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MISS SELLNER
MARRIED TO MR..
GODFREY TODAY

The wedding of Miss Bertha M.
Sellner to James A. Godfrey, was
solemnized early this morning at
St. Marys Catholic church, Rev.
Father Stag conducting the servic es.
The bride was gowned attractively
in poudre blue georgette with har-
monizing accessories. Her arm bou-
quet was Of shower roses. The
bridesmaid, Miss Louise Scheber, was
in orchid crepe de chine and wore a
hat to match.
Mrs. Godfrey has been employed in
Bismarck for the past three years,
coming here from Hankinson. Mr..
Godfrey is an employee of the Cope
lin Motor Co., and after short we'd
ding trip, the couple will be at home
at 518 Sixth street.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

ture at the Eltinge Theatre for
Wednesday. The story is a fast
moving romantic drama of Spain.
Moreno was the ideal choice for
the role Of the Wildcat. a happy-go-
lucky, top-at-nothng bandit chief.
Miss Taylor's assignment to the fem
mime lead came as q recognition of
her brilliant performance in Cecil b,
DeMille's "Ten Commandments"
"Tiger Love" is one Of the few
Spanish pictures in which it has been
Moreno's lot to appear despite the
fact that he always sought oppor
tunities to portray on the screen
characters Of his own nationality
"The Spanish Dancer" in which he
appeared in support of Pola Negri,
will be remembered as one of Tony's
recent successes.
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CAPITOL NOTES

The lure Of foreign travel is still
strong with Charles Licssmam assist
ant secretary Of state. who has beer
resident Of North Dakota for six
teen years. Mr. Licssman was on a
tour of the United States when the
North Dakota plains lured him to
stay. His present expectations are
that he will journey to Europe in a
year or two and, when his boy and
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ans, Mrs. O. w. Robe and baby
girl. Thomas Gray, city; Gladys
Erickson, Beaulah; Lydia Kohler,
Heaton; Beatrice Duffy. John Duffy.
city; Arthur Frank, Flasher; Irene
Kopp, Richardson's; Mrs. N. Abcrle,
Glen Cross, S. d.; Myrtle Dobson,
Van Hook; Mrs. Jacob Hoffart,
Strasburg; II. f. Albaugh. Hazelton;
Frances Halzcnhuchler, Fort Rice;
Mrs. Mick Boespfling, city; Henry
Gundcrson, Crystal Springs; Law
renee kelsch, Bentley.
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Auto Statesmen
Hold Conference
In This City

Thirty statesmen Of the, Dakota
Auto Sales company Of Bismarck,
who have their headquarters in Cen
trail and Southwestern North Dakota
towns, attended a conference at the
Dakota Auto Sales company office
yesterday. Sales methods and ser
vice were discussed and the statesmen
were guests of the company at a
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CITY NEWS
BISMARCK HOSPITAL NOTE.

BISMARCK HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted: Alvain Hoist, Emmit;
Martha Becker, Lehr: Alfred Botten,
Carson; Carl Link Jr., Stanton;
Lydia Geidd, Washburn;' Lillian
Amundson, Harmon; Alvina Steinlc,
Carson; Mrs. Martin Riedlinger,
Linton; George 'Conitz. Blue Grass;
Mrs. S. Blumhagen, Mandan; Mrs.
H. A. Knudson, Driscoll; F. F.
Steinlc. Carson; Mrs. R. E. Wick
ham, Glen Ullin; Oscar Jamlgaard,
Douglas; Robert Wollmuth, Doug
las; Edwin HOLE. New Salem; Gay
,or Thompson. Mandan; Mrs. H. w.
Middough, Mandan; Thomas Torkel-
son. Emerson; Rachel Kavonius,
Wing.
Discharged: L. F. Bechtold. city;
T. H. Stiffen. Wilton; Rosie Zander,
Judson; Neva Prouty, Underwood;
Sam Bonchoff, New Salem; Mrs.
Fred Dickin, Taylor; Christ Sprecher,
Dogden; Mrs. c. c.. Kelswen and
baby girl, Almont; Mrs. Charles
VIM, Cole Harbor; Annie Bren-
neise, Goodrich; Mrs. John Weisen-
berger. futile: Emil Jensen, Flasher,
Anna Schlichting, Garrison; Mrs. E.
H. Rykkill. Ryder; Ned Bosworth,
Raleigh; Waldemar Dubs, New Leip-
zig.
ST. ALEXIUS HOSPITAL NOTES
Entries: Henry Herr, Anton Herr
Glen Ullin; Anna Kuntz. Napoleon;
Vina King, Dunn Center; William
Falconer. city; Robert Guenther,
city; Marjorie Werner, Lark; A. W.
Arntz, Burnstad; Clementine Frank
Dickinson; Phyllis Herr. Wishek !:
Fred Baller, city; 'Magdalene Schmidt
Burnstad; Mary Schaff Glen Ullin;
Orville Wilson, city; Joseph Koch
Mandan; Mrs. George E. McCay
city; Mrs. Nora Jones. Elbowoods !;
Mrs. r. V. Bagnell. Harmon; Eugene
HERMANN. Blackwater; C. F. Hus-
ton, Turtle Lake: Mrs. Nick Schm 1t,
Mandan; Gottlieb Wriolf. Danzig:
Theo. Maier. Beulah; Mrs. Nick
Friez. Flasher; Phillip Wall. Mercer;
Hnery Berger, St. Anthony; Mrs.
Anna Mattern, Glen Ullin.
Discharges: William Vorpahl,
Judson, Phillip Zacher, city; Robert
Risch. Baldwin; Jack Johnson. city;
Glen Toliver, city; Leo Stanton
Braddock; Melvin Ward. W. NJ. Ad-
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VISITING HERE

VIOI IINU HIM.
Mrs. Otto Wannagat of Minot, N.
D.. is in the city visiting her father,
Walter Knott. Mrs. Wannagat was
delegate to the u. c. T. conven-
tion in Detroit. Mimi. and en- route
home has visited in Fargo and Grand
Forks.
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TO HARVEY

Gene Billigmeier Of the Bank of
North Dakota left for his home at
Harvey Monday. He will 60 with his
parents on a two weeks motor trip
before returning to Bismarck.
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Those who have foot trou-
bles should see the ''Pr0tex
Arch" Pumps and OxfOrds at
Webb Bros.
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EXPECTED HOME

Arthur Lucas is expected in Bis
marck Wednesday or Thursday. Mr..
Lucas has been a student at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. He stopped
in Chicago, Milwaukee and Mime
apolis.
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PICNIC CALLED OFF

The picnic planned for tomorrow
for pupils of the Daily Vacation
Bible school has been called off on
account of rain and threatenine
weather. It has been decided to
abandon the picnic entirely this year.
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STATE OFFICER TO SPEAK

STATE OFFICER TO SPEAK
At the meeting of the Missionary
Circle of the Baptist church Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
o. S. Jacobson, Mrs. N. J. Nelson,
state chairman of the North Dakota
Baptist Women's Missionary Society,
of Grand Forks will speak.
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TO FLASHER

: To TLASHE Elk
Miss Magdalen Manning left yes
terday for visit in Flasher. She
was accompanied by her cousin. DR..
DeMoulley and family, who have been
visiting here.
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VISIT HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Throdahl and
son. Peter. of Glendive. Mont. mo-
tored to Bismarck Monday and will
spend few days here.
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girl will be graduated from the state
university and assured of success,
will become a permanent resident of
Central America, IA region with which
he is familiarly acquainted.
Mrs. Luther Munson has returned
to her duties in the tax comm ssion-
er's office following her honeymoon.
Yearly corporation reports arc be-
ing filed with the secretary of state,
although the date for filing is July
]. Domestic and foreign corpora
tons who fail to make yearly re-
port are considered non-existcnt by
the secretary of state.
The growth of the state health
commission office is evident in the
fact that four new clerks arc to be
added to the present force of two.
With the increased staff DR.. A. A..
Whittcmore, state health officer,
hopes to have statistics up to date.
An adding machine has been added
to the office equipment
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FROM WASHRJ1RN

FROM WASHBURN
Ed. Laub of Washburn spent Sun,
day in the city.
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FORMER BISMARCK GIRL MAR
RIEn

Word has been received here of
the marriage of Miss Mabel Verdoly-
ack, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Verdolyack, former residents of Bis
marck. She was married last week
to Harold Scott at st. Paul's Episco-
pal church. Minneapolis. The groom
is young businessman of Mime
apolis. Following the wedding, they
took an auto tour through northern
Minnesota. They will make their
home in Minneapolis.
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HOME FROM TWIN CITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tschumperlin
returned Saturday from Minneapolis
and St. Paul, where they have been
spending the last two weeks.
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If you draw V from shoulder
line to waistline, and then scoop out
the material inside the V you I'M
cover quite an expanse Of back. If
this bothers you at all, follow the
plan of Carmel Meyers and wear one
of the new back necklaces of dia-
monds and pearls-just like the
pendant effects that were once worn
down the front. 1t breaks up the
dead white of the shoulders and
offers some explanation for the gut
of the frock. Really, it's very
smart thing to do these days.
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A CORRECTION

n CVNNEC ION
An item in Monday nights Tribune
stated that George Knowles had re-
turned from the University of Wis
consih. Mr.. Knowles is a student at
the University of Iowa,
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RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hanewald and
children have returned from a trip
of two weeks to Detroit, Mimi, and
other places.
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LEGION TO MEET
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
-~oe+ at $50 p. m. tomorrow at the
Baptist church.
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VISITORS LEAVE

Mrs. NJ. l.. Begg and Miss J. NJ.
Begg, sister and sister-in-law of
Mrs. j. J. Macleod, left this morning
for their home in Hamilton, Ontario,
after a visit here.
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10 cuICACn

To CHICAVO
Miss Dorothy Dakin left Monday
evening for Chicago where she will
spend the summer.
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IENE ES EKDAT
Peter Marble was here from Moffit
yesterday.
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luncheon at noon at the Mckenzie
hotel.
The statesmen reported big de-
mand for Oldsmobile cars in their
territories and number of the
statesmen drove cars away yesterday
for delivery to their customers.
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EXTENDED VISIT

EXTENDED VISIT
Mrs. N. w. Gaulke left last night
for Seattle, Wash, where she will
spend the next three months.
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New assortment, new white
kid sports hats, beautiful
color combinations, displayed
at the Sarah Gold Shop. 312
Main Street.
Use Gas the Super Fuel.
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At The Movies
AT THE CAPITOL,

Patrons of the Capitol Theatre
will have an opportunity to see how
a nationwide beauty contest is con
Quoted when Viola Dana, in "The
Beauty Prize" her latest Metro Gold
wyn production, comes tomorrow for q
wo-days' run. "The Beauty Prize
is perturbation of the Saturday
Evening Post story of that name by
Nina Wilcox Putnam and is said to
provide rousing good entertainment
by virtue of it's splendid comedy,
really dramatic plot, and the details
of the contest.
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HERE YESTERDAY
W. E. Byerly of Velva was a visitor
here yesterday.
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ELTINGE THEATRE
Antonio Moreno and Estelle Tay
Tor. now Mrs. Jack Dempsey, are
featured in the leading roles of the
"Tiger Love-" which will be the fca-
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Social and Personal
SINGS AT HOSPITAL

Miss Arduth Irene James of Chi
cago, who is in the city visiting her
aunt. Mrs. E. j. Gobel, sang last night
for the nurses at St. Alexius hospi-
tai. Miss James is a graduate of the
Columbia school of music. She is
en- route to Yellowstone National
Park to spend the summer.
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ON SUMNER VACATION
Arnold Stewart left yesterday for
Bristol. N. H., where he will spend
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FROM WILTON
Miss Edna Olson of Wilton was in
the city yesterday.
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day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
o. S. Jacobson, Mrs. N. ]. Nelson,
state chairman of the North Dakota
Baptist Women's Missionary Society,
of Grand Forks will speak
PICNIC CALLED OFF
The picnic planned for tomorrow
for pupils of the Daily Vacation
Bible school has been called off on
account of rain and threatening
weather. It has been decided to
abandon the picnic entirely this year.
EXPECTED HOME
Arthur Lucas is expected in Bis
marck Wednesday or Thursday. Mr..
Lucas has been a student at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. He stopped
in Chicago, Milwaukee and Mime
apolis.
TO HARVEY
Gene Billigmeier Of the Bank of
North Dakota left for his home at
Harvey Monday. He will 60 with his
parents on two weeks motor trip
before returning to Bismarck.
HOME FROM TWIN CITIES
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tschumperlin
returned Saturday from Minneapolis
and ST. Paul, where they have been
spending the last two weeks.
RETURN FROM TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Hanewald and
children have returned from a trip
of two weeks to Detroit, Mimi, and
other places.
EXTENDED VISIT
Mrs.. N. w. Gaulke left last night
for Seattle, WASH, where she will
spend the next three months.
TO CHICAGO
Miss Dorothy Dakin left Monday
evening for Chicago where she will
spend the summer.
LEGION TO MEET
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
'""e+ at $50 p. m. tomorrow at the
Baptist church.
ON SUMNER VACATION
Arnold Stewart left yesterday for
Bristol, N. H., where he will spend
the summer.
FROM MOFFIT
C. E. Motif and Fred Moffit were
in the city from Moffit yesterday on
business. :.
HERE YESTERDAY
w. L. Watson of Mckenzie was
business visitor in the city yester
day.
LOS ANGELES VISITOR
Miss Alice Stevens of Los Angeles
is in the city visiting relatives.
FROM MCKENZIE
B. Leather Of Mckenzie was here
yesterday on business.
FROM WILTON
Miss Edna Olson of Wilton was in
the city yesterday.
HERE YESTERDAY
W. E. Byerly of Velva was a visitor
here yesterday.
Those who have foot trou-
bles should see the 'Pr0tex
Arch" Pumps and OxfOrds at
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
Gsa NE 90
FOR SALE

HOUSE; close in, splendid condition
strictly modern, fine for rooming
house, reasonable terms; $630O.OO.
BUNGALOW; Riverview, years old,
newly painted and decorated. Must
be sold this week, if at all. 6
rooms, modern, basement garage;
$4,000 cash, balance easy pay
ments. $45OOOO.
HOUSE,; about five years old, A /
condition., east front, hot water
heat full basement roOmed off,
very reasonable at $3.50 90.
HOUSE.; Z rooms, east front, corner
lot, modern, full basement, one of
the best built houses in city but
needs redecoration, only 100000.
HAVE probably the best selection
of houses and lots Of amy dealer
in the city.
FARM LANDS; The past week have
submitted offers On 8 quarter sec
items and by fail buyers will be
standing in l:He. Come in and get
at the. head Of the line now when
there are some rare bargains to be
{. had. 5
INSURANCE.. Fire, tornado and au-
tomObile insurance written in re-
liable companies. U
.na F. f. YOUNG.
h-11-1W
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NEW FACTS ON
HEBREW BIBLE
ARE CLAIMED

Leipsic, May ia revolution in
Bible research work is foreseen by
the Investigations, published in book
form, of Prof. Franz Wutz of the
Eichstatt Bishopric Lyceum, entitled
"New Facts on the Septuaginta and
Hebrew Bible"
The current version that the
Greek Alexandrian translation of the
Old Testament, known as the Sep
tuaginta, is derived from the origin
al Hebrew text seems to be shattered
by the theory of Prof. Wutz. The
author is taken very seriously by
biblical scholars, even those whose
favorite theory he confutes by his
statements, as, for instance, the
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well known exponent of the Old Tes
lament, Rudolf Kittel.
Prof. Wutz now comes out with
the new and somewhat startling
statement that the Septuaginta is
largely reproduction of Hebrew
words written with Greek letters. He
claims to have discovered that as
early as 200 b. c. Jewish scholars
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utilized Greek Hebrew texts for their
TRANSACTIONS into Greek. These trans
criptions, he believes, furnished not
only an calculation of the Septua-
ginta-a feat hitherto cons ifer red
impos sible-but also open up an en-
tirely new vista in old biblical lit
eraturc. An authority like kittel
recognizes in these discoveries of
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when the graduation exercises will
be held.
The speaker for the commence
ment program has not been announc-
ed. The entire program will be pub
lished in few days.
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MANDAN NEWS
MANDAN OFFICERS REFLECTED

MANDAN OFFICERS E-ELECTED
Mrs. l.. N. Cary was reelected re-
gent Of the Mandan chapter of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton at the annual meeting held Mon
day noon following luncheon at the
Lewis 4 Clark hotel. The meeting
marked the close of the organiza-
officers who also were reelected to
serve a second year were Mrs. r. w.
SINNERS, vice regent; Mrs. j. L. Bow
ers, corresponding secretary; Mrs
Arnold Render, recording secretary,
and Mrs. B. w. Shaw, treasurer.
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MANDAN SENIORS HOLD HOP

The annual Hop" Of the Senior
class of Mandan high school will be
held Friday evening in the high
school gymnasium and will close the
season for the school as far as social
events are concerned. One other
dance will be given later by the
alumni association for the senior
class which will be held following
the annual banquet
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HONOR STUDENTS

Valedictorian and Salutatorian
honors of the Mandan high school
senior class this year go to Miss
Alice Wilkinson and Miss Rose Hop
fauf, respectively.
These two girls lead a. class of 43
members this year who will receive
their diplomas on Friday, June 5,
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PAGE SEVEN

the much soughtfor original Hebrew
text of the Old Testament
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FOR SALE

~ FOR SALE
HOUSE, S rooms and bath, modern,
hot air heat, good condition, full
lot. Price $35OO.OO.
BUNGALOW, 8 rooms and bath, built
in features, dandy condition, we'll
=. located and a real home. Price
$465O.00. Terms.
HOUSE, rooms and bath, modern
with convenient buflt-in features,
lawn. trees, and garage. Occupied
by owner and real home. De-
sirable location. Price $4800.00.
Terms.
BUNGALOW, room and bath, full
basement, hot air furnace, oak
= floors, pantry, cistern, two inclosed
porches. Close in. Price $5O0O.OO.
Practically new.
HOUSE, S rooms and bath, modern,
fir. place and built-in features.
Garage, lawn and trees, all in ex-
/, cept.onally fine condition. Price
$5350CG. Terms.
COTTAGE, rooms and bath, hot
water heat, located very favorable.
Price $4,000. Terms.
HOUSE, 8 rooms and bath, new hot
water heating plant, maple floors,
gas stoves, birch trim. Price $4750.
Terms.
DESIRABLE lots in all parts of the
city. We have exceptionally good
buys in houses and lots, also farm
lands. We sincerely feel that now
is the opportune time to buy.
WE WRITE every form of insurance
in good reliable Insurance Com
panys. We have money to loan.
INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY
COMPANY, INC.
Phone 1873
Office with First. Guaranty Bank.
5-9-lw
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BASEBALL SEASON BEGINNING

The baseball bug began biting this
week and as result several teams
will be seen in action soon. The
State Training school has a team
waiting for opponents to tackle.
Coach Hafey is whipping a high
school team into shape and this
morning the Connolly motor con-
pany organized and accepted chMl-
lenges from the Lair Motor Sales
and the Gamble Robinson teams. 1t
is likely that two more city teams
will be in the, field soon and Mandan
will have plenty of twilight baseball
games.
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CLEAN THEM FIRST

Garments that are to be packed
away during the summer months
should first be well cleaned and
brushed.
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Puzzle.

mineral waters with gas.
10. Hard coating of a seed.
II Hebrew name of God.
IA. A weapon.
Is. To choose.
IL. Suitable.
20. Aurora.
q. Pertaining to the supporting
tissue of an internal organ.
%. To cook slowly.
"a. To reduce to order.
27. Inlet,
2S. Road house.
30. Chemical which yields sugar
81. Froths.
3t Pertaining to air.
"a. Self
81. Collection of facts.
38. Shrub used in making indigo.
IA. White crystalline substance
As. To rap lightly.
40 Foretoken. '.,...
AZ. By.
~. DryneSS OF skin.
81. Ulcers of cheek and mouth.
So. More crippled.
SO. Cluster Of knots in cotton fibre
SO. Altar.
60. Parched.
G2. Fairy.
Ga. Edge.
65. Pan.
&C. Lair.
67. To obstruct.
G2 River in Italy
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MUSIC SCHOOL

Alph. Lampe, Director.
Special Summer classes for Harmony
and Piano. Pupils without piano
at residence may, ii they desire,
study under direction and at spe~
cial conditions at our Studio. For
further information call at Gil
First Street or Phone No. 1917.
5-9-1w
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able Of being solved like all the res
HORIZONTAL
l. Swings in the wind.
5. Blue grass.
s. To subside.
II. To dine.
l3. Seized by force.
l6. Snake-like fish.
II Instruments for making impress
sions.
10. Seniors.
81. Pace.
23 Grain.
25. Portable house.
&C. Name of zone.
30. To remain.
30. Finds bearings.
80. Fertile spots on desert.
35 Spike on barley or oats.
&c. Weight tfor precious stones).
80. PronOun.
40. Secured.
Al. Rifle.
AZ. Point of compass.
Az. A constellation.
AS. Peak.
49. Adage.
so. 1000 pounds.
81. Paints.
"a. High priest who trained Sam
uel
55. Upon.
81. Musical drama.
3d. Measure of area.
So: Circumstance.
81. Strong cord.
CO. To form breakwater out of
stones.
&C. To degrade.
GS. Hole left by smallpox.
GO. A large division or class of in
sects.
II. Anger.
70. kind of thcater used in an
cient Greece.
"a. Metal used for cooking utensils.
70. Violin "lubricator."
VERTICAL
]. Point of compass.
2. To dissipate.
3. Listens. .
4. Total.
5. Matter from sore.
6. Correlative of either.
|, Z. To mimic.
8. To total.
9. Apparatus used for charging
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RABY CHICKS

BABY CHICKS
BABY CHICKS, reduced May-June
prices per roo; Leghorns $3.50;
Barred or White Rocks, S. C. Reds
$l4.5O; Orpingtons, Wyandottes
$3.50; R. C. Reds, Minorcas etc.
$1,000; Broilers $1,000. Standard
bred. Prepaid, 100 percent guar
antee. Order from this and save
time. Clayton Rust, Fargo, N. d.
s, 5-l4-1m
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR SALE-Ford touring car in good
condition. Raudenbush Piano. New
on easy terms. Call 246,- ask for
Mr.. Gobel. 5-l2-3t
FOR SALE-Bargain, Buick Touring
good condition. 1910 Thayer st.
5-l4-3t
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LET US refinish your cylinders With
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