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GOING SOME

"A single pair OF rats. breeding I'M
tnterrpptedly and without deaths,
world at the end OF three years, be
increased to sss.7os,4s: individual
rats
THIS is q startling statement, but 4
Is made on authority Of the scientists
Of the United States biological SUR
.vey.
The common GUS increases al
most as fast al the rats.
These facts show why it Is neces-
'sary to trap and kill rats andNntce to
kesp them from over-runn!Rg the
house. 1
IL left to them.elvea, they multiply,
destroy food, and other valuable prop
erty, and spread dfsease.
Write today for ar illustrated book
let describing the most practical
household methods for getting rid OF
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HOLD LAST RITES 49,.
FOR CAPITALIST 4
AND BENEFACTOR

Boston, Nov. 27.-Funeral services
will be held at Forest Hills cemetery
chapel tomorrow for Philip H. Gray
Of Detroit, capitalist and phiianthro-
pist, who died at a hospital here on
John H. Gray, one Of the original
stockholders of the Ford Motor com
'pany.
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SECOND WIFE
OF TlERNAN ,
NATANCLE
Indications Are That Her
Marital Life Has Been
.Beclouded.!
(By The Associated Press.)

Chicago, Nov. 27.-Mrs. Blanche
Hawn Rash Brimmer. second wife OF
John z. Herman, former professor OF
law at Notre Dame university, pos
sesses d marital status atsleast as tan.
sled as that of her husband for a day,
according to revelations she made
mere before returning to Marshalltown.
Iowa, where she planned to set about
today learning whether she vas en-
titled legally to accept Mr.. Herman in
tnelr Crowpoint, Ind, ceremony on
Saturday.
Must Redeem Herself.
Mrs. Brimmer was left Wy Prof.
Ilernan with the injunction TO Ego and
redeem, yourself in my eyes," replying
q fearful "oh, l will, dear John"
Those expressions came after Prof.
Iiernan and Mrs. Brimmer were in
formed their marriage had been rem
dered illegal by annu1meut OF rfof.
Iiernan's divorce from, Mrs. Augusta
Herman at South Bend, Ind, and her
own prior marital status possibly was
,bcclouded. When she was 18 years
old, eight years ago, she eloped Hnth
Floyd L.. Rash, MarshalltownN baker.
from the home of her parents. the
Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Hawn, then
OF Aredale. Iowa, and now OF Hansell.
Iowa. she said. Four days after re-
ceiving a notice that Rash had sued
for divorce, she said, she married Ar
thur H. Brimmer At Oskaloosa, Iowa,
only to learn still later that Rash had
not obtained a final decree when she
married trimmer. Nothing was done
about the matter, she said, but she
and Brimmer came to Chicago where
she became a check girl in a Chinese
restaurant. While here she learned
that Brimlner then was being sued for
divorce by an earlier wife. whereupon
she returned home, but rejoined Brim-
;mer later at Kansas City, Mo. He. dis
appeared there, she said, and his
brother informed her Brimmer was
dead.
Herman Demands Reply.
rs that all the proof of freedom
you had when you married me-" Prof.
Ticcnan was said to have exclaimed.
Keply.ng to a question regarding
sin another ROMANCE Mrs: brimmer
named, but that she met him in Ma
son City, Iowa, had gone to Clear
Lake, Iowa, with him and then to his
home in Uniontown, Pa, where his
mother told her he was married and
the. father Of a child. The mans
mother paid her way back home, Mrs
'BriInmer said. II
Shortly thereafter she became inter-
ested in the Tiernan-Poulin paternity
cases opened the penciled correspond.
nee with Prof. Herman which led to
their meeting here Ast. Thursday
night, their first sight Of each other
with two attempts to be married in
Illinois before their successful effor,
at Crownpoint, Ind.
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Il trtct June 50, 1929. 1871 .sb
Approved this nth day Of July, 1879.
BY Order OF the District School Board:
JOHN 4OLsEN4, n
.%%& Clerk. |!F
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183A0u31k1D 811033
Report of Treasurer Of Elkmount
School District No. As. County Of Grand
Forks. State OF North Dakota, for year
eesinnins July !. 1891. and ending juno
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, including sinking
fund. at beginning Of school
year. July l. ls21............$ 1871
Total amount re-
oeived during year
from superintendent.
Of State Tuition
Total amount re-
cefved during year
from ap~portionment y.
Of County Tuition
Amount received dur.
Ing year from taxes
School Board ..... 1,o1aM
Amount received
from other sources, -
interest daily bal "
Sncs .............. ESQ
Total receipts for year,. 1.oss.so
Grand total receipts for,
year. including ash on
hand July 1. 1891. .......S 81, 115.1l
EXPENDITURES +
A9 9ea1 ss!d a sssSssf
Houses. Sites and
Permanent I'm
provements .:.....$ 1886 =
Amount paid during r.
year for Teachers ,"."
Bakeries uess
ment Eund) ...... $3.50 !,
Amount paid during
treasure. = on 0os ae.
count Of Teachers
Retirement Fund. $40,
Amount paid during
year for salaries E| u-I@
and expenses Of @
School OficerS,... 1000 - ~
Amount paid during "
year for interest on ~
ot %s': s.asa. ;:;i misc: , ,s:'4
Total expenditures during
Cash on nh hand tin hand: 81 dts h;.'''0's''
trict treasursrl Including
sinking fund at the end OF the
year, Juno 30, 1o33.....a. 1924
Grand total expenditures
and cash on hand to bal
4 THEODORE DALE,
Treasurer Of Mkmount
"a Appp ass TIL. liz aey g July; 1922.
MARTIN THORsoN,
President.
ToRaER HAeNEss.
.Nra CLERK.
Clerks Statement Of indebtedness Of
District
Total amount Of Warrants out
standing June 80. 1922.......$ 1B2.47
Total Indebtedness Of Dis :!
trict jun 40, 1972.......S 1b3,47
Approved this 18th day Of july 1922.
By Order Of the District School Board:
TORGm HA0EESs, - .
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T01A9U1N1'S 3RPo1T
Report of Treasurer Of Wallo School
District No. ". County Of Grand Forks.
state o. North Dakota for year Begin
1ns5ssss. July l. 1871 and ending June 50.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand. including sinking
FUND. at beginning Of school
year. July l, ls21............S 1879
Total amount re- ~
ceiveds during year
from superintendent
Of State Tuition
Total amount re-
ceived during year 4
from a~pportionment
Of County Tuition
Amount received dur: 100
ing ear from taxes
levied. by District
School, Board ......1,28S.s7 % e
Amount received dur
ing year into the
Sinking Fund from
Interest thereon :. es,15
Amount received dur
IN! year from State
Ala ........:.. 17.40 =
Total receipts for year.. 1.sbl.b7
Grand total receipts for
year. including cash on
EXPENDITURES
Amount paid during
year for salaries
and expenses Of ~
School OFFICERS ....$ $500. - !}
Amount paid during rs. a
year for interest on
Amounts S . paid i:id.. during 5000
year for Transpor- a
tation OF Pupils. -. 1o3.35
Amount paid during "
year for Tuition Of ~
Pupils sent to other
districts ........, 1000
Amount paid during
year for Redemp-
ton Of Bonds So. 1900 90 g&
Other expenses. haul.
Ing coal, $500:
tornado insurance,
$500; 1re insur-
ance, &2:10: Incl /.
Total expenditures during
Cash on hand lin hand. Of d,.: Sill
trict %treasurer) Including
sinking fund at the end Of the
year, Juno 80. 1922......... $685. "a
Grand total expenditures
n cash or hand to bal
Rp Is Hsv To snk Essiiet. T 81 IL 80
Amount Of . Sinking
Fund in Treasury
Amount received Into
Sinking Fund from !
interest ..~....!.... ss.1S
Total ...................., 72s.4s
Paid out Of Sinking Fund
for Redemption OF .Bonds. g 72s.4s
OSCAR JOHNSON. Gf.
Treasurer Of walle School
District No. ~. a
Approved this fifth day Of July. 1929
By Order Of the District School Board;
A. D. WHISTLER, NJ
49,, s{ President
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!. Total receipts for ysar..... i.s54.ss
! Grand total receipts for
pear. including cash IN
{ EXPENDITURES
. 1nssun< paid during
ysar for Teachers'
galsries Cess
ment Fund) .......g 75s:ss
Amount paid during
E treasurer on &C.
= count Of Teachers
Retirement Fund %. 1.eA
: Amount 9ss1 paid .s aS5,n:
and sxpenses Of
4 Amount paid during
\ year for interest on
Warrants ... 43.SE
amount paid during
Soof.:: 800: 'totsi. noe
ton Of Warrants. sss.Ts
Other Eszpsnsss:
e:slss s:aiis:::::: 7::s:
rotal ~szpsndtturss Aurfns
osh q hand a. .h.nd: Of dis 1'.''
ttict trsas1rsrl Intending
, ,.as 1n 1an 81 4 e. "a q ths :. I.
.' as sss .. sss. i ss sssDs =
S ~ ~: 5o ~ n t. sofns g s''.'s
;ss VIII T Tsseog ns.t e W e
z o's'r q g d RassE1sS isssSj sssfa:
5s 's ''': fTssidsint
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Clerks Statement Of indebtedness OF
District
Total amount Of Warrants out
rn standin June 90, is2s....::, $40
standing June 80. 1ss2.....".. 100000
Total indebtedness Of Dis
;Annt sgiss J tS1 g; 1922: is24,ossa 20
C. w. ANDERSON, - :
Clerk,
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Report Of Treasurer Of Jamestown
School District. No. 20. County Of Grand
Forks. State OF. North Dakota, for year
besil,ning July. l. 1891. and ending June
80, 1892. -
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, including sinking
fund, ct beginning Of school.
year. July 4, 1871 .a|t 2sS,05
Total amount re- 800,
+ iceived during year
from Apportionment7
Of State Tuition
n 80. $50. ....@ .a47.1o r
Total amount re- $500, Z.
; ceived during year
from a~pportionment
OF County Tuition 4.
J. Fund 49,. ... 4so.75 js.
Amount received dur
ing year from taxes
levied by District Eg, ~
School Board h 6.4S6.e2
Amount received dur s. i"g t
inEtyear from State
AID ...... 174,0O ., I'PEs.
Amount received dur M
Ing year from Sale , III
OF. Bonds .h "a. 900. 90 y
Amount receivedf ~ ;
from other sources. n
Interest on bond /. In.
money .......... 27s,1s
Scnool Dist 79..... t160.16 ". Z
.......... 29.16
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Other Expensss:
Janitor work ...... 1900
R Saving wood n. 1880 q 49,
Cleaning school.... t30S.6ls: ~
Total sxpsnditurss during
Cash on hand Tin hands Of dis,
atrict t~roasurer), Including
sinking fund At the end Of the
year. June 80. 1925........... ISAAC
Grand total expenditures M sag
A n cash on hand to ibal- Ass%A
anco above total 'recSipts el,430.03
Jas. "A. McGILVERY,
f j, |. School District No. b.. !.
Approved this 18th day Of July, 1922.
BY Order Of the District School Board:
sfr JOHN r6AU-VN,
President. 3
EDWARD DONOVAN.
Clerk.
Clerks Statement of indebtedness OF
n District -
Total amount OF Bonds out
standing June 80. 1884. - & 400. 90
Total indebtedness Of Dis. a
Approved this 18th day Of; July. 1922.
~ order OF the District School Board:
EDWARD DONOVAN,
Clerk. I'D !.
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Clerks Statement OF Indebtedness Of
- District
Total amount Of Bonds out
standing June 80. 1ss3........s1.ooo.oo
Total indebtedness OF DE-
M trdct June 80. 1881 1000. 90
Approved this 10th day of Sept. 1891.
By Order OF the DistricttSohool Board:
HUGH ANDERSON. IL s'--~"%
&t 5 FlsF Clark. M r
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Report OF Treasurer ofs Levant School,
Distr1ct No. III County of Grand Forks,
State Of North Dakota, for year begin
min. July J. i1s21s and3 ending Juns 50,
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Total expenditures during
- "A year @Se,o9
Cash on hand Tin hands OF dis.
trict .t%reasurer) Including
sinking fund at the end OF the f*
year. June 80. ls2s........... 1885
Grand total expenditures
n cash on hand to bal
ance above total receipts 6eS.o1
LIZ, MRS. MARGARET DOYLM -"
Treasurer Of Elm Grove
School District No, 43,
Approved this 10th day Of Sept, 1874,
BY Order OF the District School Board:
~ J. G. DOYLE
AtteSt: z President.
Is a .ITT Clerk. hG,
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Clerks Statement Of Yndebtedness 81
ia. District
Total amount OF Warrants OUT
standing June 30, 1922. !. y. t1,329.55
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EofkAv StQI0 OF North O4k0t4p x0r year
beginning July /. 1921. and ending Juno
30, 1922.
RECEIPTS
cksh on hand. including sinking
fund, at beginning Of school
year. July /. 1921...........4 1905
Total amount re-
ceivsd during year .i
from superintendent %
OF State Tuition
Total amount re-
ceived during year
from apportionment
of County Tuition
Fund .......... 61.75
Amount received dur
ing year from taxes
levied by District 4.
School Board ..... 1,011.S7
Amount received dur @ .
Ing year from
tuition Of pupils re-
siding in other dis
tricts ....s...... 1880
Amount received ST,
from other sources,
loan, $1,000; refund,
Toe. total ......... 63.7B
Tn<.1 r>c>so%. <o.>. era a.
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1uronR

Report 1of Treasurer Of Mekinocl.
Schools District No. &c. County OF Grand
Forks State. n3 North ,Dakota, for pear
beginning July ]. 1891. and ending June
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Report Of Treasurer Of Blooming
School District No. IS. County Of Grand
Forks. State of North Dakota, for year
eees1 1ssa July l. 1921. ana ending June
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Cash on hand. including sinking
fund, - beginning Of school
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1U01P

Report of Treasurer lgof HoneyforA
School District No. 80. County Of Grand
Forks, State OF North Dakota, for year
oesinnins July !. 1921. and ending June
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nrAsunsr,n :

Report of Treasurer of Grace School
District No. IS, County OF Grand Forks.
State OF North Dakota, for year bsstn-
ming July Aall.3ale3l.. and ending June ~.
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nnponr

Report OF Treasurer Of Wheatdeld
School District No. IS, County Of Grahdi
Forks. state OF North Dakota, for year
bsSinning July !. 1891. and ending June
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Clerks Statement Of indebtedness Of
" District j.
Total amount of Warrants out
standing June 3O.~1022$. 1863

Total indebtedness Of Dis
trict June 80, +l922.......$ 1853
Approved. this 11th day of july. 1922.
By Order Of the District School Board:
MRS. JAS. O'HARA,
sl Clerk. -s
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Report II Treasurer Of Wsshington
School District No. 50, County Of Grand
Forks, State OF North Dakota, for year
beginning July 1. 1921. and ending juno
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Report OF Treasurer OF Pleasant View
School District No.. so, sCounfy,of Grand
Forts. State of North Dakota. for yenr
10I1nQ9 Va SS@S tHSl R&gf5 g@1 E5EVSSs i
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-17
HORRIBLE
HEADACHES!

Perhaps you wonder whether dis
ordered stomach causes them. Maybe
you think your eyes are not just right
and that they make your head ache,
or possibly that a sluggish liver
makes your head hurt. But have you
ever Thought that your frequent head
aches may be due to weak, watery
blood? This is very common cause
of headache-what the doctors call
aIemic headache. due to what Fthey
term general blood poverty Take
Guides Pepto-Mangan with your meals
for few weeks to build UP your
blood and general strength, and your
headaches will probably cease. Guides
Pepto-Mangan contains a readily di-
gestible form of iron that puts more
redness into your blood, and, as ev
erybody knows, it is red blood that is
the only sure foundation of good
health. You cannot be we'll without
it. Get GUIDES Pepto-Mangan OF your
druggist. 1t is sold in both liquid and
tablet form. adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-17
NO TELLING WHAT NEXT

Trouble of real dimensions seems to be brew
ing in Ireland. There is an intimation that what
has happened there will prove absolutely insight
hcant alongside the big noise that has been
secretly staged by the agators who have found
ready accomplices right here in the United States
That section of the Irish people who were guilty
of connivance with the Germans at the most crt-
cal stage in the progress of the World War, might
well be placed under suspicion now or al any other
time in connection with plot to bring on general
civil war and then turn Ireland to the Bolshe
visits. Should such trick be tried, it would, as
Winston Churchill says, ruin Ireand's cause for
more than century. There would seem to be a
group of Irish men and women and sympathizers
in all sections CT the world, who are determined
not to accept the Irish Free State status. Led by
DeValera, they are insisting that right now and
here is the time for full freedom physically and
politically. There is compromise In their at
titude as evidenced by the continued guerilla
fare being carried on in Belfast where innocent
men, women and children are shot down in cold
blood by assessins who hide behind closed doors
or barred windows and pick off their victims at
random Imagine such condition in a commun-
ity such as Lakeland, Barlow Winter Haven or
any other town in our peaceful land and ask the
question, How long would any government stand
for such things?" Truly the outlook is anything
but encouraging these days; there may be way
cut, but, judging affairs at this distance, it would
look as though some sort of strong arm policy
would work wonders in getting conditions back to
somewhere near normal Ireland is truly to be
pitied Wrongs have undoubtedly heen commit
ted by the British government but it Is always well
10 remember that two wrongs do not make right
Furthermore the world is about ready to accept
Lloyd Georges handling of the situation as being
just and fair to all Sides In any event the trag-
edies being enacted day after day here and there
Throughout the island, are net calculated to win
for Ireland any degree Of confidence in the ability
of the Irish people to take care Of themselves. TIE
only method Ct redemption open is that those WHO
are melting and encouraging the present program
Of wilful murder call off The gang engaged in dis
pasttime and turn to the ways of peace. Ireland
deserves better things. Better days will come when
Michael Collins is in position to assert his author
ity and cooperate with the north of Ireland in the
restoration Of confidence and good will.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-17
WHERE IS OUR CURB MARKET?
Stanford Herald. }

Sanford the first city in the state to orig
mate the curb market and it great success
here for some time but the farmers themselves
were the first to fall down on the proposition and
while still think it is the right idea to bring
growers and buyers together to the mutual bene-
fit of both, it is up to the growers to start it
and keep it going. Other cities that have about
onefourth OF Sanford's acreage in vegetables are
pu ting curb markets with great profit, and
success and it would be we'll to investigate the
curb market plan here as the spring crops will
be coming on and the curb market is a won
derfu place to sell your surplus products and
get the ready cash for them. Lakeland is think
the Lakeland Telegram would Indicate:
"A prominent farmer from nearby community
has asked the Telegram to throw out the sug-
gestion that Lakeland ought to have and support
q curb or farmers market in line with the plan
in vogue in Orlando and well known to al
most every town and city outside of Florida. The
suggestion is worthy of more than passing no.
tiee If such market could be established it
would afford trade avenue whereby the farmer
could sell his produce for cash to the people of
the ci and take that cash to the merchant for
the purchase of groceries, dry goods and all the
other articles of commerce. Anyone who has
ever had knowledge of how this proposition
works will instantly realize what an enormous
factor a curb market would be in attracting the
suburban population 20 Lakeland to do their
trading ard to exchange mutual benefits. This
may be a matter for the merchants committee
OF the Chamber of Commerce If it is, the sug
gestion of our farmer friend is respectfully sub
nit ed for consideration and action"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-17
THE PACIFIC

TIE wide and blue Pacific comes stopping to
MY door; some seas most terrific, the way
they surge and roar; but this old langud ocean
is never in cOmmotion; it seems to have the
ton that effort is bore. Upon its breast no
ripple for days may be deserted; it looks so calm
Il cripple Nigh. swim to t'other side; | hear old
salts relating wild tales 07 skating for days with
out abating, and feel that they have lied I've
SIT and watched the briny for ages from my
coop; it's always still and shiny, and like sea
of soup; unbroken calm it gil tiers, save where
some fnny critters, emerging from the bitters,
emit a hshlike whoop. I've longed TO see the bill.
lows in wild commotion roll, while l sat meath
the willows with my long fishing poe but, slug.
gsh, still and quiet. the sea, as loaf by it,
puts up startling riot designed to stir the SOUL
Ii scarcely even shvers, it stagnates gray and
grim and know Kansas rivers that have more
pep and vim; with seaweed it is us.ed, with
seaweed red and rusted, and gulls that look dis
gusted along its surface skim. A long, long time
I've waited to see this ocean wake, and now
know I'm fated to find my hope fake; and while
the famed Atlantic is prone to spasms fran &c,
and kicks up storms gigantic, this sea jams down
the brake