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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-05-29
''HIGHLAND HALL,

and being the same property which was
conveyed to the said Annie l.. Felty by
Robert x. Henderson and \. }. Wilson, by
deed bearing date August 9Th 1903, and re
corded among the Land Records of Garrett
County aforesaid, in Liber No. p, folio rs.
This Property is improved by a
large, frame, substantial Hotel
Building in good condition.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day OF sale.
d. J. BLACKISTON.
Attorney named in Mortgages.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-05-29
Saturday, June 9TH, 1913
AT 10 O'CLOCK \. NJ,

Al 10 % CLOCK y. NJ.
In front of the First National Bank in Oak
land, Garrett county, Maryland, offer at Pub
lie Sale to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate, situate and lying in
Mt. Lake Park, i'm Garrett County, Mary land,
FIRST. All that lot or parcel of ground stu
uate and lying in Mt. Lake Park, known on
the plat OF Mt. Lake Park as Lot No. gO9,
and more particularly described i'm a deed
for the same from John Felty. Jr.. and wife
to Annie l.. Felty, dated March 18th, 1903,
and recorded among the Land Records of
Garrett County aforesaid.
This Property is improved by a
good, substantial two-story
Frame Store Room and Dwell
ing House.
SECOND. All that lot or parcel of ground
situate ana living in Mt. Lake Park afore-
said, known and described as Lot No. gu,
on the plat Of Mt. Lake Park, which said
plat is recorded in the ONCE of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Garrett County; said
property being known by the general
name OF
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-05-29
Monday, June 2, 1913,

to appoint District Assessors and transact
general routine business.
by order of the Board.
\. G. ROSS Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-05-29
Commissioners Meeting.

OFFICE OF THE /
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR GARRETT Co.
OAKLAND, MD, May II, 1918. !
The Board OF County Commissioners for
Garrett County, Maryland, will meet in
their Otfice in the town OF Onklamd. ON
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-05-29

An Advertisement in this PAPER
will pay.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-28

go ftdben Sie an mir nur Den
@eiIt uno niht Die 5rall?"
,Grdfin!"
Sin Glutbblid itammt aug tbreH
FONT 10 talten 2tu9en gu lbm blnuotr,
Danfl eiebt Iis ibrsm pIer0e etnsn le'a-
ten Sdlaa NIT Der Gsrte uno ldBt e
nit IpIem 3iigsI nett ous8r'itsn: eT
folet ibr, 10 jogen tie sin4 3ettlon9
nebeneinanoer ber, big Iie Die 4nbob'
aeponnen, bic in Der NGbe beg tlelntn
SS!edens 2aubah, nahs b*l SooIeh5
Die 8egeno front.
9lus Dem 0alDe herauatrstsno, 9d'
man bier einen neiten umbIld upe'
Berg unb ShaI, ourh has Ith oe'
8bein in pieIen Win0unqen ME EN-
9robe iilberne SdIan9e 5ieht. Dor
griibi ppm jsnIeitigen llfer be HnIn
2abned beriiber, aus ben lufti9en U|or
esnnsbeln bsrppr tauht 9rau lDIs De-
5els, auT Dem iis ii6 srbebt, bic aIte
trpbige 5eite Wurtsburg smpor.
Wie iebt tiefer 9ottesfrie0e uber D.:
bon Der Morsenionne getiibtsn Gano
ihaft liest, bsntt man niht, ouB ol,c
bier emit blutise aGmpfe gstObt Il
benz uraltsn, etpisen Rtnsen Inn Oi
Serrihaft Der Groe.
(fortiebuna fplgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-28

terliiiseir BON ieinen Jodtern un0
ihr aniertiaen lies, oieIc bate gerno
dnfallis 9eiehen iino iebr bclpnnoert.
Gas iuore iiher EN- paiieliocs 8c.
ldcnf. Sb cs lbm jest nod sSrelloe
mahen fpiiroe2
lie ssilngicr Ieate ein blares
ssadenfleio nit ieioener Scnlnblilie 5ns
red)i imo fragte babel, mos Die Som.
tclie beiltc iiir cinc abcnotoilette lpab.
len ipoilte.
ssIhcnotoi!cttc 2"
Stef fubr ans ibrcm 0riibeln elrs
|por.
I'D, meroe mid pon jcBt ob cirt-
fadcr flcioem, Siru. Nan lcbt bier il
IT'LL mo mein 9railtlaam
ipiinIdlt es~. fiigte lie 5oacritn binSu,
2ina id,iittcltc mir nit uerlt0hle'
Incm 2ddtcln Den aopf
Milo gern mifte bic Gomteiie cen
| biIbihen Scrrn 2on0rntb mobl bod
bnben, mcnn tie ibm allies 81 BeIal'
len ibnt, Sonocrbnr!
fSortIeBuna ieIet.)
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Ser aaa,pf nm bas Giieababn'
Oeihmaoer.

gDer ipeib, mas es au beoeutenb bat,
monate!ona bon Der Delt ubadhnits
ten su lein, teine 8riefe o0er Ie.s.
gramme su besommen. nit syrennosn
nidt purh ben Gernipredxr Dsrttbren
All t0nnen unb babel beim sSehIen olsr
giIsnbabnsiise uno fonitiger gsrbin'
punaen bas Gefpenit Der hunaersnotb
INNER brobenbr Dor ilh oufitei1en 5li
feben, Der besrsifi, NIT iDeifler Irtuos
aud mir Geutfhe chihuahua ols
aunbe pernohmsn, bob bic ppn ben
aufriibrern aeri.Orte 8abn na6 eiu'
onb ssuares 10 melt notbbirftia lpis+
Der beraeitellt iei. boB am Ditnitas
Den 90. syuli, elm 3ua DDn G5ihuohuo
noh Der amer;tonifhtn Oren5t ob.
atten sperbe. Gin 3ugg Rein, cir
aonaes G6l0HtaefG fGwcber bon fnnpi
ldutersinanbss fahpenbfn 3assn. @ie'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-28
Wof3ogen naf 0sm 9i&s

w0f3osen auf 0sm 9i8s
termarft. Cine Der ItsttH Rul'
mern as g6rinblaiiss fiir ben beat'
Ifen guhbanbel .ntbali iOlgsnbss Sn.
ierai:. Sh iuhe fur msin 2tbsnspsrt
fir msins bihisriIdsn Qsiitunssn ipie
fiir msins inriftitsl.rii6s Wurtt.
iuaore einen .gsrlssersW sWd5sn@, ter
mir bnrh sin feitss eintomm.n frsiss
S6affsn srmOsIiht. 3ipei Drudisriiae
D1no< fir ben Weihnahtsmarsi poss
Iiegeno. Tnrmiinbi. Rsinharbisipes So.
grnit Grsi6srr BON Molsogsn." -
Els Jnisrat s.ist. btmsrten baau bic
,Wiinhtnsr QsutiisH Nadrihitn..
hat itlbii sinsm 10 bsllsbt.n nno ileis
bigsn Nnior ipis grnit BON Wolsogsn
aud btute nod bic Sorgsn nift fern
iinb. Gs 5eis. ubsr aud gang ben ed5.
ten frifnen WolSosen, Der tsin falf6ss
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Roth bsrt ausfprihi. mo e. Iih Ollie
p<ripridt. Nofitntli6 bat isiR SMrit;
ben csniini4tsH Grfcls.
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(5ortiebung ioIet.)
SrnnSeisentbnmsabertrasxnsen
Gincinnati, 27. Stt

s0enrn 0er0tug, Sruttes. an ,Sobn p.
5aripn; % bel 100 SUB an Der Wara
rem Ipsnue In RorDoob. 81.
Sohn s. Sili an Spiepb 8ube L..
$3.50 bsi 80 SUB, msbr obsr penigsr,
an Der Sitieite Der 0amiItpn 9lps. 81.
5rant ID. 2epi an William ..
StaIoer, Got Rc. 19 Don 3epon plaes
in Deer 9art. 81.
2orsn5 &. 2emper an Clifford y.
9etpes, Jbeil ppn Got go. 20 IN eSoln
5Oitsn's plat ~" llnteraotbeiIung.
$1.00.
Grace Ge Jortit 6aa an s. s.
Shtplin, 80 Sabre paht auf 10 bel 80
5uB an Der Gsitieiis Der Ginn Strdb',
ga Jub nDrolih BON Der Glart SiraB:.
su elmer jabrIitsn Wistbs pom $24O,
nit oem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu
$4,000.
Thomas +. Gaiibp on gornslia
Carpenter, 3 Cots bon % bel 1861
SUP on Der Sitieite psr peren apss
nue.. 81.
Ibe glahftleger an William Z.
gaIsreins, 5beiI pom Got 9ip. II bon
Samiisl Glopn's lln.erabtbeiIun9. 81.
Games 81. Stetpart an Gaibsrine &.
Stepart, 53.46 BEL 173 Sub, msbr
oner fpeniaer. on Wathers Strab',
1925 5uB 0ItIin bon DIR RiosstUap
Ipenus. 81.
| aissis Gogartp, @ormiinosrin, on
Games S'WalIsp, Got gto 46 BON
ssreoerid Glsine's untsrabtheiluns.
1925.
ausda u. gaolsp an Otto q. RUB,
14.S5 4ter aann in Der 9ermehun9
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| 9ie Goat Granite 60. on s. u. Z.
Sils, Got 10 in ). Soppls's speltsr
llntsrabtbeilung in Camp Waibtr9ton.
$100.
j Slipe q. 9braibsr an Gaa 3,
! S6mud, TbeiI oes CHARTS 3srtsr
5racts duf Gn 0uluut 5ils. 81.
i Gaa 8. Shmud an CLARA u. Vii
liams, basfetbe Gieenihum. 81.
6. W. Strufsr On Gorinne +. Stra
fer, Got 3 in glot g" in Der eottas'
Sin untsrabtbeilnng. $3.50.
Dilliom .3immer an Sonas 9osa
IL. 81, 80 BEL 125 Tub on Der Suo
f.ite Der gubIman 4Ds.. 81.
Sobn aranoff an annu Robfln u
q.. 16 @ldsr 2anb in anoeripl
9ppnibip. $500.
Sulid Sduter on Bertha Gunte, a
Z Rub on Der Sitfsits Der ifairpitF
. glne.. 81.
5elir 5airolo an Madis Soirolr
Cots % uub 80 in gbarl,s W. Sist
: les sipeiteE llnterabtbeilung in eol
: leo. Dill, 81.
Gourtlane Smith an ssohn "
I Scott, Gontratt gum Wertuuf Der Sot
!. 80. SO uno "a in Uliies Wioron's LII
r i.rabiheiluns in Wlaoiirnpil!e II
$3.50.
Ell gbarles Hath an sserome uno Sui
i Gall, I9 Mder Qano in DermeiIuR
/, 1895 in 4nberion sorpnihip, 81.
I Caroline 9oltsr on Col. Roier
!. taum. 19 bel 128 sSuB an Der georl
!. jeite Der Rihmonb Str. 81.
nj gnSren r. FOR an 6arra H. 10
!. 3beil BON Got 220 in Der unteraI
/. ixilune bon esobn Ribbls's Gitate
!. fairpiep 4oe, 81.
j. Gjeorae 9. Wauaban an Ropbael J
n 2uebbe. so BEL 80 Sub an Der Bei
r ieite DER SunIet glpe.. 81.
Il guitape Wieier an Gliacbttb Gu
e nenbera. 80 bel 289 dub an Wlarbu1
II 2lpe. 81.
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Aus bartent Dol'.

Rpman BON
Soris Sreiin D. 9 pGtt1 n.
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nar erlrahne in er.ster nas etre. acashlan.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13
THE POSTAL SERVICE.

The first regular postal service be-
tween two American cities was estab-
lished 241 years ago today, Dec. 10,
1872, when the government of New
York inaugurated a regular monthly
post to Boston. Some thirty three
years before that a postoffice had been
opened in Boston at the house Of
SRichard Fairbanks for all letters
which are brought from beyond the
seas, Or are to be sent thither". In
1857 the Virginia assembly provided
for the rapid transmission" Of off,
cial communications from plantation
to plantation on penalty Of one hogs
head of tobacco for each default. Four
years after the establishment Of the
New York-Boston monthly mail, the
colonial court Of Massachusetts found
ed an official p~ostoff1ce in Boston, with
John Hayward as postmaster. The
first parliamentary act for the estab-
lishment Of a postal system in the
English-American colonies was passed
in 1892. and a royal patent was grant
ed to Thomas Neale, who was author
lied to transport letters at such rates
"as the planters should agree to give.
Neale began operations in Virginia,
and the other colonies Don Joined in
the movement, although the system
was very imperfect, The English
postal system vas extended to the
colonies in 1910. The rate on a single
letter from oLndon to New York was
i shilling, and 4 pence, Or 8 cents, was
charged for each sixty miles from
New York. .>
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13
PROGRAMME
AT THE COLLEGE
FINAL coNVocATloN AT THE
NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURE
AL COLLEGE FOR THE YEAR
WILL BE DEVOTED TO BIG
MUSICAL PROGRAMME.

Next Monday morning will be the
last convocation of the year at the A.
c. and will be devoted to a musical
programme.
DIR. Putnam will be in charge and
has arranged a programme of selec-
tions by the cadet band.
This will be the doctors last public
appearance at the A. c., as he leaves
for Aberdeen in Jan. 1.
The board of athletics will present
football sweaters to the team at this
time.
Following is the musical pro-
gramme:
March-Conquerer ............. Teike
Selection from Swethearts .. Herbert
Porto Rican Dance-Rosita . . Missud
Suite--Atlantis (The Lost Cont
nenO Safranek
1. Nocturne and Morning Hymn of
Praise.
2. A Court Function.
3. I Love Thee (The Prince and
Aana.)
4. The Destruction Of Atlantis.
A Whistling Novelty - Whistling
Finale.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13

next number or the programme was
some songs by the A. c. quartette
which were very well rendered. The
play was a success from the start
and kept the audience laughing the
greater part of the evening. And many
were sorry when the tanglements were
finally Strengthened out and the play
came to an end.
Fred Lawrence as Lord Thirlmere,
who disguised as a footmen, caused
much CONSERVATION and humor.
Morse Dial, vas the old family but
Ter, which he portrayed to the letter,
bringing laugh after laugh every time
he came On the stage.
William Pearson, as Alfred Hop
kins, the footmen, and mistaken for
the Lord, and felt, as If he vas in a
lunatic asylum when discovered, took
his part very well.
Henry Holt as the small, but brave
page held his part fine.
Miss Jeanette johnson as Sybil
Amberly, took her part with ease, as
did Misses Mary Gardner and Ruth
Miller as friends Of Sybil, carried out
their parts showing how to be brave
and afraid almost at the same time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13
SCHOOL PLAY
WELL RECEIVED
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY, MY LORD IN
LIVERY, PRESENTED BY KENT
LITERARY SOCIETY LAST NIGHT
WAS ENTHUSIASTICALLY RE-
cETVED BY BIG CROWD.

Ny Lord in Livery, a one act
comedy, which was presented by the
Kent Literary society of the high
school last evening drew the largest
crowd that has Witnessed literary
programme of Fargo High school be-
tween $50 and 800 being present. The
play was preceded by selections by the
high school orchestra. and everybody
vas pleased with their music. The
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13
STORAGE
AND Wire co.

We do a general storage business
such as household goods and trans
ferring. Goods stored by day, week,
month or year. We pack goods and
attend to all moving details. We will
carry a stock of woven wire fence
that will be sold at wholesale prices.
Farmers. consult us about this woven
wire fence. G.. F. Leonard, manager,
Hall Robertson building.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13
BARITONE HEARD
i Fargo Baritone Soloist Heard ir
Minneapolis Church Last
Sunday Morning.

: The Minneapolis Journal of recent
date gave a most complimentary no
tice of the singing Of Frank V. Steele
of Fargo, in n of the most promi-
nent of the Minneapolis churches last
Sunday morning. .
Nh. Steele is one of Fargo's favorite
baritone soloists and is leader of the
First Congregational church choir.
Last Sunday he spent in Minneapolis,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13

The whole play showed careful
training and reflects much credit on
Miss Painter as well as the whole
caste.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13
LIT. SOCIETY PROGRAMME
Phosterian Literary Society of Fargo
High School Will Give a Fine
Programme Wednesday,.

The Phosterian Literary society Of
the high school will give the follow
ing programme and play next We'd
nesday evening at the high school:
Programme.
EldHO DueC . . .,..
Ethel Moen and Lillian Holmquist
Oration-Torussaint Overture ......
-...... John Keye
Solo Miss Fiereisen
Play-How the vote Was One .....
Phosterian society
Song ...........,... Girls Glee club
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13
Too Late to Classify.

FIRST CLASS WORKMAN - Wages
$500 and 1-2 over $4,000. No booze
fighter need apply. Wire or write VIM.
Asplin, Portal, n. D. (28)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13

Huerta as a Currency Revisionist.
Philadelphia Public Ledger: Mr.,
Huerta also is proceeding to revise the
currency. His system provides for only
are his pockets. a.. 30"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13

where he was invited to sing at one
Of the leading churches, and o great
praise in the press. Mr.. Steele was
offered a position of soloist in the
church where he appeared, but being
a resident Of Fargo he was compelled
to decline.
The Fargo baritone is a member OF
the faculty of the Dakota Conserva-
tory of Music and was formerly on
the grand opera stage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

oerfoblt. Die 2eidentbetle m1Bten
5uiammengelegt meroen, nm fonita-
tieren at f0nne11, oaB iie 81 81 Set
den geb0rten. Cine Soentififation
6erlelben ipar ein 3ing Ser ltnmog=
libfeit. Die M%amensliite Ser Nnge=
ltetllen befinoet lid mnter Sen 8rano-
triinlmern. Die 8abl Ser germibten
fonn nltr oltrd eine l1nlfrage IN Scr
Staot feltgeltelt merben.
8citattmng Ser 8%ran6ppfer.
@ingbamton II, g. g. %. Sl1li.
Sal1 5enoc bon 2ei6tragenoen pobn=
ten oern 9eidenbegallgnib BON 81
niht ioentifi5ierten Spfern Ser
Observation-Disclosures in Ser Sabrif Der
giugbolnpton Clothing So. BET. Die
Teier fol1b i'm S%pernbalts ltatt, mlo
@eiltlide oller &onfeliione11 nab111ell
an ihr Ibeil. Sic 81 5drge mtroe1r
lit einen1 5trabcl1babnpagen nod)
oen1 9pring 6orelt=Trieobof geldofft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.
Revision of 1869
No 1k11

Estate of Michael Mayors, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Michael
Mayors, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the allowance and probate
of the will of said decedent: The peti-
ton of Katharine Mayors, being duly
fled in this court, representing that Mi
chael Mayors, then aresident of the Coun-
ty of Stearns, State of Minnesota, died
on the Both day of April, 1913, leaving a
last will and testament which is pre-
sented to this court with said petition,
and praying that said instrument be al
lowed as the last will and testament of
said decedent, and that letters of adj
ministration with the will annexed be
issued thereon to Matthias Mayors.
Now Therefore, you, and each of you,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
court, at the Probate Rooms in the
Court House, in the City of st. Cloud,
County of Stearns, State of Minnesota,
on the Sth day Of August, 1918, at 9
o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
Witness the honorable A. H. Klasen,
Judge Of said court, and the seal of said
court, this 10th day Of July 1913.
A. H. KLASEN,
(SeaD Judge of Probate Court.
J. B. HIMsL,
IS Attorney for Petitioner.
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9anfasmng.

Sir Sic pielen Gr0ltungen uno fiir
SOS 8eileio, oas uns leitens Ser Sc
mei1oemitglieoer uno Treunoe &C.
lpenoet muroe lptpie fir Sic @ebete,
Ste %uufgeopfert mur0en, nn0 filr Die
groBe 5beilnabme an Dem Segrab=
nilie I'M ere5 Sobnes uno 8rltoers
9lloiS 6rilcfer mir uni fern ber5ltdlten
Iuuf aus. Die &olumbl1srttter BON
@5elroie. beroienen beionoer5 unierr1
1onf fir ibren 8eitd un0 Sen Croft,
Ser 6uourb tbrem Mitbruoer 5utbetl
M0ge @ott es allen retbllb
peroelten. @li iabetb 2i1tmer,
SHUTTER mnb @eidmiiter.
Meire @rope, SEN 80. Suit 1918.
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Mns sem fernen &anaoa,

8etosfipan in ser Yropin5 Nlber=
ia, Canada, bat iebt eine eigene Soft
office, sic bereits oem Gerfebr iiber=
geben lit. Ser 8au uno oie tnnere
ginridtung oes @ehouoes baben 6em
Commencement $65,000 gefoltet. 3oS
prahtpoQe @ebdrtoc biloet ei11e Ser
Saupt5ieroen ser Sta0t. Sier bat
man nab 9faturgas gebobrt uno otes
nit glttem @rfolge, 0enn BET elmer
5iefe BON 1900 SUP lit mani ouf cine
@osqueQe geitoBen, Die ein rei6lihes
Qual1tu1m 6e5 niisliden Stoffes lie=
fert. - 6rau S. 9. sdreifels uno
So6ter 5uianna ltn6 51 8eiu6 BET
@ertpunoten IN Minnei ota abgereilt.
Sss11 souf Centre mer6en Tie Ser 5rar
8. IS. Bob tire Mnf martnng maden;
bon BORT gebt's nod 8rainero, po Der
geiub ser 8rau 81. Mrnolo gelten
miro, uno Damn na9 ct. Gloro nno
Minneapolis. 8on 6ort mer6en Die
geluder iih in Maine Brairie, Stool
bile uno ct. Mi6olas oufbalten, nro
na6 flint Biz feds 8o6en longem
Gerbleib meroen 6rau ShretfelS nno
Iohter mieoer nod Canada 5uriidret=
fen. W1it beltem @r1B ibr Mbonnent
in @etaSfttpan.
Sobn8. S6retfels.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
9%anfiagmng.

Siermit lei alen, sic uns mabrerro
ser &ronfbeit unieres uapergeBliden
@otten un6 gaters biilfret6 CUR
&ono gingen uno ibm tn ietnen
i6meren 2ei6enstagen Trolt ipenoe=
ten, mie au6 alien, Sic ibm oen LETT
ten gbrenoien1 It erpteien nno ieiner
int onoGdtigen @ebete geoodten,
infer onfri6tiger Can't artSgeipro=
6en. 6ra1 $. 8oket mnb &tnoer.
@eit Union, SEN %. Suit, 1913.
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Ndter unb mmtter!

@enn STR @uren @naben pber @uer
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un6 @l1er Maoden tbun t0nnen. 9eren
3ufunft liegt in @urer 6an6. Ser
!6erbitermin begtnut Monta9 Sen L.
5eptember.
Sbreibt beute fir &ataIog
unD GinaeIhciten
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SiebcmmnS5,uansig pcrlett.
Bomber, Colo, 81. Sl,li

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SEN 6rolt Martba Gbolfont uno Sri.
gland)e Gbolf ont BON Sbinnl ton, Us.
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81 ~berfanfen.

Cine gut gerege1te, $50 Slider gro'
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Mpntana 2anb

All perfaufen in 8eaber 8alep, bel ier
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Dor Ser CHE ittporen piele Mdn-
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ben fk ~ t4p6ren.
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gu perfamfen 25 8ettiteGen aus
3ueiter San6 gu Current etgenen
@pre6t Dor I'M Merdants
ct. CLOUD, Minn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-30
Jews HAD PILGRIM FATHERS.
Novel Celebration by keneseth Israel
Sisterh0od.

Philadelphia, April 30.-For the
.i:st time in the history of the Jews OF
america Jewish Pilgrim Fathers
Day is to be celebrated here this even
ing. At the time of the celebration
Of the two hundred and fiftieth ami
vcrsary of the landing Of the Jews in
New Amsterdam, Rev. Joseph kraus-
kopf, of Temple Keneseth, Israel, ad-
vocated such an annual celebration If
For no other reason than to show to
the non-Jewish world that the Jewish
Pilgrim Fathers came to America only
b years after the New England Pill
grims landed on Plymouth Rock.
The celebration at Temple Kene-
seth Israel this evening is under the
auspices of the thousand and more
women of the Sisterhood of the Con-
"regation.