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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

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fief In ben WitisIiiaHb hinein finper'
reid iparen, gebt aus allen 3eugnihen
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kren Gtdnben bamals fdon bas Be-
ftreben. ben ainberreihthum 5n be-
fhrGnien. gsrsits i'm Sabre 1857 be-
tIaqte Der GbspaIisr GouOnrb oieiss
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Iptiffxn @sift bes 3eiinliers4 5uriid,
Der ben s5nnipibudlisnus unb ben
egoismus bsgiinIiigt. Gessleihen bee
{ddfiigten fih bic politiitr unb Nas
tionaI0tonpren fhor oomuls nit Der
aluffuhung unb Empftbluns BON Weits
telH aegsn bos uebei. Der Gbfodlitr
BcuDorb ipolIte bic nngeltol5s pom ale
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bic Batter bon ~ ainosrn follttH ben
9lpel unn cine sntiprenenbe Musft0ts
tuna, bic N1t<r BON 9 bis 10 ainotrn
prDoreifips g<ibprdmieu erhufttn.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

Matilba 2ppea an Muria M. GAR
rel, 20 Bel 150 SUB an Der Sitlette
Der Salptborne QlDenue, $50 5uB
nDrolih BON griee Ipsnue; ST..
Gbitb 8. 9biIips on William y.
6. Meors, Got 9p. "a IN Sobn ).
Oittqen's llntsrabt1etluns IN Wtdot@
ionni[le; 81.
SoIepb 3. aennepp uno Inbere an
6arrp @insbure, 25 BEL 100 5uB
an Der Hprbieite Der Reuntsn Ios.;
81.
Sofepb 8. Sennep II. 81. gtaAloBs
perpalter, an oenIelben, busIelbe Gt=
gentbum; $6787,50.
aiharb 8. Du9bes on s. 9. Guers
BORT, 5ktl Der Got 9lp. 16 in S. =.
Spntmes ltnterabtheilung; 81.
Sames SoIepb 5olep on 8ate Yuns
fer, Got gtp. 20 in Der Delhi 2dnp &
glbq. 9lT'n unterabtbeilung; 81.
gsniamin 8. Sites an Charlotte
90. Qldce, 2pt go. 81 in Der Inter
abtbeilung bes 4pres 6. Brandt
Rahlaiies; 81.
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Soepte, 2 Sa9re pa6t pes 2dbens II
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glart unn Sreemun Ipenue; monat
| lihe Mtstbe 1880.
| Che Wor Mpder &c Son so. al
9be gbrtitian DioerIein Bring. 60
8 Sabre Bu6t bes 2assrraumes Hr
500 college Ctr; SGbrli4e Itistt
| $3.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
0n friihere Truhtbars

Ore frubere Jru6tbars
felt Der GraH5ofen. 0sraos
isbt, no bic betriiblihen Grgebnille Der
gepol!srungs 9tnesung bes Sahrss
1911 bstonnt tp<roen, psrDffentIiht
bos uSournal b,s Debats" 4usaiiss
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tpdre <sine fhtpere 9eiaiiuHg oes
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fen. Die Jnienbantsn hattsn Die BE-
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unb su erlebigsn. Oieie Gefnhe fini
nod In WoiIe porbnnben; lie ktpsiisr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

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fhnelliten? Bel einem Dor Gurs
gem abssbaltensn Bantett bes fransOs
iiihen 4ntDmobilflubs beb1upiete Der
betannte Sportgmann Nrhbeocon, bi.
frans0IIfhe Qoftperpdltung Iei bic am
ihlehteiien organiiirte poit Der Weli.
Der .Watin" bat bnrnufbin Elm inters
eIanies Experiment eemuht, um feit'
snitellen, in neIhen Q6noern Del
Ghalteroisnit am bsiien organifirt lit
Observation-Disclosures IN ben srob.
ten St1bten gurophs tpurben beoufs
tragt, am slei1en Gage. sur eleiher
Gtunoe 6sim Sauptpoitamt ibrsrStaoi
folgenbe brei 8errihiungsn 3u unier'
nebmen: elm 9sisgramm aufgtben, eir
Jerngsiprdh nah elmer minbtfienI
hunbert ailometer sntfernten anberer
5tabt anmelosn unb orittenB einepoit
antpeifung aufgeben. 4m fbnsllitei
pol5Os fih bic Annabme bes 9elea
aramHls in2onbnn: bier Dergingsn nul
breiBia Set. Bis 5ur polI5ogenen Mnr
nabme Der Depeihe. Sn poris bausrt
bic annubme cine Ulinuts. tnRom Elm
Winute unb Al Geiunben. In Derlil
nber sleih 2 Minuten unb 40 Gefun
ben. Das Jsrngsjprd6 tam am fhnell
| fen In HriTsl 5u Gtunbe, IN gennu 8
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
uuteu spei Getunben, paris iiebenMis

nuten stpei G<tunben. paris iiebenWis
nuteu, Berlin brei5ebn Wlinuten. Rom
aber cine Gtunbe unb 16 Ulinuisn. Die
Nufaobe Der poitnnipeifung beans
fpruhte in 2pnpon cine Minuie 36Sts
funben, in Mom 2 Minuten "a Getuns
ben. In g}oris 4 Winuisn. In Berlin
II unb in griiFel IA Wtnuien: Das
iniereFdnse Experiment bes swtntinN
f6<int bsmno9 au seigsn, oob ben
Gholtsrbienft In Qonbon perbdltnib'
mGbis am bsien organijirt 1T unb ar
promp.eften crbeitet, ipGbrenb Berlin
Bel niefer prpk niht b<fonbers gu
oboefhniiien bat. Wlun piro ulleri
pings nnt bieier einen probe nod
lange feins iiheren ShIiins auf os
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aieben pollen.
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sic treten bem Werein Der Wnher
frtunbt bei, 6err Urou3sf4
50, meine NIte iit nGmli@ 20
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

Gr Bat @prIeiunsen anse3eist, lie ober
pubritsinlib ME sehoItsn. Bon Soue
pertrieben, III bies bemooiie 6aups
bann als ait.srat niebrigften SiiIs gu
Grunbe gesonsen. 1856 iou Ct inaeips
5ig sefiorben istn. Sn Der aittsraturs
gsi6inte Iebt sr fort nls gesriiuoer oeE
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
Gincinnuti, /, IL. Sunt

Reue Sppptbeten.
Bertha 9eitb an Satlep 3, II. 8. go.
$500.
Qlntbpnp 6. Sdnsdsr an Soutbern
Sbip 6. IL. 8. So. $500.
Sucpb aarle an Southern Shio
Sapinqs ganf gp. $833.34.
Sreoerid Stte an 9ietoria 3. VI.
SO, 2 $4,000.
Grant Staab an plsafant 9. u. 8.
So. 5000.
gernbarO gOersr an Ssnrp Zap
born jr. $275.
george SO. 9ates an Sanion 81.
Cooper. $4,000.
DsrIeIbe on penIelben $500.
2ouiia Niebermsper an 2ucie G.Wttz
DuFfie u. 81. $2500.
9ieielbe on u. 8. 2pusten. $500.
2uIu 9otpss an gbriitian Slime.
$1O0.
Marp ). SOispb an Delta 8. u. 60.
$500.
Commodore Clan an German 9. 8.
u. g. 60. $1050.
Sophia Wlaham an Gincinnatus Z.
II. 9. 60. $4,000.
0ieielbe an M1ers q. Cooper. $91,
4ureIia 81. Sudett an Warren &.
Rihorbs. $3.50.
Slorence g. Bacon an Grneit 6
Rinebart. $500.
Charles +. gruns an Mdtbilou s
Sgoen. $27O0.
DaSs Sob On SuIiu Sotmann
S700.
.5iabeQa 8. ShreDe on Sspitt aps
9. Il. g. u. $4,000.
4 lettie W. Bates an Gfteno 8. q
60. $1250.
George 6. Spser on gIeaiunt Ribs
g. Il. 6. 60. $1,000.
9iefsIbe on piefel6e $1,000.
Settle Sids on Warp Wtc9oDor
! $3.50.
: Surrn Ginsburg on gsopIes Ban
II. Sabtngs 60. $500.
!. 9. q. Moorman on Geit Ctr. 81
9tO. i. 9IOVO.
Z OerIelbe on bieieIbe. $2250.
: Sames S'Sara on German 4meri
can 8. u. 9. go. $3.50.
> Soerman 9erlanb an uHitp 8dntin
: Il. Spg. 60. $400.
Senrn 9. S9Iueter an 9ris6to
+ German gt. 60. $2500.
glmer 81. piutt an Qlnbretp 6. Serl
iinser, Receioer. $678.72.
9etiIgte 9Dpotheten.
5rant 8. Wleper an Sophie 6. 81
/. bdnnien. $4,000.
Dm. SIbetpoge an 5. 80. GraIs
: $1,000.
Sacpb 6. Braun on Republie 6.
9. 60. $2100.
Daniel 9optins on Wsarp 5offma1
u 5000. !.
: gorneIia g. Wlupbet on Cottage
II. 6. go. $3.50.
= sophia Wa6am on Mpers Q. 60
per. $1,000.
pbilip u. Meebun an MatiIpaaoi
:, tamp. $3.50.
Jobn 80. Sbielbs on Central Jai
mount 9. II. 6. So. $2550.
; gli3abetb Weaoe Joro on Glenbo
g. II. 6. QH'n. $500.
Wm. 81. Snpban an 2iberal 6.
9. 60. $500.
Catherine GteDens on bieTelf
$500.
= Caroline 9. $. Dumas on grr
! Station 8. II. g. 60. $1,000.
permelta 8. Wtullop on MabifI
g. u. No. 2. $3250.
= Sfabeae 8. Sbrepe an Soutbe
! Sbio 8. Il. &. 60. $4,000.
y aettte Wl. Stots an Sitsnb 6.
! 60. $1,000.
!. Wdrp unb 5. Spiegsl an 2eouo
y . Bobmen- $249.
= Sobn 6. 5un on 8. Burger. SIC
= Charles Streug 1n Meftern Germ
Y 8ant. $4,000.
CLARA g. goitello on Meitern Si
!. 8. g. II. 6. 60. $4,000.
! 8. g. 9osen an ganrtet Scat. gal
:. ISIS, 100.
j Geo. 9usbes an MsubifOn 3. u. 9
II. $62S.
n Jrnu gum Mnnn i'm guitbuui
3. .Mber fMau, Dor benz Eellner Tan
r31u hnM 1lfffenfi4rosf ffruulfreni9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
The Cincinnati FOhacCo Warehouse Co

gtue Eteibenbe bon cinem Groaenf tpnIos our
hns Nfiteufapitnl pon abe Cincinnati Aobae.o
gEarebcufe COMPANY erilar. 5anlbnr On 70
Smli 1912 an bic bel StuB eee 3elndlfs ON o.
9uli 1912 persethnefcH aitientuhdber. ~
Ste Ilcbertrnatnas Jailcher tperoeH an w. Jun
1912 nm ~ iibr Tiifiaps, gefnloisH nnc an
10 9uli 1912 uiecer GectHei. -, ,,a.
aeine Einthenoen ueIoen aui Sfftp frildtt.
II Nont g. aIbers. Setr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
g;s.', s;s. !. praiunaen

grhFaHa ss. Al.
Tir Gtriloienitgomm'iou Tirn cine Writ
frna abhaIten am 5rCiidg, ben q SuHi lpi2.
i'm 8 ll6r Asormiiiace ~ hem brii'nngsidaic.
G'0biballe, ilr Mphmeu, GnalHeer' er'EtparIe'
menl ia een fplaeHocH @egen'taneefl
Etnipu Y. @rrppe l. Stab 2.
NBhiLuhiren.
aritbme,ibf saldr $4,000 bis
siusbilonn9 uun GriGtruHl, $4,000 per W9oHai
8ruiftifc STapen
Wsinbgicbe Brifnng,
Eenerbnngs.QSeIn1be mlHen eingeIet6i mer'
ben dnl cher pcr Dsiituon. ben - sIut 1912,
lin &efperbnugS. ssormuiare IND ipeiiere JH'or'
nation lprehe mau prriSHIid in Der Efftee oer
guHlmiiioH Dor.
Is. 2. miltp,
| geHtaH Sni1feu,
| ejtp ~ HEmir1ua, Jr.,
| Gipiloienfis GpmmiHdre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

gte germ eip .estm n eineni sa
nlfs bon 2eimsr, aerabe 20 gtiiiileg, n,1,,I, DoT,
Tountdin Gaunre rnn iur msHiee ptsmsss,' s.,..a,,
1uSiptr mub aroniiep ctenern firth nieoria
bier. Gc,reibcn unb tbetlen sc mir MI.
fuas Gle suliufnen. 8ter 'tno etriae. 80 pnne
St300. i aimmer NrouIebdu6, z ercbe rois,
Si30o: 5inrrer ssrnmebnns. 2 grcbe Hois,
Sf850. gin,mer ssrariebaits. elitQerintei iir
) NnrrfIiest $1,000, ure rtete dnbere. Better
y ogaeif Snbn nnb 9nbnlnI StrGbe, 29efi
Qcrtratpn. 9bpne Gonib 0sl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
Sn bermieiben.

atmmcr, bier ossr sipei 3irlmer, 30. 1907
g;tne 5trnfle 1at5nfrGacn bst ssm. gaehuue,
gIprift. 30. 1907 giie SirnBe. Sig
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

Jrnu gum Mnnn i'm guitbuuie):
uMber fMau, Dor benz EeIner tanni.
spa hcG MtnsniAsait Nmalttkn!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

9nher fh5ne 3immer i'm 2. Gtcd;
csne urib geaiier. 9ntsuirdeen 100 Eii .te'
Miden ape., 8. 5tcd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12


80. fO721 atberip Cit, .sipet fhc'
no 2iriuier: OSnH slIm Aedbcn iiIlb fitr Hft
irusstnne: aues in crffsr aIafie GroHling
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

etarb onl wsontne. ben 10. 5unt 1912. nm
2 lihr Wlprgens,
QDufiop Iappshorn,

aeIiebier Gafte BON wlnrta 2. Gnppeborfi. aeb
4eramairn. TIM utter hon 40 5nhren Tte We
Crpieung fifihef ftaff bonn 1rauerbnuie aus. no
3448 Berrp sIpenlie, Snhe 4sarf. ON Gonnerifae
gorpetis Inn 8 ubr luornuf Tim sia ilbr II
her Ct Martcnsaircte In Snbe @arf ein feier
Iidbes Neuuicm abeebalicn mtro. Grennbs TIM
cingelubcn 11,i2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
Starb pInblidb am Tienitae, ben IL. 81
ql2. mm IL llhr Is Mlinuten Msoraens,
,Maria Difon Dc Ruiter,

peliebtr eiotiin bon Cornelius &c SHUTTER, In
ihrer gauhirnne. 9r. 263 1Qe9ormid Blnce.
Sic 2eit Der 9cerognng miro ipdier beianni
gcrrnrbf II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
afarb am 2icniiuo, ben ii. suni 1912, pIot.
Neura i11abnis. ST.,

in feiner geobnnnn 10. 2f7 gRan Gtrabe,
gartbaoe Shio, i'm >ltcr bon So 9dhren lie
3cit oer 9eerbieune pirb fpdtcr beiannt gee
mad1t
2nbionappIts. 5no., 3sttuueen spcuen, bttte,
foptreii 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

Gin auter mietbrr, nm cine Der beftcu
glereIns5auen in Der Gtnoi SnbtdnapcIis en
iiberne5rleu. elegant 1useeftdiiei fiir Se'eH.
huftsslluisrboliuueen. I1Bs Hrb BoHfeiie
eIact III eine feitIe gpirfhi6aft feaeIbdhn uro
Matbsfeaer edmt berbufosn gseaeH Haberer
ausfunft fpenbe man iit on V. u. Jcfe.
care OF Capital gitu HTeiping 60, Snoiana'
belle, SHb. e-l5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

Snreincr nuh msaidinenbdnbe, bIeibt bon
9lgctnnn.i iueg. Sireif TN 1aHee Ias
aomuiitee. e-lb'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

Gin auter HiIhpaaensI reibsr fhr e'ne
ilsine Wsil1rouie; seferenosn. 3a noreEiIsH
8. e.. 2oIishlait ll.i2'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12


@drtuer flifti arbeit: inHH NIT Rferbtr ifi'
psbeu nFo 'ahreH at1 sinRT 8rtpgipiee cost
eiHer Gcrm. y. acbler. I'll 1seR o. CIR.
grfahrener c1ies.Edeer unb Genbitcr
fnfi Eiele. Clio SieImaner, 1885 tSemef
Zlrabe.
wauu nit gutter Gr'abruHn frS - eis
4sorier In einem SoIocB etc. =. q, f2i Gl'
Der CTR
nerbetratbeter w1auu, Der I'm gaIocn
rnb In Der Slide Re'feib iueib. fa6t Grbeif.
gGM Sserfari. 327 saeii Count ctr.
MeIfsrer aranrt fEci prDeti aru elmer fIsi.
usn darm: geferenser 3. e, lsi2 Sainni
EfIaEe.
MsI6 ebsIaefinrter wfnf6 it et
nsm fisebfGmfr iEnaeu MgniIIle bet NhSbi
fnnp i'm ghan'fenrteuN bebti'litf whdper
eiitling Aaaefi6srt gbrefse Y. e.. $3.50
Sediment eps.. einirooe.
GteIfs eefnd,i ole 'nerier. R'ennen' obei
GsefAirrpaffer. He'erensen. Geo. Bopp, 10
1916 8tHs Ctr.
m nm. imncsr, futt GielIuue: grISfebInngeH
g. SaamnH, GGrrJion Aes.. 81. Thomas.
Gtelenaeind,e -apeibl'h.
Tsutfnes mabtben fu1t GielIe flr Gu
eemeine eausarbeii. 20 wsaro Eirabe,
gfcd, GroTit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

mdb6eu fir Sausurbtti, sso6sn. gDaftl
unb 9iiaeIn In einer EouImerspeiiEiinil
1865 SohH Ctr.
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@drtusr flifni arbeit: iauH NIT Rferber nm
psbeu uH0 iahreH cir siHRT 8rtpaipieI chs'
elner sscrm J. acbIpr. 2ii Ssen Q. Cir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

Tsuffnes Rabden fndt Gtelle fLr Gn
aemsine eansarbeii. 20 psaro girnbe, .
gfod, Iront.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-27
WE'D AT FARM home
Beautiful Appointments Marked Ceres
mony Uniting Miss Agnes Hose-
land and Atty. Norris Nelson.

At q late hour this afternoon took
place the marriage OF Miss Agnes
Hogeland, charming daughter Of MI.
and Mrs, Hans Hogeland. and Atty.
Norris Nelson of Munich. N. D., at
the farm home Of the brides parents
on the Sheyenne river near this city.
The pretty rooms OF the Hogeland
home were beautifully decorated
throughout with a color scheme OF
pink and white carried out with roses
and carnations.
In the living room, where the pretty
ceremony took place a beautiful alter
of white roses and ferns was ar
ranged and at the appointed hour Miss
Bertha Hagen, wearing a pretty dress
of white with q jeweled band In her
hair, took her place at the piano and
Rev. II. Chiigren of the Maple-Shey-
enne church took his place before
the altar to await the approach Of the
bridal party.
The bridegroom and his best man.,
Garfield Hogeland, brother OF the
bride stepped from the vestry room
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-27
Social Notes

Mrs. James Doreance and Miss Nellie
Danderude of Hope are visiting Miss
Alice Foster and Mrs. Arid of Fifth
avenue south.
Mrs. T. P. Riley, Mrs. Frantz and
Miss Fay Aamodt enjoyed a delightful
outing at the Crabbe farm yesterday.
They spent the day out of doors and
took their lunch with them, which
they greatly enjoyed picnic fashion.
Mrs. j. A. strate and her son, Vincent
Arthur, after a three weeks visit at
the home Of her parents, 400 Seventh
avenue north, returned to her Wiscon-
sin home last evening over the Great
Northern. She was accompanied by
Master Ralph Mcnamara, who will
spend his vacation at the HON of the
Strates by the shores Of Butternut
lake.
Miss Eleanor Kindred was a charm
ing hostess yesterday afternoon at her
home on Seventh avenue south. About
eighteen young ladies met to wish
Miss Essa Hamilton who is leaving
soon for Kansas City, a happy journey
and a pleasant afternoon was spent on
the lawn. Prizes for two very unique
guessing contests were won by Miss
Gladys Stewart and Miss Fanny Clapp.
a nice luncheon was served at the
close.
The young ladies who made UP the
La Chom house party at Lake Lizzie
IEbuIllGu AOInE ldSL GNEillLl6 anu L0-
port a glorious outing. Miss Ella
Beckman returned Tuesday evening
and Mrs. H. f. Emery, who chaperon-
ed the party n daughter, Miss
Frances remained over for a few days.
The young ladies who returned last
evening are the Misses Jessie Buchan-
an, Helen Smith, Lissie Hodgson, Alice
Southwell of Minneapolis, who is the
guest OF Miss Smith, and Miss Ethel
Joslyn of Hope, who is the guest Of
Miss Buchanan.
This week has been a record one for
weddings and among the young people
Who have been married very quietly
City n Arthur Folzman of Fingal at
the First Congregational parsonage,
Rev. r. A, Beard officiating; Miss Liz
Han watkins from Minneapolis and
Robert Steele of this city, also at DR..
Boards home; Miss Agnes McAnders
n Rueben Redman, both of this city,
at the home Of Rev. Mr.. Beard, and
Miss Eta Schinaberger and William
Schroeder at the First M. z. parsonage,
Rev. j. NJ. Walters officiating.
Fargo friends as we'll as many
throughout the state will be interested
Cloud, Mimi, this morning, when Miss
Irene Swenson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred G. Swenson, became the
bride of DR.. L. r.. Critchfleld of Gales
burg, N. 2. DR.. Critchfield will be
remembered as the popular referee for
games in the city and as the brother
OF Burke C%ritchf1eld of the A. C. fac
ulty. He was formerly of Hunter, N.
D., but is now located at GalesbuFg,
where he has built up a lucrative prac-
tice. His bride is a most charming
young lady and both young people are
graduates of the University of Mime
sofa. They will be at home to their
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CLUB NOTES

The eleventh biennial convention Of
the General Federation of Women's
clubs was opened in San Francisco
Tuesday and gives promise of being
the most animated gathering club
women of the United States have yet
had. Following is an extract taken
from the first report of the big gather
ing sent out from the California city,
and which will be of interest to North
Dakota club women in view of the fact
that 1t has four delegates in attend
ance, Mrs. N. G. Young Of Fargo, Mrs.
Frank White Of Valley City, Mrs.
Charles E. Wolfe of Wahpeton, and
Mrs. Silver Serumgard of Devils Lake:
With 5000 ome present, 5000
OF them delegates from every corner
of this country and from overseas,
the eleventh biennial convention Of
the General Federation of Women's
clubs opened here today.
The federation held it's first council
meeting prior to the formal opening
this evening at the Palace hotel, with
Mrs. Philip North Moore, president of
the national federation, presiding.
From the great women's organfza-
tions, like the Sorosis of New York. 70
the remotest small-town club of the
middle west, there was hardly a wo-
mans organization in this country
that was not represented by its presi-
dent at this council for the first dis
cussion of campaign plans that are to
stir the biennial. The Pennsylvania
plan and general revision of the by
laws, new resolutions to be introduced,
endowment plans for the year where
by the women's clubs will education
ally assist girls all over this country,
and the discussion of the federation
flower and badge, all came up at this
meeting for the approval of the wo-
men who represent the federation club
women.
At a great meeting to formally
open the convention this evening, after
the invocation by DR.. Luella Clay Car
son, president of Mills college, Mrs,
Moore will introduce Mrs. E. q. Den
niston, president of the local biennial
board, as the presiding officer of the
evening. Mayor James Rolph will
welcome the great delegation in the
name of San Francisco. Then in the
name of the whole west, the Pacific
coast, north and south and the Pa
cific northwest, the brilliant assemb-
lage will be welcomed over again.
Mrs. Sarah s.. Plat Decker, the
noted Colorado suffragist, said today
that the very fact that California, the
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and took their places as the opening
strains of the bridal march were
heard, and as they waited two little
girls, Mae Anderson and Mamie Krogh
descended the stair and carrying bas-
kets of pink roses stretched broad
satin ribbons from the stairway to the
altar.
The maid of honor, Miss Clara Pear
son, a cousin of the bride, then ap-
peared and wore an attractive gown
Of pink satin yelled with white chiffon
and trimmings of Irish lace. She car
ried pink roses tied with pink dew
drop ribbon. Little Miss Florence
Ostrom came next daintily dressed in
white with pink hair ribbons and car
rytng a basket of rose petals with
which n strewed the path Of the
bride, who appeared on the arm Of her
father. The bride wore an exquisite
gown Of white satin draped with
deep lace and her veil was caught
with lilies of the valley. She carried
a shower bouquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. Mr.. Hogeland
gave his daughter in marriage and the
pretty ring ceremony was used.
Immediately following the ceremony
a sumptuous and elegantly appointed
wedding dinner was served In a pretty
arbor on the lawn. The table was
beautiful with pink roses and pink ca
thedral candles and six young ladies
gowned in white presided over the
services. They were the Misses Olga
Brasten, Minnie Hagen, Lila Ingalls,,
Hiidur Dorff, Edith Youngberg. and
Amanda Eklund.
Mrs. Hogeland. mother of the bride
was gowned in gray satin trimmed
with spangled net and Miss Selma
Hogeland, sister Of the bride, wore a
cream colored dress Of shadow lace
and a pretty oriental band confined
her hair. The out Of town guests
were: S. Nelson and Arthur Nelson
of the bridegroom; Miss Gunhild
Gilbertson of Coopestown, N. d.,
Miss Lila Ingalls, Of Jamestown.
Miss Hildur Dorff of Detroit, Mimi,
and Mrs. o. E. Youngberg OF White
Rock, S. D. sister Of the bride.
Attorney Nelson and his bride will
leave this evening for the east over
the n. p. on an extended trip and
they will make their home in Munich,
where the bridegroom is one of the
leading business men OF the city. Mrs.
Nelson will travel in a handsome suit
of tan and will wear a large hat and
accessories to match.