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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
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orio.
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flarul1g uber Sen &onflift 5ipil6en
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oaB es Ganaleias lei, ser iebt bobe-
re 6oroerungen iteae als 0amals, un-
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gegen bebt oie 4urie berpor, oaB tie
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DE, ridt nit Sen Earteien IN Ben lpa:
nilden Gortes perbanole 0ie 1904
auilheu ser &urie l1n6 Spanien ubge=
jd}lollene &onpention lei bereits TIM
Senot ange1rommen gemelen, uno I'M
8egriff, ou@ oas 9lbgeoronetenbauS
gu paiiieren, als oas &abinett Mau=
ra geltiir5t >por0en lei. 9as babe aber
ue0er nit ser &oupention nod nit
Der religioien Srage etrpas 51t tbun,
es fonne oesbalb pom Gutifun nidt
uerlongt tperben, oaB oerielbe lebt Ga-
ualeios gegenilber meitergehenoe 3lt=
geltarlonille made. = aarOinal Mer-
rp oel 0al, Ser pdpItlide Sefretar> bat
aae lid auf oie aontroperle nit spa-
nien be5iebenoen 9ofumente 5u1an1=
menlteaen lalien, un lie in etnem
@eiBbud gu per0ffentliden, faas So
naleios eiu &otbbud iiber Dem 4on=
flift per0fentltd)en lollte.
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0ie @erildte bon oem beDoriteben=
Sen 8iidtritt oes oe1ti6en Narine=
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amtlid oeInentiert. @s miro btn5ll=
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beiiden. 9as Hroieft einer 6lotten-
gntente nit gnglan6 lit ieood nod
uuT Sabre 1i1ral1s auBer Srage.
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@iud,ut lit @onpernenrsfanoioat.
81 e 10 q o t {, 90. eSltll.

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@ifforo Etndot, Ser Joritneiiter
r,nter ser sl0ulinii itration &poiepelts,
Ser Damn Don 5aft Ieines slntes ent=
lebte muroe, lit Elm @an6i0at fir 0aS
Seem Dorfer @ouperneursan1t. gs
beiBt, ouB ser gr=Yrdltoeut Noolepelt
ser &unoioutur niht l1nfrel1n0lid &C.
geniiberite 0oh bot @err Hooiepelt
iid beltinl11t getpeigert, ii6 iiber sic
&unoiootur Yi11hots aus5uipre6en.
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Glamoc q. Suanipu @nnbesienatur,
81 I d) mt o n 5, So, 1 .M

II u III II D, sS1:, '21ug'
8enalt I'M sic W1ittagS5eit bat 8on-
perneur Mann Sic ltrfun0e unter5eid=
net, ourd melhe ser friibere Gouper=
nel1r Claude 9l. 5panlon BON Gbatam
ais 9eodfolger 0es Sobn @ Daniel
5l1n glu1oes= Senator fir Sen &e1t bes
Ierrnines ernannt miro, mel6er am 3.
W1dr5 1911 ablduft. gs fat li6 ge=
gen 0iele grnennung feinerlei Sppo>
lition bernerfbar gema6t. Smanlon
mar apngreBpertreter.
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gerbansnifpoaer 6otelbrano.
g elfa}t, ssrlan6, 80. ,suli

9 el + q Il, Srlano, 80. Suit.
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(ano, muroe bon einen 6euer betn1:
geiudt, meldes SEN groBten 9beil See
@ebduoes in MIde legte. 9rei Sotel
l,ngeitelte far1en in Sen Tlammer
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felt, uno anoere befin0en fid in fritz
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ten bon 8raiilien ser nun in0eutid,-
lan0 lpeilt, eingelu0en, als iein @alt
SEN 6lottenmanopern, Sic @nbe Mu=
quit BEL @iel itattfinoen, bei5utpob-
men. 6onieea lon sic ginlaol1ng a1t-
genommen babeu.
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Iie Stabt Sees in l1ngarn muroe
ont 9ienl ltng BON einem @olfenbrud
beimgeludt, melder cine furdtbare
lle6erldmemml1ng -peruriadte. Gs
it11o 25 3erlonen in Sen 5lutben TINT
gefomnen. S6merer Sdaoen lit au
SEM Gigentbum in Ser 5taot uno aui
Sen Jeloern Ser ltmgegeno angeri6-
tet poroen. Sic 5taot Sees lit Sit
oes ungartihen &omitats S5olnof-
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oeutiamer 8abnfnotenpunft. Die et=
ma 10000 ginlpobner Ieben lid aus
ungarl1 uno 8undnen 5ltlanmen.
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MMblen idlliefen.
6all&iper, r, Mall., 80. Suit.

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ser nadlten @ode 5lpei Gage feiern
lperoen. Die 8elhranfl1ng oeS ge=
triebes lit augeu1ein in Maliadl1letts,
Hbo0e ssslano uno Otatne.
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trieb ser 2ouispille @enoerlon uno ct.
2oui5 gabn lit uegen Is Nusmaldun=
gen in Ser Nabe BON 9alpesoille ms
Stocfen gefon1rnen. Die Suinois @e1=
trul 8abn bat gleibfaus in ienent
5beile oes 5taates nit 8erfebrs=
lhlpierigfeiten 5u fanpfen.
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Sd,led)te GrnteamsiidJtem.
6 aris 20. ssl1.

4ar1s, 70. Sul1.
Ser Sdaoen, Sen anbultenoes fal=
tes uno naiies @etter Ser fran5oii-
iden grnte 5ugefiigt bat, miro nidt=
anttlid auf $400,000,000 geiddtt.
1ie @ei5enerl1te miro auf 312, 400
600 guibel gege,r 369>2O0,O00 inl
@orjabre gei6abt.
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&offenbrmd).
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2erington, &p., 80. Suli.
gt1pa tauieno 9leres Iabaf, beinabe
ebenlopiel @ei5en un0 fiinfbunoert
Mcres Mais muroen ant 6reitagaben0
IN SEN Counties 2incoln, 8oDle uno
Mercer i'm Stuate &entudp Ol1r6 Ell
mem @olfenbru9 pernidtet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05
NAME MISS RUSHFELDT
superintendent elect Placed at the
Head Of Clay County Teachers
Association.

Miss Eleanor Rushfeldt OF Hawley,
superintendent elect OF the public
schools OF Clay county was honored
by being elected to the head Of the
Clay County Teachers association, at
the annual meeting held at the nor
mai school. Moorhead. last Saturday
and her associate in the vice chair will
be Miss Nellie Hopkins. also of this
city.
Over sixty teachers were In at
tendance at the meeting and the spirit
of enthusiasm displayed among
those present reflected credit upon su-
perintendent Tang, upon those should
ers largely rested the responsibility
of making the winter meeting Of the
association q pronounced success. An
important business engagement pre-
vented President Weld Of the state
normal school from taking the par.
assigned for him on the programme.
However he was ably represented by
Professor Kingsford who discussed
Mr.. YIELDS subject, Industrial Train
ing. Other rarticipants were the
Misses Kuhfeld. Rainey, Assistant
State Superintendent Tonning, super
intendent Tang and the Normal Glee
club. The round table discussion
proved very interesting and profitable.
for many practical hints az to the
best methods in this and that emery
ency.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05
Late Events

Editor McNeill, who discontinued
The News at Wheatland a few weeks
ago, announces that he will start
papers about the first OF the year at
both Elgin, on the new N. p. line to
Mott, and at Almont. He is in the
city today completing arrangements
for his new publications.
Bishop Mann returned last night
from Devils Lake,
Friends of Mrs. Cameron Mann will
be glad to hear that she is recovering
from her recent Illness.
Miss Anna Hendry returned this
morning from Minneapolis, where she
has been spending the past few days.
United States Marshal James Shea
returned this morning from Minneapo-
lis, where he has been spending few
days on business.
A furnace grating or fire apparatus
Of some kind was left in the lobby of
the postoflce Saturday. The object
can be procured by calling at the Of
fee Of the postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. e. Keppler of Daw-
son are In the city spending some
time. Mr. Keppler has been in the
hands of q specialist who has given
him great relief from rheumatic trou-
bles. The patient haa recovered suf-
hciently to allow. his giving up per-
manent residence at a sanitarium
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05

The local COMMITTED In charge q
the sale OK Red Cross stamps in Far
go has placed thu seals in twenty OF
the most prominent phases M the city
where the citizens Of Fargo can secure
them. Headquarters have been as
tablished at the Masonic Temple and
aDyone desiring to secure them in
large quantities can get them of Miss
Sclllanser at the secretary's ONCE.
The stickers are to be had at the
following places: Mezirow & Bruce.
Bijou theatre. Y. M. C. A.. Y. w. c. A.,
Gardner hotel. Waldorf hotel Crusee
drug store, Fout & Porterheld, Nc
Donald Drug Co. A. l.. Moody, o. J.
deLendrecie. Rahilly millinery store,
Holderman millinery store, C. f. Egg
gert's market, Hagen Newton Co.
Harbst department. store. North Da-
kota Book 4 Stationery Co., Rogers
art store, Fargo college and the A. c..
II is predicted thar the sale Of the
stamps VIII be much larger this year
than last, More interest is being TAX
en- and the citizens Of the city are
DESTROYS Of being the leading town in
the state In the sale Of the stamps
this holiday season Last year Fargo
stood second in the state, but was just
few dollars ahead OF the cities which
were third and fourth IN standing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05
sunday school MEETING.

Minot, N. D., Dec. s. - The Ward
County Sunday School association will
hold its annual convention in the Pres
byterian church beginning Tuesday
afternoon and continuing through
Wednesday evening. This meeting
promises to be the best in the history
Of the association. An excellent pro-
gramme has been prepared by the local
committee Of which DIR. A. d. McCan-
net is chairman.
1t is the first meeting of the asso-
citation since the division of the coun-
ty and will be marked by the reor-
ganization Of the association to meet
the new conditions.
Rev. Walter A. Snow, the general
secretary, and Mra Snow, the ele-
mentary secretary, VIII make their
first visit to the association and give
several addresses. Local pastors will
be heard in addresses and Rev. B. S.
Bates, who supplies the Presbyterian
pulpit Sunday. will remain over and
give an address.
Special music viii be provided for
the two evening meetings. All the
sessions are open to the public.
The officers will be glad to receive
offers of entertainment for the out of
town delegates. Those willing to en-
terrain will please notify the president,
Rev. e, S. Shaw, or the vice president.
DR., A. ID MCDANIEL.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05
TELLS OF LIVE
GOOD INDIANS
Miss ISABELLE CRAWFORD,
FORMERLY NORTH DAKOTA
GIRL, DELIVERS REMARKABLE
ADDRESSES BEFORE FARGO
AUDIENCES.

After. hearing Miss isabelle craw--
ford. former ST. Thomas. n. ID girl
Dui Tor years missionary 20 the In
dams 81 Saddle Mountain Indian Ter
c..ory, at the First Baptist church
yesterday morning few people would
fail to concede that there II good 10
the indian,
Miss Crawford appeared dressed in
full Indian costume, and with her ra-
ven black hair braided into two long
braids and hanging In front OF her
shoulders. Indian costume. together
with her solemn expression, she looked
herself typical Indian It was what
she. said however. chat Kept her au-
dience spellbound for t:.s entire time
she talked
She gave a remarkable word picture
Of indian life and said, that IL many
OF the white church people who ask
II the professed believers among the
Indians are really converted could
live among them short time. they
might begin to wonder If they them
selves were really converted"
Miss Crawford spoke last evening
as the Presbyterian church.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05
Moorhead Department

skating rink at the cast end OF town,
near the Columbia hotel
At the meeting OF the Degree Of Hon
or tonight. the annual election OF Of
ncers will be held and 1t promises TO
DO very animated one.
A number Of the tareshernen from
Moorhead and different points In this
county will HE themselves to Mime
apolis 70 attend a mass meeting Of the
thresfermen Of the state, TO be held
tomorrow and Wednesday. at the
courthouse. Mayor Haynes will well
come those attending and several
prominent threshermen will make ad-
dresses and read papers on live tom
les. A permanent state organization
will be formed.
= large congregation greeted Bish.
op Wehrle of the Roman Catholic do
cese OF Bismarck, who was the preach
er at st. Joseph's church yesterday
morning. The distinguished prelato
preached forceful sermon on the
Christ as lord, teacher and model He
emphasized the fact that Chrigt
though God, was so humble and hunaa n
in His work on this earth that he NAV
Well be taken as a model for men In
any condition Of life. During the bish-
ops stay In the city he was guest
of Father Gerard. Prior to his eIeya.
ton TO the episcopate, Bishop Wehrle
was ct the head of the monastry ali
Rlchardton, N. D., and it Is one OF the
institutions under his parochial care.
Contractor Hanson is still at work
trying 60 AID the lost drill in the ex-
serimenral well which he is boring
for the city.
Alderman Lamb, of the poor com
mittee Of the city council is trying to
find out something about one Sam
Blake, who passed away at the North
western hospital. yesterday. Deceased
'as about so years Of age and was
more or less known in these parts as
a cook. Unless friends can be found
the case will be treated as one OF a
transieni pauper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05
HIGH SCHOOL ESSAY
Miss HufFaker, President of Senior
Glass, Gives First Essay Of the
Year on johnson.

At the high school this morning
Miss Helena Huffaker gave an essay
on the life of Ben Johnson Each
member of the senior class Is required
to give an essay In class some time
during the year Miss Huffaker was
the first member who has given this
required composition and she set a
high standard for the rest of the class.
Miss Huffakers essay was very in
teresting from the beginning to end.
Her sentences were well composed,
showing excellent choice of words, and
still were not bookish.
The president of the class gave the
place and date Of the birth OF the au-
thor. as an Introduction. After dwell
ing some time on the boyhood of this
great dramarist, she mentioned each
Of his works. giving the plot involved
in each.
After hearing the essay as II was
delivered this morning one could not
help bur feel acquainted with Johnson,
as each OK his characteristics were
and clearly discussed
AZ q conclusion Miss Huffaker gave
q pey4ew ~ one OF the authors great
est wo-lss 1.-THE Alchemiat..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05
RED RIVER BOATS
MUST Be EQUIPPED.
NOTICE 10 GIVEN BY INTERNAL
REVENUE COLLECTOR THAT
ALL BOATS ON RED RIVER
MUST. HAVE THE PROPER
EQUIPMENT.

Hereafter all motor boats on the
Red river must be properly equip
ped according to the government re-
quirements before they are entered
for navigation in the river Violation
Of this ruling is punishable by fine.
The internal revenue division OF the
United States customs service of the
treasury department has issued TO
all the federal officials in the post
Office a notice Of warning to all mo-
tor boat owners who ply their yes
sells In the waters o. the Red river
that the rules must be complied with,
beginning with this year, The coli
iector Of customs at Pembina has re-
quested the federal authorities In
Fargo to supply him with a list Of
names Of all motor boat owners, gas
oline launches and all other boats
operated by machinery which are
running on the Red river in this To-
caltty,
According to the government pro-
visions, motor boats must be supplied
with certain equipment before they
can be operated upon a navigable
stream Of the United States, and a
failure to comply subjects the own
ers to fine OF 500. 1t 10 to ohvtate
tho necessity Of imposing any nnea
upon innocent parties and that all
owners may be advised as 20 the
requirements of law. that the Penn
bina Office desires the above tnrorma-
tion. The letter is signed by j. Lee
Moure, jr.. the collector OF customs
at Pemblna,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05
EAST SIDE NoTEa

AT a meeting Of the Modern Broth
erhood of America lodge, a day or
two ago, Mrs. F. II. Magill was
elected president, for the ensuing
year, and DR. barrow, physician. At
the conclusion of the business Ward
Sherman, treasurer OF the lodge, en-
tertained the members with several
courses OF refreshments and good
time was spent socially.
Hans E. Erickson, prominent citi-
gen Of Breckenridge, passed away last
Friday and the funeral was held yes
terday afternoon.
The nobel grand elect of the Odd
Fellow lodge at Breckenridge is Jas.
A. Bronson.
The Ministerial association at
Crookston at q meeting. scheduled for
today. had an elaborate programme
which included discussion on the
life Of Tolstoi.
Andrew M. Jorde Of Thief River
Falls and Emma J. Sander OF Meki-
mock, N. d., were granted a marriage
license at Grand Forks last Satur-
day.
Crookston Times: who will volun-
tser TO take a dog census Of Crook
ston? A lady visiting in the city stat
ed that IL Ave dogs we're counted as
one man, Crookston would have pass
cd the $4,000 mark set by the com
mercial club and be forging toward
the half a century
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Cooper of Hope,
N. D.. have been visiting friends IN
Moorhead. On Sunday Mr.. CoopaE
went up to Grand Forks to attend the
Elks memorial service, returning lasA
night. Mrs Cooper Ia q sister OF Mrss
George Sheffield ana Mrs $. 2. Dass
inert.
Representative s. ". Lee OF Clay
county and Representative Moyle I'd.
wards OF Breckenridge were conferr-
ing on legislative matters In this city
on Saturday night Nothing definite
has been heard as to their attitude IN
the matter OF the election OF speaker.
only that 1t looks as though both gem
tle1nen will have seats on the winning
combination.
Chief of Police Malvey reported tor
duty this morning looking sleek and
happy. The bad cold which was both
crtng him has disappeared.
One matter the city council will
give some attention to at the regular
monthly meeting. tonight. will be u
X
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05
Held MEET
Pastors Of tho City Held Regular De-
esmber Meeting This Morning
Walters Talks.

The Fargo Moorhead Ministerial as
ISOLATION held it's regular meeting this
morning at the Y. M. c. A. Rev. j.
M. Walters read paper on, How to
Bring Men to a Definite Decision.
which was followed by a discussion of
the various methods used in securing
this great psychological conclusion.
The association has begun to take
the preliminary steps to try and bring
about the closing OF the Fargo post
office ON Sundays. An effort will be
made to bring about the proper action
by which the Fargo postmaster may
submit the proposition of Sunday clos
ing to the postofflce department at
Washington. 1t Is claimed by the min
listers that the people go after their
mail in preference to going to church
Sunday mornings, and again, this
causes a number Of federal employees
to be deprived of the privilege of at
tending church Sunday mornings
To bring about this action it would
be necessary for vote to be taken
by the patrons of the office regarding
the closing of the mail delivery win
dows. Should the patrons desire the
office closed, the postmaster then can
submit the question to the headquar-
ters at Washington, which will decide
the proposition. The Fargo postoffice
is now open one hour each Sunday
morning for those who desire TO sa-
cure mail from the carriers.
At the meeting this morning COM
mittee consisting of o. e. McCracken.
chairman, Charles Sewrey and L. M.
Bingam was appointed to take nm the
matter and investigate the conditions
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05
JOHN YOUNG IS
PARDONED TODAY
MAN GIVEN TWENTY YEAR
SENTENCE FOB HIGHWAY ROB-
Berry SIX YEARS AGO WAS
PARDoNED TODAY - ESCAPED
ONCE DURING IMPRISONMENT.

After serving six years of sentence
Of TIVE decades given by Judge Pol
lock in 1904 John Young. who plead
ed guilty to highway robbery charge
was pardoned today by the state board
of pardons at Bismarck. Young was
arrested In the fall of 1904 on the
charge of highway robbery, for hold
ing up a student Of Fargo college
named Buckingham, on Eighth street
south. He escaped from the peniten-
tiary once during his Imprisonment
but was recaptured. The man is
about So years OF age.
When he was located In Moorhead
and brought over to the Fargo city
JAIL he was found to have on his per-
son several articles which Bucking-
ham identified as his own. The amount
Of money taken from the student was
said 10 be 80 cents. Young pleaded
guilty. He was defended by A. b.
Lee, an attorney then located in the
city with H. r. Turner He was SEN
fenced to twenty years In the state
penitentiary at Bismarck
At the time Of his escape from
prison, several years ago, thu Cass
county sheriff was ordered to keep
close watch on all the trains entering
and leaving Fargo. 1t is SAID that
Young has made threats against To-
cal court officials.