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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-28
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Nice. clean, old papers;
packages OF SO for 10 cents; $50 for
Is cents. Forum office.
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HOUSES o RENT

FOR RENT-Five room cottage. cali at
SOC 4th st. No. {tFS
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NEWLY decorated 9~room house, Gem
trally located. Apply 315 10th St. No.
""- kGEN
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LOCOMOTIVE fireman, brakeman,
wages about 500; experience I'M
necessary. Send age, postage. Railway
622 care Forum. 600
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WANTED-Young man about "a years
of age, single, to learn retail furnl-
turs business. Good opportunity and
permanent position to right party. Adj
dress 413 care Forum,
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SAFETY RAZOR blades sharpened Csc
and 35c per dozen. O'Neills Hard
ware, 81 Broadway. (92)
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SHAVE l0e3 HAIRCUT 2Jca Golden
West barber shop. 200 Front St
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LOAN WANTED.

I WISH to borrow $4,000 for s years at
6 per cent on choice half section
Traiil Co., land worth at least $4,000.
In answering state cash n requir-
ed to make loan. Address 2. q. box
4S4, Wyndmere. N. D.. (ob)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Steady Job
- for good a Elmer Bros. Hebron,
N. ID. (100)
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AGENTS WANTED-For the Fargo
Adjustable door closer. Good pro
position for live agents. Lind & Phil
lips Speciality Co., SIS LIST Ave. No. Far.
go, N. Oak.
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy
to get. My free booklet Y 539 tells
how. Write today-now. Earl Hop
kins, Washington, D., C. ~.ss% (90)
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FOR SALE-Corner lot. 50x14o. 18th st.
No, on car line. Cheap. Address
400 care Forum. t93)
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o. RENT-NiceIy furnished house
after March !. on north side. Phona
T&&. {ffJ
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas eng
neering school will give you practica
INSTRUCTION; write fos information
lays Front St
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START A MAIL order business OF
your own We show you how. Plan
sent free. F. Jordan Co, Wilkesbarre,
Penn. (9Oi
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AGENTS WANTED-For small hard
ware article. A good side line. VIII
be a money maker. Positively only one
in its line. Send for terms. P. Slustrop
Speciality Co., Cincinnati, O. (103)
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WANTED-Good girl for general
housework. Good wages, 321 7th
Ave. So. Moorhead. Phone 1873. (93)
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SCHOOL
LoTs 0 SALE.

nREssMAKtsG scHooas-aIs Eroa
Way.
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EXPERIENC tGD dining room girl want
ed at once. Address P. o. box 435,
Dickinson, N. D. (1O0)
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Go no JOHNSON's barber shop. 500
Front street; hair cut 25cS shave 10c,
bath 1Sc, on Saturday csc; first class
work guaranteed.
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BREAKING.

THREE ROOM FLAT. partly furnished
for light housekeeping. Moorhead.
Phone SAL. (tfl
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20
ON CITY WATER
WORKS LET TO DURANGO MEN

The contract for laying the new
pipe line for the Delta water works
system which is to extend from the
Gunnison river bridge to the pressure
basin on Orchard mesa, distance of
about $4,000 yards, was let on Tues
day to Skidmore and Lotus of Duran
go, and work upon the line is to be
inaugurated in the near future. The
successful bidders state that nearly all
the workmen employed in the construc-
ton of this new line will be local
men and this will help Delta get a
good share of the benefits resulting
from public expenditures.
The bid of Skidmore and Lotus was
approximately $4,000 and considered
the best The next lowest bid was
$4,000 above the Durango men and
highest bid was s4s00. Other bidders
we're Swartz and Company, Gordon
Construction company of Pueblo, w. s.
Swim of Delta, Vedder and Son of
Grand Junction, and Gale and Beckley
Of Delta.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20
RIVER IMPROVEMENT AT
NORTH DELTA BRIDGE

The board OF county commissioners
of this county are doing more and
better work this spring than ever he
fore on the North Delta bridge AMI
the Gunnison river at points in thaJ
vicinity where it usually overflows
when old Sol begins TO get in MS
work on the accumui4ted mountain
SHOWS
For three or four vttks past theF.
has been a force OF men at work,
about twenty or thirty in numter,
under direction of W. R. Gale, county
official in charge of this department,
putting in rock baskets which are to
turn and maintain direct course for
that great body of water which flows
through the channels of the Gunnison.
The board now feel that they have
mastered the situation at that point
and that there will be no serious over
flow there in the future. New piles
are to be driven on the north end of
the bridge to replace several that are
decayed and of little purpose.
On Wednesday a representative of
the American Steel Wire company,
OF Denver, the company furnishing
the wire for the rock basket work
in the river and at points along the
bank where needed, was in the city
and had photos made of the excellent
work produced with the basket
scheme. He wanted to be able to
show just what could be done in this
line, to people in other sections of the
state.
The bridges and bad places in riv-
ers in other sections of Delta county
are to be given similar attention by
the board of county commissioners
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20
NORTH DELTA NEWS.
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Ralph Baldwin and his two sisters.
the Misses Eunice and Jay, are nicely
located at the farm home of Mrs. l. D.
Johnson.
There has been considerable work
done on the river already this spring.
Quite a little farming going on in
this district at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kipler are now
pleasantly located on what is known
as the Sanders ranch west of North
Delta.
U. S. Boone, Carl and James,, have
Just finished clearing abou, twelve
acres of what is known as the Ora
ham place. They certainly have made
big improvement in the looks of the
place.
Tom Burnett is having the little
green house which stood on the north
side of the Hartland ditch, removed
to the south side of that ditch.
w. E. Taylor has moved to his ranch
on Cedar mesa and we are very sorry
to lose him from this section.
Fred Ingals of Illinois. spent a pleas.
ant week visiting with the U. S.
Boone family.
w. H. Andres of Cedaredge was a
North Delta visitor Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20
NEARLY $1,000 SUBSCRIBED
FOR OIL DEVELOPMENTS

Messrs. Doyle and Grim, promoters
of the plan proposed for development
of oil territory in the Peach valley
district. seven miles east of this city
have already secured subscription
for something like three thousand
dollars worth of stock in the enter
prise and state that there is now every
reason for feeling that the people Of
this district are heartily in favor OF
making full and thorough develop
ments of any and all possible re-
sources.
A meeting is to be held on Saturday.
tomorrow afternoon, when company
for development purposes will be or
ganized. and its is said will at once
proceed to get busy.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20
Woman's Relief Corps.

The meeting OF the Womans Relief
Corps. Wednesday. March IL. had a
fair attendance OF l3 members and
comrades. Mrs. Dominy and daughter
Mae. OF North Delta, were initiated
Mae Crowley was installed as press
correspondence. Our president read
sketch OF corps history. Captain
Kaiser gave a very interesting talk In
which he commended the Woman'r
Relief Corps for which we thank him.
Post Commander. Comrade Crowley.
gave a short talk and a reading on the
Battle OF Petersburg. Va, June Is. 1864.
in which he participated and was
wounded. Last. but not least. by any
means, came the lunch prepared by
the ladies'. There was baked beans
and brown bread besides other good
things.
The regular meeting OF the W. X. c.
will take place March 25th. All are
requested to be on hand promptly at
2 o'clock. The comrades are always
welcome.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

On Friday evening number of
young boys and girls were invited to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Arter-
berry on Howard street to assist Miss
Esther in properly celebrating her
birthday. The evening was passed
with games and music and at the
close Mrs. Arterberry, assisted by
Mrs. G. o. Dotts, served dainty re-
freshments. The young hostess re-
ceived a number of pretty gifts as
lasting reminders of the joyful occa-
sion.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20
Estray Advertise ment

Notice Is hereby given to whom II
may concern that the following de-
scribed animal was taken up near
Austin, Delta County. Colorado. on OF
about March 2, 1914. to-wit: One
roam yearling steer branded
on left thigh. Said animal being
unknown TO this Board, unless claim.
ed by owner on or before March 30.
1918 said estray will be sold by this
board for the benefit OF the owner
when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK IN.
sPDcTIoN COMMISSIONERS. Don
YER. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20
EcKERT ITEMS
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The Orchard Ranch Ditch company
held its annual meeting on Monday
evening, March 16. II was decided
that the company would build a con
crete headgate al the intake from
Surface Creek. The following officers
were elected for the coming year
II. X. Ferguson. president; ]. A. Hun.
sicker, secretary; c. L. Simpson.
treasurer; / p. Phippeny, superinten-
dent.
Miss Elsie Ault of Delta is spending
few days of this week with Miss
Ruth Ferguson.
The Searchers Literary society met
this week with Mrs II. X. Ferguson
Mrs. c. L. Simpson was Delta Wis
itor Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Ferguson substituted for
Mrs. Broman at Central school Mon
day.
The play given by the seniors OF
the Eckert high school at the Eckert
hall Friday evening was a great sue
cess in every way There was a large
audience in attendance and the class
cleared over $50 which will be used
to pay for the printing OF high school
ANIMALS.
H. X. Ferguson made short busi-
ness trip to Hotchkiss last week go
ing up Friday night and returning on
Saturday afternoon.
The Young Peoples class OF the
Presbyterian Sunday school held its
regular monthly meeting at the home
OF the teacher, Mrs. Phippeny. Thurs
day evening.
Little Laura Phippeny OF Montrose
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. l. s.
Phippeny this week
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

The last dance OF the season was
given by tie Fortnightly club in Elks
hall last evening and IT was easily
one of the best. There were some
60 or 65 couples in attendance and all
enjoyed delightful luncheon at the
Mathers' confectionery parlors at mid
night.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

FOR SALE-Red Bermuda onion
seed; home grown, as good as the
best. See W. L. Boyd. room s, over
Postoffice. ~
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20
Notice to Public

Notice to Public
The North Delta bridge will be
closed for repairs that are to be made.
on Monday and Tuesday. March 2s
and "a.
GEO. c. WILSON. Commr. II
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

Miss Bertha Clark. eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Clark in this
city, who for nearly two years past
was enrolled as pupil in music at
Fort Collins, has accepted an offer
as pianist and director in one OF the
state institutions at Glenwood, Iowa,
and departed for that point last Mon
day Miss Clark was one of Delta's s
leading pianists, well and favorably
known here, and all will be pleased
to learn of her advances.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20
BUSINESS LOCALS
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FOR SALE-Fine !. X. L coal range
good as new. bargain IL taken at
once. s53 Meeker street
FOR SALE-One kitchen range;
good as new; cheap for cash. s53.
Meeker street. o
Underwood typewriter for rent.
reasonable price. stearns Bros Co.
leigh seed potatoes for sale. Teie-
phone Delta 1921. 10
Highest cash prices paid for chic
kens. Breezy Crest Poultry Yards,
Austin. Mountain States Telephone,
Delta 1851. 10
FOR SALE-Tent house. new last
August, used four months; has wains-
coating and floor. half glass door,
also screen door; fitted with chimney
for stove. VIII sell stove also. In
quire at office OF Bruce a Stone.
Hillman Bldg or OF Il. NJ. Gets
WANTED-Horse to work on farm
for his feed. Good care. Box Sc.
You ought TO be ashamed OF those
dusty lace curtains. The Delta Steam
Laundry will make them look better
than new at price that's right. -..33f
LOST. STBAYED OR STOLEN
From Harry Monell's ranch. Plato
known as the "Pelton Horse" owned
by Walter j. Farrell. The animal ,s
darn bay with black name and tail.
Stands high and weighs 100 pounds.
has long tapering neck, arched back
and slender ankles. Single foots in
saddle. trots in buggy. Return or in
formation concerning said horse re-
warded. Walter J. Farrell. Montroes,
Colo.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

THE Price She Paid as presented
at the opera house last Monday by the
Dubinsky Brothers company was high
ly entertaining TO the small audience
in attendance, 1t is unquestionably
one of the most powerful stories stag
ed.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

Ben Lowe was in the city on Wed
nesday and exhibited some fine sam
pies of uranium ore which he had IN
covered in properties owned by him
in the Escalante canon some four or
five miles above his ranch and horse
camp. He has been at work on these
propertise for several weeks past and
expects to arrange for more extensive
the coming summer.
He has had good returns from the
assayer and feels highly elated over
prospects.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

It was one of Guy L. Atkins birth
days last Monday. and VIC can't say
Just how many he had had previous 20
that day, but anyhow his wife didn't
propose to have this particular one
go by entirely unnoticed. She began
planning in advance for surprise
for him that evening and number
of their closest personal friends called
at the Atkins home on California mesa
Monday evening and kept staying, and
then to do various things in social
sort of manner, all to the surprise Of
the head of the household, and then
Mrs. Atkins proceeded to spread
many good things to eat for her guests
and the boss was Informed that u
was the anniversary Of his birth and
that they were celebrating the event.
He was just as pleased with the af-
fair as were the others present and
when the guests departed they ex-
pressed a hope for many more such
doings.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

Underwood typewriter for rent,
price. Stearns Bros. Co.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

FOR SALE-Fine !. X. L. coal range
good as new. A bargain IL taken at
once. 953 Meeker street.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

FOR SALE-One kitchen range; /;
good as new; cheap for cash. s53.
Meeker street. o
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


Mrs. j. E. Hillman entertained a
number # her friends at Z o'colck
dinner last evening.
Miss Vera Mccartney visited with
friends in Grand Junction first OF the
week, returning home yesterday morn
ing.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week as fellows: Jasper Livesay and
Miss Harrington d. Smith, both Of
Hotchhss; John Delbert and Mary
Urbancic, both of Somerset.
Police Commissioner Blakely of
Denver was in the city the first OF
the week and went on to Hotchkiss
where he was to look after ranch and
other interests.
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

Highest cash prices paid for chic
kens. Breezy Crest Poultry Yards,
Austin. Mountain States Telephone.
Delta 1851. 10
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

Hay. seed oats and Sir Walter Ra-
leigh seed potatoes for sale. Teie-
phone Delta 1921. 10
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

You ought TO be ashamed OF those
dusty lace curtains. The Delta Steam
Laundry will make them look better
than new at price that's right. -..33tf
The Delta independent., 1914-03-20

WANTED-Horse to work on farm
for his feed. Good care. Box Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24
Danmark-B ygningens Betyd,
ming for
Sa1nfundsliv. y

Bet er i Dag IS Maaneder,
siden ca: $4,000 Mennesker,
l1voraf den langt o%vervejende
Del var Danske, va1fartede til
Udstil1ingspladsen forssat deltage
j Indvielse11 j Danmarks-Bygmin
gems Grund. Adskillige Natio-
sneT var kommet os lidt i Fcrk@-
bet, og siden. Danskernes store
Dag har den enc rationale Pa
rade trukket igennem Byen og
ud til Udstillingspladsen i ct
lignende Erende. Men endnu
er der like en- som har kunnet
samle selv en- tilnarmelsevis saa
stor Skare som den, der paa
Danskernes Dag den IS.
Marts 1913 satte en- ny Re-
kord i Udstillingens Historic.
Danskernes Dag er endnu I'd
stillingens stdrste Dag, naar
undtages den allerf6rste Fest,
da President Taft j Overvarel-
Sc at 100000 Mennesker toy Diet
f6rste Spadestik paa ct Sted i
Golden Gate Park, hvor Udstil-
lingen a1ligevel slet like kom til
at ligge.
Dette Fenomen, at Danskerne
- EN- at de mindste Nationer -
var i Stand til at samle EN- st9rre
sSkare, skabe en- mere. stilfuld
Fest og vekke Ell st6rre Be
.gejstring end de langt talstar-
|kere Natiner, har vaeret i Udstil-
llingsautoriteterne og andre Iagt-
.tagere helt uforklarlig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24
Uhiragn.
@eiiiSens banife 6olteoanier.s

@etiioens banife Bolftoanieres
Dppis1ring i Cons 2sroags bapoe
fDlot Dania Sall, % DC finite Dan=
s'cn fit i eMitcners 2sb Masier al
Slap fpr Dercs imlfte CONS, Der
git mel en paoItismeliespGroig
&rniition % Dnoe, ion gcrnaoer
1ra a'arel1 Sbom1ells oDgtige Sc
oelje til nlegen 9gre. Senator Miels
SSsu,ll. Ser itl,loe l,ope talt ONT &c
bouifc 6olteoamie", Dor peo sW-
Dom forbinoret fra at gibe @e0e.
9irefter A1rtonien, ser ill. Nro=
gran1met ferit if,ll5e bape bolot iii.
Sale ON .@eM hamlt-mucritonite
l1ngom" la1ere paa Mfte1len, truob-
te oerfor frem pr Soriamliagen og
DolM oper itoitnGp1,te gmrne ct IRr=
beles interesiant .Joreorng, Der len-
,,eoes meo fraftigf 8tfal6. Deiis
glih Neterien gioroe mege,r 2pffe
mes ii1, prGgti9e Sopran og Mtn's
et1ice Neterie1, Der foretraf at OPP
1trGoe iom Mftompartatrice til Miis
Granes fortrGffelige @iolinfpil, ri-
ite, ut bum par en- opgtig 8ianiitin-
DC. ST.. @olger 8eterlen, uSaunlo-
nien"s eneituaenoe Eenor, benrep
G11blit1tm mes set inmme @epertoi-
re, i!om bn bapoe benpttet peo
v@orlnonier"s ii63te &oncert, og
Ellen ielpfslgelig fremfalM Sang
paa @ang % ntoatte fpittere meo ct
Dacapo Mnnmer. s. g. SenienS
Srfeiter lepere6e lt6mgrfet aoncert=
Mlitf ogg ipilleoe feaere til Mamlen,
Ser parebe til SCI. 8. $ @aiementet
s;erpereoe Sc 1t,,ge, im11ffe Solfeom-
lerinber Ell loffer Snpper. Set
par ! set bele taget en- for,1eielig Mf,
fare, % flor er ben SntereSie, oe
opgtiw 6olteoanfere bar paft for Dc
gnnnle, oanife 6%olfeoanie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24
&erneus f1rjte 8nonebp. II Otter

&c ioitc gtatiititer .bar Stem Dorf
cnoelia upergaaet 9onoon Iom Der
bens ltprlte 0apnebp. &aroien al
De &arer, iom aarlig gear 10 %
m0 al fsleenoe inter1atip1lale Sob
ne, belsber lig %gicmeminitlig ionl
isl9er: Mcm Oorf 1913 Msil. Sol.
lars. 2ouocn 1892, @amtasru 1874
% 9iperpool 1887 Mill. gollurs.
Observation-Disclosures 6l,lofsreie bill eff
ter al e anoimligte0 sge Seem Dorfs
Joriprmg, ihet aa,lalen forforter
geien til 0otobanla mco 1900, til
Sn6nep $500 OF til Nalparnio
nreo 257O Spmile.
eSpbn Climb uotalte bc11 II. Mpril
til en- Meporter, som traf jam poo
@eien til l1oenrigsmiruIteriet, at
ban m1iaa 8illa meo ollie fine Sell,
fin Mooles og @ilobeo iom ben
ltprjte Waaa1,o / Nerico ibng".
!. @an bnpoe, iogoe han, bsrt am
8ilIos Eilfungetagel1ea al he a1neri-
tanife, Observation-Disclosures, Su-
ertn bapbe i,epiteret til Meeieo: Smr
fs4te- 1ig1iffer paa, at Sc niIoe Mipe
goM bebm0le6e
Menb emouzu11ourRiine Dram=
arcr," oplpfte haa, flor @illa CT sen
melt fonatilfe Mfbolhsmanb, Som
fin0es i beIe Merico. Ser ~fortalles
ON bant, at ian lar laoet Goloater
IfDoe for 9rnffemifrb / 99eiren. @fen
man fan.iige, bpuh ma1t oil ,on1 Oil.
Ia, fau itnl oet BOG iiges. til. bans
@re, at ban ialfulb er en- snSrnelie
Munb."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24
SAMUEL G. INVERSION
STATE AUDITOR ST. PAUL. MINE.

~ i 1&f. 80 = ~ 81 .r-SJ ErE.J@I .E cETRSLSS%4
tag1ae Gange opstaaet BevageI-
ser, som har .paakaldt Dansk
Americas forenede Stptte. Men
forinden Vi fix godt begy1ldt;h mar
Vi kastetaets haablpst Blk nd
over Synskredsen, foldet He9fe
H@nder, bildt os ind, at vi ger
ne Wide, men samtidigt erkleret:
vi kan like.
M skal vor sanlede Styrke
fer fprste Gang STILES rigtig
paa Prove. MI ska1 Diet wise sig,
ON wort store Organisationsar-
bejde har vaeret Umagen vard-
Med Danmarks-B ygnings-Sagen
staar eller falder vor Selvbe-
vidsthed - vor Selvtillid.
Sejrer vi denne Gang, vii
Fremtidens Opgaver we're lette-
re at lose. Der ligger allerede
|flere Opgaver og venter paa sos
Bprnehjem, Alderdomshjem,
Sanatorier, Immigranthjem osv.,
|osv., og endnu flere. vii frem-
komme. som Tiden gaar.
Falder vi, vii Fremtidens Sam
arbejde vare haabl@st, udover
en- 1igefrem lokal Virksomhed.s
Faren for den sidste Eventua-
~litetet er heldigvis overstaaet.
|Sejren er allerede langt over
ha1vt vunden. Der skal kun en-
larlig Kraftanstrengelse til end
MI, og Vaerket vii yare fu1dendt-
Og naar Danmarks- Bygningen
|%forlRngst er EN- Saga, vii Diet an
erkjendes, at med denne ..Beve-
gelse begyndte Ell ny ERA for
observation-disclosures.
Thi den larte os cen Ting:
vi kan, hvad vi vii!
Herman J.. Korell,
Danmarks-Bygnin
teens Sekretaer.
1San Francisco. April IS, 1914.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24
Sort fortalt.

&ofraten ! ben finite 8p Slabo
hnr fomsie @anfoireftsr Somans
Straf fra 6 Nar % s Mnaneoers
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