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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-30

sChamberiain's Cough Remedy has
become famous for Its cures Of
coughs, colds. Group and influenza.
Try II when In need. II contains no
harmful substance and always gives
prompt relief. Sold by w. w. 81
bert.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-30

"Hoarseness in a child subject to
Group is sure indication Of the ap.
lief, want to be cured, take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Sold by w. w.
Sibert
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-30

hoI eHtiIeiy all lHulCtIIleHt. lie points
out the way for rejuvenating exhaust
ed soils and restoring fertility, many
of them not new, 1t is true, but GER
tainly losing nothing by Mr.. Hills
telling them. He believes in the
small. well-kept, intensely cultivated
farm, and cites the wealth Of France
as an example Of a prosperous, con-
tented and successful agricultural in
terest. Reform Of the land laws is
imperative If the remnant of the pub
lie domain Is to be conserved. The
tide of population away from the
farm must be reversed. A farm school
"A practical working farm, not a
mere institution for book learning
should be established for the educa-
tios- Of the now existing farmer in ev-
cry farming country, and he would
use the price OF one battleship yearly
TO equip 1000 such agricultural
schools. The emergency, he says is
for this generation, not the next, and
we cannot wait for the future popula-
tion to pass through the existing agri-
cultural colleges. Mr.. Hill takes the
ground that the advance in the prices
of food commodities is permanent,
and he says that this country can du-
plicate the experience of England and
double It's yield per acre. for instance.
OF wheat Finally. he lays stress on,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17

c. W Carkcr. for whom be he's
great attachment because of her kind
ness to him when hts father died. ~
has been reported from New York that
Meme wHs 0u bis way tl the Ar.U. rc-
giaue aca.n but he apparently has uo
definite plans Tor such "trip. Tie BE- in
poor health and Mrs C1rker says that
Doc oau remain at her home until De rec
covers nr decides to r1 elsewhere. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17

alumni The movement WAS eiarfol
last fan but the organization was moi
perfected until yesterday when "a meet
ink "as held of the Cornell alumni ln
thiH CITY Tn a nutshell the plan is tn
iuNuc' every ulumnus. or former 4tu-
uenl' to give stated sum t0 his alma
mater each year. This Is similar to 20
neral way to the plan in VOGUE u
luInccton, Yale and Harvard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17

reunions There s. 90 be n paid score
tarv to Do the soliciting This work
win d. supervised by an cxccutitc
committee of five members.
prucctons systematic giving In Che
last four years has JonllDd mnr. htn
tiOOO.U0o and as puug. CON has approx
lmHtolF 5000 graduate. nr FORMER -iu-
dcut- while Cornell has 5000 1r more.
che Corrruious arc slugIIua 8s in tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17

According t1 the preliminary aranrc-
ments OF the Comedians. tho council
shan De- composed of 50 member. DO
GO larFo and one appointed from each
of the last 40 classes. Each year Tho
newest class names 60 member who dice
places Cue memtcr rrOm the older
class. The terms of office arc f0. 1.e
years and the members arc appointed
by D'ueCs It each of lhcir dva year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17
ogNELL ALUMNI
ORGANIZE COUNCIL

a., york. April i1-Corueil alumni
IN. Organized % body TO De known as
/. comedian council whose purpose
,.u Boz to promote Systematic donl
.es i1 tho university on the part Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17

STRANGE lad viii probably NOT csun.
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17

The greatest value of the saesk dresses that will you
less than the materials and labor involved in their making
ZOO the entire losacrhced SOC the dolar-the
reduction you. Handsome silk dresses OF ustous
messanes fancy fouards and afetas. Designed in the
fashionable onepece style for evening, afternoon or street
trimmed with buttons and peas Others finished
with lace edgng and yoke and sIeeves-dany, dressy
models perfect in in fit and finish The messanes ea-
tured in the plain rich shades of cream smoke pink corn,
ans, amethyst navy copenhagen gray rose wistea green
brown white, black and fancy strpeshe fouard and tat
teas featured in the latest color combination novelties OF
the seasonoral figured, stripe and fancy scrolls and mix
lures All slzes-a great assortment to select Tom-SZ5OO
to $500 silk dresses-sae-SI295
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17

the purchases the S0OUO worth this
sale less than the manufacturers the sacrifice reductions
the greatest evento Of the year-red-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06

Slovensko-angleSka slovnica,
SLOW. ang. tolmaG in angl. slovar
IA samo 81. - pri V. j. Kubelka,
9 Albany St, New York, y. Y.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06

(Dalje ma 4. str.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
sodrugi, kupujte pr tvrdkah,
ID oglasujejo v nasem listv. Ka-
dar kupujete, prosimo, omenite
"Proletarca".
Uspeh po

Netkrat Sc zgodi, da ie kak clo-
Nek neuSpeSen Y vSem. kar podu-
zane. IdiSe, da mu SreGa naspro-
tuje. Nazadnje poskuSa. kar .ie po-
skuSilo re dosti pred MIN in
uspeh Je njegov. PRAY kot bolan
clovek, kteri poSkuSa vse. kar mu
Svetuje njegov sosed ne da hi po-
miSlil, koliko Sc razume ma zdra-
villa. NapoSled mu .ie vse odvec
glcde takega zdravljenja in poiSGe
81 zdravilo, ktero vselei gotovo po-
maya. Y boleznih Zclodca i'm pre-
bavll bodetc vSelei ~ozdraveli. &c
rabite Trinerievo AmeriSko gren-
ko vino. Zdaj je dvajsct let
mlnilo, kar ie ma trgu in niegova
prlljubllenoSt raSte Z vSakim dnc-
vom. Napravlieuo je IL importira-
NH raStlin III pa CalifornijSkega
rdecega VIVA. &c innate slab TEX.
ali ce sc cutie utruienie, Ge ne
morete Spati in delati. rabite Tri-
nerlevo AmeriSko grenko vino. V
lekarnah. JOS. Triner. 616-622
=. Ashland ave. Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
Razprava.


zaeetku Sc je pokazalo, da
20 tukaj nepristranskega So
temvec odbor uradnih juri-
hi So pustili zakon in vest
lizo, pa ravnajo kakor Jim
fzano 2 Markovega trga, liz
palace. Razprava Sc .je re
pan pricela kakor ostudna
q obtozenci in z zagovorni-
una sodlsce kakor z brez-
mi heloti, pristransko in
Pvornikov .je prislo %. med
|io Hrvatov in 10 Srbov; So
pm pa nj pripravilo niti do
ostora, tako da Jill je mno-
raio sesti ma obtozno klop.
eaierlJ. Sc je opazil neki TO-
ki Je bill baje poslan cd
ranka in je hotel fotogra-
ootozence, Proti temu .je
liral obtozenec Brkic, "a
pa orez vspeha. In lie ma po-
@antevi je sodisce sklenilo.
raJo zapustiti galerijo vsi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
r.RrzDAJNISKI PROCESS.

pravniska tragikomedija,
prayijo process proti srb-
yeleizdajnikom, Xxi pa je V.
krvava perSiflaza pravo-
in najzalostnejSe ilpriceva-
daniih brezvestnih mogotcev
|ryatskem. Process, IL polite
Eazlogov. Process, $ katerim
Ne slabotnez Rauch. Xxi .je
y drzavno zivljenje, kakor
credo, obvarovati ma Sc
hryatskega bana. Process, Xxi
nemogO6 vSaki dezeli, V
Sc sodniki zavedajo svoje-
Eyisenega poklica in kjer dr.
pravdniki MISC brezduSni
haiti. XII mecejo IL sebe maj
dnejse obtozbe. ce pritisne
E vlada, XII ina slucajno moe
Empljih.
I'm mesecev ie minilo, odkar
bski Azev V zmanjSani obi
ohun in provokater Nastic,
syoio Finale naslovljeno
no. $ katero .je obdolzil cello
Srbov veleizdajniSkih de
Kdor ina kolickaj politi-
spoznanja, ne more dvomi-
lie bila infamna broSura
lena ali pa da ie bila vsaj
ba sporazumno Z onimi ele-
XII bi V interesu Svojega OBJ
q radi zatrli vsako opozicio-
gibanje MA IirvatSkem.
a samostalna Stranka je del
sko-srbske koaliciie. Xxi vodi
[nsko opozicijo prot Wicker
nm RauchOvi vladi; lahko Sc
ugane, odkod prihaja stra-
hrepenenje, da bi Sc kompro-
LA in unicila SrbSka Samo-
stranka in I MO opozicija
ryatskem. Ceprav vlada ta.ji.
bill Nasticeva b%roSura da-
vOd preganjanju Srbov, Sc
II ne more dvomiti o TEN, "a
retacije SO Sc zaGele, ko .je
menovana broSura in tudi
piea Sc sklicuje nanjo.
obtoznica je neverjeten Spis.
b so VISA znamenja tenden-
p%Oliti6nega proceSa. a neza-
o pc, da Sc postavlja draw
lvdnik ma staliSce pOvolnega
lnja v~eljavnih zakonov in
Srbom V greh, da so Sc poslu-
pravic, XII so jim postavno
GENE. Prvi del obtoznice
nj ME druzega. kakor stra-
agitacija prot Srbom. kate
rzavni pravdnik Sploh odre-
|e, pOpOlnOma V Surovem to-
Fankovih demagogiGnih H.
lzvletek obtoznice .ie ''Rdeci
Pr re -objavil, ko je bila Sc
ena, in citatelji Sc gotovo
nJaJo, kako smeSno je, kar
Ia obtozencem stvarnega. Da
JeJo svojo cerkev 'SrbSko-
slavno'. kar je postavno do
}, je hudodelstvo veleizdajel
kdo incl V hiSi to ali ono
} slikO, je - veleizdajalecl
pgo Sc peGa obtoznica Il bel
KIM drustvom ''Slovanski
kateremu podtika revolu-
ne namene. Ce hi bio vse
no, kar pripoveduje Nastic
y brosuri o TEN d~ruStvu. hi
fndar sedanji process nemo-
Ser ne bi nobena hrvatska
a mogla spraviti belgraj-
evolucijOnarjev precise. We
le pa, da so tudi tiste OBJ
Fe poyecini izmisljene, zakaj
drustva, Xxi Sc tudi imenuje
ansh Jug, je paG objavlja-
DELLA IL vseh jugoslovanskih
|, vcasi prece.j naivna poro-
Katerih pa xiv krst nj mo-
slediti onih krvavih name
mu Jill podtika obtoznica.
Razprava.
zaeetku Sc je pokazalo, da
% tukaJ nepristranskega So
'emvec odbor uradnih juri-
XII so pustili zakon in vest
iizo, pa ravnajo kakor jim
fzano 2 Markovega trga, liz
palace. Razprava Sc .je re
lan prlcela kakor ostudna
q obtozenci in z zagovorni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06

Neglede kako maihna .ie hoca
Y kteri ziviS, toliko prostora bo
vedno. da poStaviS V MO stekleni-
GO Anchor Pain EXpeller. Trga-
ME. onemoglost in druge pritikli-
ne pridejo nakrat - in Ia je pri-
pomocek. 25c in soc.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24
ONLY one MUSICIAN
Fargo People Surprised TO Learn That
There Was Only One Professional
Musician in Welsh Chorus. /.

The people of the city who attended
the concert given last night. by. the
Cambrian National Glee Singers of
Wales under the auspices OF the Y. M.
G. A. lecture course, will be interested
to learn what these men are at home.
From their music one would be led
to believe that they were musicians,
pure and simple, and followed no other
caIlings. eS
The fact Of the matter is that the
chorus was composed Of three Golfers,
or coal miners, one tailor, two COM
mercial travellers, two tin workers. one
iron moulder, one stone mason and one
gentleman, or one who lives on his in
come, and one musician. They wanted
a vacation and took this means of tra-
yelling over the world, and are out for
ten weeks. rt. sts.
The concert was such a success last
night that the members of the lecture
course committee are making efforts
to see II it win be possible to secure
either one or both OF two other Welsh
organizations that will be in this coun-
try during the winter. These are a
Welsh women's glee club and another
Welsh male chorus, each composed Of
twenty-six voices,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24
STORM EXPECTED
HERE TONIGHT
LOW 5ARoMETRIc AREA is ON
ITS WAY HERE FROM NORTH.
WEST BRINGING SNOW AND
LOW TEMPERATURE WITH IT.
ARRIVE TONIGHT OR THURS.

There are many indications that a
storm and cold wave will reach this
vicinity tonight or tomorrow. A spe-
cial cold wave warning was sent out
last night by Willis l.. Moore, chief
OF the United States weather bureau.
forecasting sharp declines in temper
atures at various parts of the coun-
try which should be noted in the Mis-
sissippi and lower Ohio valley about
Thursday night That is about the
time the frigid wave should reach st.
Paul.
Weather Observer w. H. Grasse, Of
the Moorhead observatory, stated that
there are many chances that a storm
will reacf here tonight or tomorrow.
The storm which was headed for this
section and which was to have arriv-
ed here last night or today went down
on the Canadian side, reports show
ing that there was a four inch fan at
Winnipeg in the twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock this morning.
Little snow fell on the American side.
a slight precipitation being registered
at Helena. However, there is a low
barometric area centered at Havre
which is headed this way and which
it is fully expected will greatly change
the weather conditions here within the
next twenty -four hours. Observer
Grasse stated that even If the storm
center does not strike here there is
likely to be storms for sevral hundred
miles all around the law area.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24
IN MEMORY OF
CRITTENTON
FARGO FLORENCE cRITTENToN
HOME WILL HOLD SERVICES AT.
THE TIME THE cRITTENToN
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE.
HELD IN NEW YORK ON FRIDAY.

The Florence Crittenton home of this
city will hold a service at the home
coincident with the funeral services of
Chas. N. Crittenton, the philanthropist
who instituted the homes all over the
country, and who died at San Fran
cisco, CAL, on Nov. IL, which will be
held in New York at 1880 o'clock Fri
day evening.
Arrangements are being made at the
home by Miss Lillian Topping, super
intendent, to hold the memorial services
in the. Fargo Crittenton home Friday
evening at 7:45. To this service all the
friends of Mr.. Crittenton are invited
to be present.
The funeral services in New York
will be held in Holy Trinity church, of
which Mr.. Crittenton was senior dea-
con for number of years. Interment
win be made in Woodland cemetery
in the family lot where his little
daughter, Florence, for whom the
homes were named, is buried
The Crittenton homes all over the
world have also made arrangements
to hold the memorial services at the
same time as the funeral in New York.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24
CAPTVATES AUDIENCE
Madame Senhrioh, by Her Charming
Manner on the Stage, Delights
Hearers.

Referring 10 the enthusiasm which
Nine. Sembrich, created at her last
Metropolitan recital, a New York
paper speaks as follows of the won
derful soprano who is to be heard
here Tuesday evening, Nov. 80.
Had the extraordinary signs of APP
prevail been due entirely to the sing
er's musical art, one would have felt
more convinced OF the intelligence of
the audiences-which crowded Carne-
gle hall to it's capacity. AS usual,
however, that remarkable little woman,
Nine. Sembrich, whose dress and bon
net accumulated prettily the charming
coquettishness OF her appearance, in
dulged in those captivating little ges-
lures and mods in which she is past
master. Invariably the effect on her
audience was instantaneous. The
spectators cllortlC with Clee. In the
midst of mass OF floral offerings was
ported plant. AS she took it from
an usher, the primadonna showed
plainly that hers was a heavy load for
wee songbird. She puckered her
lips plaintively, glanced at the piano,
and finally placed her burden on the
floor, while the house went wild with
laughter and applause. But the cli-
max came when the singer drew tiny
child, sent with huge bouquet, onto
the stage and kissed II before the
enthusiastic multitude"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24
HORNED men AND
ANGELS OF Light
ARE IMRoRTANT CHARACTERS
REFERRED TO BY =. a. LOWRY
IN DISTRICT COURT ToDAY-uP
TO THE JURY TO RULE ON HIS
SANITY. s

Claiming divine intuition by which
he would recognize horned men" and
angels Of light" f.. A. L,owrie this
morning told his story OF his life ON
the witness stand BEFORE 1 Jury in the
district court where he is being tried
on the charge of assault with the in
tent TO kill. While the defendant has
heretofore been known as IT. H.
Lowry, 1t developed this was incor-
rect.
Talking with q rapidity which neces-
STATED Reporter w. G. Green to shat
ter all northwestern records In talxfnr.
his testimony, Lowrie held the court
room spellbound for over an hour. n
was the general sentiment when he
had finished that brooding over finan-
cial matters is responsible for his
present condition.
In the opinion of Lowrie, A. A.
Twichell and VIM. Clark of Tower
City are the two horned men who have
been after him. There was a senti-
ment Of mirth that spread over the
courtroom-lbut it was Of a serious ma
ture and not a smile was evidenced.
Not even when Atty. v. r. Lowell was
referred to as the angel OF light did
anyone disturb the witness by laugh
ing. Lowrie was serious all the way
through and although everyone was
satisfied that he was deranged,. he
handled his subject in clear, precise
manner. He asserted that it was as a
result of having read the Bible that
he was able to classify men.
1t was when Lowrie was at OIethia,
Kan, that he first aroused suspicion.
There, according to his own story, he
stated that he had been unjustly ar
rested and demanded that he be given
the protection of the United States.
To attract the necessary attention he
claimed that he refused to nav his
railway fare from Olethia to Kansas
City. AT the latter place he was taken
in charge by police. He claims that
at Kansas City he was set upon by
thugs and that it was necessary for
the police to kill one man in order to
give him protection. His tickets back
to Tower City, N. D., was purchased
by officers and he was started back. to
appear here for trial
While witnesses testified that I,owrie
had acted strangely before, having liv-
ed the life Of a bachelor near Tower
City, it was stated on the stand that
not until the consummation of a land
deal last summer that he worried ex-
tensively. At the time of the trouble
with Twichell, Lowrie had just pur-
chased q revolver and cartridges and
it is claimed was ready for business.
1t was not until Judge Chas. A. Pol
lock assured the man that he was az
forded absolute protection in the court
room, against horned men," that he
appeared at ease.
In outlining the defense, Atty. w. J..
Clapp stated that insanity was the
plea. States Atty. A. w. Fowler and
Asst. w S. Stambaugh appeared for
the state. At noon the third witness
for the defense was on the stand. 1t
was expected that the case would go
to the jury late this afternoon. 1t was
stated that it will be up to the jury to
determine whether the man committed
the deed; whether he was sane then
and whether he is sane now.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24
THANKSGIVING SHOW
Irving Club Ministries Give Two Per-
formanees in Addition to Special
Bill at Thanksgiving Matinee.

Mr.. Hawk, the manager of the Ideal,
has arranged for a special feature to
add to his popular bill for that occa-
sion. The DdInsrreIs nave only seven
people but they are all number one
entertainers. The music will be bright
and catchy. the jokes new and the
electrical effects will be in the hands
of Frank J. Becker of this city. The
matinees take place at $3.50 and $3.50,
and the boys positively VIII not appear
in the evening, but there will be the
regular attractions at that time which
includes the famous illustrated lee
ture on the life Of the prisoners at the
Joliet penitentiary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24

Marinette, Wis, Nov. 24.-The Mar
inette county insane asylum at Pesh-
tigo is the only institution of the kind
IN the world that is self supporting.
The report which was presented to
the board of county supervisors at
their last meeting was a most crafty
ing one and reflected great credit on
the management Of Supt. r. M. Smith,
under whose direction the scope and
usefulness of the institution have
been broadened, while its resources
have been developed In a manner
which has no precedent in this or any
otner country.
The report presented by Supt r. M.
Smith shows that the total expense for
asylum and farm maintenance for the
past year was $25,S33.23. The receipts
were $25,933.97, divided as follows:
From the state for the care of patients,
$1S,162.77; from the sale of farm pro-
duce $2,S83.2O and 1880 which the
county saved by the care of it's own
patients, leaving net profit to the
institution Of $80.74.
1t is proposed to increase the dairy
herd, buying only pre- bred stock. The
Poland China hogs, which carried off
numerous prizes at the state and
county fairs, have proved to be a good
investment and are bringing substan-
tial returns in the way of sales of
young stock.
The condition of the Marinette
county insane asylum, where every
care and attention is provided the pa
TENTS is most gratifying. demonstrate
ing as it does careful and ef1cient
management, and, by it's success adj
vertising the possibilities of wisconsin
as an agricultural. dairy and stock
raising territory.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24
U. S. GRAND JURY
ADJOURNS one DAY
ONE DAY VACATION AFFORDED
FEDERAL INVEST. GAToRs-Ru-
MoRED THAT SESSION MAY BE
COMPLETED BY END or WEEK
MANY WILL STAY IN CITY.

/ At o'clock this afternoon the Unit
ed States grand jury will adjourn to
Friday morning while there are some
members of the body willing to contin-
ue their work tomorrow, there are
others who live close enough to their
homes to be able to get there and en-
joy Thanksgiving dinner. A score,
however, will be forced to partake of
the festive turkey as the guest at
Fargo hotels
1t was rumored about the federal
building this morning that it was pos
sible that the grand jury would finish
Its work by Saturday afternoon al
thought active sessions will be neces-
sary in order to reach this end. In all
events, the fore part of next week will
see the members headed homeward.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24
KILLS COYOTE IN MILL CITY.
Daniel Hoyt Claims Wolf Bounty
Bio Hunt planned Soon.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 24.-In a
wild part of Minneapolis Daniel Hoyt,
S95 Twenty third avenue northeast,
this morning shot coyote and is
ready to claim his bounty Of $3.50, as
he will endeavor to bring his game
under the wolf schedule.
The killing took place near Hoyt's
home. This is the first wolf killed
inside the limits of that city this year,
though they are said to be plentiful in
the vicinity of New Brighton.
A wolf hunt has been planned and
the sportsmen are only awaiting the
appearance Of wolf weather" to start
out toting their guns.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24
GOING TO Be THANKFUL
Two Couples Get Licenses to Wed and
Have Reason to Be
Thankful.

Four young Cass county people have
made preparations to be thankful to-
morrow. Judge A. @. Hanson assisted
in the matter all he could by issuing
marriage licenses TO the following
couples: Henry o. Names of Leonard
and Nora Helling of Kindred; Louis
H. Murdoch and Nellie White, both Of
Casselton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-24
WILL ELECT OFFICERS
Fl ZasaI Temple Will Hold Annual
Meeting on Dec. 2-cerenonial
Session in January.

The annual meeting OF Ell Zagal tenn
pie for the election Of officers and the
choosing of representatives for the i'm
perial council, which will be held at
New Orleans next year, will be held at
the Masonic temple on Thursday eve
ming, Dec. 2. This viii also be stated
meeting and petitions will be balloted
upon and other business transacted.
The temple will hold it's next ceremon-
ial session for the initiation of candi-
dates in January.