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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19
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TrrOsbrtingelier.
Men SDrten iDneS at UGre baa6
lDit 6raet paa anG.
Srbgtelig Stamp pm 2lOrianOpcl
Den iiees at OGre inOtN9et.

0onitantinopel, Il. gtoo. ut
2l0ranopel er foloen, oct er, bpdo
man forteller ber. Soen W}iO6og /
@oar har Den troa0lsic 5orbinoelie
meo oen beIeireoe 5tao ilaaet fejl.
5inoinotiI 6ar oen tprtilfe 9ie.
aerina inaen llnOerretning mootaget
iom Suar paa 0enS Senpen0ele til
Sopbin ON 8oo6enitilitonO. Derfor
er 9ipatet ON, at Ell ioa6nn bar op.
noaet. n9rlnOet
SSu6tiG Dog bar Der ingeu aanIp
fhnoet 5teo longS 36otoIio 2inien
i.oeu + 5gn0ogS, 90 guIgorerne on-
areb 10 g0eriorter. Oct tDrfiife
Ariqsffib 1lur6ut ReiS' aonman.
Der mel0er mi0lertio, at ban ST.
3 I eterni60oq bontbar0ere0e @uI.
qorerne / gtoro for 0erfosi6en. Qlu.
toritetene Der poaftoar, at GiIiton.
6en Ionqs 1hotolio-2inien er til
freoSitilIen0e, og at man er / TGro
n1eo at opfere Ell onOen 6oripar5.
Iinic Ge u6enlonoife D}iltprattn-
deer er reiit til 5ronten
9hQarerne in0toq &o0oito, en-
9u paa Nlarmnroisen @aor st
itort Q(ntal aolera.Botienter er 6Ge.
pen forflpttet til forifeIGioe 0oiu-
retfcr Ger or ifere 6ilfpl0e blon0t
Sc iaarcoe
2onoon. Il )too Sprfiet bar
MI fosnolt lenoen0t fla iii 9ltlqo.
rien % an6ol0t ON 5reo, ioet oct
fffe fln0e nente lpnqere poa Spor
fra Waaterne D}en Der er life emo.
M opnoaet @aobeuitiliiano. Det IL
qes. at gufaarien forOrer, at 2lOri-
onopel.. Sfutari og Monoiter r6n-
mes Iom 9ctinqelie for 8aabeuItiG.
itan6 agniolerti6 iortiPttes llnOer.
bon6fingerne.
Ter goes iremoeles itreng Sen
iur. ioa oct er banifeligt at ioo nSi-
ogtig llnoerretning ON ben mlitGre
Stiaing. - Ger meloes ira boooe
tprfiite og ierbiife ail0er at 2lOri-
aHopcl er ialocn men 9tDatet er
life ito6feitet
en anoen Meloino tiger, at 9ul.
gnrernc bar inotaget SaOemefeime
nm p 0}a ira 0onitontinopeI. @r
oct Gilfql6et, iaa er oct en- oigt.a
erobring. 6a 9Den bar SooeOfoar.
TER for 0o3im 9ai6os Stob.
Q9o0oa, 10. glo0 9enuct
gurlegb 6eIfrioer / en- 0epe6e ira
Natifap6n Baibo til oDoilp GeIe'
grop64 8anpeu omfring 2loriauo,
pei san Tiger:
aIort Artbltr oporte lllQen mere
itorartet eaer frpgteli9ere @iieft emo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS liten, SUN.
oreoer al Bomber iprang / iqntme
gic6tf ooer og omfrina 2Corinno.
pei. aononer al ale 2t6rrelier og
Slogs noQior0e en- ilonmen0e og
6rslenoe Snierno. buis gibreren
man nnn babe iolt flere DliIe langs
9alfanbjergene 5Drferne iegte at
beipnre Sl0en. men bar mart ooer.
non0e0e al Qeleiernes 9(rtrlleris
Stprfe. energi og pelretteOe Sfuo. !"
aorreiponoenten 6eifrioer, boor.
le0es 9ulgorerne beltornIeOe ,Sorter.
ne pao 9ioro- og 2itiiOen ianme vi.
ten. San flyer: 09dgorernes Itor.
men6e 8otoilloner Dor f6rit tilCSiros.
tieneite. Saa faiteoe De oeres aap.
per o9 al onerTl60ig Baggage ! 3D.
begrabene 1nrferne ioregre6 go
gen pe0 at forigoe ct ll0iaIo, lioet
anen6e, bbo0 Der oenteOe 6em. Der
Dar iom en- SorOenitorm al Stnnon'
ito poa begge SiOer, 6o itorneoe
9'nlaorerne frenl me0 9aionetterne
Ter itoo en- biIo oa frpatelig aamp,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

Gn 9ltlaorif ll0tolelie ON 1tnhis
ono Set oificellc 9lo0 u01ir" Tfri-
Der en- Ieoenoe 9lrtife( 6l. a fel-
gen0e.
0o5 BET europpi'fe 0iplontati
oprioti9t oaIfer efter 8rigen at get-
oDrette 6re6en pon 9olfon6oIbeen
0efinitibt, moo BET forrne(t qioe
9lffIo0 poo 0pret6ol0eIien af itatus
ono, t6i 0enneS 0pret6oIoelie er
mnliq efter 6e 6(ooige Dire, 9o(.
fonitaterne bar 6ro9t, o9 De be-
r6mmeliQe Seire. oere8 toppe Pr.
meer 6or bun6et arioen bor ra6i.
foft foran0ret 5itlotionen. og Ser
FOR maa 6ornloringen ben poli.
tiIfe StiIling o9Ioo blioe af raoi-
fa( }(rt Gen npe 0r6ning moa
Itaa 1Sor6oIo til 0e forbrn0ue 2lr-
meer8 Seire, til set u69nn0te 8Go6
oq Sc tore noterieIGe Dire.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

Gn enqefif llotoIelie om arigcn.
@}iniItcr G6urc5ill 6ol6t Sen 30.
Oft. / S6effiel6 en- Gale, 6oil.
fen ban uotolte 6ao6et ON. at oLre
9}otioner efter ariqens 9CfIltning
bil0c pnre cniqe ON, at Be Spergs-
nooI, Ser 6ao0e forbolot sen nmp-
reu0e ariQ life Ell Sang til 6er
fllnne bpre 2Iorio9 till en- Griq. 9(ae
8eqerinQer n0en lln0toaeIie er OPP
riqtiQ 6eitrn6t for at finoe Ell Scr.
mel Ser fan lo0e Sc frig3fereu0e
peoerfnre8 9letfpr0iQ6e0 og ppre til
@opn for 6e aonf(lften in0oifIeoe
6oGfeiloQ ari9en er u0bru6i meo
Ell brG6i1 @fSpGoiion8 mrgtiqe
9raft Soem oil0e MI ooer FOR en-
ioo0on @iuic8ntrina oriite Iiq til
at pooItao. at Stnrfen ol6rig fun
0e ppre ct 2nqent,60el, eIler 6Oen
pil6e bpre 1topri9tig nof til at er.
Hpre, at friQpriife Gpoer life fan
ipilfc noqen pitoG 9foTle iltnNe og
prefere 0ationers 9ib, eller bDert
ett6eIiq oiGoe oere too6etig nof til
ct tro at en- 9(ntaaonisme, Ser for'
flares 1cnnem Siitorien og Ttoeu
fan u0ippnes gennem @olitifcpeS oG
DipIontoters Ronoentioner, ser 10
ooq finn 6Iiber pan OperfGooen?
Storbritouien n1ao onre ruItet for
olle 9ifirG0e. Oct er go0t nof at
bore toaImo0ia beteufion og freo'
elifenoe, men oct er life nof 8i moa
ioofe0es lflttteoe Churchill ogiad
bore itprfe, ful6e df selntilGi0 %
enige
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

1aiOere - iaor ie
cc1-cSe >c>9c9eceo1S>ecSSe
DIan0c0G alc00clelCfr.
4looOroD 8ilion erflere0e 5re0ag
sIiten gteW 9orf, at ban oil ian-
Imeatol0e aongresien / @fitroie9iion
for at reDiOere loIolopen life ienere
emo 10. 2lptiI npite 2lor.
Jiegeringen / &oi6ington er Die
ben enig meO ben ru3iiife Heqering
ON Ell Son0elStraftot, ion ifal
trGoe / Ste0et for Oen al 1898,
lom life gPl0er Ipngere cn0 til BET.
te Mars llOl66. Den me Sroftot5
Sn06olO er fife en0nu offent(iagiort.
sra 0etroit Mc6., mel0eS III.
.oer / IS, at Cafe 6urou Gagen
ioruo biemi6qteS al en- al oe polo
ionnite Storne, man bar tenot
.man9e 2lor. Zen itprfe gino, 30
0a / 6imeiL lcOiaqeoe5 al Rcgn
o5 Shuo Der 6ore5 0oa life ON
ierliae llIpffcr ira Stornen
0e iiOite G1lgmel0in9er ira ga-
lfiornia giuer 9iooepclt ct 5temnle.
ontol al 66 oper @ilIon. O1en OQn.
8es Genner mener, at Ser er begaaet
8algflrif, ioo oe truer me0 at Iaoe
issooef goa iifa til aongrasien ior
Der enOeIi0 at af9ore5.
Poitmeiteren / 9ere5ioro. So.
9af., Is. u. NamsOca, 6leo forle0en
brGnot i6ieI un0er i'm 2(utomobl
San baooe uGret en- Gur 5iolu
Sails og OGlteoe, oa ban f0rte tilba-
8e. gn an0eu 0}ano, ion fortc ionl-
men meo @oimeitereh fom go0t
ira bet, men ban par life i 5taa0
Ill at reooc 0enne.
Set fortpQes pSfano." a, At en-
mtg Mano peo 9}aon aell1 6la.
6laa9b, Ger bar lit Stem 9}pr6eoen
af 2lrmolp 5o. Qof, bar plffet
og biemfort 12O @u'6cls 0}ais
10 elmer, ire Qp8, og BET oar for
0am TIM ct almn0eligt 2ogsar5ei.
De. 5 tue ll9er bar ban gennemutt-
lia puffet so 9ui5el5 ON 2a9en
Zen nuoolgte @rueruor 1emo.
frat ior 9lebroifa, So6n $. 9}ore-
bea0, fortalte Commercial Gm6 /
Oma5a forleoen 2lften, at ban pen.
Ter life at 6lpe @lwerugr len9ere
eno 10 2lor 0an ogter nemlig at
9ennelliere ct Bar Jieformer, iom
oil gore 5om unulIig for @enpdg
Com ben enc ,Rciorm ontp0e0e ban
9lnDenoelie al Stroiionger til at
forbeore Staten5 2anoepeje.
6orbsret ongooenoe 0pnanitefS-
ploiionerne iortiptteS fremOele8
indianapolis, og oet er ganife MGR.
fe 2liIlorinaer Ortie 6. 0}cWonigal
logger for 0ogen, irrli9 0a an.
goaen0e 3omes q. Mcl}omoras
9eorffter og 6ormou0en for BRO og
Observation-Disclosures 5ranf 0}
9inau ifal ogioa bope oeret flll0t
pioen0e om og bflIiget @fspIoiioner.
ne
Sra 5lpofone, Q8ai6, meloes I'M.
.0er II. Ds., at 6ormere ira mango
5tater. iom er ialnlet Der til v9aa.
tionol Grange" aoupcution fralGa
ger iq 9tniparet Tor 0e boie @rHer
paa Observation-Disclosures. 8e 6no6er
at 5ormeren foar fun 30 q 40 Bro
cent al. booo Brooufterne foiter
6orbrugeren. Der on6efale3 0larfe-
Ser, 6bor 6orbritgeren fan fsbe Oi.
refte fra 6ormeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

'of 6oilfe Ser inoban0reoe 324.
8oIo. @oulien8 9raa0lg'e. 2on.
81. 0fto6er. (5ro en- ierlig Ror-
Respondent til oeSDll. Bit."). 5 In.
Oer5uiets ll0bolg til l1noerIsgelie
al aontrnften ne0 0larconi4Selffa.
bet fremlaq0e 2or0 91o6ert @eOil
/ Dag en- Rapport oper BoltIiens
SQltem for troo0l6s Selegrnfi no.
ap6ei0et al 8oitb9SnetS og M'oriue-
mi1iiterietS Sefnifere, scr 0eri er.
flereOe, at man meo PouIiens SD-
item fon or6ei6e me0 Stprfitrgm
oDer EN- 9iitance al 900 .ntiles"
og at DC til 5ro0S for, at Goulien8
Selifa6 mo1gIe6e Gengerna0Ier, og
Der IaDne0es @rfaring for, at Der
pe0 StGrfItrem fltn0e teGegruferes
oper 2000 miles" bar ober6eDi1te
ON at q}ou0iens 0pfin0elie 6bileoe
pon eft iua6t spftem og fufOtuo
bor / Stnno til at (eie SEN Opgabe,
Der enffe6es loft op6 set Brittle
troo0ldie Groieft.
2or0 Ro6prt 6eoif be6reioeoe
Goitniniiteriet. at 6ennp 9fapport
iDnes at bare 6feben 6entmelig6orot.
Get opInItes en6b'0ere, at Sen
brittle Neqerinq 6or ienOt TO Sag
fon6i8e til Gan 15ronciifo for at
ofaioe Rapport ON 8ouliens @irf-
ion6eo Ser Rapporten ifoG ofgioes
inoreit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

en9lnno og lpif(ono 2onoon,
I. gaooenr6er. Gen toif-enge('fe 6or-
itaaeIies -aomierence bar / Gag al
6oI0t tit Slltninq5no0e @}m peo-
too en- 9}eiolntion. bpilfen Iilpeie.
brin9elien al ct beore 15or6ol0 met
lem De to 2onoe erflpreoeS n6Open-
Dig. @iter at 0e t1Ifc 2elegere0e
6ao0e u0talt en- Iof for @Giteoea.
7fo6ct. ifitteoe aonferencen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

Sbenif 1Sn0pauoring til Sperrig
Zen ipenffe 5tat8 itotiItiite 8nreou
bar u6ar6eioet en- intereSiont Oper.
iiat ooer, 6pilfen 9tationalitet 0e
1852 Ferioner t.lbsrte, iom I 1911
fom ira ltolonoet oa tos 9opel /
Snerrig
Oct oiier iig oo, at ca. 70 pGt.
al ionflige S5n0oonorere pnr af
ioenif GntionoGitet % fun ca. 28
pGt. par IoaIeoes egentlig SoritonO
frennneoe Ceres 9fntal bar 2t83,
og ca. Ell 8ieroeoeI of Oem bar
ira 6inlou0; oerefter nIIote 9ln-
tol 9pIfere, 9lmerifonere Is. n. !,
9benIfere, iom 6ap0e eu6oerpet ame,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

&omerule. 5 oct engeIfe timber.
6lls meooelte @remiernliniiter 2lS-
Quit6 for(e6en moer 0e6atten ON
Gprettclien al ct irif Senat, at ban
agte0e at ihfle betpoeIiqe 2Gnorin.
ger til BET opriuOelige iSoriGog. gf-
ter oette ifol 5euatet 6eitaa al 40
N1eolen1ner, Ser ltonppne5 al 9iig8-
regerinaen 5 GilfplOe al 2Gigong
ifltl6e oe feoige 9tooIer 6eiatte9 al
Den irTfe 93e8erino Fremiermini-
Iteren foreilaar NIL at eoentiteIle
oafonte 4}Gaoier IfoI 6eiptteS Deo
,Sorbo(08talSoala 0e6atten 6leo ms
iat for at Qipe 6ltiet GtO til at iptte
Tia ir6 I set nne Sor1Iog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

sSorilpffet goloref5peOttlon. 2(r-
c5onaeIif ! 9}oo. 2ontperen u@e-
noofo1, Der er anfomntet 6ertil ira
9}orae. meo0eler. at Oamperenv6el-
Zig @5ofa" Der sen 27. 2tuguit of-
gif berira, rapp terer, at Soptain
Se0oms 9olaref9pe0ition er forulDf-
fet. Ser er oo9 life inolo6et Be
frrftelie ira anoea Snoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

2lrreiteret Rrpit Gen norife go
itor 6aIUorien, iom ogiuo bar 9en-
neaplsiet Qonnlarf meO 1Soreorog
-onl aarIi96e0, er @fiio Soer-
rig 6lpen orreiteret ior Sp0elig-
5eo5for6rpoeIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

1e ironife Social tier ueotog Oen
3 0s paa oere9 aongres en- 0ogs-
or0en an9aoen0e Acknowledgment
Al ell ire0eli9 ltOenrigspolitif Der
0oa maa pnre 6eiflttet poo at for-
ibore Den nationale llafbpngig5eO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19
2l.W War0.

rttanf Stats6or9erreD og Oonffere,
al 5bilfe Ser inobanore0e 324.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

}to6elprGmien. Stocf5omt ,. 9}o-
pcm6cr yStocf5olm5 GiOuingen"
me00eler, at 9lo6elpremien I 9itte-
rutur eiter al 5anOipnlig6eO bill
6li0e til0eIt 2(natole 6ronce.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

8oa ct 6oipital 9tom er Sta
liens pGoite aoinOe afgooet oeo 0o-
ben en- 2t6oer al 10 9(or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

8in50iten / 6ranfrig. @ari5, 2.
}dooen6er @fter 5ooO r0}oniteur
&inieole" meo0eler, er Gin6eitens
@er0i i 6ranfrig 9lar % pGt.
6Bjere en0 5jor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19
9urnPtt runHt.

5 Ell egpptiif @pranti0e fol Der
oere fltn0et Ell 4000aarig 2e0Oe0uf-
fe, Der fan ifrige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19
BIan0f0e yllr00cIel(fr

4ooOrow 8ifon erflere0e 8reoag
sliten gtep Oort, at BAN oil iam.
nental0e aongresien / Gfitroiesiion
for at reDiOere loIolopen life ienere
emo 10. Q(pril npte 9(ar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20
.SPENCER'S DEATH
Still A MYSTERY
coRoNER's JURY SAYS SPENCER
NET HIS DEATH BY BEING SHOT
FROM THE HANDS OF AN uN-
KNoWN-JoHNsoN TELLS HIS
STORY.

Yesterday afternoon in the UNDER
taking rooms Of Ben Wasem, Coroner
Mitchell and his jury composed of
Wick w. Wood and Elmer Smith
met and discussed the cause Of Har-
vey Spencer's death. The Jury re-
turned a verdict that Spencer came to
his death on the night Of Sept. %.
1911, at IL o'clock from a wound IN
the left groin, caused by a bullet fired
from a revolver in the hands Of a per-
son unknown.
There was but one witness called,
Christ Johnson, who was with deceased
at the time he was shot. Johnson tells
he following story Of the fracas:
I have resided in Fargo all my life
and my residence is at 213 First ave.
nue. south. / have a grocery business
at "a Front street. / knew Henry
Spencer since last June. He had
been In my store two or three times.
and he was a sort of a harmless fell
low who would talk silly and made
brags.
ION the night of the shooting he
was in my store and suggested that
we get some lunch. We went 10
Armstrong; restaurant on N. p. ave
nue. and, after eating, started back
to Front street. / was Joking with
him about getting married, for he
had Just finished telling me he couId
marry a girl with a section OF land.
when a man stepped from the doorway
Of Nichols & Shepard Co. and, point
ing a gun al Spencer, said: Hands
up!' Spencer stepped to one side and
I took a step forward, and just then a
second mar stepped out and ramrned
a gun into my side and said: UP with
your hands, tool
Just al this minute Spencer made
another step sideways as though to
run, and the man who had me, start
ed towards him, and at that / ran. /
didn't get to the corner until I heard
a shot. / went to Armstrong; res
taurant and called the police. After
that / went back and saw stencer
lying on the walk. His pulse was
beating and he was making a noise.
but he died soon afterwards"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20
ABE NORDALE'S SPECIAL
Special New Bread for Family Use,
Wrapped in Sealed Cardboard
Roxes-New Product.

Abe Nordale, the pioneer baker, who
always has it in mind to produce the
finest of goods in his line and keep
abreast of the times. has made up a
special bread for family and general
use that viii no doubt prove a win
ner.
The new product is a fine large loaf
Of bread, double size and selling for
10 cents, which win be known as
ABE r.. Nordale's Special" II Is a
product OF the finest bakers art, made
in a modern, scientific, sanitary and
thoroughly equipped bakery, from abb
solutely pure and selected ingredients.
Each loaf of ABE j. Nordale's Spec
ial" bread is wrapped In d cardboard
sealed carton which is dust and dirt
proof and insures a fresh. moist Loaf
Of quality bread that Is absolutely
clean and untouched by hands from the
oven to your home.
This innovation Of Mr.. Nordale's viii
no doubt prove popular with particular
people and as the double size loaf in
| cartons sells for 10 cents. 1t makes the
cost no more than for inferior goods.
Mr. Nordaae is simply a wholesale bak-
or and his products, including this me
new bread, may be secured Of your
grocers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20
nd relatives in New york and Ney

ana relatives in New York u New
Jersey.
Mrs 8. A. CopIin OF Bismarck has
returned to her home at Bismarck
after spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. A. J. Danstrom Of Roberts street.
The latest innovation In entertaining
is what is known a a mum" party
and while the name suggests the fow-
er OF the Orient ii lis widely different.
These parties are quite popular in the
cities n one Of the most popular
and vivacious young ladies OF the
younger society set of Fargo was given
q surprise the other evening In the
form of a mum" party and not a word
was spoken. In speaking Of the party
she said: we heard a slight noise on
the front porch and going to the door,
saw ten boys standing there. They
didn't say a word, but came In and
took seats. One seemed to be spokes-
man or rather pretended to be and got
up and pretended to announce the pro-
gramme from a slip Of paper. One
boy made his bow and went to the
piano, sat down and made a pretense
of playing, never touching q key. This
was followed by another who went
through the motions Of a violin solo,
then a trombone player got up and
another who was as mute as the 9TH
ers pretended to play a mandolin. A
reading followed, as far as that could
be without saying a word and then
the party went through the motions
Of playing marbles. One wide-awake
boy to all appearance passed a box OF
candy and a game Of cards followed
without breaking the silence. I really
did not know that so many boys to-
gether could be so quiet and when
they arose to go they gave three rahs
for me and left without a word, going
through the make believe OF saying
goodbye. 1t was really a very restful
and comical way to entertain"
10
Miss Eva Mccormick very pleasant
ly entertained about twenty-five girls
last evening at her home on Fifteenth
street south. The rooms were very at
tractively decorated and a happy time
vas spent informally with games and
music. The Misses Grace Weaver,
Eva Mccormick, Helen Hauser and
Myrtle Martinson contributed to the
pleasure Of the evening with piano
selections. At 10 o'clock a fine supper
was served with pretty arrangements
and the young guests departed voting
their hostess a royal entertainer.
%
Mr.. n Mrs. Fred Kraemer have re-
turned home from their honeymoon
trip and will be at home to their
friends after Feb. /, at their new home
on Fourth street north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20
is before the workers.

The Dramatic club which has been
formed for the young people of the
washington neighborhood met last
evening for the second time. The
club Is for boys and girls Of high
school and eighth grade age and much
interest Is being taken. there being
about twenty members in the club.
Miss Amsdel OF the Western School Of
Expression will coach the club and d
little later they hope to give some
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20

the work and what has been done ana
what she hopes to do. Ofrers of. this
sort are greatly appreciated and es-
pecially at this time when the compile
ton Of the furnishing Of the new
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20

Mrs. Wallace Brown and Mrs. wal
ter Brown Of Armenia were guests ia
the city the past week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20

II. sprake. The club has signified
their willingness to- assist Miss Top
ping In her reclamation work anon
girls and she accepted with pleasure
an invitation to speak to them about
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20

The man who used dog hairs ia
making counterfeit Bills might sd
cured by d bite Of the dog
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20

Mrs. w. u. mclaughlin ana two
children who have been the guests Of
Mrs. McLaughlin's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. III. Cork Of Eleventh street
north. left last evening for their home
at Devils Lake.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Farrand and son,
Jack, Of North Broadway returned
Wednesday evening from the east,
where they went to spend the holi-
days. while away they visited friends
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20

Miss Lillian Topping OF the Florence
Crittenton home left this morning for
Casseltons where she will speak this
Afternoon before the ladies OF the
Rirthday club. who meet With Mrs. w.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20

plays. This is Of the interesting
organizations connected with the
neighborhood work and promises to,
be 8 most successful one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20

grand masquerade bali on Thursday
evening. Jan. rs. in Prizes hall in this
city. All friends of the order are COR
daily invited to attend.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20

The Mayfiower camp OF the Moor
head Royal Neighbors viii give d
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-08-02

naciously 10 an ideal " wumanhood
which could not be lowered. However
Interested be might otherwise feel
no Christie Maolorc could ever find
entrance into the dceps uf his heart
where dwolt alone the memory Of his
mother
He found the other horses turned
into tho corral and was able. from
their restless movements. TO decide
they numbered eight a FIRE, nearly
cNtinguishcd. glowcd duly at the
farther corner Of the enclosure, and
he crawlcd close enough to distinguish
the recumbcnt forms OF men sleeping
about II on the ground Apparently
no guard had been set. the fellows be.
Ing worn out from their long ride. and
confident of safety In this isolated
spot Besides, llawley had probably
assumed that duty. and told them 20
get whatever sleep they could How
ever. the gate Of the corral opened be.
side their fre. and Keith dare not
venture upon roping any Of their
ponies. or leading them out past
where thoy slept There might
be clippers In the cabin with which he
/ could cut the wires yet n one Of the
gang awokc and discovered the herd
absent. II would result In an alarm.
aud lead TO early pursuit. II was far
safer TO use their own ponies lie
would lead llawley's horse quietly
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-08-02
Easy Which She Rode Relieved Him Of Anxiety

through the water. and they could
mount on the other shore. This plan
settled. he went at II swiftly, riding
the captured animal while rounding
up the others. and fastening the three
TO stunted trees on the opposite bank.
Everything within the cabin remained
exactly as he had left II. and he briefly
explained the situation. examing HaW.
ley's bonds again carefully while do.
ing so.
He'll remain there all right until
his men hnd him." he declared. posi-.
lively. "and that ought 10 give US a
good six hours start Come. Miss
Hope. every minute counts now"
He held her arm. not unconscious on
It's round shapeliness. as he helped her
down the rather steep bank through
the dense gloom. Then the two men
Joined hands. and carrying her be.
tween them, "63sd the shallow
stream. The horses, not yet sufficient
~ rested 10 be- risky. accepted their
burdens meekly enough, and, with
scarcely word spoken. the three rode
away silently into the gloom OF the
night
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-08-02
GETTING FOWLS
READY FOR FALL
PuIiets Should DO Put by Them.
DeIveB an They wiii DO
Better and Grow
Much Fnnter.

AZ soon M the sex can be deter.
mined. II Ia well TO put the pullets by
themselves They will grow faster
and do better. In fact, they should be-
fed differently from the cockcrels. for
you will want TO get them In shape for
early egg production.
Now. II IL not well TO force them
prematurely into egg production. but
II is best TO get them In condition 10
that they will begin to lay during the
fail. This is the harvest time. for II
Is then that you viii get the highest
prices paid for eggs. II you have n
nice lot of pullots that are laying dur
Ing the fall and early winter, you Will
get splendid returns from them,
These pullets, as soon AS separated,
should be given u cloun house and
kept free from lice. II you find when
making the division that fome Of them
have lice. II should be well TO powder
them aud put them all In small
house. where you can attend TO them
before putting them IN their regular
quarters. Feed plenty Of bran and