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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25
A STRONG ARGUMENT FOR TOTAL
ABSTINENCE.

Whatever their differences in other
directions, social workers in Europe
seem to be agreed on one point;
namely, that one who is working to
save victims of the drink habit, must
in order to be successful, be himself
a total abstainer. Experience, says a
writer in Life and Health, has shown
that a moderate drinker can not work
with advantage for the permanent
uplift of drink victims. Total abstin-
ence is the only safe ground for one
who has been drinker; and the only
one who can inspire in drinker the
ambition to be absolutely free from
the habit is one who is himself total
abstainer. The fact, conceded even
by some who favor the restriction as
against the abolition of the liquor traf-
fic, is a strong argument in favor Of
total abstinence, on the principle
stated by Paul: "Wherefore, if meat
make my brother to offend, I will eat
no flesh while the world standeth,
lest make my brother to offend"
1 Cor. 1913.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25

In the course of his address at
the unwilling Of the statue of
Bishop Carroll ON the campus Of
Georgetown University on May 4,
Attorney General Wickersham, the
personal representative of Presi-
dent Taft, pronounced a eulogy on
Archbishop Carroll in the course
of which he said:
John Carroll was far more
than great prelate. He was the
father of religious tolerance in
America and had the good for
tune to live in a state that will be
known for time immemorial as the
preserver of religious freedom in
the United States. He was diplo-
mat, statesman, prelate all in one,
founder of a great university, first
Archbishop Of Baltimore and init
mate with Franklin, Washington
and Jefferson
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25
WELSH DISESTABLISHMENT.

A bill for the disestablishment
of the Anglican Church in Wales
has been introduced into the Brit
ish Parliament by Mr.. McKenna.
With the exception Of a few
changes it is the same as that in
troduced in 1909 by Mr.. Asquith.
The purpose Of the bill is to bring
about a discontinuance Of the rela-
tions between Church and State in
Wales which made the Anglican
Church the one established by law.
In support of the measure Mr..
McKenna urged that there was a
demand for disestablishment on
the part of the voters. More
over, less than one-quarter of the
active religious people of Wales
are adherents of the Anglican
Church. In view of this is it not
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25
THE CURSE OF MEXICO.

The greatest curse to the laborers
of Mexico, says Engineering Magazine,
is not bad politics, but the natural al
coholic drinks, tequila and mescal
These drinks are concocted from the
juice derived from the maguey plant
AS long ago as 1848 distinguished
scientist, after careful analysis of
tequila, and the determination of
harmful oil in the beverage along with
an unusually high percentage of alco-
hol, stated that the race which persist
ed in using this drink would in time
disappear. Historians have suggested
that the mysterious and complete an
Inhalation of the Toltecs about the
year 1000 A. D. was probably due to
their excessive use of such liquor.
This drink was spread over Mexico
only in the last fifty years. The plant
was first extensively grown near the
town of Tequila, in the state of jail
isco. Today the traveller can travel
through thousands of acres given up
entirely to the cultivation of this plant.
The greatest good that anyone could
do in Mexico, far greater than the ex-
tension of education, would be the sup
preston Of the traffic in tequila and
mescal. But the trade is In the hands
of such strong vested interests" and
the profits are SO enormous, that it is
highly improbable that the peon will
be saved from himself, and he will 60
on drinking tequila, getting intoxicated
on Sundays and fiestas, crying viva
Liberdad." One wishes for the South
African law in Mexico, which absolute
ly forbids the sale of intoxicating
liquors to the kaffirs. IL tequila was
kept from the poems, their efficiency
would be greatly increased.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25

The way to lead divine life is to
put a divine motive at the back Of the
cares, the duties, the labors, the pains,
the anxieties of every day, and to do
our part as well as we can for Gods
sake. IL we live for Him and by Him
no longer we who live, but He who
lives in U.S. The morning Offering of
the works of the day and frequently as
pirations in the course of the daily
task, will keep us consciously In the
presence Of God and assist us to be
true to our supernatural purpose.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25

During the first week Of May a
solemn Iridium was celebrated in
Tyburn Convent, England, in
honor of the English martyrs of
penal days. The procession which
passed over the road taken by
them on their journey to the scat
fold proved how greatly devotion
to these martyrs has increased of
late years. Some hundreds of
members of the Guild of Our Lady
OF Ransom took part in the process
sion from Newgate to Tyburn.
The small chapel of Perpetual
Alteration which stands over the
spot wherein the gallows was
erected was crowded with pilgrims
at the close Of the Iridium. They
knelt outside of the chapel and
crowded every inch Of available
space. His Eminence Cardinal
Bourne, gave the Benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament which
brought the devotions to a close.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25

The first reception rendered to
His Excellency, the Apostolic Del
egate, after his arrival in Wash
ington, was by the Catholic Uni
versity. On May IA he was the
guest of it's faculty and students.
After the luncheon the Right Rev
erend Mgr. Shahan, Rector of the
University, voiced it's welcome for
the distinguished guest and told of
the esteem which His Excellency
had already won from Catholic
America. In reply Archbishop
Bonzano dwelt on the future of
the Catholic University and paid
tribute to what he had seen of
Catholic life and influence since
his arrival in America. He was
then introduced to the members
of the faculty, the student body
and the visiting clergymen.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25

During the week the students of
Manchester College listened to an
address by the Rev. Alberto Clot,
delegate of the Waldensian Church
for the United States and Canada,
who spoke on the value of his
church in developing the immi-
grant from Italy into good citi-
zen of this country. His quail
fcations to speak on this subject
may be judged from the fact that
he "has recently been in Palermo,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25
THE EASTER DUTY.

E~~~~>
closes on Trinity Sunday, June 2.
This means that only one week re-
mains in which those who have
failed to comply with the precept
of the Church regarding the per-
Torrance Of the Easter duty can
fulfil that obligation. Since the
first Sunday Of Lent Catholics
have been exhorted to attend to
this important duty at the earl
lest opportunity. The majority
of them, no doubt, have bark
ened to this salutary advice, and
have shown their practical Catho-
licity in the way in which the
Church wishes them to show it.
It is safe to say, however, that
up to the present no inconsider-
able number of Catholics have fail
ed to satisfy this obligation.
Even if there were only
few, the number would be too
great. The Church does not wish
that single one should neglect
this all-important duty. It may
be said that, as a general rule, few
Catholics neglect their Easter duty
for any other reason than indif-
ference. The majority put it off
until the eleventh hour not because
they do not want to fulfil the obi
cation, but through a habit of
postponing until the very last mo-
ment what they consider a hard
ship. If they would only receive
Holy Communion more frequently
they would understand how easy
it is to make the necessary prepa-
ration for it.
The precept Of receiving Holy
Communion during the Easter
season is one which binds under
pain Of grievous sin. If one who
has incurred this penalty dies
without having repented of his
neglect the outlook for his saliva
ton is not very consoling. Now
adays, the performance of ones
Easter duty is the test of practical
Catholicity which has been set up
by the Church; and he cannot
be regarded as a good Catholic
who is unwilling to be judged by
this standard. Let all, therefore,
who have not yet approached the
tribunal of penance in order to
prepare for the worthy reception
of Holy Communion during the
Easter time, take advantage Of the
few days that remain to make
their peace with God. Do not post
pone the performance Of this duty
until the eve of Trinity Sunday lest
there be gathered around the con-
fessional so large a number that
an opportunity will not be afford
ed to all to bare their souls under
the absolving hand of the priest
1t may be the last chance that
many will have to perform their
Easter duty. Life is uncertain and
ne who is not always prepared to
give an account of his stewardship
must be likened to the foolish vir.
gins who, when the Bridegroom
came, were not ready to sit with
him at the marriage feast.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25

safeguard what they call her
rights should study the history
of the past in order to arrive at
a just estimate of the value Of
these rights upon which they place
so much insistence.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25

His Holiness the Pope has rati-
fed the recommendation of the
Consistorial Congregation by ap-
pointing the Rev. P T. Ryan, pas
tor of the Church of St. Francis
Xavier, Renfrew, Ont, Titular
Bishop Of Clazomenae, and Auxil-
larry to the Right Reverend N. z.
Lorrain, D. D., Bishop Of Penn
broke, Ontario.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25
SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1912.

The vigil of Pentecost, Satur-
day, May 25, is a day Of fast and
abstinence on which, however, the
usual exemption in favor Of work
ing people is allowed.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25
AN AFRICAN CURSE.

It is estimated that not less than
100000 Africans die annually from
the effects OF drinking alcoholic
liquors.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25

Entered as second-class matter, Jan
uary II, 1911, at the post office, st.
Paul. Mimi. under Act Of March 8. 1879.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25

Rev. JAMES M. REARDoN, Editor.
S. L. O'CoNNoR, Business MANAGER.
B. P. KoLEsKY, Advertising Manager
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
Ppor oYbt err Papet?

Get er life 100 aar, ii6en Den 10.
ltemattIfe unOeriegelie al Sapopb-
oerne begpnote. Wan neie0eS / ito.
ligere Cher iom Regel meo at I'M.
oeriege Sapbunbens geIfaffenbeo
paa ilige Steoer, bpor oct fltnoe bape
getpbning for Sfibsfarten, altiaa for
bet meite paa De errnbeite 9eIe al
Sapet. Sen rent pioenifabelige geo.
grarlfe Srteresie, iom / bore Gage
ogiaa omfatter ilise Steoer, bOor re.
gelmRsiig Sfibsfart panifeLig fan
t9nfes, ubItrafte | oct 19oe 9(arbun.
oreoe bare lin 8irfiombeo til Soro-
operflaben, life Sanets 9pboe. Ser
ipneS life at bore giort noget 5orleg
pua at unberisge Sapbunben pua De
bpbere Ste6er fsr / 1918, ba 8olar.
foriferen Sobn Rois uoierte ipitema.
tiife 9pblobninger gahinsbugten.
Seraf fom BET, at Der, ba ben plan.
lagte transatIantiife aabeI / Mioten
af Bet 19oe aarbunoreoe bragte SSn.
tereSien for Sapets 9pboe paa 8ane,
funoe berite en- sanife epentprlig
Soreitiling ON atIanterbaoets Spb.
De. Nan regneoe ielo / Sagfrebie,
at Oct funoe pGre 14-t5 Sim. opbt,
og at &abeIen piloe bIi uoiat for ct
meset tort Srpf / lige 8pbber. en-.
feIte ieilastise Raalinser birrcg
osiaa til at feite oenne forfierte an.
ifuelie. Sir Glarf 8ois, en- ReUs al
ben openior nGpnte. Sobn Rois, Der
Iigeiom Tin Sntel bar ifabt iig ct
Rapn paa Rolariorifningens og Gpb.
oemaaIinsens Smraaoe, pil I. gr. /
@aret tS43 melem graiilien % ct.
Selena bape naaet en- Tpbbe al SAP
Reter. ia ben engelife aaptein Ga-
BAN panitanr enoogiao. at ban ! aa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
Siarmen, 5nset % Sdpen

Der % Der. Seq tienoer en-, iom bar
en- I'm SelifabsfloIe ppntet meo I'm
geoitefars 8ureieIer (meo 8eipeft
at iige). 9isie bar nemIis brooeret
paa fort "Scrim" meo oct npoeIiglte
aorsitings. 9rooeri / fine 6arper %
meb iaa finiine Sting, at pore Nu-
tibSsine n9iten life fan taale at ie
paa bert. RnpeI, fsrit bleo grooe.
riet gneoet oper meo Ammonia %
8ano for at friife op Saruerne, iaa
bIep oct last paa ct tpft gaoebaano.
flpoe og presiet eoot, berpaa bIeo
Ser lat tort SiIfe uuber- for Of
"Scrimmen" life ifitIoe ie sraa no
= % fort Chiffon ouer- % Oct
Ioa no iom bet melt iielbne % Itne
orientaIife grooeri man funoe t9nfe
iig. 90 Of eamIe Sofopuoer ipet
ureb aorsiting fan en- gobt fIippe no
Roierne eler andre 9lomiter og fGl.
be Dem inc / merfe &ioIer meo Gbif'
ION oper. 9e bill alto ta9e Jig goot
no, ga oisie samIe Sorsitin9S.Slom
iter altio bapbe iaabanne pafre Sfat.
terinaer. Der err mango Here gamle
Soaer Ell fumbe uonptte, men Del
foor lea Ifripe ON n9Ite Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
Sarmrn np Buprn.
9sstseret at en- praftif 6armer.
&Ibperbp % Gnflage.

Siloen pil blipe mere % mere al.
minbelig omtrent belle Sanoet oper,
% oct er, iom oct ifaI pere. Usell
man fan iige, bpuo man iige bill =
gniilage er ct eniioigt Sober. Der
mac 9ipes enten. @ren eaer &leper.
bs atueo @~niilagen. Nu % @rsn.
priierle er blepne iaa bsie og ipneS
babe ubiigter til at oebblipe beie,
falOer oct ofte altfor bprt of gioe I.
@r. Melfetrterne oct @rsn, De buroe
faa atpeb @niilagen. Oct er oertor
ON at gisre at aple 8lguer.
@n 4cre goot 8Isperfrs piloe for.
Ipne Sarmere flelt meb alt bet Srp,
De pilbe iaa paa ct @ar. Sor Sar-
mere ileit buroe oct bore mlligt OF
flrnne ople sobt alsoerfre paa en-
Icre gobt 2ano bpert Iar. 6orle.
ges bsr oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
WaTimfrait paa Tarmen.

Great Hortbern @anen oabneoe !
gegpnoelien at gfai lin npe Srtle
ira ben fanaoiife @rGrie iro I'll
@innipeg, % BET nnieeS iom bete9'
neube, at Oct fsrite Srogttog ira De
Soreneoe Stater til bette Ganaoos
Chicago par laitet meo TRACTORS, Der
mere % mere fortrPuger SeItefraIt
paa Sarmen. 9ette Sragttog bar
forreiten BET lGngite / lit Slags,
nemlig life minbre emo 102 Sogne,
trufne al fire 2ofomotioer, og bGffet
Of 9anuere OF Stag, isrenoe ct Whi'
iifforps meb fig unOer bette fsrite
Ertumftog inc paa Ganooas SIetter,
pafte Soget flor Spii9t unoer lin
Teiie fra ct. Saul til 8imripeg.
2%abningen beitoo al 101 <melp
Silpla Sractors, CT &umelp SrG'
ifemaifiner og 139 &irnelp 8eroiene
Sanfs, peienbe tiIianmen LOO
Cons. 89roien al otsie 8arer par
omtrent 100000, "a De forloo ga.
brifen, men paa @anaoaS 8rrno oil
be foite meget mere, 90 Der ioruoen
Sragtomfoitninger fommer $4,000
/ Solo, bpilfen Slm altiaa tilfIsO
Ganaoas Sfatfamler.
8eltlige CANADA fan life burtig
NOT faa anifdffet fig Waifinfrait
iitebetfor Seite, trobS iaabanne bel
oige Snbrpfninger iom Ben open.
nGpnte. Sper af bsie 101 Mimelp
Silplta Tractors fam nfgipe al ben
nsbpenbige aratt til at bprfe fra $40
til 1000 Icres 2anb, % tiliammeu
pil bisie Maifiner e~rItatte $500
SeIte, ielp ON oisie StaoIbeIte life
bripes mere emo s q 10 elmer ON
8agen, iitebetfor of be / @irfeligbc.
ben ofte boloeS eaoen6e ira IA iii
90 elmer bagIig. Meget bill iouIe.
oes itbrettes meo en- Sprienoing iom
opernaonte, men ian gisreS ser ionl.
tioig opmerfIom poa, at Der | oeit.
lige Canada Iigger 200 MiGioner
gcres 2anb, Der enonu life er be.
rert at Elog. Oct er forreIten life
bare Canada, Der beannoer at an.
penoe fun mefoniif 3roft poa Sor.
men, tbi RitmeIp 60, ien6te omtrent
iamtioig 100 &ognlabninger Srac.
tors og Sreifemaifiner til Rebroifa8
Sarmere, forrben boab Gofotnerne
og andre HorooeIitater / @aar bar
mobtaaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07

man etpar Sunbreoe &iIometer IPr.
ger Spo 10 Meter itsrre Gpboe. %.
iaa ct Steo beo Songdserne lob0et
man 9184 Weter. ~Suscarora" bleu
iaaleoes ~betpoelig o%oertruffet og ga.
eperets Ssioe bar ilaaet al 8eroeus.
bapets Spboe.
Nen life beller ben 1927 Reters
9pboe iif Soo I'll at pore Den itsrite,
for Spmaalingsifibet ~Rero" opoa.
seoe, bu De 5oreneoe Stater Loo SAP.
bunoen unoerisge for at l9gge en-
ltor aabeI meQem Gan Srancisco og
Silippinerne Ell S9nfning, "Rero".
3pbet, 1888 Wteter, iOm ben Dag
ibag er bet iterite maalte Spb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07

granger Dc en- Spmaifine? "Sus
pennen" er ina sob ioui nosen anben
til Den 6ohbeIte Bris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07

Saa oil bog M ife peo Suium |
SIesoig, boor De uaturlise 6orholo
ligger iGrlig goot I'll for at funne
uonptte ganofrafteu. SGt no foe
apiteu ligger Der Zen ROrbitrauo.
9enue oil III pe6 Samarbeioer BIZ
ior6umbet meo Saitlanoet paa Den
Dtaa0e, at Der 6annes 10 Sunobas-
finer meo i~orltieaig Ssioebeliggen.
beo, % bporaf oet bsieit beIigsenoe
er 60 DtaaL itort, mems oet lapere Zig
geuoe mailer 80 Waal. geo ct iin.
orig Sluieanl9g opnaues berigien.
mem Gunoialo, iom fan rtoupttes pea
Surbtner. Gbbe og 6loo bringer
ganoet i beage Sasitner til Sab Ell.
Ter Sttgen, ioet Der itabis biz en-
Ripeauiorifiel melem Dem inSbpr.
oes.
Dor Slide angir life be nHrmere
3etalier % 4nl9ggets Stprfe.
Senne ma BOG oGre b~etpoeIig, ioet
Strsm ira 1913 al ifal leperes til
life minore emo 700 Sogue | areo-
iene SsnSer, S~lensbors SleSoig,
gcfernisroe, G~enosbora 9itmarifen.
sailm os eiberiteo. (af "gtrgbl."s
tefn. Meboel.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07

esHe "rsesraa. Softer" III sIRst % gens
uer ! bet aaTIe eano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
6alfeaos
300 om Wc&inlep
til SpptprtS!

st &eituplas paa omtrent 40
@remplarer at benne bergmte
Bog ON ben enbnu mere berpm=
tie usafbulote Ireiibent @iaiam
Mc8inlep, be SOr. Staters Mar=
tpr>Y relibent lfal hi iaa lanst
Oplaset refer ienbe portofrit
til bore 4bpnuenter for 6Oe eler
meo Soften" ct glar for $1.6O.
Spsen, ipm er elegant inbbunoet, inoe-
5oloer 426 Sioer meb benpeo 100 Soto
sraier bppraf mango fra Br9iioentens
iibite Gieblitte ps Se~srapelien. Sno'
boloet er / aortbeb Tom fplser: GHiaHos
f9rSis Seretniug pni Morott, SsoeHs
Sfpgst, S%ortganstu, gesrapeliesetrtmos
nierne, Sans Striomff, Gutte= % Siolt=
oastnt, Sans 9Bbtbaut Tom SolSat,
Sasfsrtr, Sfatsmano, GmperHsr % Yr6=
ibeut. Sc Yriucipper ban forf1gteoe og
be Sriumfer ban upuaatbe % bans gin |
Sitmmet. StsnotH: guariismen, bens
Sitorie, SnSfpoelfe o. 5arlisbto meo
Gu S%eiiriptIie at RoroereHs siusbiftprie.
aHHaf Senns nm msoens ben IT at faa!
B: ANUNDSeNS PUBLISHING co.
DEBORAH, IOWA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
Gag fat itror.
HnlG9eet al nye finicr al u. 6. & :. Sc 9ancn oil
aabnc ier nys Gcuntyeri
$yrpeitliae Kanias.

9isie Gpuntper er Gran. Salteu, Stepens,
Nortpn. Stantou % Grant, ale Ilao o.
ubergrt Yrairie.
vi bar ijpbt 500 al be beoits apnrtieftio'
ner al oenne irugtbare Soro o. pil iRlge
benz, belt til oirfeIiSe Settlere, for ira
81 800 III $2,40O pr. 8part.
Sprobunosn sr opb, rig % ourabef. Ni
Sen fan irembrinaes ale De apliueer, Ell
tiosmRsIig Farmer oil oDrte. 7u fan PED
at ioranore bin Srugsmaaoe irembrinse net
op bpao ou ~fortioen aoIer.
Zen eneiie @runo for, al bette iortriulise
2ano er forbIeoet ubrugt. par Maagel paa
Sernbane. 9e Iotale Warteoer tunoe life
mootage Soroens &rooutier. 3enne Sius
orin9 er M i~lernet. 3ette Strgss 5remtio
er iitret.
Selp uoeu Setnbdue bar oenne ggn enaet
iremao. 5armerne aoleoe og iofgte / ggbet
al 1911 forltIe lige Yroontter og boIot en-
notwithstanding barb $1,937,1S, og bapoe
pna Saanoen lite ,5dnnar 1912 al Sreaturer
og Ngerbrugsprooufter uRro $3,6S9,042.
9eite err 5remtioeus 9aHo. Snoen ina
War oil bet ~npopenoigpis blipe en- Del al oct
ltorarteoe Susoebelte / 8nnins. aigb MI OF
ora9 Joroel al be ltigenpc Barber. Spis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
3rattperf orepet
pco Gbbe % Vloo

Som befienot bar man lenge inioe.
ret Yroblemet ON anoenbelie al Sa.
pets Stigen % 5aloen I'll groout.
ton al eleftriif energi; naonlig bar
Der peo Den brittle aanal iaapel paa
enselif Tom paa iranif SIDE pPret
foreilaaet iaaoanne a%raftperf. uoen
at BET Dog er os ~befielot, at Der ira
5anfe er saaet ooer til Gambling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07

ou neoiRt!er Gig pad bette 9ano o. uouifler
Del. fommer Stigntngen iud meget burtisere.
Ia bet slennem autierue bleo betienot.
glort, at SantG 5e uiloe bpgge en- 9inie
glennem otsle 9ountper, begpnote Otter,
ipprgller ON, buoroan 9duoet tuuoe er9pl.
oes, al Itrpmme ino. Otter et5ie giters
lpersIler bar iulgt Here Salg.
Spis on tlgbrr NJ oI on iittert bape
5o%rtiereite.
Seno eiter Dor upe Bog, fortrIenoe netop
hoproan Sduoet Ier no og huao or fan uente.
Zen iortRler ON be melt IsRnenoe auIinaer.
Zen iortRller ON be ioctale 5orholoe, Iom
ou oil 'inoe benz. Sogen augioer BriieH paa
Gano % De lette BettnseIier Der bpoes. Zen
betpoer Eenss for big.
VI Sreptort oil brtnge big oeure Bog.
uoiplo oeHne aupon o. ieno ben ioaa.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-16
Nsw Yorker IN the PROVINCES.

~ ~WN Nbfs&&N&
Don't toll them out In the prow
lnces that you are q New Yorker"
remarked an old-tims drummer" 70 a
younger commercial traveller, "oF
they will stick you half the time.
Here's an instance: / was Just start.
Ing home from a city in the far west
and a few minutes before train time
broke the glass In my watch. There
was a watchmaker's shop opposite the
station, and ! rushed In with a request
for hasty repairs, as l was just start.
Ing for New York. The watch me
chanio looked me over, and apparent
~ sized me up as a New Yorker. He
went to his bench, fooled around for
q minute or two, snapped the case
shat handed me the timspiece and
demanded 30 cents. ] poked the
watch In my pocket and caught the
rear platform as the train rolled cut.
When ] looked at the watch an hour
later there was no sign Of q csyEtl
In h"-Nsw York Tribune.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-16
Naticc "a nEarahara Sole.

United States of America. District Of
Public notice is hereby given, that
dated November 20. 4. b. 1912. issued
out OF the District Court, OF the United
States for the District OF North Dakota,
on a Judgment rendered In said u
on the 9th day of January, A. D.. 1911,
in favor of Max Stern in his capacity
as trustee in bankruptcy OF tho es-
tate of Dave Nafalin, bankrupt, and
against Sam Paper n Abraham
Yoffey, co-partners under the firm,
Metal company. / have, on this 18th
day Of December, A. D., 1912, levied
upon the following described real es-
tate. situated in the County of Cass,
and State OF North Dakota, to-wit:
Lot number WI (2) In block number
one "a in the original Townsite or
Fargo, North Dakota, according to the
certified plat OF said townsite, now city
thereon belonging to Sam Paper, one OF
the above named defendants. Also lot
number fifteen (15l in block number
two (2) in the Original Townsite of
certified plat of said town, now city of
Fargo, also the two houses thereon. be-
longing to Abraham Yoffey, n of the
above named defendants, and that ]
viii. accordingly offer said real estate
for sale, at public vendue to the high
est and best bidder, for cash, on the
18th day of January, A. d. 1913, at 10
o'clock "A. M. at the front door Of the
Court House, in Fargo, Cass County.
Dated, Fargo, N. D.. December 18th.
A. D. 1912.
u. S. Marshal, District OF n. ID.
BY c.. w. Haggart, Deputy.
Richmond, Jackman e. Swanson,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Madison. Wis.
(Dec, I6-23-3o. Jan. 6~la.1