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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-10
TGI8gTamy zagTaDiGzDe,
SPRAWY MExYKANSKIE.

SPRAWY MEXYKANSKIE.
Mexyk. miasto, 10 grudnia.-
Niespodziewauy zwrot w sPra--
wach wewnetrznych MeXyku po-
wodowaC moze okolicznoSc ia. IL
wczoraj Kongres mexykanski u
zna{ wybory, W pazdzierniku u
rzadzone, "a niewazne, a rozpi-
sal nowe ma lipiec rOGu przySz-
lego, dajac tenn samem Jeszcze
siedm miesiecy dyktatury HUI
ercie poSrednio uznaJac jego sta
nowisko; zauaczono w dodatku,
ze gdyby do lipca wybory ME
mogly bye Przygotowane, to
maja bye odlozone do wrzeSnia.
Cchwaly te powzieto bez debat:
widoczne bylo, re Gala sprawa by
Ia komedya, zarezyserowan9
przez samego Huerte, ktory
kongreS W reku trzyma / terro-
ryzdje. Powodem ME uznania O.
statnich wyborow formalnie O.
gloszono fakt, IL II tysiecy
przeszlo punkt6w wyborczych, /
stniejacych W Mexyku - funk
cyonowa}o tylko 700 w ostatnich
wyborach.
- Panike wywoial W stolicy
fakt nastepujacy: wszyscy kupcy
i wybitniejsi obywatele miasta O.
trzymali w tych dniach list OBJ
szerny. przestrzegajacy ich, IL
W najblizszym czasie w stolicy
zajda zdarzenia wazne: daje sic
i'm wiec instrukcye, jak sic maja
zachowac, poleca sic i'm. by sic
10 walk najlepiej ME mieszali,
,zczegolniej ME stawali po stro-
lie Huerty, bo Sciagna ma sic ka-
re, iaka ma Huerte spadnie: list
oodpisano - Vennustiano Car
rama, a datowany byi i wyslany
w samem Mexyku, mieScie! -
Wladze wdrozyiy Sledztwo -
wsr6d obywatelstwa zaniepokoje-
ME ogromne. w tych dniach mia
Ia wyjechac Gala rodzina Huerty
do miasta portowego Manzanillo,
mad Pacyfikiem, skad jak Powia-
daja. ma sic wybrac do Japonii
ma krazowniku japonskim, ktory
tam W tych dniach przybedzie;
jak wiadomo, JaPonia jest w for
malnem przymierzu Mexykiem.
Do Vera Cruz desygnowano
zn0w diva krazowniki angielskie,
stacyonowane ma Jamajce; Stany
Ijedn. tez maJa wiecej okretow
przyslaG ma wody mexykanskie.
Doniesiono, ze pod Tuxpan
walka wre krwawa rzadowy-
mi: rewoIucyoniSci CORA, opano-
wall oni nawet kanonierke s., Tux
pam i miasto jest prawie W ich
reku. R6wniez miasto Portowe
Tampico jest najsilniej zagrozo-
ne przez rewolucyonistow.
SPRAWY AGNLII.
Londyn, 10 grudnia. - Pomi-
mo nadzwyczajnych wysilkow
re strony sufrazystek policya a
resztowaia Sylwie Pankhurst,
corke oslawionej prowOdyrki
woiowniczek angielskich. sufra-
zvstki urzadziiy jej' straz przybo-
czna. ale ME ma wiele sic to ida
10 i panne = aresztowano, oskar-
iona ona lest o caiv Szereg "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-10
WILLIAM DEERING
UMARL.

Miami, Fla, 10 grudnia. =
William Deering, wiasciciel Chi
cagoskiej firmy maszyn rolni--
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SPRAWY FRANCYI,

Paryz, 10 grudnia. - Agenci
Huerty czynia usilne starania, a
by wydostac tu siedm, lub oSm
milion6w dla rzadu mexykahskie-
go: ME wiadomo, czy sic uda.
- DR.. Bose, professor anatomii
patologicznej ma uniwersytecie W
Montpelier, zajmujacy sic cd
dawna badaniem choroby raka. o.
giasza, IL odkryI jego mikroba
podobno mikrob ten znajduje sic
przewaznie w wodzie, a posiada
60 wiele zwierzat wodnych: pro-
fesor czyni obecnie experymenty
mad sposobem leczenia raka.
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TESZCZE ME ZkAPANO
MORDERCY.

Bingham, Utah, 10 grudnia. -
Gornicy rozpoczeli prace W ko--
palniach, gdzie skryi sic Ralf Lo-
PEE, Mexykahczyk, ktory zamor-
dowal 6 osob. Podszeryfi poszu-
kuja go w kopalni, ale dotychczas
daremnie. Szeryf zadecydowa}, re
gazy trujace, ktorymi wypelnio--
no kapalnie w zeszlym tygodnll'
ME u5miercily bandyty i posta--
nowil w dalszym ciagu poszuki-
wac zbrodniarza. Wyznaczono
nagrode W sumie $1,000 "a areSzt
Lopeza. Szeryf bedzie sic teraz
staral o to, by Emusic Lopeza do
poddania sic. Me dostanie on
ami krzyny pokarmu znlkad. -
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SPRAWY NIEMIECKIE.

Berlin, 10 grudnla. Ma
wczorajszem posiedzeniu parla--
mentu kanclerz Bethmann-Holl-
veg ostro Stanowczo wystapii
przeciwko projeEtom ogranicze =
MIA wladzy cesarza przez podda5
ME kanclerza i ministrow pod
odpowiedzialnoSc parlamentarna /:
kanclerz oSwiadczyi, re jest 10
uima dla cesarza, by kanclerza
czynic odpowiedzialnym "a to,
co robi cesarz - jak to Projek-
towali socyalisci. SocyaliSci
wprost zadaja rezygnacyi, lub
usuniecia kanclerza; Bethmann--
Hollweg odpowiedzial poiryto--
wany, re ustapic ME mysli, Rad
ME pozwoli wkraczaG w prawa
swoje cesarskie: tylko cesarz ma
prawo kanclerza mianowac czy
usuwac. SocyaliSci domagaja sic
rozszerzenia konstytucyi niemle--
ckiej ma tym punkcie, ale partya
centrum oswiadczyla sic przeciw-
ko tel tendencyi, zaznaczajac je-
dnak, ze ME czyni to bynajmniej
dla sympathy kanclerza, ale dla
narodu niemieckiego, ktorego
wiekszosc pragnie utrzymania
autorytetu ,cesarza.
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PITANY DEPOZYTARYUSZ
.POWODEM PANIKI.

Omaha, Neb., 10 grudnia. -
City National Bank byl wczoraj
scena ataku re strony depozyta-
ryuszow, ktorzy maja swe oszcze
dnoSci W tyn banku. Powodem pa
niki byl pijany depozytaryusz,
kt6ry powiedzial, re bank zban-
krutowal i wieSc o tenn roznios}
Hatterman Glanz pozyczaja pienia-
DE ma properta. lilo Milwaukee az.
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(Dokoiiczenie ma str. 4eD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-10
TysiaCe niezatrudnionyCh " oStatniej
nedzy.
Tajemnicza napasc.
Wybitny przemyslowiec postrzelony przed
wiasnym domem. .,..
WaIka dro1yzna. - Mocssu oszustwa Wboreze = DaIs1
sprawki szaM abus6w p6$waka. - Spra uznany wnym'

specyficznie temu zarzutow
przeczacy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-10

DO calem mieScie. Bank zdolai
przekonac depozytaryuszow, ze
pogloska ME zgadza sic prawda
i w ten Sposob wstrzymai wyco-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-04

the brides home In Dilworth tomorrow
evening.
The Kings Heralds of the Broadway
church will entertain the Kings Her
aids OF the Methodist church Wednes-
Day No. 5, in the church
parlors. Every member Of the two Or
CARNATIONS should be present.
Miss Aileen Sullivan was hostess at
a box party. at the Orpheum theater
Miss Aileen Mccain of Minot. After
the theater party the guests were en-
~tertained at the Sullivan home. There
were fourteen present. ..
The alumni association of the Valley
City normal will give a banquet Wed
nesday evening in Columbus hall. TIE
banquet IS being held this week in
order that all the members who are In
the city ~.2tteEding the educational
meeting may attend. t.."
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Miss Carrie
Morrish' OF his city to Clyde Cook OF
Angeles, Cal. The wedding will
mother. Mrs. w. J. Morrish 1914 Broad.
way Wednesday evening, Nov. IL.
The Misses Katherine and Ethel
Lowman and Miss Pearl Oman have
Issued invitations to a bridge luncheon
to be given at the Lowman residence
Oh LnlFLeenLn street SOutn
afternoon. The affair is in compli-
ment to Miss Magdalena Carpenter, a
bride Of the month.
Miss Anne Lamb, domestic science
Instructor Of the Dickinson high school
will arrive in the city tomorrow morn
ing for a few days visit with hel
mother. Mrs. John Lamb of Moorhead
Miss Lamb. will be among the teachers
who will attend the educational meet.
ing here his week
Tomorrow. at the brides home will
occur h marriage of Miss Laura Mar
tin of Cleveland. o.. and Clarence S
McCulloch of this city. The service
will be read at high noon and shortly
after the couple will leave for the east
After a wedding trip they will return
to make their home in Fargo.
Miss Florence Kelly, secretary Of tn,
National Consumers league, who gave
a suffrage lecture last evening at the
Fargo college chapel, left today fol
Minneapolis where she will attend the
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read by Mrs. Frank Knerr, Mrs, Chirles
Bristol and Mrs. C. =. Amidon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis p. Butler and
terday afternoon for a weeks visit
with Mrs. Buffers parents, MIR. and
Mrs. j. c. Hunter.
Mrs. r.. J. Glasgow Of Fifteenth
street south is entertaining as her
house guest this week, Miss Brindon
Of Valley City, who is here to attend
the teachers" meeting.
Miss Lillian Topping superintendent
OF the Florence Crittenton home will
leave tomorrow for Minneapolis where
she will attend the National meeting
of the Purity association.
The second of a series Of yoemen
dancing parties to be given this winter
at the A.. Q. u; w. hall will be given
his evening. All thosewh o hold invi-
tations are urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon H. Miller and
daughter have returned to their home
in Sanborn after a two weeks visit
with Mr.. Miller's parents, Mr.. Mrs
B. J. Miller. 81 Tenth street north.
Miss jeanette Rankin of Missoula,
Mont, who has been the guest of Mrs
e. nj. barrow the past few days, left
last evening for Casselton where she
will deliver a suffrage lecture today.
The members OF the Votes for Wo-
men league of the Fourth ward will
hold a meeting at the Civic center
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All
members are requested to be present.
Mrs. Arthur Netchera Of Grand Forks
who has been the guest Of Miss Maud
Knight the past few days left today
for Fessenden where she was called by
the serious illness Of her mother Mrs
T. +. Beiseker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. williams have
returned home from Havre, Mont.
where they spent a delightful summer
on B~roadacres inch. They have re.
opened their apartment fiat II Wei
lington flats for the winter months.
Miss Ollie Aaland was a hostess las
evening in honor Of Miss Alice King
ensmith a bride of the week. The at
fair was a hosiery shower and cards
were the entertainment of the evening
Miss Klingensmith's marriage to Roy
Hall of this city. VIII be ~solemnized a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-04
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. e. L. Morris. 5o4 Eleventh street
south Will entertain a company of
friends Friday afternoon.
Miss Celia Congdon of New York city
IS the guest of Nj. and Mrs. L. A, Cong
don of Ninth avenu north.
Miss Jane Piers returned home yes
terday from a fey days visit in Kelso
as the guest OF Mrs. A. j. Piers.
The M, and S. club Will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Maclean, Is Melbourne apartments.
The Misses Mary and Genevive Mu-
Itch will leave this week for Minneapo-
lis for a w weeks visit with friends.
The Daughters of Norway will give
a card party this evening In the Sons
or Norway hall. There will be eighteen
tables of whist.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Anders, 40 Ninth
avenue south are the parents of a
baby boy. which arrived at their home
this morning.
Miss Aileen Mccain Of Minot ar
rived in the. city last evening for a
fortnight's visit as the guest, Of Miss
Aileen Sullivan.
The Ladies' Aid society of the st,
PauFs Lutheran church will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. T. Tolfson.
lO17 Third avenue north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Williams left the
first of the week for the twin cities,
where they will visit relatives AND
friends for a few weeks,
The Misses Violet n Ivy Couant en-
tertained the Maids and Matrons at a
prettily appointed luncheon SATURDAY.
afternoon. Covers were placed for six
teen. + -"
Miss Echo Turner of Grand Forks
will arrive in the city this afternoon
While here Miss Turner will be the
guest of friends. -
The Fortnightly club held their roy.
uiar meeting yesterday afternoon at
the civic center. Splendid papers were
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National Purity conference which con-
venes in Minneapolis the last of the
week. rS8 -' ~,
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist church viii meet this eve
ming at the home Of Miss Erickson and
and the Misses Erickson and Farr will
act as hostesses. After the business
meeting a social hour will be enjoyed
in compliment to Miss Agnes Cuthbert-
son, the retiring secretary. Miss
Cuthbertson will leave the city this
week. .
Nine Moorhead girls enjoyed a pro-
gressive party last evening. The first
course was served at the home Of Miss
Dorothy Baker, the second by Miss
Gertrude Flaten and the third by Miss
es Elizabeth Zimmerman and Blanche
! Charest at the Charest home. The
Misses Ruth Casey and Julitta Simon
itsch served the fourth course at the
home of the latter. The last course
was served by the Misses Helen Adams,
Evelyn Harrington and Ruth Ander-
son at the Adams home. The affair was
in the nature of a Halloween party
and Halloween games were enjoyed.
The decorations were in yellow and
black and the guests were dressed in
costume. ....
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Kicker
pee .........."..yerdi AnnlVersdrJ
. m
Jan. IL Miscellaneous
Mrs. G. T. Sponsel.
Feb. 16 ........ Patriotism in Music
(Local Compositions.)
Mrs. VIM. Simpson, Miss Cecilia Con-
s .. molly.
March 16 ............ Church Music
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fuller.
April 13 Miscellaneous
Mrs. W. H. Vallency.
Mrs. W. II. Stutsman, Mrs. w. M.
Thompson.
, Chorus Section-Mrs. Chas. Wyman,
manager; Mrs. w. A. Wheeler. leader;
Miss Cecilia Connolly, librarian; Mrs.
Observation-Disclosures John Pollard,
Mrs. Fred Domeyer, Mrs. II. 3. Par
sons.
Dramatic section-E. w. Peterson,
director. 5-
Study section-Miss Jessie Kicker,
director. :.
Orchestra Section-C. L. Love.
Grand Forks Times: Plans for a re-
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STATE EVENTS

Mrs. Laura A.. Bachelor. president
of a national bank in North Dakota,
said at the American Bankers asso-
citation convention, that the best wife.
the most contented housekeeper, n
the dearest mother in the world is the
woman who has at some time had
business experience. Home life is not
enough to fill the modern woman's life
any more than the modern mans life.
At the present ratio" she said, w
have one great man In every 10000 or
more. With the potential mothers Of
the world given an opportunity to
grow in every direction Wen some time
have one great man in ten, to say
nothing-of the great women"
The Bismarck Fortnight club will
meet Wednesday with Mrs. G. ". Har-
ris, the meeting last week being a
deferred one from Oct. %. The pro-
gramme Is as follows:
The Climbers
story and analysis. act Mrs. Root.
story and analysis, act Mrs. Har-
The next event of h club will be
| the annual banquet.
The Current Events club of Bismarck
| will meet Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Walper. The programme is out
sEast, West, Hame's Best"
Roll call-current events.
H~ome-making:
Responses-A tried recipe.
Paper-Household hygiene, Mrs. Hug-
~Paper-Hone care OF the sick, Mrs
Paper-The decoration plan and care
OF the house. Mrs. Arnot.
Paper-Personal hygiene, Mrs. Da.
Wis.
The programme for the next meeting
4 OF the Bottineau Wornen's club follows:
Hostess-Mrs. Sandstrom.
Leader-Mrs. Cathro.
Roll Call-Give some lawarelafing to
Notes Of the federation in regard tt
household economics--Mrs. w. r. Me.
Poem, The Pure Food List-Mrs
Household Problems-Miss FIELD.
Mrs. w. IA. Wheeler, president OF ths
Mandan Musical club, has sent out {
COPY of the clubs programme for thu
current year and the following is thu
calendar OF the events and the person.
mel of the different sections:
September .15. .Miscellaneou
Mrs. Fred Domeyer.
Oct. 800. ......... MlSceIlaneDu
Miss Ethel Haight, Scott Goiyne.
Miss clara Thorberg, Miss Jessie
- HEEHt LENE MhrG W4I8I
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tertained the pupils OF the junior d.
partment yesterday afternoon at a Hat
lowe'en party In the studios, whicatz
were deliberately decorated with black
and yellow. The hostesses were dress.
ed as witches and ghosts and received
their guests in the hall and escorted
them to the different rooIns, where the
Halloween stunts were carried out.
The younger children were entertain
ed from 3 to 6 o'clock and the older
ones were the guests last evening from
1880 to 8 o'clock.
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union OF the members of the alumni
association of the university of Wis
consin, who are residing in North Oak
Qua, are being made for next Thursday
evening at Fargo. Following the meet
ings of the Educational association a
pig banquet will be given at the
Gardner hotel n it is expected thai
a large number will attend.
j. Pettijohn, head of the extension
department at the state university, has
peen invited to appear on the toast
programme. There are about a dozen
WISCONSIN graduates on the university
faculty and most of them will attend
the reunion.
There will also be a reunion of the
kota Wednesday, evening. Prof. Yer
non p. Squires. head of the university
English department, will preside as
POSTMASTER n Pres. +. J.. McVey will
other speakers AVE yet beer named
for the occasion as it Is not definitely
known who will be present.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Rachel johnson GuIlakson,
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Gullakson
to Hedge NJ. Mestad. the wedding to
take place on Tuesday afternoon, Nov.
IL at tho Norwegian Lutheran church
at Foley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark of Bot
tlnaau, n: p, announce the engage
John Daniel Hoban Of Minneapolis.
The wedding will take place in Novem-
Der.
Minot Optic: The chief social affair
of note yesterday was the unique wild
goose dinner given at the e: r. Bierly
MCGEE and Mrs. Bierly entertained the
members of the South Hill Bridge club
and their husbands: also Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Scofield and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lewis. Dinner was served a. $3.50 from
two most prettily arranged tables. a
c~enterpiece of fruit and pumpkins
sdorning each. The guests remained
taken up with the game. Mrs. A. j.
Drummer and Mr.. j. C.. Blaisdell held
high score. This delightful affair was
the last OF the series in which the
winners of the high score entertain the
inner of the low scores, and this
coming year the plan will be reversed
and the low score ladies will entertain
those OF the high score. This club is
one of the most noteworthy in Minot
society and many pleasant social times
are participated In by the members.
Mrs. Frank Griffin of Grand Forks
was hostess yesterday afternoon when
h entertained the members of the
Entire Nous club at her home On south
Fourth street in honor Of her aunt
Miss Margaret j.. Evans of Minneap-
ago in organizing the club N was
one of the charter members. The hours
were spent in visiting and Miss Evans
gave a splendid talk concerning hel
trip abroad, relating many incidents OF
interest about the homes of the English
authors she has visited. Some OF then
the club is a. present studying. The aft.
ernoon was brought to a close with the
service OF light refreshments.
The Junior teachers OF Wesley col.
Iege conservatory OF music, OF Crane
Forks the Misses May Nisbet, Liliiai
RauIson, Mabel Wright. Nellie Hal
Bessie Tharaldson, Eloy jackson, Haze
II Rutherford, Mrs. GeorgeA Benson, en-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-04
TONIGHT.

Tonight. If you feel duh and stupid,
or bilious and constipated, take a doss
of Chamberlain's Tablets and you will
feel all right tomorrow. For sale BY
all dealers.-Advt.
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hat/
Us True
Coffee drinking almost ruined my health before a heart
and nerve specialist informed me that coffee was my whole trouble.
II am So years of age, and from boyhood up to about the
year 1900 was strong and we'll, could eat any kind of food day
or night, slept soundly, audit was said that I had no nerves.
II began to suffer from indigestion and was getting Sleep
less and nervous. took medicine, kept at work, and stuck my ~~
cofee-the harm Of it was never suggested to m.
zone morning just after dressing I collapsed, and for six
weeks was very very sick: But pulled through. After another
r@tI did not improve, but became worse. My heart got very bad,
SO weak at times that | would faint. / also suffered from con-
sipation.
"In February, 1905, / was obEged to resign my position as
manager. *. >~
Finally in July, 1911, I came to San Francisco to consult
the best heart and nerve specialist to be found and was directed
to Dr. --. He made thorough examination and several
blood. tests. He told me that the trouble was with my heart and
neryes-mought about by coffee; that the caffeine contained in
coffee was poison to me; and to stop the use of coffee absolutely
and Immediately. Since that time I have not tasted one drop of
coffee. m
"When I stopped coffee, thought, what shall drink. Milk
has q tendency to constpate me; cold water is all right IN its
place, but it doesn't belong on the breakfast table. So conclud-
ed to try Postum. tits delicious with cream and sugar. [ drink
it whenever can find it. and enjoy it as we'll as once did coffee
my normal weight was about 10 lbs. and | had been as
low as 1SS In three weeks was greatly improved; in six months
Ibegan to feel like my old self. and now, ten months after stop
ped coffee, I am about well and weigh l8 lbs. I have not been
consipated once-not once! My stomach seems as good as ever;
I sleep well, feel well, and am well.
II am sure my good doctors advice, stop coffee is the
.Of course I have it in for coffee, and why shouldn't T.
See what it, cost me, my health, position and thousands Of dollars.
"Now in conclusion, you are at liberty to use my name any
way you wish. I enclose names Of my doctors. My only object
isto help other afflicted persons. I don't want any compensation,
and would not accept any MN !, 49,
7s Jackson St,
s Postum now comes in TWO forms. ###.
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Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Rachel johnson Gullakson,
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Gullakson
to Hedge M. Mestad. the wedding to
take place on Tuesday afternoon, Nov.
IL at the Norwegian Lutheran church
at Foley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark of Bot
tineau, n. D., the engage
ment of their daughter, Margaret, to
John Daniel Hoban of Minneapolis.
The wedding will take place In Novem-
Der.
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ALL KINDS OF NIT o " AND MlTTENs IN
INFANTS, MISSES AND LADIES' SIZES,
ALL PRICES. -
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Grand Forks Times: Plans for a re-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-04

The Junior teachers OF Wesley col.
lege conservatory Of music. Of Grand
Forks the Misses May Nisbet, Lillian
PauIson, Mabel Wright, Nellie Hal
crow, Lilah Saf1nes. Agnes Fagstad.
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