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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09

ismagle: Singer Metine Neoerien.
MlmStofte: @6r. Soban &anien.
&ingite6: Martin 2arien Sang.
Sons grnit Senien. Slogelie: Mnna
Giibeln1i1e 2arien. Spnoering: G(ie
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Spilsbierggaorb: sSprgen 0prbaage
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len. &pffer Mplle: SIR. S9renico.
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Mnna @brilti1te Ncberi EN-. Ge:e11:
Mnoreas 6ronoien Gbrilte1len. Sol
Ding: SDer 8rinf @liosjcn. Morbrs
Mnna &inrtinge. @rifitrup: @o11s
&osmlSlen. Sborebp: &oren Sfofte.
&'stofte: Margretbe S9rgcnicn.
6lensborg: Gbriitine Moric @olI.
Mori6o: glie Youlicn. Spncrup:
&uroe.noger Soban Mbrobnnlcn
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GDriltine Bumoeicn. Mgo0ing: Niels
Mpller.
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8ertbeliens @ultru Mnna. Ergrgo:
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SSournaliit S. 6. 6. S. De Sfeel=
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
en6elig Sen ipggefuloe &oriensmano
Benge tilbage paa bans &un0reb-
froneleo6el.

Ye1ge t1lbage po1 bans 9l1n0reO'
fronele00el.
msiaIg. uNl6ef-
9aarb" pes Hreitbro citation er al
Hroprietrr .. Mielien iplgt til ST..
S. g. Semi Ell, MellemDope, for TO-
coo &rpner.
- gnfefru &iritine spone bor
lolgt u@esi elbo9oor0" / Siltrup
Sogn til Sprcn @%rpnborg / @orris.
Sill @aoroen Dprcr 1O5 Sbr. 2a110.
Seintning meofplger. &ipbei lmmen
er 10000 &rpner.
- HroprietGr &iurgaaro, Nrel-
boln1, bor magelfiftet Be Dam til
bprenoe @pggegrunoe / 9rpnberslep
Sp n,co @oorocicr Gbr. San en-
Gbrilteniens @ooro / light Sogu,
fol0et Setter Njltrup". Erppric>
trr &inrgooro lfal Aipc $4,000 ST.
/ Sptte. Suertogelie fi11ber Stco
}trofs.
Gpbsfolo. Spgneprnit for
NprncbGf % Slltrrp peo Neltpeo
Sellef gottfreo Ye0erien &orOer CT
ofgooet peo 9pocn, IS Mar 81.
- &aptoin, Su1coemel ter IS. @.
@plt / &ipbcnbapn, tioligere 0iref-
tor fpr @oo1opnrferbanfen, er az
gooct peo Gpoen, II Star gonu11el.
San por en- al @oueoitooen5 melt
mlictc @omloprrfcre, Ser npo flor
lnleclle buooe lpm &lejnlme0cme=
tier % JONI SolsmauO for Stan0ens
l1noer 9unffrilen moatte
ban opgipe Soften JON Gireftpr /
@oonoprrferbmfc1, fproi bon fife
bapNe gjelrnenlifllet cit al linc poo
rpren0cs piloe Spcfltlutioucr % att
for nibtgouen0e g%11gogcmenter me0
9uo1opurferhunfc,t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Uls.re ~Efn

- gn S%s0pnning Oanneoe Jig
1ioite l1ge / 6loben 10 Mile Noro for
Ga @rosle, booroeo Gonoita1oen /
6looen iant 1 500 ne0enfor 0rnl-
11ingen / 2bbet al 6 Eimer. 2ap=
lo10et oDenfor Gnmninge11 blep til
6elS lat nnber Gon0.
- Sobn Monipig, eli Jormer /
Sail Greet, fit ii0lte llge lin oe1rlt tire
9aan0 / cit Corn Sbre0oer, mcO
Sen Iglge, at Mrmen blep o%frepet
beo Mbuer1. San blep inologt paa
ct @oipital / Con- Gloire> bpor en-
Mmputotion blep foretaget oDenfor
Mlb11e11.
@pie1teretSoom1ncr @inslop
al. Stotens @bjeiteret bor liDlte llge
1t01te0t en- Orbre, Ser befaler Sbe=
riff Moo6en al somper County til
at 6ringe Sobn S. Diets til Mo6ilon
Sen 8. December og pi1e, me0 bpilten
Set bon bolOer Iict5 orrelteret. Set
er N0pofat %9}eitn1on, iom bor ioo:t
benne Srore uo1teot, 0a bon bolber
for, at 9iet5 bar fonltitutionel Nst
til at fomme poa Grifo0 moo SonS2,
re- at Gonl1nere % g%mbe0smGrl0 /
5a>pper County Dur iolnmeniporet
Jig for at binore bette. 2igele0es
paaltaaes set, at Solpper Counts
Mttornep far bol0t Disie &opirar
Sage1 peoreren0e> iom ifulbe prret
in0gipne til &etten, tilbage.
- Mortin O'Donnell al 0ce1lto
bar bl,n0et Ell Sri tatning5lag, JONI
bon bap0e anlagt imoO &c. 81. Mtnrz
iball Me0icine SO. / 6ono OH 9at.
len al &ompagniets Mgenter ba3oe
|lagt en fri 8rgpe al ct Eminent be6
O'DonnellS Ger, og ct al Gamilicns
8grn fit fat / Ser, 6rof 2inimentet og
op0e. 5fipnt O'3onnells 6or1i!ie3
|5orbol0 / Soeen life bar upoof!oge-
ligt, i6et SEN bapoe let Barnet lege
meD Slaifer, fpr Set 0raf S1tODul0st,
bleu &ompagniet 06mt til at betale
1866 @rltatning. Surpen pnr use
| / 48 elmer, og &etsiogen bor pnre1
beban6let / 2 Tiger. Set pQr en- &rp:
Delag,. og n0faloet bar peret imp0e:
Jet meo en0el Spen0ing, Ga flert
lignen0e Eager er anlagt moo ANDRE
Meoicin~&ompagnier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Mere end allie andre.
ROME CITY, IND,

DIR. C. D. WARNER. Coldwater, Mich.
H%3jsterede: bet err mig en- Glade at an
befale Deres White Wine of Tar Syrup som
ct udmarket Hosterniddel. Solgte hurtigt
ct eros under Garanti for Kur: ingen bragt
tilbaRe. Selger mere af dette end noget
HostemiddeL. Solgte ct Dusin til en- at
mine Kunder. Erb. J. p. CHAPMAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
5onoerlvllano~

Eoo @piifole. Sra Ser11}'
Sogn er Ser / &inter ofreilt Z hinge
til bonlfe @fterlfoler og @pilfoler.
guiter al @igs6ogs,
manb Sesien- ~Sanobobiesn=
met / Sfnrbnf far al Ell Screening
/ aip6enbopn facet foraret Ell
Suite al afopoe @igs0agsmano
Seslen. @ulten, Der er / 2egemS=
l%tprrelie, er u0fprt al 9illeobugger
Sobannes Mplguaro / &ipbenboD11.
allnitneren ct fd0t / Spnoer. 8u=
item pil blipe afllpret meo Set fprlte
peo Ell Jeltligbe0, bportil Ser az
bsoe &igsoagsmon05 Nurmelte oil
blipe inobuot. st lignenoe <1lt=
pnrf er bleuet fornret 6priamlingS=
buiet / Setting.
$. 9. @liusien 0pb. Si0liz
gere Ger al 9%rulrsgooro peo 2ange<
tpe6, Sfrapc Gogn S. g. gliaslen,
CT upentet og meget pluoleligt at
gooet pes 0poen / Ell gl6er al opcr
rs 9(or bos lin Spn / &oloing, 8e+
itprer al &it5aus Bureaus 6ilial, g.
glioslen. Mens Gliasien opbolot
Jig / 5frape Sogn far bai1 / cit
Long alorreffe befln0t o0ifillige
Silliosbperp. @on bar cit begaDet
og oplplt Mor,6, ser ofte tog 9el
/ 0refteiien al bore rationale Gu
GER boaoe / Sale og Sfrift. Self
i,0 til set ii0ite bepare0e ban fine
M%an6seoner uipeffe0e og fulgte meb
Snteresl e 6orbol0ene / 9}orO llesDig.
Donjf 0plpSning5fon H.
tor / 6lenSbo1y, JON Mgent
CIR. Motbieien / ct Hor Star bar
foreltaaet / Gorbin0elie meo Sen al
bam iperfiatte ArbejosanpiSning,
blep for l1ogle tiger ii0en l16ifilt fra
i0ltnepl1te @irflombe0. @r. Ma=
tbiejen flptter til @%u0erSlep, bpor
bon bar facet cit M @irfiombeb.
S bans Ste0 bolgtes poo Gene
rolforiamlinge1t forleoen General
agent Sans &eterien / 6lensborg,
ti0ligere / @raaiten, til 2e0er al
Mrbej6sanDiSningen og 6ormano
for MISUNDERSTANDING
IS Jorbin6elie berme0 pil &r. &e'
terien foreitaa BET / lin Sit peo
flenSborg1fe @orgeres &ielp ino'
: retteoe 0plpsnings=&ontor og giDe
gratis 9plpSning og @%eile0ning til
| uben1iole6e.
@rgngaorb IoIgt. @rbn
,;gaar6 / Burial @ogn er iolgt til Ell
@aar0ban6ler / Ginglep. Sen hio:
tilperen0e Ger g. @briitenien hot
bGret en- at DanifbebcnS bsbit(
Ma1r6 paa @treget Singleo- -:Spl1
ser og bar bgret oirfiom, bber @ang
Der fun6e gipres ct @fri6t til stpr.
felie al oen trueoe @tilling. ga,
bar imi0lertio fempet me6 ct ioig
ten6e &elbreo, og ban bar / noge1
forgiepes iegt at ietge Set
ltore Gjenoom. 6lere pngrc 2ano
memo far, iaa bi0t oibes, pile
fipbe @aorben, men life fu1tn,4t ;tai!
sen forng6ne &apital.
u6lensborg Mois" ifrioer: Gor
'baabentlig ifaffes ser enonu / ft6ft
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09

seuS efter Erppenumer paa bette
:3lao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09

Sfignt hi ioale6es lite funoe er=
fienoe, at Bresien eller Sc Mnifltel=
Ter, ri n9rer; bapbe gibet Mnleoning
eller 8erettigelie til Ell Monootfro-
iigelie, bar Ri billet reipeftere Sen
beiten1te 6aitbol6elle at 8ellutnin-
gen og giere ct Sorisg paa at meoe
mes en- &on0i0ot, ser beltemt peo,
fien6te fig Dor ierlige Spfattelie,
u6en at bape itaaet / Torgrunoen
'unber bore inbre @rponinger.
81. biloe for Sagens SfDlo gjgre
bette alporlige Gorisg. paa @amlina
Il ct ifiebneioangert 9iebltf, ifipnt
hi bar flare ODER, at Sc @run6e,
&igs6agsma1toen fremfbrte /
ISerbelesbe6 Sigtelien be6rprenoe
Optanterre, jom maatte frenfe EN-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
blowing and planting corn and pota.
toes. Cor. B.
Horace Notes.

Horace, N. D.. May 9.--To The For
UNI: Seeding is now almost finished
except such crops as corn and pota-
toes.
The school closed last week after
an eight months term and the closing
exercises were held at the school
house last Saturday night. The people
of Horace and vicinity had an oppor-
tunity to listen to a very fine pro-
gramme. The children rendered their
recitations, dialogues and songs in a
most complete and pleasing manner.
The church choir also rendered a few
numbers much to their credit. The
school board has been very fortunate
in securing such competent teachers as
Mr.. Landblom and Miss Helferty. Mr..
Landblom has been here only one term
but proved to be very good teacher.
Miss Helferty has had her department
here for the past six or seven years
and the children made wonderful pro-
gress under her able instructions and
management. Her department got the
first state prize "a writing two years
in succession. After the programme
was over the Young Peoples society
served ice cream and cake and every
body went home well pleased with the
evenings entertainment. Cor. III.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
Hunter News.

Hunter, N. D., May Ito The
Forum: Miss Hilda H3genson return.
ed home Saturday from st, Johns hos
pital, Fargo, where she underwent ar
operation for app andicitis.
Peter McLachlin was a visitor "a
Fargo last week.
Miss Ethel Adell and Louie Runnes-
trand were m. rried Friday evening at
the Presbyterian parsonage.
Miss Lydia Frederickson returned to
Fargo college after a weeks visit at
home.
Miss Jessie and Fazelle Rogers spent
Sunday with Mrs. Steven Wilson.
Mrs. Ed Spare is visiting with her
mother in Moorhead.
T. F. Hamilton spent few days last
week at Detroit, MINI.
Fred Powlison OF Casselton spent
Thursday In Hunter.
Doris Eager is confined with a light
attack of diphtheria
DR.. Ray Critchheld autoed from
Steele Saturday returning the same
day.
Cor. H
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
sharIow News.

Sharlow, N. D., May Ito The
Forum Mr.. Chas. Still of Jamestown
was a caller on friends hero Sunday
and Monday.
Steve Brown, jr.. purchased a
fine big auto this week.
Master Chas. Kimball, who has been
on the sick list the past few weeks, Is
now enjoying good health again.
James Wilson and John Walker
made flying trip to Alfred Thursday.
r. M. Brown brought out new aulo
from jamestown Friday Some of the
other farmers are thinking they will
be obliged to stay at home Ii many
more of these horseless rigs come into
our little village.
Frank Brown and Mr.. and Mrs
KimbalI went to Jamestown Tuesday
to attend the funeral services Of Mrs
Durby.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tawhead spent
Sunday evening with Lyman Port
err and family.
Harland Finnie and family are now
nicely set LED In their new home on
section 49,
The Overlander brothers are helping
put the finishing touches to the new
Ihouse Ed Brown is having erected on
his land In the southwest part OF tho
township.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
GROUND BROKEN
FOR new BRANCH
BEGINNING Is MADE ON FINE
NEW JAMESTOWN CATHOLIC
CHURCH BUILDING.

Jamestown, N. D., May lathe first
step toward the new st. James Catholic
church, which Is to be one Of the most
beautiful church edifices in the state
was taken Wednesday morning when
the ground was broken in the presence
Of large gathering.
Albert Monek turned the first sod
and he also holds the distinction of
hauling the first load of stone thir-
ty years ago for the present building.
The first furrow was plowed by Chas.
Klaus, nephew OF Anton Klaus, who
donated the site Of the church, while
the team was driven by Patrick
Burke. A shower of gold coins
amounting to about $500 were given
to Father Geraghry on the grounds
for the church building fund.
The breaking of the ground followed
the celebration Of high solemn mass
by Father Dignam Of Dickinson, Father
Lalande of Wild Rice, and Father Nc
Golf of Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
Barrie Ietms.

Barrie, ". D., May 10.-To The
Forum: Rev. Stickney of Fargo will
preach in the church here next Sun
day at / a. m.
Volney Stevens is visiting his son.
Asa, at Beach this week and also look
ing over the homestead secured by
his son, Ed, in that vicinity.
Hazelton Smith and his sister. Miss
Olive, and oliver Aimlie were visitors
at the Morgan home on Sunday.
There will be a meeting OF the Bar
RE Cemetery association at the clerk :
house on Tuesday. May IL, and all in
terested are invited to attend.
Mothers day was celebrated at the
church here last Sunday and there was
a good attendance. The singing and
recitations were unusually good and
all present thought the service was
beautiful.
The veteran painter, John Riley, was
seen here last week and contracted foi
the painting of a number of houses
and barns and took Otto MarlSen to
assist him in his work on the Maple
river. He intends to be at work here
the first part Of June.
All the grain In this vicinity need:
rain and the gardens aso are suffer.
ing for the want Of that desirable
fluid.
Farmers are very busy just nov
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
Heaton Items.

Heaton, N. D., May 9.-To The
Forum: w. M Ham1Ieton and little
baby Morris of MeClusky returned
Monday from Kingsvalley, Gre, accom-
panied by VIM. Hambleton's niece
Miss ALICE Siddan. They were greeted
by relatives here while en- route.
Sheriff Darling of Steele arrived
Sunday evening, crossing the coun;v by
team on business.
Miss Agnes Smith drove in from
Dells last Saturday.
Mrs. r. Prang very pleasantly en-
tertained the Ladies Aid last Thursday
afternoon, serving dainty refreshments.
Mrs. III. G. Barber and Prof C. e.
Harding autoed to Chaseley last Sat-
urday with c. V. Varnum and G. J.
Ross of Sykeston and attended a meet
ing Of the executive committee of the
County Sunday School association and
arranged a programme for the County
convention to be held in Chascle7 June
Fl and 20. Rev. E. e. Saunders was
elected as the official delegate to the
State Sunday School convention at Bis
marck and lefC Monday afternoon.
Louis Falk has had about eighty
acres south of the town site fenced
In for pasture for COWS and horses
of that town.
Leon st. jacques new horse is now
ready for plastering.
Miss Maud T. Ryan, county superin-
tendent of schools, visited the village
school last Friday.
Seventy seven new books were added
to the school library last week as one
result Of the recent entertainment given
by the pupils.
G. M. Brace made trip to his farm
near Detroit, Mimi, last week, return
ING on Saturday.
A number of ladies and gentlemen
made "a bee" last Friday evening
cleaned up the rubbish around the
New Congregational church and Sc. out
some trees.
Mrs. Edward Bank went to Nc
Clusky last Friday to visit her mother
A bunch of young people had pic
mic dance in the hall last Saturday
night.
Mothers day was appropriately OBJ
served and in the evening the w. C
L. U. received an interesting and i'm
pressive programme in observance OF
Anti Cigarette Sunday. The president
Mrs. w. HI. Thurston, presided. "A
number of recitations were given by
children Of the Loyal Temperance
league, Mrs. G. E. Harding gave a
reading and nine ladies represented the
evils of the use of the deadly cigarette
and said the cigarette must go. Mrs
G. !. Turner sang solo. The pastor
gave minute address and pro-
Inounced the benediction
Cor III
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
jamestown SUICIDE
WAS NEWSPAPER man

jamestown Capital: J. F. Bremen
Of New Albin, Iowa, was in the city
Monday en- route to McCIusky and
while here visited John Bensch. whom
he used to know in Iowa Mr.. Bremen
spoke very highly Of J. A. Krochue,
who committed suicide at the county
Jail Thursday night.
He says that the deceased had been
In the newspaper business for about
Is years. He was editor of the
Eden Valley Journal for two years, of
The Caledonia Journal for about ten
years and until two years ago was edi-
tor of the Glenwood Herald. His home
and business life seemed to be all that
could be desired until about two years
ago when he entered the liquor bust
ness and his downfall began.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
Rich Vet Simple White Frook.

The very finest materials distinguish
high class garments for children,
while rather simple models are al
ways the favorites; elaboration of
style not being considered In the best
taste for little folks. This beautiful
dress il Of sheer Persian batiste with
pin tucks run by hand and trimmings
OF Irish crochet insertion and edging.
Such frocl would cost a sum larger
than most mothers would care to pay;
but imitation Irish crochet might be
substituted with very good effect
The sash passes across the back Of
the dress only, being finished with
soft rosette bows on either hip as in
dicated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
Piles
Cured
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
CHARGE LARCENY.
Jake Goldberg, Laborer, Causes Ar.
rest of Former Roommate.

FSSE OF FORMER Hoomm aGes
Devils Lake. N. D., May 12.-Early
yesterday morning a young man by
the name of Harry KeiI was arrested
on complaint Of Jake Goldberg, charg-
ed with grand larceny. According to
the story told by Goldberg he and
Keil had been rooming together until
recently at the residence of Mrs
Lieberman on Sixth street. Aout 4
o'clock yesterday morning Mrs,
Lieberman heard noise and awak-
ened Goldberg, when it was found
that someone had entered the room
in which Goldberg was sleeping and
extracted from his trousers pocket a
purse containing $25. Goldberg i'm
mediately notified Night Policeman
McBeth and it was but short time
until Keil was arrested at the lunch
counter at Reds hotel. 1t is claimed
that Goldberg's empty purse was
found in a toilet room. When Keil
was searched a sum of money was
found corresponding to the amount al
legged to have been stolen.
Keil was arraigned before Judge
Juergens of the city police court and
the hearing continued on account OF
the absence from the city of States
Attorney DUEL. He insists that he is
innocent Of the charge, and says he
will be able to prove where he OBJ
tanned the money found on him when
arrested.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
KILLED UNDER PLoW.
Pelican Rapids, Mimi, Farmer Dragged
to Death in Field by Runaway,

GAINESVILLE, Mimi, May IA long
distance telephone from Pelican Rap
ids tonight states that Henry BaIton
of the tow of Maine was killed in
stantly this afternoon while blowing
in hds field
The team he was driving become
frightened and ran, throwing him be-
meath the pillow, which dragged hds
body some distance. Whom found he
was dead.
Balton was recently married.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
SOLDIERS SHOT
in LIQUOR War

Beaufort, S. c., May 12.-Four prf-
Yates of the 127th coast artillery were
shot and wounded from ambush today
and two others were shot while in the
open by men believed to be the keep
ers of blind tigers" and who had been
selling whiskey to soldiers off the gov
eminent reservation at Fort Fremont.
Privates Callahan, Mccarthy, STAINS
berry and Sleder were shot from am
bush. Later in the day, when a quart
err of mile off the reservation, Pri-
Yates Dudley and Mentally were at
guns.
All the soldiers VIII recover Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
=. NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST =.
VACCINE WORKED
REAL WELL.

st. Paul. May 12,--What was all
most smallpox, If not the disease
itself, was the result of vaccination
on university coed, Miss Helen
McHugh, who rooms at 1912
Seventh street southeast, Minneap-
oils, and lives at Goodhue, N. ID.
Miss McHugh spent four and a
half days in bed suffering eruptions
from the disease. The experie9 20
of Miss McHugh ds having such a
moral effect that other goods are
inclined to avoid submission to
vaccination.
Miss McHugh has covered from
what she thinks was the smallpox
and is again about the campus.