davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
BUQUEs CUE Sc AGUARDAN.

Vapor americana Carolina Iecalara
manana procedcnte de New York
Cous;g. The N. S. P. R. s. S. Ca.
Vapor frances Moureal Sc aguarda
procedente de Puerto Plata al rededor
del II del corrieDte.
Consign.: S. Silva y Co.
Vapor espanol Buenos Aires del 81 al
% de este mes estara aqui procedente
de Colon y escala.
Consignatarios: S. Ezquiaga y Co.
Vaptr Philadelphia con destino N.
York saldra de este puerto ell % del
corricnte.
Consignatarios: villar y Ca,
vapor americana Caracas Ell q del
que cursa recalara procedente de New
York.
Consignatarios: Villar y c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16

En- csta imprenta Sc vende
papel deperi6dicoa d a 81 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16

DESPACHADOS
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Vapor americana Coamo para New
York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
PARA LA ISLA

PARA LA ISLA
Costeros Voluntad Ala Blanca
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Eduardo C. Ross descargando
Laura id.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
CALESAS

Ofrecemos calesas de eXcclente he
rraie, con carrozay cortinas de buffalo,
ruedas patente, lanza y brancsl Il pre-
clos muy baratos, que ootizaremcs Il
solicitud.
GAMBIA & STUBBE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
P|LDORAS ANTIBACILARES.

Las pdas probad mas poderoso medam
rs rpraei6n de las secciones del rpratono
cr6nca ell tuberculosis
rcadenpru al
acutato nnumablss
srfornoa & elias s resabecimlento
S LILLIAN de yenta en- prncpas y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
FIJESE EN- ESQ
"DECIASE ANTES QUE Ell BUZZ

odava Ia
argumento
Pero Ell
mpescndbemente que exSte en-
el pdno Sepa bueno ST ignoran
compradoes de patio bueo Ell queda
e reada eaiza
Todo este decr industrial come professional producores
general artuO habiidad
la venana dnero estabecerse empearon
Los economic desparran
ocupa hoy ddVindr 10 que venden
Ell QUE VENDE NECESTA AVERIGUAR EN- DONDE ESTAN LOS
QUE COMPRAN
FL buen pdo debe area anunciado en- LA
DE PUERTO RICO"
ESCRIBA PREGUNTANDO PRECIOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
COMMERCIAL

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
NO HUBO
DE LA aISLA .-.--..
Ana Maria Entusiasmo, Petra Ube-
rita y Encarnacion. -
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-31
SPOONER'S REMORSE
est. Louis Republic }

Senator of the United States, John c. Spooner Hooser
h and Badger by residence addressed the New England
49, Il New York City the evening of the 22nd Just what
~ in the occasion the invite confession we
but the learned ex-senator this is form of
b Is learned sSenator-ad bare his soul the
sense of guilt for having voted for the Sherman anti
trust law:
ne regret of my life is that voted for of the laws
- of which and corporate entities being prosecuted
- h NOT know and will not know until what the law
whether they violated not Pessmists will tell
h the strife for wealth the American people have lost their
v of sentiment For my part do not fear that the people
country will ever grow dsobedent of the law, but many
are ouzzled to know what the law IS
to avoid the sin of pesms necessary deny
chad have bones or the bark of the hickory rough and
serious student things American fail to know that dse
If law is the crying of American public and commercial
lie II gathers nos increases the death rate OF our cities 1t IN
[ % service corporations Disregard of law lies at the root
the sins of graft and corruption high places and lights the red
@ If vice in the aunts the parias Of society The ordinance
@ Of anv y will show municipal laws made purpose not to
enforced written Interior purposes in view of our national
lawsness This great that all other national evils
fade into nsgnihcance beside It,
The eSenaors tears over the Sherman law like those OF
e cay denzen the Nile ought not to be necessary to re-
mind one of the first lawyers of generation that the precise extent
Of no law fully known until has passed through the
c of judicial construction and Interpretation This argument
against the Sherman law applies equally well against every otne
the Federal statute book And Mr. Spooner knows also that
can stand which abrdges those rights and liberties guaranteed
the Constitution inherited part of the common law OF Eng
land TO which we trace many of American privileges
If the learned ex-senator has read the record OF the ues
whether written in the commercial and financial press the reports
grand es the transcripts of evidence offered in United States
courts or in the memory speech of living men, he knows that
Standard Oil Company and like corporations have tVen D
dishonesty espionage and the purchase of favors legislative anu
commercial They debauche public officials ruined competitors
mehod conscienceess those of the man with the
of wet sand nuied ordinary laws of trade by means OF
agreements and lched millions from the PUBIC D using WIN
remorse what they had seized without right
The Ten Commandments still the foundation OF ue d"
special pleader such H H. Rogers may be penea "
exploit faacy right and wrong are by products OF
but find such implication in John C. Spooner WORDS luy
mies the Sex which precedes his old title
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-31
THE CANNON-ALDRlCH STRIKE

Not Gompes or Hawey any labor chief organizer OF as
hr author of the strikes that begin to disturb business m
Senator Adrch of Rhode Island and Speaker Cannon OF e
representatives. says the Minneapolis Tribune MOI mn u
hte Hartman any railroad autocrat or dynasty is
the general demand higher freight and passenger rates. ~
Ogaion that controls and dictates legislation IN congress
Not Morgan or Rockefeller any monarch OF the nluu
trusts provoked the bitter outbreaks that begin to disturb the
universal prosperity under nearly complete monopoly III
mills and factories except far these rulers OF tne
world directed their agents and servants in the American
increase their profits by increasing the cost OF hVng
american people
FriceS began go up as congress met III -
session. since who control prices evidently knew even '
tariff bill would pass which nterfered with the ProhtS OF
fse The higher level was well established by the time D
and industry began respond the eversh stimulus Win
auvy The common people who live by wages OF the SN
independent business saw what gain might come "
living a,,''|i prosperity s"aii0Weu up - zIEf
inevitable wage increase was it could not come ~
n that tends cloud the real of it. wen oig@
railroads may abuse its power make extreme delldu
sanzed labor mills and factories may seize the opp'
sdnze and divert attention the open shop issue 90
but the real and only Of labor troubles IS tne
ag up to the working in wages the tribute .
@ su from him in the higher of living In the long iUi'
'lu consumers must pay labor as well as privilege
have special invoice of unset Diamonds that m m I71v
r aordinary low figure l set them II you Wi
s lol4 Main Street
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-31
RECKLESS EXTRAVAGANCE.
NO

In the memorable canpaen of 1902 in Idaho when that
have slightly disclosed the timber land suits made
imperative for the peace of certain individuals high the
councils of the Republican party and with following in the Dem
ocracy that the Idaho should replace Democratic admin
aton With Republican Statesman bered all OF its
guns for action harped upon the subject OF and
asserted time and again founders of the had
taken into consideration the needs of for
Grafton an dat there material increase cost
the administration the affairs from administration to
another Upon this proposition beed long and loudly We
knew have proven that there sincerity in its
sriens the turning OF the the Repubi
cans of that would pinch the
taxpayer for the very last possible cent
The present administration OF public affairs Idaho under the
business like Jim Brady costing the people more
than twice the expended by Democratic administration only
six short years ago The appropriations for the 10000 were
against 100000 for the OF the Brady regime
There must be something arang about being Republican and
taxes to support wicked extravaganza Keep yot
ing the old ticket you will keep boosting your
The Oregonian points article which publish else
where in this issue that insurgents leg stand
and neither have they Adricsm Cannon Republican
ism That is all that made of the present situation.
These men are because they represent the dominant
forces in the Republican party To get rid OF them and their policies
ii essential American people surge to the point OF re-
beon against Republican party 1t the veest nonsense to
kick and quirp at Cannon and still keep the Republican
party in power
Have YOU seen the wonderful special bargains that the Allen
Wright daily exhibiting in the show windows OF their frn
ture emporium.
Macks National Monthly and The Citizen for s15o
Now is good time subscribe.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-31
RISING AGAINST CANNONISM
Oregon Journal

Oregon Journal)
Straw Vote taken by Success Magazine noted
in these columns indicated that large oy Republican
in all parts Of the country dsapproye Of the policies the legislative
leadership Cannon and Adh and of President Tafs subser
vence to them remarkable significant showing and from
could draw other conclusion than that the people of the
country had direct opportunity pass Cannonsm and AID
cm they would these and their works and their ideas
and style of craftsmanship by overwhelming ma ority And
roboave evidence that such the sentiment of the country comes
from many sources
That insurgency rife among the Republican rank and file
especially all the way and including Indiana and Wisconsin to
the Rocky Mountains patent every watchful observer Every
nugent member congress received his home with
almost universal paud and will be reelected year without
doubt many of them without opposition while the followers of
Adh and Cannon received cod disapprovngy and will
all have fights their hands, and many doubtful for
election Chicago Republican paper says that outside of that city
and Cannon district probably Republican follower of the
speaker be elected in Illinois, and the revolt is pronounced
still Indiana Wisconsin, Minnesota Iowa. Nebraska Kansas and
the Dakotas.
Notwithstanding this the mosbacE moribund machine
gan Portland beies this nsugen
ept audng proofs of and nferenay supports
and comends Cannon and his followers and all that known as
Cannon This natural and only be expected for Can
and Adch wholly serto of the trusts and predatory and
punderng interests after that papers own heart
But Cannonism doomed The country will endure much
longer Insurgency growing and will grow and overwhem Can
and Adrich awnng followers In the last session
of congress there nearly OF insurgents IN the house
Now though the of congress has changed there
will be nearly if quite fifty The recruits who have
been home and sounded the sentiments OF their constituents And
congress- from the present outlook the insurgents will be
and the Els and Hawys if back will get little
consideration If Oregon chooses ally herself with Rhode Island
New Hampshire Danvle instead of with the great middle
she suffer the consequences
Cannon narrow fossized boged vindcve vengeul and
in every way against progress and the of the people
stands against waterways against reclamation of arid lands
against postal savings banks against the parcel post against
vaton lands and other national enng the
burdens the by lower tariff He stands for every
thing that colossal robbers of the people every
wndng Joker and trick tariff and other legislation for the
trust steel trust the coal trust the money trust and every other
houg and gougng scheme of yndcated capitalists and vampires
that can be proposed
And the burden and nquiy of Cannonism in the house
Adrch They becoming ntolerabe to the rank
and file Republican and either the Republican party will
unload them in the will go of business
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-31

t Of irrigation enterprises Idaho and endeavored float
but hard times coming he lost became ebezzer and
served several wears Illinois prison ame H. Brady
bought for song the property which thrown the market IN
the Cnaudno wreck has become wealthy consequence
~ i now governor of Idaho Spauding and others who lost in
e ORIGINAL failure the enterprise Mr. Brady of having
onsd with Trust company wreck the enterprise and that thus
e basis of Bradys wealth and influence tainted Be that 1t
nav the mystery of fate unfathomabe If Spaudmg
d have carried enterprise the OF which he dreamed
m which he rked his and his honor he today instead
f i an c,tcast bearing eons might have been lead
CITIZEN of Idaho contesng for the highest honors IN the git
Of the state whatever his qualifications may have BEEN wealth
cass would have him. they have made Brdy ornid
ctor in the life of Idaho For strip. Brady OF his
@ ooen howsoever may have been and there would be no
politician in all Idaho poor do him reverence
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-24
.DR. BROWN GOES To
CARROLL COLLEGE,
FORMER sVNo6toAt MISSION.
Any ron NORTH bARoTA Wttt
LEAVE FARGO AND rae STATE
ACCEPTS VICE PRssi oENGV
Or WISCONSIN INSTITUTION.

Fargo and North bsRdta arc 70 lose
t5r. A. Christy Br6Mlh.
m tho N6yrr1ber fttrlter " THE
Cai1th tSiiea3 Bdilttfu. WsatNsyha.
WIS appeared the f6ll6wffig state
fnetit
"A sptctsl T56TH1Htttte appointed by
4 the bdhtd OF trustees At TIE t1c.tttticr
meeting 10 teaiit>c a Hetd Represented
tine Tor the vbiieEo and WHO 't1frfr al
IvHe Sah4e riine BE closely fdehtifiea
/ With TIE fsSultS work, ARE hfeased Ia
( ROY. a t'htfsty RT6Nih. u. 10. t6i1tff9r-
Inv syn6dtcsl irfssibnsry 81 Noyfh ia
1 k6ta. for tiiis fbsitf6h f5r. BkSeth has
aetetted the SITTER hiatfe hiih 7aifi ,eN-
netts TO taNte TIP Tie wsork With the
Saifsse Tie first VI .rstinsT,. f'tss tfs
Il IA N5eepitg With The fa1Iesr 1tans tilst
C'arfoil has for 'fie future.
/ ,'T0r BhSv1h rs y t,,ah ~ ahiigfy. slfk
I'wiao seN5erteti,,e ih the TltAiRlh agpi n,
Ithe 3jtlsitiess N16tld ne Il sn 499,te
jnteacitcr aiid scltofsr, and "a tlisn III
4 sEceliettt eSsecittlye shtii{y- and 7S6F4f,Ss
Ito TIE rcolieve with "a Eood Heal cof ssiI-
4 thusfsstn be6stfse 81 hfs N5vse ffSr S9,I-
lete ,N,t,rll stid his supreme .ssFth IA
ICsrrou atser n riost tiiot95Sf,.A, st,sylv 2,f
tie situatton. we sfe 9stite tYat asi1
frSen5s 81 the 3s6ifege viii rfeYofSe IN
tbs toriisg strd We l,espesk fSr Nm
IA cortfal Weitonle ~hefevSr NE qSsy
fFo a little fster We ARStSe 20 an
( fourSe sor11e fsreer pfans tf6r me In
tsttt,itioa. 'ISr. Bfowh Is sli1 qSf5tlaifst
and. "a wsrtn 4hearted, 7tifseff,il Hqsn.
Ntted. as We Believe. by hrs Former
eyb etiehte as pastor, as s,ipsrfnfeif7-
ent ~ missions I'd as u 9eoifsSe ran.
I for THIS Ffest WORK
/ ,r>r, Browh EXISTS Ia ASe IN A5=aii
sEes6a the first III t6e Sssr fsfo. N,5,r
! BIS Family wtiI not fesSe iSSTeo lqntiJ
TIE ti6se 2of -ti7e s646ol Wear
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-24
FARGO STORES TO
CLOSE TOMORROW
.tF YOU HAVE NoT yer FINISHED
your SHOPPING F0s CHRIST,
MAS AND SUNDAY rs YOUR
Nevs-MosT BUTcHEa SHOPS
AND eRoCeRfss CLOSE

Get ready fSf Christmas. That ~
the adei6s ttls gf666fs aHd butchers
in the 6fty haVs besh handing ont aiI
Week IN y66 have not heeaed this ads
vice stfeSdy you he'd better PIT on
y6tif hsf and cost ana tf6t right out
ahd see tfiat T6H afe supplied because
tfi6ffsW viii be TOO iat6, All stores
gi6ss Ell asV tomorrow. ~ is Christ
mas aHd not Saturday IN the tsual
sense n the word. There viii be no
shopping done tomorrow.
Most Of ca people IN Fargo have
already d6hs their shopping 80 they
know what 10 on the market, especial
w things which apply 70 the Christ.
tfias dinner Undoubtedly the lists have
been thoroughly haeked over by the
hBHse wife and Il is seen that ell il
ready But there may have cen some
things that have been forgotten. OF
course the turkey or duck or goose
IL how feb9siHa IN a cool place In the
pantry. The vegetables are ready fof
preparing shd the fruit cake, plumb
waiting FOR a faveneus appetite, Have
700 secured the pickles. the olives, the
celery the efanbsffies and other fruits :
Fhey are necessary 10 q good dinner
There are faaishes, wax beans, lettuce,
eueumbefs and tomatoes The local
Ff0eefs have them ali=niee and fresh
ana az reasonable prices They aiso
have Full line OF preserves
An these things go well with good
Christmas dinner YOU may note have
thought OF them and may want them,
In NoN do better set them tonight.
To-day Il the last shopping day this
wsek
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-24
WOMAN'S BESl
GIFT coon TASTE
1N MANY CASES Better THAN
MONEY - MEANS HAPPINESS
VERY oFTEN-iF CAN az 2Jt,
TlVATEe w NOT NATURALLY
POSSESSED.

GOOD tsStc rs perhaps Vie most bi@.
cfdds Etft q Woman can possess /,
VIII take tlte pace az money IN MAN
iflstattcSs. Ii viii ffssh hsbeifiess -
her IN }nhhy N9ars.
WHO hjs not seeh tte Ticb woman
6V'erdiessed and 6verF6s{l{>d Win iisN-.
etlA Vito IN eybfte ~ her ffI6fY9S, ms IA
4 Bad appearance W!ifile ptesr sI,gsf16 -
ifi6tfcst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Won 9itie6rs,s
praise on sctS6utit 6f her lyslsS}fiit{s,
sttitstFe COSTUME. which COST 16tliihs
AZ an yc6ihbdcd With ttlte S.l4illtiTs,t, Qy'tt
.6f The FiS,h ~6Rrsn2
"'T'ho rfgtt thiliiE ~ atlfe right tlt,1e y
.sli6,,ld 1,e tho tf6ttb 6f every SiEa,sai
rsbtt,ah 'nlib Naitts 70 s;f>ttSAH GibE
mot only rclst1ss 70 ecf5tlftss. 4,,4 s}fs}
70 hfshffers atfl Actions. n Is bSrsasf
.csih The St7tife See7Ssst QSf siiSteSs
t'he NS6His}h 95f EtS>d taste viii M,
6v'ertifeSs IN the itiSFiiiflg Or on iilF,
.Stteet She viii not ENsear l63ib 1>,ls,rS
false and sJsfssHiiiSg ssvfeITy, ct, Ssaa
will always he dtiite sf6 Ssuitsf,s
ci6tifed FiSs dces not nfean hlat ~,
will lttot Vscdr sSpfenli6 nilisss at Time,
.'f her ss6csaI b6sitRsn gpTarrciits Il asss
the qbScasi6n ,ienia4fSs r. To ne Asr.
rfef4teSsed Is siln1esst as Assd ass as thSt
ibtl(Sr extreme
Ftlfe 1VS5nYah az eSS1 taste viii gsst
spe spfSrtfSrs She qSaiis9St asffs&s az
.iler Nome and give sscslft AqsS,{ealfty
Ito her frfSfltss. SHE viii not have ~,
efaborate qeSffteFpteSe and "a ss,,iFSs -.
.bfecfotla tftsitatfSh FaYaaqSras5y ast<T
Ifiear sotfSnfal ccafSets viii Qse sstraseSr,
70 her SHE with Beef9r eeSRifSteal,f,
chairs 70 ttl1ose fnSsaAtt for SHOW
'sfle Fo4fan with seSsd tgasfs vii
SHOW Il IN her fraAisSeTs tsowaFa psSg.
Rte n me ~ ssh aatts ard oyta4at ssas,
,f,ssS
she with I49ow sfSt he rfFsRt sse.
sfee 20 nn6ahita{n ocetW6Sn iRStsnqAe,
And Feo4rlality, WHO 70 esEeollrsee 'SgsYSs,
II Mold at a d,afssasSee and nov go sssN
ne tfefSt ts4ssg At Ss4Se rtEelsast moment
sSf Course We eahAf6t All DC pSSfS
with e6Sd stssse. Pyit VIE san aaS8sySs
ttiittvafe 1t by 'SsassAEsg Ire ppgSSfe
VINO AdaTe It asnd by gssFhhsg tff6A-
them.
Ss6thq6g eeEFsfds me ais6tt M ass
Srest = d3ssgTee
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-24
CEASE BUSINESS
FOR CHRISTMAS
OFFICIAL WoRR DROPPED TAts
AFTERNOON - Att Puettc Or
FtcEs Witt nr LOCKED ron
TWO BAYS - MrRRltsr SPIRIT
PREVAILS.

No odf@i5l BUSINESS WIN bd trans
lactcd III i%rad After ! On 3 6Gt6rh thf
sr1er6666. Al Tire 1,ttutbr 5i6siht hours
I6r the public OFFICES. The 666i,s Win bt
EhoIted ana Con 6Nt&r stNtl bdura II W.itl
'take deidedly fthbort5bt bdsihtss "a
cpcu them
rNer% city, County state ana ftSgral
i6rtoial ia T'areo, Is wan 8s debutics
Eand elcthe, haze AtfahRed fdlettie ticr-
Ertet Ctristtaas ih 1hefr hlstdrA' tN.erN
IWhore TO-DAY there Was cVidence ~. .ioN
Iqusnesa rNeryhad, Was ta},ry. tt6h
THE hIghcst oiitl8is to tie ,.ianit6rs. -,
touc Who has Worn the cobtihtiaJ gfottct
ion an ocraslohs fobhd &6methiifr "a
|smtlc al TO-DAY Evervatte Ii ehthhs
HstNc over Tie pr6abcct 81 Hiakit,t
sopeohe else haprv,
+ There is one 8eBs1FB5eft cf puBh
Egcrtiee, hovss,er, tiist %.iH BE htfslel
Ittah Over fotlof46v,. r,htp,o,-es M hR
Ipoa1oHicc WITH txperichto the htaNiest
'day at tic ycsr as iatint TIE b}{ihn,
tn Nchalfec az eitts
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-24

Erie New sfffisFd Ard fssol FRSSA1
2S6g6s -f6ssy e9dFsssd wfah
ttee ssst.

r. &C. aId 3. ts. NSSts6egrn Ell 9h4s
CITY ebened t5dsy q6ne oof ire ffIhsst
nillfard aiYd 1891 AHaiis ~ IRE n16+td
fss1 u7der Phe 4lgw fVeseaen bfSek.
.tsbe Phase wtl Be SiloVlrl as TIE s66sea
isiIifaro 'a97d 1851 r6brn. ana Is seS64p
ped With eight hifiliard and pb6oi tsh8ss
yfat are every 96he eweal HFhsed. IRE
highest skTsde cigars 7arfd tS8SaSeo are
one sale So that "a pleasant as56r may
Be spent there at Any tfnSe "A r9eat-
IRE tfat they evish 70 BE fta6fessed 8n
theI minds st TIRE 869eTs bf Prose Faq4fi6lss
rs FRAT every Firing Is 6nratia tfgV sd
e5e+y eff6rt VIII o6e f1aae 70 EReep Rie
tabfes IN s6od ebh6iti5n AZ sll Tif1ss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-24

IRIS Man t4Ghssd ssr a6aee go kFses,
9asssasht ard YVES 1p7Se6ed Jim.
sseasf s6r 5rGaReaaess.

AWshen sack aAaasSx was aSF4Aag6sd
pbee6re Jsdaee Aassxin Ryan tSfss
lltfl6Prihg ne insisted saat ahe was
Sah5r eAsaesd egVgFy tasee Of sse
gsffle last ntSFrt s5Fln tftld 81 osslhs
hasssdfited m - Ff5ht street. pSobl hhAal,
lie rashed oct 96r q 3sHee 69Resr obu
IRE man WHO Arts eRsd liGfa nsd. a6rl
| User Resfe saSsd HIN Tn as ahtc2aesasd
aHd sseof9Sd him 70 fhe ppSllee hhsaa
idnAs4efS. On IT'S pbT5fffase TO ggst ted
ehe w6oas ! ia o ~ ~ 6flS Nc was Slss
fEhsreed nv siiaee kasrsln aRStin.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-24
REV. SAPP Will SPEAE
paslor ot cBristis6 cRGreb Wh Aa
dress he Mems Mestins Al Y. H.
{. A. sunday AHerhoo6

nay j. Z s3rr, rastor or NE F"rsi
Chrisii8n chnrcb pf THIS CRY Ni1 sprat
.A. 81 s6b5ay. at5cr6eo6 81 ! Pciosk
hc p most fntcrcstinB addrcss as tht
sneabcr. WIN have pUch III fntercs'
TO ton the members 81 The association
rts 4 gco6 ann Il Yts mafe ~ Inc
tatto Deroralns Go, efan patntera
Few location Sls HroadwaS
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-24
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