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Observation-Disclosures Or CITIES

Look al any pg4y street .atcraect.,n IL a biz cty on err
sfternooa. ~ Yo1 see tae v&ss taat = 9osa@ On TART
and ca 90 cossee.Ye tne eaorna1. 70. n M. aa@te ~
This ~cogat.s2
Trait satas a3d h2lte1 Venice. coaag gsse.l1e s>.nz ~
in cIeads II fafaes ard tsas1e RON sss.l2 hrtsss. tr1ck
csiyefs drawing figh aasee sf1e taey ~ taraealcaa a;
tie vince, Pedestrian tnson2saz re scsTa.ks. tl,s37
gushing a!ona of inpa,lently agsit.nz .s me sagnal "
ero1a the street.
Wastf, esery Minute " L; Productive q aotasaa eze-pt
bad temper. Naass tie aAaaty - traffic pf1olenas-
wider streets, u egcn esuo.e-1eeked 61yetlt2
TIA. .s not the answer engineer have !o5ff foE wien
. runway Is Dgi.t 70 relieve congeat4on tbe value q plso-
eYty IL increaSed, higher buildings ~ - along - .c1Nt
more people cosae ia-and there Is the prebera all s2sr
again. Tne principle Is the tame with aDy provision TIA.
may be Eade 70 accomnoda,e more traffic.
Engineer haze decided decentralization Ii The v,iition.
Zoning laws 70 enforce construction ~ smaller blIoings
will scatter the vorkafg and the trai.ic tney create.
But putting the Echeu1c INTO effect IS another ta.ng. For
what nd 4. met!opoiitanis!n has the ~. a.t!s no skybcrsc-
irg monuments - industry and commerce. How car a
city irnpress q sIstor with It's magnitude laess II can
exhibit a busy corner or some o,ncr evidence of progress
rushing full LIP
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THRILLS IN SERMONS

There is a popular minister VINO mace the bold boast in
the presence rf other men ~ the cOti. that nob,dy can 10
70 sleep IN his church while lie Is preaching. The secret u
his success IN this particular, be says, Is thu. he makea his
sermons 80 thrilling the congregation mus, listen and
sleep leaves even the individual who goes ~ church Sunday
morning before going 10 bed Saturday night.
Certainly, modern ministers have made a great adj
vance since the time u 81. PAU. For one reads IN the
book of the Acts: And there sat Ia a window a certain
young man named Eutyc.us, being fallen into q cccp
sleep. and a. Paul vas long preaching. he SUNK down with
tlccp, and fell down from the third loft, and ~as taken up
dead"
No doubt the dcl!gcrcr OF the thriller sermons conf
IDENTIFY believes had he been filling ST. Pauljs pupil, on
that Eunday morning a tragedy of Biblical times would
have been ayertcd.
Though Paul may have been the first to possess this
power 10 preach hts congregation 10 sleep. he has had
many imitators. In colonial days ushcrs In the Puritan
churches were armed with long stats with which they
tapped nodding heads into Wakcfulncss. The modern
parislioncr has the advantage ~ being permitted TO
slumbcr Oh. unless, %pcrchanco, he be a member OF tho
church Of the thriller" preacher.
One suspects The real secret Of this preachers success In
keeping his audience awake Is that he arrives at the
end 81 his sermon Just before the first head mods.
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A FRENCH STATESMAN SLIPS

Nllmr
NcYsrcaders in Paris turned eagerly recently TO the final
chapter Of what has been hcadined since lat winter AZ
Laffairc Klotz.
Louis Licicn Klotz Waa minister Of finance In the war
cabinct Of Georges Clfmenccau. He IL Was who agreed to
purchase for 400 600 900 the surplus war stocks Of the A.
f. r, payment for which falls due Oh August. /, unIeaS
France ratifies the Mellon Berger debt agreement In the
meantime. lei was who ran up enormous budget deficits
immediately after the war. and who answered. "Lss Boches
paycront!' The Germans will pay TO All circumstances.
Seven months ago Financicr Kiotz was unccrenoniously
jailed. charged with passhns $4,000 worth Ct rubber
checks Tho kind which bounce back worthless from the
bank-to pay gambling debt5.
Last week ne went TO trial. The president and judges OF
the court IN their black rcbes sat owl solemn while the
klotz lawyer. Nattre Torres. waved passionate In defence
Of his client. Proudly he reviewed the Klotz war record.
PrisoneI Klotz nodded In approval. Then TO the charge.
Lawyer Torres admitted II, Klotz has passed bad checks,
which checks had I'll been made rood later BY BANKER
friends. But the excuse, Mesateurs les Judges. was that
Louis LLcien Klotx was the victim Ut 4 dual nature. At one
moment ne was the inc0fruptible minister Of finance, the
next 2 wretched victim Of gamblers fever. This fault was
al due 70 poor N. Kl0tz's grandfather who had debauched
young kl0tz BY giving him. 1t the age ol 10. crisp hundred
franc notes with which TO play piquet In the evening.
The three black-gowncd judges finally announced that,
IN view OF the facts that NJ. Klotz had admittedly given
$4,000 worth Of worthless checks. had drawn 1000 ILLEGALLY
from = y. s. bank IN Paris, had becn entrusted With 100000
" invest IN ~artificial silk. had invested s.. A00 Of IL and
Fsftt!es f"fy the rsst-A. kiotz VS. eullty. They GEN.
tsnetd him - two year; = prison, flntd him s. lrsncs lj3).
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" INDEPENDENCE

&NOn w n . l.NDE4 =
A growing desire for absolute ma
tional autonomy was climaxed on
Aug. l3. 1905. when Norway declared
for a dissolution of its union with
Sweden BY the overwhelming total
Of 1853 200 against l84 votes in a ref
erendum.
On Aug. 81 @. that year. a confer
cnce Of Swedish and Norwegian dele
gates met at Kar.stait to arrange a
settlement Of questions arising from
the separation, and on Sept. % the
final protocol was signed.
II included an agreement for the
submission of all differences not af-
fecting the integrity. independence
Or vital interests OF the two countries
70 The Hague Tribunal Of Arbitra-
ton, the agreement to run for a
period OF 10 years.
A neutral zone, extending IS kilo-
meters on either side Of the frontier
between the two countries. vas es-
tahlished. within which the carrying
on OF var operations, the stationing
Of troops or the maintenance OF for
tifications were prohibited.
The Karlstadt agreement was APP
proved by the Norwegian Diet on
Oct. 8 and by the Swedish Riksdag on
Oct. l3. On the sixteenth the Riks-
Gag passed bills repeating the act of
the union with Norway and recogniz-
ing the latter rs an independent
state.
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When a person oine into court
!. he has no right TO expect TO be
either exalted or condemned, to re-
ceive either more or less than is just.
account Of his race. color or con-
Gition Of life. or by reason Of his con-
victions.'-Juige NJ. Y. Ba-ahill, Gas
tcnla, n. G.
The federal government, recognizes
the prosperity Of agriculture to be es-
sential to the well-being of the IA
on.-Secretary Of Agriculture Hyde.
X X
Petty graft is everywhere. SO I am
told. It's pay or suffer. and when you
pay you still susfer."-E. E. budding,
president Prisoners Aid society.
We have become SO fascinated with
the ~stupendous success Of American
manufacturing methods that many
men long to see the church produce
Christians as Mr.. Ford produces Ford
cars.'-Rey. DR.. Caleb r. Stetson.
X X
Il myself am what is called a nip
scalllon-a man who has drunk
everything and then reformed."-
Frank Ward OsMalley.
= *
The prohibition law succeeded in
protecting from his own weakness the
who had already wasted his USE
fulness. but counteracted disastrousiy
upon the flower Of our youth by in
vesting the practice Of drinking with
the false glamour of a forbidden ano
clandestine adventure."-1rvin S. Cchb.
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DISCONTINUED PRISONERS

Alter hH, thefe is nothing particularly Astonishing about
the ferries Of prison riotS and Other emotional outbirsts. A
I,tle ttudy OF prisons and prison behavior viii reveal the
fact there develops occasionally an excess OF animal spirits
tssat Eeizcs nnon any excuse 10 find release. Human ma
tire submits dociicly 10 suppression, To unyarying routine.
~ ~nonotony Of environment. just 80 long and then It "
rips for tnsurrcotton.
n Int necessary 10 20 TO prison TO find the phenomenon.
~ y manifested In the individual on the street and in the
h0ue and office. All Of VI occasionally weary Of the even
,tenos u our ways and welcome anything to break the mon
Ctpny Of existence. The greater the restraint the more
1vicleut the reaction. When the ebullition has subsidized we
lmAshly ysturn to our wslI-worn groove In the scheme of
itntno1 - begtn III over again accommodating dlscontsnt.
Iaghe sinister aspect u such m outbreak In : penisentlary
II AnDhaetSed by the greater association OF discipline with
MD& IN tnetttutton. And yet that very discipline 10 the
tndn1 that makes ths outbreak the more likely. In TIE
toy mature ~ things the greatest suppression brings The
|DpetaH danger 1t revolt. Hence the srMcd guards III q
|Cdeen, ~ iaf9er military organizations under derp,.ism.
| Wos y > pFoblens ~ dlsctpltnastans 70 solve. and they
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Talks Toe
X. Parents
THE z
fRy Alice Judson Pez,e


Helen lsc ree- invited 81 trle nos.
2cp1-a- ooy r high scaooI 20 attend
z Te-- spec-a- dance Al ne country
CUB Eslen vas no. IS.
-a- O.s- g.--s- Tao were q. least
t1-ee O four years oder, ouzzeG Ike
aLg-y hornets TIE. e mare child
should -.t-l1e O. thet- very grown
Up affairs and thai. TO oeepen her
ctteasc sae 2aocld have captured the
-1cs- Desirable boy II town for her
partner. Their mothers were a,nes.
a. angry. They goes.ped nal1cioIsly
about e -.otao- who couldn't wait 70
~ her daughter start he- social
carter.
Elt Helms mother was no dis
t1roed- 5erere.y slc gave her per-
mission and began % plan with Helen
2 a.ess appropriate Tor so great an
---as.on. Together they seved the
dress. Wren i vas finished. il WAS
Is .rothy and gay and charming as
z t.-1- parry 6-es5 enoald be. Helen
Tipped ! Or ard looked happily at the
reeection IL &c mirror.
Tou iook lovely. dear said her
rnother. And ! k.ow .ou are going
= lave a glorious Inc. / am letting
800 20 20 th-s party II spite of what
everybody Is SAYING. l am letting
Eou 20 because ] want You to be
HAPPY. You a. mature for your age,
crc ! an IRE tnst / can trust your
-oc| taste . prove that ! have not
oee. mistaken
there is lu DIE thing ! an going
% ssk. Il IS that you leave at u.
TIE party probably viii go on for an
ho4r or tao sfe- .aat. but you must
De aoao b. 1880. You are much
Younger than anyone else there. and
:. i o.. oens.ble that you should
cons home early and rot miss too
rnsca q. ycur sleep. You understand
TIT 6ort voa?"
I'll --aat. mother. II be home"
G course Eeien KEEP, her word.
VIA clild treated with such SYM
pet-r. trusted 30 confidently. would
faa2
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The SEARCH ron HAPPINESS

Eye-roae desires happiness. and YET
aox .e~ actually .eel happy for r1ore
.-z- z few moments q. q time With
1os. people. the happy moments are
z--e-syacs1 with 2 pectlsur1-.;ke
SrA-z ITO tie ceepes. gloom Or nH-
r-y. Why is j. TIA. Il olr inceSsart
sss-ca .c- happiness We 50 rarely az
tai :. = q permanent. torn2 Z II
no because We pursue things va.ch
IeaS 70 q temporary eo!oymsct
rather thar .he basic cause o. last
.oS sS.Ea-.c-2 LIZ Us consider
sore @. he things With bring hap
pines
Tae frs. r-es. desire is a feeling
Q. R1-sec--sfy sshe Law Of sett pres
e-ya-c.t. We desire the comforts o.
me oocy-heaiiE. plenty Q. tasty.
--o--2SElng food comfortable LIVING
quarters a. Of Lies necessities and
seize G. lis Injuries. as EelI as a pro-
sec,io- against enemies and danger
The second great desire is fo- the
preservation o. the RAGS. This GENES
=. g variety G. .o-Ds. otter finely os-
s-.s.- arc csno1elased by nature
:. usually Ea-.es-s .-Sl. IN a de-
e % .cTe, o. o. loved and admired
II the -ovs 0. children. II protecting
o.aa-s. = protecting ~ country or
-sos ant az Tsrlety Q. other forms.
- oae can e really happy who has
-.u- found a desirable mate With
Tho-n % t-srel along .tsrs highway.
o1s - encourage and 70 share the
s---rvs and toys. There is no other
oes-s y ACTIVITY which q De SIC
cessu.y substituted to- this mating
--s-ac-. = s z spur 70 accomplish
le-t. Ne. and women achieve tier
creates works o. consciously or ur-
consciously desiring 10 show CT TO
SOMEONE o. the opposite SEX.
-le desire 10 grow and improve 5
t.e third great desire. No one IS
satisfied VITO feels nat ne IS standing
Still Or falling backward. Ne must
De continually forging ahead.
One VINO desires 70 be most success
i'll i. this search to- happiness must
MAKE a mere cess.ag stuor o. the
laws Of o2turo. Learn 70 form .he
right kind Of HABITS and YOU VII. BE-
ve., repaid Cultivate heath. and a
sound financial policy. and t-y 10 add
% the happiness Of others. Try 20
Improve IN every direction, and DO
not make the mistake of oyer-im-
proving yourself y DIE way al ,ae
expense Of others. Some make the
error o. ceaseiessly trying 20 accu.n-
1.a.e ar enormous fortune al the
exoense o. their health. Others. in
80 ---l
MAJ negLec. their financial condition,
while others IN their search for &C
ccmpiishment may trample on love
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QUESTIONS AND ANSNEkS
.Anemia and High Blood Pressure

Question. Z. @. writes: Please
.ell ne Il ]. is possible !o- a patien-
70 have p@rniclcus anem.a ard n.r.
blood pressure? WHAT would be the
cure
Answer: Pern.cicus snemia ant
high blood pressure seldom 20 to-
gother. bu. II is quite common 70 see
secondary sreDia with artificial
apprehension Diet is the most prom
.nent factor in the treatnea. o. am
Of these conditions. bu. I would have
70 know -o-s about the particular
case II question before i would bo
wise 20 glge any definite advice.
Baby's Teeth
Question: W. n. r. writes: ~
baby TWO years old has fifteen teeth
but there are TWO milk teeth that VIII
not cone through. Why IS that. and
should TIE gums be lanceo2"
Answer: Do not be too quick 70
lance the gums. The full Sc. OF milk
teeth Go not eli come through until
the child IS abou. three years Of age
l. you viii rive the baby plenty OF
greens and milk he Will be sure 70
develop a good Set Of teeth.
Prolapsus
Question. Reader asks: Can a
dropped stomach be cured. and ho1o"
Answer: A prolapsed stomach can
always be raised 10 its proper position
through taking the "se.ting-up' eyer-
cises. 1. any adhesion eg.s. which
are holding the stomach down. these
must be broken loose first b. manip-
L.atlve treatment.
Diet in Asthma
Question. Mrs. a. D. writes: Can
asthma be cured by die,o II 50. Will
you kindly tell me what the oiet is9@
Answer. Please send for q special
article or the subject Of asthma. as
the answer 70 your question Is too
long 10 be published N this column.
Copyright, 1929. By The Bel SynGi-
cate. Inc
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ARB

-.e Os-a-io L,cucr Coa.-c. board
5 encouraging Canaan. ~ o-i-@
err ..5teao q -.aQor. Taat oGs.tao.
. oe aS.1.
Eos - - x1ov ~. coIcrs TIA.
oo1t ~ are fsst2
Mr. than 80 He.sa 2-ersr.s from
iGcr.ca W.. .aEe g2. !. L.ae e1mo-s
We. festival :. Eae!a1e Them -
{ .ae ~ 9. saeic- We-sa rare b4e
oe-rsp, bet ~. che.
y =
-srro HUNDRED c..Zc1s q ,o..d
. sneI 2 PETITION teTo
CcEa! Do ma. mar. peop.s bland
1-Iz
:9e tsthe- Of twins Is aI9a : proud.
Fo.s On hc.cs, .o1 nigh. ssy.
SOM peo2le have 70 lose $1,000 loo.
eeI9e NY .caazc they a-e Won p.-g
s5cJ9.
Authorities lame ec1rceted eeacl-
s4ons .or rein. convict e1tD-es.e a.
}s.io1s prisons. We ...il think is .ae
ec1f.cs. fault.
TIE SO csns.leS tast cane or IN
,a1 Gra. ZepDe.in are likely c,s.l
singing IL p-alsee.
x y
An American company pla1s %
--.~ = &z ~
proo.e, That's 70 passenger ard z
stoxs2ay.
fCopy..ght. 1929, Me- Serylce. Inc
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MRE SJNNR
A1EE SLNNR

I'M. ro-s. s-e ST. vo-asT. snS
~ porle Is s.r,2-Es.eS ~ e. tas
t,Io an .1-sc-ooyt mace Dver the
.sw vo2s- v1o z.leS veE ward II me
C-st Zeope-a ~ oae t.o1gat 0. Of
.s-1g On yei.oS ilc.s u OH .aa
~ FL rs experiences. to- .ae PLAIN
sszD. ma ~ va Z Isn El- Ser-
s-s +. -as passenger u ire tsrsl.
Ttlsacz Lsc ai1e assignments %
T-4.s .. her thrill e. taxing the trip.
Tc-e2 .o.. os .est.y people I'll
taL s1y- .. .c.og nsE s.oYce1
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Editorial Comment
Farm NOTE
kansas City star,

a farmer OF Newton county, Arkansas. lot q 2-ycar-old
hciler when the animal chokcd on a roll OF bills the
farmer had lost In the pasture. Thi. unintcntionAl OK
pertinent In cattle feeding seems N prove that the direct
use Of money IN this xsy Is impractical. Cattle have
not be recovered, as in this case. but A. lcas. ,hc cattle
survived rs an asset 70 the feeder. Another thing this
incident demonstrates rs that when farmers carry rolls
about with them in the fields, they should have strings
attached 70 them.
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ry because he Ia r.. 4el...sc -.
fundamental oe.-sl q nature.
l. .cu w1.h &c 2ca.cs- happiness.
e1srlire yourself ce-etili: aco fse j.
you have paid sufficient eic-..fr -
.hsse t-iuEe supports o: -eGr 1.--a!
instincts.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Dan Eise.herg have
gone to jamestown. N. Y. for q several
weeks visit. While in the east Mr..
Eisenberg will purchase his stock Of fal;
goods.
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I'll -. soass r. % u.sc,seanG srcG 11rao1sne 4 be-ae-
wsg u :, Ls-1 ss c-sozr- { rn.< Sr1pE< -Ta vrx x1l
sa--s@.4o- III o. rsst sors~ IL zn. nczs-s a. ioz o
.-ecIor az liz sIS Ut c-4-e
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Dr.. McCoy vii gladly zarze.
personal Gueet-C.3s or health and
die. addressed - na., cere G. Tia
T-IoI,s-
E-c.--e q s.siape1 addressed
enVelope Tor reply.
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-Four hundred fossils OF prehistoric
s~css-teb.a.es have been added to the
Fed naaseEm. Chicago, the gift OF
Ee.r. Cohauer.
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HHY GLORIA.

Es.st Z sa-ye-. SoI.e leas ..s-
G1,-Is 57a.-1o- advising parents aol
- ~ .acr ca4.Sren stteae rSs.es.
5.c ts-a ..e. re -noF1ee co.,a.n 20
Ggco ~ tg immature .1a1r.
TO aeee-g sseacox u s- scyGs
x.ylag os. Cva t-sse - tae t1Ge o.
.1cn noaex IS e2pastar 3. tae tact
~. to- s~.r1z s 40 2 r,.ne- -ag
ss7s.r per- co-f1ls-e1 e serr arI
.J-a- III - asg IT, .a1~Es-r
Hnc- Eo.sss.oae c.ase tae maternal
oas genera: coase pr on ~.
FUNNY TALES
So.skaa - g..s ~ u .i-.e sa1
.ae % Assumption. t.s. eaen eez =
s4psIf t-@o.lons-.T ~ ~ ~ ae-cS
oaon> .rgl--e ~i1ercc.eal sac showed
q Cr4csgo s1,ye tQcs .pv SO teles
vt, .e- aesty rlg5t arr III. q -ss1-
g WIG sr..s 70 PIX ae. ~ u tae
...reet.
Eec complained tnst sae ID ! nc
.-Sge 1nk41g &. nc g3rl sos lyk.ag
=. t1e Ytas7art maine collc2t oe-
.efs = 50 Virginia snose, TIN
Al, 1cFe tae o.aer Rcs u tLe pc
IRE Etcn T0nlnsor " Lzac.sser
Pa se.t 1nIer .he Gzne .. E,o
Gyaeasycy. "A. s.l .os oref Tn t.ers
asS posec ~ z nan f1n2lny te..o- n
"a. caS,ca eao.r. soc H.rs c2.te 70
.4s1tIc WITH III. iSSss. TT cagrcn
caoar dismissed - frs. ieao- yEen
tae cscevtscn VA. cig,1yer.C.
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QUICK

Magistrate: So you broke into The
i~obacconist's shop just to set a ten
cent cigar? Then what were you do
ing at the safe?
Prisoner: l was putting In the Ten
centS.-Tit.Bi
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Theft Of religious articles from
churches in Italy is being punished
severely since application Of canon
law to the kingdom.
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Many q chicken has crossed the rpsd 70 gisc VI an object
lesson in Inc pcriis OF jay-yaikiny.
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Delegates Stevens and Sandager re-
turned to the city from their Ransom
county homes yesterday.
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sons pe,pie peYs.st In buying sild ca! s.yk q. i. tiiei,
hs nx roll. had nine ..Ye..
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REYNOLDS CASE

E1c1s-c = Tr.o4oG ny 70 1T %
DEcc, --L4cl-, :. serving tlve months
n z London p-.so. % z CONVICTION o
.,a1s1s1g.s- stte- rs S--o E--e1 Z
motorcycles.
J. IS Interesting % .Jce -Lz- re her
IS a. American o.e l. would d II
teceT.1g . kCo. nov ne case would
.ave oeeL c-spossd c. e ~ .ad oee-
2 -.c. E.g.4s- Ie.-- 1e- e !. To--c De
.~atere-.ng - re nov rce AM Gas.
-ol.1 nsFt oee. G.2oose1 9. - amer
~
II o.he- words. II which .a..o. IS
.as-s r1oEt apt % be o.e justice to- In
-.ca and snotae- tor ne r3o-?
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BRAVE MAN.

Thomas a EI4g1 = q orsre .ar.
Inlnk 0. al the ho2sfui se.te.s IL
nlg. nave received from t.e nsfnere
and father. 7rE su..s zoo U.cic. sns
COUSINS and brothers an1 sister ard
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-13

Some pera,ns never decide ~ va.ca their own business
until they do not have any to watch.
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According - sn sa.nogl... ss.- foye, N Esws-sI
srIs ~ solnlcc seosrs,e!Y. sn> - rave heen yc.crrng
how this would WORK 81, with sa En1l.sn specimen *.
eDea4tecu.."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-13

Arthur Linn has gone to Parker. s.
D.. to assume editorial control Of the
Advocate.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-13
Our Yesterdays
FORTY YEARS G

Peter Wilcox, who has been travel
ing for nearly a year in the south. has
returned to Bismarck.
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J. Is only The cy, 81 mesie psoluc.on -a.ch n. pro-
al,,ta are aee.ing - MAKE more rtas,nabl.. Iec t1,re e.,
tne pos.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-13

Tne man vino cc. the honorable thing nsrsr .nre
ab,u. iI.,..eati,n.
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ring for Mr.. and Mrs. 3. c. Marks vino
are leaving sooa 10 make their home l.
Fargo.
Miss Leah Remission LEI, .oda- FOR
Glacier park where sire viii spend the
remainder Of the summer.
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4 oeette IS .aid . pc able 70 dis
peEee 7.tn tood l- ...rce years.
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