The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1917, Page 4

Diy . Temperature at noon ‘COROT ETO ROE ‘OUEN fF LHE“TRIBUNE Entered at the Postoftice, Bismarck, N. D., as Second Class Matter. ISSUED EVERY DAY EXCE- i SUNDAY SUBSCRIPTION 1 RATES, PAYABL! PAYABLE IN si $ 0 4.00 1.25 Dal 6.00 Daily, small outside of Hoel ote, three months 1.50 Weekly, by mail, per year. 1.50 G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY Special Foreign Representative new. YORK, Fifth Ave. Bldg.; CHICAGO, uette Bldg.; BOSTON, 8 Winter ETROIT, Kresge Bidg.; MINNE- APOLIS, $10 ‘Lumber Exchange. Merober Audit Bureau of Circulation HE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER = (Established 1872) WEATHER REPORT for 24 hours ending at noon July 20: Temperature at 7 a. m. a 7 Highest yesterday Lowest yesterday . Lowest last night. 67 Precipitation ..... OL Highest wind velocity. NW ‘Forecast for North Dakota: Generally fair and continued warm tonight and Saturday. Lowest Temperatures Fargo ... . 58 Williston 62 Grand Forks 60 Pierre 68 St. Paul . 68 Winnipeg 62 Helena .. 54 ‘Chicago . 70 Swift Current 52 Kansas City .. 68 San Francisco . 58 ORRIS W. ROBERTS, + Meteorogolist. OO O4 +> I would rather make ‘my % iahte ‘than’ inherit iéIrhack- & © eray. ° ee PEACE RESOLUTION. Germany is now talking of a peace which has its source not in the crown council, dominated by the kaiser, but in the hearts of the German people, ‘broken under the weight of an un- necessary and criminal war. Chancellor Michaelis is merely a stop-gap. He echoes the commands of the crown prince and the military caste which is dragging the Empire} deeper into the murk and mire of a war that respects neither women or | A) children or the established laws of nations. Unless signs lic, the German people tltimately will be heard and the milf- tary puppets who persist in turning a deat ‘ear will be swept from their tottering pedestals, even as the Bour- ‘bons were in France. Michaelis minimized the effect of America’s intervention, a significant sign that the German pgople, the man in the street, has been weighing the new odds that even more decisively turn the scales against a realization of the Pan-German dream of the “Ho henzollerns. No one has ever questioned the heart of the German people. This is not a war against a race, but against a regime that would sacrifice pollt- ical freedom upon the altar of selfish ambition; that would stifle democ- racy for another century and turn back governmental progress for gen- erations to come. The facts are meagre at this writ- ing, but there goes up over the en- tire country upon this day, as men ahaa Okan for mary ervics a longing that the peace discussion in Germany comes from the heart of the German people and is untainted by Prussian intrigue Of course Michaelis and the kaiser want peace. So does the devil. MORE THAN $75,000. Martin Sweeney, famous jockey 35 years ago, had been missing nearly that long. To find him his sister in Chicago advertised that a fortune of $75,000 awaited him. It didn’t. The fortune was a myth. And one might have thought a man 80 careful to conceal his whereabouts so long, would be peeved if lured from hiding by a ruse, with disap- pointment as the sequel. But Fate saves Martin Sweeney’s sister from his displeasure, because the sister has probably saved Swee- ney from prison. Her advertisemente found him in Sing Sing, where he had served 17 years of a 20-year sentence. When Governor Whitman acknowl: edged receipt of a plea for clemency the facts came out. And the freedom his sister may thus win for him will be to Sweeney an acceptable substi- tute for the $75,000 fortune existing only in her imagination. ° Freedom from prison or $75,000! In Sweeney's place which would you rather have! If German gold isn't assisting the 1. W. W,, German spirit is. A ONE-LIVED CAT. Perhaps there is some mysterious, yet unsegregated element in the at- mosphere of the middle west which exercises a deleterious effect upon the iron constitution and physical equilibrium of a cat. Either that, or else some uncanny influence-is shed from the remaining hand of the one-armed peddler who passed through Brookfield, Mo. Because, the minute that peddler touched the head of a flourishing Brookfield cat the hapless cat reclin- ed suddenly upon its iback and re- linquished all of its nine lives in one gasp. Such a digital power over the lives of cats is remarkable, but it is no less remarkable than the presence of a volatile atmospheric essence fatal to cats. And unless somebody has a third explanation the peddler’s power as a cat-killer might as well be ac- cepted. f After they discovered that similar sudden demises in the feline kingdom marked the one-armed peddler's trail they arrested the man—which is no way to treat a peddler who can Kill cats with a wave of the hand, just like that. Some men whose homes are prolific of cat families would almost ‘be will- ing to lose one arm in order to achieve the power of killing cats with the other arm. After a man has dragged a bag of cats to the near- est creek in dry weather the arm that held the bag feels as if it had been amputated, anyway. The only real mystery about the occurrence is this. If a man possess- es a miraculous cat-slaying power which, like the wand of Midas, would pour the riches of the world into his lap—if properly advertised—why should he remain a peddler? With the thermometer at 112 at Wellington, Kan., no wonder the state is dry. TAGGED FOR LIFE. ¢ ‘Willie Goss, 7, started this ‘week from the home of his father, Harry Goss, in Champaign, Ill., on a 2,000- mile journey to Los Angeles.’ His’ destination was printed on a tag pin ned to his coat. What a chance his parents took to send that little shaver all that way alone, guided just ‘by a tag threugh all the world’s perils! Let's see. How's your boy tagged? ‘He’s starting out‘on life's journey, isn’t he? More than 2,000 miles! A journey perhaps all over the face of the earth, a journey of maybe three score and ten years. You will not ‘be with him all the time. He'll go:where he.is tagged to ig0.; Have you staggedo(him at alt? ovhat destination haye you print- ed on his tag? Have loving care, and thoughtful direction and wise discipline and thor- ough education written on his way- bill, Success City? Or is his tag blank? Or so carelessly pinned at about the 25-year station it will drop off? What a chance? ‘boy tagged? ' Well, how is your And now they've fined: Joey Tinker $100 for ‘spitting into “an, umpire’s face at Columbus. Talk about neg sonal liberty! 5; i of EMBARGO VS. KING COTTON, The South will be called upon for all its patriotism and the president for all his courage when he faces or- dering an embargo uppn cotton ex- ports to ‘neutral Europe. Despite efforts to have the South diversify its crops cotton fs still king. A big crop of cotton and a buying world mean prosperity for the South, @ poor crop or a closed market, hard times. The South also happens to be the party. Anything that would seem to hit’ at cotton is going to be of vital importance to democratic leaders. Nevertheless the problem has to be met. Germany is wildly anxious for cotton for explosives and clothes. Up to now American cotton has ‘been going to Germany in considerabie quantities. The only way to prevent this is to apply the embargo to neu- trals. Nearly 100,000,000 pounds of cotton beyond the neutrals’ normal needs have gone to them during the war. Denmark, Holland, Sweden, Norway and Spain all shared. Nor can they make the excuse they have made avout food and metals—that they used to get much from Germany and other European ‘countries. The cot: ton grown in Germany is represented ‘by zero. The irresistible conclusion is that American cotton, for the past three years, has gone into explosives that have been blasting the lives out of the soldiers of our allies. If we do not put a stop to the ex- portation, cotton grown on southern fields will blast the lives out of Amer- ican boys—some of them sons of the very men who raised the cotton. More, it will be used in protecting German soldiers from the winter cold. No real patriot will desire any such thing as that. The Kansas City man who asked a divorce because of too many kisses really had no kick coming, as long as they were all bestowed upon him. If Secretary Baker gets us up an and cigarettes, it ought to be review- ed where everybody can see it, for the moral effect. mainstay of the president's politigal, army immune against wine, women} oe GERMAN _S Ce... ZEEE 1261 1262 1263 1265 1268 1269 1270 1271 1272 1273 1274 1277 1278 1279 1280 1281 1283 1284 1285 1286 1289 1290 1291 1293. 1295 1296 1297 1298 1299 1301 1302 1303 11804, Newtotn R. Mahin Elijah D. Miller Frank Howard Mayo Charles E. MacDonald Edward D. Morris Hjalmar Nelson * John Nordanne Lawrence: Nick Schneider Elmer 8S. Naset Christian Nilson Roy H. Neff Sylvan L. Olson Carl O. R. Peterson Charles Frederick Puthoft T. E.. Proghlio( Austin BE. Privift James T. Pearcy Clarence W. ‘Porter John A. Porter Francis D. Register William’ E. Savage Louis A, Steiber Ernest A. Steiber Jack Segall Chauncey Jay Teorey Ralph H. Spink J.C. Tierney Henry M. ‘Volquhardson John G. Wallace Frank. Way Louis Welsh Paul A. 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Farrell John Faller Ferel Guterec Victor Gustavson Margereta Gallardo Steve Goneschoff John Thomas Goldader Theron Laurence Gustin Lloyd Frost Harmon Manuel Herandes Fred Helfinstein Harvey E. Hoisington Clarence Hanson Shawoot Holopigias Hovagion Hovhanesian Garabad Hagopian Leonard Emery Imus Walter W. Jenkins Carl Gustave A. Johnerson Ruben Johnson John Johnson George Kohler Gustave Kost Voehn' Keiler Hogop Kalazian Kachig Katergian Emil Kaiser John Albert King Henry A. Kingsbury Thomas James Kelsey James Longmeir Eugene Hamilton Luney John O. Leeson Albert Ray McCutshan Lawrence H. McDonough Mike Metelski Boglos Martigian. George Mandrick Ogsen Maneagian George Mauriden George Martin Antranig Meizigian Harry Mosanko Sarkas Mushmslion William: Millet James Lester Monahan John J. Martin Garland Ralph Meyers Albert Warren Mair Robert L. Melville Noshan Nollankon 1402 1403 1404 1405 1406 1407 1408 1409 4410 1412 Harry Nordaian Dick O’Larican Tacvoc Q'Hanian Manoog Oskcyian Reuben Orensteen Fred Olson Arthur Bowers Howagian Paiasigion Peter Paschke George Price 1413 William Peterson 1414 Alexander Quesada 1415 Ignitus Recillas 1416, James Harlan Rhyd 1418 Leo Deltochtord 1420. Joseph Senger .., 1421 Ole Andrew Solberg { 1422 Clarence G. Schmidt 1423 Neil, H, Shaw, Sioux City, Ir 1424 Peter Schmidt 1426 Fred Sears 1427 James Harry Stewart 1428 Thos, .E. Snyder 1429 Fred Shubert 1431 George; ishubert, 1433 James J, Tucker 1434 Carl Tolfver. 1435 George Joseph Tekippe 1437 Garabel 'Torpionion 1438 Kevark Tutungion 1439 Mardisos 'Vartian 1440 Hachig Vastanian 1441 Eugene Wachier 1532 1533 1534 1535 Roy R. Lund Thomas F. Jessel, McKenzie John F. Jackson Michael F. Kelleher, Summer- ville, Minn. 1537 Lawrence Kelley 1538 Theo. Kiramm 1540 Lawrence Kursk 1541 William S, Kaggs 1542 August Kruger 1544 Gust Kallio, Frederick, S. D. 1545 Henry Koehnlein, Dogden 1547 William Kuichr 550, Herman Lasken 1552 Albin Lundquist, Branston, ml. 1553,,Henry M. Laggon; / 1654, Holger; A.. argon F 1555.B. Ambrose -Langford: 7’) 1556 Alexander Logan 1558 Edward F. Loden 1559 Loe Echroll Larson 1561 Julius Morton 1662 Andy C. Miller 1564 Frederick A. Miller, Ferry, Idaho. Joseph Murray, Brainerd, Minn. Edward V. Morris 1567 Harry Malm 1568 Solomon Nicola 1569 Isaac C. Mulkins, Wishek ‘ 1571 Edmond Daniel Manning 3 1573: Ri H. McLeod 110) 1575: Byron’ Jernseni (Meade): Redfield, vS Bonners 1565 1566 1442 Albert Wary, an dT hota #he 1443 Samuel 1576: Martin: Majasktiy.s vas | 1444 Boyd Dulter Web fer 1577 Clifford task 1445 Chester Weaver 1578 Frederick G. Neumeier 1446 A. Williams 1579 Basil North 1447 William Henry Williams 1581 John Olson 1449 Christian P, Yegan 1582 William C. Paulson 1450 John Yegen, Jr. 1583 Steve Panas Mol Frank Zage 1584 Louis Puhalski 1452 Olaf Amundson 1685 Charles Printer 1453 Karl E. Elm, Chicago, I] 1586 Axel Peterson , 1454 Ernest Allen 1587 Leo Poznaski, Milwaukee, Wis. 1455 Fred L. Arndt .|1588 Emil Peterson, Menoken £456 Lester Alles 1589 Jacob Perlman ‘ 1457 Oscar Anderson 1590 Harry W. Paulson, St. Paul 1458 Edward Anderson 1591 Amos A. Robidou 1459 Theodore B. Albregtson - 1592 Sylvester A. Rombalski, Winona, 1460 Thomas M. Burch Minn. 1461 Roy J. Bergman 1593 Ben C. Rustuen 1462 John H. Boening 1594 Francis Leo Reidy 1463 William E. Beltz, Marshall, Ill.| 1595 Hart 8 Robinson |} 1464 John Brill, Oakland, Calif. 1596 Hart¥iR R 1465 Conrad Bourgen, abet lesa auton, 1466 Thomas W. Brew 1597" Edward a Had » Akele; », Minn. 1467 B. Rex Bonhell 1598 Baws Ryan toad 1468 G. J. Bates 1599 Nick Rego 1469 Finley Baker 1600 John Shepard 1471 W. R. Bowers 1601 Floyd Sites 1472 Mike Bashara 1602 John Skramstad 1473 John M. .Cassidy *} 1603 Frank W. Snyder 1474 Harold Campbell 1604 Holly: Steinberg 1475 Mike Cabella 1605 James Sharp, South Fork, Pa. 1477 Frank Carlson, Evanston, Ill. 1606 Robert W. Simpson, Manning 1478 Edward Christopherson 1607 Valentine Schlosser 1479 Sigurd Hy Christianson 1608 John 'H; Slade, Edina, Mo. 1480 Alvah B.iCarley 1609 Adolph Schaper 1481 Roy Chamberlain 1610 Leonard Sundell, Chicago, Ill, 1482 Harry Clooten 1612 James H. Smith, Rustad, Hinn. 1483 Emil C.\Christensen, Washburn |1614 Harold G. Smith 1486 Ben Cohan 1615 Joe Smola 1487 Arvid Carlson 1616 William F. Sivey 1488 James F. Corrigan, LaGrange, Ill| 1618 Joseph T. Siquira 1489 Arthur H. Campbell 1619 Wm. A. Steinmetz 1490 William: Milton Dolan 1620 Benjamin C. W. Schroeder . 1491 Harry Dodd,'Freemont, Nebr. 1621 Perry P. Snyder 1492 Peter Dimitroff 1622 Harry H. Stasek 1493 Arthur Desmond 1623 Fred Svaren 1494 Tony Dimitroft 1624 John Skogen 1496 Dan Drach, Chicago, Ill. 1625 Peter Tamis 1497 Albert 1. Ellefson, 1626 Richard Alexander Treacy 1498 Alva P. Everts 1627 Joe Volk 1499 Clyde A. Frazer, Tamarack, Minn} 1628 Loranz E, Wang 1500 Fred J, Frandsen 1629 Edward Emanual Wessel 1501 Thomas B. Farmer 1630 Carl A. Weigel 1502 Harry W. Ford 1631 William Weinstein 4 | 1503 Melvin Faild ‘ 1632 John Wiedeman 1504 Jack W. Farrand, Saratoga, Cal.}1633 Chester A. Wilcox 1505 Earl H. Forbes 1634 Frederick Wilhelm 1506 Frank Funk, Dawson 1 Robert N. Williams 1507 Ferdinand John Frankenhoff 1637 Horace E. Williams 1508 James B, Galvin 1638 Scofield Wilson 1510 George Gomulak 1639 Lloyd M. Wiltse, Foremost, Al- 1511 Harold W. Griffith berta, Can. 1512 Emmett W. Griffin 1640 William Woodruff 1513 Harry A.-Glines 1641 B. E. Wootund tee perein one 1642 James Yokohama 515 John R.‘Hare 1643 Arthur A. Yetter, 1516 Bedford Hern Minn. ied Sata 1517 J. B. Hughes 1644 John Zill, Chicago, Il. 1518 Frank M, Hall Bismarck, Sixth Ward 1519 Peter Hadzel 1645 Severt M. Anderson 1520 Harry EB) Homan 1646 Oscar M. Anderson 1521 Ethridge M. Henderson 1648 Siebert H. Abrahamson. 1522 Christian C, Hertz 1649 Edward F. Beltman 3 Ray J, Hancock 1650 Emanuel A. Brown 24 Fred J. Haberling 1652 Homer M. Bryan Frank 5. Hedden 1653 George W. Bernges Henry A. Hanson, Fergus Falls,| 1654 Glenn A. Brewster Minn, 1655 Carl Blum Lester A. Hays 1656 John Bellefeuille Nels Johnson, Blackwater 1658 James A. Bennett 1529 Ben Johnson 1659 Russell Bryan 1530 Alvid Jepson, Chicago, Ill. 1660 Carl Victor Blumaquist 2661 Charles: B. Clough 1662. Alex Couch 1663 Albert Coover 1664 James’H. Case 1665 William M. Crume 1666 Jack Christopher 1667 Arthur Casper 1668 George Casper 1669 Leon Bryan 1670 Mahlon W. Cordon 1671 John A. Collins 1672 Jens C. Christensen 1674 Walter E. Cole 1677 Joe W. Derringer 1678 John P. Evans 1680 John Ehli 1681 William R. Ebeling 1683 Alfred O. Forland 1684 Soo Fow 1686 Oscar D. Golden, Calumet, Ok. 1687 Harold M. George 1689 Bernard T: Goldader 1690 Jay Henry Grills 1691 Walter F. Grothe 1692 Fred D. Graham 1693 Leo A. Horner 1694 Otto Heidt 1695 Frank H, Howell 1696 Bert A. Hayes 1697 John C. Horner 1699 Albert M. Hammes 1700 Philip J. Herman, Otter Creek 1701 John Herman 1702 Linus Heidt 1703 Alfred C. Harrison 1704 Rudloph Jonas 1706 George William Jennings 1707 Arthur Elmer Jacobson 1708 Carle E. Johnson 1710 Otto O. Kemmesat 1711 Thomas R. Kirby 1712 Ivar Kvan 1713 Charlie T. Lawyer 1715 Joseph L. Chechter 1716 Peter A. Loften 1717 Lewis A. LaRue 1718 George Lunzer 1719 David Alvin McKinney 1720' Dan McDonald 1721 Harold A. McIntyre | 1723 Alex McClellan 1724 Thomas F. McGovern 1725 James McClellan 1726 John P. Mosbrucker 1728 Christ H. Miller 1729 Joseph Matthews 1730 John Mildenberger 1731 August W. Mellen 1733 R. L. Mathewson 1734 James F. Martin 1735 Albert E. Marquett 1736 Joseph Moran : 1737 Henry C. Mahlman a 1738 Theodore Martell ! 1739 John Millet 1740 Albert J. Miller 1741 Fred Norling 1742 Paul Norich 1743 Lewis. Olson 1745 John H: Olson 1746 Ludwig M. Olson 1747 Anton B. Olson 1749 John Ohde 1750 Harry Peacock 1751 Adam Pelker 1753 Geo. Pelczarske, Chicago, Ill. 1754 Joseph Prst 1755 George R. Peterson 1756 Fred Robinson 1757 William Rutz 1758 Henry M. Rhud 1759 Frank H. Richholt 1760 Henry L. Ruth 1761 ‘Hugh ‘Simmer fe David’ M. Schwartz °'0" | ‘ 1763! John Adam Stviur 11 | 'v'766"'Henry Sauer es 1767 Charles H. Swartztager 1768 Ozias John St. Onge 1770 Julius Sattler 1772 Alex Swanson 1773 Emil 0. Teske 1774 Russel. Thompson 1775 Kivon Ngo 1776 Albert J. .Vossbeck 1777 Irving Vivian 1778 Joseph Von Ehr 1780 Charles J. Walcher 1782 Gus E. Wingreene ue Ezra W, Wilson 4, Frank E. Williams" Ndi 2 785. Leroy Whitney 786 Leroy’ Whitlock 1787 Wilfred ‘J: Woulf ”°' "| 1788 Arthur Woulf fi 1789 Richard Wildes 1790 William H. Young South Wilton 1792 Joseph Brostrom, Wilton 1793 David Taylor Dixon, Wilton 1794 John Jacobson, Wilton 1795 Henry G. Ollenberger, Wilton 1796 Emil C. Safstrom, Wilton 1797 Oscar August Schlinsog, Wilton 1798 Harvey L y L. Stegner, Ble Bismarck “NUMBERS DRAWN (Continued from page ones Rudolph Carlander John Deitrich Oscar Selvig Lee S. Pickering Victor H. Fadden Harvey Thelke C. C. Ottosen Fred W. Lovelace Parke Ai’Finninger Walter F. Hines John Alexander Hall Rudolph E. Willmann Henry Edward McCloskey Edward H. Lindsey Ernest B, O'Brien Rudolph G. Hammerud Victor. Bloomfren 332 John Hanson, Bismarck 379 Arthur Leroy Small, Bismarck 343° Albert Bourgois, Bismarck , 56 Ole F. Allen Roberts, Bismarck 350, Walter..A..Borkhart, Bismarck 356 Louis T. Klawitter, Bismarck 341 Frank. VanVleet, Bismarck 391 Adolph Ryberg, Bismarck 360 Lloyd Leo Paris, Bismarck 363 John Sinkovic, Bismarck 320 David C. Shalstrom, Bismarck 72 Alexander E. Asbridge, Bismarck 356 Kleckinich, Stephen, Bismarck 827 David Trygg, Bismarck Outside of Bismarck. Walter Hugh Simmons, Baldwin Deodore A. Mickelson, Driscoll Severan Carl T. Ramsey, Wilton 298 Harry Romanos, Menoken 675 Severt W. Heider, Wing 15 Ole Eggén, Moffit 905 David Edward Mattis, Regan 809 Otto W. Knudson, Regan 645 Edward ewis Stare, Wilton 218 Roy K. Randon, Sterling 620 William Theis, Wilton 574 John Joe Chickosky, Wilton 31. Asa Jay Werner, Moffit 770 Samuel Weinberg, Regan 882 Andrew Banmiller, Wilton 677 Nels Hanson, Wing 749 Julius. Leske, Arena 525 Joseph B. Courts, Baldwin 760-Edwin P. Klein, Wing 163 Carl Arvid Anderson, Driscoll 792 Benjamin Greenberg, Regan 549 Rudolph Erick H. Hagen, Wilton 440 Fred A. Kruger, Driscoll 741 Samuel Bippus, Arena 71L-Frank Wohletz, Wing 841 Otto Chris Uhde, Regan 452 Harold A. N. Christianson, Arena 530 James Millard Jacobson, Baldwin 638 Roy Edward McCullough, Regan 1067 1339 1175 1167 1097 1191 1580 1714 1234 1360 1118 1448 1722 1557 1744 1112 1657 542 194 874 623 Joe Frank: Vulgar, Wilton 269 Lawrence John~s , Menoken 687 Joseph A. Ki iz 493 Levi Carlson, 923 Paul Stafki,. Wing \ 707 Henry Thayre, (Wing Ly 353 Otto Hoge,. Baldwin “hy 637 Ray F. McCullough, Regan & 679 Anglas Hausidis, Wing 805 Osen Levi Hohnson, Wilton 11 John A. Benz, Moffit 6 Clarence A. Johnson, Moffit , 950 William J. Doherty, Wing 926 Harry Leo Crow, Goodrich 571 Beverly Adzit Baillet, Wilton 488 Edward H. Rasche, Baldwin }- 112’ Vance Dolencic, Menoken v 919 Frank Riha, McCluskey 656 Harold Hopton, Regan 814 Joseph W. Keifer, Regan 1070 William Joseph Corrigan 54 James Howard Kershaw, Brittin 848 Howard Walter Walker, Regan 121 Robert M. Welch, Menoken 221 John J. Mercer, Sterling 93 Minos G. Dimos, Menoken 1572 Ralph Moore, Menoken ‘ 258 Felix Orlando, McKenzie 458 Carl Lewis Hagen, Wing 837 Martin Strand, Regan 275 Clifford S. Craven, Menoken 509 Conrad E. Larson, Baldwin 564 Richard F. Anderson, Wilton 945 Tiderman R. Brunnick, Wing 596 Simon Peter Olson, Wilton 789 Christian Wageman, Arena 601 Arthur Rasmusson, Wilton 606-John Andrew Vollan, ‘Wilton 182 Ervin Otto Kottschade, Driscoll 513 Fredolin Rupp, Baldwin 46 Charles W..Allensworth, Brittin 223 Emery S. Gilchrist, Sterling 602 Djukan Stankovich, Wilton 105 Fred H. Scallon, Wing 772 Clyde Wallace Wilson, Regan 721 Windsor Brown Heaton, Arena 280 (Nick Gilikas, Menoken 557 Oscar Gotfred Peterson, Painted Woods « 868 Orlando W. Johnson, Wilton 548 Carl. Verne Erickson, Wilton 787 Grant Emmett England, Regan 755 Jacob Wagner, Wing 107 John Orlando Welch, Menoken 1546 Roy Kroll, Maza 1563 Leo A. Myers, Wishek, N. D. 775 Floyd Samson Allison, Regan 486 George F; Nelson, Baldwin 692 Rudolph, G.'Milen, ; Wing: £00; Mile Ponykovich, Wilten 810 Harry E. Knudson, Regan 538 Herman Miller, Baldwin 507°George Ls Larsen, Baldwin 437-Irvin Koterba, Driscoll 604 Carl H. Soderquist, Wilton 43 Arthur Fred Spoerl, Marion + 924 Avery Taylor Bold, Tuttle 420 Isaac Edwin Gibson, Sterling 514'Edmund Rupp, Baldwin 433 Marvin O. Berg, Driscoll 10 Burns Bailey, Moffit 468 Frans Oscar Keifer, Wing 797 Walter James C. Honey, ‘Wilton 140 Hugh E. Loomis, Sterling 432 Lewis Ambers, Driscoll 18 Charles F. Haust, Moffit 652 Lewis Murrey Farley, Wing 726 Matt Myllyoja, Annandale, Minn. 933 Jacob Kraft, Goodrich 1531 John Johnson, Golden Valley 550 Edgar: Hanson, Tillarod, Taberal, Sweden. 1611 Steven Swetich, Joliet, Ill. * 1574 Arthur Marchilton,.. Crookston, + Minn. 5 Alfred L. Johnson, Braddock 970 Edward Aloysius Baskerville 128 Gust Hill, Tasle, Minn! 900 James E. English, Alta « 902. John. Erlandson, Alta . 386 Joe P.. McCormick, Frances 738 John Walker, Jr., St. Paul, Minn. 870 Samuel Merion Layee; ‘Taylors- ville, Kan. 1781 Joseph Welch, Philadelphia, Pa. 927 William Derlian, Goodrich 854 Charles Anderson, St. Paul, Minn. 676 Henry A. Heider, Wilson, ‘Wis. 786 Tronnis Economon, Milwaukee, Wis. 1549 William Lane, Knoxville, Tenn. 126 Ed Deitz, Brackville, Ind. 1536 Joseph Kritzer, Fergus Minn. Sheridan County 75 Fred Kessler, Anamoose 337 Otto Matte, Goodrich 458 William Roder, Anamoose 509 William Jay Sperry, Denhoff 564 Orivlle Raymond Scobie, Clusky 596 Earl H. West, Alta High number, 648 © Billings County 258 Arthur Perry, Medora 337 Dmytro Kordonowy, Gorham 275 Mytro ae le Belfield te an Falls, io? 77 ly 42589 Hivin: Rudolph: iBidemat: ‘Hollum, Hemar; ot quit Leo Hoyt, McHenry ins; + Raymond Leroy Keagbine, War- wick Pauls Webster Melberg, Rockford Harry Calvin Penrod, New Rock- adt i276 337 458 509 New ford. 564 Albin William Smith, New Rock- ford. Robert Charlie Smith, New Rock- ford John VanLith, New Rockford High number 719 Grand Forks County Nick Julius Nelson, Mekinock Magill Theofild Allison, Grand Forks Ole Flaaskog, Fordville Joseph Dahl, Manvel Helmer James Hegre, Northwood Fordyce John Kinsall, Gilby Howard M. Greenwood, Grand Forks 676 Joseph Grabanski, Forest River 837 Frank Gideon Swanson, Fergus 854 Tome Hobe, Northwood ,945 Aanund B. Harstad, Reynolds 1095 Evert T. Gronli, Northwood 1117 Herman Joe Bruikner, Niaga 1436 Donald W. Dow, Grand Forks 1572 Monog Bagakssian, Grand Forks 1748 Wong Poi, Grand Forks 1752 William Rueness, Grand Forks 1813 Alex. W. Campbell, Grand Forks 1894 Leo Morgan, Grand Forks 1878 Floyd W. Kent, Grand Forks 1858 Albert Edgar Howsell, Grand 3 Forks Henry M. Odegard, Grand Forks 2022 Harvey R. Habeck, Grand Forks 2036 Gilbert Johnson, Granad Forks 2195 Joseph J. Weber, Grand Forks 2166 Louis A. Palmer, Grand Forks 2389 Simon M. McCarty, Grand Forks 2494 Sever A. Roass, Grand Forks 2522 Sigurd O. Bye, Grand Forks 2620 William Jenson, Larimore 2624 George Arthur Meller, Larimore 2762 Joseph L. Johnson, Northwood 1679 Andrew Tveit, Grand Forks 1676 Walter Thorkelson, Grand Forks 1682 Albert Vaa, Grand Forks | 1685 Cassins Veeder, Grand Forks 1651 George Papermaster, Grand F’ks 1636 Albert Miller, Grand Forks 1705 Albin Erickson, Grand Forks 1732 Fred O. Larson, Grand Forks 1779 Samuel L. Alloy, Grand 1771 Kenneth M. Wells, Grand Forks (Continued on, page. five) 596 676 258 375 337 458 509 564 596 1913 Mc-—