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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11

The Sons of Norway hall was packed
at the meeting of the District No. 1
this morning when the session was
called to order by President Nelson,
Of Minneapolis, and great deal of
routine business was transacted. Yes
terday afternoon the following dele
gates were chosen to represent the
district in the head lodge which will
convene tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock in the same hall:
Delegate at Large-T. e. Nelson.
Other Delegates-From North and
South Dakota, wisconsin, and Illinois:
Christian Gollee, Evanston, ILL.,;
Alfred Gabrielson, Fargo; C. Hast,
Leeds; G. H. Bakkon, Hatton; r. A.
Nestor, Minot: L. D. widmee, Devils
Lake; ole Standall, Enderlin; John
Hobe, SUPERIOR E. J. Erickson, Mil
waukee; r. M. Qualey, Madison, Wis;
Ed Liemes, Rhinelander, Wis; Louis
Blegen, Hudson; II. Askeland, Minne-
apolis; S. Q. Olstad, Minneapolis; c.
d. Roskoff, Minneapolis; John Bachke,
st, Paul: III. Wold, Fergus Falls; II.
A. Strand, Benson; Bernard Knudson,
Thief River Falls; G. B. Soltvik, Clo-
quet; o. N. Berg, Virginia; Jacob
Toreson, Duluth.
The AIternates.
The aIternates are as follows:
Wisconsin--O. A. Kinney, Olaf r.
Skaar, /. ]. oyaas, C. A. Houm, John
owrun.
IIIinois-John A. Void.
North Dakota,-S. B. Dalveson, r. A.
Frydenlurd, Christ Wold, s. NJ. Hyde
b. A, Eastad, Peter Hill.
South Dakota--Alta Leopold.
Minnesota, Minneapolis and ST. Paul
Pete Russet1, Hans Nelson, A o.
Sorenson, Ed Riksheim, Carl witness
A. A. Anderson, j. S. johnson.
Minnesota, out side of twin cities
Christ Landisvik, L. r. Erickson, o. d,
Larson, ]. c. Baug, Carl Husely, A. D.
Apland.
Routine Matters.
Only routine matters were attended
to at the meeting this morning. An
invitation was read for the delegates to
attend the Rollo statue monument
dedication tomorrow afternoon and
this was accepted and the delegates
decided to participate in the parade
Of the afternoon. A number of mat
ters we're suggested for presentation to
the head lodge at the meeting tomor-
row, and these will come up for dis
cussion. An invitation was read to at-
tend picnic to be given by the local
committee or arrangements at the
Nokken grove six miles from Moor
head on Sunday afternoon and the
different delegates who can remain
over expressed a desire to be present
The Head Lodge Tomorrow.
The supreme or head lodge will be
in its session tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock in the Sons Of Norway hall
and will be presided over by Presi-
dent Rove whose home is in Milwau-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11
The ROLLO
UNWILLING
TOMORROW
Excellent Programme Arranged
For Notable Event
Statue Has Arrived In City and
VIII Be Placed Today
Speeches Of Presentation and
Acceptance
PROGRAMME OF
UNWILLING TOMORROW.

IL m.-Luncheon at the CONNER
ciaI club.
COMMITTEES: C. p. Stine, chair
man; Hon. L. B. Hanna, Judge C.
r. Amidon, Judge @. A. Pollock,
Pres. Morton Page, Hon. j. H.
Worst, Mayor w. d. Sweet, Geo.
III. Sweetland, DR.. G. c. Creegan.
lis D. m.-Parade under auspi-
ces of sangerfest.
p. m.-UnVeiIing Of statue,
III. J. Hagen, chairman.
Address, Prof. Julius Olson, Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
MarseilIaise, band.
City of Rouen, Normandy,
French Ambassador Mons. G..
Mangras, secretary Of the French
embassy.
Ma Normandi, choir.
Star Spangled Banner, band.
Acceptance, Mayor w. d. Sweet,
on behalf Of city.
Acceptance, Gov. John Burke, on
behalf of state.
ia vi Elsker Dette Landet,
choir.
p. m.-Banquet. Toastmaster,
Hon. j. p. Hardy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11

Bjarne, Grand Forks, N. d.
Eormandenes, st. Paul, Mimi.
Normanna, Duluth, Minns
Nordron, Superior, wis.
Viking, Cloquet, MINI.
Normanna, Lacrosse, Wis.
Second Division.
Den Norske Goodtemplar. Minneap-
oils, Mimi.
Nordl1ar, Minneapolis. MINI.
Varde, Bode, la,
Echo Glee club, Decorah, Ia.
Grieg, Nordness, la.
Warren Mandskor, Warren, MINI.
Brage. Thief River Falls, MINI.
Viking, Aberdeen, S. d.
Norden, Devils Lake, n. ID.
Ft. Ransom Mandssangforen Ft
Ransom, N. ID.
Kjeruif, Hatton, N. d.
Abercrombie Mandskor, Abercrom-
bic, N. d.
Hugnad, Minneapolis. MINI.
Third Division.
Band
Dovre, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Fran, st. Paul, Mimi.
Twin City quartette, st. Paul, Minn
Luren, Decorah, la.
Ljom, Fergus Falls, MINI.
Bjorgvin, Benson, Mimi.
Gauken, Decorah, Ia.
Viking, Crookston, Minn.
Symra, Emmons. MINI.
Norske Glee club, Winnipeg, Man.
Normandenes, Sioux City Ia.
Fourth Division.
Bjorgvin, Chicago, Ill.
Norske Glee clug, Chicago. Ill.
Norimandenes, Chicago, Ill.
Den Norslxe club, Chicago. III.
Freir. E1gin, Ill.
Nordkap, Albert Lea, MINI.
Greig, Beloit. Wis.
Nordmandenes. Brooklyn. ~. x.
Norrona, Fargo Moorf1ead.
Orpheus, Fargo, N. ID. ~
Fifth Division.
Sons OF Norway irl several divisions
Capt. Harold Sorenspn, chief marshal
sixth Division.
RDllo Memorial association and otA-
ga.s.. sasss -. "a.
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The statue Of Rollo is here. 1t ar
rived over the Great Northern road
this morning and the unveiling will
take place tomorrow on schedule time
and according to the programme which
appears at the head of this column.
1t was by the hard work Of Mayor
Sweet backed up by the efforts of
President Hill Of the Great Northern
that the statue was finally located
and shipped from st. Paul to this city
at the expense Of Mr.. Hill by express
The pedestal is also here, 50 that there
is no need for worry on the part Of
the members of the committee and
the commercial club which has had
charge of the arrangements.
Have Arrived.
The distinguished visitors who have
been sent by different cities to attend
the unveiling in an official capacity,
notably the mayor OF Montreal and
councilmen from the same city and
newspaper men from Montreal and
Quebec have all arrived or will reach
the city tonight or early in the morn
ing and everything is at last in readf-
ness for the gathering and ceremonies.
The work of erecting the platform at
the unveiling is going on and the seat
ing of the distinguished guests will be
in care Of the commercial club which
will have young men accustomed to
the work to attend to this rather Diff
ficult task.
The Big Banquet.
Next to the unveiling proper the
banquet of tomorrow afternoon at 5
o'clock which will be given to the
honored guests will be the big thing
of The day and IL will take place In
tn Masonic temple banquet hall, with
former President Hardy of the COM
mercial club presiding. At this toasts
will be responded to as follows:
Frapce-Rev. J. Lalonde, In French;
Gov. John Burke, in English.
Response-M Mons. G.. Mangras.
Canada---Rt Rev. Bishop O'Reilfy.
Response Mayor Lavallee of Non
treal.
America-Judge G. r. Anridon.
The Press Mrs. w. #. Cushing.
Normans of America -Dr. Maurice
Dolt.
Rouen Rev. FIR. Liable.
North Dakota Congressman Hanna.
Normans in England Bishop Cam
How to secure a Statue DIR. II.
Fjelde.
Norway--H. Bendeke.
This banquet was arranged by Mrs.
Charest of this city and viii be a fine
one,
Informal Luncheon.
In addition to the offIcial banquet
mentioned there will be an informal
banquet rendered by the commercial
club to the heads of the national and
district Sons of Norway, and the dis
tinguished visitors who are here to
attend the Rollo unveiling and espe-
ciaiIy to the French embassy. This
will take place promptly tomorrow AZ
the noon hour at the commercial club
and will be concluded In plenty Of
! time to permit the visitors to take part
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11
I. R. ANSWERS
LATEST CHARGE

Oyster Bay, July 11.-''No honest
man who was put on as republican
elector at the primaries last spring
can fail to record his vote against
Taft
This was Roosevelt's reply TO the
charge that the new party is violat-
ing the precept, +thou shalt not steal, .
by the announced intention of having
republican electors in certain states
vote for him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11
AGAIN
CAPTURE EVENTS

Stockholm, July 1.-THE United
States secured first and second In the
200 metres fiat race today at the
Olympics, Ralph G. Craig of Detroit
and Donald Lippincott of the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania, finished in that
order. Ralph Rose, of the Olympic A.
G. and Patrick Mcdonald of the ]. A.
A. c., won for the United States. flrst
and second in the weight putting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11
LORIMER IN HIS
OWN DEFENSE

washington, July 1.--Lorimer,
speaking in self defense today. de-
clared il would be ja 'stravesty on civ
ilized Jurisprudence" If the senate
adopts the minority report OF the COM
rnittee investigating his election.
Lorrner attacked the Chicago news
papers, charging that while The Trib-
una property was worth from S7,O0O,-
600 to SlO,000.000 1t paid taxes only on
$42O. 900. He called the newspapers
robbers lof the public treasury of
chicago
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11
Great Sangerfest Will Open With Thousands Here Tomorrow
Norway Continue District Meeting Grand Lodge Tomorrow
Special Trains From All Directions VIII Bring
Vast Crowds to City For Many Attractions
BANNER DAY FOR FARGO TOMORROW

Tomorrow will a for
in
There will be special train
and
to
Tomorrow the unveiing
The meetings will
The lodge, promise to
be the greatest convention
OF the United States and from Canada
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11
EDUCATORS TO
SALT LAKE CITY

Chicago, July 11.S Salt Lake City
was the only city mentioned for 1913
convention Of the National Education
association when the board OF direc-
tors met today to select the meeting
place. 1t was said that unless the
plans were changed that city would be
chosen. Today's programme was de-
voted to discussions Of educational
topics.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11
BUMPER CROP IN
HINOT TERRITORY

Minot, N. D.. July II. Minot terri
tory got another soaking rain last
night. The government thermometer
reported fall Of half an inch which
following a similar rain a few days ago
insures bumper crop for this Sec
tion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11
NORMAN-AMERICAN CONVENTION

of Norma convention will
following programme English:
h
Normans-Car Hanson Minneapolis
or Abercrombe d.
Gusa o. Hellstrom Bismarck N. D.
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AFRAID or BANKS.
ROBBED BY BURGLARS.

Aitlxin, Mimi, July 11.-While
her husband slept on the lower
floor last night masked men en-
tered the home Of Mrs. John Fsul-
ton, at McGregor and robbed Mrs.
Fulton of $3.50 cash and escaped.
When awakened by the men, Mrs.
Fulton tainted. Mrs. Fulton some
years ago lost considerable money
ina bank collapse, and since then
she has kept her money iii her
home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11
GETS THE
MERCHANTS MEET
Fargo gets the 1918 state COZ

Fargo gets the 1918 state con-
vention of the North Dakota State
Retail Merchants association.
Secretary Stine this afternoon
received telegram from Diclxin-
son to the effect that the associa-
ton had voted to come to Fargo.
The telegram stated that George
Hoenck Of this city delivered a
fine address setting forth the good
such conventions and the efforts
put forth by the delegates from
this city won the day for the
gate city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11

According to President ChFistianson
Of the Norwegian Singers of America
svervthinr is In readiness for the
greatest gathering Of Norwegians that
ever took place in the northwest. The
various committees have worked hard
and IL is believed that when the sang
erfest people reach the headquarters
which have been established In Elks
hall on Second avenue north tney VIII
he pleased at the arrangements tnat
have been made for their care ana
In the Tabernacle.
The concerts and rehearsals Of the
great chorus which will furnish the
music for the occasion Will all taKe
nIaca in the 'Billy" Sunday taber-
nacla and great changes have Deen
made In that building for the events.
THE choir platform has been enlarged
to twice it's former size. "A director
stand has been erected, and so has a
stani for the orchestra, while the pat
form itself will accommodate the L.
2oO singers who are expected, as well
as the officials and orchestra. Hun
6refls of bench seats have been made
on the platform and it is believed tnat
all will be accommodated.
The Decorations.
All day yesterday and today the
decorating company that was employ
ed to do the work has been Dusily
engaged in fixing up the platform
and ii will present a fine appearance.
The background will be the immense
z M. G. A. flag and on either side
will be the fags Of Norway. Wnile an
about the building are smaller hags
of the two countries. making a very
pleasing effect. The posts have also
been draped with the national colors
and the place looks cheerful and
bright. In fact one Of the leading
men of the sangerfest stated that the
arrangements here were better than
for some time A big banner stretched
clear across the interior announces
welcome Singers"
Many Are Arriving.
Each train on the different roads
centering in Fargo Is bringing in great
crowds and tomorrow the city viii be
crowded to its utmost. There will be
two special trains over the Great
Northern, one from Devils Lake and
the other from Crookston, while the
Northern Pacific will run another
from Edgeley, all getting into town
in plenty Of time to see all that tsgo-
ing on. The roads all have trains
that will give the people from all
over the state ample opportunity of
getting here
Director Here.
The great director OF the chorus
from Chicago has arrived In the city
and he brought with him several sing
ers, the solotsts are also here and ev-
erything so far az can be learned is
in perfect order. Nearly all OF the
singers who have so far arrived have
been accompanied by ladies, 90 that
80. rssn
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TEE wv E.R

Fair tonight and Friday; no import
ant change In temperature.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-11

in and witness the parade. There will
be no set programme for this event.
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Director Here.

Continued on Page Six
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0errells Heit.

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uden ekstra Detailing. Altid godt Rel
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Kronesedler kjsbes og salges. Allo
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wort acknowledgement.
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3258 Fullerton Avenue, Chicago, III
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fremfor De beOenife SsOoineer, ioo
4eoningerne mno foa BET Sn0trpf,
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gnor gennem MltbomeOanismen.
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Ter ieg, at ~aorsmeoet / 1oro 0ofo.
to itaI bebon0Ie ct 5oriIog ira Stir
feme0et ongooen0e Rocine. SfoIen,
Der eoor no poo at ooerlooe 4roi.
Sobn u. 9orien. 9lrtber College til
fri afbenptteIie / lem aar. 5 en-
2lrtifeI / famme gIa0 ifriper 5or.
manoen, at De mener, Set er ben
aQer6eOite 2ssning al oenne Sag
i 2iebIifta", % at bernie 9ssning
oit reoucere l16eifterne (ior Gam
funoets formooentIig) ira $4,000
til 5000 Tom 4aret bel iagtens).
ga, foritaa oct MI, boem Der ton;
ieg fan BET fife; mon Der 0og life
ifuIoe pare en- be0re 2esnin9?
Scr oct isrite fan ri "a fife iom
Saniuro forlonge, al Brof. Sobn
u. 2arien ifaI i9tte $4,000 til ON
9Laret / Sumfunoets Sienete; moo,
ffe Undermined oil bIipe miuore
9far for ∨ men set incomes 10 life
Der, 6oor Der ifrioes ON De reoll.
eeraoe ltogifter; og feIn ON Brof.
2orien oil tiIbp6e at gore bet, ioo
fan pi ga iom ct airteiomfuno life
oaa ben gfoa0e o9re meo al RUNE.
re Wmu0en i %finanoIeI 5enIeenoe.
ri mnatte, mar De lem Ior par
guoet, abiohlt iele os iorpligte til
at betale bom, boo0 ban baooe at
I'll / Samnunoets Snteresie, og jes
pitoe, ON ieg leper til ben Sio,
opne en- al De fsrite til at foreilao,
al ri eioroe bet.
"a on man oil inopenoe, at
Sfolen fan 0ripes utoen Inner flro,
oa oil ieg iige: Saa moo ben pel
ogioo fumte orioes u0en lln6erihio
n 5umfluroet meo en- af oct onint
9eIturer.
5or 0et an6e: innes ieg
5eller life ON 5oriGoget poo @rlnO
al De 500 Collars, Somfunoet itol
al me0 6pert aor, Gbportil De ifoI
qoa. itour Der fife noget om), men
600 Dollars / fem 4or bliper 5000
Collars, o9 regner mon iaa BERTH
ca. 200 Dollars laDt int, til depnra.
tioiier boert 2lor. oct bliper pna 8
9lar 1000 Dollars mere. Ter tIrOe
pore enonu mere at tage ! 9etrogt-
ming Der. men ieg ifnI life ngUre
BET mi.
en0eItg mener ieg o.
oo, at Der er ubeloigt, at Sum.
ilm0et miiter in9iet til at fontro-
lere SfoIen i gfaeine, % oct maa
10 opre Neningen meo oooerIobss
Brofs. 2arien til fri aibenpttelie".
ga, Dor oct en- Of S~ominn0ets
Brniter, ioa off BET pel on, ior ri
er oIIigepel ole iommen bunOet til
Somfun0et meo itRrfe 8nono, og
til ariltenoom og 2lrtberoom er oi
bun0et meo port alporIige Hrpite'
fsfte - ia, for 6errens Sitter.
Gerfor, @enner, bDis Der finoes
en- onben llopei ino Lab os bellere
benDtte ben.
Seq tror, Der finoes en-, Der er
ben.
Aarsmsoet | 1oro 9ofoto foI0er
Roitor 6. u. 2mlrien / elf 5orn til
geitDrer pao 2artber College / Ra.
cine.
Boitor 6. q. 2murien er DeIfenOt
| 8dcine, | @isconiin areos. ia | en-
Del of bort Smfrnos Nenigbeoer.
Desuben tror iee for min Del, at
bet oil betole fig beoit, for ben
foreneoe airfe, bonoe aanoeIigt og
financielt, Of pi bar Breiter til ge.
itprere poa bore SfoIer.
Guffin, Rebr., 30. April 1912.
Cars Senfen.