davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Easy Chairs

Co1swell G h airs; velvet.
Regularly $62.S0. Pre-Inven-
tory Special. ............S55
High back Chair. Regu-
larly $65. Parliamentary Spe-
cial .................$47.5O
Occasional Chairs. Regu-
larly $50. Pre-Inventory Spe-
Occasional Chairs. Regu-
1arly $2S. Pre-Inventory Spe-
eial .................$22.3O
Mohair Arm Chair. Regu-
larly $72. Pre-Inventory Spe-
cial ....................S6O
Cogswell Chairs. Regularly
Sis. Pre-Inventory Special,
500
Furniture. Fifth. sixth. Seventh Floors
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Dressing Tables

Mahogany Dressing Tables.
Regularly $7s. Special. $50
Mahogany Dressing Table.
Regularly $65. Special. $40
Walnut Dressing Tables.
Regularly 500. Special. .S45
Black Dressing Table. Reg
ularly 500. Special. ..S65
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Secretaries and :
Desks
Tables

Red console table. Regu-
larly $4z. Pre-Inventory Spe-
eial .................$2o.5O
Coffee tables. Regularly
$50. Pre- Inventory Spe-
cial .................$24.75
Mahogany library table.
Regularly 500. Pre-Inventory
Special ....... ......S67.5O
Evening star., 1929-06-24

These items sale for the first time this Pre-
Inventory In addition many of the items the
that have been heretofore announced will be SALE
Look for the special Prenventoy Blue Cards every floor
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Ottornans and Stools

0ttomans. Regularly $27.50.
Prs-Inventory Sps- $3.50
C1al sssssssss
Footstools. Regularly $4.0S.
Pre- Inventory Sps- S3.o5
ciaI s.............
Low stools. Regularly $l1.
Pre- Inventory Spe- $3.50
cidl
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King Tuad in Munich.

MUNICH, Germany, June a OP9.-
King F,iad Of Egypt arrived here for q
short visit today.
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Furniture Specials
Living Room Suites

Davenport bed and two
chairs; taupe mohair. Regu-
larly $32S. Pre-Inventory Spe-
eial ...................S285
Sofa and chair; mulberry
mohair. Regularly $S72. Pre-
Inventory Special ...S475
Sofa and chair; red damask.
Regularly $410. Pre-Inventory
Special $500. ..........S2o5
Sofa and chair; mohair.
Regularly $3.50. Pre-Inventory
Special ......... ......S195
Breakfast Room
Suites
Table and four chairs in red.
Regularly SOS. Special. .S25
Table and four chairs; black !
and red metal. Regularly $5S.
Pre-Inventory Special. $50
Secretaries and
Desks
Rosewood desk. Regularly
$40. Pre- : Inventory Spe-
eial .................$o5
Spinet desks. Regularly
&7S. Pre- Inventory Spe-
eial .................S59.5O
Mahogany secretary. Regu-
larly $50. Pre-Inventory Spe-
cisl .................$47.5O
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Shoes Are De Rigeur
for Happy Marriage

Curitiba, Brazil. Feb. 14.-(AP)-
It Is bad luck to be married without
shoes here in the state of Parana, at
least as far as the groom is con-
:erncd. 1t does not matter whether
he shoes are his own or only bor-
rowed for the occasion, but no farm
worker or laborer will have the knot
tied with nothing between his CAL
loused soles and the ground.
REQ Bennett, an American. who is
something Of IN uncrowned king on
his estate near here, keeps ut least
two pairs Of shoes for use of his
male employees who may favor
matrimony, and one of his white
suits has served many q bridegroom
with sleeves and trouser legs
turned up to fit the different statures
II the wearers.
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Turtle Lake Well
Ar0uses Oil Hopes
in Drilling Staff

Oil expectations have been aroused
on the drilling location four miles
west Of Turtle Lake and two miles
south. by appearance of oil and water
at q depth of 512 feet. The we'll Is
being sunk by the Herman Hanson
Oil company. North Dakota corpor-
alton with capital set at 5000, 600.
The well was spudded in November
l. Later the drillers shut down q
month to place casing. Operations
we're resumed January Is. and Feb
ruary 2. said c. L. Hatch. field super
intendent. while in Bismarck We'd
nesday with C. j. Prosise. the driller.
The well has been shut down to
await the arrival OF a sub" from
Casper. Wyoming. said Hatch, and
then an attempt will be made to de-
tcrmine whether the well is capable
of commercial production.
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ing. publishing and supplies 1.153.57
Moved by Commissioner Swanson.
seconded by Commissioner Solder that
the Board adjourn until $3.50 o'clock
=. NJ. On Roll Call all members voted
aye.
ESQ r. NJ. January 2, 1870
Board reconvened with all members
present.
Application of L. e. Heaton, Jr.. for
half lWhJ Of section thirty-four
t3D. Township one hundred thirty
nine I39) Range seventy-seven t77)
for the year Of 1927 was approved.
Application OF l.. Il. Heaton. Jr.. for
half tWH) Of section thirty four t54D
Township one hundred thirty nine
tl3O Range sevcnty.seven (7D for
the year OF 1928 was approved.
Report Of Rollin WEIGH. Sheriff, for
examined and approved.
Moved by Commissioners Soder. Sec
Onded by Commissioner Swanson that
Mrs. Margaret Mailman be granted
;ss6c per on same the e d.9s ro Of
January 1. 1929. Roll call, Swanson,
aye: sodsr. aye; Moynier. aye; Frlcke.
Application Of F. o. Hellstrom for
1s2o-1s2t in the amount OF 34.72. there
being no funds for payment. was ap-
proved.
Application of Geo. Harding for
cancellation OF the penalty and Inter-
est on personal property tax for the
yearaof 1929. in the amount Of 327.52,
Application OF Il. c. Fosarty for
abatement Of hail tax for the year Of
1928 In the amount OF 1926, was ap-
proved.
Application OF Marie Olenburger for
correction Of tax on lot 2, Block
!. Macomber's addition to South Will
ton, was approved.
Application OF r. l. Bannon for Z
refund Of the face of tax sale certifi.
cate No. 231. plus interest at the rate
OF seven per cent (7%) for the year
Of 1925, said title OF land being In the
Bank OF North Dakota, was approved.
Application of C.. M. Snyder for
abatement Of hail tax on the North
east Quarter sNEAl of Section thir--
fy-one GID Township one hundred
thirty-eight $3.50 Range seventy
eight (78). for the year OF 1928 in the
Of $12.eO was approved.
Moved by Commissioner Swanson,
seconded by Commissioners Fricke that
he Board adjourn to 10 o'clock A. NJ. |
January ;, 1929.
1860 O'clock 4. NJ. January Z. 1870
The board recOnvcncd. On roll call |
iii members were present. Board put |
N the morning checking the County |
Offices and found them satisfactory. |
Moved by Commissioner Solder. sec.
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Germans Ask DAMAGES
for Allied Maneuvers

Cologne. Feb. l4.-tFeA claim for
damages inflicted on the public road
ways by the Franco English occupa-
ton forces during the recent fall ma
ncuvers, estimated at 81, 900. has been
filed with the German government
BY the provincial board Of the Rhine
land.
Apart from this claim, writes the
Cologne Gazette, the province further
suffered through the maneuvers to
the extent Of @o6, 500 from damages to
the requisitioned quarters for the SOL
dters and officers and to the farm
crops
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WH|PPET engine Is
MADE EVENBETTER,
IS CLAIM OF MAKERS
Motor Improvements, including
Longer Stroke, Give Car
10 Horsepower

Rated, ever since its introduction
over two years ago, as the most
powerful engine for its bore and
stroke, the new Superior Whippet
four cylinder engine shows q nine
horsepower increase over the prev
ious power plant.
While no drastic changes have been
made in the new Whippet four-cylin-
der engine, . number of refinements
and minor improvements account for
its increased power. In the new
motor, the stroke has been increased
3-6 Of an inch with the bore remain
ing the same. Coupled with the in
crease In the stroke, the compression
ratio has also been boosted from the
old ratio of to l to a new one Of
SIS to ].
The shape Of the combustion cham
Der remains the same, extensive ex-
perimental and test work on the part
IF WHY'S Overland engineers proving
: conclusively that the combustion
chamber which has been used for the
last year gave the most satisfactory
power delivery from each charge.
With the increase in stroke the lower
. portion Of the cylinder bore has been
:, carried further into the crankcase to
provide adequate guide and support
!. for the pistons.
The size nf the exhaust valves have
been increased by Lie of an inch in
the diameter Of the heads, which,
coupled with . change in the design
Of the exhaust manifold and pipe and
- new type Of water pump. assures
more efficient cooling around the ex-
j haust ports or chambers and longer
valve life.
= In line with these motor changes,
the new Whippet four motor also has
. rcdesigned and improved carbure-
Tor. free, rs far as all road and lab
oratory tests have revealed. of any
flat spots.
With these changes, which are only
the more important ones found in
the new Superior Whippet Four when
compared with the previous model,
there is developed 40 horsepower at
$500 RPM. as against q 81 horse
power at $500 RPM. for the former
Whippet Four cylinder power plant,
an increase OF nine horsepower In
favor of the new engine.
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Board Of County Commissioner
met pursuant to adjournment On Roll
call all members we're present.
Moved by Commissioner Solder. sec
the minutes OF the December meet
ing be approved az read. On Roll Call
all members voted aye.
The board proceeded TO examine or
reject bills No. 1 to 80. inclusive, SUBJ
3ect to personal taxes due or delin-
G. L. Spear. Co. Treas, grand
jury witness certificates IS $3.50
9. L Spear. CO. Treas. grand
q Juror se ees,lfi ca r-... . Ill; 1870
ness certificates OF petit
G. L. Spear. Co. Treas. petit
Juror certificates ......... 951.S0
J. w. Holmes. repair work on
Toilet suby. building cab and
Overhauling tractor ...... 6l.76
orva Bailey. helping veterin-
arian test cattle .......... 1900
9. L. Spear: CO. Treas. express
q. L. Spear. Co. Treas. post. -'
ago and box rent .... lO1.SO
@. l. Spear. Co. Treas. post
age for County Judge -. 500
9. Z. Spear. Co. Treas. bail
Mandan Mere. CO.. wilton
supplies GAO
@. /. Spear. Co. Treas. special
assessments on court house
Laura d. stone. assigned to q.
l.. Spear. Co. Treasurer.
court reporting and ex-
Fred swenson. Reg. Of Deeds.
Dr. {. +. stackhoa.e. service So'O
on insanity case ... 100
r. II. Register. service on in
Madse Rsne s Co. supt. post. s'O0
age and box rent ..... 2l5O
Madge Runey. Co. Supt.. mile
age. visiting schools ....... 1850
Anton Beer. Justice. fees In
justice court .............. $3.50
Mary MathIson. mothers pen
Agnes vaskes. mothers pen ''
sion 3U.OO
Katherine Delaney. mothers
Mr re" Geo, W A.hioct .;d ;cr 1000
Braden children ........... $500
Mrs Albin Hedstrom. matron
for county jail .......... $500
Meivills Electrical Shop. sup
Capital Laundry Co. laundry '''s
c. Z. stackhoase. nj. b.. coun. -"
ty health officer ......... $500
state Auditor. care OF county
feeble minded .. 1.9O25O |
Emma Plllen. mothers PEN
sion ::...........:..:...... 1900
Esther They're. mothers pen
sion -. -. 5000
Mrs. Joseph Marvin. mothers.
pension ;:.:.:...:....... 1000
Oscar H. Will & Co, decorat-
ing IL lamp posts .. 5000
Mrs. Marie Dixon. mothers
pension ........ $500
sion $500
Webb Brothers, rent for chairs 500
Wachter Transfer Co, coal
for court house ......... 9o.lO
Water Dept. City OF Bis
marck. water for month OF
December ............:... c3oa
Mrs. Ebba Il. Olson, mothers
pension .................... $500
Mrs. Eva Fisher. mothers
pcHSiOu 1910
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onded by Commissioner Swanson that
they adjourn to two o'clock r. NJ. On
roll call all members voted aye.
Montana-Dakota Power Co.,
gas for December ...$ 1892
Henry lessen, Treas. Taft
Twp. coal for Mrs. John
son ....................... 100
Chas. Fisher, Clerk of Court,
postage and box rent ... 7.2o
J. A. R0swIck. bringing trac-
tor to Manyers ....... 1l65
Nils Roswick. helping move
tractor son
4. g. 1saminger. express 800. 80
N. w. Bell Telephone Co., De-
cemher exchange ...... 1890
Mrs. Leone Madden. mental
test for court case ..... 500
Office 6pecialties Co. Wood
stock electric ............ 1880
State Bonding Fund, fees for
filing bonds ........... 1880
Monroe Cal. Machine Co., rem
tai OF KA161-59627 .... $500
Melville Electrical Shop. sup
N. w. Bell Telephone Co, tolls
and kilograms ........... 1866 .c6
Marcovitz Grocery, groceries
for Mary Spriggs .......... 1900
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King Boris Has Large
Collection Of Insects

Sofia. Bulgaria. FEB. 14.-(R-Kins
Boris has one Of the finest collections
Of, butterflies and insects In the world.
The royal chronological collection In
cl.des 10000 specimens Of butterflies
and moths. The young sovereign also
has numerous specimens Of European
and tropical butterflies.
The king. who knows every inch of
his country. has gathered 5000 vari.
cites Of butterflies indigenous to Bull
garia. Friends abroad have also sent
the lonely monarch all sorts Of rare
butterflies and insects.
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Prince Chichibu Plans
to Popularize Skiing

Tokyo, FEB. II. - (AP) - Prince
Chichibu. Japan's sporting prince"
has xiven his patronage to plans for
building in this country q ski course
that will rank with the best in the
world. Through the Norwegian le-
cation here the Norwegian Ski Union
in Oslo has been asked to send three
experts to superintend construction
OF the course and give instruction
in the great Scandinavian winter
sport.
The Norwegian experts are ex-
pected to-reach Japan before the end
Of the year, and it is hoped to have
the course ready for jumping before
the end Of the month.
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Louvre School Trains
.CuratOrs for Museums

Paris, Feb. deterioration Of
museums are being turned out by the
hundred In one Of the oldest schools
In Paris.
There are 800 students In this
school, which has been running for
48 years In the Louvre Museum, yet
is seldom mentioned. Many OF the
students are Americans.
Henri Verne. head Of the Louvre.
Is chief Of staff Of professors COM
posed Of the many experts on ARCH
aeology and art, each Of them an au-
thortty on some sort Of antiquity.
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Partisan Stores Solve
Lost Children Problem,

Paris, Feb. 14.-(AP)-Large de-
partment stores are adopting loud
speakers to locate children who be-
come separated from their mothers
in bargain counter rushes.
At frequent intervals .. voice an
nounces the name Of some child who
10 waiting for his mother 1t the
inquiry counter"
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Oscar Kavonius. care OF Pin
| laJa ~hlI0ren .......-... .O.0(
Mrs. Joe Gabel. care of Mrs.
Campaigns ;.:............ 1000
Mrs. Kate Swick. care of chill
F. -~', = WEIGH Hdwe. Co. 0'
supplies $50
plies ................. $3.50
Nelson. supplies .-...-. 1850
Monroe Cal Machine Co..
maintenance service $1,000. 1890
Standard Oil Company. sup
Lincoln school supply Co. S'.''
supplies .n.ns
A. 6. Isaminger. express s.O7
Frederick Low. mileage for T.
Bismarck Spring Ser sta.
J. J, Rue & Sons. contract no.
Nv, j, Soeii Co. contract NO 800
r. g. g. smith & Co.. con;r.c; No. .s'-''
.s1B-1 ............. l.sss. s:
". II: Noel Co.. contract, No.
2siA,,1o5sA-G .......... 80. 3se.es
F. O. Hellstrom. fees in u. J.
PerklnS case ............. $500
w. H. Noel Co. contract no.
sslA-G & 2slA-1o53A-G -. 1861
Quick Print. Inc. supplies -. 1880
r. 3. cattle ............... 400
sanger Mer Co. supplieS-... 4.15
y. 2, Cone Prod Co.. contract ~
Roland #. Crane. Mileage in
criminal actions ...... $50
Eerger Mfg. Co. contract No.
Extension Div. st. Col. sta. "
salary and expenses OF
County agricultural work :. 3e0.41
Washhurn Ignite Coal Co,
Coal for Mrx EASkox 81
a. G. Jordan. maintenance
work ............... $40
VIM. =. Falconer. road work. ei.0o
, WIN. II. Falconer. gravel. $500. 1910
j G.. Thompson. bailiff fees $500
Co. hauling ashes ..... 500
Henry Crawford. mileage in
criminal actions ........... 1880
Anton Beer assignment TO
X ii. Crane, services as
deputy clerk OF court .... 400
200 r. N. January =. I9:O
The Board reconvened with all
members present.
The monthly reports of Chas. Fish
er. Clerk OF Court. for the months of
April. May. June, August and Septem-
Der for the year of 1928. were ap-
The monthly reports o. Fred Sven
son. Register OF Deeds. for the months
OF June. September October and Mo-
vember for the year 1928, were APP
proved.
Bills numbered from 1 to II. inclu-
taxes due and delinquent
SINCLAIR Refining Co.. sup
Bismarck Spring serv. sta Sta -0
G. l. Spear, CO. treasurer. De. 10
tit Juror certificate .... 71.5Oi
G. /. Spear, Co. Treasurer.
witness certificate ....... 4.1Ol
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slope Poultry Association.
poultry appropriation $500. 10000
Charley Edwards. hauling
snow fence ...-........ gov.
baiiisf certificates -. 1900
John Wray. night firemen ~. 5000
service f........ 1850
Albin Hedstrom. mileage 49,. $3.50
B. r. SIX cells. supplies .....:. sos
! Leone Inland. witness Zee in
G. l. srear. Co. Treasurer. .
(! grand juror certificate -. $50
Fred w. Hinsey. Justice. jus
a.ce Yes ss;,, ..:...;... -. -. o'o
! ty commissioner .......... 200
c. \. Swanson. services as
county commissioner $1,000. 1910
VIM. Fricke. services as coun-
ty- commissioner ........ :4.S0
! ANel Solder. services as county
commissioner .............. 46.4O
Victor Moynier. services as
county commissioner ...... 1900
oil ......... -. $3.50
Anton Beer. Justice. Justice fee Las
Mpls. st. Paul & Sault Ste.
Marie, Ry. Company. Re-
pairs. warrant issued to re-
place No. 21S7 which was
Surety bond Of Bismarck Tribune
in the amount of one thousand dol
lars Gs1.O00.0U was approved ~ to
sufficiency but not AZ to form. On
roll call, swanson, aye: Solder. aye;
The Board put in the balance OF the
afternoon in checking the sherifrs
delinquent tax roll.
Moved by Commissioner Solder. Sec
onded by Commissioner Moynier that
the Board adjourn to $3.50 O'Clock A.
n. January f.. 1929. On roll call all
members voted aye.
0s3O A. NJ. January 4. 1870
The board reconvened. On roll call
all members were present. The board
linquent tax list.
Moved by Commissioner Swanson,
seconded by Commissioner Moynier
that. the Board adjourn to two O'Clock
p. m. January 4. 1929. On rolf call
all members voted aye
200 r. NJ. January 4. 1879
The board reconvened. On roll call
All members were present. The board
Moved by Commits sioner Fricke.
seconded by Commissioner Swanson
that the board adjourn to $3.50 o'clock,
January 5. 1929. On roll call all menu
bers were present. BOARD continued to
list.
Application OF John p. jackson for
reduction Of valuation on the South
west Quarter lSWkp of section thir-
ty-five $3.50 Township one hundred
thirty-nine (139) Range Eighty 600
f ON 100000 to 100000: and that
the township rate be used, was ap-
proved.
Moved by Commissioner Moyn,er,
seconded by Commissioner Fricke !
that the County Treasurer be in
structed to transfer 100000 from
the General Fund to the Road Fund. |
IN roll call all members voted aye.
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American Films Clash
With Soviet Policies

Moscow, Feb. 1l.-{R)-The chief
repertoire committee has rejected 500
out Of TAG foreign produced, chiefly
American films, as unfit Tor soviet
citizens on account Of their bourgeois
theology. adventure and mysticism.
Out Of 325 soviet made films rs had
been rejected on account Of their poor
artistic value and incorrect treat
ment Of social problems.
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the United States duty free to 500.
600 tons annually.
Since the United States y the best
market for Philippine products. Fill
pinos oppose such legislation. Also,
they hold that "a long - the Islands
are under the American flag. free
trade relations should be continued
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FilipinOs Attach More
Value to u. S. Trade

Manila, Feb. 14.-(FeThe post Of
Philippine trade commissioner In the
United States has been created to
protect and further the Islands COM
mercial interests.
One Of the chief duties Of the
commissioner will be to oppose, and
block II possible. American legisla-
ton detrimental to Philippine trade.
The creation Of the post was prompt
ed by the Ttmberlake resolution.
which would limit the amount Of
Philippine sugar permitted to enter
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Ghost Of Old Paris Is
Opposed to New Ideas

Paris. Feb. 14.-(AP)-Whethe,
history or housing is the more inn.
portant puzzles the city council.
Ancient gardens full Of romance
ard tragedy liz within the walls OF
~ Old eaint-IAsare prison. 1unici-
pal apartment buildings were to Be
1yoctod there but the past has come
~ = enoe - balk economic prog
-. 1or 80 pears the prison has
stood while kings lived and died and
France changed forms of government.
1ut1t - naonastery, Il became .
oDess' refuge, = prison, 4 convent.
l. ototeh0uD1 Ter - church's food. 8
snenentery aSain and now, once more
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Moved by Commissioner rrickc.
seconded By Commissioner Moynier
that the hoard adjourn to meet Feb.
fuary s. 1923. subject to call. On roll
call. Fricke. aye; Moynier. aye: So
der. aye: swanson. aye: Will aye.
A. C. lSAMINGER,
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

A.. c. Isaminger. Co. Auditor,
box rent .....
Geo. W. Hedrix. road work. ;.
Roland II. Crane. mileage in
criminal actions ...........
Albin Hedstrom. mileage in
criminal actions
E. NJ. Kafer. mileage in GRIM
inal actions ...............
Rollin WEIGH, boa I'd and
guarding prisoners 1900.
Rollin Welch. mileage in GRIM
inal actions. stamps, box
rent, etc. ...............
Ro1lin WEIGH. r. r.. fare.
board and care Of oliver CO.
penhaven .......r. .......
Mrs. Frank III. Brown. school
hulo C
T. NJ. Burchs rent for Mrs.
Asche, one month ..........
Margaret Mailman. mothers
pension ........... .......
Bismarck Tribune On. urfnt.
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LOOKS coon

Budding Author: What do YOU
think Of my latest novel, old chap?
His Friend: Fine! Who were the
binders?-Answers.
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Z -
Tor Al passengers. Exceptionally wide
DOORS adord easy entrance and exit.
Impressive u tho new Superior Vhin-
Pct + in beauty and size, tho new 81
10 also remarkable for Performance.
In speed, power. pickup and hill
climbing e surpasGes even its fanocae,.
prodeceeeor. Its dependable perform-
ance and low consumption Of 3a.olino
and OIL make It well qualified to c.rrv
on Whippet's unsurpassed reputation
foe cPerettng economy and minimum
aeGs10o 6oots. -
Yet with ~ thee i,nprovement. -.
49, eupesibr Whlppct's nrice.' -. -
anaa11noly low. An inspoction 80 s
csnaonatratlop Will surprise Won 80,
how uaueh inc chr value Won c.n 49,, ~.
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Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-10

mits it. On the date of the publica- tlon of the Gateway editorial the Unalga was out on an errand of mercy carrying medicines and aid to Indian villages that were suffer- ing an almost 100 percent attack iof influenza.
 Just as absurd are the complaints that the Unalga refused to sail un- til she had taken coal aboard, and that she should always be prepared for any emergency that might arise Iout at the Westward. The Unalga is a coal burning steamer and her ICommander has discovered no way by which he can take coal while at sea. She had exhausted her coal supply on her trips in search of the
 missing halibut schooners Brunvol andS Imperial. of which she made tWo She had hardly returned from lthe first one until word was receiv- ed tIlnt, wreckage had just been dis covered in the vicinity of Yakatat, and she immediately proceeded to
 that point She had only returned