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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23
II BEBLOVEGA zIVLJENJA IN
D~ELOVANJA.
(Zarja.)
(konec..

lhOnec.l
Y Zacetku leta 1874. 80 bile no
We volitve "a drzavni zbor. Bebcl
je napiSal tedaj V jeGi broSuro o
delovanju drzavnega zbora IN
nJegovih strank. Socialno demo
kraticni stranki ie la broSura pri
agltaciji izborno sluzila, tako ia
so pri nasledniih volitvah izdajali
enake broSure. Ia Ia volilni boj
je napisal Bebel V jeci broSuro
"krScanstyo in socializem'. Pri
volitvah so dobili socialni demo-
kratle takOj sest mandatov, med
lzvoljenimi sta bila tudi "veleiz-
d%ajalca' Bebel in Liebknecht.
PR ozJih volitvah so dobili socia-
llsti Sc tri mandate. Bebel i'm Lieb-
knecht tudi Sc sedai nista dobila
dOpusta''. Liebknecht .je bill H.
puScen |. aprila. Bcbel Sc je pre-
SELL tez osem dni V trdnjavo K6
nigstein. II. maja 1874 je bill tudi
on svOboden. V spomin Beblove-
ga biyanja V konigsteinu so pre-
krStili drazdanski sodrugi trdnja
80 V Bebelburg.
Sest tednov pozneie. /. julia. je
nastopil Bebel devetmesecni "a
por Vikavi. kjer ie pray tako
vneto Studiral kakOr V .jeci.
Tako je bill Bebel. ko .je zapu-
Seal |. aprila 1915. zapor. popol-
noma dmgacen. kakOr Bebcl. XII
Je prisel pred trent lett V trdnja-
vO fredericksburg. Kot nevarnega
sovraznika mcScanske druzbc so
ga zaprli cuvarji tie druzbe, da
hi ga izpametovali, ali Bebel je
iZsel IL jcce in zapora kot peizpro-
sen sOvraznik kapitalisticnega
druzabnega reda.
Bebelovo delo parlamentu.
Cd dneva. ko je stopil Bebel pr
vic V DRAWN zbor, .ie posvetil
vse svoie moci socialni reformi.
Leta 1869. je bill ma razpravi Sc
verOnemSkega drzavnega zbora
obrtni red. Pri tel razpravi je po-
kazal mladi Bebel, da so mu inte-
resi- delavstva mad vse. Liebk-
necht nj hotel delovati mi refor-
mi obrtnega reda. all Bebel ie pri-
Sci Z jasnimi predlogi. Njegova
zasluga je. da so bill tedai nem-
Ski delavci oprosceni vezi, XII
avstrijsko delavstvo Sc danes We
ze, namrec delavske knjizice. Brez
s%ocialne demokraciie nobene so
clalne reforme tako je izprical
Blsmark sam. In Bebel ie hill mai
vnetejSi delavec ma pol.ju social
ne reforme: zakoni "a varstvo
delawtevega zivljenia, zavarova-
ME roper nezgode, ustanovitev
drzavnega zdravstvenega urada
it'd, pri vseh ten velevanih re-
formah "a delavstvo je dajal Be-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23

pi n%Obenega zatiranja. lie najpo-
polneJSa svobOda naziranj ONO
COCA neprestan napredek, XII je
zivljensko nacelo druzbe.
Nedno ticati IA peGjo, pri pipi
in kOzarcu vina, to je nicvredna
obrt "a pOnoSnega in intelligent
sam pOseze in da della in Sc bori
mega moza. Menu priStoia. da
obenem njegOvi najvisii cilii in
njegOve druzine.
Gibanja ne padaio Z neba. tudi
pOSamezniki Jill ne povzroGujejo.
gibanje mor temeliiti V naturi
Stvar, lie potem ie zmozQo zivlje-
MIA, lie potem Sc lehko razviia.
MISC revolucionarii, XII delajo
revolucije, temveG vselei in vedno
lie reakcionarii. he veliki Goethe
ie deial Eckermannu. da so lie
Wade krive, ce prihajajo revolu-
cije.
Nelekapitalisti. ii so V resnici
revoluciOnarji. prekucuhi. Gin
wee delajo ii gospOdje, Gimbolj so
delavni, kakor so danes delavni -
in delavni so gotovo - tenn ve6
ustvarjajo socialnih demokra-
tov.
Gin boil Sc razvi.ja mescanska
druzba. TEN boil ~napreduie socia-
lizem.
Ljudje so umrjoci, institucije
so minljive. ljudstva Tive dale.
ljudStva Sc razviiaio.
Iena ina enakO pravico kakor
mOSki "a razvoi vseh svoiih moci
in IA udejStvovanje teh moGi.
Ona .le clovek kakor moSki.
Stevilo zen. XII umrjo ali hirajo
vSled Dorodov, ie vse veGje nego
Stevilo MOI. XII padejo ali so ra-
njeni ma boiiscu.
Tudi najgenialnejSega moza ie
porodila matt, od katere ie prejel
dostikrat naiboliSe kar ina. s
kakSno pravico odrekate torej
zeni enakopravnost Z mozem?
MOI ina pravice. zena dolznosti.
&c govorimo o enakosti vsega
tedaj .je mezmisei. ia
hocemo cd tie enakosti izkliuciti
AAI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23
(Nadaljevanje.)

Dolinost vsakega socialista 10,
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agiti-
rate "a "Proletarca". Pridobit.
mu move narocnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23

RI, ie Bebel," tako .ie primal ne
koc ravnatelj drzavnega urada
"a notranje Zadeve Woedtke.
Bebelova druzina.
Beblovo ime in Beblovo delo-
vanje je znano pc vsem svetu. o
Beblovi zeni nj govOril nihGe, do
kler nj on SAN V svojih ''Spomi-
MIN s p%reprostimi, iskrenimi
besedamni govoril o njej. Leta
1866. sc je poroeil z Julio, hGer-
ko zelezniskepa delaNca. V "Spo-
minih' piSe: Ia moza, XII Sc mo-
IA V javnem zivljenju bojevati 5
celim svetom nasprotnikov, nj
vseeno, kaksnega duha otrok ie
zena, XII mu stoji OBJ stranI. Ali le
opera niegovih stremljenj, ali pa
svinceni utez i'll Zapreka zanj.
Srecen sem, da lehkO recon o svo-
j zeni, da spada k prvim &c.. Mix
dar Sc nisem kesal svojega zako-
ma. Boil ljubeznive, vdane, vedno
IN zrtve pripravljene zene, ne hi
mogel dobiti. &c sem storil to. te-
daJ Je bio 10 V prvi vrsti nlOgoGe
lie vsled meme .neutrudljive oskr-
he in pomo6i. In mnogo tezkih
dni, meSccev in let je prezivela,
preden il je zasijalo sOlnce mir
nejSih casoy $50"
No je umrla Julia Beblova 22.
novembra 1910. V Curihu - imela
Je raka tedaj je bill gbOboko
potrt. "GrOZen udarec me je "a
del, le piSal takrat Bebel neke-
ma avStriiskemu sodrugu. "Vrzel
Je n~aStala Y mojem z~ivljenju, XII
je ne DO mogo6e nikdar izpolni-
Ii. Edini otrOk Augusta in .Ju-
hje je hila hci Frida, XII ie bila po-
rocrua Z ZdravnikOm DIR. Ferdi-
nandom Simonom. DIR. Simon ie
umrl nekaj dni pred bozicem leta
1911. kot Zrtev znanoSti. Ugriz-
mia ga jc mis-, XII jo ic rabbi pri
SvoJih Intercollegiate pOizku-
Slh. Sele petdeSetletni MOI. cigar
knliga o zdravStvcni oskrbi Zcne
slow po vsem Svetu. .je pc kratki
bolezni umrl. Frida Simonova :
simon W%ernerjem Xxi ga je ljubil
Bebel iSkreno. je ostala sauna oh
grobu svoiega velikega oceta.
IL Beblovih spisov in govorov.
Oblike zatirania in izkoriScania
so Sc m~enjavala V teku trch sro-
letij, zatiranje in izk~oriScanje pa
Je ostalo. Res, ia .ie kmet devet.
naJstega stoletja bolt kulturen i'm
civiliziran kakOr njegov prednik
IL 10. Stoletja -. ali relativno.
primer l. danasniim stalisGem
zemlJNkega gospoda. Sc je ME
gov s%ocialni polozaj komai izbolj-
sal.
Use ~(meSGanskc strankc) Sc
Dole p~rosvcte mas kakor strupa.
Mali krogi meScanskln izobraze.
vateljev. XII zasledujeio poster
namen : svoiim delom IA izobraz-
BIO mas, 20 brez moci in vpliva.
njihova ekziStenca potrjuie lie
pravllo V sedaniih razmerah.
NprlcO teh razmer preostaia le
emo. Organizaciie delavskega raz-
reda Sc moraiO samo lotiti della
IA prosveto: iztrebiti moraio
kar so ZasiJale cerkve in sole Via.
daJocih razredov in oblasti duSev-
mega plevela V glave proletarcev.
To mkakor nj lehko delo. Ali hva-
lezno delo je. ker odgovarja hire
penenju pc boil cloveSkem staniu
IN viSjemu spoznan.ju in ker ga
cato hlstnO sprejcmajo. En- lot
resnlce unici slot neumnosti. Zato
sovrazijo vladajoGi tako moGno
resnico in Sc bOjujejo prot njej.
Moe b~urzvazije Je v denarju,
njenih miljonih in m~iljardah. ali
ogromno stevilo CLAW dale DELAY
skemu razredu, kakor nitro Sc "a.
We tie okolscine, tako silno pre-
moe, da sire premoc burzvaziie
IN mai ina desettisoGe miljonov
blapajnab.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23

y s. Sergi, "L'Origine del fe-
moment Psichici'. MILAN 1885,.
p. 1874.
p Pr, Durckheim, ode la divi-
sion du travail social" Paris IS
93). - Kar Sc ti6e vpliva religije
ma nravnost, sem neosnovanost te
misli dokazal V svoiih kriminal-
no'psiholoSkih delhi. zlasti V svo-
j knjigi o umoru C"'L'Omicido
nell Antropologia Criminale"
CTurin 1880, IT,. pogl. IVY.
V podobnem razmerju stoii So
clalizem napram republikanizmu.
Kakor je ateizem privatna zadeva
poedinca, tako je republika zaseb-
ma zadeva mescanskih strank. Ko
dozorl socialzem. DO tudi ateizem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23
MOI ina pravice. zena dolznost

&c govorimo o enakosti vsega
ti0NeSrVa, tedaj je mezmisel. ia
cd te enakosti izkliuGiti
polovico 6loveSkega rOdu.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
in THE POLICE COURT
Two Bad Boys and Several Drunks
Hailed Into the City Prison
Last Ninht.

Two boys, filled with pure cussed-
ness, but whose names cannot be Civ
en- on account of their extreme youth,
in passing the corner of Broadway and
First avenue last night, picked UP a
bicycle which was standing there for
the messenger. service and dashed it
down the cement stairway, smashing
1T to pieces. They then grabbed an
old wagon wheel and rolled it across
to the Masonic temple, almost break
ing a window. They were arrested
and will appear in the Juvenile court
1t is not the first time they have been
in trouble. ..
Bill Sullivan and Tom Golden, two
old offenders, got into dispute al
their boarding house on N. p. avenue
last night and raised a disturbance
They were both arrested and were
fined by Police Judge Miller this morn
ing.
But for the arrival of the police AL.
bert Wester might have been corpse
this morning. He was drunk and
went to sleep on the street, but was
picked up in time to save him from be.
ing frozen to death. He will do -four
days. ..... .,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
SEDIMENT IN The
HOT WATER PIPES
REPORTED THAT DEPOSIT FROM
WATER CAUSES TROUBLE. IN
GETTING HEAT INTO THE PIPES.
MANY HAVE HAD TO CLEAN
PIPES AND BOILERS.

Plumbers and house holders in
general are complaining about a
sediment that has recently appeared
in nearly all of the hot water coils in
the city and which is causing a great
deal of trouble and expense.
This sediment it is believed by
some is created when the water from
the filtration plant comes in contact
with the steam which is used in
heating the water =.
At the Y. M. c. A. a great deal of
trouble has been encountered ain get
ting the water heated, and several
sections of the pipe have been taken
out and turned over to the plumbers.
This sediment is said to be undoubt-
edly created by lime,, and it is be-
lieved to come from the chemicals
which are used in purifying and soft
ening the water in the filtration plant.
1t is of a gray color, quite porous and
according to Lief Henning who was
asked concerning it, makes a complete
insulation. ss-
Mr.. Henning said that some. time
ago when the water was low in the
river there was a sediment formed in
the heating pipes or coils, but it was
of a dark color and almost solid, while
the present growth is. gray and quite
porous and as stated above it's effect
is heat insulation. Already many OF
the owners Of buildings have been put
to a great expense in having this
cleaned out.
1t is stated that perhaps this sedi-
ment was in the pipes before the clear
water was turned on, and that it will
disappear in short time, but this
idea is secuted by others.
City Engineer Anders is out of the
city and so is the operator of the plant
and they could not be seen regarding
the trouble, but they will likely have
something to say upon their return
1t was stated among the business men
that Grand Forks has and is at the
present time experiencing similar
trouble. 1t should also be stated that
in the opinion of the plumbers and
steam filters who have been seen the
sediment is not at all damaging to the
pipes, but its effect is to keep the
heat from the water in the boilers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
FAST GAMES in
INTERCLASS PLAY

Last night two games we're played
in the interclass league of the high
school, the first game between the jun
iors and the freshmen ended in a. vic
tory for the freshies to the tune of 20
to 8. The first half ended to 4 for
the freshies, but in the last half they
set pace which the noble juniors could
not follow. Ridley for the freshmen
and Lawrence for the juniors were the
bright and shining lights.
The game between the seniors and
the sophomores was one of blood. The
sophs had not -yot been beaten and the
seniors{ were hot on their trail. neither
team got basket till after about five
minutes of play, when Hamilton of the
sophs, Gagged the ball for the first
count. Dixon of the seniors then tied
the score, but the seniors could not
score again in the first half and the
half ended s to 2 for the sophs. The
last half was rought and the seniors
were fouled six times and at each
time the score went up a point, as
Hamilton did not miss foul shot.
Dawson landed three baskets for the
seniors in the last half and the game
! ended IA to s in favor of the sophs.
The sophs are still in the lead with
the score of 1000, the seniors next
with 500. followed by the juniors and
freshmen, each with 200.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
FROZEN ORANGES
MAY Be SOLD
PROFESSOR LADD HAS MADE "A
SPECIAL RULING WHEREBY
FROSTED FRUIT MAY BE- SOLD
DURING FEBRUARY, If DEAL.
. ERs WILL LABEL IT.

/ To the Public: Dealers who have
on hand a quantity of citrus fruits
which have been frozen or frosted
will not be prosecuted while such fruit
is being sold out if each and every
package or tcontainer that goes to the
consumer, as wei as packages which
come into the hands of the retailer,
be clearly and distinctly labeled,
frosted oranges"
ANY party or parties offering for
sale frosted or frozen oranges with
out such label will be considered do
ing SO in direct Violation of the law
and complaints will be lodged against
said dealer or dealers.
This order does not recognize the
right to ship into the state any further
consignment of frozen citrus fruits
and this form of labelling will not be
acceptable on or after Feb. %, 1918
(Signed) e. +. Ladd.
Feb. 10, 1913. Food Commissioner
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
ANOTHER Big
GAME SATURDAY

The second championship game Of
the week is to take place Saturday
evening at the new Agassiz gymnasium
between the Fargo and Grand Forks
high schools. The Forks team is COM
ing down with a big string Of VIC
tories to its credit and expects to whip
the Midgets bad. Alps rejoicing among
the Midgets, as Murray is back after a
layoff of six weeks and is in good trim.
All the other members of the squad
are In the best of condition.
Coach Mclean is drilling his men
every night and they are improving
rapidly. Grand Forks has a team COM
posed of old players and they also
claim to be in good condition. The
new gymnasium at the Agassiz has
plenty of seating capacity and a good
crowd is looked for.
The Midget lineup will be: For
wards, Captain Melchior, Hines; Muir
RAY; center, Thompson; guards, Berner
Mct1nroe and Chiidera.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
PLEASING PROGRAMME
Members of Fargo College Faculty
Will Have Charge of the Pro-
gramme Friday.

A charming entertainment is
promised by members of Fargo college
in the open evening course at the
Civic Center, next Friday. The parti-
cipants are Miss Perley, of the chair
of German Miss Beckman, instruc-
tor in Latin and Miss Hall, a member
of the student bodyys The programme
follows: .. -. ..a.
Indian Songs and Customs ........
INSTRUMENTATION. Miss Rebecca Hall
a. Sam Walter Foss as Poet
and Man with readings from his
works.
b. Reading of. story (by request)
The Day of the Under Dog ......
..............M Miss Elizabeth Perley.
Songs: .. g..
a. The Night Is Nigh.
b. When Laddie Was Ava ......
...............>. =. Miss Ella Beckman.
The programme is from to and
is followed by social hour. All are
welcomed at the open Friday evening
entertainments and admission is free.
order "Old Master" coffee today.
Eltefsen' 's.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
UNDER AMUSEMENT
Federal Judge Has Hannah Great
Northern Damage Suit Under Ad-
acknowledgements Heard.

The arguments for and against a
new trial in the case of Clarence Han
nan against the Great Northern Rail-
way Co., on later evidence, were heard
yesterday in United States court room
in the federal building.
D. e. Murphy of Grand Forks argued
in favor of the new trial in behalf of
the railroad. E. e. Sinkler of Minot
argued against the motion.
The court now has the matter un-
der advisement and the decision will
probably be announced in few days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
MlTH MHEELock & WHEELock.

Mr. Oscar Bratley, who completed
course in shorthand at Aaker's
Business college some time ago, goes
to work today in the office of Whee-
lock & Wheelock A similar position
is open to anyone with ambition
enough to take business training
at the A. B. C.-day or evening ses-
sions. --Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
ARTICLES FOUND.
Unaddressed Package Sent Through
MaiIs-Mittens Eound

A well stamped package containing
a loose leaf copy book. but without
any address or identification marks,
was found in the local postoffice this
morning and is being held in the office
of the postmaster. A pair of child's
mittens was found in the lobby of the
postoffice which may be had on appli-
cation at the postmasters office.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
A SAFE PROPOSITION,

Your valuable papers are worth pro-
tecting. We sell fire proof safes and
vault doors at wholesale prices to ad-
vertise our other lines of business. A
400pound safe costs $40. Others at
equally low prices. Write to Hatcher
Bros, of Fargo, N. D., for catalogue
and prices. --Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
NEW PUPILS

May enter Dakota Business college
any time. The individual method of
instruction makes progress rapir and
thorough. The high grade instruc-
tors employed insures a perfect
understanding Of the work The con-
tidence of employers in the school
guarantees an excellent position
publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
SMALL BLAZE.
Fire Department Called to j. |. Case
BuiIdinu

The fire department was given a
brief run last night about 7:30 o'clock
to the J. I. Case building where small
fame had started in the boiler room.
The origin of the fire was the burn
ing out of SCOT collected in the britch-
ing between the boiler and the Chin
ney. Five automatic sprinkling heads
were opened and the blaze soon eX-
tinguished. Little damage was done.
The j. L. Case building is one of the
most completely equipped in the way
of fire protection of any in the city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
MONEY TO LOAN

ON first mortgages on good farm
lands and improved city property. J..
B. Folsom Co., 61S Front street, Far
go, N. ID. -Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
Attention q. L. No. se5.

/ The members of No. 365 of Moorhead
are requested to assemble at Prizes
hall, Fargo at 1880 p. m. Wednesday
for the purpose of attending the funer-
al of Brother Ralph Shepard.
VIM. Meister, President.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
We Buy serap Iron.

Also sell second hand sheet roofing,
write for prices. Carload lots a spe-
cialty. Correspondence given prompt
attention. Fargo Iron & Metal Co.,
Fargo, N. d. -Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
Apron einahan.s az cent

AT Howard Moodys Best quality,
all size checks In blue and brown.
These are Amoskeag checks; ten-yard
Limit. 65z cents =-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
Apples, Oranges

500 boxes apples delivered free in
Fargo and Moorhead for $1.10 per box.
Oranges 40 cents per peck, guaran
teed twenty oranges in a peck, large
kope Bros, wholesale and retail fruit
jobbers.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
Go to Moorhead.

And see the bargains that are adver-
tised by Howard Moody. Take any
street car for Moorhead; get off at
Sixth street: this brings you in front
Of the store -Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
Forced Sale

We offer for sale ON behalf of client
who requires the money at once the
following described property.
All of Sec. s, Twp. 142, r.. 66 and w.
half of e. half of Sec. 32, Twp. 143, r.,
66, 500 acres in Stutsman county, North
Dakota, 130 acres under cultivation,
$50 acres of additional plow land, 15O
hay meadows with some grazing land.
Soil black loan, subsoil clay. Annual
yield of hay 200 to 400 tons.
BUILDINGS.
Four room plastered house 24x26 in
size. Barn concrete basement, 52X74
granary 16x2O, blacksmith shop 14x16,
chicken house 12x20.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
! black gelding, W.T.. 1900 lbs, 16 yrs
gray mare, 1900 lbs Ii yrs old
/ gray gelding, 1900 lbs, yrs. old.
gray gelding, 1900 lbs. yrs. old.
l gray gelding, 1900 lbs. yrs. old
i bay gelding, 1900 lbs. yrs. old.
! gray gelding, 1000 lbs, yrs. old.
i bay mare, 1850 lbs. I yrs old.
/ bay gelding, 1900 lbs. 2 yrs. old
! gray gelding, HOO lbs yrs. old.
l gray gelding, 100 lbs, 6 yrs. old.
/ bay mare, 1900 lbs. yrs old.
/ bay mare. 1000 lbs. 3 years old.
l brown gelding, 100 lbs. yrs. old.
sorrel gelding, 1900 lbs. yrs. old.
roam geldtng, 1000 lbs, yrs. old.
l bay mare. 1000 lbs. yrs. old.
gray mare colt, yearling.
cows, two-year-old heifers, 2
yearltng steers, brood sows, 40 chick
ems.
Five wagons, two mowers, two drills,
harrows, 8 gang plows, combina-
ton header and binder, / hay rake
double-seated buggy, six sets of good
work harness, one hay stacker 1 sweep
rake, hay racks, roller, 3 discs, 2
grain tanks, l Reeves 32-H. p engine
one IL bottom Reeves steam plow with
breaker and stubble bottom, i eooE
car, l bunk car, blacksmith OUTFIT,
| forks, shovels, chains, bars, etc 40
tons of hay in the, barn, 1900 bushels
| of oats.
Possession can be obtained now or
| on April 1st. $21,2S5.0O takes the 500
| acres and all the foregoing personal
property, 100000 cash, balance ON
time with per cent interest on de-
ferred payment.
An immediate sale must be made.
| The land is worth $40 per acre, and
the sale is made under compuIsion Do
not write about trading propositions
as none will be considered. Come at
once to look over the property and we
| will have owner meet you and show
| you the land and personal property.
Land located two miles from Vashti
and 75s miles from Pingree. We re-
serve right to reject any offers.
KNAUF & kNAUF
Attorneys at law, Jamestown. N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
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