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tnoning fpr l(Ouiflin1en al SEN moro
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he al Mp0et 6ouoe al ollie 8rnfter
onltrengt Jig for at iomle Mg0ets So
peoirteresler on1 Sc laglige 5pgrgs.
moal: bpa0 ser flun6e tiene til at
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pttling % Snteresi JET, og bette lpffe.
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/ Sc &ei plutioner, / bpilte Ser frem.
lottes &rau ON Sc prmer / Gamble.
pel1e, 6apOe mon ltOela6t alt, 6pao
Ser flnoe ontoges / nogen Maooe at
tage Sigte poo %nlrp9ren6e Snoeba,
pere al politilfe gn16eoer.
Sc gorife ipecielle @rap, iom man
o%lforte lom hctponingsfl,l0e for 0en-
tie Gel al Staten, og iom ollie far
ionlles UNDER Sen ltore 6ellesopgo.
be at op6pgge, fife ripe re6 eller IT'S
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retfrroig 6oroeling al Solgfreoi cne
&ejbpaniug oa beore 2on0lppe.
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Set inolpienoe, at SEN ferltc 9etingel.
lie for, at Ser fra Acknowledgements
og Observation-Disclosures bliper
toget @enlpn til Sc billige &rop er
at oenne Sci al Stotclr ct reprejen.
teret poo rette Moo0e / 0isie. Sena.
torer og &eprGi entnnter fra 0enne
Sci al Staten mao forpIigtes til at
l9gge al(e 0cres &rnft tier in0 / Sir.
bejoet for Moro Minnelota. &oloe,
De fult paa Bette, pil Sc naa 0eres
Mool.
Spprgs1naalet ON gooe 8eie er al
lao ltor 9etponing, at set .er ielpino.
l%plenoe. Sngen 6orr1er tan bragg
Sen rette 6oroel al lit Mrbeioe, uoen
ban bar goSe Sronsportpeie ii. 11ur.
melte @orfeo eller Mflfibningslteo.
transporter moa blipe life Blot Bill.
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og Solg al Sgmnneret paa 2onoet
iamlnen me0 Bette, meoens MI Sgm.
meret bliuer iolgt fprit. 3erefter
bltper 2on6et lplgt. 0erpeo panife.
liggjsres og foropres 2onofieberens
&rbeioe pe6 &p0ning al 5reitubber.
ne, meoens &ieberen al Spmmeret op.
naar bele 5or6elen al bette. @po.
ningen al en- ippri9t Cos og proout.
tin 6arm oil / mango 5ilfel6e opta.
&c en- Maa6s bele 2epeti6, % figbte
ban Semmeret lammen mes 9anoet,
niloe ban / Sc flelte Silfeloe DOG
beo bette faa roeen grltat1ing for
oct Mrbeioe ban bar be6 &D6nfnge11.
Ser bar a6iftllige anore Sing i
Sorbin6elie me6 Moro Minneioto,
iom bleb taget un6er SberpeieIfe
paa &ongresien, iaaIeoes @fattefor.
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Deres HaLSkirtler Ton
sis Dor like udSkj@reS.
DR.. FRENCH'S KUR

for "Tonsi1itis' og "Quincy" Kir-
tel og Halsbetende1se) SAINT andre
Halssygdomme vii helbrede Dem i
Hjemmet. Behagelig at benytte. Intel
Gurgelniddel. Garanteret og registre
ret under Pure Food and Drugs Act"
Hje1perM idlet like acknowledgment.
Der fndes intet Substitut for Or.
FRENCH's QUINCY KIT" Hvis Deres
Apotheker like holder samme. da skriv
til os direkte og vedleg 81 for Midlet.
FINCH MANUFACTURING CO..
Dept. S.. Old Chamber of Commerce
MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI.
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@pis set garnle Sro> at zen folo
Maj giper ct pornnt 2ogl1(p" bol0er
Stif, pil Moropeiten ioor fao Ell ltol=
mi1oelig rig @plt, tbi Set CT mango
Mor lioen Semperotllren far peret
lao lup lpr1 iaor / unlten 6ele Mai
Monne0 oper bele Noropeltel1. 6rolt.
nGtter far p9ret nleget olmir10elige
gienncm 9ele MfooneOe1L men Gem,
perotl1ren far 6og fife pnret iaa lao,
at Sen al1tages at bope gjort ipn-
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lurOeles lppenoe for Noropel ten, i6et
Ser / loo at iige olle Stoter CT fol-
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Mom1eoen, og Sem1perotl1ren er lte-
gen. lloiigten for N%fgreoerne CT
gjelnenlgaoen0e ret loben6e.
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sfiarp UNDER Moresie S. g. 8oul.
ien, 1908 @ait 81. ct, minneapolis,
Mia1t., og Ell tilberlig Suffering for
iom',le pil blipe optaeet fer / 8laoet.
Set minolte 8iorag / oenne sln=
leoning bil blipe mo6taget mes flor
Safnemligbe6.
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aaenter for pure $pser % @laee
liant v2anife / Nmcrifa".
g. s. Steianien,
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Council Bluffs, Soma.
Gmil MmScricn,
Guam ~ Smegm, Minn.
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Sire Tormbrfelier / bette Mar.

@ooIeoes meIoer Mitronomerne.
men intet oiI %ooerfpgge @arner's
@bite @ine Of 9ar ions ct @iooel
imoo &olte, Gorf6lelie, Gtrl,beon6e,
9litbma, 0. |. b. Sen beoite Sur for
ell feel Generation.
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jra mango Hanter
uro / &ina.

Spltauoen / &ropinien @ut1an>
ser for nogle Tiger liOen ioroorlo9eoe
SDerf olo poa forifjellige eltrop9ilfe
og omerifonl lie Misl ionerer, ct lore,
lpbig 6lepen 0nn1pet, men Ser ec
itprf @inring t bele 9figet, nopnlig
/ Sc inore Yropinier Sltnon, &iong
gu og Gbina 81, bpor 6remmeobo-
set er n1eget frem6eri fenoe. Nigs1or-
ltonoeren, Erins Gbun, og bans
&ooogipere operpeier olporligt, bpor'
leoes Sc ifol forbinore cit alminoeltg
Spltou6, ser trner me0 at blipe al
lal1gt pibere Smfong ems 9orerop=
ltn1ocn for nogle Aor li0en, og ionr
piloe n1co Acknowledged me0f9re> at
frenmeoe Mogter blep nS0Ioge6e til
at blunoe Jig op / &inos inore 6or-
bolo.
Spbbclt 2nftrcjic uuer Sen cngclife
Ganal.
gn el1gelif Officer, &optej1 G6ar-
les Stemort MollS, &optejn / Mrrue=
ems Motor Nelerpc, foretog ii0lte
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plan ira Ioner til Golois og tilbage
igjcn loen Neoltignina. TronlfmlGn-
bene @leriot og @repe Sc 2e5iepS
far lom tioligerc pntolt iejlet gien=
nem 2lften oper &o11ole1, men fore
tog finn Meiien / en- enfelt &etniug,
ira oen frmlfe til Sen eugellfe &plt,
og &optein Molls er iooleoes Sn0e=
boper al &mml=Mefproen. Sen lam.
leoe 0iltonce CT ~ Mile, lom 6leu
ttl6ogelagt / 80 Minlltter. &aptein
Moll5 nil fon1nle til Nmerifa til ST.
@terouret JONI Gnglonos Meprpl en=
tont be0 ct International 91litlfi6.
+, &oplp6.
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Sn9cn Turbeorin9er al Sernbanerue.

Gu Meng0e al 2onoets Sernbone=
fon1pagnier bap6e plonlogt ltore 6or.
be0ringer ioar, men Set liges> at Sc
pol6l on1n1e Mngreb, ioln Sc far DGret
@jenltan0 for / &ongreslen UNDER
8ebon0lingen al Sern6onelope1 / Sen
ii0ltc Mooneos Sis for en- ltor Del
far brogt SEM til at foron0re 0ereS
Hloner / SEN &etning. 9ette CT loo=
le0es Silfel0et mes SEEM Dorf Ger1=
trol, ser bop0e inoleoet ltnoerbon0=
finger ON ct 9amn poa 5 Mil(ioner
Collars til 6%orbeoringer al Cutie
met, men far ui6rl1ot oisl e % al
loat Ell @eitilling poo for 3 Millio-
ner Dollars nDe Ser11bonepogne. So
mems Ernlioent> 8romn, bor l1otolt,
at Mngrebene / &ongresien bor ifooet
Sernboner1es &reoit / Sen @ro0, at
Den laa at lige CT rl,ineret, og at III
tet &on1pagni for lang Sio pil pgre
tltono til at ifoffe Jig noget itprre
2non, bperfen fer eller / lt0lon0et.
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Entered at the Post .Office atISt. Paul
MIMI, as second~class mail-matter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-28
Fargo to Secure a Statue Of RoIIo,
the Northman, to Be Unveiled in 1911
Be Presented to the Noweans Norman French in
Honor of the Millennium Of the Duchy Of Numandy-Fargc
Should Donate New Park for Site

Faites Normands une people, ct des
siecles une heure."
Yes, from that very time, the Ian
guage. the city and the race dwell as
one, and their tenacity make the Nor
mans one people, and the centuries
one hour.
In all the sister provinces OF Nor
mandy the approach OF the millennium
arouses the ancestral pride in greater
Normandy
The tomb OF Rollo is in the cathedral
at Rouen and statue is In the gar
den at Salt Ouen. For the millennium
the Norwegian society of Normands-
Forbundet has obtained a copy of the
statue of Rollo at Saint Ouen to erect
1t on the isle of Ciske in the Bay of
Aalesund, Norway.
In the United States of America the
Scandinavians propose to set up an
other copy of the statue of Rollo of
Rouen in Fargo, ". D., On the soil of
Vinland the Good of the Icelandic
Sagas. colonized in the year 1000 by
who discovered the transatlantic con-
tinent five centuries before the Latin
Christopher Columbus.
4
offer on their part an entirely origi-
nal memorial, monolith OF red gran
| lite, 'Bauta STEM" a Norman obelisk
of antique form, with an inscription
| in runes of the time of Rollo. This
precious remembrance will have a
place in the statuary garden of the
! museum, of Normandy, and is an i'm
portant and durable work which viii
survive the festival
| In the magnificent interior of the
ancient Gothic church of Saint Laur-
ent of Rouen M. Caste LIE Breton. the
eminent correspondent of the insti-
tute, with his great knowledge of Nor
man art, will group the most unexpect-
ed proofs of genius of the race. What
lessons of Norman affairs have we
with us! What subjects of pride, what
witnesses Of history! arms,
jewels, stamps, portraits, busts, maps,
manuscripts, books pictures, Dutch
chinaware, plasters, mouldings, group
ed in the remodelled interior; all the
procession of popular art around the
viking ship exhumed in Norway and
exposed at the museum at Christiania.
| What surpasses in the wall decora-
tons showing the Norman blood of
france aTLer the DOCK or RecluS, La
Terre ct L'Homme." And so many SOU
venirs of the Normans of Sicily, the
noble conquerors CT the dynasty of
heroes of Jerusalem Delivered"
| And the souvenirs of the Varan-
gians, the Swedish founders of Holy
Russia, that Normandy OF the czars.
And the grand souvenirs of william
the Conqueror, through whom London
and Rouen are sisters with one Nor
man parent; and Saint Ouen is the
Westminster of Rouen, Shakespeare
and Corneille are cousins, the Exche-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-28

Fargo with J. z. Mccormick as man
ager and captain, and the following
members; II. Lebo +. Weber, George
Raymer, Pat Grant, Thomas Canaan,
]. G. Mcdonald, w. Keye, ]. r. Glider.
e. Il. Richardson and Thomas Nc
Laughlin. In those days genuine Far
go boys played on the team and they
put up game well worth watching.
May 2s.-In the Field day sports at
the Moorhead normal school the Fargo
College boys defeated the Normalites,
but the contest was quite close.
jamestown had a very bloody prize
fight between George Siddow of Fort
Yates and Thomas Devine OF James,
town. After the fourth round Devine
refused to go into the ring again,
claiming he had been fouled.
Nat c. Goodwin appeared at the
operahouse in his latest comedy, The
Gold Mine, and standing room was at
a premium.
The state democratic committee met
In Fargo and decided to hold the state
convention at the operahouse i'm
Grand Forks on July g. The chair
man Of the committee was w c. Leis-
tikow of Grafton and the secretary,
Martin Ryan.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-28
TWENTY YEARS AGO

May 22.-The Mandan Pioneer an
nounced that there were thirty-four
Catholic priests in North Dakota.
There are a good many more at the
present time.
]. A. Percival, the public examiner,
turned over $25 to the Fireman's tour
nament fund.
K K Alfstad rented part of the
operahouse block, formerly occupied by
Harry O'Neill, and intended to open
a notion store about July l.
The woman charged with striking
the blow which was alleged to have
killed p P. Lomen of Hatton, at the
time of the crusade against the saloons
of that town, was acquitted on trial
in the district court in Caledonia.
An effort was made to get General
Capehart appointed receiver of the
landoffice in the place of Captain De-
mers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-28

The Great Northern Railway Co.
contribute 800 toward the firemen's
tournament fund.
May 23.-It was reported that w. w
Bill cleared up $4,000 in a deal on the
board of trade and that he had pur-
chased the interests of Pressey and
Wheeler in the commission firm Of
Pressey, Wheeler & Lewis, and here
after the title would be Bill & Lewis.
John H. Waugh was confirmed as
agent at Devils Lake.
Larimore voted $4,000 city bonds for
a new hall.
The Mckinley tariff bill passed the
house by a vote of 1872 to 142.
e. Ashley Mears opened the National
Bank of North Dakota, with a paid up
capital of S250,000. He was also open
in the Mortgage Bank & Investment
Co, which announced paid up capital
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-28

quer of Normandy and that of Eng
land are the precursors of all parlia-
ments.
placed in front of the cloister ST. Ger
walls of Rouen with these words: Jus
tice, right. the Peace of GOD, the last
words OF the Conqueror, who was
grandfather of the kings of Europe"
1t is historical truth that the
sovereigns who rule In the year Of
grace 1910 are of the Norman line of
the Earl, RoIlo. In BelIencontre's la
generalogie des maisons souveraines"
(1846) he has established the official
heraldic tree.
What rare occasions the millennium
offers for invitations and for represen-
tative delegations! A good book. ele-
gantly edited by Hachette, La Le-
gende des Normands," by M. Jehan
Soudan de Pierrefitte, will be the pre-
face TO these membranes, the golden
book of the great days and great men
of Normandye
A committee OF Normans and Nor
wegians will be associated at Paris
at the millennium of Rollo. Did not
the city submit to the seige of the Nor
man Sigfried in the year SS5?
The street of Petit-Pont, does it not,
preserve the names of the twelve he
roes who died for the defense of the
city? Paris Of the third republic, did
1t not have the Exchequer in the Pal
Iace-Bourbon?
For Rollo as the historical figure of
France, the committee is going to de-
mand of the city council public place
| in front of Notre-Dame, near the Petit
| Font
| In front of the old Charlemagne who
wept at Narbonne on account Of the
Viking ships of the Normans, who
came to take away from his sons the
empire Of the world, the Norwegians
Of the country OF Rollo propose to
erect in 1911 steel memorial, with a
runic inscription to Prince Rollo, the
founder of Norman justice, the SYM
Dol Of peace restored 1000 years after
him between the north and the south,
Ireconciled by his descendants.
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Automobile Laws,

The legal questions of interest to
automobilists will be discussed at the
automobile owners convention which
is to be held in Grand Forks May 81,
June I, Q and 3. Good Roads," by
State Roads Commissioner Cooley OF
Minnesota who has just returned from
a trip abroad where he has made a
special, study of roads. Remember the
dates and bring your machine. The
arrangements committee will care for
it free of charge. The May music fes-
tival with Nine. Norelli, prima donna
of the Metropolitan Opera Co., of New
York and London and the Minneapolis
Symphony Orchestra as features is in
session during this convention.
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most delivering a most patriotic

A. r. post, delivering a most patriotic
address.
The first commencement exercises of
the state normal school at Moorhead
were being held.
May 27.-Theodore Franks was mail
carrier No. at the Fargo office and
came out with a new mail cart.
DR.. Hill received a commission APP
pointing him as representative Of the
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
for the state OF North Dakota He
also held credentials from both the
Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter OF the
state of New York.
C. r. Stone was agent for the pianos
and organs sold by w. ]. Dyer e. Bros
The North Dakota millers met and
heard the report of ]. F.. Hillyer, the
London agent, concerning shipment Of
-four from the United States TO Great
Britain Some of these shipments
were five months on the way.
1t was reported from Washington
that Nehemiah Davis would probably
be appointed to the vacancy in the
Fargo landofice and Senator Pierce
succeeded in preventing the abandon
ment of Fort Lincoln.
A baseball club was organized in
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May ga meeting was called by
Con Walker to be held at the Head
quarters hotel May rs, to organize
bicycle club. 1t was thought there
were enough wheels in Fargo SO there
ought to be a good club.
1t was announced that Governor Mil
led had appointed H. p. Rucker Of
Grand Forks and Martin Ryan of Far
go as the worlds fair commissioners,
and Editor Stanley of Dawson and
Peter Cameron of Pembina as alter
mates. y2
After a long fight Charles e. john
son was confirmed as postmaster at
| Lisbon.
Hope academy at Moorhead closed a
successful term and over 100 students
had been in attendance.
The executive committee of the state
republican committee met in Fargo and
decided to call the entire committee
to meet in Fargo, June IS, to decide
upon a date and place for the state
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of $3O2,2o2.95.
George H. Phelps, Taylor Crum and
w. A. Regain were admitted to prac-
tice before the federal court, and
George H. Purchase of Jamestown was
appointed United States commissioner.
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May 26.-Mrs. deLendrecie went
down to Detroit lake and ordered ex-
tensive improvements made on her
cottage.
Nick Paulus, a railway fireman, was
killed at Moorhead.
Mrs Mary J. Holmes. the novelist,
spent a day or two in Fargo on her
way west to Alaska with her husband.
1t was thought that she was getting
local color for new novel
Leonard A. Rose received the war
rant for the organization of the grand
commandery for North Dakota.
Alderman Morrill, reported on behalf
of the water committee that $780,
was the most that could be issued for
bonds and that they believed an ade-
quate system could be obtained for
that amount The notices of election
were changed to conform to this view,
as the previous recommendation was in
favor of $105,000 bonds.
Rev G. w. Gable of the Second
Methodist church, preached to the G.
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convention. Among the members
present were Colonel Gearey, George
B. winship, Judson LaMoure, ]. A.
Percival, Waldo M. Potter, Asa Fisher
and j. A. Frye.