
tea alcista para ell pr6ximo afio.
Recientemente, ha habido algunos pc
didos, aunque de caracter tentative pa
ra los sztcales 6e la nueva zafra. EN-
barques diciembre, a mario. Estos han
sido principalmente de Europa y tanto
como puede investigates, no SO han con
sumado ningunos negocios. Los refnado
res CanaGienses seg1n Sc dice, han ven
dido az1car refnado para embarque du
rante los primeros tres meses del pro-
ximo afio compradores Europeos los
que, segtn rumores han sido Franceses,
y unas 1000 toneladas de azIcar ref
NADIA del Canada Sc vendieron para EN-
barque Immediate al RENO Undo. Los
Compradores del Reino Undo han esta
do absorbiendo gradualmente los va
rios azicares no preferenciales disponi
bles, q hote y para embarque inmedia
20 pero aparentemente no han hecho
compra de azdcares cubanos.
El mercado de azlcar crudo aun-
que quieto, ha estado firme pero, ha-
cia ell clerre de la semana, hubo un mo
dorado aumento en- las ofertas las
bases &c 8 8 4c. G. I. F. Los ref1nado-
res fuc-on conpradores activos de azh
cares cercanos = 34c. G. I. F. para
ayudar a llenar las ventas de azdcares
1efnados mientras que esperan las lie
gadas de sus comprss recientes de Az1-
cares para embarque. Ell volumen de ne
socios durante Ia semana sin embargo
la sido comparativamente POGO. Ven
tas adicionales han sido hechas de az1
cares de almac6n Sc calculan ahora
en- general que los aziicares locales en-
elmacenes cor icencla Sc han reduci-
co a uias $500 toneladas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-01
ODE LAMBoRN y co.,

Durante la semana ha reinado en- ell
mercado azucarero condolences compa-
rativamente quietas tanto en- 10 que
BE ref1ere az1cares refnados como
crudos. FL comercio en- general compr6
moderadamente por adelantado al prin
eipio del mes y siendo este Ell comienzo
del periodic en- cue ell consume dismi-
nuye. las nuevas compras han mengua-
do nm POGO. Ell comercio tiene regula.
res negocios anotados en- los ibros de
los refnadoreS, de los cuales gradual
mente reciben esperan entregas es-
tando IN su ccnsecuencia otra vez en-
situaci6n para diferir sus compras TEN
roraimente por 10 menos abstenerse
hasta que las presente compras Sc ha-
yan distribuido consumido. Tales pc
didos en- algunos de Los refnadores, sin
embargo, Sc consideran generalmente
como moderados y menos que sufcien-
tes para sus necesidades durante ell
balance de este mes.
Refejandose Ia nueva limitada de-
Tanda por az1car refnado, los refna.
dores durante la semana han sido com
pradores indiferentes de az1cares cru.
dos. No obstante, han sido comprado.
1es activos de azIcares cercanos
fote, indicando que sus existencias de
trudos son comparativsmente peque.
fas. 81 hecho de que tambien estan
atrasados por varias semanas con sus
entregas de aztcar refnado Sc confrma
tor la falta de azdcares crudos. Es sho
ra aparente que la reciente demauda
ror aztcar refnada encontr6 los re
fnadores en- general virtualmente sin
existencias de az1cares crudos. Es evi
Cente tambien que sus compras recien
tes de az1cares crudos no estan llegan
do sufcientemente aprisa para que
ellos pLedAn llenar sus pedidos de azti
car refnada 10 que dan cuenta de su
continuada tardanza para hacer entire
gas = embarques.
A despecho de la presente falta en-
La demanda de az1cares crudos Cuba
10 Sc ha debilitado, nj hay tampoco
aumentada preston para vender. Las
cfertas tiltimamente "a las bases de
8 8 4c. G. ]. F. han aumentado modera
damente, algunos embarcadores desean
do aparentemente saldar sus balances
de existencias de esta zafra. No Sc han
hecho sin embargo concesiones en- los
prec1os y avisos cablegrafcos de la
Isia insisten en- que los tenedores cuba
Los Sc sostendran en- SUI continuada fir
me act1tud, muy especialmente cuando
las existencias no vendidas en- La isla
10 son ninguna carga, nj estan por en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-01
Continuation de la pag. 81

manitarios, al ceder su cine y ponerse
a disposition del Comite de Padres de
La Haciendita'', sin cobrar un solo
centavo por sus magnifcos servicios.
Tanto las escuelas como ell pueblo en-
general han sabido apreciar 10 que vale
Y signfica este altruista caballero. El
producto total de la function monte
sesenta y siete dolares, y despues de
deducir los gastos, qued6 al Comit6 un
importe liquido de cuarenta y siete do
lares treinta centavos, cantidad que
piensa emplear en- ropa para ayudar
los nifiitos pobres de la mencionada es-
cuela. FL pueblo en- general Sc comporto
bien, a pesar de darse una magnffca
cinta en- Ell cine Arcelay, teniendo ade-
mas, las damas, entrada gratis. Felici-
tamos decididamente a las distanguidas
compaheras senoras D&vila de Pinero
Y Justo de Fernandez la sehorita
Candida Paz por Ell exito obtenido, asi
como tsmbien a las seiioras Rosa de
Falero Esperanza Rivera, y los Sc
flores Mario de Aldrey, Gumersindo
Principe, Servando Castro, Martir Her
nandez Y Julio Agosto por su tenaz Ia
Dor hasta salir avante en- sus elevados
prop6sitos de ayudar los maestros en-
la dignifcadora obra de la ensenanZa.
Para Ell sehor Gregorio Manuel direc !
tor de IA banda, y discipulos, La bendi-
ci6n de Dios.
LA CARTA CIRCULAR A LOS PA
DRES DE FAMILIA Y AUToRIDA-
DES LoCALES:-Ha tenido esta car
ia una aceptaci6n simpatica por par
te del pueblo en- general. Los padres
de familia Sc hacen lenguas en- pro de
tan acertado procedimiento, que ha ve- !
nido a dar solucion a un dificil profile /
ma: ell deambular constante de nues-
tros educandos hasta horas tarGes de
la noche, expuestos los mas inminen
tes peligros. Muy pocos estudiantes son
los que Sc mueSIran Tedc1oS eSCd me-
dida, pero va entraran al surco Las au
toridades prestas estan a cooperar con
les maestros en- pro de tan justa eau
sa. Fe,icitamos la comunidad en- ge-
neral por la excelente aceptacion que
han dado tan importante medida.
LA ENTREGA DE INFoRMEs A
LOS ALUMNos DE NovENo Y DE-
CIMO GRADoS:-Se efectuara 6sta ell
pr6ximo viernes en- la tarde. Quedan
debidamente invitados todos los padres
interesados. Esperamos que han de res
ponder con su acostumbrada hidalguia.
La presencia de los padres tiene una
muy saludable trascendencia en- la la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-01
BALE EN- PONCE

Ell sabado pr6ximo Sc celebrar& en-
los salonea del Centre Espafiol, de Pom
ce, un animado bale de confianza, pa
RI ell cual reina gran entusiasmo entire
ell elsmento joven de la Perla del Sur.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-01
UN NOMBRAMIENTo

El secretario Executive ta aprobado
e. nombramiento de Inspector Munich
pal de PeSas y Medidas hecho favor
del ST. Guadalupe Nieves, quien actua-
ra como tai en- ell Municipio de Pefue-
las, P. r. !
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-01
10 QUE Ell MAS GRANDE
EDUCADOR De AMERICA Dice

Ell eseritorio de arte industrial Chautauoua es
I'm instrumental admirable para ayudar los pa
dres a dar a sus nifos en- ell hogar facilidad de
observation de dibujo y alg1n conocimiento
en- ocupaciones vocaciones naturales.
Los padres que puedan comprender Ell escrito-
rio sus usos puedan dedicarle alg1n tempo
a sus nihos amientras estos juegan, encontraran
en- 81 un gren instrumento por medic del cual Sc
puede desarrollar los sentidos en- Ell hogar.
Con su uso Sc educa la vista y la mano asi CO.
mo tambien Sc desarrolla ell sentido de aplica-
ci6n del nino. Para obtener estos resultados, los
padres deben. entire cuando cuando, ayudar al
niiio, 10 cual hace possible la efectividad de este
m6todo de ensenanza en- ell hogar
CHARLES w. ELIOT,
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-10-27

Practice Sheets and practice voting
in
the crowd did in two years and will give
apoiies win out Of it. They have made
nearly in nine months the
made twengh months They will continue to
the future The Nestos
ntiated which will permit the Farm
than possible under
administration
that the world respect our
Of these candidates tho Republican
their Those the Demoeraue
have (D after their Tho nd1ea1es
Nonpartisan ballot Vote for every
them No policy Of state tried with onhh
other half against Make It clean sweep
for coed government November It'll .S
Don forget the legislature and for
shasial 5 #S S$E
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-10-27
Four 4 C''u|lling ! Demon D !: 4 u
strations Next Week

4 s -Four poultry culling demon nstrations
are being held this. week by A. l..
Norling, County Agricultural Agent
and four will be held next week,
sss H. j. Boecker Of Amundsville Twp.
reports that he is. marketing his 13
culls after having kept them separate
for eleven days and only getting !
egg while the 80 & good hens in the
same number Of days laid E241 eggs. q
j.. T.: Lambert of Wilton reports 40
eggs from the good hens and one egg
from the Gull hens in seven days.
. These will probably be the last de-
monstrations in that part Of the coun-
ty this fall and all those interested in
marketing poultry should attend. The
boader hens are the ones that cut
down the profit. 1t takes two good
hens to support boarder hen The
culling is simple enough SO that any
one can do it. Come and see for your
self. s}3yS 4 Il Re fi,tz l,s
Monday, October 3Oth, at 2 p NJ,
VIM. Walters, Blackwater, III miles
northwest Of Blackwater. 3.s5.s 4. :. 4
. Tuesday, October 81, at 8 "A. NJ, j.
R. Binkley, Creamefville Twp, 5 mil-
es north and 2 miles west Of Raub.
Tuesday, Oct. 81, at 2 2. M. Peter
HOLDEN, Roseglen, 2 miles southeast
OF Roseglen. b 3a III a..
Wednesday,, Nov: L. at 2 p M. Aug.
Johnson, Douglas, 4 miles south and
2 miles east Of Douglas. .ss1
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-10-27
Yoder Will J | Speak |
Here On Wednesday

Mr.. A. H. Yoder,, Secretary of the
North Dakota Parent nt-Teachers Asso-
citation will speak to the people of
Washburn, Wedne sday evening, Nov.
1st, in the Court room. The hour will
be eight O'clock. - :.
Preliminary to Mr. Yoder's speech
we shall have three talks, by local
men, on the following subjects:
M. E. McCurdy, County superintend-
ent of Schools, The Certiication of
Teachers in Mclean County"
H H. Meyer, Principal of the Wash
burn High School, "The Classification
of the Washburn High, School,"
w. j. Bickert, President Of the
School Board, "The Financial Situa-
tion in the Washburn School Dist
rict" s.-s ~. ..-.
All parents, and all friends of the
Washburn school children, are urged
to attend this important meeting.
Those interested in the welfare of our
school might ask themselves the fol-
lowing questions: :
| What is a first grade certificate? a
second grade, third grade? Are
there any other classifications? How
are these certificates acquired? What
grade Of certificate is required by
teachers in our Washburn school?
The qualifications Of teachers is a
subject which ought to be of vital i'm
portance. The county superintendent
will treat this subject.
Mr.. Meyer will take up some of the
questions relating to our high school.
What is the classification Of the Wash
burn High School? Is it rated as first,
second, or third grade? If tits third
grade, why is it third grade? What
can we do to improve it's rating? Are
our students admitted to the state
university without examinations? !?
What are state, high school board ex-
aminations and are they required in
our high school? Are they of benefit
as far as keeping up the standard is
concerned? ,
And now we come to the financial
finishing the second story of our school
building. Will this be possible this
year? The physical environment of
the children I'M our easement rooms
is not conductive to the happiest re-
suits. All persons, in Washburn, who
are hte friends of our children, and
particularly all parents of the child
rem who sdend their school hours in
these basement rooms, are urged to
attend. ~ <, ="
Lastly after these questions have
been discussed, Mr.! Yoder will address
us. His talk will be on general lines
concerning the Parent-Teachers Asso-
citation, but no doubt, he will touch
upon local conditions. Probably an
'.outsider" may be able to suggest
some alleviating possibilities, at least.
We want good crowd at the meeting.
of getting a "job" If you attend. a
meeting of the Parent-Teachers AS
sociation. A program committee has
been decided upon, and the visiting
committee will not have to make re-
ports. Let us all be at he, Cour room,
wednesday evening, November 1st, at
eght click. -,
MRS. JAMES A. O'BRIEN
Pres. of Parent-Teacher Asso.
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MOTHER OF MRS. sTILLMAN DIES

Mrs. ]. "A. Stillman, who resides
north Of Washburn received word
Friday stating that her mother, Mrs.
Peck, of Deering had died. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stillman left the next day for
Deering to attend the funeral which
was held there Sunday. The Pecks
have been residents Of the Deering
neighborhood for over 30 years where
they are engaged in farming. Besides
Mrs. Stillman there are two other
children, a son and daughter, and the
father Mr.. Peck, who are still living
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-10-27

w 3. Nuessle, Independe can
.aldates For, Judge Of Supreme Court. is
Judge OF, Fourth Judicial District and
has been for the last ten years. He
Mas raised. on a farm near Grand
'1brks, North Dakota. A graduate Of
university Of North Dakota Law
school Widely recognized as man
.ot high principles. exceptional legal
ability and judicial tempe
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-10-27

MERCHANTS. BANKERS ana BUsI-s
NESS MIN lat ouri 81, prices ons your
next orders sof Sales Books. We sares s.
representatives sfor comp wh9l
specialize in this kind rs printing aisits q
.whoss char ges ares edingly smlasIll' sIl1;5
Theys5 cost no lnore order through,
uss Z than dIIsct an ths u print ~. sall
~ senl sampless tho sIead onace.
yyaasSs a, 4 Gag 80 Il - ( ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-10-27
seHUJlR UlRacH ANNOUNCEMENTS. 8

81, English Reformat ton service at II
Al. N. AT this service an offering will
be taken for Missions. %5 \; 4, II 81.
Sunday school at 40: 90 "a M
Combination class meets Saturday
~ $500 "A. M \. IA:
Norwegian: services with communion
at the Painted Woods Church pre- :
oeeded by Sunday school at $500 r. M.
a. HAROLD HANSON, Pastor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-10-27
TABLE SHOWING WHY LEVY WAS MADE

37s;0OO, 900 in 1921, or decrease Of
$6S,921 1884, $50 the total Of the taxes
levied for 1922 will amount to $4,765.
OF, as against 81, ,657, $40 in. 1921, or an
increase OF only $1O7, ,407. .is.|, 1ss.
& All Of these taxes are levied Tor the
purpose Of meeting the obligations q
the state, either appropriated by the
1921 Legislature, when Frazier was
Governor or as "a direct result OF the
League program, which the following
figures will sub -stantiate III i
q .I. 1s21 \. n 1929 1922
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-10-27
Independent, Anti A
Socialist Ticket
PUT THIS IN YOUR POCKET
USE 1T. FOR REFERENCE WHEN
YOU GO TO VOTE. E,% - II

Find names listed below on your
ballot and mark an X in the square
opposite each name. You will receive
three balIots-the General Ballot, the
Non-Partisan Ballot and Initiated Law
Ballot. Among the candidates listed
below you will find the names on the
Ballot and in the column as indicated.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-10-27
4 GcoLEHARRoR NEWS

r. w. Blaha and r. Hummel have
remodeled the rooms in the rear OF
the Farmers State Bank and will
room there this coming winter.
& q A.aA. Pankratz motored to Bismarck
this week. IN III. = " n 5s5
Two Of our Coal Harbor citizens
|created a little excitement IN town
this week. 81 NJ. = r. :. Ss@s3 81 8$}
w. o. Hultberg has purchased a
new Chevrolet roadster.
Mr.. and Mrs. sJ,W. Vogel have NOV
ed into their home recently occupied
by the F. A. 8Vogel family. "
Mr. and Mrs. David Carlson left
Friday for their home in Yakima, after.
spending month at the home OF
their son, C. W. Carlson. Dave comes
back once a year I'd assist in thresh-
ing. 81 u 3 l3 .Ffss q b
c. b: Miller will soon leave for. his
home in CALIFORNIA; He has been here
overseeing threshing on his farm.
Every fall 6. b, makes us his welcome
visit. fsj 5FssEj sss:5 IS. s &
n Several children have been i'll in
this community with scarletina. a
The first footbalI game played In,
this section of the state, viii be play
ed Friday when Cole Harbor High
meets the Garrison IIigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. w G Childs motored
to Bismarck this week.
Il The Junior class of the Sunday
school entertained the Senior class
Friday evening at the school house.
Mr.. Lazareth Of. the Farmers Bar
gain store and .Gbttlieb Sch heimpf made
Ia business trip to Washburns this week
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-10-27
GENERAL BALLOT-REPUBL
COLUMN

Place an X opposite the following
names In the Republican column of
the General Ballot. i(Do not place an
X at head Of column): t%z5.2
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-10-27

y. k.S1s 1sVSON&SOsSasssssS ~ So t}5fE@.
.S o 'Connor, independent
saadidats fsr United States ssnator,
~ brought M on : farm In Grand
1osks Csunty
RSssivsl hil sarly einsition n y The
! pablis schools; latsr gra aduatsd ffon
Ls univsrsity, of North Daketa With
"a u lskrsss a b. ~ md Ll.}I IB., and y: 4:
1.s$ IInstrueter Is pubic speaking sat
! FsIs1slo.lo lole; has sines practieed law
IN ll draad Forks; ~ s the ssns tim,
/ sassd snsiysly in farming in cor
I iialss sissis s,his brethers, saad psr-
I, saall svotss 4 part IS every sunner sllll' =
1e .
s Elsss smsmbsr pf The Leg gisletnrs
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