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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
SlanOeOe Weooeltller
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Soc Cannon, i0et ban tog inoo
gtominationen til aongresien erfle-
reoe forleoen, at 5niurgenternes
Stamp ino0 StanOpatterS, oar en-
aamp inellem 6ri6anoel og Be-
itpttelie.
5o6n z. 9ple, en- 9tep DorfWiil.
lionpr, Der / neIte Maaneo bliper
93, bar npli9 9gtet ell Spgepleierife,
Der er 30 2lar. Der er iaoleOes 63
Mars 6oriteI paa oeres QllOer. De
meOtes ferite Sang for TO 9lar i.
Den, 0a Spgepleierifen / ct pres6D-
terianif 6oipital pasieoe 0iillione.
rens SoigerinOe. Sans 6ormue an
ilaas til S50,000,000, og ben unge
Suitru bliper 2(rping til BET belle.
Get ier no til, at 9iooiepelt alli-
geoel lejrer / 9teip Dorf oper ,tbe
olO guar0~ og fonrner til at aa6ne
Statsfonpentionen. Sort melotes
Der 0ns0ogs, at 8ice. Br9iioent
Sherman bapoe liot ct fnuienoe 9te-
oerlag | lit e9et Gonntp (Oneioa),
og / @nor beretteoes ON, at 2eoe.
ren al pol0 guoro1, Barnes ira
9ll6unp, bar 6leuen iloaet. Og /
Dag til Qforgen er lloiigten, at
Der blan0t De palete 9epreieittanter
til StntSfonuentionen oil blipe en-
rlinO Maioritet for 9iooiepeIt.
,Srp9telig lllpffe. Sra Sort @oD-
ne, SSno., meloes unoer 81. oS. ON
ct Sammenitso al to eleftriife
Sporoogne, ser foIteoe IL Wtenne.
fer 2ioet. Ger uotales, at set er
ben itsrIte lllpffe / Staten Snoianas
Siitorie, og paa oen eleftriife Sern-
bnnetrafifs Omraaoe er oet Cant
bets itsrIte lllpffe. Serlig Oen enc
al 0e to 8ogne, iom its0te iammen,
par fltlopoffet al Menneifer, iom IN
tet aneoe, isr Sammenit6Oet ifete,
og mango al Dem oieblffelig rpffe-
oes ino / Goigbeoen. glariaeen til
oen irpgtelige Senoelie bar, at Sen
enc MotormanO bapoe misforItanet
en- Sr0re.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
en- Gypoeraf
iom Or phil

Goa 9erlins llnioeriitet ioriDa-
reoe Jnpogrni Sans Sinfe, Der arr
beioer / o3eutide Sn9es3eitlng 3
Grpfferi, iorleoen Ell for ben iiloil-
fife 9oftorgrao ifreoen 9(f6nnoling,
6uortil ban natllrligpis bnpOe bent
tet 9Gmnet ira lit eaet Sag Sitlen
pna gisputatien loo nemIig iao-
leoes: .glusleie uno glnpasiung Der
9(r6eiter i'm acknowledgements nit
beionoerer 9liicfiidtnabme alif Die
Set3maihine".
Zen me Or. phil. ser mango
Mar bar arbeioet iom MaifiniGtter
| oct ouennpDnte 9Iootrnfferi. tam.
mer ira gielit3 siterriaif Sdle.
iien; / fine leSiee elmer forbereote
ban iig peo Seluituoium til Stu.
oenterefsamen, iom ban oereiter toa
mco @fnns for 4 Mar iioeu Gerpaa
los ban iia immatrifuIere ueo Uni.
periitetet Berlin hDor ban ! iaa
tor lloitrrfning, iom bans arbeioc
tiloo oct. bsrte itntsretlige oa ia.
tionaI .stonomiife Sorelrsningcr
og Meiultotct al bans StIoier er
M iorels6ia oen onennrpnte Nj
hanolinl oa Toftorhntten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

Oet, iom ban meo Here bauOe gen-
nemgoaet = oct imertefuloeIte vi.
init bans 2iO. Oct bauoe glaOet
bam me9et at O9re lammen neo
ioa monge 9enner og at ie Gepr9'
ientanter ira 0e Menigbeoer, Dan
bapoe betient Og ben 9fos, Der nar
bleoen n0toIt oper ban, oiloe ban
ienoe b6iere op, b0or ben bgrte
bientme.
0enne Del al 6eiten ilutteOe ioa
meO 5almen: nMin Seius loo nit
Sierte faa" O. !. D. og meo Gaffe.
ben al Bait Gang
Gnonn Ell if6nStnno / Spifeialen
Der ieroereoeS aoiie og Sage, %
iaa iIoges Der Samtaler imeaem.
8oit. S6ult5 agere0e IoaItmalter.
0an opfororeOe ierit Dts 5feoaf.
tor til at tale; iioen iulgte grof
6. L. Sonien, 8oit. $. DC. Sanien,
8olt. @. gonOo og Bait 9nurlen
Men ri ifal life refere berfra. Slnt-
telig ifal pi Blot iige, at Oenne 5u.
bilpumsieit par en- ifsn Set. Ger
ialOt mange goOe Oro, iom mulig-
Di8 uil upre til Selii9nelie iOr 9oIt.
Gig UNDER jim @erning / oe fom.
men0e Gage.
;Ser grs0rene 9ig ifiltes, bIeu De
iotogroferet iommen.
glQe 6 9rsore tiqigemeo oeres
6aoer bleu ioto9raferet lammen
aoloing 1884.
9tu = oen 81. Sept. 1910 bleu
oe 3 9reore og Bait. 8igs Ssn
5sren I. gis iotosraferet iammen
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
p QarS =
prdlleju6ildnnl.' .

) SirsOags, 20. Sept, ieireoe
8nii. =. Q. Big 20 Qars Subilaum
iom Brett. Son bauOe ino6uOt
9srn. 9rsOre og 8enner De Me.
nigbeoer, iom ban bar betient oe
iuun0ne % 9lor. Blair Meni9be0
og 0iitnof ilere onOre bar in0bnot
JON ct 9ele. @nnife mango booOe
0o ogioo mootaget SnObpOelien og
uar til 5teOe. gi fan life income
Dem aae, men ifol BOG income
tSlpatninge: G6riitian 9. Big, ST.
min So., Seren Is. 2. @ig, 2ucf,
g9is.; Sens q. Big 9orlan, So.
Marins 3. Big, StranO, gt. Cat;
9tiffel 3. Big, 8amion, Sa., (bon
fom iffe); Ssren {. Big, @bicago,
SIS. 9oit. Digs elOite Sen. glf
9rpiterne bar, foruoen oe' Der /
9pen. ieleenOe til SteOe: o. Q.
Gbriiiionien (SomfunOets 5or.
mano), 3b. q. Sersilo, 6. 2aurien,
s. Q. Seoe, s. q. Senien, SO. Bon.
90, 8. 9. Senien oa $. 30. Sanien.
Der par 6eisgenOe fra @lf Sorn,
gluonbon og s5acfionoile, Soma;
9pons, 9ebr., og 2ncf, 8is. Maa.
ife ira flere Steoer, men / ino 5al0
unoaif oct Dor OpmerfiombeO.
6eiten fog i'm 9egpnoeIie / Sir.
fen. buor Bait. Shult5 bolOt Sfrif.
re tale oa tos Fait Big og Suitru
eg grooeren Q. 6. 3. Big til NJ.
tiers. 8eo 9lltetgangen bleu Sal-
men 336 iunsen, og Bait SdnIt5
taIte no ira Sil. 3, IL; ~Sfte at
ieg bor auereoe erebet oct" o. |. b.
Cen suriee Gel al 5elten bolotes
pao Sfolen. Ger bleo beipiit 1870
til 0'i0oog, og peo aaffeboroet l9n'
aere ben paa Gftermiooagen par Der
ca. 80 @eiter. 8eo DtioOagsbor'
oct beo Bait 8ia Oelfommen og
Somiilnoets 6ormano snifeoe Sit
bilaren til 2pffe.
Otter at MioongsmnOen par i1o'
taeet. iomIe6es 5olf / Sfolens aa'
pei. Gfof. 2uuo naereoe Geremoni-
meter. 5srlt tiliagocs Salmen 1862:
Ser fommer Seius Dine imaa",
iom Gsoriamlingen iang til Orgel-
ipil. Ger bolotes life 3aler uoen /
Sorbin0elie meo forifellige @auer,
iom operroftes Subilaren.
2erit ooerrafte Bait. Gang bam
poo Sfolens 6afiltets 8egne en-
treormet 2pieitage, en- @ape, bois
ipmbolife 9etpOning er ielpinolp'
ienoe. San talte / glnleoningen no
ira 81. 81, 10: o8bi 9iergene
itnlle uige % 9slene roffes, MN
Miiflmobe6 ifal life bige ira dig
o. + D.
Zen nQite 0ieffen bar 9oit
Shnli3. San prRientereoe Ell @aoe
ira Menigbeoen 9lair-en no.
Itopoet. lpoerbetruffen @pngeltol al
fubanif Mabognitrp, ct mnbogni-
iineret lille 9orO og Zen ipolfe
Seoe@ 9rogtbino. San mente,. at
oenne @ape posieoe ristis goot iam.
men meo oen forrige Oct to pegeoe
pao glrbeioet og Suilen efter slr.
beioet.
Saa ouerrafte Bot. SersiIo en-
genaeaa6e ira Nenigbeoen elf
Sorn. San gnD en- fife llOiigt ouer
SubiIorens 9ip og @erning De %
glar, minOenoe ON Groet: nSbi
Serren itoS bos mig og itprteoe
mig.
goIt. s. g. Senien iremhar en-
9enaegape os Silien ira D'enigbe.
oen peo aimbnlton, Sa
Qais. :. 3. Seeoe flngereoe Iom
i lsao G5rlln0 al. at Oen interes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
Sampifibs Rotitier.

6. i. Sietgeu anfom til Gbri.
itiausiano Den rs. Sept sIIt oeI
Gil afieile Oerira Ben I. Oft. %
uentes Sa til 9lep 9orf oen #. /
NO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
Joroen runot.

~pOAOSit 1NitO&s
8eneralitrifeS proflamereOeS 3. 8.
0s. Barcelona, Spanien, til al.
minOelig 6or6aOelie for De menige
glrbeiOere.
aemiferen 5ru Gurie bar me0.
0elt, at bun bar naaet at trent
title rent Stadium metaQiif iii
itnnO.
ASanttlige @mbeosneno peO Sn-
tenoanturen Omif, 9tuslanO, er
nrreitereoe for Sortioinoelien al
StatSoepoter til ct 9elgb al 4 WliQ.
]tubler.
@eni5elos afreilte Ben 8. Os. til
@reta for at fornaa De til ben gre.
ife MISUNDERSTANDING Dalgte tire
areteniere til at neole9ge Oere5
Man0at og inotrpoe | ben fretenii-
ife 9fegering
GSlpperen Moiiant fulofsrte Den
6. oS. i'm Boris- 9onoon-6lDpning,
ioet ban gift op ira 9fainbam oeo
Gbatbam og flpi inO ooer Gonoon
onfring arpitalpaIaoiet og lanoeOe
/ 5orltaoen 9ecfenbam.
G6iles llafb9ngigbeosieIt San-
tiogo 0e @bile, Z. September. S
9(nleoning al @unoreoaarsfeiten for
Gbiles llafb9ngi9be0 er Der anfom-
men en- 0fpngOe uoenlanife Depu-
tationer bertil, Der er bleuen moo
togen al lloenrigsminiiteren.
y0en iorte Saano". Gom, 5.Sep.
tember. 9(fuigte gfat er peo Heggio
/ Gola6rien Samilien Gopolino, Der
boeoe / 2anos6pen BeQaro og be-
itoo al fSaoer og 6 9srn, bleoen
mDrOet oeo gfiebug. &ooolino par
Morfpogter. Vtan anto9er, at Wtor-
BET er Ell 69pnaft ira Gen iorte
&aan0"s Sioe.
MunO- og aloppge. @ien, 5. Sep
tember. 5il o9teue 6rie BresIe" te-
legraiere8 ira G5ernolpit5: S gu-
foipina er Ser uobrilot 0tlnO- og
aloulpge blanot ap9get. Set er ble-
pen for6uot at afboloe ap9gnarfe-
ser, og aopgin0fsrielen til G5erno-
mit3 ct ligeleoes for6uot. Der 6ar-
fer ltor Mangel paa 500
0ruiernes Oprer. aonltontinopel,
I. September. Sra 0omaifus tele-
groferes, at Ser t8nar bar Itaaet
en- aloorlig aomp meaem en- Sfare
9ruiere pao ca. 80 Wtano og Ell gsf.
0pIinn tnrfiife Srnpner. Smtreni
SolpOelen al 0rllierne 0rpbtes, 9ie-
item togeS til 6ange; Sprferne 6ao'
6e s iaare0e.
6lpDeiporten. Berlin, 6. Septent-
Der. ari9Sminiiteriet bar glnleot
ning al 6lpoeugen Berlin Den 8
-t6. Oftober uOiat Ell grpmie pao
$4,000 Mnrf pan 9etinaelie al al
DER ira onoen SIDE uoiattes enBrp.
mie paa t0-t5.000 Ntarf. arigs.
niniiteriet itiller 5000 Qiarf tilGis.
petition for 6lppeu9en.
Stor Brand. Berlin. 8 Septem
Der. iii p2ofnlnn3eiger@ telegraie
res ira 9onoon: 5 9onoons 0offel
uO6reo Ser Ssnoag 6ormiOOag er
6pftig Slolss. ,oet slrmitronss ito
re Eager al 6re oa OIiefager ton
| Brand. 9ranOppienet mOste mel
26 1onpiprpiter. Otter 3 Eimers
glrbcioe luffeoes oct at bliDe Serrt
oper Sloen; men oa par fun Doer
murcne tilbaae al Saaerbpaningen
Zen iranife 9uiiilnaoe. Gnris
Is. September glaoene meooeler
at 0ridsniniiieriet bar beitilt 3(
! Elnpemnifiner iii Spren. oerof Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

OellIer % operralIe YroIesloreH Ell
gere fra Oisie. Om oenne @aoe
ifuloe iige, at 9ererens @erning bar
baaret 6rugt, oeO pi life; men 8.
uer6ringeren aOpareoe WioOta9eren
ON life at bloc for baarOt 9eren,
tbi aprnerne oor baaroe.
5ormonoen ouerrafte en- genge.
gooe ira flere @m6eOs6rsOre. Son
uotalte en- Silien og 2Dfsnifning
paa egne og oisies gegne, min0en-
oe ON 0roet: oSoor oeilige er De.
res 6e0oer, iom iorfpnoe 5reo,
iom iorfDnoe goot 9n0ifab".
st Me0lem al 0ienigbeOen neo
2pons, iom GaIt. Big for 8ioen
betiener, operrafte 6on ct oeili9t
g8oter iet".
SmiolertiO por GaIt. $. y. Sem
len ira 6reOerifs6org, aeornepGo,
gle6r., anfommen. San bauoe ne0.
ifrepet i'm Sonfer for 9InleOningeis
og piloe oplpie Dem. San lGite on
fgIgenoe 9igt;
ScnoetDuc glarS IrGitejnbilGnm.
grof g. 9. Big tileenet.
20. Sept. 1910
Mel.: SoaO er Dog oct iom gpr oS
eoig rige?
Som lioen Bog, paa Qtart og bruno
9eOe,
9u itolpreo ON foruoen 8ei og Sti.
Meo Sproeitap on 6loffen ifuloe
ireoe
Og fsre bien, naar0agen par ior6i.
Oh berte 6ugleus uemoosiuloe
alage =
Der itenite SieIen oeo jim Melooi.
On 5u9len fIsi, bleu genoo Dog
tiIbage,
Som bar lin 9isit enOnu Better
8ig.
Som Simlens Spplu par auppel
poa oin 9olig,
Suor 2erfen ilagreo op meo mum
ter Gang,
Saa 9nrnets 99n9iel iteg / Bon
fortrolig:
@uO itprer alt, iaa iea nnar frem
engungl
Og on fanot frem til 8ogen ira oin
Seoe.
- gn Niooers 9sn bar 0rengen
nle9et brnatl
Og on blep Brett for @iiO - til
irem at leoe,
| S 5enogtppe glar - buer, iom
ogap 9lgt".
Og Oh ianot gei moo geit 40 0a.
bets gope,
Suor 3anmarfs 9srn meO 2en9iel
iegte no;
Og Oh bar bragt Dem 9uo paa
0iarf. | Sfope.
Om nIroens gooe Strio" og u6reo
meO @uO@.
Og Ou lit Spn o8 iSans oeO glan.
Oens @aDe,
Og fen0er Rsoen Spnoen bar os
uolot;
Og on fit Suero oo Siafm for
Sproeitaue,
Og on bar t9mpet oarmt moo
2egn og goIot
gi fulgte aampen, oelte meO DIN
Smerte,
Ia ScrrenSOr6 bleo bnanet / 6aIu.
lens;
0aen on itoo iait og itst og Sano.
beo l9rte.
Iroos ,aanaans BuOer" .GreiulOt
ior .,Sem's"
@uo flame Oia og oine oa oitgirte
geaar on fra 9preritolen oiier gei
Is Serrens Oro - til Siu Sn.
Tiers STRIFE
On SprOeflot for @nO bereoer iig.
$. i. SEMEN.
Smttelia talic Qnii. Big 0leget
beOpept erflGreoe ban, at cm ban
ifuloe leOe o. uirfe % Mar til.
! ,,,TSa ko, .fFs tiasa ttn.1pft ~ non
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
i9. Aari2

llogang 9e lfal tunne bore 300
8ilogram, bapoe en- 0finimumsba.
ItigbeO al so ailoneter I 5inen og
funne tilbagelegge minOlt 300 ai.
lometer eet 3r9f.
gerlin5 apegtoru luffet. Berlin,
I. September. Set fomn1unale8ppg.
torn fer 6leo Dag luffet inotil ui.
oere, Oo Ser bleD fonitateret ct iii.
fploe al Mun0- og alobipge bos ct
Der opitaloet areatur, Der par al.
fonmet / en- Sernbaneoo9n ira
Shlape gommern. Ger 6Ieo ltrafs
truffet Be npopenOige 6orbolosreg.
fer til at forbinOre pioere llo6reOel.
ie al Snitten. ll0fsrielen al leUenoe
apeg er inotil oioere forbuot.
Sata COG. 6ranffurt, Z. Sep.
tember. 8rofesior @brlid bar paa
s}ommuneboipitalet Der ofgiOet 9e.
refining ON pOerIigere goOe 9teiul.
toter oeo 9eban0lingen me0 Sata
606. Siotil fen0te man 500 Eli.
fploe, bDor 0fiolet bapoe pitt lig
tilfreosItiGenoe. 9e 9gosfal0, Ser
par inotrufne, oeri6lon0t Oet iioite
aebenbapn, par ale in0trufne bos
ipge meo alporlige 6orItprrelier al
observation-disclosures. s oiSie aller.
oprite Silfploe maatte oct fraraa.
6es at anpenoe Miolet.
Iinlano. 0et finite Sennt bar be.
Iluttet at benltille til 5olobeItprel.
len, at 6enne ifal paalRgge Soloen1.
beosmpnoene at ouerbol0e Winiiter.
raaoets oe aeiiereus Itaofaiteoe BE.
ilittning ON 6orbuno moo Snofsrel.
ie al @aaben til5inlano. Senatspro.
flireren fog BOG SSorbebolo berimoo,
og Brotofollefretpren npgteoe at
fontraiignere 9eilutningen, oa BE.
Ilutningen ON yorbuoet life er 10.
re0raget for aeiieren og 0titiIter.
ItntSiefretpren @n an0en al iSena.
tets GnbeoSmpno fontrnlignereoe
oereiter 9eililtningen, i0et ban bog
frembppeoe oen lllooligbe0.
aeiierens 9fiooer. Berlin, 6. Sep.
ten6er. Eli o2ofalan34 telegraferes
ira Stolp / 9ommeren:
@eo ct 6eitmnaltio Der | @aar
bolot SoerprPiioenten oper Bropin.
len Yommern, 5riberre bon Wtalt.
5o6n, en- opiigtsoeffenoe Gale, bpori
ban bl. a. uotalte: Sgi bar oe iio.
ite IA 9age peret @ione til 9egi.
penbeoer, ser bar ppret os lioet
ipnpatetiife. 9faar BET tore 6lertal
al tpIfe 9looe, ser reoi9eres al I'm.
qe Menneifer, iom for StsriteOelen
enonu life er tSrre bag grene(9ra.
oo), pil for0riite iig til at forbpoe
uor aller6eieIte Serre at u0tale Jig,
baober ieg, at bette life uinoer Bill.
liaelIe 6er. gi pnifer life, at Dor
Seller Blot ifal pGre Ell Ifematiif
6igur, men at ban ifnl o9re en-
Mano, Der ogiaa fGnper for line
9(nifuelier iom en- Oiano.
2uitiporten 6ranfrig Raris, Z.
September. ! 9lnleoning al De ito.
re Giteraarsmaneprer oil ser
9epr6eoen al 9anosbpen 9riot De-
partenentet Siie bliDe inorettet en-
9uftifibsparf. Der ifal omiatte to
Sfure til itnrbare 9alloner o. tire
Sfure til 9leroplaner ianit en- @rint.
fa6rif Oqian paa flere anore Ste.
Der oil ser bliue inorettet 9uftifibs.
pnrfer.
Meolcm al 9orgerrcprrieuta.
tionen 9aris. 9antort. uif i Dor.
arrreprrieutntionen ol @enernl.
roaNet Tor Seiue. Tepartemeutet It'll.
Ic fsorilaa ON at uoirtte Ell Rrrmie
paa 250,n00 1ranfS FOR en- Rap.
fluouina oeer Strrfninaen 4aris-
9prSenur 1nnloic Maricille--
enon Tiion Faris iIupniuaen.
Ser ifal iinoe ,SteN tpert Mar. ifal
uare aaben ier nae Tlpvere al ale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

fl Silirl0e o. II 8sosiaIo er
/ Tsanct 6. III Z. os. inotruiiet /
Or folerainiitcoe 7iitrifter ! Sta.
lieu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

> gaa @rlm0 al at Oen interes-
Iante qIrtifcl ON Sapons apinoer
meo 9iIeSc Optnaer la flor glaOs
poa 1. SiOc. Ter pi os usot til OF al.
be aenne artifel. Der efter Realeu
oaIan Ifnloe BAIT FlaOs paa / Sioe.
glaos per paa 1oriiOea u E B.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

Zen iranife ouiiilaooe. Garis.
). September glaoene meoOcIer.
at 0riasniniiieriet bar beitilt 30
Slupemnifiner iii 0rren. oeroi 10
euorffere % 20 Sosgtfere. 9la.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-17
Plan BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION OF Y.
MEMBERS or FIRST EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE WILL DINE WITH
THE PREsTNT MANAGERS AT
GARDNER TUESDAY AND PLAN
FOR CELEBRATION.

The members of the first executive
committee OF the Fargo Y. M. C. A..
will hold e meeting Tuesday evening
at the Gardner hotel to arrange for
the celebration Of the 25th anniversary
Of the association, which will be held
March 6, 1911.
The association is contemplating to-
have as many Of the original members
take an active part in the celebration
as is possible. and while but three
members Of the executive organization
board Of the first meeting are in the
city, the other living members will be
urged to attend the fbirthday event.
The dinner Tuesday evening will be.
for the present board OF directors. adj
visory board and board of trustees.
Those who will attend and have
charge of the event are Fl. c. Plumley,
w, III. White and s. S. Lyons, the
three residents of Fargo who were
members OF the first executive com
mittee; j. H. Worst, John Frame, C.
N. Callander, w. O. Olson, C. C.
Creegan and q. S, Barnes Of the adj
visory board; N. c. Young, A. L.
Moody, j.. b. Hanna, H. w. Gearey and
IL. I'll. Wheelock of the board of trus-
tees, and Harry r. Alsop, w. j Lane.
Robert MNGulloch, j. A. Buchanan. M.
N. Hatcher, Stewart Wilson, HI. H.
Aaker, VIC. Macfadden. r. B. Blake
more, II. l. Loomis, Frank CLANCY. H.
Z. Beckwith, J. w. McHose and P. X.
Russell, Of the board of directors
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HOLIDAY DECORATIONS

Indispensable for holiday decorations
are the ornaments of glass and tihsel
which are used not only to adorn trees
but to lend gayety to the aspect of
dinner tables and house interiors at
Yuletide, and immense quantities OF
them are sold each season.
They all come from one pIace-the
village OF Lausha, In the Thuringian
mountains, la Germany That region
Is the yeritable Toyland--the real
home OF Santa Claus. Vast quantities
of Christmas playthines, mostly OF
wood or PAPER -mache, are made there
by the peasants, who do the work in
their homes; and a rather curious feat
ure OF the industry Ii the way In which
1t Is split up and specialized, one Wiz
lage turning out nothing but hobby
horses, another producing only Noail,s
Arks, and so on.
Thus 1t comes about that the popu-
lation of Lausha devotes its attention
mainly to the production OF ornaments
for Christmas trees-though 1t also
manufactures enormous numbers Of
glass eyes. This little town turns out
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School TERM ENDED
Night School at the Y. M. C. A,
Brought to a close-Incrsase in
Foreigners Class.

The fall term of the Y. M. C. A,
night school was brought to a close
last evening after a most successful
run. Every old student has signed
up to continue the work the next
term, which begins Jan. 8.
The foreigners class, learning Eng
lish, has been the most successful and
under the direction of Instructor Neal.
students who could neither read nor
write English are now able to do both
freely. This class has grown so large
that it will have to be divided next
term into two sections. There will
also be two classes of employed boys
next term.
Beginning with the winter session
of school several new classes will be
thrown open. The auto class has bril-
liant prospects and even women have
applied for admission to this group.
Other classes to be started will be in
advertising, electricity and architect
ural drawing. 1t is perdicted that the
enrolment next term will be double
that of last.
"Twes better to have tried and lost
than never to have tried at ALL"
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BOYS and GIRLS
TO BE AT A. c.
BY MONDAY EVENING 1875 BOYS
AND GIRLS WILL BE IN THE
CITY TO ATTEND THE INsTI-
TuTE AT THE A. CIVIL REP
RESENT TWENTY COUNTIES.

Tomorrow and Monday 125 boys and
girls of North Dakota. will begin com
ing into Fargo to attend the big boys
and girls institute at the Agricultural
college. They will represent twenty
counties and 5000 students while here.
and entertainment, transportation, etc.,
is to be given TO them absolutely free
The young men and young women
who will be headed personally by ten
superintendent, who will cl1aperone
the party, and the young people will
be the guests of the college In par
tlcular and the city of Fargo In gen
eraL
The trip to the A. C. is offered as a
prize for the 125 students who have
competed in corn growing contests and
nave won out over a large field of
competitors. The four railroads of the
state are giving free transportation.
the counties are paying the board, and
the entire faculty will turn over its
time to assist in giving free instruction
and entertainment to the visitors
PRESIDENT Worst will personally take
hand in the institute and Dean Shep-
perd and Superintendent Hoverstad
will look after some Of the supervision
Of the work
Professor Randlett will have the SUI
pervision over the entire institute and
will be the administrative head of the
event. Mrs. Louise Campbell will have
charge of the young ladies, of whom
there will be forty-five.
The institute will mean a great deal
to at least 80 per cent of the visitors.
Many of them have never seen towns
as large as Fargo, and the citizens of
the city should take great pains in
impressing upon the minds of the |
youngsters the beauties and advan- |
tages Of city like Fargo, in North |
Dakota Such a sight as the A. C. |
buildings and campus will be magnif- |
cent to the eyes OF the country school |
children Those who come from a |
considerable distance will enjoy the
wonders Of their first night sleeping
on board train and eating in a dining
car, all of which will be free.
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er and Finley Grant OF The Edgeiey
Mail reached Fargo to consult with
Colonel Benton in regard to starting q
democratic daily in Fargo.
Dec. 15.-Colonel Plummer was APP
pointed special immigration agent OF
the Great Northern and was to make
a. tour of the east in a special car
| The Sanborn Enterprise started upon
it's tenth year in charge of Editor Nc
Kean. This makes The Enterprise
about thirty years old and the veter-
an editor is still at the helm.
| A Pembina dispatch announced that
the three leading candidates for United
States senator were Senator Pierce.
CONGRESSMAN Hansbrough and Col w.
F. Ball.
Dec. 16.-T. L. Sykes who had long
been with Anderson & Son in Moor
head decided to open a boiler shop of
his own in Fargo
The Telegraph reported that Sitting
Bull and his son had been killed by
the Indian police at his camp on the
Grand River. Sitting Bull was about
to start for the bad lands to take ac-
tive charge of the Indian uprising.
On motion of Senator Pierce the
house bill passed the senate, appropri-
ating 100000 towards the construction
of a public building in Fargo.
The Fargo street railway company
held meeting and reorganized. IL
was expected that f. Ashley Mears
would secure the money to rebuild this
line. Among the directors present
were Messrs. Chaplin, Ball, Haggart.
Foster, Edwards, Darling and r. S.
Tyler. The latter resigned and f.
Ashley Mears was elected in his stead.
had meeting in the city and General
The North Dakota National guard
DeVOe was made chairman and Cap-
tain Dan Yorkey, secretary. 1t was in
tended to secure favorable legislation
at Bismarck for the guard.
Dec. 17.-E. P. Sundberg announced |
that H. Harrington should be congrat- !
ulated, as he had just been and bought !
a rattle for his son, who arrived at |
Rochester, Mimi, at o'clock on the |
previous day.
The bill for the public building at |
Fargo limited it's cost for 500, 600, but |
made no appropriation for it.
Captain Fechet was in command of
the troops who relieved the Indian
police after the killing OF Sitting Bull.
He was q brother-in-law of Mrs. ]. B.
Folsom of Fargo and was we'll known
Indian fighter.
Senator Pierce introduced a bill au-
the construction Of a bridge
across the Red River Of the North at
Drayton.
E. A. Webb came up from ST. Paul
and finally secured the printing ma
terial which f. ]. Smith had been US
ing in publishing The Telegram. Mr..
Webb was the original owner of the
outfit, but found there was a mortgage
Or two on the plant, which had been
placed there unknown to him..