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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
BUNVADI ELJARAS
EGY REF, LELKESZ ELLEN

Bukarestb6l jelentik: - A Gu.
vantul szerint a devai fougyesz.
seq lazitas cimen eljarast inditott
Szabo Istvan lupenyi reformatus
lelkesz ellen, aki lupenyi vereng
zes aldozatainak temetesen mon
dott beszedeben allit6lag a kovet-
kez0 kitetelt hasznalta. "Idej0t-
tetek, draga magyar munkasok,
hogy kenyeret keressetek maga-
toknak es csaladjaitoknak es me-
leg kenyer helyett hideg goly6t
kaptatok. Idejottetek a szen, a
fekete gyemantok birodalmaba,
minden almok es minden biin0k
orszagaba, ahol csak kihasznaltak
benneteket, de jogaitokat el mem
ismertek." Az ujabb binbakkere-
ses az erdelyi magyar sajtoban
nagy megitkoz6st valtott XII. Xii
l0nosen ARA utalnak a lapok,
hogy a verengz6s valodi ertelmi
szerzojet Rowan prefektust meg
a mai napig sem mentettek fel al
lasat6l es ehelyett tovabbi marti-
rokat keresnek a verengzes pa
lastolasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
A K0z0NsEG K0REB0L
vARvA vARUNK vAI.AKITl
- Mt. Lalxy Zsigmondnet.

Mt. Lalky Zsignondnet.
Konnyes szemmel engedtiik nagy
Ultra,
De or0m Swivel variuk 5tet vissza.
OFT jart 8, ahova sziviink vagyik,
Ahol edes anyank ertink s6hajtozik.
Hirt hozott minekiink, mindnyaj junknak
sz6l az,
Hisz mindnyajunknak van Oft, kiert
sohajtoz.
10 lesz 6tet vegig hallgatni
Es egy pillanatra haza gondolni.
En- is gondolnek, ha nekem is volna,
De csak az emleke maradt meg r6la.
Edes anyank izenf
Hogy mi az Anyasziv AIT O, Lakyne,
jol tudja,
A Teremt6 6tet is kozinkbe sorozta. .
Macy munkat vegzett o, AIT mindenki
tudja,
Meg az angol szomszed is beszel r6la.
Azert Mi magyar N6k biszkek
lehetink,
Van kir6l beszeljink.
Sokkal tartozunk, AIT mi j6l tudjuk.
Arannyal, ezusttel flZetni nem
tudunk
(Azert ad6sok maradunk)
De van egy dragabb kines, ez az 0rok
emlek
Tiszteletben tartjuk az 3 nevet.
Atadjuk lanyainknak, maid az
unokaknak.
Mt. Lakyne ugy sem kivan ennel
tobbet,
Mint mosolyg6s arcot es bekesseget.
Mrs. Viketi
$40 E. Boston Ave.
Youngstown, 0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
A GYEMANT TORTENETE

Az emberiseg t0rtenete igazol-
ia, hogy az 6kor emberei ep oily
lazas igyekezettel, hiu rajongas-
sal aggattak tele magukat eksze-
rekkel, mint manapsag Az otes-
tamentum beszeli, hogy Abraham
szolgaja, amikor Rebekaval talal-
kozott a kutnal, ket tiz shekel su-
lyos arany karperecet ajandeko-
zott neki.
Osregi halmok, fejedelmi sirhe-
lyek fcltarasaval a szem6lyi hiu-
sag pompas ekszerhalmaza is fel-
tarult, de csodalatos m6don iga-
zolodik be az is, hogy az 6kori
nepek felUlmulhatatlan kepesseg-
gel birtak muveszi ekszerek
kreaciojaban. A fold minden ne
pc megtalalta maga sajatos
anyagat, amivel ekszereit keszi-
tette es amivel azutan test6t di-
szitette. Icy a vaskorszakban
vasdarabokkal es kagyl6kkal ag-
gatta magat tele az ember. A Sa-
lamon szigetek bennsziil0ttei sza-
ritott b6r0ket es csontdarabokat
hasznaltak fel observation-disclosures
De vannak nepek, ahol olajbo-
gy6kat es tollakat hasznalnak
testi disziil, ami civilizacio SEE
letol erintetlen nepek el6tt bizo-
nyosan ep oily 0r0met jelent, mint
modern ember komplikalt gy0-
nyoriisege.
Maga a $40 modern eredete, a
francia "joie", oromet, kellemes
erzest jelent es ezzel kapcsolat-
ban ITALIAN mem tulozunk, ha AIT
allitjuk, hogy az ekszer nemcsak
miveszetben, de az emberi tor
tenelemben is fontos szerepet t0l-
tott be.
A gyemantot az egesz vilagon,
az ekszerek unnepelt kiralyanak
tartjak. Az osszes dragakovek
kozott ez a legkemenyebb a leg
ragyog6bb es legtart6sabb. Meg
jegyzend6, hogy a gyemant ra-
gyogasat csak csiszolas es sokol-
dalu felszin vajatok reven nyerik.
A gyemantcsiszolas miiveszete ha-
talmas fejlodest mutat az utohbi
ket evszazad alatt. Sokan pr6bal-
koztak mar a gyemant mesterse-
ges uton valo el6allitasaval, de
mindezideig egyetlen komoly 81
kerr6l sem tudunk beszamolni.
Eek a kiserletek bar feltetlen
birnak bizonyos tudomanyos hat
terrell, mindamellett a gyemant
anyaga es osszetetele meg ma is
misztikum.
A gyemantot karatokban me-
rik. Egy ounzenyi gyemant 141
es fel karatnak felel meg. Egy
ounces gyemant erteke megha-
ladja hdromnegyed milli6 dol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
XIX ALKALMASAK
A VEZERI SZEREPEKRE?
Elmelkedes az egyleti, szervezeti,
vagy klub-vezer kvalitasairol es
kotelessegeirol.

Amilyen mertekben t0m0rUl &
mai tarsadalom a kiilonfele erde
keket szolgalo csoport alakulatob
fele, amelyek lehetnek politikai
jotekonysagi, vagy tisztan tarsa
dalmi vonatkozasuak, annyira va
lik kiil0n0sen fontossa, az egyes
alalulatok vezerenek helyes meg.
valasztasa. Ugyszolvan minder
embert er az a 'megtiszteltetes !"
vagy erint a k0telesseg erzet
hogy a megfelel6 vezerember ki
valasztasaban reszt vegyen.
Nemregiben egy igen erdekes
osszejovetelt tartottak az egyik
amerikai varosban. A komite az.
zal cellal tilt egybe, hogy a
leadership" kerd6set, massz6val
a vezeregyeniseg megfelelo kiva-
lasztasanak problemajat megvi-
tassa.
A leader megvalasztasanak fe-
lelossege egykeppen terhel min
den egyent, akit egy erdek k0t a
csoporthoz. Eppen exert minden
individuumnak tisztaban kell len
ME els6sorban is azzal, hogy mi
lyen kvalitasokat keressen, mi
lyen meretii es iranyu tudast k0-
veteljen meg leaderjet6l. Aki tag
ia valamely organizacionak, egy-
letnek, vagy barmily mas alaku-
latnak, j6l tudja, hogy egy kell6-
KEEP kivalas .tott vezeregyenis6g
akire a csoport vezetesenek fele-
lossegteljes feladata harul, mi
lyen iidv0s hataSsal lehet a moz-
galomra, aminek 0sszhangos mil
kod5set kul0n0s kepessegein6l
fogva biztositani tudja.
Az emlitett konferencia tagjai
altalaban megegyeztek abban,
hogy a vezer kivalasztasat az
egyes csoportok specials 6r1eke
szabja meg. Icy tehat azok kva-
litasok, amelN Nokkel az a leader
bir, aki szemtol szembe all ESQ.,
PORTRAYAL, esetleg feleslegesek az
intellektualis vezeregyeniseg ese-
teben, aki csak ideakkal szolgal
valamely vi mozgalcmnak. A ke-
pesitest ezenfelUil vezetend0 ESQ.,
port szellemi niv6ja hatarozza
meg. Vegul a csoport fail karak-
terenek es a generacionak is befo-
lyasa van az idealis leader kepes-
segei megallapitasaban es megsza
basaban.
Annyi bizonyos, hogy a legel-
sobbrendii kellekek k0ze tartoz-
max a testi es ideg-energia kepes-
segek. A vezeregyenisegbol, an
max fizikumab6l es idegmuk0de-
sebol er6 sugarzik, aminek ugy
nevezett "delejet" minden egyen
erzi, aki csoporthoz tartozik.
1lyen kapcsolatban szoktunk be-
szelni a "lelkesedesr0P', amt a
leader sugarcz belenk es annak
szellemi es fizikai kepessegei hat
vanyozzak. Termeszetesen mem
minden lelkes, oszinte es odaad6
ember kepes a leadershipre, de vi
szont minden igazi leaderben
megvannak ezek a kvalitasok.
Talan meg ennel is fontosabb,
hogy leader technikai, tehat
szakkepzettseggel birjon a ESQ.,
port specials erdekeit illetoleg,
valamint hangjaban hordja ait a
biztos nyomatekot, a mi a parancs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
KIRABOLTAK NAPOLY
LEGSZEBB BAZILIKAJAT

Milanobol jelentik: = Napoly-
max legszebb bazilikajaban, a
XIV-ik szazadb6I szarmazo Santa
Chiara-ban bet0r0k jartak, akik
elvittek a martirok relikviait tar
talmazo urnakat. tovabba zafiro-
kat, brilfansokat, gyongyoket es
regi aranybol valo 0tv0smunka-
kat raboltak el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26

A lapunkban hirdeto cegeknel
vasaroljon. Vasarlasainal emlitse
meg, hogy a hirdetest lapunkban
latta. Szolgalatot tesz nekiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
"A Bizalom" alapozta meg
Klinet minden varosban

youngstown Kline uzlet egyike azoknak mey orszag
varosaban talahat6 lane eknek ameyeket 1S4ben
aapitoak izetuk oceant6l OCEANIC es @amul
egyre n0veked0ben
Az aapit6 haamas lane uzeet azert kezdette
bizo kozonsegben es 6eezte, hogy k0z0nseg
ertekeket. -
EFT k0vettek Kline zletek amint egymasuan ala
kultak nagyobb varosokban koz0nseg tudja hogy Kline
ban megbzhat
Mi kezdett6l ogva htti hogy amerika nagykoz0n
seq ag var gy oyan zet amelynek htelt adhat es amy
ben megbzha Kline soha ado okot bizalom megrndu
lesere
Amnt egyk izet mask uan nylt meg, megragadtuk
akamat hogy kteresszk meger6stsk nagykozonseg BIZ
zamat bennnk azalta hogy nagyobb s jobb keket nyu
tnk es vev6nknek nagyobb penzmegtakartast okozunk
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18
FRED fulton trains
FOR ring COMEBACK
Minnesota Plasterer' Restored
to Good Standing by Box.
ing Commission

st. Paul. Dec. l8.-iR-Frcd Full
ton. the Minnesota p~lasterer." bar
red from the Minnesota ring for sew
eral years. has been restored to good
standing by the state boxing commits
sion. 1t was announced today. Fulton
is now in training In Minneapolis
with the intention of undertaking .
comeback.
Fulton. once a promising contend
err for the heavyweight championship
wa placed In disfavor throughout
the country after a bout with Tony
Fuentc in California In which 1t was
charged. he took a dive" for 5000.
Subsequently he was counted out In
a bout with George Godfrey In Min
neapolis, and the Minnesota commits
sion suspended him indefinitely.
Tulton's suit against the boxing
commission for reinstatement has
been pending for several years. The
ban against him was lifted In an
opinion by the attorney generals Of
flee. according to Ray Mechan. st.
Paul member OF the commission.
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GREEN RELIEVED OF
STATE BANK DUTIES
industrial Commission to Sit a.
Active Beard Of Directors
Temporarily

Members Of the state industrial
commission hereafter will sit as the
active board Of directors Of the Bank
Of North Dakota. temporarily. 1t was
decided at a conference Of commission
members today.
Action was taken to relieve c. r.
Green. manager and dircctor-gcneral.
from the necessity OF having to con-
slider the banks affairs during his
illness.
Green Is slowly recovering from a
recent stroke. His mind Is clear. but
he Is suffering great pain. To relieve
his mind Of business cares Governor
George r. Shafer ordered p. H. Butler,
acting manager. to stop bothering
Green with tho banks business affairs
but to bring them instead to the in
dustrial commission.
When Green was on the Job he had
full authority and the industrial COM
mission did not deem 1t necessary to
keep in as close touch with the bank
as Is necessary now that he is Ill, the
governor said.
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clared was the real solution Of the
mystery.
Plead Sell. Defense
According to this story. Koehler
had been fired out Of the Free Corps.
One night Won Beulwitx. Lampel and
Schwenninger were patrolling the
country In Silcsia when von Beulwitx
discovered Kochler In q barn search
Ing for arms the Free Corps was sup
posed to have concealed there.
During the encounter Won Bcuiwitz
wa declared to have shot Koehlcr In
self-defcnse. Neither Lampcl nor
Schwcnninger was In the barn at the
time. 1t was said. and took no part IN
the shooting.
It was a probable enough story, but
authorities just can't forget the CORY
and realistic detail contained III Lam.
pels book. How. they are wondering.
could an innocent man have imagined
such q murder?
Political Views Changed
Lampel. son Of a German country
parson. has been IN the public eye
before now. He served In the war
with gallantry. first rs . cavalryman
and afterwards as all air pilot. After
tho war. he joDled the Overland Free
Corps. but his political views suffered
a complete change and he found his
way into the Communist camp.
After this he made his living by
writing. In addition to the novel al
ready mentioned, he made local fame
as one Of the most advanced dra-
matists IN his country. His play Re-
volt III a R%eformatory School," expos
ing scandals In those institutions. was
a nine days sensation In Berlin. Then
he came forth with another-"PoiSOn
Gas Over Berlin play about the
use Of gas for a revolution. The Bcr-
lii authorities forbade Its perform.
ance on the ground that It threatened
public order and security.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18
Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity
Mandan Auxiliary
Plan Holiday Cheer

Plans for supplying Christmas
cheer to North Dakota veterans were
completed at the meeting Of the
Mandan Legion Auxiliary Monday
evening. A Christmas stocking filled
with articles for an ~ex-service man.
will be sent to the Fargo Veterans
hospital. and the Mandan unit will
cooperate in giving a New Years
party to North Dakota veterans
throughout the United States.
Bridge was played at eight tables
after the meeting, and score prizes
Went to Mrs. c.. B. Aarvig and Mrs.
H. II. Handtmann.
The committee In charge were
Mines. E. r. Griffin. w. F. McClcl-
land. Frank Dowd and H. <. Jensen.
Mrs. w. G. Peterson has gone to
st. Paul for q weeks visit with
friends.
ELECTIONS Of officers will take place
at the meeting of the A. o. y. w.
lodge Thursday evening in the IDud.
sou hall. The juvenile lodge will
hold their Christmas program preced-
ing the meeting.
Mrs. John Anderson. Rock Haven.
left today for Sioux City. Ia. for q
visit with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wundcrs.
4 4 *
The Sons of Norway lodge will hold
their annual election at their meeting
Friday evening at Hudson hall.
S. A. Coils. Selfridge. came to
Mer1an Yesterday to receive medical
treatment for a broken arm received
when he vas cranking a car.
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Members Of Chapter H, p. E. O..
held their Christmas party this AFTER
noon at the home Of Mrs. g. H. Bing-
enheimer. Mrs. G. H. Wilson read a
paper on Christmas Carols and Gus
TOMS" and a box for the Mandan
Deaconess hospital vas packed.
i X \
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Singlctary plan
to leave this week by motor for
Phoenix. Ariz., where they will reside
In the future. Recently Mrs. Single
tary has been hon0red at farewell
parties given BY the Methodist Ladies
Aid and the Royal Neighbors lodge.
=
Frank Wilson was named chancel-
lor Of the Mandan Knights Of Pythias
lodge at their election Monday eve-
ming. G. M. Sheen waS named vice.
chancellor: Perry Benncr, prelate:
o. Andenes. M. W.: J. w. Huff. x. Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1929

r. aud =: 8. A Young, M. Ex.: Frank
Hudson. NJ. A.: w. F. Reko: inner
guard: A w. Leppart. outer guard: J.
G. prinsmadc. trustee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18
Author Held in Murder
Case Because NOUcl Is
Called "TOO Realistic"
~ MILTON

Berlin, Dec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In
Jail while investigations are conduct.
Cd into his alleged completely In a
murder. Peter Martin Lampel has had
plenty Of time to reflect upon the pitt
falls, which beset the way Of an au-
thor with Z too . vivid imagination
Lampel's literary career has been Just
one long series Of troubles.
He scibbled extreme German ma
tionalism and won the Ill will OF mcn
Of the extreme Left. He wrote Ger
man Communism and won the violent
hatred Of his old comrades Of tho cx-
trerne Right. He turned out Z novel
about q vehmgericht-a secret court
Of vengeance such As are held BY
bands OF extreme Nationalist - and
the police pounced on him while he
was batting out . new play on his
trusty typewriter.
It seems that for some time now.
the police Of silesia have been trying
to discover the murderer OF Fritz
Koehler. = member Of the Overland
Free Corps. This was IN organi2a-
ton Of monarchial and a~nti.republi-
can tendencies. Recently q suspect
was arrested and. although he subse-
quently was released. he named Lam
pei. IN engineer named Schwenniger
and . student. One von Beulwitx, rs
knowing all about the fate Of Koch
Ter.
His Novel Recalled
Then the police remembered that
Lampel had written . novel called
Betrayed Youth" and In It the ex-
p~eriences Of q young mar In q ma
tionalist organization like the Obcr-
land Free Corps were described. It
seems that In these organizations.
when the leaders suspected one of
the members Of treachery. they held
a secret trial and Il they found him
guilty. sentenced him to execution.
The leaders then designated some Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18
UNDERLYING CAUSES
FOR RECENT PRISON
OUTBREAKS DEFINED
Excessive Sentences, Men Actu-
ally innocent, Starvation
Diets Outlined

New York. Dec. l8-tAp-A report Is
sued today by the National Society Of
Penal Information contains an cx-
PLANTATION BY the convicts themselves
OF the underlying cause for recent
prison outbreaks.
The explanation was given IN a
report by the executive committee Of
the Mutual Welfare league of Auburn
prison, where two outbreaks In recent
months have taken the lives Of 4
dozen prisoners and keepers. The
mutual welfare league Is an organiza-
ton Of the prisoners. to which Is en-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18

The North Dakota Power
Light Co. will be open evening
from now until Christmas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18

their younger members to decoy the
guilty" man to q lonely spot where
he was duly done III.
In his book, Lampcl gave a very
realistic description Of how a young
maj thus suspected was murdered.
So vivid vas the narrative and SO
~nauseating the details that 1t seemed
nobody could have invented them.
Police decided that he must have seen
them.
Shortly after the arrest Of Lampel
and 5chwenninger. attorneys came TO
the authorities with what they de-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18
Winifred Darlington
Talks on Opportunity
Room at Mandan Meet

=
Members OF Mandan's public school
hoard and j. g. Gould. superintendent
ct schools. are considering the advisi-
bility Of instituting an opportunity
room for backward grade school pu-
pills next year.
Miss Winifrcd harrington, who
conducts an opportunity room Ut
Roosevelt school, Bismarck. spoke be-
fore members Of the school board and
grade school faculties at the regular
serni-monthly nesting Held q NAN
dan high school last evening.
Miss Darlington outlined the OBJ
iccts 81 the special class for students
who ere not able to grasp studies
readily and explained the system
used III the Bismarck class.
The Bismarck teacher spoke a. inc
request of Mrs. B. 6 Nickcrsoil. pres
idert Of tho kandan school board.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18

trusted many details OF prison ma
agement and discipline.
Their report lists five reasons 9
prison discomfort:
l-Excessive sentences with 4
inducement Of earning time OF 9
good behavior cut TO neglig11'
amount BY recent laws.
2-Mcn actually innocent q 4
crime 70: which they have been Sou1
guilty who brood over their WroG
and spread discomfort.
3-Monotonous and tnsufllcte!
diet. for which the warden u not 3
sponsible since supplies are secut(
through a purchasing agent and Col
tractors. They also charge the mon
allotted for food Is insufficient.
Applying TO convictS sentence
under the old laws the more Str1l
gent provisions Of recent legislatto|
the most drastic being the rule til
earned good time compensation d.
not take effect until after the min
mum sentence has been served.
5-Wthholding from long teri
prisoners the compensation they ea1
In prison until their discharge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18
SAT IN A D~RAFT-THEN
SUFFERED.

It's never safe to sit where q draft
OF air strikes the kidneys. Painful
congestion. severe backache. and 4
disturbed urinal flow arc usual re.
suits. impossible to sleep. and my
back ached SO / could neither sit nor
lie Gown In comfort. Foley Pills
diuretic cleared away the pain and
stiffness. and I am no longer troubled
with night calls. and sleep s0undly."
so says p. McAillen. Hudson. N. Y.
Men and women everywhere use ana
recommend them. Sold at all drug
stores.-Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18
Graduation Exercises
In North Dakota Set

Midwinter graduation exercises will
be held December - at Valley City
and Mayvillc state teachers colleges.
and December 20 at Minot state
teachers college and Dickinson normal
school. the state board Of administra-
ton has been advised. Twenty four
Will receive diplomas at Valley City.
Z at Mayyille. Is at Milot. and II at
Dickinson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18
:: MANDAN NEWS ::
IS Mandan Teachers Direct
yI
! Activities as Well as Teach

season a week ago with an easy win
over Almont.
Coach McMahan probably will
start the came lineup which opened
the Almont game, with Frank Boehm
and Frank Heidi at forwards. Lloyd
Dietrich at center. Lloyd Spielman
and Captain Wiifred Lillibridge at
guards.
Friday night the Braves will travel
to New Salem for an engagement
with the high school team there.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18
Mandan School Xmas
Programs Set Friday

Students in Mandan's grade. junior
high. and high schools rapidly ere
completing plans for Christmas pro-
grams which will be given Friday aft
ernoon at the city schools.
Christmas vacation opens at 1 p
m. Friday. when school Is dismissed
and will continue until 8:45 a. m.
Jan. 6. 1t is announced by J. C.. Gould,
superintendent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-18
Funeral Services for
PlatOu Held in Home

Valley City. N. D.. Dec. l8.-tF,-
Private funeral services for DR.. L. s.
Platou. prominent Valley City and
Fargo physician who died In Minne-
apolis Sunday. were held here at 2
y. m. today. The body lay In state
III the city hall Tuesday afternoon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-02-15
SEVENTH ELECTION
DISTRICT
North West Park

Benson, Jessie Mot az, Block
1, North West Park" as describ-
ed in a deed recorded in liber 304,
folio 31S. Taxes, interest and
costs, $32.9S.
Niemeyer, Otto and Jennie M
North II of Lot /, Block 1 and i'm
provements, North West Park"
as described in a deed recorded in
liber 412, folio 178 and 1870. Tax
es, interest and costs, $76.36.
Armstrong, Marion r. pres
ent owner, Ella v. Croswell) =
Part Of Lot 81, Block 2, North
West Park" as described in deed
recorded in liber 1893, folio 1876 and
liber 458 and folio 98. Taxes, in
terest and costs, $14.40.
Bowen, William f. and Grace
M.-Lot ID, Block l, North West
Park" as described in a deed re-
corded in liber 398 and folio 21s.
Taxes, interest and costs, $27.89.
Renshaw, Charles H.-Parts of
Lots 81 and 20, Block 2, "North
West Park" as described in a deed
recorded in liber 500, folio 80
Taxes, interest and costs, $31.66
Scott, May f. present owner
Louis A. and Grace Rylan Kersh-
ner) Lot 80, Block 1, "North
West Park, as described in a deed
recorded in liber 278, folios 1870
294, 296, liber Asa, folio 4S3. Tax.
es, interest and costs, $1T94.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-02-15
SEVENTH ELECTION
DISTRICT
KenilwOrth

Bowly, L. Vaughan and EdnasJ
The so feet South of the North
80 feet of lot 8, and 22.2 feet South
of the North 80 feet of lot 8,
Block 3, and improvements, as de-
scribed in deeds recorded in liber
344, folios 1853 and ALB, and liber
1888, folio 1863. Taxes, interest and
costs, $95.SS.
Kenworthy, Marie G.-Lot s,
Block l, and improvements, Kenil-
worth, as described in a deed re-
corded in liber 1854, folio 81. Taxes,
interest and costs, $201.97.
Smith, Florence A.--Lot 8,
Block 6, Kenilworth, as described
in deed recorded in liber 402, TO-
lilo 70. Taxes, interest and costs,
$41.60.
Young, John W.-Part Of lot 8,
Block a, Kenilworth, and improve
ments, as described in a deed re-
corded in liber 176, folio AL.
Taxes, interest and costs, $104.03.