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Drisc0ll

The graduating class of Driscoll
high school was entertained at a
dinner at the Home cafe by Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Hillerson Wednesday eve
ming. May Is. The faculty also was
present. Covers were laid for IL
and the table decorations were in
class colors, purple and gold. A bowl
of pansies, the class flower, was
used for the centerpiece. The honor
guests received as favors group pic
lures of the high school tied to-
gether to. represent miniature di-
plomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Swanson
entertained the graduates Tuesday
evening at prettily appointed
luncheon in their home. The table
decorations were in purple and gold
and favors of small cakes in the
form Of diplomas were used to des-
ignate the places Of the guests. The
evening was spent playing whist.
Misses Guam, Hanson and Hend-
rickson left for their respective
homes Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mount enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hillerson
at dinner Tuesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hillers0n are. leaving Thursday
The intermediate and primary
grades had their picnic Thursday al
the school.
Dorothy Johnson received a ribbon
badge for the javelin throw during
the field and track meet held at Fort
Lincoln this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. J.. Kress motored
to Tappen last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Koon and family
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ward and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thomas and Mr.. anC
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EdgemOnt

Esther, Eddie and Andy Johnson
called on Karl Schatz's Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hochhalter and
son attended the Alta church Sun
day.
Inga Adams and Esther Johnson
made call on Pauline SchatZ Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs./I Schatz, Emmanuel, Bennie,
and Susie called on the John Stroh
family Thursday evening.
IL is reported that mrs. Just Of
near Mercer has had n stroke Of
raralyis.
Ia. :Schatz. Harold Brown and Roy
Just are disging rock for Geo,
Iitckcr this week.
j. H. Jones was "A Reagan caller
Wednesdays
Mrs Rroclei and children Of Tur-
lie Lake attended the Alta church
Sunday.
The Dave Hochhalter family were
Sunday dinner guests at the John
Stroh home.
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Temvi!x

Math koppy Of Hampton was a
caller here Tuesday. He brought his
brothers. Steve and Frank, in to
take eighth ,jradc examinations.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Enders and
daughters, Dorothea and Renee, Neil
Quasi and Steve and Frank koppy
attended the movies at Linton We'd
nesday evening.
and daughter. Alice, motorcd to Lin
ton Thursday. -
Misses Julia Hesler and Katie
julius Deis home Thursday evening
Pauline koppy of Hampton spent
the weekend here visiting her sis
tiers, Frances and Theresa.
Mrs. Charles Enders was called to
Bismarck Thursday morning on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
], father, I. Daily, of Carson, n. ID. He
/, is greatly improved at this writing.
Misses Rose Schlecht and Margaret
Hoff spent Thursday at Linton.
Fred McrkeE and family were Lin
ton callers Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Hendrix at
] tended the movies at Linton Thurs
,day evening.
, Misses Katie Thomas and Julia
Heisler closed a very successful term
of school Friday. They had PLANNED
a picnic in the De. Witt grove
but on account of the rain the
F, night before it was impossible to
have it there. So they served lunch
! in the primary room.
Misses Julia Heisler and Katie
! Thomas left Friday evening for Lin
ton I'd spend the vacation with their
parents.
Misses Louise Foell and Ann Cal
| quhoun who have been attending
| high school at Hazelton came home
| Friday evening to spend the vaca-
ton with their parents.
Miss Dorothea Brown, who grad
uated Friday from the Hazelton high
school, came home Friday evening
to spend sometime with her parents
before going to the summer school
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Foell and fan-
| lily attended commencement exer.
cises at the Zrbes theatre at Hazel
ton Friday evening.
! Mrs. e. Albrecht from Bismarck is
visiting at the Christ Albrecht home
| Mrs. A. H. Hanson left Saturday
| for Dickinson, N. D.
Mrs. Ornson OFT and daughter
Mrs. Foster Dart, of Hazelton, were
shopping here Friday.
Miss Betsy Sjerslcc spent thu
weekend at the David Calsuhour
home.
The Y. P. B. met at the Oscar Lar
wick home. Quite a large number
were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nauman ant
| family were callers at the Davil
Calquhoun home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frank Muckler had her schoo
| picnic Saturday.
Miss Rose Schlecht started t,
work Monday for Mrs. r. r. Hogu'
of Linton.
/ Charles Enders and daughters
| Dorothea and Renee, motored to Bis
! marck Saturday to get Mrs. Enders
who had been with her father tn
past few days. They returned Mon
day.
Miss Eunice Venne of Bismarc
came Monday evening to visit wit
relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs: Steve Koppy o
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Lark

Misses Lois and Bernice Prante
purchased a new Ford touring car
from the Botten garage Thursday.
Miss Viola Mousel completed her
term in the Lark school Friday.
Thain school can we'll be proud of
their excellent showing both Mt the
play day exercises and the track
meet held at Leith. The exhibit
shown was especially good and we'll
deserved the first prize which was \
large Grant county banner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NcCraith were
Carson shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Ercel McGill and little daugn-
ter Maxine spent the weekend at
the Mousel home near Flasher.
Charles Schick has been busy
taking the school census this week.
+. f. F. Daley, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. I. P. Daley, and Mrs.
r. c. Emch of Leith, went to Bis
marck Wednesday where he was
called on account of the serious ILL
ness of his father.
Memorial day services were held at
the Lark cemetery at 1880 Monday
afternoon.
Misses Lois and Bernice Prante,
who completed most successful
term of school at Thain, are spend
ing few days at the Elmer Brandt
home before leaving for their home
at Minor, N. D..
The Sunshine Sewing club will
meet at the Wilmar, Roberts home
Saturday.
Mrs. Sid Brodie and daughter Au-
drey, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Axlen and Mrs. James Sandlin,
went to Bismarck Saturday.
A large percentage of the corn
throughout this section will have to
be replanted because Of the continued
cold and wet weather.
Miss Evelyn Wernick returned
this week to her home near Lark
after completing her school term at
Carson.
|. William Fredericks and SON Fritz
and daughter Lilly motored to Bis
marck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmar Roberts and
| SON Kenneth attended the Memorial
day services at Carson Monday.
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Dodge

j. A. Jacobs. Ernest Carlson and
Elmer Brown returned Thursday eve
ming from Manning where they
served on the jury.
Ralph Smith. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Smith of Golden Valley, spent
few days at the Glenn Kirk home.
Nr. and Mrs Fred Siverts and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Beirgs Of Marshall
attended the high school and eighth
grade commencement exercises Fri
day evening, May 27th.
T. Leroy Evans, editor of the lIalli-
day Promoter, OF Halliday. was Il
business caller in Dodge Friday. May
9th.
The Misses Featherstone and Rails
takka left for their respective HON cs
after having finished successful
school terms in the Dodge school.
Miss keatherstone's home is in Val
ley City and Miss Raistakka's home
is in New York Mills, Mimi.
+. J. Rum is having "a new cream
station built next to the J A. Jacobs
store. Dan Klaus of Golden Valley
is doing the building. Dodge will
soon be built up again.
Sam Goetz was an eastbound pas
senger to Fargo Monday, May 3Oth,
where he will visit Mrs. Goetz, who
is taking course in marching there.
J. A. Jacobs had a new gasoline
filling station installed in front of
his store.
Mrs. Boyland, county superintend-
ent and her son, James, were bust
ness callers at Dodge, Saturday, May
2Sth
Miss Fern Daffinrud of Hazen is
visiting at the home of her brother,
Norman Daffinrud, for few days.
Gotthilf Isaak is having a fine
commodious house built for himself
on his farm northeast Of Dodge. The
house will be constructed Of brick.
The first commencement exercises
Of the Dodge high school were held
at the auditorium Friday evening
May 9th. Lillian Marie Gustafson
and Hildegarde Grossman received
their diplomas and are the first stu
dents to graduate from the Dodge
high school.
The eighth grade commencement
exercises were also held at the same
time. Mrs. Boyland county super.
intendent gave the address Of the
evening. The auditorium was pack
ed The program consisted of the
following numbers: Introductory, Mr.
NOuHCuldI, professionally
song, Swallows to Southwark" high
school girls; salutatory, Hildcgarde
! Grossman; class doctor, ERWIN Sloar
(8th grade); class prophecy, Lillian
Fischer and Olga Grossman; class
will, Alvina Grossman; valedictory
Eleanor Stern (8th gradel valedic.
tory, senior, Lillian Gustafson;
presentation of diplomas, Mr.. Lee
president Of board Of education: ad-
dress. Mrs. Boyland; Aud Lang Syne
audience.
j. A. Jacobs motored to killdec,
where he transacted business with H
M. Weydahl Sunday. May Goth.
The people Of the Lutheran church
will hold their parochial school fol
several weeks in June.
Mrs. Wilbur House motored to
!. Halliday Thursday, May oath, where
she transacted business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Meters were
in Wing Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Slewpetz visited
at the Schulz home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hien and
daughter Ruth were callers in Wing
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant and
family visited at the Herman Met
ers home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant were
shopping in Wing Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hen visited
at the Carl johnson home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant and
family were in Wing Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Chris Hien spent Thursday
with Mrs. Frank Hamberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meters and Mrs. B
Bailey were in Wing Saturday eve
ming.
Philip Schulz, Schrunk township
assessor, was busy assessing this
week..
John Witt visited at the R. G
Marchant home Thursday evening.
John Witt and Leroy Marchan'
were looking for horse Sunday, blu,
were unable to locate it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seibel were in Wins
Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. E. NJ. Nolan an,
family visited with Mrs. Nolan
sister. Mrs. Frey, near Goodrich
Sunday.
4 Andrew Meters visited Anton Nov,
Sunday.
Mr. Alderman, daughter Hilda an
son Andrew, of Still, visited MI
Ackerman's daughter, Mrs. John Kul
Sunday.
!. Herman Meters, Marcella and An
, fdrew. also Mabel Lyle and Gather
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Mckenzie

George Flynn Of Eckelson delivered
truck load of potatoes in this
vicinity last Thursday
The pupils Of the fourth. fifth and
sixth grade taught by Mrs. j. NJ
Bertholf had their picnic last Fri
day at Apple Creek. The primary
grades taught by Miss Angelina
Schiess had their picnic at Apple
Creek Thursday and the seventh and
eighth grades and high school taught
by Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r.. Wharton had
theirs at the schoolhouse Saturday
School closed Friday, May 81. All
teachers have contracts to return.
Miss Angelina Schiess left Mon
dav for Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bertholf motor
ed to Rugby Sunday.
The official rain gauge owned By
w. l.. Watson shows that the rain.
fall for this month so far is 7.ls
! inches.
The Royal Neighbors of Americ;
entertained the public with a earn
! lval and social affair and evcrybod,
enjoyed the occasion very much. Thu
proceeds will be used to replace tn,
regalia lost in last winters fire.
Miss Ella NJ. feathers spent the
week end here.
+. p. Bliss transacted business i,
Bismarck Friday.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Wharton vii
move shortly from their present loca
ton to one of the Geo. Manly house.
east of town.
j. b. Swanick and family attcnde,
the baccalaureate sermon for the Bis
marck high school graduates Sunday
Mrs. George Watson closed sue
cessful term Of school west of Bald
win last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Of Wing an,
son. Jack, were here on bushes.
| last week.
Ed. Exston moved his min.
equipment back from Glencoe las
Monday.
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NEWS Of q OUR NEIGHBORS

steaded by him some 90 years ago,
and celebrated his Homecoming Sat
urday evening of last week by Civ
ing dance at which a number Of
folks were present. Van plans on
putting in large acreage to flax,
the recent rains making the ground
ideal for this purpose.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Satter and
/ family of the Sibley Butte district
visited ut the home Of relatives in
this community Sunday.
/ The Baldwin schools closed Friday
for the summer vacation. The past
week was largely given over to exam
/ nations, and the pupils OF the lower
! grades only had few days of school.
1 Miss Mildred Erickson, teacher Of
4 the primary grades, accompanied by
! her pupils and Il number Of little
tots, spent Wednesday on picnic
excursion which took place in the
/ Ed. Lewis pasture west of town. A
nice picnic dinner was served, and
all the little folks had IL fine time
Miss Erickson, whose home is in the
capital city, left for that place late
in the week. We have not yet
learned whether She wili return here
! in the fall or not.
llIc Borncr, farmer ct Burnt
! Greek, was here Thursday when he
| purchased Il new Primrose cream
! separator from our local agent.
! A combination old time and mod
| ern dance was held in the Baldwin
community hall Saturday evening
Music was furnished by an orchestra
of two men playing an accordion and
"a banjo. a large crowd attended
the dance.
Miss Gladys Rupp, who has been
employed in the Baldwin postoffice
/ for some time past, has discontinued
4 this work.
We have been informed that 50
! per cent Of the farmers of Crofte
township have joined the wheat pool
and that very good results were OBJ
! tanned in the adjoining townships.
! Evidently the farmer has come 30 the
conclusion that the only way he can
! expect help is to get busy and help
I himself.
Monday, being Memorial Day, was
Il legal holiday and no rural mail
delivery was made by Mr.. McCul-
Tough. The postoffice remained open
Cor short time in the morning, and
again in the evening to enable folks
to get their mail.
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Trygg

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lundquist and Mr..
and Mrs. Berg from Minnesota, rela-
tives Of Lundquists, were. visiting
Sunday at the Ivan Law home.
Benny Grove Of school No. in
Trygg was called to his home at
Grand Forks a week ago Friday by
the sudden illness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Swanson and
two daughters of south of Bismarck
were here Il week ago Sunday visit
ing al the Nels Nelson home. Mr..
Swanson is u brother Of Mrs. Mel
son.
Mrs. A. Kruger, Elsie and Mrs.
Jake Fetch visited one day last week
with the David Trygg family.
Gladys Nelson visited school No.
|, where Gladys Rue teaches, We'd
nesday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg and
Violet made trip to Regain Wednes-
day.
John Anderson and children mo-
tored to Regain Wednesday.
Irene and Floyd Anderson and
Gertrude Nelson took examinations
Friday in school No. L.
Joe Fisher made Il trip to Regain
Wednesday and hauled back load
of coal on his truck.
Carl Larson was caller at the
Charles Trygg home Wednesday
night.
Ed Lundquist made trip to Regain
Wednesday. He got stuck with his
car on the way.
/, NJ. r. Parker, former teacher, mo-
tored to Regain Wednesday night.
Word has been received from Du-
luth, Mimi, of the birth of son to
I. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Skogland. He has
been named JORGE Laural The Slo~-
lands were residents in this locality
before moving to Duluth five years
ago. They resided on the John Kei-
fer farm. Carl is an expert accord
, con player.
I. Mrs. David Trygg reports the death
| of Mrs. Enoch Anderson's sister in
Minnesota. They were unable to at
tend the funeral Mrs. Trygg is a
sister of Enoch Anderson of near
! Baldwin.
Margaret Rue was a caller at the
Oscar Magnuson home Wednesday.
! George Whitfield assisted the Mel
son boys a few days, breaking with
the engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Anderson and
family visited one night at the home
of Charles Rue. They reside on the
Leo Sheldon farm. and came from
Magnus, south of Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott of Bis
marck were out Sunday visiting Mr.
Scots parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walte1
Scott. Miss Edith Gordon returned
with them to Bismarck, where sh,
is employed at Armour's creamery
She visited her parents, over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Engdahl an.
family visited at her homesa weel
ago Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott an
Benny Nelson visited with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson, an
en- route home went to Wilton O
business.
| MIR. and Mrs. George Nelson an
family motored to Bismarck an
Nandan Tuesday. Mrs. Nelson ais
consulted doctor in regard to he
foot.
Mrs. George Whitfield, Steve an
, Florence made a trip to Regain Sat
urday, shopping.
The Trygg school in No. 1, whcl
Gladys Rue teaches, will be out Jur
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eth. They will have picnic in the
Charles Rue grove that day.
Emma Nelson, Bismarck high
school student, came home to visit
her parents over Sunday. Her broth
err Benny is. employed with one Of
/ J. Rue's concrete outfits at
Wishek. They had a flood there
and it is expected bridges and cul-
verts were washed out
Emmett and Adolph Ryberg and w.
II. Brown were callers at the Nelson
boys home Friday while breaking
with the engine.
Enos and Palmer Strandemo trans
acted business in Regain Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Satter Of Sibley
Butte were visiting his brother. Os-
car Satter, and family, near Baldwin.
Mr.. Satter resides on the Arnc Mad
land farm. j
John Anderson and children and
John Forsbeck motored to the ceme-
terry at Baldwin and Still Sunday to
decorate the graves of relatives. :.
The twin boys Of John Anderson
were named Edgar and Elsel. They
are getting along fine. @
Martin Nelson made a trip to
Baldwin Tuesday after the flax they,
exchanged at the elevator.
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enter the Shrine hospital for treat
ment
The infant babe Of VI. N. Johnson
passed away Saturday morning and
was buried in the Raleigh cemetery
the same day.
Mesdamcs De Moully and Albrecht
Of Flasher were visitors in Raleigh
Saturday.
Mrs. James Dunkle departed Thurs
day for Aberdeen, where she will join
her husband and they will motor to
Siou% City, Iowa.
Miss Hostetlor Of Dickinson at
tended the dance in Raleigh Friday
evening.
|. Everett. WestrumA and Roy Steele
returned from Flasher Saturday at
The completion of the school year.
Roy was high school graduate this
year.
Paul NJ. Craig and brother, AlfreG
were callers in Raleigh Saturday
morning on their way TO Dickinson,
called there by a serious automobile
accident their sister was in.
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Hampton were short callers ut the
A. W. Quasi home Sunday morning
They took their daughter Pauline.
home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Hendrix and
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers Hendrix and
son, Thomas, m6tored to Linton Mon
day.
Reginald Albrecht and cousin, Roy
Albrecht, Of Bismarck, spent the
weekend with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Albrecht.
The w. c. 7. L. held a district
convention here May 81 and June l.
Miss Ida Ashe, who had been work
ing for Mrs. Edward Bohle, left fol-
her home at Hazelton Friday.
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Raleigh

Oscar Miller of Elgin spent the
weekend as guest at the A. John
son home.
Roy Harmon and Walter Schmidt
spent Sunday at the Harmon home
near THAN.
DR.. Lorenzen of Elgin was called
to the Chas. BEEN home Tuesday
morning where Mrs. BEEN was suf-
fering with a severe attack Of
hemorrhagc of the nose.
Miss Mary Morrison spent last
week the guest Of her brother, W
J. Morrison. She went back and
forth to school on the bus.
Max Erker motored to Flasher
tuesday, to consult IA physician
u. Loeb was in Flasher Tuesday
having dental work done by DR.. Rule
of New Salem.
c. L. kleinschmidt and l.. Jepsen
were carson business visitors We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Westrum, ac-
companied by Jessie Morrison, mo.
tored to Bismarck Wednesday.
ineo. Bachmeier was business
visitor in Selfridge Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Klein, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Grace, Mrs. F. X. Demp.
sey. and Mrs. Paul Dempsey motored
to Fallon Thursday to be present
when the Grace and Klein children
partook of their first communion.
! T. }. Rausch spent Thursday after.
noon and Friday in Bismarck, at.
tending the east Missouri bankers
meeting.
G. Woolsey of Green Valley wa.
business visitor in town Friday.
Fred Reed departed Tuesday fol
Minneapolis on business trip.
! The Rebekah lodge gave fare.
well party in the lodge rooms Wed
| nesday evening in honor of Mis-.
Gladys Mclean, who has been a faith
iful lodge member during her three
! school years at Raleigh. At the
conclusion Of social evening. ;
dainty luncheon was served. Mis-,
Mclean was presented with gif
from the order.
MIR. and Mrs. Winifred Morrison
entertained Mt dinner Thursday eve
/! ming q number Of friends in honor
OF Miss Gladys Mclean and Mis-
Jesse Morrison.
| There was a large crowd in at
tendance at the dance given by San
! Pack, Jr., at Raleigh hall Friday eve
ming. All the surrounding town
were well represented.
/ The Raleigh school was closed Fri
day with the usual picnic at tn,
Bnttes. Prof. Wanke will return ii
the fall, but will travel this sum
mer Miss Anderson returned to he
home ct Hettinger, and Miss Gladly
Mclean; who has taught her thir,
successful term in Raleigh, departe,
Saturday for her home ct Par
liver, N. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Grace departe,
ISAturdsy AFTERNOON via cor Tor Mn
lnsa2s Shsss 7littas Gssal6 ~
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inc Lee attended the dance Friday
night at the Farmers store.
Jake WentZ called at the r. G..
Marchant home Monday morning to
get his seed corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Krause and
two sons, Roy and Willard, visited
law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Koch, Sun
day. They also visited Mrs. Tom
Koch.
day.
Wing Saturday evening.
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For Love Triners- Tears!
A TRAGIC TRUIsM WHICH CHERRY LANE
FAILED TO SEE IN HER BLIND,
HEADLONG, MAN-MANIA

The wages of phlanderng is tears. i II
That's lesson Cherry man-mid example Of fapper
ism carried might have learned from the degrade
ton shame by charge Of numbering her
But Cherrys penchsnt unconquerabe began to
again shortly generation Motherhood the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-10
With Other Editors
CUPID's CULTURE
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member of the faculty relieved
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coushp which
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curricula
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conflagration
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-10
Cataclism In Orient

Again the world shocked
has devastated
lives have been
homeless and crippled by the Of natur
Yet right the people
being destroyed daily
world acidal
The World wars immediate the
nconsequnta The highly
orient needs but the touch of
of Russia Influential with
government
rupture
Soviet Russia and the Pekinese expected
The will in support
the international
AS the PanAsiatic would
Britain will protect
pn
shantung and Korea.
The United States
which the state
It, therefore that the
emboled the conflict
will be spilled in the defence Shanghai
dshonored if the city
Oracized by her attention
to the thus