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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
En Brgturnhfn.

llDen &on1n1entarcr g%jel1giper b
neoenftdoe11oe lille 5temningsbille:
6e fra uGormGrts", set befenot(
0rgo1 for 5ocioliltcr1,e / Eplf:
lar6:
Set bar en- 8egipenbeo1 Ser foltc
be fine 5fpgger ln1gt for110::
@llereoe 6re6og Morgen ipl,rg
te Bgrl1e11e: Mor, fjpber bu Ben?
! Seen M}oberen por l1eget forbe.
bol0en. &igttgnof flnoe MON le poe
ben0e, at Dun De1it 1t6e11 pi6ere oil.
De Dabe lparet Sa. Me1 bum bolo1
fig olligebel tilboge.
= Maoife iag0e BUN fun.
SO, Set maa 0lt! blcD 8prne.
ne beo. 8i bar fife bapt nogen
cite Tiger. Sg bt bol0er 1oo mege1
at SEN!
Mooeren fnmpe6e en- ilem Scamp.
= 5fol jeg fjpbe be11? oberbeie=
De bum ltnoig.
SUM eioroe 9berilag og regne0e
og fr11be olligebel life blipe eniQ
meb fig ielb. 5agen bar, set bar
ser ingen Sbibl ON, pobelig. Se
bum bobbe Mnfbnret. Derfor 1ag0e
BUN til fig felb: Seq bill lperge min
Ma116.
Ma11oen bleb engitelig> 90 bon
Bprte ON Sanfen. - 9nr on og1ao
'tenft oyer, bnab SEN f~olter? ip11rg=
te ban.
Mooeren niffe6c. = SSo, men Ser
CT jo gaaet en- gpigbeo itOen ii6it!
Man0m iuffe0e ogiaa, SSa, bu
moa 10 le til - ONT set h1noe goo
alligebd.
8i maatte 10 1pnre pnn 1toget
anbet, foreiIog &onen. Maaife -
.bbis jeg los bore at fiebe mig en-
.nD 8interbat.
Wan1en bar rprt. San trDffe0e
fin Cones Sam6. San iag0e: Nej,
oct ifd oil life. Seen ON leg nit lob
bore meo at rDge' / fire Tiger?
Men BET bil6e Semen life babe,
% 6e o%berbee6e lenge.
gu bar leg Set, u6bre6 SEQ
men omii6er. Sen bIan 5hne bruger
Ri 10 life. 81 fan leie ben uo, iaa
gaar Oct.
Sa, iaa ft1r0e set laoe fig gi6re.
so plu6felig itroale6e olle Mniig=
ter: 8prne11e banieoe, M1o6eren 10,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
pri1H Erika 8rBap.

@eeo Damperen uSellig Olob""
ANTON ioenne l1ge Sans fgl. sri
beo Hrins Crit al sDanm1arf til
SEEM Dor, bporfrn- ian efter ct Nar
Cages Spbolo .agter at begipe fig
til Rrobtnie, Mlberta / CANADA, for
at tage ct on1fatten0e &urils !
2o1rbbefe11et. @rins Grit .er, ion,
.bcfjenot, &rins @aI0emors neitpng-
tie Syn. SON bar life TOM Be fleite
andre Brinfer i europa, bet fine
@plrer til Sen .militerc s2gbebane,
mell. bcrimo6 fqrefrl1ffa 9an0oaie,
net: Sen s: @obember I Sior fplo=
te Nriniem 25 @ar. Sort otter fill
&onfirmation blep BON 2anopniens=
:deb: paa @es1elagergoaro peo Tp:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

'pe .ettbber Malos Sierte pil lan
fgri b Nmcriffn. Son paopegeoe.
at Der or piebliffet ifr forelao
11ogen ariiis ! uoenIanofc affarcr,
d Der intel Npt bor inbtraaof
fom gioroe en- ejebliffeIia 6orbere-
belle 11eoberDia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

9anif Sfmelpiller paa Snrne fer
pbre. Sen bun1fe 9fueipiller Sc
Gao, fom for 11ogen SID it6en tom
til Mmerifa, ct for Gi6en pao Ell
Inngere Eurne giennem Staterne,
for at bol6e frantic &ecitationer.
$a11 bnr oIeroe bolbt femten Ne-
citationer % ffaI gi6re oberoroent=
Zig 2DHffe bln11bt Mmerifanerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

90 gaoerel. latte netie aniet
iocfp.
5or 9offffer.,. bar De ba1r1oe
soHertf2 fpurgte en- Ben bom paa
@noer1.
Rei i0oreoe Manoer,, men
Wforgen fanr bi 5~pineitegl
90 req ben m6e1 Mnn6e1, OBJ.
0g BON iagoe ! en- Some, al 1tor,
meget 1tor 5orbabfelie:: Snn-aa?i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

vDete r foniff at IaIe ON bpor-
leoeS bun lb otter mtg meo eli
Cuts, % ben Del al GdSoof11n1e11-
tel, Der omtaler, bborIebes bun ilog
til mig meo ct 5tpffe at Ell @eo=
nirgsitige / 8ueblo, Colo, men Set
e. ben ifiare Sanobeo. Seq maottte
fiooe oppe belle @aHm for 1t for
binbre benoe / at ilon mig libel.
! rSeg er MI blebe11 trnt al aIt
bette DrillerL % leg pnifer at FOL
De Nabnf u8at" pletfrit, set er
oct belle. Seq baober bum bill fomme
bertl % forfpgte lin Sag, iao at
alt Tan blibe bragt poa set rene.
Set CT oerfor, at jeg ferit ormooer
ON at faa Wgteifobet erflpret ugpl=
oigt; bpiS ieg life op1raar oehe bill
Der blibe en- Sfilsmisie.
~Sg la0 mig fortpue Gem cit
aron cling. Naor 6e1111e Sag ct
goot % bel ober1taaet agter ieg at
1t11oe mig ielb en- long Berie, og
bbis leg iao Tan fin6e e, iffiffffeIig
abtnoe, iom er bilIig til at fjgre
/ Sperb meo mig, bill jeg ilao ill.,
men oenne Gong paa en- reg1,ler
Maooe."
: Det bar / Sanuar, 1913, u8ut"
TT Weeooelelie ONT, at Miis Sing,
1om oo oor cit of Meborbeioerne
beo ~De11ber Soft, ftoo / Begreb
mes at gifte fig. SON tog 6o 1trafs
Oct ferite Sog til Denber, tbong e,
tuiin6 Dollars Diamontring paa
benbeS Singer, forte benoe ino / Sen
hne1te @ogn poo ct @11rtigtog %
brogte ben6e til Gbicago, og ollie
Snoboonerne / 2m1bSbpen Sege=
neiicb mpote ienere op peo 8ane=
ganroen meo Muiif / 9pioIen, for
at bb6c Barret belfomme11.
! Mr. geel1on mpbte MiiS Sling
for fgrite Song poa 8ife's 8eaf puo
ben 236e Sag / Moanebu1. Sc at
ribcreoe / Gbicago pao Gfirmegon=
gen 9h. 10 ser. S.13 ON Morgene11
poa oeres 8rpllups6og, ben %. SSu=
mar 1918: Sc :bieoes @l: 1928
@ftm. og 8rpllltpsfeten> begpnbte
&l. 4.13 MrS. Nellon bar 90 Mm:
gommel, 0n BUN bleb gift = loo
man moa >1ige, at Gollet1c Is % 90
hor 1ptllt CIT fremrage11bc Molle /
M9teparrts forte 5omlip. Da
! rGot" og bms Sagfprer inb1epcrc=
De Observation-Disclosures / 9fette11
bleb Oct poa1templet oer 26oe So
n11ar, 1916 ST. 11.17 Sornt.
"Sfift bette til 1923, ioaoc
Melion. r23 far oltio bpret ct al
mime 2pffdtal." Sc benteoe i 6 Mi=
1t11tter, % 9of1t1nentet bleb forip-
net me6 Set gnife6e &loffe1nt.
| S 9of1mcntet fremfpres, at Mr.
Nelion | forrige l1ge ien6te ct Sc
le9rm til fin $uitru, bpori ban
ammo6e6e benbe ON at penpe ti1boge
til it Silent. Sporet bar: vsS Sffe en-
Gbnnce | 8erben".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

Sfibene: n&ellig Slob" al 5cmt-
oinobian=M mertcon 2inien er Die
ben forftnfet. Mfgangen fra Seem
Sort ifer mi 2er6og ben Ste Geb.
v0scor II" al iam1ne 2inie benz
tes til Seem Sort, 11le6 1856 Hosia=
gerer, SEN 86e Teb., % bill afgoa
fra Seem Worf Sen 17be Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

Mf Mooerifpen tet in6bpllet
bet lille 5nef11g ifueo' neo>
og "Opens @limmer set fortrplleo'
meb al fin ftore 9erIigbeo.
&c, fipre Meo6er, bbpr mutt / 2gn
e Sourne binfcr % til Dem,
9 9i'n1en CT ioo bIio % ifjgn -
boorfor ba blibe / bort Siem?.
~SDobinoen flyer, Sen glaze Soro
..er f11l6 al 2ib og SerIigbeo;
jeg lengeS efter @Ieoens 8or6. -
g. Wo6er, las % ftige ne0!" Z
Sg Mo0erifpen me6 fin Mrm
omlpngeo' 5n11get pn1t og blot:
rglib ber, nit Barn fun 5pno 90
3arm
b1't mpoes; bib Sjemmet Sit" Z
Zen 9ao11en greb Ben bpi0e @fp,
g hl1rtigt @or6erbin6cn frilteo'
Oct lille Snug poa 2ejet: rTlb!"
::9et lagte neo as Simlen. Iilteo'.
Mel1 fer oe,- @i11teriol fin @ulpe
1T enot, / Dage11s forte SIS,
bleb Tnuget tort og qif til @r1111be.
bag @lemSlens tettc, 111prfe @peb.
Morol: uSfomagcr, blib peo sin
Sci IT, t..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
Nrlanna
6jfnunrnighrhrr.

@dulll4 NPlhunh
6jfnunrntgt1rnrr.
S &elene poo Npbeoer1 ON, at
Dor bergnte 2nn6smm1b be6 2gQer=
mes .&iep netop bab6e faaet fine
9lrenlapper / ben Fjen11eite 9rben,
ffommer nj Me6belcl1en / ben ome-
|rifa1ffe @reSie ONT, at Battling"
|9telion 1taor 8egrb meo at for
|lange 5filsmisIe. gn6ifip1t set / en-
&reos i lengere. Gib far
|perd befienot, at. u8ot" bien1me /
|&uid juit fife. oltib bonIeoe. pao
Sober, og at bans be6re &olpoel
allereoe.. ct 3ar Sage .efter @ieliel1
tr1eoe meb at forlabe bar1, lno bob
De. MON, bog MI giort fig fortrolig
meo Eanfen ON at llDejret poo Be-
res pgteifabelige Simmel fprIpnglt
par truffet ODER. gdt flyer imioIertib
Section, at beriom ct 5egSmooI iom
|ba11 netop bar begp116t ON at faa
gGgteifabet mellem bom og. Mrs.
|6op Sing @elion, sem ipecielle @or=
Respondent og Gegner beo @loDet
uDc1ber Hoit", a11nuleret life fol=
Ser lis / bans Gabpr, oil ban itrafs
anlgge &etten ON 5filsmis]e. i.
SON bar i 1913, % bn11 i al
!l$urtigbe6 begob Zig til Denber %
NOE item me6 Magt bortferte fin
|@uub og Ggte6e ben6e / lit &icm
/ Sllinots, ful6ltenoig operbepiit
ONT at bope gibet &1lpibo tit Maa6es=
1tpb, l1tet Den 9ontle og. erfarne
@nb for al &ierligbeo mg6te be6
2ejligbeoen op meo ipibie Rile, /
Steof for noltoppeoe 6Ggtepanter>
og fer bar Oct Oh at uBot" maotte
Bloc / @rRs1e / ferite Smga11g =
rfbi@, flyer Nel{on MI / tit &gn=
|ifrift> uMers. Nel1on bar bele Gi6e1,
negta pg bngrer fig fre1n6eles beo
at leDe iammen meo mig lom min
@1titrrt."
Mebens 8ortrem11ing fra @uS
og Siem / BET poabegbnbte 5pgs-
maa1 mferes lom &obe6grr1noen til
S11ole6elia1 af bemel0te retSlige
[5fri6t, anfprer Mr. Nel1o11 tillige
|flere SilfGl6e al. @ruiombe6er lon1
bans Snltru bar giort fig ifplbig /.
u8i fun6e eneS itorortet", betroz
|ebe Nr. Nelion en- &eferent for ct
|Fur Gage it6enL ubpis set life bar
for benbes utosieoe Soccer og Scar
|reitreger". @nEber lom fien6er mig
|beb, at jeg CT nleget let at omgaos,
|og oct flyer bum 6a og1oo felb;; men
BUN bill M ab1olut life bore min
|Snftru. Sum flyer, at bi blot er
&ammerater og alt 1anbnnt, men
|at b11n life fan Iebe iommen meo
mig. Som Sc begribe 6ette?"
oSSeg bar +. cts bos benbe /
.flere Tiger / Nobember Manneo.
Seq %fortalte ben6e, at jeg bar billig
It'll at ilaa cit 5treg ODER set bele
|og begbube bort 5m1lip forfro,
uoen poerligere Sn0blan0ing fra
eller mine egne Benners 5i=
|be. Seq f%oriifre6e ben6e ON, at ieg
'bil6e goa biem og opfpge en- 5pe-
for at ban fn16e bri1ge nil
ne begetabiIife 9ren1npper til at
|ligne ct Nar me11neffelige 0rgoner;
men bbaD tror De BUN 1a'e? -
r@i6r life oct, '8ot'," loarebe bun,
uDn bil6e life bore u8nt" uben
|bisfe to acknowledgements" On
Gong gift leg meo en- Sue i ct bnIbt
|Mmstib % bar en- Mlbtrpie, Blot
for at bebage ben6e. B1n gnffeoe
nemlig, at leg fuI6e .Hgne en- Soc
|befpgter. Seq a16ben6te BERTH, at
% enbber bog auigebeI bi6ite,
lat leg bar en- Npbefngter, me1l bun
bel, ben0es egn Samilie fa11.
lite blibe flog poo bbab bun enffer,
|laa bporom fd leg Do fnr11e ffatte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
@mff Dor 8osbanbd.

M1e Bigger fra bort Eager ienbes
p~ortofrit nae6 &affepoit, eller Ct
preis; men suffer man 8affe11 as-.
~ltreret u,aa 5 geuts efstra mebfpl--.
&c 8etillingen. 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

#rRHi1rntrna Rum
rrJHP.


rPJHr.
orsoag Mften forrigc ~l1ge
1bolot araiDent 8illon en- al fine
ferlfe Saler Nem gorf, paa SEN
Ct bamspiunlaate @lnnDrejie Mnleo-
n'rg CT Jorfbarsfagen. Son fren1-
lolot OF nbgrerne Mg0penoigbc-
Den ct etIl1obioelie nf Mrmem / en-
nar Jrrer1tio % erfIareoe, at bun
tie htl1oe i',oeitan far, at l%1oiigter-
he oe Gor.Stater biloe opre 1oo
.lple W2orgen, Tom be er i Sag.
9p go nlbeo 8mffetttter11e arran-
Saerdof uRRdilpnp @niineis Msio-
Cation % rMsotion Nictl1re 8onr6
g 9rooe1. San angnb paa begge
Ssteoer @r1inotonem i 6e Saler, Tom
bon De elge1be Ii 0oge fommer
fISot boloe be mellemueitli6e Sta
ter.
timber 8~arffefftter1re og / Dogens
Sob Iep Rrqiioente1t biliet meo
gegeeiltrnre: Nad a1trer mellem Sc
9potelIer, bDor 8anffetterae bolotes,
bleu aneiforterd at ct Muiifffforps
ng Ell glIfooeIing al set tic Seem gorfs
g9atHDnalgnroe fnptteoe &pltartil-
Teri
9erpeb 1900 Sorretningsmeno
par hliteoe peo Sernbonebol1ffettter1
Ser orbigH bm fin ifrepne Sole
flere @ange. gifalbet afbrpo ban1
ofn
9rnftbenfen inbrgmme6e, al ban
i ct guofffnb til forrige &ongrcs if
lie haboe Iagt 8ngt NOT pao militer
Sorbereotbeo. Som bup6e III facet
.'
ct MT 5Dn poa 5agen. Meb SEN
Jpn M cit S~nriffffommisiion bap6e
BON ogian foro1r6rd Mening. N1,
bar ban Sabpr af Dprettellen at
en- dabm 4o1mmislion; Get bab0e
lite pnrf en- Mpobenoigbeo for oct
lpr. 55nrretningsmpnoene oppla110e=
reoe oenre notalelie.
8rafioenfm falte ON oniae
Winnb, Der .gior0e Spgrgsmaalet ON
:5orbereotbeo broget. Sc Dor %ro=
pinliiaIHiltn. iogoe ban; set git life
am for sc Gor. 5tater at ofboloe
fig fra ;oe111e 5prbin6eIfe me6 Doer=
ber1enen.
merifnnife 5pGrgsu1nal blep
undertakes En- grur6ig Drpftelie.
8rnliiDlenfm ingoe, at en- SSnboiion
Mierieo bible berpbe De Sor. 5to=
trDen 8iIlib, iom oe np6er bos
Sen ebriige SCI Of 6et1 be1tlige Solb=
hugle. 9m omtalte @nbas 8efri=
eIfe ION ct gfSempd poo noget go0t,
sc sSor. 5tnter bab0e 1torettet.
s.@uiom bi mi trgffes ino / Sen
Mnlm1trpm om mi brl1ier / @n-
ropa, iogoe 8rnfioenten, rbil set
iffffe blGpe % or1n6t at uoretc Sc
fore 8ing, ion bi ffnloe fordrefffe
at ohr,etttte"
pon foriDareoe %&rigsmimilter
Barriiong Seroroningsplm og iag-
s BON life BRIO Jig noget ON
@nfeGbeoerne peo Der, 6eriom Ser
blot bleb 100000 gpe6e Man6 / en-
Mseferbe nube ben fpoerule &egie-
I.rinq. SON tnlte for u6bioelie at SEQ
fip11nlqoroen men iagoe, at &on=
s~itiftutio1,en feb iate Mationalgar6en
UNDER g~tatgfontroI. SON forfifreoe,
snt So syor. Stater lite bil6e blipe
arebe Naaaharisme.
,sforbereottbeo1 beitoo l. at hi for
bereote bore Hetigbeoer iom @a-
Hon. ingoe &rafioenten, % bore
Mehigbeoer ion Mneritarere ! Slime
rita % uoe1roan BET % at ri forbe-
.reote el mi1,oret polaif nobifling
i1,oerforp bore eg1le @rpnier> iaa hi
fu11oe boprne om 5reoen og Mmeri-
fns politiife Ml,tonomi.
l@hsnt Mnterifn er en- flor @a-
Hon nogipr BET bog life Stbrfte-
Dnrten geroen, iagoe 8reiiben-
4e..rg Boz en- 8eroen, iom bi
efobten fdgoe bon, viom Ri
siffe fan fpranors fona pi lite Ton
tnnh Ell arloen Gilitmo, END
DsgpfrfsIiab sfi''osY fig i pet Dtl1e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
Snefnget.
Mf ella @becler Wilcor.

Dberiat of S. g. Nal1lien).
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-25
AT THE CHURCHES.

Strangers in the city ana the pub
lie are cordially invited TO all ser.
vices at the following churches:
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
J. B. Eshman, Pastor.
Sunday School at $50.
Preaching ii II a. NJ.
Christian Endeavor 6:3O.
Preaching at 1870 p. M.
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday School - 9:3n Il. m.
Morning Service ll;00 II. IN.
Evening Service 7:3O
Christian Endeavor 200 D. m.
Weekly Prayer Meeting Wednes,
day 1880 p m.
First Baptist Church-Rev. c. NJ.
Thompson, Pastor. Services as US.
ual.
Sunday School-9:3O a m.
Morning Servjce-ll:O0 a. m.
Evening Service-7:30 p. m.
Second Baptist Church--Rev. w.
K Goodman, Pastor.
sun ay School $3.50 a. m.
Preaching-ll a. IN.
preaching-7:30 p. m.
b. Y. p. U. $50 p. NJ
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night-7:30 y. m.
We tninster Presbyterian Church
Sunday SCHOOLGIRL a. III.
Mems Bible Class-l0:00 a. m.
Morning Service-ll:45 a. m.
Evening Services 1880 p. m.
Grace Church-Rev. Geo. c. Alb
b It. Rector.
! Morning prayer d sermon at
6:45.
/ Sunday School at $50 a. m.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-25
Test of a Good Book.

That is a good book which is opened
with expectations and closed with
profit. 1t is a wise book that Is good
from title page to the end. One mas
terplece, fairly mastered, prepares
the reader TO master the great pieces
of literature. The encyclopedia of de-
tails may be left for less occupied
and thoughtful mOments.-Amos Bron-
son AlcOtt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-25
Hog Shipping Crate.

In case the shipment is to be long
one, wire a pan of water in one cor
ner.
Material for crate, feet wide, B
feet long and feet high.
Ii by u, for bottom end board (;
Ii by 1-6-16 uprights and opening
end; 81 by 1910 sides and closed
end; 2-1 by 12-10 floor and bottom
side boards; Ii by 6-S cleats.-
Farm and Home.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-25
HANDY HOG SHIPPING CRATE
Timber Used in Construction Should
Be Southern Yellow Pine-List
Of Material Needed.

A strong shipping crate for hogs is
an easy thing to make. 1t should be
well built of southern yellow pine. A
neatly built crate, shipping tag bear
ing the shippers name and that Of his
farm often will aid in selling stock.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-25

whoever mMhmeh eywhs %hdNb WN We md
h@@bMh @nnwhgm asst ab dg give G
heph@ BEIT m b
A
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-25
Our Object

In making this remarkable offer of $500 glasses for LOO
pair is simply to introduce service in your
nifty as well Crystal Lenses. Our Crystal Lenses
have met with great by many persons who
wearing them and meeting with the results
wherever they are introduced
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
HAVANA.

Havana, N. D., Dec. 7.---R. A. lyle and
family spent Thanksgiving day at Lis
bon, at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Don Hastings.
Mrs. J. F. Hickey and daughters en-
tertained John Hickey and family and
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Russell entertain
ed a large company of friends on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs Rogers and children
spent Thanksgiving day at the Chas.
Stewart home. Mrs. Rogers is a sister
of Mrs. Stewart.
last Friday from a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends near Fargo.
The trip was made in their Buick car.
The Misses Bessie and Mable Hickey
returned last Sunday to Wyndmere, to
resume their duties of teaching, after
spending the Thanksgiving recess at
the home of their mother, Mrs. J.. F.
Hickey.
DR.. and Mrs. Mulroony had as guests
Thanksgiving day. Mr.. Rudy and
daughter Grace, of Wahpeton, and the
doctors mother, his brother James, and
two sisters, Agnes and Gwinnie Null
roony.
Peter Ruddy and daughter Grace re-
turned to their home at Wahpeton last
Sunday after visiting a few days at the
home of Mr.. Ruddy's daughter, Mrs. w.
j. Mulroony.
A Thanksgiving program was given
by the pupils of the primary and inter
mediate rooms last Wednesday after
noon at the schoolhouse. A goodly
number OF the mothers of the little
folks attended and enjoyed it very
much.
The annual bazaar and food sale held
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
STOP DANDRUFF!
HAIR GETS THICK,
WAVY, BEAUTIFUL
GIRLS! DRAW A CLOTH THROUGH
YOUR HAIR AND DOUBLE
ITS BEAUTY.
SPEND Is CENTSl DANDRUFF
vANIsHEs AND HAIRS STOP
COMING OUT.

To be possessed Of head of heavy,
beautiful hair: soft. lustrous. fluffy.
wavy and free from dandruff is merely
a matter of using a little Danderine.
1t Is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of 1t. Just get
"a 25-cent bottle OF Knowlton's Dander-
Inc now--all drug stores recommend it
apply a little as directed and .ithin
ten minutes there will be an appear
ance of abundance, freshness, fluffiness
and an incompatible gloss an6 lustrc,
and try as you will you can not find a
trace OF dandruff or falling hair; but
your real surprise will be after about
two weeks use, when you will see new
Ihair-fine and downy at first-yes-but
really new hair-sprouting out all over
your scalp-Danderine is, we believe
| the only sure hair grower, destroyer o1
dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and
iit never fails to stop falling hair al
once.
lie you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really lis, moistcn q clott
with a little Danderine and CAREFUL,
Idraw it through your Eair--taking one
Ismall strand at a time. Your hair viii
lbe soft, glossy and beautiful in just &
few moments--a delightful slirprist
lawaits everyone who tries this.--Ady
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
PETTIBONE.

Pettibone, n. D., Dec. Mrs. Dan
Monk Of Marstonmoor, had the mis-
fortune to fall down stairs last Tues
day, breaking both bones in her right
forearm, also tearing the muscles loose
from her neck and shoulder. Under
the care Of DR.. Mulzer Of Woodworth,
she is getting along nicely.
November was q beautiful weather
month here and so far in December the
same, no snow, and warm like fall.
The dance held at the hall Thanks-
giving night was largely attended and
q most enjoyable time had by all.
The Pettibone five-piece orchestra
furnishing splendid music. A dainty
lunch was served at midnight at the
Hotel Pettibone.
Mrs w E. McVey and son left Mon
oay Tor La Fargo. Wis, to spend the
winter. Mr. McVey expects to join
them in a few days.
Alex McKane returned Friday from
a short visit at Steele.
IL. j. Barnard went to Bismarck
sunday and returned with his wife and
son, Kenneth. The latter has been
In the hospital for some time past. He
Is getting along nicely now.
M. l.. Pruitt returned Saturday from
visit and business trip to points In
iowa, Minnesota and Indiana His
nephew. Burton Dunn, returned with
him and will make a short visit here
| Miss Stella Dahlstrom came home
from Jamestown to spend Thanksgiv.
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Dahlstrom. She returned to schoo
duties at Jamestown Monday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
NO EARLY
PEACE IS
IN SIGHT
SO Declares European Trav-
eler-Expects Several
Years of Combat

Jamestown, n. D.. Dec. 6.-That the
European war will continue for several
years at the very least is the firm con-
viction of O. c. Bleckrud, representa-
tive of an Oriental Rug Co., who pass
ed through this city Wednesday night
on No. 1 en- route to Washington and
other Pacific coast states. Mr.. Bleck-
rud backs UP his statements by per-
sonal observations. He returned bpt
two months ago from Europe in the
interests Of his firm and has made
three such trips since the war broke
out.
During the usual wait Of N. P. train
No. 1 in Jamestown. Mr.. Bleckrud dis
embarked TO stretch himself" Dur
ing the short stay the traveller divested
an interesting yarn Of conditions on
the other side.
Il have made countless trips to Eu-
rope during my connection with the
Rug company" said Mr.. Bleckrud,
"and have made three such trips since
the European Slaughterhouse was
inaugurated. 1t is one of the most
interesting issues to Americans for a
deal hinges on the outcome.
Il do not believe the war will end
for many years, although of course
any moment.
May Be Tired.
Many people are of the opinion it
will terminate about next July or
August, or at any rate some time
during 1917. If it does stop then it
will be because the kaiser has tired of
having his troops hammered back on
the Somme or hurting them against
other points Of vantage. 1t will not
stop because OF lack OF money. A
big war loan was but recently swung
by American money kings and Ger
many is in a position to obtain a loan
at any time, as are practically any of
the other nations involved"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07
Mayville Normal.

Mayville, N. D., Dec. THE two new
literary societies, the Athenian and the
Castalian. will give their first union
program and social on Friday evening.
The normal school orchestra held its
regular rehearsal at the home of PTesi-
dent Hillyer last Saturday evening.
This years orchestra Is the best the
school has ever had, owing to the un--
usual number Of students with excel
lent musical ability. ..... ..
The school was not in session on
Thanksgiving but there was regular
work on Friday following. Parties on
Thanksgiving eve and night and a spe-
cial program by the orchestra at chapel
on Wednesday, in addition to the fine
dinner served by the school boarding
department, helped to make the
Thanksgiving time thoroughly enjoy
a BILE one.
On Friday evening of last week the
first two basketball games of the fall
term interclass series were played. The