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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
&ams mno Sol.
eid)t in bic staQnmscu.

Ios 9i6t regt oa5 @ahstfnm Der
@or11gebiloe an u,to iteigert Ste Wig
mc,tbiloung, Sic @allt miro or11tler
rno uucumpfinolider, mas mir onrd
grfu6rlng beltdtigt finoen, mel1r mir
roron eri,merl1, oaB blonoe lt19
rotbbauriqe Meniden, melde Sic 5orte-
ite &out beliben, al1 meiiten BON @art<
alsl6lGgen betroffen peroen.
Mm t%reffc,,oiten ldbt iid Ser gi'1-
1l,,B oes 9idtes ol1f Sos 9eben oes
Meul6cn beobadten. Sebe11 MIR
Spd) tdglid in aroBen Staoten ote-
ie1igen Meid, blatarm n11o balttz
franf tperoe, 0eresl @obnnng 1idtorm
lino. Mu6 Menih uno Iier lino mie
sic Gflon5e, melde arf 9idt orgepte=
len III uno int 7Sinitert bleidt nnS
frol,ft. Mus 6ielem @rnnoe lperoen
lidtreide @obnllnaen uno Stalur=
qen Sic geliinoeiten ieil,, a1o Ser
gl1fentbalt inn 6reien iibt nidt MIR
oltrd SUIT un1o @%emegurg, lo1oern
ul16ourd sic oole @clel1dtut1g 1etren
mobItbatigen GinfluB aus.
gs lit iiberbaupt ionoerbor, ooB
mir er1t oltrd iolhe milienl6 attliden
ltnterludungen iiber Sen GinflnB oes
2idts auf Sic Sberfl6de oes tbieri=
lden &orpers iibcrraidt uno in Ter=
numbering geiett meroen fo111et1.
@enn mir MIR sic pielen Sbotlofet
beobadten molten, Sic uns oas tag=
li6e 2eben. bietet, 10 tniiroen mir GILES
@eioete gang 1T Ser Sronnrg finoen.
@eItebt ooh 5miiden 0em Sonne11l1dt
uno Ser Gntfaltung 0es geiammte1
orqaniiden 2ebens auf Ser @roe elm
uriadlider 3~ulammenbong uno cine
gemife Geriooi5itat, inoem oas aldt
ie nod leine11 peridie0enen @tnfanS=
minfeln III sen peridieoenen Sob=
res5eiten oud go1t5 peridieoen mirft,
uno nidt 5l1ln min0eiten altb o1f Die
tbiesiide &aut. @as lit oenn gum
-8eiipiel, mas iubrar1s, iabretn Deli
@letoertbieren = 5G11getbieren n1o
Goqeln - ie nod Sen Sabres5eite11
Elm Iriiblings,< CONNER &erbit atno
@interfleio i6enft? @eben Dem
Gemperatl1rmed)iel iider Ser einflltb
oes 9idts auf sic @aut. Sic eri6eint
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
8leibt ant laden.

Mnitatt 8eit gu perlieren, in6em
SIR peil1eno Dor gurem Spiegel itebt,
Der iltdt linn sic 5d]0nbeit 6urd CO.
6er1 ab5ugetpinnen. 2ernt mie gu Ia
den, mie cine froblide Dispoiition GIT
baben. 2ernt einen gl1ten Mol5tonic
gu trtnfen, pte 0as @ol6en @ratn Self
8ier, meldes ba5u beitragen mir6, ei-
ne beitere Notwithstanding GIT ERIE
gen. 9oBt gl16 cine &iite fit oen
@~nusgebra1h fommen, 1tt6 tragt es
regelmdBig NIT @uren Mab15eiten auf
al1f genieBt feline @obltbaten. 8eitellt
es bel Current ndhiten @dn6Ier ooer
1oBt gl1h 6amit perieben BON g. S.
@eber, ct. louo, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

Ger SOB oes Senators G6arles
@l1gbcs BON Colorado fat Sic nnge=
mo6nlid) longe 2iite Ser So0esfaQe,
sic iid) innerbolb ser lebten 5pei Sab=
re inn @ltnoeslenat ereigneten, mleoer
perl0ngert IS ltarben allber oen1
@enonnten Mlermn0er g. Glop bon
Georgia; Sonatban g. 0olliper bon
Soma; Samuel g. Mc@nerD bon 2oui=
liana; Mnielm S. Me2allrin bon Mil=
iiiiippi; Nfartin ". So6nlon bon Noro
Infoto; Sobn g. Ganiel bon @irgl@
nien. SHE oieie, TAFT 8 Hrp5cl1t Der
gelanunter1 Mitglieoidaft bes SenatS,
fins geitorbell, leitocm Hralioent Suit
iei,1 Mnlt angetreten fat. Senator
@ughes mar elm pe%rgleid1Smcile npd1
iunger Mann, CT mar Elm erfa6rener
9ergingeniel1r l1o &en1ler Ser @emai=
ierungsanlagen uno battc iid ais iehr
niitlid erlpeiien fo1nel1, parc CT lan-
&c gell1g ont 9e6en geblieben, I'M lei
men Ginflub in Ser &orperidaft filbl-
bar SIT maden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

0as u1ed)al,il de Teuer5ellg fat in
1rol1freid) nod) mebr Mnflang gel lt1=
Sen, ais ol1oerslpo, meil sic Streid=
b0lsd5eu ol1rh bas Mpaopol SIT elmer
ltnbeql1en1en 9(l1sgabe iclblt fir Sen
Mittelitoa0 gemoroen iin0. Maer=
oings mar eS mieoer mebr 0elttider,
olS fral150iiiher grfinorngsgeilt, Ser
Sen acknowledgements ol1fbrahte %
MiQipnel1 Troncs bringt boS Mono=
poi oujq6rlid SEM fron5oiiiden Stao=
te Elm, inns Sic bobei bctbciligten Sir
feiter perbiene1 bier Mil(ione1. Inn
oieie ginfiinfte SIT rettel1, fat 6inan5=
nliniltcr &lpb in Scr &ommer elm Erp=
left n%ieoergelegt, 6os Sic neltnooilhe1t
Ielterael1ge iebr itorf beloItet. Ser
einfodite Mpparot miro cine Sore BON
2H 6roncs SIT trogen boben, n11b fir
aus @fpltborem Metan Iteigt
Sic 5ore bis ouf 40 6roncs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

Marpqnin- uno 2afleoer : 5abri=
fanten i'm Slten baben III ser Sabres=
per amnlung ibres @erbanoes BE-
ldlolie1l int Monat Mugnlt iamn1tli=
DIE 9etriebe ein5ultellen. 3meef Sic
ier MoBnabme, ourh melde l,agefabr
10000 Mrbeiter erlperblos miiroen,
lon Mbmebr gegen Sic bon Sen Sdn1b=
6t1brifantcn angelrormrel'e Saltl11g
lein. Sdon iett miro in ienen &C.
oerbro1den SIT nidt mebr als so
Yrpsent Ser norn1alel1 Eroouftion &C.
orbeitet. Sic Shl,b 6o6ritarten
mollen ste Hreiie oriicfel1, uno Sic &C.
oerfohrifanten g%reifen SIT Gefenlip=
mubregcln. 9ic Mrbeiter miilen So
rlu1ter lei0c>r, inns 5l1m Sdlllb mer=
sen Sic Son ltnlclrten BON leidtenl
Sdltbmerf mieNer tief er in Sic Salbe
g%rciien n%riillcl1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

lebl1ug zines Jrieoens- aon5ils CUR
&erbiitung bon Streifs mi centert mor=
sen. Seoe Union ion einen @ertre=
ter fir sic neutrality-suspicious., sic Sen
Mon1en vYeoce Council" fiibren ion,
erm1blcn. 9os &pn5il lull sic Soll=
mabt babe,, ieoe Union ml einenl
Streif 81 perbinoern, 10 lange nibt
ale Mittel sur frieoli6en 9eilegul1g
Ser 0ifferen5en %olrgewanot mllroe1.
Mltd) sic @ci1aftsleute I'M allgemei=
ne,1 uno Sbubfabrifmten i'm beion=
ocreu iouen lit oel1 &ol15iu @ertre=
ter bnben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Die @ebanolmmg ocs @ctrcibes anf
bcm Spcidcr.

Monde 2an6mirtbe glaube11, mel1n
0as @etrei0e georolhen un0 ouf Sen
Speider geldiittet lit, mltnn1ebr aller
lpeitere Miibe entboben GIT lein. Sn
6ieier Mnnobme irren lie iih ood gar
iebr; 0enn 10 mand)es @etreioelager
bot 10 ieinen @ertb berloren. @er-
SEN Sic &orner al1d nod 10 troden
mtf SEN speider gebradt, 10 bemerft
man 6od, SAB na6 mebreren @oden
oieielben inn SSrnern ser gbiitte feudt
getpor6en fin6, 6enn iie MAIDEN nod
eine @drung 6urd, mo0ur6 8armc=
uno MISUNDERSTANDING eintritt.
tint nun Elm 8eroerben 0es @etrei0es
gu perunei0e11, 10 ml1B es iorgfaltig
beban6e1t mer6en. @ier5r gebort Dor
alien, oaB es ol1f einem ll1ftigen 3d.
sen ni6t GIT bo6 aufgeidiittet miro.
Sobalo es iih Nun int S11nern ser
Sdiittung marln uno feltd)t anfiiblt,
n1uB es init ser @etrei0el6aufel re-
gelred)t umgemorfen meroen. &ier=
bei lit beion6ers midtig, ooB Sic ein=
5elnen &orper 6ltrd cine int @erfen
oreben0e 8emegutg ser S6aufeI
griinolt9 bon chamber g%etrennt nit
ser 2uft in 8eriibrung fommen. Ser
iaumt man 6os rebt5eittge l1mibau=
feIn, 10 fam es leidt porfommen, baB
0as @etreioe total per6irbt. Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

&uninl gilbert @aliteo, 8irmi,,g=
janr, iibermittelt Sic Nahridt bon ser
@riinoung zines Gbemifers 5ur Ser
manollng bon @aiolin in Elm itetfes
meibes @elee o1rb &in5nfiigung bon
IA Yro5el1t Steatit a1no Mlfobol. Gin
grobeS MutonrobtI fat bereits unter
@erpenoung oieies @elees in guglmno
l1ngere Sobrten genlodt. 0urd 0as=
lelm jon cine grlpornib BON 80 Yro=
sent er5ielt meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

glmf einen1 0ampfer, Ser wobl CT
,len eroben Meoi5infolten, aber feine''
Nr5t mritfiibrte, crfranftc scr &apltul1
b%eocnflid) u,o ser Sclegrapbiit llcB
@ilfe beildeno Sen orabtlplcn Sele=
gropbellopporat ipieleu. Gin 800
Mei(en cntiernter Compiler fling oas
Moreolligromm ouf; oeilen Mr5t tele=
pbonirte 0rabtloleS &e5ept nno Ser
baltungSn,obregeln 5uriid lno Ser a.
pitun 1e,1os. Mlio oltd allf ar5tlideln
@chiete lit sic g%ntfernu1g fcin Silt
Gcrnib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
@cinnbe, alifltdc &inoer ul1o Gr

-
moblene finoet 11o11 III iel1en Son1iz
fen, 100 Iorlri's supelltraltter oos
&al1smittel lit. Gr bel eitigt Sic ltnrei~
nigfeiteu aus oetn Splteur, mad)t nelr-
es, reides, rotbes @ll1t ur1o er5eugt fe=
tic &noben uno Ml1sfeln. Ml1S rel
men, @elunobeit bringel1oen @ur5ela
inns &rulttern bergeltellt, eignet er
iib gol15 beionoers fir 3inoer ul1o
Ser lo1nen BON garter &on1tltl1ttor.
&l1r5> ct lit ein @altsmittel int pouen
Shine bes @ortes u1o lollte in ieoer
Tanailie porgefumoen meroel1. St lit
orgel1ebm ei1t5l1nebmen uno entbalt
11i,r lold)c 9eitanotbei(e, meldc @ltteS
tGatn. gr fat bun0erte Safe fltrirt,
melde bon Sen Mer5ten ols boffnatn9s=
los betrodtet mltr0en, ols Sic ge1pob1=
lide @ebanoll1ng beriagt batte.
@ein @ronfer, gon5 gleid), mie bott=
nunqslos, o6er >pie beraltet lein 2eioel1
al1d iein mag, ioIlte an elmer &eilu11g
.,meifel1. 9((penfrdl1ter miro ibm Soff=
alt11g einfloBen.
Gr lit 5%eiterprobt nn0 5e~itbetpabrt
ourh ici1en iiber bur10ert Sabre lon=
gen Gebrol1d. gr lit feline Botent<
o6er Mpotbefer=Me0i5tn M1tr auf Ell
neln Mege fam mont i'm lih perldof=
fen, rn6 5por ourd Spe5ialagenten,
poer bireft aus sem 2obprotorirm BON
Ir. Setter Tohrnep & Cons Co., 10
30 Spntb !5ppne Mpe., Chicago,
IN.
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@cleocutlid) Ser @obrung nod Ae=

@clcgcmtlid Ser @obrumg nod Ee=
troleum1 bei @iebee ant Segernlee tit
Sen boyeriid)en @pralpen int 0eai let
ten Sabres m1r0e in elmer Siefe BON
676 Metern cine ial5baltige Sooqael=
le erhobrt, sic inter ltarfer @ase1t-
micflung ctpo 5mci M}eter bodiprl1oel=
te. "a mon filir Sic 6iid5l1djt int Sec
fiird]tctc, ibloB >r1u11 Oas 8obrlod
rrlo ulrteril1dte 0as @alier. GS Fat
iid} mn, beroltsgei tellt, 6ab Ste Suel=
le Sic itarfite So0ql1ene u110 gleid5eitig
oltd) Sic ltarflte Sdmefelquelle
Gel1tlhlol1os BARTLETT. S>r lebtcr &il1=
iid]t iibertrifft lie nod Sic b%efanlrte
@eilql1elle bes 8abes Nennoprf bel
@on1oper. 9os @aller ltebt in INT
hcgren5ter Menge 5ur gerfiigung.
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ninlr1t gar gu leidt einen itidigen
ml,ltrigen @eru6 an nn0 fat Damn
inn1erbin ieinen @ertb ais Meblforl1
politdnoig eingebiibt, aber audi alS
6utterforn lit es bierourd erbeblid
minoermertbig %gemoroen. Cine Marft=
moare lit es i%iberbaupt nidt mebr.
1ie Madlaliigfeit 1T ser Speiderbe=
banollu1g oes @etreioes fann BENT
lub einel1 erbebliden Sdooen CUR
6olge boben.
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S~mtereNamtes Maerlei /;

BIC Manooer ,ml erer 5blad)tflot-
te linb al,berlt noturgetrst, ipgar Ser
lutte giem es, mie int mirfliden &rie=
&c. 3mei &rie9sibifte perloren sic
S6rmnbe, 5mei E%orpeooboote ftieBen
gegen chamber u110 aa1f einem Gorpe-
ooboot- 3erlt0rer erei9nete lib cine
&elielerploiion. Maber fam man
Ser Mirf!idfeit faltm fomme11.
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Se6t nadj bem Scc @ipe

artf oem Yoquet, melr1 SIR 6olep's
@oncp ans Sor gegen &uiten uno gr=
faltung farft. &eines edit obne oas
See 6ipe. 8eboltet Sen Namen, So
lens &onep- ans 5ar nno permeigert
irgen0 Elm 5ubititut. Molttor Drug
So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

$17,739.45 lei oem Sdabmeiitcr,
&erru Sans @eniger, 600. 437 Mrb
Str, philadelphia, einge5oblt, mab-
rcllo ser &eit sur &erfiigung ltebt,
lobolo Sic @eloer sur &crwcl1oltng
,tnmlrcn lollen..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

Sn oprrn, Moii. SEM gr0bten
Sd1bfobrifotions= 3el1trltm bes 2an=
oes, lit eil1e Selpegll1tg fir Sic Git
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
x X X * x X X * X 4


Sam A. Hall of Valley City is
spending the day here.
J. w. Scott of Gilby vas here this
morning.
Col. f. Smith Peterson of Park
River was in the city Wednesday
evening.
John Maloney Of Mimic is here on
business.
w. A. Mcintyre Of Langdon is in
the city looking after business.
j.. p. Johnson of Park River is
spending the day in the city on bust
ness.
f. Davis and w. Blanchard of Cava-
lier are spending the day in the city
on business.
w. Cleurrie of Park River was reg
istered in the city on Wednesday even
ing.
Eugene Mounville Of Williston is a
business visitor in Grand Forks.
Attorney James Cleary of Langdon
was in the city on Wednesday on legal
business.
Ole Axvig of Milton was a caller in
the city on Wednesday.
j. ]. Watson of st. Thomas was in
the city today attending to business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Beel of Inkster
was In the city today on a business
errand.
]. G. Mcwiliams of Mccanna is
spending the day here on a business
! mission.
NJ. G. Williams was registered here
from Arvilla Wednesday evening.
c. p. Fagre and Al Tollefson of
Souris. n. d. are in the city for a few
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
WAR IN THE AIR.
Chief Value Of Aeroplanes Would Be
as Aerial Scouts.
Garrett p. Serviss. in the New

Chief value OF Aeroplanes Would Be
as Aerial Scouts.
Garrett p. Serviss. in the New
York American.)
The French are serious In the inten-
ton to put a great feet Of aeroplanes
afoat in the event of a war with Ger
many. BY the end of the present year
will have 200 aerial vessels at its dis
posal, and 1t Is calculated by military
authorities that at least another hun
dred will be needed to complete the
equipment. There is talk of supply
ing the deficiency, in an emergency, by
Communicating the large number Of
private aeroplanes which exist in
France. A%eroplanes are very quickly
constructed. the types are now we'll
fixed. they are inexpensive. and the
number Of French military officers
trained in their management is rapid
ly increasing. Enthusiasts declare
that 1t would be easy to man a thou
sand within a few months II they were
needed.
The aerial fleet of France at the end
Of the year, If only those now contem-
plated are put into commission, will
consist Of 100 monoplanes and so h-
planes. In addition, there are a num-
Der OF d%irigibles. but the French are
less enthusiastic over this kind Of
aerial vessel than the Germans. al
though 1t was in France that the first
really successful experiments with
them were made.
The great use to which aeroplanes
would be put in case OF war Is for
scouting. The atmosphere along the
EASTERN frontier of France would be
traversed in all directions by aviators.
watching the movements Of the invad-
ers and giving notice of all important
maneuvers. Since aeroplanes can now
ascend to u height of many thousands
OF feet. carrying telescopes and wire
less telegraph apparatus. 1t Is easy to
see that the cutting Of telegraph lines
would be ineffective. in conccal.ng the
movements Of hostile armies.
As to the carrying Of an offensive
armament. that Is hardly to be
thought of at present, although. where
an aero carries two persons-and
many now do that--one Of the adven-
turers might be provided with a light.
high carbine. Although the
primary purpose Of the military aero
plane is to collect and transmit infOr.
nation. yet 1t is practically certain
that encounters between these birds Of
war would occasionally occur. and
nothing more exciting to the imagina-
ton can easily be conceived than such
a contest. fought out thousands OF
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09

Made = Dollar in Five Minutes.
Ask the man read Special After
Harvest Offer" and sem his check.
See page ).
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
MAY HAVE BIG SPEAKERS
First Bi.weekly Dinner of CONNER,
cial Club Will Take Place Next
Tuesday

The Grand Forks Commercial club
will hold the first Of its series Of BIZ
weekly dinners next Tuesday evening,
and present indications point to the
presence of several prominent speak
ers. Messrs. H. NJ. Byllesby and A.
D. Huey of the Byllesby company.
owners of the Red River Power COM
pany and other similar concerns
throughout the United States. and
Will A. Campbell Of st. Paul, secre-
tary of the Northwestern Develop
ment league, are the speakers whom
the club officers believe they will be
successful in securing.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09

j. 9. ."son. Chiropodist.
Corns extracted without pain. In.
growing nails removed. RInions
treated. Rooms S and s. Clifford an
rex. Grand Forks. N. u. N. w.
phone 1860.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
Y. N. c. A. LECTURE SERIES
Religious Subjects Are Being Discuss.
ed by Speakers at Wednesday
Evening Meetings.

Rev. F. M. Mccoy delivered a strong
address Wednesday evening before the
Y. M. c. A. on What is Christianity"
This Is the second address of a series
being given on religious subjects. Last
week, DR.. Halfyard spoke on What is
Religion?" The other subjects are:
"NVhy Should I be a Christian" and
'The Place Of the Christian In the
University" The speakers have not
yet been secured.
feature of the Y. M. G.. A. meetings.
In the past, most Of the addresses
were on social or other general sub
jects. It was decided to have a Sc
ries on purely religious topics and the
results have been gratifying to those
in charge.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09

Not one Of the half dozen vacancies
thus left at n full swoop was filled,
and the community founders rudder.
less and ungoverned.
Smith got $45 q month for being
"all things to all men, of Netcong. but
his magnanimity was not appreciated.
Complaints became SO numerous that
he went down under their weight.
While Policeman Smith might be out
arresting fellow citizen for calling
him neighbor names. there would
come in a telephone call informing Inc
street commissioner that there was a
bad hole in such and such q street.
and after that naughty fellow citizen
had been deposited in the calaboose
Inc Smith was out putting a barrel
In the hole In the street, somebody
else would want him to be on hand
experimenting the removal Of some
unfortunate to the poor house.
With the INDECENT person safely off
his hands Smith would think Tor a
minute that he could breathe easy.
when In would walk the and
berate him for not swee ping out the
back entry Of the city !inli. Broom
In hand. Smith would then hive 10
dart Into the water office, open III the
safe' and receive $1.G5 water rem
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
UNIVERSITY OF NJ D.
A SUCCESS,
Hesperian Event Wednesday Evening
Thoroughly ENJOYED.

The Hespcria banquet Wednesday
evening at the Hotel Columbia was q
complete success and the members
participating thoroughly enjoyed it.
responding were j. Earl Louden, VIM,
Dresser. Martin Flastad. Walter Mat
scheck and DR.. O. G. Libby. Those
present were Messrs. s. e. Anderson,
J. G. Graham. L. Lundy, r. A. Heising,
G. w. Matchbox. j.. B. johnson, d..
F. Shafer, w. I. Radke. VIM. Dresser,
Bert Salisbury. ]. g. Baldwin, Martin
Flastad, N. p. Graham, 8. r. .Foote,
J. p. Louden. ]. Knaim. "A. L. Pardee.
j. A. Stormon. r. Graham, J. Kouck.
ey, P. J. Smith. J. c. Hammond and
DIR. o. G. Libby.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
Will ASSIGN PARA

The U. c. A. will hold a meeting at
the X. c. hall at 4 o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon. Several important matters
brought up at the last meeting will be
considered. The members of the So
ciety who are interested in the play to
be presented will meet at st. Michael's
auditorium at which time the parts
will be definitely assigned.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
Had n "Steok ErizzIe"

The boys of the Y. M. C. A. and the
girls Of the Y. w. c. A. had one of
the merriest times Of the season when
the young men were hosts at a steak
frizzle." given at the. home Of Score.
tary Kirk E. Wallace at Park Place.
The young people built a big bon fire
In the woods and enjoyed to the ex-
IRENE the Juicy steak. baked pota-
toes and pickles which make up the
hot service. The invited girls were
just the dormitory girls Of the assoc
citation.
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BOYS TEETH KILL GIRL.

Durham. N. c., Nov. 9.-Miss Callie
Couch. a girl Of 16. died this afternoon
from blood poisoning and a fractured
skull. caused by colliding with Thorn
as Shepherd. a lad of II. Tuesday.
The two were playing an old-fash-
Toned ball game. when Shepherd ran
teeth in her forehead. The impact
broke three teeth off, and they had to
be extracted with forecps. The girl
fell to the ground with q fractured
skull. Blood poisoning set in later.
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Into New City a

The police and engineering depart
ments Of the city we're engaged in
moving into the new city hall building
today. The police will inhabit the old
quarters one more night as the phones
will not he put in the new building
until Friday. The engineering depart
ment Was busy the larger part of the
day in moving apparatus and will soon
have everything moved.
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Means loss Of sleep which is bad for
everyone. Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound stops the cough at nee re-
lieves the tickling and dryness In the
throat and heals the infamed men,
branes. Prevents a cold developing
into bronchitis or pneumonia. Keep
always in the house. Refuse substi-
tutes. McGrath's Pharmacy.
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NEW PLAN.
Would Prevent Scattering of Energies
of Students.

of Students.
To prevent the scattering of the en-.
ergtes of some Of the students in all
branches Of cllege activity t the detri-
ment Of all, Miss Allie Dickinson, q
member of the Junior class, has pro-
posed an honor point system in the
recent issue Of the Student. The arti-
Gle says:
Honor points are credits for men,
bership and offices in college organi-
cations. They are awarded upon the
basis Of relative importance as. one
point Tor membership. two for secre-
taryship. and so on. The number of
points allowed a student at one time
Is prescribed in such a way that he
cannot hold more than a certain num-
Der of offices o. be connected with
more than a certain number of or
CARNATIONS at that time"
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PER GRADUs MEETS.
Program Has Been Arranged for To-
nights Session.

Program Has Been Arranged for To-
nights Session.
The Per Gradus Literary society
will hold it's regular meeting at s
o'clock this evening. the date having
been changed on account Of the mass
meeting Friday. The following pro-
gram has been arranged:
Alma Mater. the society.
Debate. resolved that as a rule 1t
would be better for a student who
has little or no funds. to work rather
than borrow to complete his college
course"
Affirmative. Ray Murphy, Miss
Alice Eckman, Miss Estella Archer;
negative, Mr.. Roach. Miss Gladys Hell
geson, Miss jeanette Porter.
Reading-Mr. Lien.
Piano Solo-Gay Gedley.
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Well Known Woman Dead.

W. r.. Lasham Of this city yester-
day received word from his brother
John E. Lasham of Hillsboro that
Mrs. A. L. Plummer, wife Of A. L.
deceased. a former mayor
OF Hillsboro died yesterday morning
at Minneapolis. The remains will be-
brought to Hllsboro where funeral
services will be held. probably on
Saturday. The deceased was step
mother of Mrs. ]. e. Lasham Of Hills
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o. G. T. Meeting.

There will be a regular meeting Of
the U. c. T. Saturday evening. and at
the close Of the meeting there will be
an informal dancing party. The local
council expects to have Grand Coun-
ciler w. B. Clarkson of Owatanna.
Mimi. in attendance at the regular
December meeting.
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Mems Hats.

Cleaned and r%cblocxec. All kinds
Of hats correctly renovated and re.
blocked. Latest shapes. Newest rib
bons and bands. Satisfaction guar
anteed. N. ". phone 1S34-L. Viii
son., Hotel Dacotah.